https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-01-01.pdf c1aac3d5d64bbe0c852e357b19e702be PDF Text Text TH® f\sfll*UCAI< BaHMIH VOL. XVII HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN .Pfifawar ijid Bum Card?. It seemed that tbit young girl, Bosa Um it rmghtibea Pectin. nt In iwr cradle playing with Just Received, at him. Evidently life had oof brought 1i htm all 1* mtirt.r and Ka hnnwnv ' ' round, end rosy ao ■ nice phtmp empie, and didn't took a. if she knew anything about the hard times that bad coma to fragile n bubble of humanity to drift the Utile log bouse when the lather died, RIVERSIDE Greble & Bussell’s “^WRlflttT k~»rdpHf(>dk NO. 36- WEDNSDAY, JANUARY 1. 1873. there were little bright touches al! over her hair, a* though the sun was shin­ ing in spots upon it. Ono morning 1 sat. cjiiing theso gleams of sunshine around my Gncers, and watching a flock of Mother Carey's chickens skim WM f(. HAYFURD «aid Mattie, “a nice big pile of it; and en no one younger stepped in when that is gone. Deacon Turner la her oft which wae pretty often going to draw ur a load hitneelf he tald re. Then, be always quietly ay liimaalf, with a kind of The motto-r ataiUd at merry Tad, and LOT JKIIXE mysulftori few momenta. Not many, Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves, times felt a litXl. diasali<Ged with their nl.t. .nt — j dark eyes. rare in no danger of safloring. TJMTXTfirT; rcctEll; CKUniAIHIIM JOU5 ROBERTS Mattie crept up thn la Her to ISC bod in the Infi, wbib their mother set down VnivenaUy knoicn ax. the BEST HEATING STOYE in the World ’ Alto a Large Assortment of a atrugor; when iookinj hold ! I aaw beneath the □ LRWATCG the my baby ta her en timM at the three little i JEWETT & ROOT’S PULE PROOF STOVES! ■*■■• V. S. • 1• W.-VRRAJSITED FOR TWO YE nothing to give, i as Intis Ted. We. Manufacture •We New . MAYNARD, CHRIST MAS, i eoil is the most fottilo in the world.” In ike BIST STYLE and from MILO T. WHEELER Leather Eastern Oak Gonninn „ CALL JOUXA. GREBLE. SEE AND US. Salt! Salt! Salt! HESSMER, HEATH k CO. isa Armour. ®rdun. Mio; then? uni li towns of 30.0(H) inhab' itauU each ; and we never think of ourIvet a, bvinr'oiit of thn wav. lint rath- MARK RUSSELL. ' tell figure earnestly forward. | Boss lr«n»! her pretty head toward I him in a eon&ling attitude of interest ; end lauglied: “yii eo you a».iho pe>I pie. and wiwiom h ewng to die. with 0,3AY ! millions o! them -. from thirty to forty , vessels ar» <-jn>taatly plfing to England with the tnllorv ar.-l tni-«*Sil wool.’ Wheeler ' Look to your interest and purchase your Balt at the old atand of Sp/fLi/lq Silrtu & BLACKSMITHING! W illson FIRST QUALITY. babv. with no earth­ *. I aahl no earthly ■a wrung "You did! rv u.in th.' tl.-aii—not usually; but »yiwn« up in riowvwita.itim :-i 14i onhir will rome to one unaing oaea to ms cnair again, anu tosking at me eager!r. -What did you * •“ ™lbi Hia atavarda tn account eayF “Hadn’t you acmio ample thing to r‘t GOODYEAR A BARLOW where you know you pet none hut tlie war* nsk*d Itow, looking idl* at the light in her ring, and then as idly nt f Sil THE AUTVMW8HEAF. ■id BLACKSMITHING j tn the hungry [->T at home. Why don’t aotnebudy cnndeaM it ae they do : will; but canh do everytljag : once,' replied Ux> N<» Zealan^r, k I ing with »ud<lnn irKerwat eMhOigam. ' •kntHsl>uaid l>eing;playnd twside us. i Jud then al mg f-iwrto the ship'i ateo oxy qoooti/1 t/ttittt rwrrWATCHES. until he eatr tl- -lit! -uh DENTIST SitifiUs J. S. GOODYEAR A Co Bi:!©! Emu art Satan Jm H, ici SHIM Pure Wines and Honors!, F. D. £lCKLEY, rag tigwctvii. t'rainsEx- NEW GOODS! i A. Hat. Hlaaayuur heart! it done igg th» Mtn* hslf-eontiaiug rfanr * and ■ ready smib- upon* hitn she had l>«m •o grieved, and ao impatient, reeolntn, (and, indead, when on I giving u»- arawavSatea »IW ly dropped off my water-proof sickness. and atcxd up behind 3570 manly little daughter sama quietly down .__ The Now Zculsntlsr looked after her, a ormnvv invn mmravOBW ‘ and trisxi to console himself by drawing ■ roiu-iois iovs mir NEW GOODS! W1 w. i<ve*1. and finally got ayJ Of couree it was rbil<< to make himaell r.n*nE or waving haadkerelnrfo and kindly good , bye. and I stood on ths stem, nodding ffe Defy Competition looked at tlie likeness uf a lake among WWEDkY GOODS! struck by a certain raudcal r>ng In the Gold & Silver Watches ■ > DIAMOND*. ARRIVING DAILY. SjM Silter eeJ PM 3r| telegram of the arrival of our ship; yet I knew 1 HASTJbiGSsMIGH. HASTINGS. MICH. J. Cole & Son. I Ciuuu. Wil you uau UXWW ’ ’•ootid thought like mo for ballast- but even the tarkey had been buck; with the dieorder uf the atrong eM-wind in her haw, and ita ftwahnen in her pretty pink cheeks. “I’ve cum" aa I aaid,' she mnrmured, A. D. COOK, Act. FRENCn CLOCES, OPERA GLASSES. op,«» io anything ao sunaational mou*. ’ day we camo !<■ port, with o.ur WUOLWfjlLr A RETAIL horisun. j.AjaDBEais.A co. Russell GROCERS. & Kevins ■nd PA1MTS k OILS mWMM Armour hail sufficiently ad-nired his gr»:>b>? jvtuslliugs a»f tha captain and the qnartonnaetor, and tbs aM-aick eeenpants uf an upj^r berth, it was time wore actually going nt teen knots an honr.ioy . vary brill­ a half iant; but thare'waa a piquant’ charm about her that ettiurted half the pa.playoi pam and gueeeM riddles, nod , Shingles, Lath, &c. bar to bring little Rooms The Beantiinl Moew the vanishing billowing tetter at Rt. Ixxriat OktrU alike Lovett brut umami, sracra UKBUD, Dye Stutts, UE BlHH 1 aged people have lestmed selves in any' chanee my of sunlight without stopping toi consider whether il is likely to l» perpetual. •wt kite two. c>H. nodi, rail �WjKLi. of ita property is needed to pay coutmc. torn w bo owo thn money, or a large courteeiin that had beau extended lu 1 part of il, Io workingmen whwo “Mere him, pcinu.lly, loth by hfo follow: rr Chnetmse" will be turned into bil- c ■mbvra an ! the ofBrer* whom guretr i ' Wrtreee ami thi. iu-tu.il need of personal it was their good fortune thi. evening' cvmlurts. Much of the opposition and Mr. Mon run ws< follow -d in brief j ccmsoqunnt daisy lies here, paused by ' liio quibbling ot tho opposition and-the ■ iqweehM by ibr editor of tha Bxsxxx, | ' Criluro of Republicans to inform them- ': our retiring Register of Dsods, W. H.| , wires on this subject of ths Justice and i'J<we|l, Esq., Hon. D. B. Cuuk. aud; ; c-qnity ofrtfee .-him. Mr. Fsrnsabrib. lothess. At tho cluse of tha spaseboe j who «inc-> Id* drfeat before tho po-«pfe, j the resolutwns ofiered by Mr. Monroe | I Miaris and ena|M at rereytliiog, abownd , i to* liUlsnres of soul in an argusrent to ' ehow that because some of bis evustitu;on’. (Who ato now eamelxxly’s else)! Bio dsatli-roil ot tho year contains in ite list trnwy illustrious nrnnre. Those which most readily loocur to ite review­ er*, and which will l>y universal consent be placed among its gr sate.t, are Horace Grsalsy, William B{ Seward sal Samuel F.-B. Morse—the tesder of American josnalivm, the greatest statesman ofour BACON & KARR'S Tire giolltlce ot tills new ora. THE THY-WEEKLY, a Drtooctatlo Republic. ctoachmriiU uf Federal upot Ks.|([ THE WEEKLY M>l.l corn cheap’ therofmo tho national1 । Government should repudiate a just | debt duo for work end labor necessarily performed. It came out is th* discus­ sion that be end other* in the upporiIfob had voted an appropriation t ■ buy nrnporty lor tho extension of the capita: ground, which Involved an uintin uf the principle on which the Hou* was ■sk*d to make this appropriation Mr. Ol Use day a* the psr.un wboshgbtoane Ihtwo. ia in m-tno re-.p -cts, su excel­ ape.es Ifobuyof ibam. i hrrs to no lent fooder of the Hou»., but be cer­ elan ol troys .'or wuum v. hav-> a m -re profound reryect than Wvll b.havsd tainly lack* some of the elements uf priutN’adevda, Th«y ktmw somethin* soocee* in pushing the rubbieb of cap­ atrdaro p.aouod, wxuuu is too.® »h-u tious og position promptly out of tbo you Camay Of aU CUXM *.,boy*. An way. It is to be hoped th.it Crngfeu that reaj.cc;we jdsce the toys uh® wore will do jUrtice to the Dririct in this re- . gard so jn alter tho members enjoy their I •acre meet boy». Young womiu>, b.1 fore you again elevate that delicate no.e Christmas holiday*. I at the appiuach ol a printer** devil, gvt some vnv who knowa something or bi* Among the other ________ infiuenturi men of oar own country who bar* died during the year 1872, journ­ Yesterday was Mt apart for the oenaltea ha* lost Jams* Gord-m Henuott, •idnrwtion of the Emigration bill in cf the New York Zte-riJ; Mr. Spalding, charge of Mr. Conger, but that g»nli ­ your Igaorauov. we will give you a ebon of the S’iwidjand E. A. Pollard, of tho 1 man in order t» allow the District ol ll-t ot vx-devlla ol printing Rlebmond fruwresr; the army, Genera] Columbia bill to receive prompt action Benjamin Franklin. Hannibal llaiuliu. H. W. Halleck and Gem George G consented to a [oatponemect until tire bchuylvr Coifax, Horace Greeley; U. b. Meade; and science, Dr. Francis Li -bcr 8ih of Januaijj^xi, st two o’clock P. sad Profoewr James Hadley of Yale M Tlii>u« most im|«irtant mreaure, CoUege- Artlueos Thomas Bauhauin and ought to l*e courtJared aud pueel Bead, John F. Kensett. Thums. Sully, wi;h<mt unnecetear-y delay, firs grow­ Geo. Catlin. Robert 8- Dnaeonsob and ' Ing influx of foreigners, which will so in our own Detroit srtte, J. M. Stanley. reach half a million par annum, make, Among those eminent in the Church it incumbent on tha country to protect wbo have died in the‘|yoar are Archbish­ emigrant! who com® to our sborei. from op Spalding, primat* of tbe Roman •lie icipoeitiona practiced ou them on OuboBc Cbureb in the panage end in our ports. Bov. Parer Carts . Maihodiat prisehsr. Tire stage baa lost . j The Secretary of the Treasury has JBdwin ForrMt. Efua I Logan, MoKsan ; Buchanan, and Sedlur Smith. Of for-. jurt irtuad an order plainly igu.iriag al] mcr or roceat polit:c*i leaden. ex-Sen-■! right of an agent who files a Power uf j, and suggretlons for building school i Aitoroey for the collection of a claim boater. fiend to the publUhcre_for a star Grimes, of Iowa; «x-Poetmsutor | ■ apeclmen copy, or call at eur office and Randall, of Wisoonab; ex-Mintesr. to | before his Depanmeat to demand ita Bussia; Ingersol,of IVnnsylrania; Ghrej protretiun vu the coUsetion of his fore. | xieretolvro tlie regulation* required the rat Davie and Humjdirey Marshall, of] Ksntncky; and Joha A. Griswold, of: sending of drafts and wanuuts to tliu New York, are the m<>»: conspicuotu. care of the Attorney who had filed a j ' " ’ ' j of this country j duly i-xeonted power, so that be c-suld I (any Fern), widely demand his fees ou delivery th roof to > tho ckimants in whose Csrur tho draft 1*1 and aparkling Hterary yrxr J'afril; Jesse Olney, the geographer; David i-l’aul Brown, the claim* Wore that Dejurlni-nt aaaesignable ;| but the advisers of tho fjseretary veuerahlo aud doqmmt lawyer ; Lowdl Macon, tha great uitnical composer • haro Uoubtlaa- caused him td vseeod Gem Ewell, uno of thri Confederate mil­ his eatliority in thus treating a lawful itary leaders; Eru^a Corning, one of compact between elisal an! ,0uun—1 Nearly all tbs leading capitalists and boainsse men with i entire iudidurence. 6t Hew York State; George P. Poloara. monthly 12 cent' laiU Edited by C. j tiugvkt face, and tiiereui io constituted the pubtehcr and James Fak. Jr. O. G. Paine, A. M. and ptlbli-bcd by First in tbe obituary H«t of Europe, tho right of tho Attorney in fodt to bo before kings, prino-e and Ionia, should pruterted ugamat the selfiahuH* at-d i gre*-«5 of clients who generally bro at a Tas Catcieo Taisrxx — I® another purest, and meet seU-sacrifidng of the | distance. The right of the principal to eolunie will be found the Ptvspevtus ol Republicans of Europe, who gave the rovukk a Power of Attu-rney alter an in tereetjia acquired by mde.urg profee- i tho Chicago Trihmt by for the ।; tcrost whole of bis lifo to th cause of Kbrrty, y. | sional services cannot bo fully or justly । ablest edited drily cestui New York, and who, after again And again facing by a Department, • and il and o-i a u-w»papcr wilh ecarrbly a rival tbo chancre of demh in reruluttoii I rncociiixod the oijjer is nut revokril, tho Attorney I /t'» the Union. Difierin;; fhjm it radiafter revolution, died > will Ito cheated oat of half his feu.. ' F tally as wo du, ou many ol lbs iaqiort. bed, fn'Londoa. early ant politics! qua,lion, of the day, »o two monaroh. who tere d-d during । - ' ” • ' , ‘he y« are King Chart- XV, ol «» j cannot du loss thou command it tv tinS|4ciri uoiic-of our busioe—men. to Sweden. Kmg iK.m....me'aa ol tbo Sandwich bland. Among other* • csmsi inxo. splendor to tbe nsw political <-* tk-of Centaur Uoliieuteuro-dllpcrfxl !y. Com. til l, «14 Pine Hu Fhila.” H. Mtf-ii', Ee |„ SapU of kdirn* Ex -on a'l our Industries >r Munlt;)al nut! rtatc 1'axstiM —..u. .. .: I nfadaei T.4 to liusOiry ouuld be reprate! far Ihi.outb ifyoi want to avoids IT.- fnjt ,o.t try the Centanr LlnfmcnL Fold by all Druggiela. J. B. Boax A Co.. 63 First-Clasg-Jj; strument^T SSUBE YOUR £lF lain moipblne. I* pie saut l->ta’ e n. vri e-ipes <nd never falls. The be I phy c .’Ji1 .e Hina! Life tarn Cmjaaj New Scales. LARGEST and STRONG ESI and fraud goes a Currency of fl net ustkr New Styles. whatever their nemra.TilK iVoatn ae» and always will muala tbe unfliachiaj | champion cf a ‘ New Prices. Veiy Low, Assets over 856,000,000. dermabor: maintain and a-J canoe Ita pl«ee la flu Aral rank of metropolitan Jourtnk lb current intelligence and literature, wttl Tf'areroom, No. 255 Greene, near Eighth St., N. Y. PLANTATION JITTERS. S. T.—1860-X. wide-retching apprehctiricn ofth» m*s- FAME ABD FOBTHNE. THE WEEKLY WORLD. ■ire especially MhjreuQ la superseding -very other stimulant. In nil climate », repeal temperate ar frigid, it acts ■» b qievific in every »|*cir» of disordii rhk-l- uudrrminte the uodilv etrengtl- JUBILEE. Prices (lolerraplieJ from all the Msrkrts SEW YOBE OBSERVES. Country Produce, General Produce ef B. F. NORRIS & CO i'BICKS 1 TRAPS «■ AIRRICA WHOLESALE & RETAIL —-------------- -- ----------- teal, but is confine 1 to hi* bom« by par eea»e of the aord, though politically, it alysia. Hu is said to be convalescent, murt be classed with tire so caAL-d Lib­ but null requires tho use ol crutches to eral Republican journals, and it the or­ fondly the Duke de P-rrigny, uno of gan of tho Free Trader* cf tte Norththe favorites cf tho third Napuioon; Senator Buwman of Wost Va. has rhe We.kly Sun. Lead Mayo, Viceroy o India; lire Hur not thus tar attended the present sesquia of Londonderry, distinguisbod fori rion of the Ssuats. Th* rvsean aligned is a good one, tsiog no I»*a than ba«. a ca» of amali-pux in his family. By an rttfor just iartied, uu anj after The last name suggwsto that of Benito Satmday noxt lha lrea.nry DepartJuaree, the tr.lotnitabie Preaident of the mautwul pay without relate tnterc-r. Mexican Republic, wfccee pcrrtrt.nee for D. 8. loans due Jan. let 1373. PROSPECTUS It is piopoaod to meet the Patout and courage finally [xovailed against Maximillisn, and who hlao is among tlie OEtoe into a separate Dvpartnu-ui and is CUNDUBANGO. detach tho buaiuoes from tbe luisrior ttead of tho year. Bites. Kecae A Ce*i. Flail Attract. Not many distinguisted foreign schol­ DcpartKii»ot. A bid will soon be re­ ars or literary m-n whose narsu. aro ported in th* HolUo to test ettect. well known in the Uniled Suter here died during l»7i Among tbe must prominent are John Heuri Meria D‘ Abbigna, the Protartaii theologian and $5 to $2) n. historian, whose "Hi.tury of the Rr-for On Friday evening, an invitation of Hun. Shcituan C. Brindle, Judge of becoispheras; Cileries Lever, tho roll­ probate, L W Vroemaa. fihentf, Wm. icking Irish noreli’i, R»r. Norman Mc­ H. Powers, County Check, and Milo T. Leod, the eminent Theological writer ; Wheel-r. County lr<M>arut, ttie Board Sir John Bowrisg; Ttmopbii* Gautier uf Supervisor* •ilh a lew ia riled gunta We quote the following from « Watand Adolph Gueraalt. leading Fraucb •at down to an uy.:or supper prepare ! eon'e Art Journal," N. Y., in >ef> reace journaltea; Horace Mayhow, the nov- by euae .Hart, laytor, of the Hartings to Bacon & Karr’s Pianos, advertised in •listnad .Mayist, and L Lodwig Four bach, tho German plihsophical wriThe supper was firat-dsM in every New Advertisements. respect, aud did honor to tbo propriato; Of the Leading slsteemm of Eurr>{>« of that popular Huuae. Alter .upper, who hare died during tbe g-C-.t year. the comguny adjuunad to tbe geulfoSrKswy Lytton Bulwrr, oare Eng . men's pm for. aud organtxoJ by chooaHah Muteti-r to lbs United Stole*, and : ing Hon. F. W. Cultus as cbainuun. sttbesqnea-dy to Xurkey, Thorbecke, the j■ when Copt John H. Munroe, fiuporvitur priraemiuirt-r of Holland, and Count ■ trim Johnstowa, aud the Palna^h ol MONETARY. REAL ESTATE, AND Ti—1st the Rtuaian foplamsriet, are I tbv Board, submitted tire following proGENERAL MARKET REPORTS, smbu and tesolutum: U'au&u, The Judge of. Probate, ed the.AMtri.ns al Montebello, Mar­ the Ste-nll. tba Clerk, and th- Tieeauro-r shal Vaillast, who had served for more ot Ute Crtitily of Barry haro this even­ than sixty yean in tho French army; ing miturtaiuvd us and our guest* with *n cysler supper ax xiie HasXiug* Ho«i>e, AsiXd, By tbo Mombom of tire Vie of the tower; &r Thom-u Ouch.-aau, L 139 State St. rartur of Itadiron, CHICAGO ACCIDENTS the year are Mary Somera-llla, the mathematiriu; Via Coantrei Beamma&U,! wlfert, ■ lie Tula. 137 Adm.ral of tho Eugh.li Beet, and Geuerel Bildenatw, cf Protea. The stagbaa lost Demoat, the g»at tragic actor; Bcgmnil Dowtew. and Miso (TNmll. who forty year* ago was tlie forori-re ot the London stage. Among the dirtin- j guisbed ladies who bare died Anting | A ttow polttl-al era 1. the country. Boaro ot brtporviior». tuat uur xbauks are duo ano tareby tendered to tbe aluxwud ufiionr. of this County lor tnc cuurupy this < vetting eitende.. to u < uud *7 112 ».O 1S>J U0.' World Almanae. Wc.u’y World lyr. Weexly World.lyrFsml-Weckl r. brr. Delhi Worbl./yx. .^5": 'Ladies' Finr Gv.u watcuox. ! Gold Opera Chais s Gints Opens Chains. Gold hack tbaiua, Eilvsr Vest Qbxlas, Table Castor*, 'ol "i.T Dmmuo.te, burer Sj uung Tso belts. Ladie.' fietta, ; l . :»■- «lj < r u e ten Kffit Guld Thimbles. Silver Tbitnblm, Gold Loskets, Shirt fits Ida, poll! ch b Urt- ot ■ ttaty coj-t * • aeb. extlarnst Iras tten THE BE&a-WEEELTc iirente of tbe Weekly aud therteam cf the Dally. I I World: Almanac. !J Berni Weekly. 1 0 Drily Wurld.1 y 117 A 1S9 STATE 8TEEET, CHICA3O CITY DOUCHE, otpot DIRETTIONii-—Addltnmi lo Clute Magnetic Ointment Stationer, P,m, PenhMm. Ink, Sola, PmaU, nfum, Picture Frame,, ope-s oj the latest styles. Picture Cord, and Fancy Articles for the Holidays. Call and see- them. TEP.MK-Cash in ndrxnee. sr#3 port office moaey-ordar, hank draft, er ogl-teied letter. Bills sent by mall will ■’•THE WORLD.' J/lt- H***ST*Photographs, Fhotjraphs. in esamiiuuioci <4 Rusts «iU Tcys. �8iy<««n. fSfa who are in the teabit of warming their feet at night by aztMUal mrows, wuulj make a few appheabon* of Dr. Trask'* M^notie Ointment, they wouU bare no Magnetic qualities fmxaoth tha headlhy circulation ol th* blood, reatore rigor to th* email rsaoal* of tha skis, and give a low to the snrftece A »5 PICTURE •teat tsr-atst"— * - ussosic. Litil piticg. 'firra™. HOLIDAY GOODS. r*unan asiawraMT, so. i —at a f«n* TSurely w- vt . M L. WILUAliXS-rite. *'C' ’ HimXGJ LODOK.N4.8S,«*«<«•« AIERBY CHfilSTMAS TO ALL. To those wishing to buy Useful and Beautiful Presents for the Holidays Happy New Year to all 1 Note the marriages in this rente. ■ 1CHIUAJI CENTRAL ft. R. Remember tbo poor, thia cold weather. Grind River Valley Division Great imlnncat.nta held eat during tbe Boli layx to all wanting anythi ng in the Furniture line. Tso very nicest assortment tn the city and at price* that defy competition. Giro mo a sell before -Tbo pour ye bar. alwaye with * .Hiram J. Kenfield lies very low wjth Typhoid pneumonia. Take a paper of your own ami don't Luther other people. Try th- Bsxxn. ■Sleighiag splendid end to being im­ proved for bou> profit and pleasure Senator Dewey left on tbe two o'clock train on Monday last for Lansing, end Our Foreman has Leon seriously ill Sc* Here. Stranger*—Tb*re la not au for aeveral day* with erysipelas, but ia InMlOxtloo la the City of Hasting* that at present a little better. to more worthy of patronage, than that Forty thousand Russian. want to cume to America —Barry C*. BryaUiaaa. Why, lot 'em coma. Phil feltS “tftttSfcb a fe“ R. R Holiday flood* of all kind, for sale by Sher­ man J. Rich. ShMnw. Bbf kri* " every pound b* recomtaend*. 28tf BmAimafflinriiiiTinnii immense Reduction in ait our Priods, w 00 IMO OF OLOMI Must be Sold this Winter. Haviog bought au immense Stock from two Bankrupt Housen in New York, we are going to well Goods 26 per cent, low­ er than any other House in Michignn. We are in Earnest, And our Prices Prove it. OjVjfiyjf hi* famous paper. We ser fotnoua, beAta regnlar meeting of Hasting* <mmo Bria make. U famoM by his not Lodge. L 0. 0 F. held at their Lodge taking si-*** with any political, » «>>«r ro-im. on tbe 21*1 ult, the following prfty unless in hi* .pinion il is righL oSrere ware elected : We er- de .dcdly o1T~ed fo the priitiN. G —G. H. McLellan. ea.J prmmplM of tbe brauarai, yrt. fo« it, straightforward unswerving dst-rmiBee—W. H. Holmra. P. 8—J. L. Bredto be right and just wn bare truly a Trraa.—Fred NuchtriU , profound reepee. it knows no 1 trend Rap. to Oread Lodge—N. Bailey and oeen in the Democratic party, unlree that trirod ia true to tbo priocipk* of Drtnocrecy, and when a man, either n» WkiUUU Fanaa comra to B* thia Rronhlicnn or Democrat ia remiss tn hi* week, asking an *'X." Tbe Anna baa bean pnrch**ed by C. P N**rpa*% who at one time wurked in tbe lUtona office, sad on his leaving, took from our officone of our beet compositor*. Mi*. R. E. Cady who had worked in the D*»«i* office several years, and married bar Our loo* was his gain, and that be to now the proprietor of the Ftra^ also, aforeeuid, for tho honesty of purpose, we are pvcoo to behove that he will whdr oocau always to eharecter.xo A7rpss.htohnur.in idleness nor lone- Pomeroy** paper, we have a due rolines* 8«xee* attend you Charlie and We haven’t room to mention all ou Herewith Pledge ottraelvc* to Ofii gains in STAB Reduced Price*, bat »*■ und Sell the Beat Bar- CLOTHING HOUSE, Money to Loan. TtfE q^EJfT O/tE P^ICE STORE, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH VINECAR BITTERS THE LARGEST. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST M faiilj Jiiml al litlifii Jackson Weekly Citizen: UWPlfEBlIimi. All the News of the Day, SPECIAL NOTICE American Organ li OM It tte Pillit oo ill Ments. Evtrybody Should try them before Purchajtin^ Elsewhere THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON, AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. WARD. & AUtgau. Keep a large supply of Salt for Milo at Lowest market rates, their Brick Warehouse. PURITY YOUR BLOOD. INi fill is ntt 19 nr cml man Ikti M&prt li He late. D*. CBOOK7B ITMCTOf The Odd Falfowe give a Festival and Danoe at Union H«U isthioCityoeth* th* IS. inst-. for tho purpose of raising fund* for tbo QM Fellow*' Widow* ami Orphan* Inatiwte at tbo City of Lnn- not only Odd Folfowa. but os th- tneitataooextewda toA we truly hope that tne Hall mar be filled to it* utmost Thefo.kval will be bald in the fore 1 part of th* rreniag. nd re-.roi.nasti LOTTERY I tali Slate Orphan Atjlu Julius Russell, at th* reeidoure of Na­ than Barlow Ear] , on Friday evening of last week waa in all nvjx-cta a succes*. The amount of tin articles that waa do­ nated, would make a load, for a good sired dray. J W* baring been there our­ self, took th* privilege of inspecting tbo slock of tinware, and am..ug th* Mock we nutfowl a tin Bonn-t, of th* style of a hundred year, ago, with a bow on tha top that put* to shame tha little tinv (nut tin) bow. uf tbe present day. On* sugar l.«f hat, ono parasul, a iplrodid pair of specUclee, th* glaswe about th* aiae of a *>uple of breakfaat plates, a neat little bureau with a mlrr>r o^lop, a pair of slipper., IsJy’* belt, oar-ring., satchel, a baby', cradle, [■air of gnuntla*. mitten*, and a rattle box that would require at least a tanyeare old boy to handle; beaule* many arriclee of utility. l~Ev*ry one in attend­ ance enjiyed him and herself tip tup. and went away at tho cluse feeling that they had been entertained aa only each people aa Mr. and Mrv. Rusrell know how to entertain their- friends May they lite to celebrate their gullon wed­ ding, and their lives be happy and pros- regalia at their Festival and Ball on the 16tb iust. Don’t foil to go. uf m*ny of our rery beet citiacus, *ttd Don’t know whether tho ladiee did tna bnsineas entrualgd to ‘.hem baa bean the propping oe not, but on* thing i* fulfiU-d with prvmptnew and fidelity, oe.-tain.if they did, tbap were acoeptad. alike to tho public and indiridualo, and we feel rery ron- h like indorsing the Tha Lowell Lodge at I. 0. 0. F, John ion A Co-* oolebratoi Grid Pena dedicate their new Hall, and give n remarks cf Mr. Mun rm. published else­ ha beat in *he market, for .ate at tbe dance on Friday evening of thi* week. where, that it was tho beet deliberate Ctty Naw* Deput. P. O. building holy bo aver knew. When all did ao To-dav th* new, and re-elected 8uu> well tn specify would seem a)mo*t inand County officers antor upon tboir of­ vuluoc* and yet wo enanot refrain from ficial dntis»for tbo ensuing two year* ■lying, that among tbe man who for Tbe preeent week bring the week of foe first time aro members of tbe Board, holidays, will auouunt for the l*t*no»a aa have never known one who proved of our papvt and the lack of our .usual a* well posted sad rffirient in th* disd.arge of every duty, from th* taking aaaeasioenL L» lt>- arljuunnarot of th. D. C. Hawley offer. his residence lot Board, as did John Q. Lrwroty, th* Su­ eale, in thin city. It ia really a deair a­ pervisor from l*r-iri«rillc. eui in tha ble situation, and any one wishing to interest alike uf the paupl*. ut that pureliaea, would do wall to look or»r tire Township rod the whole county. Wa trust ho may tong remain a public otMo>r, and a meuib<-r of th* Losrd ot Su Sheriff Vrootnan ray* it ia gutting ..naacm* at th* jail, and unle*s aome on- cute up acme dido tn gat into tha Who ha* not read Brck Pomor-.,'. jail, be think* be will bare to rent it. aa DaaucratT Almost crcrvUaly in thit Uaa been amply for some time. United Ststo. h«v* re*.l or beard roan tteo world and cheaper else ia Barry County. I-----------,-------them and yuu will be OKT’i'al that it is a fact. We bay ail of our Machines lor <**b, and can and will sail them at tow ficuro* Saw ng Machin* Needles, end ril f w all Machines all st the New Task Gaab Store. 32:f Bta-Yas**^ THE dlLST ILUnmUTKD WE MEAN BUSINESS NOW Mr. Ella Hyman ( Cloth txo, Curat**, Clothixo —Tbe Direct your lattare to Na. of P. 9 best assortment in the city consisting of Drawer or Hua heavy Camtim.ro Buita, Black Cloth / J. Roarere, P. M. Sulla and a *pkndid assortment of Black Pants aud Vest emtable for those antic­ Ax Or.-raa ScPrrt'w** proidevd for ipating marriage. For sal* at the Now the Board of Supervisor* on Tuesday evening at tbe restaurant of Campbell Overcoat* 85 to 825 g Gilman by order of Wm. 11. Hayford, Ewj, but owing to the adjournmentI cheapest Store in the orw Wednesday, and the neoratary *b-. State. Star Clothing sauce of other iunted gueite, but few were in attendance, yet wo understand Bouse! grand Rapids. all preeeat enjoyed tho Oceanian, and A tare chanre to buy Dry Ouudi had aa tha boyn aay, "a first-rate time.** cheap—P. B- Sabin A Cu of Jackson, are ►Uing out their entire stock al first (XMl. Th.y hsvo ru iuimouti stock, tha proprietor* of tbe Bsssxt, which, euiue 1169,000 worth of choice guods, owing to another engagement, , they of all kind*, which they aro dosing out, warn compelled tn decline. ' and il any one is inclined to visit Jack­ son this is <u* pl*c« to get bargain*. <szTho tin Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. will find all kinds of Gooda all first MOORE’S UiwOmiUlU MMlM. •rarythiog. No dirt, no sediment, no pawael Perfectly reliable. It doe* the 14*r or l.arrssi remaining at the work moat effortnelly A treatiaa giv­ Hasting* P. 0. Dee. filet, 1872. ing/rif yerhndare aunt postage free up­ 0, L Beamer, Cha*. Bruhaur, Cha*. on application to Proctor Bros.. Glon- Cox. Kato Caapbell, Daniel Cuoper, easter, Ma*a. sole agent*. Bea adver- Maggto How land. Mrs Hannah Parker, -iSMlrel ; A N** Poor-Omen.—During tbo past week a petition was <iren)a!ed and rery generally signed, Iter t^e »»t*b!i<bmrnt of a Puetofifoa. at Creasy's Coraws on aectioa Thirty-three in the Townkhip of rreirierilto. Ttea uAoa i* a real ne­ cessity and wo trn.t may be established with tbe least possible daisy. It eatanHsbed, we preeusro that friend Creasy will be appointed Postmaster, and Out would be a popular selection We command this matter tn the special aad POKE ROOT Water Lime, Ohio lime, PI/IE LVfEtElf rUp/IISffED Iff LOTS. OJf L �IWAcelai.^ Michigan Maiiccrv Eepot __ Daucbv A Co's. Column. 1 GREAT COMBINATION OF CAPITOL Tar Cordial, MICHIGAN NATURE'S GREAT REMEDY HEIST WttD IEECHEIT *ci>«rntL.’n (hm of, them was n tner• hant of thv tnetrrjviiis, tbs other aretamed Calif-raiat,' who had been ■lisest from New York for some six roan. j It would be hard to imagine a sirocig••r costtinst than tfieiy friends presented to each other Turn 1 Bariev, tbo mer­ chant, was n slight, stepper Hute man, with Uuv eves and Hondo whiskers, whose'&cv was the vtirv impersonation «f a good.nature and, frank landnsra. His comjMtnkn. tall, (dark, and heavily .•wafted. ws* evidently bowed down by ’•otaa bitter sorrow, iotas deep everpre»nt grief, that c!<|ndr>4 hit dark eyes and mad.- aven his »m3e ul aud wi­ care of us whn! ra«m:na is out, bat she i* sick now. Uh. if you pleara. eir, ran’t' I go to Banta Claus Uro r“‘ Hcanely able yet tu tvsliso the bapnineos that teemed ao n«*ir Lira. Ralph fed the child to where Turn was loading wirro another purpose thou that ul Elite with toys, and currying on a langh- merely giviog an iaca of the personal ing oouvarsation in his ssanmod charac- apnearanu* uf Fredsrick Dunghte. Il wifi'be a ehiscled Rhatratinn of tbo-, ••Ralph, old follow." bo mid kindly, cunstitutiunal amendments that secure! "they are yours. Don't carry that frctriom, civic rights, and political cndoally fore to your wife* Your wife, frauchisetnent to four millions ul human dear obi boy, don't look *0 bewildered. peingv. In its marbls purity il will be It is aR true ' I am going: far a carri­ as a spoiled dovn, giving aiMurnueu that WHEW BUSINESS COHERE age, while you sou lo the Utile oi, s..’’ Ibe Berea deluge of wrong and bloud Hu dashed out as hu spoke, and italph has abated, and that tbe dry land o. stood trying to steady his brain, listen­ liberty and equality lias reappeered, "And vow," arid Tom, as they called ing to Ellie as she gravely informed her otrer again to be submerged by tbi for wino, “tell ran something of yourself. sister tha* Santa CUiu bought two ol dark and angry watera of oppression 1 hear jou are to be congratulated upon everything, one for you and one for mo. It will be fraught to ths full with more, a legacy frvm your npete, of an odd halfk and he's going to buy eotae grapes lor irnoliiugs. For, if in tho onward sweej uumraa. Aud, Oh, Minute, only think; of humanity I ho fugitive slave of one milliun <>r so." ’ dv mV become the representative man “No*quite io , touch m that, Tom; bo's going lo find you papa JOHN H- WENDELL & CO. "Be ren’t; papa is dra«nded di-ad I" uf the next, th is . bust, in lbs though! four hundred thonwind, it you want the said Minnie. 'Mamma Wouldn't cry । that gave it birth aad In the purpo*. tigtires?' about him, aud wear a bbUk drees, i! ho 1 tor which it is intended, will stand out “Quite enough tor’ nragratulattenia," could come down tbo chimney nt Christ­ as a sure oxympkr of tho grout truthwas the wnilintr rente. “Congvatnlations!" «aid the other bit­ mas like a toy. Don't bn silly, Elite." that the prejudice iod .men aro sbortterly. “I atu r —» -• •• she added grandly, and then Ralph lived ; that their sense of justice ia al­ lairehed.out. ways in the end triumphant, and that you knew all." They were really Ikrit aud bbod- no matter how dark may be the present, MANTLES AND MATES. Tom looked children after nil, nnd his ERu- was not or how unpromising the futurete outdead. Oh. euuld he beer tho overwhelm. |I look, eorneat munhuol, with ite endow>og joy, th- swelling rafter*- in his: n>»m* of high nientai and moral worth, heart? has always good succro* as its nlti• P. A. BILLINGS. Tbe arrival uf tn*> ferriage and Tout "You never know ui> wife," said waa a signal fur leaving th*' tn-atom. • Ralph Wetrta, after aramnml of sflence: Antrnteriings weregwoerally in busi nSs.i nnirters, and EBre was not strong, ►u J never bothered her much with • ocapony. When the craoli cams that -wept away my Inutiese and cisdit, we had a lovely home in Uarlmu, and 1 was tho liap|>y father of two swwt little girls. !wo and three ymrv old. Mv wnxlitura werv entitled, to all I [wssowod, and X wm trying lo lind a situation as clerk in n dry good*: liuaae, when ray “ NSW "In Bleedrer atrewt. Xurse sol-twa| might roms and see the stares, if I lu>k rare ef Ellie- ’* “Bui hare yon bsen in New York evtr, since your father was drornud?" “O, no. sir. Hamm* tuado cloaks, aud we lived in Boston, but she came hero to make cloaks too, for tlm. gtmlle- to Ralph. COII, THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, Tha Calvert Llthafriphlag Company The New Capitol and Grounds, Barer, testy mil *e s»*4 M re I LitW.WAi,. thtyretipssresa M MARS KF HD! • tors. To grt g«>il ■l<**-J. wu.l iwi* t..« < FOBU A CO.. Svw Ys ■ja Cate. Rad E.uia sad fmatl Proporty. IS HI—-- $23,900 in *— *» «• Beal Estate I $3,000 in Cush ! $6,555 'Personal Properly. FOLLOWS AOTlrE. Tfe Pitt Tree Tar Ml Great American Dyipepsia PHI*. CHAS JUNE & BRO. WALLACE 4 LAW. Shell Oysters ini Clims, OPEN A TOP BUGGIES, btisinewt there, if I would tome out ■lone. lie n savagu old bachelor, anti vetted no woman iud children “Yes, it ifl 11" and ha t ild agjnu tbs . around him, though Im. graciously agreed • to their coming when I was story already written here “And now." •utfiricatly well MteblWa»d to hare a ho added, “toil mo bow Mrv. Wsmtewat borne uf my own. Ellie nod I held diwhnrged from the Itospita! ?’ “Sho was never in a hoapital" Tbe many an anstoosdiscwMion before 1 de­ cided to leave her, liutfinallv 1 resolved story you heard must havo been. nl>out to go for a Teat, leaving dilie nt her ; some,one clue »f the same nasn«t »ir.— j Wheu'we heard ul tho lou of thn fo»Xmother1. in Philadelphia. । r*X»r, my poor inistrrwv almost dial; but “For a year all went well, and ray I there were the chiblren. air. to bo taken ttnde runsevtei to allow tan to start a , bout*' for tnf wife and little ones. 1 |! care of, ro.rbe khvkcd about for some-[ wrote to Ellie to meet rue in New York. ' thing to do, Mr- L-—j— wn» bcMiding *’*i* for I and proposed to tail by the AatedirrJ -in the house where «a Iha day the steamer left 1 was aeixwrj you. sir, and ho trad a big cloak hou*o ] f'it! ^oston, wKere he told Mrt. Went* with tuahmuus fever. nnd lay for weeks at the point of dentil. When I recov- ij ho would giro her wort. Well. sir. she 1 went too. to take care of dm cHldren ; and she <wa* handv. Bud gulf ate>a>i till icbvannoell U< U> FOS CA<-B. W. da eoep.ui.os for p<d war*. Ifoaltra aapnlinl . riamlaaMna o< *ta«k aal.aiuJ W ORK F NKXKSIX Reliable .Ig'ente Wanted' TlX COPPEB MD SECT HOI i5ft*v"8>BH!TW" inoaa. lllosrmti .nuKtsssx. SEWING can j. om, mm MACHINES. “1 wrote I,* Ellie ul ours, und found that during tny illnnu, she bad written :ee on answer lo my h>,t. saying she wonld tnret nws util tr|]iupn.n of the ■>»4,lpt death of her metben ■•No nnswer cume to niy letter, ami u .toot; as I was aide 1 sailod lor Now THROAT AHO LUA6 INSTITUTE BLOu j FU3IHES. Hip in bed, crimson with <•& iiun.i;i; trembling violently. " Martha, who.are ttors • ’ *1 i criod. “What U this story tho chililn ' are telling about Bantu Clau«, nml pn: | coming home ? Martha, tell roe nnir Rnlnhl Ralph:' I 1L> waa there holding hr r ! i-t i:i h , arms, his kisses f-diin un hi t lip • h< "Every sleemor brought run urgent re- j •■alls from my uncle, and final! 1 re-'; hair. Joy does not kill, arid the m| ture only matte her pcncvfiully happy i turn.’-l io Ban Francisco. Mr uncle is I the strong embrace sh<- h«J r;-vi dead. X am rich. Tlicro is the story. : 60,000 00 ABLE GIFt* MIRROR AND PICTURE FRAMES: i&NTERPRISE. w wicnm TWO GRAND t ANTALS OF *-------- -— — . S5.000 EACH IN GREENBACKS. ' bearded stranger, bat Ellie from the But uowyouare free I first showed a strong partiality for Turn ’ s i may yrt find your I blue eyes and blonde whiskers. I For tea yean he waa her Santa Claus ---1 four they are dead ; perhaps and doer friend, and then, e.n« Chrisibegging in llie street*. They were such BOILER WORKS. mas eve. when chimes ware ringing babies, Tom. such mi re babies I" from tho Church bells, Ralph and Ellie Tbcro was a deep silence, whou there toso aa the claar ftusty air tha music ol Wonts gave their blue-eyed daughter I to brighten tho home of her patient, a chime uf belte, playing a Christmas faithful lover, Tom Bayley, who declared I vtnp. : his love dated from tlie hour when they ; ‘ “ Chrisfrnaa eve," said Rakih sadly. | selected wax dolls and ten vets, on tbe I “ < 'liriatmaa ere," eched his compon- Christmas eve when Ralph found hin1 •ion. “Come, wo have tinisbe.l dinner. I Suppose wo take a stroll up Broadway. ’ and ^pend a dollar or two upon the heggurs. Como!" FARM1XO I.AXD lorly *IL ibe uu.«i Bules. Ann in onn they sauntered through Things of a very eominon-ptecc and the street, talking earnest!v,' till they firand themselves in tha briWanliy light- every -day character are soraotinS'M tbo «1 quarters where tbe retail store* wees ovidonres of marked changes in ilia doing a thriving busineas Crowds physical, social, or political world«- A were Lurrring in all directions. I>u- deva, bearing an olive branch in its Iractcd shopkeepers were trying to make heal-, was by no tueeas a remurkabte one ratir of bands do the work of ten. sight, and ytt, to tbe anxiou* Noah it Family num were hurrying home with Carriage & House Will Bet You 89110 deiightfullj suggestive paraols undsr earth retemd. And now, tn a retired iheir arni*. in tneir overcoat pockets. studio of Washington city, the «imping PAINTING, of a plaster cast, which, (thanks tn tire-. ren were spending the hoatdad pennies tian genius for having imagined and re-: Flags, Banners, Streamers, alixed tha aralptor’s skill!) has at no I of months. and- Political Caricatures At one ul the ny windows of a large time srithin tho last three thousand Painted to Order. toy-atop two children were standing, i yean bi-cr. an uxtraordinarv orcurrecce. who attracted the ryes of Ralph, and ia, in its iifont teachings, tlio i xpotwnt WOODEN BLOCK LETTERS Tom at owe by Iheir extraordinary of as gn-wt a change m that wlurh inImAuty,. ami Ike wUtfrtl cagnrnses of terveuisd between the postdiluvian era their little fores They wire neatly and tluidiiy* before tho flood. Xf any dresood in blue. Wth blue hoods round reader be disiwisMl tn question tbo truth ' their golden eurls, but thrir elotbee of this assertion, Lo surely will no*, do . were of ooarw: material, and carefully Ji r,) i-oiaior*. jmtobed and darned. Woolen mittens the foltewng tirrcl statement Glass Show Cards. Bhrll Oysters nnd Clauss, Five and twenty years ago a «trsngvr covered thrir finger*, and coatw boots LANGLEY DICKINSON . *"-*• ‘!’CR fc VHAY took up Hs abode in one ot the dtiee of Hastings, tiept. 18, 1872.—tf I. ■■■i*ra*.*™* DsJeit WTesicm New York, llts name might, perhaps, bare been known to a tow per- , '• ' ~ -i- . _____T~~~, JOHX PATTO.X kSOX. w>n» ia the place as that of one whose । Drawing nearer, they hoard tho oldest imnaasraoedcloqunnrohad thrilled largo i . Carruges, Buggies, Slashs, <>f the children, a demure little damsel and admiring andienmf in Now Eog-; land and the British Isles; but, even to ■ ..f right years, sar gravely: “ If only Santa Claus knew wo had tho moot of them, and to the great mass of tbe fi-Uow-toreninier. uf his ' nmvedi sister be might icme yet ' “Nd, utirse said ho couldn’t ■•omc adoption, ho was in every rvspnd a Panah. And why? Itecsnso ho was of I.Minw mamma was sick, Minnie ' indisputabte African cxtractiau, end -Bal when she gets weUr Thea it wtm’t be Christmas Xt nmns than this, becnisc he was an ev won’t be ranch like Christmas vow, caped stere, nod woo exempt from ar­ MAXTl-tS. Bent Wood Works, rest and rendition to aorvilude trader without Sonia Clans, will it F SHELVE-, rrc. tho tews then existing only br tb> fact that the right to his own bodr had been purchased andsscurod lohimwlf through the kinds* «s of a few sympathising billiall ■fudge if tnilliir me happy "’ PEStMee^: Buchu & iMmlc’mti, $75 to $250 per month' Crook’s WineofTrr. 4. DR. CROOK'S Str Umi fnnFn.! ■' 1 s/9x, IO YEAlft WINE RTATBOr MICtnCAX, 9 fe,— M_ COUGHS & COLDS HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS L, .. . . . . . . DETROIT BENDING WORKS. ,as,,^rjhsasag AMERICA!! ascot the nnti-slavery eovrinent- To­ day that same man. so despise-1 only a quarter of a century ago, is held by all in admiring trgerd ; ct»d Um* proof of (this is that hi* name now heads the I presidential risetoral ticket of. tbo ReI publican parte in tlie Empire State, and I that his Us* has Usn ordored br a ■ vtuabv ot his foUmr^itirras as a fitting 1 adarnreeut for ana of their public halls. ' It te, ta all pooUtehiy, sunee—ary *■> ; stalo ia addition that tire city which lbw ' proposes to honor itself by a fitting trib- I .Ths imte hsina. Ml it tk*s«eU hut (a. M! Sx BLOOD PURIFIER Cathartic Pills! •“"-IjTHIrr- —-mi i ' i Xt baa ao equal. It is also B superior Tonle, ' Condition Powders! iMtarm thafreak avd Causes the Food to wS£UUtW1’ Fmronta Malarious Ferera, «» I Given tone to your System. TR-r DK. CROOK’S WINEOFTAB MARBLE 'Silver Tongue’ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-01-08.pdf 21dc2461a3ec355826d1a1c8c8ab8b1a PDF Text Text Tlf« KtfU»i.icjyt VOL XVII. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN toswl ipd IM Cant Just Received, at Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves, n ** >r» w IT. Hr Manufacture Genuine Eastern Oak Leather. ISAAC W. VROOmKx. °Of’ *l l!” Ca"‘ tlXFETT C. R. Xsis>w»!.:O.3»ts1 Cnttevilss Asset ■eq aiwwiwros Salt! Salt! Salt! Music Teaching. Lonf where‘yon know you get none but the FIRST QUALITY BLACKSMITHING! । tu.-J, I lor. City. Oinini; Rooms (Strictly T<-uii*ranc**.> WARM MEALHAT A1C ftoUBl Ejkis art Batnr. Jib 19, nil DENTIST E e t E x Mriils ■ Photographs, Photgraphs. Mitkiiai. Sweep’s Hoi®*-. NEW GOODS NEW GOODS! HOLIDAY GOODS! Pun Wines and lianas! BEMOV ED HASTINGS, MICH. To Washington Block oner -lUen $ Prrston' Gold & Silver Watches M 3ilw aS Patei —JJ.P. ROBERTS & Russett & Nevins immense Michigan ^Exchange. 1 rasmir.- railed iq-un tn yrescribe IntollertnaUy fur a ywmig girl of fair abilities, who showed no want of brains " in couvemtion, bat bad a perfect indifforenco to liooks. 8)i« read dutifully and torpidly whatever was set before ! bor—novels, travels, history, all were Miso Mosley was almost as much fright­• not happinsoa. (torn was just tueuty,, the ssme; and far memory was a bl«ik. Aunt really, you know ; not our very,podrr. 'vetyown. Itat ata’o just as good to.! ened as astonished at tbo arrival in theI Mr. Jameson certainly double that age. Her |«iect« ask el me to teach her to I middle of the day, a basket, containing; Sbs was a dreamy girt, a musical tn- reed ; she joined in tbe request, and I . Cora ond Eddy and ton.* oranges, nuta, candied fruits, plump। thuriastic; he was practical bustling,- wmssuteJ t > try tbe experiment, oa the ? “Who is Corn ?” . 4' ’ "Corals my grown-up sister; she's cysievo, and various other additions to and energetic. Kind as he was tu Cora, condition ifat sb# would faithfully read ever, ever so old, almost nineteen. I'm the dinner, sod also a stoat, recent ar­ h* could never till tar heart, of that a single book in th# way I should di* ' ten and Eddy is two and s half- Cora rival from green Erin, who said, "A Henrietta was oouvineed. Her fore­ reet. 8fa eoowntod. . gives music lessons, and she is out al­ quar# little ginfaman fad toull her bodings were more thou confirmed a It was at the time of Kossuth's visit, ; moe.* all day. and Aunt Henrietta the lady wanted a girl,' and who few hours later, when Cora came le tar whsu everybody wsf talking about ths ■ makes flowers, mid I tain tar. Bldy proved toroelf a treasure ou the in­ rooms to say good-night. The young Hungarian rovolutfon. The book I phyte". stant. girl was vety (tale. chose was •• Hungary iu 1M8," by “But wboro nro your |«pa and ma­ Il aoinotimee seemed to Mias Mu fay, "A an fa,"she said, using tta famil­ Brace, a book qf far morn intarost than r, tua Y‘ beraelf the gentlest of human faiugs, iar name, to which abe had only tbe now. I prescribed it in daily doses of “Fapa died when Eddy was a wee as if Lor now boarder was insane, and claim of love, "do you think, please do one chapter. If posslblo she was to baby, and wo cam# hero then to board agam she could havu worshipped him not laugh at me, do you think Mr. read that—the chapuvs bring short— with Mfa Mosloy. Mamma sowed all for Lie goedneea to tbo children, who Jameson is—is -wanting to marry *w T but under no ennaewafas circumstance# ■lay, and Cura practiced. The:: mam­ bad berome so doer to her own kind You think I am unmaidealy," ata said, was she to reed more than that After ma died too: bat Aunt Henrietta eaid heart. The Thanksgiving dinner was in an agony of shame, "but be has been each chapter she was to pat down in a wo must stay, ami manage tlio board the mrrricst of ttuU. Master Eddy, talking-•<» strangely to ma. He ha* blank book I gave far, some remark somehow, far sb# would not let Clara go won at tbe fire! glance by Mr. Jame­ bought a house, and baa been asking away to take rarn uf us all alone, - You son's smile, made quaint' speeches in mo how I would like lo furnwTi a room, . so# thia ain't a very good bouse tor baby English, about tbo unusual profu­ what 1 thought of different household rook th# exptanatioe of sumo word, or boarder*,' and the littlo face look#.! very sion of good things, Jennie was radi­ arrangements, and putting odd quee- anythin’ else ahn t'loued. Her oom> wise" hind th# front room bus been emp­ antly happy, and soring her brother tiutis, that ssctu a» if they roull nave ment mi^ht fa only to say that Gorgoy ty a tong time.' and sister so idcaoed. brought a flush ' was a traitor, or inquire how Eta name •Then Miss Mosby takes board­ of pleasure to Cora's i*]c {««.. and a should be pronoeneed, but at least thsre must be owe sentence of remark ' । “Ye*,' indeed. We have th# third !glad look into her bloc eyes that had not been there since far mother died. |wr chapter. Fro® time to time I was ' story front, and ,.'fr». Msntivrs. she goes It was very evident that Die bouse -I ala u e.A i,m, u to see what alia had written, and answer ; out uurring and aln t line much, abe 'had received an inmate who carried itold me-the sumo thing." ' her quotin'!*, if ear. This eras the j lias tbo third story tacit; Aunt Henri- i "Be hia wife I” Cora Hill's fate was presiripiion. And afa took it courage­ . rtta sleeps down lieru in tta tack par- i very pale m she eaid thia. ously. ' ' tor, ro there is nobody at all in the sec- I I “I think he will ask you, dear. Ho I knew in advance what would be tbe • ond stnry. That wn« tbo reason Aunt i will be a kind, goal husband, Com." greitert difficulty. It was to keep her • Henrietta sent nwny tta servant, and i “Toe kind, too,good to havo mbz for to one chapter. It *.«-amd tu her such , tuAkra flowers for th* milUnsr's stor**. i n wife I I could resport hta, I now! a mistake, such a warte of opportunity, | It takra so much money to feed as all, i I l.oqu give him gvatlitudo lievond faees- when she oould so eailfy manage fire or ; and buy uur drressu and boots." j ure, y>d I could be -dutiful and affoo- six ehaptero in a day. Had she done , •TJnt my dear child, bare yoa no < fionMa, but—Oh, help me, a unfa, help so, all wufai fare been low, so I was | uncle* or Aunts, nobody to kvep' Sister l inexorable. Ttio coeaeaeeoce was that ' . THE POET AND PROOF READER. iCoraF’ I! “My darling, uu on# can help yuu." she ue»df foiled road her chapter ; ' “No! Uncle Jamiw Itowl is in Cali- < i “He is so good to Jennie, to Eddy. and. when sfa got to the end of It, tor : Ionita, and of rnurso he can't com#. I I Sueh a brottar to them «huuld nu-un- wait of anything better to do, she read , Cora wrote tu him. Inrt 1 guees lie did'nt I cfa me te afcjlhiug. For their sake 1 get the letter. Anyhow he didn't nn-- ----------—_j, herself an orphan, , could marry him, and fa a good, true with a very small i.narauj. had from the>; wife, 1 know that. Hut he dcservee day when Cora lost her mother, resolv­ more than that." ed as far as possible to fill her idac# toi Sadly her listener rdiued the words th# children, and had comforted thei He certainly deserved love far love when dnalh-b^d porting by thia premise. Co- I fa married. rs was ao very beautiful, so young and; The friend* talked togmlier far into A knock at the door interrupted tor. ctiildUka, that it was a sickeaiug though', th# night, but it was like a circle of con| •'There they come; I’ll tell Aunt to imagine her alone in a greet city, veraauon, returning ever to th* toni I Henrietta yon ofc tore,* and away she poor and friendless. She had received !l theme. When thoy .separated, it wm | ran, and was in another moment heard a firsf-rate musical education, and had J with a vague idea of waiting till th# ' making anxious inquiry regarding the a few pupils in the immediate neigh- '! wunle A-erekpokenrthat would force a sirs and tandmoM of the turkey. borhoud, who were glad to get Cheap i derision, before theWtrislon should be A lady’s volco susacrel bon’ tuition She was too thankful to have ; mad*. • •Them’s a gentleman wonts •# sw •vm the small sum thus paid lo bar, to Tba work of preparing then** home you, anuria,’ sold the child. '111 falp murmur at th# wearisome drudgery it wont forward rapidly. The tovtfaei of crtainly was to spend hours in train­ flowers were selert*! for a conservatmy; ing clumsy fingvre and dull minds over Jennie was in ecstsc-i** al Laing allowed instruction books end jingling tunes of- i to choose all the tilings L,r her own tea having to submit to vulgar cum- room ; a goeet chamber was prepared plaints, because pupils who had no ac- ording to Cura,* tula; a nursery ar­ more ma»ic in rhetr coals than tbe mis­ ’ ranged lur Eddy, and taforw- Thanks­ arable instruments they playwd upon, 1 giving all was ready, and the master of ; the house issued hi* invitations far a family dinner party, requesting as a fa­ i of Eddy and al*, to make artificial vor that his lady's g'urit (unld put arid# ,---- era’to help out tbe expense*. Miss their mourning for that day. .Still tta I Hennvtta never hit the children see momrntnus words were not spoken. that they were a heavy burden upon Henrietta was in her own room, ar­ ego, eotuj thirty-five years, end her Lor slender purse, but the board Cora ranging her soft brown hair, and am-; Inw-tonc! elea- voice vs< like pleasant paid with nearly tta whole of her earn­ templating the paries of n new black ^Hcm is n reiy good navedut# reaswmusic. ings, didj not really furnish food fur "silk draws, with rich blue satin trimming* "Good evening. said tbo queer’ lit- j three hearty young apprtily-. . soft face and pretty ribbons, whi-u Cora During the last winter of the war. a tie man, ‘1 umh-rstnttd you have some! Tbe arrival .of Mr. Jameeoa was a tapped nt th# door. contraband cam* into the Federal lias* vacant room'h>r boarders. I want a ‘ utagk-wurkiug • Let me^no in; I am all ready, in Nortli Carolina, and was marched up whole floor if you can accummodatw a- katidsume • -a incvoio in iteelf; in that qui­ i and the children have already started. 'to the otBrerof the day to give ao ac­ me, a bed-room and a sitting-room. I et hue*hold. Jennie was sent to school, । The carriage a ill aims baek for you and 'count of tliueelt; wtoieripou the follow­ want my dinner in lb# middle of the Eddy b-rnune Henrietta's special charge, I I. Jennie lookrd very pretty'in her 1ing colloquy ensued: new that Matilda, the Hibernian before crimson dress, and Eddy is a pirtuio in “ What is your name !*’ mentioned, presided over tbe kitchen hia nnw suit suit of velvsteau. and cra*• My name's 8am " ! rows; but I am willing to pay fur it. department, and Cora was earned at1 1 stall keep your servant running tip once to fairy-land t>y being introduced No, «ah. not Sam Watt I'e jiet and down staip, all the time I'm in the to a world of music. Mr. Jam—on took l" ' house, so pl<ssi'> have una that ha* Henrietta, Jennie and Cora lo every What's your other mb- •" । plenty of life knd activity. Can I haw I hasn't got no oder name, mh. I's the rooms ma’am F' hints and guidance ware improving Co­ i Ths little landlady was so Laton by ra in tbo ssleetioa of beruwn marie and | surprise by ib# ap[»aranc9 and rapid tta ntansgvuMrni uf her glorious young sjieccli of her vtaitur, that alio scarcely vota>. knew bow to'reply; like the little girl, ' Ho did not rest until another chaise she was ivrpoiaeswml in favor of the 1| had been made. One day he cam# 1 bcm# with a roll of music to be cental . fur a friend, and Cora was instructed ::/ "I'm co> now, eah —swtar tad non*; . “Look at thssn ' My trunks will be I; tlii* sroouiplishment, andfuniistad with I'm jest 8*m— am't nobody etoe." ' Lera presently, and I intend to slop |. vufficieut employment, at fair prices, to ' “Haven't yon put any' brothers aud , here to-night" allow her to give up one pupil after anuttmT • , “But,' stammered the lady, ‘if they ■| other, till all were nrorided with teach­ •«Nn, Mb; nrtwr had non. No should not suit you f er* who paid more attention to tunc*, bruddnr, ni> si«:er, no fader, uu mo.! “They must! If they don't suit me, and leas lo solid instruction. 1 I'D nitch nil th# furniture, out of the When the spring opened, and fine window, and got what doos suit mo. day* shone, Mr. Jameson had a delight­ I'm not vciy ricli, ma'am, but you can ful habit of coming suddenly to the |<'nteb gterj. have your money every month in ad­ door with a large back, bundling vance, and that’s all the reference I can the whole family—Eddy included—in­ Ajkuo Amxxk’xx Pcaucaxtox* Hare give you. fur 1 am a stranger hero. side, and driving far out into tbe lovely par's has far a kmg lisa occupied a Will twenty-five dollars a week payfoot, for country, when be wnula produce mvst#Had a gold mine opened at her both roomslady ?' could not have looked rious lunetaona, and picnic in shads leading poaitfon. and Harper's for Janthe little spots, always full of fun, jest and kindmorn astonUhoL Her hulo tuoma had nary. hoMof the very best number* nover brought such a price as that of thia erer interesting and constantly It would make my tale too long' *'lt is tix> much,' she said gently, itupioting p-rfodhal. Jta illustrations "lieriiope, if you aru a stranger, you do were I to attempt to dMcribe halt th# are supeeb, sad unequalled by those of nut know that this is no* a vnry erinto- <KC#utri# kindnosa and generosity of the craric neighborhood, and j6n see the queer lit Uo man; his love for tba chil­ any other umguiuc. Tbore are eight I the letter ? Here it is in my coat pock- house is very small. Mr father built il dren, hie respectful attealfoas to Henri­ I ct. of coureo. now for a gas-light. Yes, for hia own uw, he was a bouse carpen­ etta. hi* tender core far (torn. OH Romans at Home, The bailor’s ter, and ho left me. It is comfortable, 287." Snug Harbor, The British Museum and . Thu queer little man folded the letter sir, and 1 will try to make it pleasant it. Reading Roam. ULI. Kimimgtu:;. si ho epuke, nqdscod it In his pneket, for you; but th# rooms are small, sit, Ctiiwtiuas Carrol Wbefe'is the Child, ! and knocked at the door of 287. It and they aro both bed-rooms now.' “Never mind that I We’ll soon fat ■nd fhrLtnri. thron-fauf Christendom, ■■Mias Henrietta, I am thinking of was nftor dark on a dull evening in Nc“And you are Unde Jomse F* vember, but the gas-light under whose the right furniture in. As for the price, getting married, and I want you to t •!! and many uf the Ueturee are uf tbe friendly glare th# letter had lieen con­ you'll mca find you U have lo retu it me how to furnish my home. Come in “I atn your uncle, my dear, and now very highest style if wta& engraving. and see it." sulted, sh.in# upon tb« figure now plead for ms that th# lady who has so They had loft the small street long tong given yon an aunt's love and core, Cliar’w, Read's, Wffifa tolliaa’, and Standing at the duor, and showed him before ho spoke, and stood before a will tn truth become your aunt. Can Miss Thackeray's serial stories are ooukilo a very odd figure indeed. His large, handsome house, in a fashionable you. Henrietta, tore Hua queer liifa bnaed. The Editor's Easy Chair, Lite­ brad was S>i many sires too largv for his . body, that it made lam look top heap*, at six u'*b«k in the moraiag, and I tai neighborhood. rary, Seionuftc and Historical Records — wait until you are me eaL I'll keep "I mean lo mako thia home as perfect sad thi.eiact wav certainly not diminyour girl busy, cud, as I said before. I as possible for my bride," ho said, open­ Could aha lore him ? He must have and Drawer are replete with wit and islied by the fart that he wore his fair must have my ewn way. What is the ing door after door, "this mart be Jen­ read the perf-ret tappim-ra iu h-r ere*, wisdom. In sliort. Harper main talas 1 mg, thick and curling, and a boar! for bo bent over her hand, end raised name ma'am, ol the little girl who lot nie's room, this far Eddy." that foil almoat to his waiah His clothes its well deserved superiority, as one of me inf •Thon it is Cort f’ mid Henrietta, it to his lip*. who rcarse and ill made, but warm, th# flnrt of onr monthlies-; and every­ “Jeanie Hill, sir.” "My whole lifa .tall thank you," ta and os sb# spoke her bead sank, for she snd in goad repair. Hia slight figure, •■She's n btight little thing—an or­ feared her kind friend was courting die- Mid ; and Cera iota the children to th# body who values tl« beat riaas of'light, small Lande and feet, and quick move­ other end of she tong room to tall them popular literature in a most attractive meets, made the grant head and wido phan, she tells me ’ the wonderful news. dn-.'s,.will purchaseand rend iL Har­ brimmed hat almost gnteequo in their There were no jmlo chreks or sad per A Brothora, Pnltahcrs. Franklin ■li>prv|«>rbonatc aiao. Getting impa­ last Sammer. Will you see lh» rwnis eyre in the group gathered around the Square, X. Y. tient, ho'gave a eecood knock at the now, air?* ‘•Certainly. Wo will go up now. If table loodgll with Thanksgiving taxudoor of the small house, and this time Here is yoor first month's I ne* Cora was full of glmfal mischief v> Ling aqd luud that ths door flew ope.i before ho Lad taken his baud from t.i>' boaid,'and he took frim his pocket­ —a new elemeut in her cnuveraalfon— and Aunt Henrietta full nf blushing knocker. A little gi 1 stood in the en­ book tao crisp fiftv dollar bills. My name is Jameson. By tbo way, to-mor­ ronfnvfou nt the new . mplrnai* the chil­ try, ejowg bitn with on expremion that row i» Thanksgiving, and if I doa'i dren gave die familiar name. Jeanie, Mw*»d io argue a Acbate in tier mind have roast turkey, oyster saure, minre now a young lady, declare, to this day whether tu remain, and let ths visitor pies, and pumpkin Urts for dinner, I i that from th# very first she aumeted shall cat up Mi— Jennie, tore,' and to there was aomn soerrt reason far tta exturned to the little girl just entering traordinsry kindnesa of •That Queer the room, and laughed merrily. Only fore she could wake up. Th# odd, lost Little Man " fur a mpmuat though fur tbo girl was feeling haled all day, and when she followed by a young lady in deep came Ecu.#, weary and pale, she shut mourning, who— appearance seemed to herself in her own ruom, and tried face ca'unly thia terrible possibility. To r. ..e. ot e. Stock CO. Heath & Cbidee.t. i '* DRUGS Medicines, PAINTS & OILS oar k »it tk Inst ton Ms LfflD HASHS, SOCE HfflUU Shingles, Lath, &c_ WEDNSDAY. JANUARY 8, 1873. NO. 37- I “Who is Aunt HrurMta?*’ •‘Mi- Mooley. Th* Lady wl th® house hud tott tt. board tor "Oh! Yes J want to mo Iter.' He faw#d reepeetfaQy, and thou wsid tn Miss Mualc,: “I will go to, my room n-rcr, if you please." Ctors Hill was lieautiftil oaongh io errount fur more than mere passing ad-_________ __ ________ miration. Her brilliant n.mulexirm,! «>«ld be sw greater tapptoeee fur alL ' ■’ ' , Mr. Jamoren was nuhl- and ttroronjrtilv good; that aould n.it be doubted ; tat Henrietta felt half sadly, that if C.w* maeried Uta, it wmrid be far a tame. #• a.ubtaM .r ruo. * Tub, n> Mranl. �matr. BACON & KARR’S New Advertisements. riaore of Barry Codnty, and State of 1 Michigan, do hereby instruct tbe sever- . al Jcau.ee uf tba Peace of Saul Conty, । that it snail hereafter bo their duly fa I all criminal cases that may come before them, to forward al! txlU of oasts to which the Cdua’.y may ba liable tu at their Chairman. U.sn Bmea reported that they had examined tbo accounts book*, papers and vouchers of tbe Cuaaty Treueonr’a affiee for tbe year A. D. 1872. and would beg learn to peaeeat tbe following statement as their sUCtto- system of Federal Taxation k each M tafaasaue maatsrpiero of Ignocro. incapacity. put lo the vita um. o< man. < ptMkto and favwritaa sad tblem, ta never aaywbetw Las dugfartd moders frauds ea the reman. waa repealed to take efl'Ct August 1st 1872. The Court* eontir.oe to award tba share to informers prior to August 1st 1872, without regard to tbe dateuf eettfacwnt or payment of Um Amo pocahy or foe-1 f.itcrw. La-ge da*wn of tboso eu« g-, ' to the Seers tin of Um Treasury fori derision and diatribatfoa, but owing to tbe limited character of hia jurisdicbct: . under tba uM law, tbo Dopartmoat ha* ; decided that it cacao. uoeaidar any two J am ata. !- New Scales. New StylesNew Prices. dared prior to the enforenmwnt of tba repeal, and then ell be little difficulty ia securing naiformity in the treatmeut of informers by tbe paaaago of a declar­ atory laU stattag ia plain terms what wm intended by See SO of the set ibcTo nferred to. Beyond thia, however, ■t haa hern found in practice that the. w.tbdrawal uf rewanli for detecting Gunda on the revenue is enuring a sad foiling off ia the ettnou: receipts from this source, anl the policy under ex­ oeriment is non than dooUful, The inauguration of Republican Governors in the States of New York and.North Carolina took place on Nev Yean day. #U ia special matter of con­ gratulation that the State cf Now York Veiy Low. the order cf Manistee county for .to sain of 83^75 5 as payment in fall at the cbitn e< Berry count) usrit.1 iLs> county, gtuwiag Out of the Vanderpool trial, providing that it will Lo paid by February 1st. 1374. and that tfa Clerk notify Um Clerk of Msaieter c-iuuty o< the Mme . Motiva prowled. I Oa moiwts-tbe rvpcrt vt Wm. II ( Jewell iu tbe'matter of n ioa«Xii>g the records of Barry coaaty. ass l»h«n D>x who bee tbe implicit confidence of tbo entire population wbo value booenty in tbe edmiawtrate-n of garernment. Gov. Tod R. CaldweU, ia Besoming tbo duties jf Goveruur of North Carolina, took ovsaian to say: “When I cannot El an office from my own party aoonpsable to tnyaoU I shall then rounder it my duty lo seleet a good mas from th« oppoute party, and I knew every good and trug Repobiicaa ia the State of j evrry ktnu. and of Money. Stocks sad Irwigbte la 5aw York ad Eoroja 1 Tbe Fanners' Page. wttn aU the dotags B. F. NORRIS & CO North Carolina will approve my d^tar-1 Neya-Mesws. Il Brown, Cronty, , Cook, McCtdlum nnd Qurir-nan—5. Ateeut Mean.. Bush. Lapbam and Munroe—X The account of Banner Company of fifteen d--liars and eighty cents for ad. rrtthing- letting of cuclruct <’U Figure Th" Centaur LmiEight HuL ia the tuwualdp of Cartton, tried everything ■ a. presented, arid on motion of Mr ment is the only Ring Umt dues me pvl." Mr Cba*. HiU, 616 Pin. St, Philiilelpl/ia, wntee: "That two botlleo of A sla lament of the popular vote for President and Vie* I’reridcnt fa 1872, jut officially reported, shows Grant and Wifam’. majorities to oom up 539.137 against >09,598 majority of tbe vote of 1868 for Grant and Colfax- Tbe total vote la 1872 we. 3,'.02,VS4 for Grant aad 2.333,817 for Greeley- In 1868 it etmri 3,013,188 for Gnat aad 2,703,600 j Bsctvtary EoutwoU, betsg inquired of by certain members of tbo Maseecha wtto Lagialatnre, state, da&aitely and frankly ia a published card that he the gmtletaru of tba Legmlatcre wbo thiak him qualiefid ---------------- ! UtM,. ' Altars on Braaivc, 1, KM. Board coereoed punuact to adj >urarol Roll railed, lucmben all prv. lU Board proceeded to btwima;. m. j'—- » .1 _ /.n__1__ Motion "did not prevail by yeas and nave, as follows: . xeu—Mmmo. Briggs, Henry Brown, Fatasr Mormh^l Creasy, Cook, McCuiluw, ItoUu.u, Deesmbsr 27th, U7i <) Star-ton, Wilcux and Chairman — 0Board ccorsued puronaui to adjooniNaye— Mmar*. Bernum, P. Brown. eat. Roll called,' members all pnBub, Cobb, Joom. Lapham, Munroe, Nichol, and Smith -9. Mr. McCullum stored that account i Nik 80 be allowed at sixty dol an. I Yons—Msoers. Btiggs, Henry Brown, • Bush, Croaey. C-Ok, McCoUum. Robin­ . sots btentou, WtloosaodCuairman -10. Nave—Maosrs. Bai num, P. Brown, 1 Cobb, Jonsa, Lapham, Munroe, NtchoU the U. 8 Jndimwy, the Diplomat*, eerps the Army and Nary, tba Cabinet and Fureigti Miniet-r. and CuagreM 76 be aB.wrd al 811 65, as ciaiuied. Soilon did nut prevail Mr, Junes mured that account No. 64 bo allowed at 32 S3 aa elmmed. Motion did nut p.-wr^L foe tbe »<xt latre.1 told rlob lut of not ><■ than hro bsudrrd and fifty copin. eaeh for tbo five next Isrgssi pain club Het. of not In- tbs* erne bitndrvrl and fifty enptas Mr. B;i -gs offend the following re*>lati-.n, whiun was a ioptrd : Rmebsd, That to. men -y heretofore *r--.«vf.ria:ed to rim •‘Nas'ieillo Indol~udeat'' tor |MbIiahiagyhe proseedion of U« Bmrd ba end th.- aasiv i. bvrebr I aJivwwd to tbs “Barry (Xuaty Repobli। can. the “Homo Journal" an.! the "Ba I! iiubluen »nner.w equally ; said paper nanng Mtspeaded pubheatou, and nut baring 1-ru.ivd the pronwOing. at ibis Board. Un tuition nf Mr. Bornum, accuunt No 8 actel d|<nn at tba October saas»>n ui thia Board, wa» taken from th. files, •ad on motiua o( Mr. Smttu, allowed at tbe turn ut • igh: dollars as claun*J. Mr. Stantou utiored the-folfowiug reeMatiua which waa adopted : fbat thia Board of Saperviore would nx»atmaad. that tbalagil panting of Barry County be hoiwatter Mt by the job to th- towoat Udd,r Mr. Cook otfer.4 tbe following rewiu'iou wbk-b wa« adopted ; Wmui, Tb. Trwuoror’a aafo for Barry County u moeb of the tims L-!' without any one to guard or waleh Un­ Butler Dahe., Gold Brogs OoU Teeth Picks’ GUd Pasta. Guld Watch Keys Cotai Bands Cursi NacMaaea. THE 8E3U-WUHY contain* (Tuesday and Friday) aU tbe c .ut.nta of tbe Weekly and tbo mam af tbo Dully.______________ Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. Watch material and Tools for Jewelers. Any ou vimifag ear mty .Mould call at our aetaMi.hn.ant ami ax—i£fa. THE CHEAPEST PRICES IS OOP MOTTO 33 B. T. XOTtBIB k. CO.. 137 A 139 STATE STREET, CHICAGO DERMAOOR. CEO. P. ROWELL A CO'S AMERKAR KOT1KB DIRKTOBY D.J872 �Ilfs Rjipdauc^fl । Nacxx'e Hsia ItEsrommrs exrolls everything. No dirt, no sediment, as gosBoa ! Perfectly reliable. It does the work most effectually. A treatise giv­ ing/elf y^firefors sent postage free up­ on application to 1‘roctor Bros., Glourenter, Mass., sole agents Seo adrer-' Cwnuxe, Ctornixe, Ciorain.—Tbs bo»t assortment in the city consisting of heavy Casaimvro Suits. Black Cloth i Suitrand a splendid Assortment of Black Pants and Vest suitable for those antieipatiug marriage. For sals' at the New Overcoats 85 to 825 cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing Ronsel Grand Bapids. CHMICMES. .■Esaesraar’—■-1- MUONIC. . .......... Ha^4>a^Tac.: ------ HATFINGS CHAPTER, NO- «A, B. A. Lical pint;. A tore chauca to buy Dry Goods cheap—P. R. Sabut & Co of Jackson, ere selling out their entire stock at first coot They have an immense stock, sums f IGS.lKM) worth of choice goods, of nil kinds, which they are dosing out, and if any uno is inclined to visit Jack­ son. thia is lbs plseo to get bargains. HOLIDAY GOODSGood Sleighing now days, a Our foreman ia Improving. 'riraw HAST INGS LODGE. NO. M, i A MKfiRT CHRISTMAS TO ALL. To thoM wishing tu bny Useful and Beautiful Present* for the Holids.ro will find all.kind,j^ Good., all tret’ Grind River Valley Division V H. J. Ken field, wa are happy to learn Stukee, the murderer of Fisk, has । bo»u ssatcnced to bo bung on Friday, tbo 28lh of February next. Hemrmbir the O-ld Followe Festival I Mr. Dewey spent Saturday and SunI day at hums, but isturuvd to Lansing on Mvoday last , Great lads ramenta he’d out during Moore's Asro.’ Snc Ytrhr appears the Holt lays, to al! wanting anything this wwek witu a Ouvar. Its appear­ | in the Furniture line. Toe very nicest ance io neat and its contents always । assortment in the city an 1 at prices that i defy ctnpebtion. Gire me a call before Tbe tain last weak tiled Uta cialerM, , purchasing elsewhere. laid a foundation for spfoudid •Isigtwag. and now we uro having splendid winter weather. Truly Ha dwth’SU things "Tans Yxam tv a Max TaAr," Hr T. 3. Anna.—This work contains nearly 400 carefully printed pages, on fine white paper, is graphically illustra­ ted by the oolebretad artist, Bonnell, and is bound in a unique and sumptu­ ous manner. Pries, payable only ou dslirsrr of Book. Fries 2,00, 2’50, and 4,00, nccorditur to binding. Subscribers will not bo compelled to take tbe book unices it correspond* with tbe sample shown, in erery particular. Mias Era Smith of Grand Bapids, is at proeont canvaasing this city for the -above valuable work. A Rxuc—The Lebanon, (N. H.) t'r* Tress says Amos Jones, while dig­ ging a cellar recently, on the Gallup hill in that villagv, picked up a half penny of tbe reign of Gvorge II. It must have boon over a hundred yoars old, and Lad probably Lin thorn noary that tune. Trecos were found but summer of an old blacksmith's shop which stood in that vicinity eo long ago that no man living remembets it 8s for as that blacksmith’s shop is oooosrnod, it ths late Martin Dewey was still Kring ho could giro its history, as we distinctly remember bearing him tell of its existence in his younger days, aa the only shop of lhe kind in what ia now tlis Township of Lebanon, and tbe name of the “Smith ' who worked it, emt who emigrated from Masiaehusctte, but whose nams wo have iorgotteu. X. A Nabxow Eacaix —On Saturday af­ ternoon tbo Engine attached to tbo Day Express East, when on the curie just west of tbo bridge uvor ths Thornapple n-sr the late residence of Mr. Slade, in Irving township, jumped the truck and passed ou over tbe bridge tearing up the i road in a frightful manner, and drag­ ' giug the entire train off tbe track be­ fore !t could bo stopped. 'Fortunately | nous of the cars ware thrown ovor, and no person was injured, except lbs Bag­ gage master very slightly. The arciduot was caused by the breaking uf ths flange on ths forward truck of ths Eo- MOORE’S 4*4,1 /frr-fefrrif, WE MEAN BUSINESS NOW Immense Reduction in all our Prices, 8511.00000 IIORTII OF MM! Must be Sold this Winter. Having bought an immense Stock from two Bankrupt Houses in New York, we are going to sell Goods 26 per cent, low­ er than any other House in Michigan. Tvs A runic for Jauunrr opens with the charming autobiogrs|hy of Robert Dale Oil rep, one of the most entertain­ ing man of his pears in America, hav­ ing had a varied experiencein ths man­ ufacturing interests of England, and aa a socialist. statesman, and diplomatist. It will be continued during tbe your. W. D. How,Ik contributes. A Chinee Acquaintance, which ia also to ba cuntinned ; Parton, a very interesting pa­ per on she Cabinet of Prendant Waabington; Rebecca Harding Daria, A Faded I*af of History; Mro E. 0. Agaa-.ii, In tba Straits. uf Magellan. Poona are contributed by Celia Ttisxtar, Paul H. Uaynr, Lucy Larcotn, Trowbridge, Aldrich, and Hulmes. Tbe coming year, and the January uutuber fully meets tbo bigheat erpoctatious. Jamas R. Osguod A Co., PuHiihsrs, Boston, Moss. Changeable weather, and against which no human lorreight could guard. The Engine waa tba Crystal, and very near­ ly new. With his usual promptarta Mr. E B. Bush, Iba Division Superin­ tendent. was promptly cn baud with^ »n efficient corps of workman, and tbo train* were running regularly again on Monday. -Tusks ItO a.-a CIS I >l»J[al «« ___ g« V. ttXWffaintT------- ^seSKat yttSsbttfW er.v Jobn *on * Co's eelehratel Gold Pens ha beat in «be market, for sale at tbe City News Depot. P. 0. building M ichigan Central R. R. •in. BlUMLt IBS 01BECT MUTE, gatstscjrawssfissi D£JfT IS TP. f. Pajytur tnl Ukt msmv. IIm» j eer tt^k vtrtuUi Kilk tr viIImI ftM, s: tki 'fin •{ A. P DlUKE. It. D.. Onr Jdby 4- Sisdr's Dray SUr,. 30 tsa Holiday Goods kinds for sale at man J. Bich. Sl»n..>- Hk. kw,". * 87.50 FOR 82.50. We are in Earnest, And our Prices Prove it. Money to Loan We haven't room to mention__ all____ our Reduced Prices, but we Herewith Pledge ourselves to Offiar and Sell the Beat Bargains in GRAND RAPIDS, ihsr-cter suspicious. Instead of ap­ pealing to the newspapers for redress of ' krr grievances, she forthwith brought a Suit against tbo innkeeper for redress, ami recovered exemplary damage, for die insulting injury;- the Court very Will was called from Luddingtcn, his properly doouling that, so long as hs ploc,, of residence, to visit hi, father, baa room for their accommodation, a H J. Kenfield, who ha* been very aiek, hotel keper cannot refuse to entertain and while In the city, made us the visit above spoken of. Wo gue« tbo North­ ern atmoaphere mail agree with Will, as he is tat and tongfa a* a formar. Call again Will, when you hsve occasion lo officer* of the mvbalixe<l Spanish Vol­ visit Hastings. unteers, published in the Huston JeerCoMVU«xriA>T:—The Charlotte I«ad- ari sijv in reply to the speech of ttenor sr iproks as follows of on* of the popu­ Saimrron in the Spanish Cortes dolar citizens of the village of NaahrUla. Bxtaciug them, claim* that there vol­ unteers. who were organised by the The complimeut is dmervod : XCapt. McCormick stdl keep* tbe slave traders when evjry oth.vr moans Nashville Houro, iu Nasuville, and nev­ <ri reinforcing the Spanish army ia Cu­ er lacks for a g*«d stury to tell for the bs bad foiled, have rendered distinguihedification ot his guests. A ploaunt. rd services to the cause of Spain in lhe jolly, entjrtaiuing man and “Knows now to keep Hotel.” He <Ls.erres put- field. They say that between fire and six thousand men from four volunteer rousga, aiiikgets it. regiments alono have bean killed tn ac­ Tax Snfotcxis.—Secretary Boutwell ton by the inaurgteit Cabana This is and Jay Cooke, Eoq„ wtnt before the House Cut&rnitt re uf ways and moans and uoeigy of Hie Caban pitriot*, and on lite 17th ult. and soeni to have ex­ e|iows that lhe cotitoat is mit likely to plained very aatisfai torily the vyti-licxte tyrnnoate utLerwise than in ttw> esuibarrangvutetit by which the 5 per cent Iklirasol of ttreir mdrp.ndencbowls were disposed of lost year. They now claim that a similar arrougetnunt is tbo only practical muthod of robing tba remaining 4 1-2 per cent, bunds, and we presume they are right. List or Lxrrxxt remsining at ths Hsstingi P. O. Jan. 7th, 1812. W. LL Aden, Wm. Blakely, C. L Barlow, Lrwis Campbell, Mrs. B. W. iktuuer, J. B. Ftetctwr, IL J. uamiltem, Ema hue Knapp. M>m Anu K-uxaly. iVm. Milter, Julius Stewart, (Ju Tailor Direct your IsUats u> N-*. of P- U- T«« Nanovxt Horn bos again changed hands. The new proprietor, Mr. W. L. Mead, is a stronger ho a, but rrport speaks well of the Natfoual rinse it came into his cbargo. and the propri­ etor flatteringly eudoroed by his late papev cf which tbs people of the State neighbors at CharkAM, aa the following hern erery reason to bo proud, and tbe exteaMvs. and rnS9 bst of Pre­ mium v snnualiy distributed among the subeenbers, by a system that it entirely just, foir sad equitable, renders it oue of thr EO.I Widely eiroutated of ths Dcwsyapsrs pub isbnd west of Now York. At tbs acme time, ite merits as a news- OUT roadsrs. and will furnish it, and a ticket ia tbe forthcoming annual die• tnbution uf Premium*, and the Baxxxx. roeh for one year, foe tt.75. Now io I your time ta subscribe.________ We quote tbe following from “ Wai son's Art Journal," N. Y-, in reference to Bacon A Karr’s Pianos, advertised ia MICH THEY HAVE STOOD THE American Organ of the Supreme Court. Regents o f the Uiiisereitv and cvitain county offlicen oa tin first Monday m April n»xt. Mom heartily we indorse the ptopoaition lopey our Ciscuit Judges, at least a Salary adequate to meet their personal wnats, ami ths nrreeeerisi of life for tbeoaeeivee *n l families, but seriou-ly ■l<mht whether any amendment lo lhe Constitution of the Stale, can, eonstitat otsally ba submitted at any olfair than of all a genets! cloctkn. held pnr«nn»t lo ths Sher­ •xtM a household rwevasity, masmueb Lons-itutioti on tbe first Tuesday after aa it is bring culargsd uvery year, and tbo frat Monday in November in 1852 and every second year thereafter. Il gnA, incream yearly in valuablo con.ante. Iu price ia U>o sama as heretofore, 14 this view ol tbe cave be true, no amendmint increasing these salaries can be casta Every body should have it acted upon by the people prior to Nev. tbe aorid and cheaper than enywhore else tn Barry County. Come in aal try thorn awl yuu will be courinrod that u u a fact We buy all of our Machines lor cash, and cau and will roll tb-m at low figures, tfow ag Machins Needles. THE OTHER STORES MAY AS WELL STAB. CLOTHING HQUSE. r//£ qHE\T opt pqicE sroqE, liuiliil Law.— An Exchange says, ' that recently a young worn tn applied at Tbo Temperance lectarvy of MiTUurl- eno of the Hotels ia Louisville. Ky. for I but, at tbe M. E. Church, and Union lodging, and was refusal, on ths ground Hall, are spoken of aa among the beet that having no male escort rendered her See Here. Stranger!—There ia not an Institution In tba City of Hastings that la more worthy of patronage, than that of Dreamer, Heath A Co. Their stock EUR1L, LITERART AID FAULT VSXLT Is OW li Ite Piilit a ill trill Everybody Should try them before Purchasing EU_ewhet e f«nr lest is •se^sslsd sad tn Uiiir are sad bsssbfsl raw >«rps«s all altera ,s teaa-r • TH EWEBER. HALLETT & CUMSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. CITY /tE»S DEpOT FRANK L. WARD. Hactings May 16. W Hat now on hand a com­ plete assortment of Books. Stationery, Pens, Penhold­ ers, Ink, Slates, Pencils, Pictures, Picture Frames, Initial Paper and Envel­ opes of the latest styles, Picture Cord, and Fancy Articles for the Holidays. Call and see them. Jpa. gssr^ys. SPECIAL NOTICE. PUKIFY YOUR BLOOD. Allegan. Keep a large supply of Salt for Aale at Lowest market their Brick Warohouac. nt &! i lull 11 gc tai uictta an Enaa a th Vote. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, LOTS. DOUCHE., �is; 3 ■OKTSAQK SA >EW Ann’RTlSEWUVTS THE ar- V- Chicago Tribune I ar v- Dauchy £ Cd's, Column. -4 •n A GREAT COMBINATION i t». I l*u t*J Jrf.rwi Av.«b», n*ua>l. s Pine Tree ; , *M ik* rrrr V-u >«.'»<•. cpfvn.Utr .rrr <J-. CAPITOL OF • Tft.Fke MICHIGAN. * | SATIRE'S GREAT llEHa, WOOD PROSPECTUS . - ., . n , , .. HEW WARD BEECHER'S Brat ftullj Jnnal tf Kiclpi. THE DAILY. rtal THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. THE Jackson The Calvert Lithographing Company, of Detroit, • I. TU.HT 1 «1T7O9?PT1 LAMES! PACT n E3I8AI THELiqEBALUsEOFTHETELE.GRAPH. . The New Capitol and Grounds, GRAIN AND FLOUR. '!' footHnKUtYsntKrr detboit. *'• .rp„B,dH,lf» l.„4;.1ut)l...|G«. “,l1 i' ■ Nfiscfdlnny, T’oetrjr HOME AFFAIRS AND BUSINESS.! $3,000 " Ute«" *» <*’• . i oRuamxAi. Pboceeoisch. 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS: MANTLES AND ORATES, Full NXui-kut Hcjioi-tw. GENTS”” P. A. BILLINGS. IbriHfe Strwt, We*:. :-?.k JIMEK M'imjil.1. GOLTWMTfll‘5 T St STRATTON BUSINESS UNIVERSITY- cm Birin*!, I®’ Ik. n continued. Other dutira “ESJ??. 'HKS¥L! J<X 30,000 » HENRY R. WISH AST. Work pb-1^1L,3 PKOPHIETOR. safe i---------------------- —------ ----------------’__ , ■ UUltDSALL’M ™. ™1 Arnica Liniment MOMTUAt.E »ALK. fifer or Ckwt. । lltliablc Agents Wanted in Every r wii in the Stale I om’ ^uy the a.-.suciathix. so nAUK»tr.« uluck. mamus, micil ufncuji or riu AMoeunasl ■Ucided »uo ceoa ; the fint edition, of one thousand topic*, finding a ready oak*. In 1834 he began the publication, through Wmt the pnbliehing buninese. IOIIS I' tlKliiEls. Mm.fa.Urw .I WORM SUGAR DROPS til «uie a * »» OPEN 1 TOP BUGCIES. NE5JHAND LITERARY DEPART­ MENTS, na-c- HS! : (jipjsa shee;et «w f4*|J.Ir|Hr -4- ,--i‘w--1,^XyE3»SBK uj , *f- -— I pbaasatlr deecrilwd “the trade-' m it then exieted in the United Stahw. it TICE LEAD^b JOURNAL waa in the year 11*32 that Mr. Putiism firat appeared a* an author; hh maiden ETTORk'BY u Great American Dyspepsia Pills, Cl.’.m;, Shell Oysters and ATTOKSKTHi PROUAT-fc ORDER. TWSiXJ.’SS- DfcTRQtr. j1 CHAS JURE & BRO. A FAJTHMJLAND VI01LA.NT ’ DIUM OF CURRENT NEW3, This Kss^sastss {“,7?, in Cash! $6,555. in Personal Property. M IIUWKS •> DAILY XBCBSSm run at tbe tune of hi» Crat engagenum. with Mr. Rleeckcr; and th« lawk eon-| m Ju Cub,-Xett r.aUU Uid PtTBrnil Fr*|«eV. >" earn: 3,500 in Real Estate ! JOHN H* WENDELL & CO. ’HmiGAX XKWa. fj^sssnWT'irtl.nlfc 1 liMT MWIftRA*-1** *nMI> *”* *' •“* I ■snxztSH"-'—e-—| .-.,1. ..( <U Art, .kkk Itay .«* I. .U M OOM Of . n£S£-m! .M Ti R«: • I........... ««<»! ' MATHEW tUIIXESS C0ILtaE Al! the News of the Day, l ... .. . ton houae nt Crocker & Brewster. rum, ni. Weekly THE PLACE IT HAM CHEATED IN JOURNALISM. MONETARY. REAL ESTATE, AND REPOUTS Thron-t IlBtriM illu.l.olloa.. A>ln..r o«n arm. SEWING la u. <"«nl»T, rmuM m c-mIC, ERAHil BUT, IWl StAJITf t Tim StfJ. CBAJ. J. OLDf, Ga. A£l A« !r». »U CauiaaaMcataMa l> m>*»<!••.«« au:%b Al! letters must ba addressed to .g^srj ■••<>• •• MACHINES n«... W. GOUCHER. ASt. fur Barry County. »• KOBTOAOX BALL NAT? RE’S InlKJGMr. Pntnani wa» CELLS’ CARBOLIC 1BLBTS. FARRAND WILLIAMS di CO. "WM'* KALE ON EXECUTION. XOf MI'-IIIUA! "rf'ibicKwlC! Hair Restorative 232 S' i-ninoeudiu ClIA.KY”'H GRAND RAPIDS Hia capital »tock conntied of f 150, and ‘SgK Aarrram LESiaZS MILO (ante year no epant eotne lac arranging foreign piirrha*-- THROAT AMD LUNG INSTITUTE t. Hall Tl.i. $60,000 00 THE TRY-WEEKLY, iX vLev^ihj: Gir.s: « sarb-sK^^: " MIUMANHCTMIFUIKi: -5 ,..........‘ ' ...AAA — ,.U I,I I ll AUU r.— MTUATSORRTr.VKR. and U THE WEEKLY. * ^Sfcir SSkterprise, TVOCRAID tiriTILSOF S5.000 EACH IN ChEEHBACKS. at that time . -. ■Hair Prrptt atinnt HLUABD MASCACHIEEf. (ABLE l‘EXW.«K??» : I. •-: IUFU C.O.BMMMU turWSmSSSfc"**** maw UICUIOAN. I ZWRO/T, w. ' ‘•FARM AND GARDEN.” fiAMaTOX!1* arux-s— 675 to 3250 p.r month Whole tiutnlxrtfof Tickets limited!to 6Q.& BLACI PROBATE ORDER Llewiiton’e Bui-fiu A PnuJehou, BOILER WORKS Reading, in fifty wellwinning a popularity I that timo quite ex1 the disohition of the firm ia IMS, Mr. Putnam wu left to BLOOD pom New Book for Ajgents ! (nature crmpHj and pul­ little book entitled ISAAC H R5 UEK rllir-T »■!.. blac I •ditknof Wash- IKE AND FARMINc/lAXD ’ J’l Crooks WinoofTrr IO YEAJ&J jography. illr.sUntiou and external ap- G..«l'c®lu-.. tad Ike PneoM .1 AkImj ell I MOnTOACC BALr. Public Test Siyl, ■ 0^/1111^1, i^uairoViLLcLaMaa. DR. CROOK’S COMFORTS WINE Carriage & House P J-V t 1 2ST G....______________ iST - Flags, Banners, Streamers,' and Political Caricatures Painted to Order. |S YRUP Mill Clanatr. Fettile Soil, SALK 05 KXr.< LT10S. Suibllt TAB. Swt similar prepara­ tion, ever uCcrcil WOODEK BLOCK LETTER! TILE WEE1CLY STOMACH BITTERS 49951991 C0U0H3 AND COI D 3 H' Cathartic Fills! TBE DAI LY AND TRI-WEEKLY. Pure Wi LANGLEY DICKINSON. ' wwtin 18o'> »old to Halting,, Sept. 18, 1872.—it HASTINGS KASBL8 WORKS! MONUMENTS , HEAD STONES. ■ TABLE TOPS, MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. DETROIT BENDING WORKS MAHBLE T*Uowf Greaae Condition Powders! SSiS Gold & TRY DR. CROOK’S WIFE OFTAB HBdkB IBtEB! MAJOR AMEHICAH MORTGAGE .SALE. Prorento Malnrions Fc vers, » I (Urea tone to your System. Bent Wood Works. ITALIAN Tit litHl Lite IinraitBCffljay For painn In Breast, Side or Back, Grevel or Kidney Disrate, Diaraara of the Urinary On.-ntu, Jaundice or anyUrcrCompUint, Il Lm auaqtML a superior Tonic, Restorra the Appetite, ms Uto System. Etttorra the Wrak and Dcbllltotcd. Csnses the Food to Dfgrat, wl£S JOUB ,‘ATTOB k«B, ■aerrumna ..a muu, i» Carriage, Buggies, Sleighs, Imaging in 170.000. beam bu («20.WPij « the^A-.’^l AT SUB.E YOUE LIFE. । WARD AM Glass Show Cards. and 4 Potash Michig narupiwl by Boetoa Caah Store. BLACK & FULLER. rx rur wont t> B. F. STEINHOFF I ■Js'h THEODORE SIGLER. JURUBEBA over I56.OC3.OO0. “Silver Sum! riktaM WAI � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-01-15.pdf 662db631a1df634d623b26639add511a PDF Text Text Tf|« R,er<lBLicn|< VOL XVII. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNSDAY, JANUARY 15. 1873. NO. 38- Wewl wi Brines? Cart Just Received, at The State by its legislation should, in the business of bank.ng and insurance, 1 and in it* control of railroads, be the jpardian o! it* dtiaana. There importI an* internets are the creatures of legisI latino, and *h*uld ahraya be kept with- lusurauoe. Loth life and fire, ia *1most entirely conducted by foreign rempanitr*. The prerent law controlling them is very stringent It practically s*ya to th. people ; "If an insurance company offer* to insure your life or your property, you may be certain that tbo State, by iu tavre, tu* tatlhfally andearored to *«• that tbs a tnpany i* respoiuibta " 2io good company objects tu ths stringtiucy uf iu proiutaaa Tb* taw empower* the Commistioner of lusurane. to vital any company doing barinso* ia thia State, at the expense of such comptny, and to make a personal wuminahuu of it* affair*. It i* not of­ ten nceos.try tu do thia; but the Com­ missioner is su overburdened with the other dutits uf bis office, thst be cannut do it. even in th. few caws where it is iiwot *rndLhRobK. Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves, Universally known as the BEST RKATIXG STOVE in the World! officer, acting under authority of th* State and in it* behalf, would be of incstimabl* service, not only to the public ■t tanre. but Io the railroad compauire lheraeelres. ' Railroads are to great a n>*o*aaity to the development and growth- of the btate, they occupy such an important jsoition in tho commerce snd busins** of the State, tlut they dewrre liberal snd geuorous tryatm.ut ia legidation. Bu: while granting Ibis, we riiould sss tu it that they ao oouduct their butanes* as tu cause no unastaasary injury to any one. The State has a duly to p rform in this regard, which sbonld not be nag 1 recommend that the insurance act be *u attended as to give the Commit•inner the needed assistance, by the *jil»>intment of a deputy, with a sufficient1 ►alary. ~ Our lusurancu Department, in its 1 present feature*, I behove is not equallI ed in any of the Blate* of the Union. The labors of the Commiscioner at* ar­ duous and complicated. Only one clerk ■ is authorized by law The whole erpeuse of the office is but Infling, while the income derived from il is very large . that in the yean in which the Legista 1 ture meats. £>ur thousand copies uf the and increasing yearly. The receipts iI reports of all the (state officers, Board* from specific taxes lotted on insurante | of Trustee*. etc., of all the Beata itati| tutious shallfoe printed, end oooaaionalj ly the Legislature orders ertra morn than and to tbpm il looks, with the. oanfi lent belief that it* past hitaory, it** c*parity fur future good, its open dorr* fur all who seek mimiaaiun. will indnro them to deal liberally with'them in lbs future a* it has done in tho past. There can b* no Mich fliinga* a mare paasiro existence l0 iUcb nn institution. It mute progrex ur it tuuxt die. It mute keep step with tho advuncemeut of the age, tbc requiri-mauts uf the quickaaed intellect ot its time, and th* growing demand lor a ratted education lU faculty should ba paid IxUcr aals ti**, it* apparatus should ,b> unproved aud it* library largely increased. In •bort, it should bo furnished with all lha appliance* to snabla It t0 giTB 1,200 student* the bre; df ov.re thing that kindnd institution* offer, and tbw Thia Ue Uaiverrity cannof do with its present aoaas; and to arootapluh it, Ute appropriated, wd n^d to b. Urgeymcreewd. The Ag ricaljurri College, in its sphere, end with a much *maltar of »md“ta, i* a co-Worker with the Unjeereity, end b*> a proportionate demand upon our cuuidornt* attention, la trustee, and faculty are tabonng with earnevtnte* and real to inmase ns uiafulnrea, and enlarge Uta pewar hr good. By its s)sto<n of labor and study armbrawi. it off*,, to, <11 without exi»n>e. a hboral pnuiinal enltagtato education. Thu uttondaucu U not targe as It* rnsribi a* au educational ii- Leather. WUif th«r are ofamred stead. If ths theory of compulsory *dnc*tion i» correct when ■nj-i » Who are blessed with rxrfaet fareltire, it tnuot b.. doubly *0 whoa appifod to those who e«nnot bo eduretod tether at home erin tk. common robooi, end who. from the very natare of their inflratetiea must Become bf.rdoos to their frteada sod (j the community, wntefo *iHeatari aud tanosd to *arn tbter living, There should b* In the itutitutiou at Flint aome additions mod. to iteEbrery, and some adornment of it* bore' Tall*, by engravings, motto** «!e. Boot* rai tfoual indoor amu**mrot* should^abo be javrided for hs inmate*. It must There i* ■* oducatioci that cur achoola, Univcnity or Agricultural CbllKre* do not yet offer, whteh w« used and should have; and that is a practical technical cducation.thni will Gt men and woman to grapple with lifrfSs they find fit,-earnI eta. tabonou* and real. W« ritoeld have axnewhsrs, either in the Uaiveruly or Agricultural Colieg,. , ^,1 technology. Both of three iusntuuoni •re ac*wmpli*hing more in this direc­ tion than many of the college* in the c.uBtry; but they cannot with iheir prereet faoilHire and •pj liane... fill tfo, want existing m our educational system* No State Ur tho Union nreils, mure than ours, educated fannsrs, tnechanios, man. ufaeturera, arebnrefa. engineers, ehem-1 lots. etc. Our fidWvt. OI!d fields; our mine* and railroad*, our manufacturing ; slid agricultural interact*, all require the ■ervices of i-ducated skill in their ' There ia perhape no wool in th* laaderslopment and mariagem-nt. and of-1 K“«S« <*“♦ “ g*>t-^ upon- the Amerifer to all as rrmuamtive raplaymcut,-------------- “--------- * ■**— " honorable career, aad ultimate iiwcra*. j! as the State i* concerned, bad w* bo ■a what are called the "learm.'d prof-*-,' children to edneate. no dupawfisut poor, MOM.’* ' no lUMne ur deaf or blind to care for, Yet, with thia v»»t field uf tabqy in- i; wo khould not be nompvlls*] to levy aay ▼iling uur young men Iu enter »n aud tax for the expense* of lh« State govtak* poreesteun, a voty targe majority einunnL Th* receipt* from th* sate of uf them*enk time "learned protovdun*/' tend*, from specific Intel oc railroads, Instead, chiefly beCMUso'uur ayatom of insurance cJtnpantes, etc., more than wiuratiuii, from tiir burn* to iho Uni> defray thn gavwrnetecital vxpcaesi of th* titato. When the tax'oolteetor tap* ' Six thousand copies each oi the -vi। tel statistics," "agricultural reports,” The general banking taw applies to , and 1,500 copies of the report of the I onliuary bauka ot depute: and discount insurance bureau are printed annually, ‘ In the BEST STYLE and from It was pareed iu 1857, and an amend-.j These volumes are from 400 to 500 pan mt tu it. aulhotiaing saving* bank*. !■ frvs each. Every two year* 9,000 «ipwa* added in 1871. Another act, an- .'i-sof Hie taws passed by the LegistsThe law* of 1871 tboriring savings asoomaiioa i, was [•*•«- iI turn are printed. , Were printed in three volume*. Of throe j There rre now in operation 23 banks ' the general laws ma la a volume of 52s t under tbeee,act4, 1-1 ut which are gens- page*; th» focal and ,uiraonal act* tn*d<MARK RUSSELL. i ral, and nine are for saving*. Eigl.-t ut a volume of 329 pages : while the sixt tl.o sstii.g* banks reported deposits of!I rial laws. con-itaing of city and other : ?3^ffi9,770 lb September 80, 1872. ! ! nunicipa! charter* and amendments FOR SALK. ' The establishment of saving* Itanks ' thereto, made a volume of 1,48* page* I in *■• many of our citiea, and towns i* , The law* ot 1M9 made three volumes afiunt 750 pages each. The House uno ot th many svstsnee* of the grow-1i of -..4 U —_ _ 1_____■ C_ __ I..— --. , iug proiperily ot our people ; sod if | ; they are »ell conducted end bonssth of about 900 page* each ; and 500 cujh I managed there is nothing that will add tn*, making 2«o00 tolum**, are printed i more tu tin- gi-eeral well-being and well- every twn years. AlaroU all of tbs>e I doing uf the community. Tetuperance. are official record aud history of the | industry, sconumy, ana thrift axo tuo Stat* and its different institution* ; and Music Teaching. . natural uutgronlbot legitimate savings they should be printed for the use of ' institutions. It u thureluro the duty ot dill-rent officers, and for preservation the Bute to footer and encouragu tham. in the archives and . public Libraries of . and alro to threw about them every the State. Bui the quantity provided । |«*sibl* safeguard uf sucurily and sta- far by lav tain m.ny itistanre* twice, i.ibty. Uue b-dly tuarag*! savings snd in sumo ic*ta.ic«* tea time* more I b*nk would bring distress upon main than i* neeesaary. Far instance: it is I person* awl uissrust njon the wliol* *y*. no; n*cv*»*ry to print 9,000 copte* ul lem. A huge propurt.uu of thy dei*M- the aperial tawa, incorporating muoici■ ila are from thv industrial vta*»ea, and jahtie*, etc There ar* only local iu i their pursuits, it nothing elsu, prevent their operation, and of no general in­ ; them from kouwu/g much of lite sulrvu. terest. One ur tiro thousand cujare cj.ur even the g+usral reputation fur would b* amply sufficient Of the lo­ The csiaolisbmirat uf a Blate Board know you gel none but the FIRST QUALITY. Mdrency, of bat>aa. It is the duty ul cal and pereunal acts no more than 2,­ 000 cojnea co noeded. Six thousand of Health i* urged upon your consider­ । by iu taws, just a* it dues lor the tuwr- co^vsuf the "Agricultural Report for ation by the Stats Medical Society, and IhiF ’ wnro printed, anting Miuretbing by many thoughtful persons, who have anev companies The act of 1800 allows taring* banks uver one dnlllr per volume. Tkaie has given the subject careful study. That . wit ti a capital paid in ot only |5,<K)U ; been a dntuiud fot all th* copras print­ il i* th* du||e<>f the State to aid in proiecring and lUMerving the five* of ila ed, owing 1 presume, to the fact that I wnieli is. m my opinion, much tuu suiall ■ittaeM. requires no tegument. . We an amount Tua act of 1871 fixes they are given away. Three books are ... mid nml-maintain asylums for ihia j H25.9UU as the amount of capital ia all printed in targe type anti loaded. It rod; we regulafi'witli minute detail 1 cities of small [opulatiun, and 950,<XMl adding targely to tbvir cost There, i* — i in the larger crtie*. Hus act is in al­ not th* slightest necawity of this; ahd the running of ruilroada. that lite may ! iuw4 alt its tcaiure*, a good one, and it .should b* disenntinued. The statutes bernndr sure thereof; we forbid th* Citv Dining Rooms ut the United States are printed with­ sale *f adulterated food, medirim-.v, oils, containa many sal. guard*. It might (Strictly Temperance. 1 I however, be made much wire aafe with- out leading, and sre certainly as dis­ etc.; all (hewing that the State reougWARJI MEALS AT ALL HOURS. • out annoyance Iu ufficen or stvckhold- tinct and legible as a bouk next be. It nixM il* duty In this matter. An aodo** nut appwr to have been madu the tire working State Board of Health, < ers, or any diminution uf profits. AwrAisf I? Of Jtey *r »'<te ' 1 wvuld ruspectii Uy recumnwnd tbc doty of any one in particular tu snpsr- not overluaded with thoonrs. computed ' re|«al ot tbs law of itiOv, and u revis­ mteud the public printing, or to endesr- uf practical, smuubta men, would doubt­ GROCERIES COEFECT/QXERr : iun uf the general banklug law, with or tu save ’he Blate vxjwnsc iu roumte- less lx of great Mrrioe in preventing | additional legislation pru v.ding tur the tion ihercwiib. 1 r.-cuuim-md that all ffisease, prew.-rving life, and diffusing । vrtablisbment, iu the uffire ut tba dtali the lavra relative tn th* public printing among the peupte a mure gotivrei knowl­ f ! Treasuicr, uf a bureau uf banking ; Utt uf the State bu carefully revureJ, with edge of the tar* ot health. The subject is attracting tta- notice of examination oi banks by the head al, additional tegirtalioc. specilying th* lite bureau; ui.a requiring reports tn, number of votumre ot cacti ci.ua to b* goveremtette and iniiridnal, th ougiiPhotographs, Photgraphs. I be tnsdu end pubiishvd, simitar to tl>o, jnnted, Ibe six.; c! type and quality ul uut the ririliand world, nml n worthy <-f i pions lusts of th* National Banking law. aw: fo bo used, aud svob other regu- yvur thoughtful attention. ras of the matter, as are consistent 1 the exptres** of such bureau should be I: burua ly the banks, proportionately te with a due regard to th* public Hoed* and an enlightened economy. 1 bviicvo •be>r oiutaL Inaugural Message that a Superintendent uf public printing It is very questionable wheth/r ordi­ duty it should be tu iup*rrt** aU nary* banks ul deposit and atsoouui whose Gov. Bagley. the pritiiiti|r ordered for the Btatr.would ' , should have the puwera and pnviis^s, el saving* banka; and whether saving* A JflILL- lim: of bank* riiuuld bu |>ermitt*d tu do a gen­ ■a. printing of the Bupteui" Court I eral banking business. With uur last iucreuing population report* should bo thrown oj>e:i t. who- ii tors ant whether they ta. rich or poor, growing wealth, and rapid industiuii ever may choose to do it, tmd.tr such educated or iguoreat. Th« State nk.no, regulation* as the State may direct. It'| in asylums aud school* adapted to tbrir acrotupwient, banks will multiply iu a | ranou* tired*, should do tec them wUl coimepoudiug ratio, and 1 belters it to ia questionable whether the Step? should 1 be uue ot the moat important legiatativ* embark in th*, business of pabiMhing I humanity dictate* nn+dtuy demand*. In the ur.«:t;un of th. asylums at Kilduties tu enact ■ strong and sinngttui lawbook*. The bupka of the Audit..rARRIVING DAILY. G* neral show that'the receipts from tno atuuoo and rlint wo barn whon n tfmt banking taw. bu bcuvving, 1 command the subject •ata of the Supreme Court Repot!*, we are not unmindful uf *ur duty in from Vol. I. to Vol. XXI_ loclutive, this regard. It ba* rest a targe amount to your caielnl cuusiOwaUou. bare i-ot equalled the cost of printing of money to mtablmh thus, institution*, by the sum of 129.205. From :hi»wm. and they require e targe sum annually to: their support. Wu tacy criti<ix» Railroads, within this State, hare To Washington Block over this or that txpendiittr? in their congreatly increased in number during the Stioction. ur in the manner uf conduct­ pst lew years. ing thsm j but after all, Ibre stand forth The aggregate number ot mite* new a* enduring mouummU uf th» Chris­ in uperabuu is about B,Uw. Many ut tian charity aud loving care of our p<r>' Uiutu or* bang utaud d, n*w ones uru tde for tbo unfortunate uxanng them. projected, anu other* are in prune** oi They are matiaged by tritelere of our cuuMrucliun. own ilwbstng, and me conducted with a It ueeds nu prophetic oyo to tee that Heath & Chideestei du. reganl to economy ond oare. They lira day is nut tor distant when lh**e At the dore of the fiscal year ending trill nontiuue lor all time tu came to roads- will traverse the btuto in nil di­ September 3U, 2872. there were betangrection*. Th* out pun* don* which own iug to the Sate 8,U51,O94 eerre ot land. ueod mu generosity, a* they bare bad it in th* pad. We nhould exercise * । and tiiMiagv them are creatures of the The jincre put up >n U.ere lands w«ro Btata. Abe jowvrs wlurii they sxurciM established year* ago, lung before th* litwrul eouuomy in itroriding for th*ir ui the cvu*iructwn aud nuimig.mcut ut prewent growth and oevrii-paumi oi our wants, ami ata: of their numogers huhfulnius in ail expondiUrws Uwae roads are OeriviA from, tegiilativ* railroad system was suppuwd posubta Tho Insane Asylum at Katamiroo is uient of uur great natural rwourou*. u pant. Tbo rontinned control ut u>u The eonatiucuon of railroad* into and recoguixied ire oue of til* b*c in th. a smprise aven to ounaivex Faw ol titate over them is re-served by the cuu through th*»o land* must hare iumres- wo.-.d.-uot alone in w* oin-trurtm.,. our citizens fully realia* wbal we are as stilutaov, aad i* vumptete u to-all. exKe* ut— . in ——— _____ ' ► - I a State. We hav* scarevy any authen­ rej t si»ci*Uy obertarod cnmpsnte*; anu tic *saii*tics relating tn uur cuisf pro- as to tnsos, th* Legislature ha* lull dwticw. Ware «ra tu be asked how j«jw»r to prescribe me* puncc regula­ many miUioa ta*4 uf lumber, tuns ut I tion*. li-e duttes, oGlsgatwc* aud ngxte asm, banrls of *alt, or bushel* ui gran, i ..t trill us-1 cutuj.unles, in UmoonduniuJ th* State ha* produc-d with® th* pa»t jeer, I presume n» one ol u« could giv* Genuine Eastern Oak | and under the control of tbs State There were, in 1S71, 1ST idiotic per­ son* in tho Mor-housw el th* Sista. If yon should dreids to artiira regardiag a m.w asylum, ururtanro miuht be made for thaw "babe, of God,” in the aam. sirurlure. I must sincerely hope it may not be long-before we will b. Mtabkd to empty oveiy poor-houre aud jail ia the &ato of inssne and idiotic omataa. Every consideration uf huiueuity and charity urges on tiiia work. I bag to. commend this suhjwt to juui rao« careful attention. Th. imtituoun far th* daaC dumb aud blind, at Flint. 1* ncaatiwkBy oom- FARMERS where you BLACKSMITHING! BLACKSfltlTHUffG. S£S“”"¥Ia OJOIK ftiiif] litliia : - | Kffinllt THE STATE F. D. ACKLEY, DENTIST NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! 9 HOLIDAY GOODS! io A REMOV ED HASTINGS, MICH. Gold & Silver Watches CXAM-KM. Fine Gold Jfcw«*la-y. SiliiSilKj aj pm Tan. J. P. ROBERTS & CO Immense Stock Michigan _ xchange. DRUGS Medicines, GROCERS. Dye Stu fie Winter PAINTS & OILS MktMKfelnstUAtMB innm ana Tins un, UE at HUS .aka." Who of ue would have this different if he could F Who of ns ta^ay is any poorer than bo would hare been had we never haul: a tatami. raffi^ ssylnm t And the wort must go on. A* we grow in wealth, we lanuaee in povMty; aa we grow in strength, wo in­ crease in weaknaox Baoembenar thia. *d for the year ending Maptatehsi- 30, 1872, to 8158,171X UBdtbM *m that daM, about 180,000 unrol . with but a trifling sxamau fat h* uteremnnt or cultactem. there tax« are irewel, i* nattered ta th. affine of th* AudUe (Wrej, Md u a rock reqauaing great cere. TU duties of tU Andikx GeMtul are oo multiiaxioas and oreroua that U can­ not give to thia aulqaal the tire* aad.nl- �baa growr. in usefulness to tha nation rials. Finally the man who had da- । ride of aad, oouaorttng them, u;J>n I n Wn>T or TBX CVitDITiaxaorTUB which tbe tebuere stand while cnxaged **• end to progress in all tho (Matos. It now asks sumo •1.000 additional appro­ priation for specified noceositioa of its a this dense steam arising from tire 'ate, ■ OF II ASTlJfUS, MICH. useful management. Tbo Democratic j Kalam.noo county ; Frank E. Rioe, of leaders at care make an attack ou it, ! Saginaw county ; < barlao Hainee. of and the “ Liberal" Farnsworth oppose | Breach ; Freak IL Jruuon. of Ingham. il because tba people ate -tearite lee I and lion. Ju bus M Seward of Nilas, as «wte! Sunset Cox frankly States as Aasistaj Sergeanl-ad-Anne by the Se-.- his opinion that tbo last elections iadibata that tbo people ought io bo weduAU these xdoctieM aeem to be pops- cated and then rs-educated. Both Mr. r with the buuatore and tho public. F aroswortb and Mr. Cox were |tvuad wc pr<aume there is du doubt of mmoeod against at tbuou elections by ihrir making efficient officers and d-.ing overwhelming majorities, and their prom pel i all that may I- required ai mouths will soon bo closed and they pre­ rented by the popular rota from advoca­ In tba House, Hon. Charier M. CrOa- ting the letrograde of intelligence and wvl! uf Adrian was chosen Speaker; L education. The Democratic party see D. Crossman uf Ingham, Clerk; Wm. tolf bit aa syweruwee among tba masses ' H. Mantou of Benioa, Enrolling Mil but iu fata ia already sealed. A new Engrossing Clerk, and El ward N. Fitch ! tight from tbo Republican side also shone ia the opposition where it waa I of the House ipputoted pursuant to least expected. It waa tho light of Goo. HawUy of Connecticut, which seems We find iu tbe annual report of ths Samuel F. Cuo'e, of Jacksuu, Journal just safficieot tu make dsrkneeo visible. The Detroit Free PressComptroller of tbo Currency a mare o Ho wants to restrict the Bureau, and rainable aud iatereeting infbnoatiuu a Clerk. Hanry W. Walker, of Lansing, Road- thus allows tho wiaiom of tbo Lagi lato tbe condition, and tha operation o. Xetary ture of his btato in refusing to send him tna Nations 1 Banks, that demand* spe the pendu um. The second suny ouutv the Senate ia place of Mr. Ferry. aists of twu towering puces »u tho duore rial attention. The Repot states tbs ■ of wtn h there ere two pte.ure* that Millions of dollars are freely ap;<oj.ria- DESIGNED FOR BOTH HOME AND since ths adoption of our present sy> represent boyhood and early manbuel tod by these same u>ambars fur build­ BUSINESS CIRCLES. tem. 2,001 b.nxa have been eatibluhed. A tower u-cc ■ ■-, an thiiil to y, ths Bacor snd Kan's llanos. ings to adorn the «itias ef their respect ­ of which 21 hare failed, aad 90 gum ive Stalos, and yet they halt aad higgle For upwards of thirty-eight years into voluntary .iquidaiioc, leaving iu' fireman; and ovoe an widiUoeal I4.00U ear us ary to t IO Darnon Fui Passe has been rerogexistence at lha date of tho report, Nov. meed as oae of ths leading journals ia 1, 1S72. l.Md of tbsoo iastitutiuns Fnlney Marron of Sluawease county. worth more to tha country than eo many ths West. This liigh position —k> long Tho Comptroller states, in this euunothousands of each pigmy legislature uon,oos fact that our people will natr Martin S. Fiiuia of Waontetthw county, would be if they all lived tu tba age of with greet pleasure, and which mua Hand G. 8. Barry uf Munroe county. Methuselah. The opposition to thia st. 11 farther sotahlish the popularity ui Nicbotee Haul.lea, of Jackson ooumqt, appropriation, whatever tba nr-teitmay our Banking byntem ; It is thin, that, i-is tucearnger btya. ba, is (imply shameful in any man wbo the failure of these 21 bauke aad vol : The Governor has appianted ar hie claims to be up with tho times ' than in tbs past, a irwd newspaper. un’ary liquidation <4 96 others, no iu-1 The Fn* Prttt, jioliticaily. will be dedividual baa lost cent by rea-on o I W. Yemen*, ot Detroit. votid to au inieliigent support uf th* sre inaasures hy which ths honor, peace and tba citiea and towns of the State thoir drrulatnu, aad that such emigrants to this country ess bs mt Earu!i.:.g and Engrtsumg Clark.* bo very large, and 1 judge ia intro prow.iwvity of the nation can be bool the House on Thuredav. Furaaafis ynarlr. I wish we could turn oi subserved and promoted. Ito tho Fcuum Bead Center from New 1 M» leaf in thia direction, and ado EDITORIAL DEPARCMENI fhr aa ia precta-able, tba old-tarhi Frank touterse, of Ingham, Clark’s were frightiullyto].poerd •.* tbo prujx Will be cvndu'ted in a spirit of fsirnois •‘pay-aa-you-go” doctrine Rank notes now autboriael by law is snd iiupartiahty, free alike from perron•353,917,470, of which ••40.993.470 Messenger. fur the consideration of tha bill The foBuwing resolution has, also, The suigectcf fish culture to attract-; have been issued, and lha remainder is bJ tog much aoeotioa throughout the rouo-. in of di»-nbUtion. In urde. Juw'rri That the Etale Printer be. New York Dem vrala in rroainx of order to delay oe defeat it. ia a quesrioa worthy al roar ren.i.lere- I execution of tbs prynrooas of an exit: | daily Journal to each daily and weekly ____ ■_ .u_ _ '______ * ..__ _______ :____ _____ nMr.vi•25^*00,000 ..r ingi-law requiring of rirou- j ■ j.w»paper publi-bod in thio State. the growing imiortance uf the inuai tended a reputation. diately thioo angv... allo stauJ NEWS DEPARTMENT lotion to bo withdrawn from ban Is L ' Judges of tbo Supcsme Court. Cuvito groliun business no one will proton 1 to guardian, in a o. air il iwritnxi, ra> In this department will bo found ia- | Uieir trumueta With Uu>.r right in. States having more than thoir jus: j-r > 1 »<.rt Judges, Cuuuly Clerks of the jwv- deny wbo ia infurmed of the gross im­ > nj cvniiuee, aad Ju-’.geo of Probate. formatiua ro.rosod by telegraph Irotn in tribe lett they hUd sWvrusJ aad b. {rarticn thereof, and distributing t , And concurrent resolutions apppoint positions pracliod ou emigrants bv all porn ot tho world, la ita telegraph. )• but towaitta eecn ol luo tout qu batiks in Staton having lees than then bhip Masters on tha passage and by io uses the Frt Frtn is aecoud to nuno ug Benj H. Baker Pcatmaatsr aud shore, the Comptroller roroiutuends thharptea in the ports where they are ind o-eirons a larger extent than any Jau>i-s W. King to compile the Ma.nuoL repeal of those provisions and tho pas­ thrown among us as strangers in a other Michigan n-wspapar special dis potebre, thereby giving ita readers tho white tba dnetroyiag augvl .ink, out ol sage of an bet authorixiag the i)*u« < I sirs age land Jocad into tbo Senate, that, loo, by l$enearliest and uiuet rom|4ote intelbgvnco aigbt. Then, ottd-h-uii V'bri-t uvro n -s. •5,000,000, additional circulabcn a:;nv .tor Eatfteoo, to increase tha. pair of auifounded by augolu O» bi. Jett ally for tho next firs year*, lu be di> THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT there » au angel etu> holds Uta Kaio> the Judges uf lha Supreme Court lu I Will be intorestiag and eatertainisif. ol justice*: uo ida right another carri.-s the support and esararagvuwnt of our tribated among tbo States which are di 1X000 a year. State troops. There are at ;r-ecnt 13 ficrint. The set urn would increase l>y full and cumpiata, abounding io tho^ tbo Bouk wl Lull-, wi.uu e- ui to Uur rampoaies, nnifurowd aad maiatamed •25,000 in tbo next fire years tbu Nr of fight will bo thrown upon the sub­ qantod sod racy dnecriptioai uf current the alpha and utuega—tue te-giuurig aiainly at thoir owa expense. 1 am of tioual Bank eurreuev, and so far as ths. ject that cannot well fail to present it ia eeauts wbi. b bare causal the Arar Prses tbe cpiBnin that the State should in •o bo ro largely quoted from aud have wuuU go ii would tend to increase lie a favorable aspect to tho pw-ple Jus­ soma way bear a portara of the expeas eo incurred by tho aitnpariics already cireulating medium towards an amuue tice should be dune though millions ut urganixed, and by acch others as may demanded by the bu»in^*e interee: c money bo required to bo taken from tha VINECAR BITTERS hsreoftor orgMue. aad Besot them in 1 the nation, and would therefore, in viu, । Treasury. Principle ia paramount over maintainiag an etfiu.mt military organ- bf tbo policy adopted by the Goreru­ expense, and if a wrong has been done iaatioa. They are evtajeaed of our beat ciuaens, and will bring no di«gre--- moat in regard to the n-i«aue of Gm.- I to u in lustrial claoa ia thia country in lyon the uuilurm they Wear. The arouviuLtoa ul the cooati'.ution restitution oationof yoaag torn together, under pert of Cot>grv«e. Aud rot, wo hs oarer seen My snbatanual and satis.a the pr-luoer or the consumer, ere carelory reason given fur tho subetitodea lully ivUatod and revised, and rocurd ■ *20,000 waa yreterday ai>[ropriat<-d ■11 tho print.:;*! transaction' in Um vsby tho Sa.iate, on motion of Mr. Murton. iutM articloa of trade; ;rodu.w and -uerchandins in the marbeta ut the lead­ ' lu carry nut ita onlere rejuiriug rum ing citiea in lhe Unwa. as well no mure n detail those ol Detroit. LITERARk' FEATURES Tbs CaostitutaMtel smendm-nt fur ’ Tbo Fnt i'rm will be conducted with lacseoamg the salaries «f the Cirouit ' tnt derive tbo financial b-nefit. uf th*s treiomey sol report the f».U. Thu. be same caret a I regard lu tbo eei-cii.n Judges, which waa uibtusUed at the late Ii new issue uf currency; eepocUUy a> u>e (tho man y goes or what ■ migh- have uf ail that ia iuterwsUng and iuatruetivs. •isetm. waa detested by a small major- Greenbacks and tbe cunency imued to bort, ;r vent -d by th - gross .1 di oemi- , the general aim being tu pro lure sneh My. The negligence ui tbo people m I' redeem every dollar of tho notes issued I nation of knowledge am-rag tbo maasen. a journal as shsd had a welo.me m properly rewarding their public erev- J very intelhgvnt ttome circle as wril as by tho National Bank* under exiating ' It is well known that in (Mates where- the counting room and the office, one j i'literacy duos not prevail no jUmagugu- -at no citiaen ul Mnhigau especially j j could mal -ad tlis'poiple into cuafuiv.ii and chaos such as threatens these States It will be found eheap to approfwiatr all rvspc’s tv anjr Detroit nswepaper, ■ ureiabed to mail subscribers at T) millions to oncourego education among Douasa per your. New Advertisements. those people sod thus prevent troubles 1 Tas Tm-Wnxxt Fin Pu» co nut show eo large a ebare of ' profits io which aat hundreds -at millions. their stockholders as they base b-eu pubtished thrioo a week, being far tbs generally supposed to have rvalued | bust journal tar tannsrv and merchants The Comptroller thinks ths dividends The attempt to raise tho President's residing in the interior wbo, while tot oeing sufficiently well informed through salary tv JjO 000 per annutr. has failoo a weekly new«|«por. stall hare not the । not Ihtoh larger, probably nut ns Urge, because it was oof preeentod in order ■rail tarilitMa tu enable th.-tn tu take a i as under the old State Bank system, The rote waa very light and hi nee n.- tally. This editnsi is furniah.-d at' and lur Ices than the average dividends conclusion can bo arrived at from this of the English Banks. We presume source as tu the poiiolanty of tho mea*- । Tns Wx*<iT Faxi. Parse fur Michigan thia ia true of those beaks which cun rvedcsn, by tar the journal pubfiabnro in the Ho-'ss in case it came to a -d, m turnuh-d at Twu Duller* a year. duct thoir buri ossa according to the square vole on tbo appropriation. 1 lu the grttrr Up of a dub «i tits aa exqsriW asto biUr of tho tow, and is cne u! >«jfcot 1*0 possible that our people have -rs copy will be lurouhed. For dai*a not the dispre-tmr and dseire to do se. tho beet endoroemaata uf the wisdom of of ten the price will be •LN) fur each ‘ I earnestly recommend tba: tha quev- tbo system, aud all that woul-t tceta tu Tbo Postal TaJr^raph bill which i .■er year. Extra inducements to c«n tioc be again submitted at the next iron bo required would bo additional l-gidanow pending ia the House baa many • aiaera to ba had ou application by tet­ ’rfaltlsttfcn. and I .to m in tbo toU lion to prevent these teals being turned friends aad >ome enetniaa. It prvpoae. ter. 1'ropaym.mt in all cases in ad­ •fbfth- th*: an mheraat erase of justice vance. Money should be sent, if pcs into worse then Shylock allowing m»tito authorise a company to purehaae the Siblo. in bank notes, drafts, or postottaw , and right, of eeff-inu-rsat and self-pr.present monopoly of Telegrs[ih*, and to toifiaii, wifi eeeuia its approval by the tutiona,aathey nuw aro.mmaay inatasceo. Tbe Cutnptrullor states that most of the nut them under stnagunI rule* * dopted banks have a large surplus of dividends by Congress. At tba sama data it so profile, which of coure, is »> much ad­ ditional security to their depusit.-n, now charged, taken in tho aggregate anioutiting in the aggregate to m*-rw1 It is perhaps tbo beet that can bo dore han •100,000,000. st present for the interests of the geni­ On the whole, tbe report shows our' tal public. Tbo purchase of tho old banks to bo in a healthy, satisfactory lines by the Government, under the sad exceedingly prosperous noodition terms proposed five ur six years agn, will require a largo outlay on tho part That they are eutiBey to tbe fullest pub­ lic confidence, and we trust with nt h of the Government, an! th« right to do additional legialaUcn aa shall bo deem­ this at any time will bo retained undrr ed ni rlies ry to prutea the deptoi vro, tbo prooenlbill. io care tho new compa­ ny violate its aimpact with the Gavorntad tho prohibition by tbe moat stringeat enarur.rots of say usurious interest ment, and attempt to impose upon it cr any diatnunto at a bigher rate tbaa 7 or the people. A huge lobby is sail to he qutedy working in tbo internet of the rectiy received by any bank**or i» officere, that these Nauoual Beaks ipay in the future aa ia the pteoaal be the guardiaaa of tbs nation's c.reutaLng modi-1 um, or. at beat, all of it, aot euppbel | by tha Guveramoat iteelt ia tbo fb:m j i i-~«. Iiran r.mncr.1 SjHASTlNSS NATURAL BAEK. 1835 1873. BACON & KARR S NOS, ''CX’SKS:!* First-Class Instruments. liew Scales. New Styles. New Prices. Veiy Low. Jfareroom, .Vo. t55 Gretna, near Xifhth St., X K B. F. NORRIS & CO WHOLESALE & RETAIL t 139 State St conur of Mriisx, 7UP?7@PPP"PPPU?Pz77? SHICAW. Silver Spooag Tea Fotta. Udies* Betts. Pearl Setts, Shirt Headds. Wamh Chains, AT B1TSEXX& SiWWftjTtBS.'ta ' ' ' ' OITf fitre MfOll beyond question just aad right, and wtri>e ww have no sympathy erixh the law that consigns to tbo gallows any Boman being, ae eaanot help believing if any man ought ever to be bung fur wilful murder that man to Stokre B. Flei'Kf'N �Trfl /All person, that wars reaidenla of 'Barry County twenty-fire year, ago and upward*, ar* rwjureted to asemub’e at the Ounrt House in th* City ot Has­ ting*, on Friday January 26th 1878, at 2 o’clock P. M not only for ihepurpo** ot affecting an organisation of th* early Miller, of the County, but for the pur- KROM JACKSON CO FORT WAYNE Cold! Cultfar! Blow! Blowy Then a d>y of. Then calm again. <s»y Hud vjmu.u-1 wila Lbm A. Hererey aud tii*t lie waul* accept the cffic* at th* ia-n* salary a* Gao W Mills rereivrd ; rouimcuring January 1st 1878, aud the Committr- reeomended that he be an appiinted. On motion the report war accepted. e*neeled throagh mistake Upon motion of AM Hama the report By AH. WoodA-«.W That the buperriscr be and of the Committee wee laid upon the tab* is hereby instructed to report to ttus Board at their next regular me ting tbe Naya-Wood. Wuofay and William*. On motion a n*w ord.T of 88 00 fa favor of J. IL Van Valsoe. waa drewm fa plae* <.f one dated Ort. I Oth. 1879,, WE MEAQI BUSINESS NOW Wl.at next, wa don’t know yet. Bat probably more weather. marriagve in Chicago leal year. Immense Reduction In all otir Prices, ships and acquaintances Thia Uou ba. born loo long neglected and new ia deemed a very proper time fair th- meeting. M A. C. Pnrmlee. (the j tirer Register of the County,) and oilier early settlor* ar* hor., visiting their old Remember that a gnod time will be bad at tbo Odd Bellow*’ fedival and *rening out at Union ■pend one day fa cementing the sturdy fiindabipe funned amid tbe rigor, and HalL WTonlyfl.W. hardship* of life in the woods It will A. T Stewart, the great merchant do ita good. The aetilara of 80 yearn prince uf New Yuk, foil on the step* of ago are fast putting away, to the other, hi* residence a few day* since, and to ua, new untried country, and what Adopted. broke one of his kg*. wo do hero, npon the field where w* On motions, tha report of Finance Any man, woman or oliiid. who tan have borne tbe beat and burden of the Committee wa* acceptel and adopted. day, we must do quickly. Com* friend. Moved and earned that Quackenbush and Fisher be allowed an order of 820, W. Haye. 11. A. Goodyear. to apply on job el draining the Striker E. IL Carpenter, 0. 8- M union. •■’clock trniu Monday night fast, witq Win. Upjohn. I. A- Holbrook, th* corpae of her husband, for A«kn>4 John Ruberti, J. 8. Van Brunt, Daniel Cook. Obip, where the remain* will I® i* W. 8. Goodyear. By Aid. Wood— Ixiraaso Mudge, POSITIVE FACT. R Mudge i. auppas^l to hare w>!d That th* Mayor appoint a Committee mote goods fa th* last four months.than of Three to consult with some suitable J. W. Buckle, ! any other heaae iu Hasting.. Why, 8. Andrus, person in regard to acting a* Qty At­ Horace Dodge, U mi.j/rp.i.mw. u.., i>~“' l-k-u-r-l. >• “ll- •»■> K. Barlow, torney. J. B. Carpenter. |U J. Ksnfield. of Dreamer, Heath A Co. Tbetr .lock f'**ap, l«aaii Mrewf. of Cabinet-ware can’t Iw brat In tbe We publish Guv. Bigley a M-ortags Mat.*. *rtww— Hn'as tswi-,—■— l-.mu.— . . . . ... . Hatting*. Jan. 13th 1878. a did nut g-t it m CHURCHES. MASONIC, ix-taue fn«*a. a,Mil 00 MTI OF CLOTBi! Must be Sold this Winter. Local klwefj police;. And our Prices Prove it public.foe- S^V'e a* it will pay the:;, happjr. ' y Lewis B.-ar, of Carle!’- i. a is 1 ab mt fourteen y««r« of age, ha J a leg broken • the other day, wrestling. Dr. Chea Il.x rderpfalsw The reading of the ruinates of ths . Minute* of previous meeting read and fast electing omitted. The following net. of Geo. E. Altofl approved. for w^ik ou the approaches to Iron By Aid. Woodl.ndg-*, amounting to £>.21. was pre­ Thai the Treasurer of the sented and allowed out of General High- ’ City b», aad be i> hereby d:r.ct“d to • ay lend nnd wider drawn Accruut of Hicksun W. Bulfe, for Ju.lie* L-h in sail of City va. Peter MrVaur -. wat prstenteil, end <« notivi referred tu Finance CommitteeJ Grand River Valloy Division with which to nsrigatr By Account of Willi.tn Tinkler for haul, ho ary. hi* brahma* are sp!«aiug pl.uk and labor, amounting tn aliuuld any one wish to improve 8L.‘>0 was pieveut-1 aud was allowed aa follow*: £>.10 on Third Ward fund and £1.40 on Fourth Ward Fnad. Tl,e account of Wiluam Tinkler, at Spec al Police, amounting to IIAS.fa), was prereutnl. and^n motion was laid ■ A. R. V. KXTfcTHtdg-8---- feitJ Otte.—All kiuds of Machine Oils, smtahle for Mcwer*. Sew Mill*. lluggiw and Wap-na. Point*. Oils. Ac- at the Drug uml Book .Store of retarx-d on tbe Thursday following. jan-StS J. P. Rnttar* A Ou. 1‘orlUpo Mn- R-. wife id tbe jr publiaher op4h» Bcxsaa, ccull enlighten any one1 in regnal to lb- matter stionld ' K A greet eniiovity iaon rxhibiriun at Michigan Central R. R. BLD. nuutl ll» DOECT ROUTE. sssJUftE'itOTjaia.eisx I Shue*! ’ Shoos’.! I of crvry variety and | kind lor men, wotn-n ntvi chiulrenJ ' Waterproof ami proof agaii.it colda, ju»t aa cheap a* bef r- the Boehm Fire, 4710 harcn'l room to inentiou all < >ur Hedticeil Herewith Pledge minelvM to 01 Bat Mid Sell th» gains in ' Meeting ef the Cummou Council hold at tbe Council Room, fa eaid eity on Fn lay evening. Dee. 27 th, 1872. Council called to order by ilia Honor STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. ny< qifkHT o/tc pg/cr «rogr, 36 Canal Street. 36GRAND RAPIDS, - - - - MICH Aid. Wuxi, a* Chairman of Commitue t* ouster with some pereuu iu regard to acting a* City AUorusy, asked furth­ er limo before making report On motmn of Aid. |W,lliam* 1 unbar I time Was granted. I By Aid. WoodAMcfrrd. That upon Joaeph Cole bLng ।I good aud sutffowm bonds with the Becurdar, and in lavm of tbe City, to tw aecvpteu by thia Duard, to complete tbe hub epuu the Badry aud WigUtmau I lolls as eeriy m tbe spring as practicable, I in aneb (tarticoian os ta* street luu»; uiiltae u.«m n* o*ssary to tulfill tbs onn THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST | part ul th* city, that he be allowed th* I Leisure due oa said contract *a Uicugh I the same ws* cusnplsted end accepted. ' Adopted Tbs report of the Su|-*rv a*i was read and ou motion of Aid. Jawed wa* sc copied and sduptod snl placed until*. By Aid. Wuudlion repo.: wa* accepted. That an order be dr*wa upon th* lion Conned adjourned. 1 Fire Departmeat fend of tbe City o. Cue. B Woo*. Heatings fa fever of Jamas A- Swveaer Rrointw pro tear. 1 tut 89 US, and enoth.r order upon th contingent fond M 61 cmii* fa his favur I Tto> above amounts b*iag tor an over Cuuneil at the Cfotnril rnvma Monday, I tax, sssereed by lb* bapervisor upon Dre. 30th, 1872. I hie farming land, unpkn-snt. and hr* Jfo --. nl-Marer, ifeeurder. said Alda. ■ the Court Hoose, or was tha oiher day. I it wa. -liowa i a by uur Co. Treasurer, 1 M. T. Whn far. We remember hiving ■ wwa rnwh a thing iu uur yenuger day, I but had lurg-ttcn all aboat surh Ihhrga Jewel) and Wood. I till Mito brought to onr saw, the thing By Aid. Hsme — Mlr.uie* of previous meeting read and JfeseM, That tbe Mayor ba request­ nppnivsil ed to notify the ,t*x pey«s ot tbs City Th* foltowing accouuta were tenanted that oa Munday evening, foe Uth uay ot January, HDA the Lbanad will tas> all well vuoogii fa their pface, but Uiat E B. Throop, balance of work on into cousuisratrau tbe propriety af pnrten doUv y»tf pirn u> our Co- Tre i»arcbisfag a Fire Engine lur th* us* ot U>* Iron Bridge. 17 VO. aty. All tax-payer* ar* invited tu alcr» odke, Ou. my I W. B. Brown, rent of Council room. everything. No dirt, no r-ytnent, *e 1 Perf.rtly reliable. It dxM the Adopted. Work mwit affociasily A treslive gitHpms William* 4 Co, wall circle for Account of Chea. Dolph, 873 7&, fot ing/etf perrirwfer. rent p<»tagw Ireo up I Denaador" fartanlly cure. Ece Situ _•*, well. St W. road work, Ac., waa preMutsd, and ou tfn aiipliratiun to I’roctor Bro»- Gtou Wa«p Stiag* and Muquito Bito*. Il Th* following *e*~.un!* were presented uiuirnlix-s tha poi-oti sad r-morse tbe and >.n motion w-re referral to Fneo.e Pain a-.d tfarllfag fa a few momenu. it should be a-qdied at ones-. The writ­ Banner Company, printing. Ae., S8.00. er be* used il many tuaua without a -fa­ Allen A Pneton, lamp. Ac- 90. de lailure. It will b» eq>»*'|y -tfertnal I>. 0. Robiutoe, eerrioea aa 8u4neutxaliring and extracting the putp-rrisar. IlM). eon from th- bile* ot all venomous in­ Worth A Dinnia, printing. 106.80 traveling ia M.vviby Aid. Jewell, that tbe aecount of H. W. Ralf* be taken from the I table as4 referred to Fmanca Comtnit. Regular meeting ot th- Common : Overcoats 85 to 825 Council at tha Council roOxs Munday evening Jan 13th l»73. cheapest Store in the By AM. Jewell— Prerent —Maror, RoMrder .nd Aids State. Star Clothing That ac.-vonl of William Tinkler be ! erts, Mr- Porter la_.uren>- Ag-ot, MHama, Eistmsn, J.well. Wool*-., Wood tikm irom the table and refentd to Rouse Grand Bapids. [ Ruiasll Cuenail. Mrs Ann Fieicet aad William.. Miauls* of previous meeUa; read aad ■ Mhn Carrie Landing. Hr. Chancy Hsrt, Mr. I- H. rreman. Catherine Darkey. A peril on was tree-med by dame. Mured by Aid. Jewa'l that th* reso­ J..lm L. CbnndkT-2. Mr J..kn Brewn, A- bwere w repreeeatfog that an sxrree lution uf Aid. Wood at Im-, me*ting fa Hwap-P. K. Sebiu A Co of Jackson, Mrs. Louise M. Alten. Sidney Patfap. of UXM had been levieo oa bis property, regard to transfer of money >rom FIret Direct your letter* to No. of P. 0. asking that >t be returned, Ac are reUfog out their retire «todt at fir*> Word fund to cuntingent fund be taken mM. Tb. y ’ tare an immwn*- stock. On motion of Aid. Wood, the petition from th* fable. WU- IlMt.bvb worth of choice gauds, af all kfada. which they are cfoung out. **d il any «*• fa indfaed to visit Aick- he Start* cm hia journey, and a Ittl* ly diLCUMOil; bat the matter tenafasU oev taken fa eraminatiun of Route will by the appointing tw: Cumnutteos « fa mt cease eave maeh trouble, tfa>a euuustisg of Aid’s. Wood, Hun* at Dy Atd. Jewell— Moved by Aid. Jewell that tha rssoln That aa.crd.r drawn in favor of M*tion be again tabled until nest meeting. >o Allen, Oct. Wtb, 1871, ot 81 88, b* Canfod. By AM Wood— That tho Mayor appoiai a Cotnmitfre of 8 to ®nler with a like Commit a* of THEWEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTOK. AND GABLER PIANOS. WOMAN FRANK L. WARD. SALT. eaavSEig; �■ JE:hi_in Ksiiterv Dcpst A GW MICHIGA v. ISATlffl Wisharl's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, NATURE’S GREAT fcEMQjy tifictel hatrwl of othpttug are forever and continually tsttag to throtUe u. Tbe young baby that come, into tlu•vrid ia mei’a. ererj step by the m-«si dotartulu»l dppusttkiu. Ho vr ear tnu-t be a “rough young ’uu" imbed tu w... tbe vino, y against light ciitU'S, Otate eoufitMMwut iu iuy vouiitaUM ruCltr^bau end luiwaua. tiuarishmviii (iu e.kw puttier of Lit vr bur mut>.ei s urtil^pa. appetites or oaralen urgarU tur umuU sud Iraulic deszrr tar fashtanablo, tnytiritma draaa,) physics, soothing flows rattle in the htetmeuis. Etill the' pafe-laoed wirrnan stitched on. ‘Mother ' rriiwd a sh-nu<<r' vnice from get Ihai THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION Tas» Qabrert- LHhojpaphinj C,ampin? The New Capitol and Grounds, MATHEW BUHNERS C3LI EQE A manly little fallow cams oat from tho bedroom beyond. The fine dress is done, Roto.’ said his mjtlicr, *Bnd you must run bon» wi’b it as fiut aa you can. Miao Graefe will 55,555 IHLLASS UF PM® ■ Fifteen yean after one blustering MSW ABTEMTlSEMKAys. March motning, a young man satbehind tbe counter ci a thriving jewelry aetabGoo. P. Rowell A Cp'g. Column. lishmerrt iu one of tha nertbera ci tie* Ha waa a handsome man, a scholar aud a travafev, a maa of tests, of iateltest, aad of money, for he was a partner in sooner and ask bw to give yen ths th. firm which waa a prosperous one, money. Wo must have it to-night. bat.despite all this good fortune, Ross And you can stop into Mr. Bay’s and Dunbar was tot bsppy. His muther buy some coaL end ve must have sou... and little Mora bad guoa to thoir tong bread and tea, and a mite ot butter, and borne and he was utterly alone, without to •” kith or kin in the wide wodd. Hitting sloao that morning, with tbo TU get rm all, mother,’ bo said. roar of tliA March srind iu his eare, hi* thought* wen. running back to tho days have a big sausage, little sb,' be edd.C, of bis boyhood and to his motha?. turniutr toward the cot bumble bu-ne How vivid tha past Tbe little girl tuddel Iwr coriy heed, -ccCMid. and how drar and sacred, di>and her great wLtiul ryes sparkled •pits its priv«t Kiidi and sorrows. His with fewn delight otsn grew aim and his heart swelled. ■And you shall have half of it, Rum.’ AU were guoe away over th. wi-to wat­ GEO. P. ROWELL & CCrTti*ERICA. •be pijwd, in her «l.mdcr bird-likr ers of time and change. A tender smile sotlmed his sad face Hadn’t vuu belter put on yuur thick as be rec-ilted that stormy night when jacket, my bovT cvnunned the mother; be sat subbing on ths steps ul Air. Foutbe wind cuts like a knife.' lonaiy'a tuan^cn—and little P.nrie,, ‘Pshaw, mother. I don’t mind tho taking pity on Lira dropping uer string I wind,’ and away ho went, down tho at ntm-raids. Darting Uttte Psnaa, the I stairs and oat in tbe storm reznembrsneo uf h.r sweet hue. as be saw it through tbo snow-wreaths that $5 to J20 ntience ami angar. night, haunted kin constantly. Ia lh» , nd trienrs were ca­ toug, tang hitesn year*, nsv.r for unu lls below find her bcur Lad he turgocteu her. But she nut como home y.L w*. gone; lost to him forever. Hu reverie waa broken by ths en GE0nO.0W.EIX <fc Co' trance ul a curtomor, a lady ctoeely cloaked anu veiled. bbo approached tbo counter with a j-welry caw In her band. could not finish it sooner, end she wauls “Would you buy those rirf' sho tbe money to-night' ask'd simply, in a clear, sweet voice, Tbe servant took up the handsome that stirred tbr young man's, heart as drew and the inreaugn. no other woman's voice had power to ■I'U never give bar another stitch of do. work, for 1 ought to have had it three He look the casket and unclosed it. Advertisers' Gazette, hours ago,’ rated tho angry beauty.— and spread out its contents. A watch, . ‘Here. Fancbco, corse and dress me s» elegant and costly, a diamond ring. on. uno-; tbrae’s not a moment to loeu! No, wr Two rubies,' ami aa emerald nutklsr.. ; T can’t pay to-uigbt; I haven't time. Ross Dunbar barely eupprsaaed a raj of He must rail to-morrow.' surprise as bis vyw fell upon it. He I 'Bat we've no fire and nothing to eat, turned it over with eager trembling tin- 1 end arer is sick,' called tbe boy, push-'। per*, and there un th. clasp was the ing up tho grand oOurway. name that hm lived ia his heart so | ■tihut the dour Fanehon ! commanded ’' many lung years : 'Little I’.nxie 7 Miss Graae, and the dour was closed in ! "You wisb to sell them all T’ he a«k- j . rd striving to steady hie voice and the throbbing of hi* hurtTbo lady heutatod an instant, then . : she ]mt out bar deader hand and drew the emeralds toward her. “! dnlike to part with thooe,*’ she | said, “it is my frtiier's gift—aad—aud ' fa Cask. Rael Esuta JOHN H-WENDELL* CO. F<r»-o«l I’ra^rty, is «m»«U r.c a <: I. gl.no. ■ $23~000 >. H.,1 E.l.1. I - $3,000 in Cub! $6,553 in Pennim! Tru, <r 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOW £ M4NTIEB AN 0 QRATEF. .MknfltauiteO. ■a. j I.m.1 im. Is Mmm. ow-w Ujfepfjj-Ure Iterate, ....... , b UutuMw Mver WsirUt.-. P. A. B7.T.LIHGS. •.T.»<tbf..t«. rWrwt. *«i, Ill MOTHE. Tie Pits Tics Tar fciH, CHIB JONE i BRO. HKISPiPKH DIRECTORf K Great American Dyspepsia Oysters and Clam: M • E Git-LET AF.D F\MUT. ’Ujsilw: WORM SUGAR DROPS HENRY R. WISHART. I’ll Oi’IlIETOR. GAZETTEER She stood for n motneut, balancing horeelf on tho tip uf bar dainy foot, her rraebud fora grave aud reflective; than a sudden .bought flooded bar bluo aua with auashiAo. nod Inking aatau- ; i5!i^ from the table sho started down I ••They ara very fine genie,” he said, stains. Iho servant bad just closed tbe j &Mtos«loor, but slw fluttered past Lisi j after a tn-tneut. “and I au> willing to ■ give you a tair ’«ce—soppuae wo say lilb a hummhig^bird aud opened it Ii ono tboucand dollars will tuat du T' , On tbo steps oat Rom, brave little fellow Tua girl flashed a daxslmg glamx o f that ho was. subbing as if bis heart glad surprise from beneath her vaiL would break. ■So much aa that?" she said tzvtnu, 'What ia tbe matter, little boy T lonsly, “yuu are very kind sir. Ob, wusotioMd Pansiv. yon cannot know bow much it will help Bow looked up, half behoving that it ua!” was tbe taco af au anirel fouking down Tbe young man made a polite reply i upon him through tbe whirling snow and proceeded to pui aside tbe jewels I flake* and uraw a cheek tor the money. The ■Ok. 1 cannot go borne without tho March winds were still blustering with- ■ cut, add the girl shire-red and drew her ' wrapper closer about her u sho started out. “Won’t you 1st me run down to tho bonk tar you T said the jeweler, catch­ ing up his hah “You can play shop worth a greatdeal; pap. bought it tar Luty tbo while, it won’t bo bat a tnmuta By birth day preeeut. bat do yva taka it and welevtiM.' “Bui I am troubling yon so," sho UlSb. exieadod her tiny hand and something Ilk. a shower vf sparks “Not a bit ol it; just take this warm twinkled to tbe boy's feet. He 'caught teat, please; you’ll not ba likely tu bave Full Of Ck^i >Ms;Vo°tv^B^ir,0K or K0BJGAG2 BALT ■GLKft W.IU1H FAhaAIO ScSSEStix* GRAND RAPIDS iHBOAt AND iu.4 6 HiTItlHt BLOOD PURiFlDL 60,000 oo in Valuable gifts: st; a a B am o fistu re fsamesi ■nr iHTESPfi'Se. TWO CRAM) CAPITALS OT J5.C00 EACH IN GREEltBACKS. RnJJARB TABLE KAh'DTACiW L \ TH SEWEMI »•<. IIX> out 101 tt.a4o>|M M.r. DETROIT, ■ - - ilfill BOILER WORKS. '5 to $250. p:rmoa2t' ■nr cu.tutnors," end seating bar behind his desk be took the check and burned ‘No, no I* ba cried. running tip to »’back*’’* *tO°d 5 '**'*,,Ut* ’ teke .wjpsjis..' fatailwr; who can tur- Hie return Bat Finite shook bar curly baadl broke in upon Ur meditations, and rr*¥<» shall take it,' she cummnnded ceivjng her m-msy aha humvd away to her bumble lodging. Tho tallowing al'tsriiooii was even more blustering; tbo wind roarad and She < loa^l the dour with a Ung, and too sleet beat and tinkled again.t IU Rem stood involute in tbo stonnv wradowa of too l.ttl* room m winch night Bhoald he ring the boll and ra­ Panzw aad bar father sat Bevero miattan tbo jeaelry to Pawie’e father, or tartuno and revense had reduced tb>m ottoHbe do aa aba bid him? He to poverty, and the eld man being au thought of hia mother and poor, hungry invalid all the rare fall upon Pamae’s little Flora, waiting wistfully for hi. restandsr shjuldera. ribo sat busy with tuni. Ha eouid not go back aad see h*r sowing, while her father read them starve. Wrtli a soddan Wmg ol stand from a new book which she beJ doaparaboa, ba pat the wwots in hia bo-’ porcbasod with some of th- money rew.m and dashed down Ao street. oe.rod far her jewel* Her pure, swuot Tbe gas waa blaring brilliantly in o isce waa wan and sad and bar future stretched before bar. sad and hupebas NATURE’S S'?A Hair Restorative Carriage & House a t vt rr -i v a lucre waa a knock at tba door, and a boy handed bur a package for Mias Fcnteuary. Ar. ex^uiriis banch cl Flats, Banners, Streamers, and Political Caricatures Cough aud Cold Cure Painted to Order. I. in- ••Hi. aad ealy teat. aballJa. WOODEN BLOCK LETTERS LANGLEY DICKINSON Hoofing*, Hept 18. IH72.-U done up ia law P*j*r, and attached to thorn .curd baaruig tho simple wonlr “Row Dunbar has not lurg-jltou little Panrie.'’ "Ob. falbwr T' she cried. “I knew—1 cusw him I ok: we hare toasd Roes •t ia4!" Au instant later Rosa was in the room 1 clasping her fluttwnng bands in Li., and looking into her ryee with a glance tha brought tho rosy blushes tu bar cheeks And a few weeks after,' when tbe blustering winds were vver1 aad the binabfeaa sang m the badges, and tbe goMeu-neartad pauM-s ware ia bloom oa tbo gnrttan burden, Httl. Pause berams Boes Dunbar’s bnda and for hot bndrl grit be gate bar back bar strings islM HASTINGS MARBLE VfOKS! BLOOD Condition Powders! 552010 POrIFIER'II DETROIT BENDING WORKS. Bent Wood Works. jba ramaaea, tl.r’Cotter, .-vl Cl xiNkKKUm. AMERICAN MARBLE VEGETIB 'N8UKE YOURLTB. JURUBEBA Ti final lit toBCuapij. mi STSOXGIST � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-01-22.pdf fce18a59afe2f668b6209137e1b7729a PDF Text Text Bamsi- Th« HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN VOL XVII. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 22, 1873. WR the siarmrtt of welcome*. Tta •Kaaonlc Ball was bat afbw tod* from Wt Turner's rrsklrnee. anti • lira often latent with him a*, far as tta door, and Wurid. hekkfut among H-eue« oi' natuIMltaasiyand gran-tasr, a* waibae of । historic mtsreri, for tta. mental rest which could never l>y found. Oace I more ta turned hit »t*p* toward Amirlie* uni tutrght Ms Matonfo friend Wodal worth. Finding that gre>ti*m*n ataut Salt! Salt! Salt! VlsnlQg M ttf y, V* Music Teaching. ___ a co., UBStetert-Js.'W. know you get Lui the way, and then closed wearily. j ”1 fear *i>e will nut reewer very rap- I I idly,” aaid tta ductor. “She has a deli . I cate cOBstitntios, and will req niro th* i ; beet of row ” i ‘•Poor cmild !" eaid Mr*. Turner, “I I i do not wonder ata ia nroriy dead, bat I ' who can ahe ta T Some terrible aoei. | FIRST Qt'JLITr BLACKSMITHING •'You bed tatter examine tar'cloth­ ing,” aaid the doctor, '*perha|w von can find eoove aloe to tar rotation*.” Mr*. Turner lifted tta gwuniar white dre*s and turned it over and over. Tbn aqaere and oompoaa placed then by Mr r»__ a..u.x ______ ___ _n jlto DlfY <}OODS ill E/lBLttt YW‘TT' ,U*J HOCHS. । J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. Photographs. DENTIST »ili litkitu each other, bat neither .poke, and Mr*. Turner did not n-Uca thv tear that glis­ tened in her husband'* eye* The doctor’a lean that Em would not rvcovsr proved not to bo w*T found­ ed ; day* and week* of Cerar aaceoedad in awakening her to life, daring which •he talked incoherently of "papu,” ana Photgraphs. run J. P. ROBERTS & Russell CO & Kevins Immense Stock DRUGS Medicines, larvated, and brought bar gin* of every• thing that might please her ehiidiab ^iy dew Utile tfri." aald Dr. Hout, when Eva was at length able to tide eut. “wHl you tall ma your uam* F’ “tva," wrid th* ohiH, “I thought you knew iL” ’Tea, I know your acme ia Eva, but I want to know tba met of yotn naan —your father * natua.” ‘•Eva Dnnnt. Mr. Durant »* ay REMOVED To Jr a shin gl on Block OW Faster and faster sproad th* flam**, ■nd now tta ship wss enveloped in a firry ataat. kh-n and women ruJteti madly over tta aid* to mart n quicker but lew* painful death. The boat* with on* exor^itino, had taen overladen and I want yon to tai! ma all you ci|*lBid. There teere tasty prayer*, and beart-roading crio* of mirory and caa>umBmb<r abotU your fa h r and distrvM. IRuth hovered, vulture like, mother." Eva ’ s eye* filled with team. “Oh, over hi* victim*; aome .upperting them•elvea in tta water by article* anateta I air, tar masun . died and want to lie* Asd I da no. know taaiily (torn the burning atrip, aud with where papa ia H* sold if I never saw which they leaped wildly into tta burn­ him again 1 moat kuuw ta had guue tu ing ***. Tta capaun i----- ‘--------- ” trumpet, “Taka tanrt f ___________ w_ ,______ A ahip ia cummg to uur relist.’'__________________ ' Jarne* Durant *tood upon tta almost deeerted d-ck with hi* ualr child, but « four year* of ago, folded cfomly ia hi» I arm*. Hi* eyes aweot th* borisou in Itied sotuethinu under my arm* and search of tho ahip ta wliich tta captain ILirow ma into tta water and I hare not Imd alluded- Be discovered it at last. Iaeen nano. tine*. Oh, sir, can yuu tall *’ tat it wa* at least four oritoa off. Be- ime whtt»ha»r* •No. 4*>r child; bul_parl>*r we may lure th* ship could arrive ttay must ta find him.” bathed to death ; ur, if be sprang, as yat ’ ttaoltatstad, down into toe water, And---------------thia wa.all — that Era* newfriend Loth ta and tta clrikl wouto ta drown could duaovar. Il ..<1 f. r ta nr.1 • rawna from tta .ta Tta little arm* were twined about hi* uook, tta fseto cheok reeled confidingly agairot bi* own, but tta breve child did -Til 4/Zbm A Bresfoi School Books Gold & 5',x!faii^alc^es Fine Gold Jewelry, J- Slation eru J. Cole & SiM surer ui PM Michigan ^Exchange. GROCERS. ®r tr Sik a tis Uvat Urat Eats LUI num, swan MTEIflE, U*t rt Rilt Shingles, Lath, &c. th* ternrinua of tta klurria and Eax-x road, and f.om tta rivnr to tta 1’atiMde*. From * .miall nllag* the tract beotme a town, and frock n towu to a sify; aad lot* that in tta aggregate were purctaeed by th* Coluari at test than oar dollar each, were *<»b ■worth tie* himdrsd tinwa that amount. Tta Cotouel did notretire upon hi* golden laarcbHr projected tho CamJea and Amboy New Jersey railroads, end;Hro«I tn soc both a* s fair ruul totnmplrtfon. Ills hand and fortirnu were rtethJe 1a every improvement, and Li* genku and dispo­ sition descended to Me son. ttalato-Edwh. A. Steven*. Tho latter - wtan of age wn*. engaged lu tta traimjotatwm ago EdwtaA. Stereos wa* regardedU tta moat attfvw buainaea man in the United 8tut*< and making rfno aflowsnaucei for ago. be preserved roputntitin to within t-o ur throe year* bf big death. Th* groat iron taitery, which. wa* th* last cintadiment of hi* gnniu*, wav tta forerunner of our mafiitort,'' ami inauiruratr.1 ,. *,* ,.t3 tn haval *kB*'*pMirfleata>g rapidly away, #nd I with a»' toward “God prreervn h«rl'’ Edwin A. Steven* Jell two auua. Tta spvnog iafe th» re* followed by tta eldrat >* called after hiuixUL 'lie i* a Mttmgert but th* two Boated in differ­ prigbt lid of 17, unaffected in hi* manent direorioua, end ttay saw rack other ! iwr*. and winning to the het degree. Joying tta taautygf the acanery nod Tta mother, who i* dill a young wo­ .WMA ■ , I Two hour* later Juma* Durant awoke . the quiet hwpitabty that gnat id thmu. man. reside, with tar children iu the , M from the sleep of death, and found :I more thin the crvwilsd hotel* and th* "rootle” above rTe lauik* of tins JQiuUon . bunatlf ia tta cabin of a atraop ship. I lashioaaMe stylo of th* popular water. nacr the heart ef Hnbokeu. Th* bay with kind aad *ymp*lhiring face, all H । Ing pianro. Fancy, and tta kind hand doca not areas to realira the fact that he around him. In a mouient ta realised I of l*rovMlocn>', at length led lham to th* I it tair to an oatata worth *50,000,001). I : *11 that bad paarad, awl -»*l, eogvrh,;j little town of 11------ . and Iliu renind I and that in four yean more he will j , though trebly ; “My child, little Bra, .« ■evening after their arrival they vWt<-l probably ta tta nebest man in tiro (.ho safer • itba Maaoufe Ixxlge. A warm watevnia | world, araoming. of courw, that tta I There vat uo response, aud a low i. wa* extended to three HralbiMi from .vacate will be jtrndiutin* of ordinary Irarg. and tho was left aerie poisaosar of moan eaoapad Hie faltar'a lite. j । । such diitanl homo*, and both were in­ | net interest. bit ncculfirated farm*. Hta eoppertad When ta reaches hi* majority tba Tu- hwreelf by working iu * millinery eetab"Courage, ur,” aaid a lady with tear- vited tu aildrvw tiir Iz>:lga. .Mr. Ihii ful ejee, "aom* of th* pasraugrrs rrere ■ febmant in St. Loom, tiU after ttraeloee i raved by another shipof tta war. Tta land rose i<. valas, lb* lather * roun!. a*na, lighted. 11। and tong. 1 tar* found Matuoic aym- crowned bead lb.Earop* It would bo ' and ahu told It for a good prie*AUtd ro. “God grant that tta may ta rafe." ' palby in every tstrt of the glota, atui rraily dilhcult io compute wlial tta Sta- j etaed about *5,000. With tMe euax Mr. Dtmnt reouvnred hr. nstul!ieverywhere 1 i* M.aoury autMtantinlly th* veua ostala will La worth in fiveyearxji ata started a milliinery of her ewu ia I strength in a few hour*, and *uiq;hi *ai«c. 1 can hardly tell where 1 roride. tuorw. A largo nuiutar nf ioato* of St Loom, and anooeedod splendidly. I among tta raved for the stronger wbu ' Tta wurid verm, to ta my liomc. a* 1 valu .blo huusoo and lot*, now bold at Kta is reputed worth MO 000 to 150,: tad proved hifflaolf so true a Masonic II remain but a abort titac in any town ur nominal roots, will then rorert to young IIU00. 8ta was on tar way to New York i Brother, but ta W*» not to ta found. ., country, but my n*me ia rreunlet in an titoroa* ; and ta will be th* aote yoe^a- . to buy goods wtan tta met tta moo 1 Iovk toy Ea^tab |: err ul bond* and other aeewibea, which . "Hv must be on tta ottar ship,’ **id | Eugli.li l«xig». • Mr. Duram, “odd will cure for Era." j Brutbrw for they first biutigbt me’from arc oow val ued at IjO.OiHJ.UOU. Should Ii iul for doting him awar, aha hod.ro! Ihftli *Mi>* were at putt tta following • darknew to Heht/ and 1 lure EaglUU he live to tho a^o of hi* latlior, and ta I fused uil oflero of mxmaga. The joyday, bnt aittangh Mr. Durant found ii 'eoil for with it .leep, tho wife of my a* lucky in hia euaimvrria! ventnrva aud ji <>ua maeting caoae-1 toe huatand to for­ But I lure Annmen sod alm, •peculation* in land, in* wealth will ba .i giye hi* wife'* error, and a new amt of I tta atraager wfe< bad befriended him. I youth. . I and wta proved tota a Mr. Wedawortb,' iur hero liar* 1 luuud tho warmeet of gicater than Etocbaciiild'a and he may j| H<.the», ■ diamood ring, and a apkndid ‘ from a southern airy, Eva wa* tee* tn । weloomm, the kindeatof Brotlin-n And, ta able to take the ptaco ot the latter i gold watch, wfeaa they arrived ia Naw . too, my own child fa deeping in Atneri- a* a Crron*, tu wuom'bankrupt govern- I■ York, eervvd materially to inuroase hia I no obb, and waa gifeu dp a* knt. lieu watery, ercu tati'-alb the Very meat, or Ratios* impovariatUKi by war j CHAPTER II. muat cum* !■« loan*. Tue lad. however, I ' Six y*ara ham [<■>**■ tceuu tu ta uacun»oous of hi* de,tiny, j ■. "Here, wife, ia * child that ha* just ■ ---------- ------------ friend and brottiar He may ta seen daily playing uu too , uoen wnttad r—“■ ,k“ —*Cl— '■ 1 robbvd htm*-lf of hi* life preserver, lawn in trout of tho autle whoro hi* I cold aad stifl. dead. Le(ue__—__ ______________ | that my little Era Bright jierhajH es­ tethor |MUMd hia rnMuror liie.—A’nc ita mediately, and tell Thoma. v> run for cape. and we hoped th*. etemrata Jvri Aaadey Jttrrorf. might ta kind. and that Hravcn would Dr. Hunt.'' It wo* long before the quivering lash­ seal tar relref. bat ata was'nerer kwl es and freblo fluttering ul tta heart gave token that sureeas would croaru The p&raon giving the first correct solution to thv above Rebus, will be entitled A PARLOR STOVE Second 1 Set of Toilet Ware. Third 1 Set of Knime tutd Fork... The "" dolutiouM niuat be enclosed in sealed envelope*. which will be numbered n.« received and onii the firist day of April 1873. The envelope* will be opened and the prize*- rrwi.nled to the suo>iiteMfnl person*. FARMERS. NO. 39- -Oh. mr God, t» there no help f cried th* ili^rirmg tattar, ar tta flame* awopt nearer end ta felt tout hn pre*. entpealitoreoBk.ta h*H but a hi tie U^£en, giro the cMd to m*. and I wP.l eave her.” and turning qutakly. Tta man lives tn Phttetielt hia who. when young and jruur, cutere.l a tank. : ai>d aaya ta, “rtoeae, air, dot'! yuu । want a bov And the stately pormnag* *aid.'“No, Bttle boy, 1 don't warn a I little bey.’ Tta bttle t»y. wboee heart | wa* too lull for utterance, chewing a piece lot lieorico abek he tad bought with * ! rent stolen from his ji>u« aunl, with sota plainly audio! •, anti with great globule* of water rolling down bis I riieoka. gliiivd sBtmtly down tta marble •rep* ot tta tank. Beading Id* nobto Jforar the bank mau dijgwi tahiod a door, foriie thought tho Tittle I«oy wa* grtag to *hy a stone at him. But tta boy picked np aomettam/ and atnek it in hie poor but ragged jacket. ‘•Como hero litlto( l»y,' awl tta little boy did come here; and tta tank man said, • Lo. what nickert thou apF And ta answered aad replied, "A pm." And tta tank man rah!. Tittte tay are you gvod f and be tai 1 he was. And tta tank man aaid -How do yuu votef— f'xru.o m» di> you ^o to Sunday School ? aad ho raid he dr-L Then tta tank T bar* arrivwl at thb coudnsioa through aad *xp*ri*nro. I know that it ia not wife to rive tta Ii* to a muacuUr Cbriafian. I did once. 1 am aony for it now, n* I never grievwl for anything also ia tl.o whole coin a* ot life. We were etending on the sidewalk ia front of tta club, wtau I made th* rtat.itnonL We had taen miking tmlitic*, and men who talk noliCca and get hot over it are—tn put It mildly--but*, tic*. Or rl~- want an offlo*. or have •onto friend who wants an ofitoa. TH* •man made an atsertfau, tonrhlng th* fair tama of my farorlt* nuUfinto, which I bebevad to ta nutrow- "Bi* probable that if it tad ta*u true a* it wx* fialro, 1 should hare taken th* same co ana, tacauM , you understand, a num has no whotalkapoKttos.aaybow. I think I *aid that batata, bat B to all th. «mr. I want to make it Wrong, and get yon to understood taw I got my ornamental ey*. 1 nriidly kt^gerted Ita- a man *bo would make *unh a abatement a* that gold, and flowiag with |Mro ink, and ta wa»W to ri! •**■* of etame, and wrote on a pwco of paper, “St. Peter,” and ta asked tta litllo bov what it stood i for. and ta said *talt 1‘cter.” Than prvhonded the child’* iuterprrtatfcm,!I tta bank mau aaid it meant “Saint Pe­ she had paacd tkrtrnzh thu doar and । ter." The Ktteboy raid “Oh!" Then tta Lank man took the little wa* flitting through th*, moonlight to­ ward the Ixrdg* room. Th* Tyler talk­ boy to ■ bfo tioaasn, and th* bttle boy ed anuund wiwm Eva burnt into th« sard "Oh I” again for be enueeeed him. «nt* roam, tar cboaka burning, tar trrve lhen the tank man took tta little boy into ]«rtn«r*liin, and gave him hal tta tlohing with joy and aniteraMit. ‘•Du not atop mF. I am g-uog in *ta profit* and all the capital, and be morexclaimed. Hut tho inner duor wa* la^ ned the tank man'* daughter, and now toned, and the impatient Em nearly all he ta* ia ail hi*, and all hi* own cried with vexation. “Wait a moment,” «au! the Tyler, who, having hcxrd nothingo< what bad traiupired within, wa* *t a ba* to ac.■ouut for tho «trang« conduct of the child, “wait a moment, and I will aend boy, arc you good ?” and I wa* gbua to eay Ye*;’ aad wtan ta asked m what ’St. John’ atood fori I was going to say -Halt John.’ Bor I guae* th* task man wasn't arixinu* to have a [.artliar, and 1 guoro tta daughter wa* u kui, tor on* day a*y i he to me, 'Little boy, what’* (hat you’re pickiag up.’’ Faya I, awfal meekly. ’Hua.’ Bay* ha •Lwv’e *e* ’em.' Abd ta took em. amt mined to get into tta Lod.c room. The deicon wont to Ik.* Emit, irod de­ I took utt my cep all ready to u n the livered bismeeeage in a low tune, and bank and tacomv a partner, a d marry a mom nl afterward moved that 'Ntw hia daughter. But 1 didn't g t an invi­ craft be ealfarl from tatar !o refreah tation. Ila said, These iins baton r to th* bank, and if I cutch you hanging around tare any lucre 1'11 eat tta dog »u yuu I' Then I left, end tta mean ukl cu*a keiA th* pins. Buch is life as 1 find it tiny foot she aesnned tho face* v! ail rapidly. Her eager eye* aum detected . the stianger*, who wore Mated behind . each ottar, aad far a mvensn! tta *mu> ed irremtat*. then dartmg fi«rward a glad cry, *ta threw hvr arm* ataut tta rx-ck vf Mr. Durant, rryiog. ^b, ] �1873. 1835 The Detroit Free PressTHE LARGEST. THE ABLEST, THE BEST Now that the Portal Telegraph bdl i. ab ’Ut to rant up for action it will oe inrereating to know that Dr. Laomia’a theory of drawing a supply of «lec<ricity from an ulaetrieal stratum at an ele­ vated poaixiou ia tho stmoepbero is «ngagtiig tho atienb-jn of tho Government ecthoritiea- IftLiqiout Dctroitara caanot afford to bold tba of­ fice w* will furnish mon from the rural di.tru.ta who will perform tho dutu>« a ithout growling about lb* pay. As viroely to incorporating a Company for th* express purpoeo of tasting the Loomis theory al their own ex]>«u*e, tbragh a bill for the purpose uuanimoualy [inseed die House st llio last aeoA* w* nndcretauii it 1* evntempkted , lOoroinntemt j> perfbra tba tret. The fey tamo mcmben of ottr Common Coan-; cilfoafiompt to secure tho pasaage of,' probability of utilising tho Loomis idea to an immcaso pecskiary advantage L an ordinance, to foeaar Sthttu. and to growing great*.- ia th* public mind a* exact a lAtni Itttm/tt from M Keeper* of Saloon*, and to take advantage uf th* subject is invintigated It involves the nmw U> be obtained ia thia way, to secure a mure efficient p-ilioe force, and for other purpose*: and a* th»ro unlimited supply of light, beat and motire power from the invisible air above th* earth. That such a supply exist* u ally doo*, and wnat will do mast to se­ generally admitted by ocrautuu, rad the cure good order in, and th* general tneaas of reaching and controlling it ia the only nee project that Dr. !»«■<* prosperity ol our city. For th* information of *0 aa to th* proposes, and fur this purjwso he profijftf point* invulvad wo place herewith fared to use th* tops of high mountains, before cur readers th* very able opin­ uucbated balloon* or mod.-rn torero of ion of Judge Camplwil, of our Huprom* Babel As Dr. Franklin drew thu light­ Court on the Cnstitutionality of th* Or­ nings from heaven by tho uo* ol n kit*, dinance adopted by the Common Cuun- when a storm drew a part of the *ieceil of th- city of Ann Arbor, actiag un­ der a ahanar not resonttally duf*r*nt in th* powers conferred by it ua tbo Com­ mon Council from that of uur own city. The qnaetion is on* of importance, and wo trust tho decision herewith printed With such an objaclia vww it Uas boon may reeesv* the carofal attsuriou it mer­ »uggc*£.ii that Congress should st once its, and its impovtano* demands, from appropriate #100.(HW to secure a thor­ all data** uf uur dttzans. Tha cans* ough test of th* Loomis idna. Sitrelv, decided W«s entitled: It should not refus* lagislativu sanction Cforfo ATloen u. Ih «/ -4— .ir- to n Company of individuals who dsniro Tbo position of Counsel for tt>o Gue. crumeut in the Credit MobDIer prusraution has been tendered to Bun. -A. F. 1‘crry who ha» formally accepted. Judge Stanley Mathers who wrs 1’rou- RELIGIOUS NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY SmrV*^ WEEKLY. Mieuiuaa who due* not kituw that tliu salary paid j a Uisgtac* to lb* State, rau last our public oiLcur* uf ev,ry gratis have a rigi.t to sumplain that ui-y are nut jMir rump-.nested, no. uoct it in (hi* m|«ct maku ray diln-ruiure wbeUuw tfo-y daaued th* poaitfon. joa or nay, when efontad the/ ar* thu •wraut* uf the xwupia and should b« tairlr cuojpauratod for Uwur ssrviow*. W* belwru in paying our utboora well, and than dumauorug that chair urns bo lailUlully devutod to tbair official duties. Wo tru.i that a prujo. tiou to increase DESIGNED ron BOTH DOME AND BCSlNEBri dSCUS. than in the past, a gv..<l newspaper. Tliu Free Prtu, politically, will b* de­ vout! to au intelligent support of th. se luuas'tres by » bieh the Uon<«, pane* and prosperity of tho nali.m can be bsat •>ub.crv«l end promoted. Its EDITORIAL DEPAR WENT Will t>* conducted io a spirit of faixnraa and tii>i«rriality, fro* alike from person- tide, ou Current, Politfoel, tfoeial and Mural Topics, aid be of that character «hich has gi'eu tbo fnt Prut so «x.ended a reputaiiou. NEAVb DEPARTMENT. Ia th** d*parf<Lent will bo i.mnd in..irmallun raueirml by telo-graoh Iru.a First-Class Instruments. Tii Pin Tfj Tar Mil, ot all our public servou'o burn Gover­ nor tu Supervisor, may pa*a the LatfieI4tr.ru, aud aeeure our cunstiiueuts lUai uur rule will uut be waning ta uid iu n.u paiaagu ot oucu mea.ui-.-s as uiukx Oso Vuurtitnt-ou may bv ensetod for tUs Great American Dyspepsia Hilt, Meeting af tu* Common Council held at the Council Ifooui, iu aaid city ua Wednesday avraing, Jan. 15th, 187#, pursuant to an adjouruuuuh and wa* called to ovtfor by Hia Hunir, the | Mayor. The Marquetta Jfi-wf /rare*! of Docemlwr 21st My* that a n*w corpureriuri, tu be known ns th* Lake 8u|>orior 4 Fire Clay Company it now being organitsd in that city to operate a valuab e coal and fire clay deposit in th* Corann* j 1‘rveetl—the Mayor, Aids. Jewell, coal district. Th* clay has bran trated, and is pronounced equal, if not aui<1 Wood, Eaatiura and Wooley. rior, to that obtained at such great ex­ pense from N*w Jawy. The company mine*, ask*d further time before mak­ will b* fully organised and ready to —------- - —---- ------ „„ tK. ing a report, and it wa* grant*,!. Tin-re being no further businere Council a^juuriied. I W. D. 1ut< ONLY - $3.00 1HE LOCAL DEPARTMENT. WiL be ialeres iag aud rutertaiuiug. lull aud cvmpietu, abuuuding iu thu-e ^■iiited aud racy d*>crit<;ioa- of rm-rent oreula Which Ua.e caural th" A«w J’ftu •u bo *o la.gvly quoted from aud have WORM SUGAR DROPS Pkltl ANTWAs. \PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. New Scales New Styles- THE INDEPENDENT, •luiuga in every loenbty of (ho Start, ^ainoiwd mainly Iron special corrrapou.icuta lelratixl for th*ir in'elligvnco, trustwurtbiure* and th* facLltin they l>ua*eaa for tra,mitring the *orfo »t and u.u.t important information. Under this bemltog will cum* «p«.;al report, ot public *v<a>ts occurring within the boun­ daries of the Bute, written by members ul tho Prn Pnt» H*|nrt><ital Staff, with »ueh judgement, accuracy anddi*cn min cure as .hall iuaure strict relia­ bility. FARM AND FIRESIDE DEPART- ACTUAL BUBSCR1BER-8 THE INDEPENDENT, also tendered the appointment, bur de­ clined. Mr. Perry will pnnieipsto iu Iho i*vc*tigatiuu now ponding before the Wilson credit mobilier aud Union .Pacific Railroad inrreUgating Commit­ tee for the, pnrpuo- of fauulianxing New Prices. Henry C. Bowen. Publisher and Proprietor, Minutes of jirevioiis meetings read of children, one little child exclaimed, and approved. “It'o wo u»* trying to find out now many The Fire Committee was granted on* . tbrav are, because ercry dog baa his UUlBg OUUUIW4 wuriwwuiBU uraiiug . • in such ikjustre. lb* wunl “ksfooo," jTheFreudont and family occtsptel tile w**k mow to maku tbair report. __ *-a—. 4_ iv------ ... -------- 1— j red--votu—die Pr»ddentboiiigstlpporied Th* bund of Joseph Cole for the com­ Tctro*hmcnl., TLi, certainlyi. unpopu­ | by GenL Babcock un tho right and Gen - pletion ot job ou Bailey an-1 Wightman lar unOuretandtog uf tbo tom, und it is I Dent oa ths l*fi, and all in full evening liilli was roml, ami ou malum wu ra applwd toad pfocra to wJi.cfi the |*oplu repair to go, food and drink. A •Iron. Mrs. Grant was at tim->v dunug By Aid. Jewell— narrow mrantug-.tuay bo linked to tho tba evening supported by Mrs. Pish, term, bat it is uut tuc accural* on-i. ; Mr*. Jude* Dent Mrs Sharp anJ M:v Th* liceuas oi asuJuua can only «- NeUi* Grant. Th* arrangements were din* asVsn b« lawluily dou* in a ealucn, iwrfrat and ths evening pa*«d rery and tu include till that is lawiul If a pleasantly with th* usual crowd of person sim* tit tu keup and acll noua but youth, breuty, middle-ag-d an! old refrvsLtnsata nut authoiixod by law, he InliM aud gentlemen who wep, politely does nut thoreby c-w to keep a satouu. attended to by attaches of tho Wtutu If bo does Ulis Without a bcvu*o, be vio­ Houra. Th* usual number of .4cti au l let** two law* uutoad ul one. Il Was* howavvr, contended that, it extravagant dnaea* wore on *xhibiti»u. Adopted. the licamo only puruiit* the salu of bnt tho hours pas mi pl*n»«atly caia-ii Mured by Aid. Wood, that ^n cr ier harmlem refreabmanta. it is an unxaaaou- I until 10 o'clock whop tho guevts began able roairaint of trad* to discriminate to fil* oat of tho room* and th* old • I U in farur of Jueepli Col* b* drawn again*: a lawiul boainees aud uaraaauuun 4th Ward fund under the resululion Presidential M a ns ion wu left thus ear ­ able al-o tu alfow th* r**tf*cuuas to gv addopcsd by tbit Board Jan. to i 873. so far a* thsy du for*. It baa, isdrad, ly alon* to its legitimate occupant* nJwa »o b*en couudcred improper tapaai To strangers the** recoptions are a Taken up by ba sabsoaber at hi* law* iu rv*ir*uut of trade, but lur c»n- great treat, m great end small meet un tunca it ha* bran undarsloud that cer­ raudeuce ou oration two .iy lour (24) in tain cjura* of brainraa, nut un­ one common level ot American sorraiguAcconut of L A. Holbrook, 1109, Castleton, Barry Cu., Mieb., ou* wbi a lawful tn thramlvea, give fuabtie. for Mivicaa al City Attorney, Ac. was pre- yearling, heifer, on* nod yearling Let. er. santad, and on motion was referred to and two red yearling at era The Legislature uf Louisiana on Wadnrtdsy alectad Johu Ray U. S. By AM. Wood— Senator wbo started hnmsdiatoly for That the resolution in regard to tran*Waslungt-m. The Warnau th Lagisla- foriug money Irotn 1st Ward fun! to' tore took a ballot for U. R Senator but contingent tana be ukan bum th* ta failed to elect though Wermouth reCrived a email plurality ov.t strata] candidates. Tu* naw Cattgrai. wi 1 U called upon Io doci lo w.io is 8*aator upon th* merit* of tb* retprative E-ci*. latures, a decision regarding which will doubtless bo reached before the adjourn men: of lb* proraut acmwu. Th* N. Y. Tribune published a wail over the «uecc«s of Uout. Governor Pinchbeck, a* Senate.-, but this is not the first time that papca has gone wrong. Cot. L. V. Bugg was oa tho earns day elected U. 8. Senator from Missouri. sorrasa* airxuasrax^.' It is thought that some change* will probably be made in thu Cabinet after Agents Wanted. the prod Hour oe tho eooKimer ; are care­ fully <ollated and rvviard. and recuni all 1110 priaapal trau*acfion» ill the va■ foaa article* ot trad.-; | rodite* and iuen:h*ndi>o in tha markcU uf tho lend­ ing cdies in the Utnun. a* well as mure B. F. NORRIS & CO JEWEL ER S I Th* LARGEST and meat complete Jewelry Store in th* W**t. with th* Sara Stock ever brought to trie City. LADIES' REPOSITORY l-'OR. A»73. & 139 137 New Advertisements. Madison eared bis mouer and wa* comparatively rich. The fortune uf hL widow was increwead by th* purchase •1 Li» manUM-ript papers by Cuugiew. lor ttO.lKX). • Jatara Munru*, th* sixth President, i* no man move d*'crring or more capadied so |xwr tuat fo- was burrivd ut the bl* of performing well the dutie* of any expanse of tut relative* m a cemetery uf the caiaart chert. Hi* popularity b etwura bec-und and Third creel*, near extends among torsi men over the m- BACON & Tar Cordial, Fur upwards of thirty-eight T«n Clio baPaorr Fait Rasa* has been recugtrix*d as one of tho leading journals ia HAS MORE SUBSCRIBERS. th* West. This high position —so long MAS MURE CONTRIBUTORS, HAS MORE DEPARTMENTS, HAS MORE ADVERTISING uro will bo preseu'ed soon tn *eud thi. salary qureaoa to the people again.— £»rtf U. JbfMM. Vrtrimly what oar cotemporery pro­ pose* to gain by tftaht like th* atwn- Dr- Ixximu ha* just been Wishart's Pine Tree corner of Gold Neck < bsius, Silver Vest Chains, Table Castors Caku Ba-keta, Not KcVs, Ccrd Stands, Tna WgtxxT Fna* P«xfo for MicLigai. .iMifotv. by tor Lie • e.t Journal publiab-.1, it turaisfod ut Two Dollars a year. t« foe g, tur 4;« of a club •>! five un *x trx c-py win be tun>i,hed. F,.r clnn» of tea tne lake will bv ll.bO for each iwryear. Extra indue)----- ‘ — - varan to be hao on apt ter. Prvpaym-nt in oL ___ _ __ vauce. Mun-y should be rant, if po»»ibl*, in bank note*, drafts, orpo.totfore Photgraphs. Madison, CHICAGO. Ice Pitcher*, Cuffs* Uro. 8yrup D-ha*. Spoon Holder*, Batter D^bm, Gold Rings QuU Trath Pinks’ Gold Pena GvH Watch Key*. GmalBsala, Gcal Necklaces. Corel Setts and Rings, Bmnaa ---- Tj-Ornaments. ----------- - Addreat all letter* to Photographs, Stat: St Op«r* QlasM* Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. * ■ Vatch material and Tools for Jewelers. Any one suiting unr city »hould call at our eUaUiahmanf ami ovewfoa the gwda THE CHEAPEST PRICES IS OUR MOTTO „ B. T. WORRIB A CO., 187 4 13P STATE 8THEET. CHICAGO "twantwi J. P. ROBERTS & CO. DRUGS tat* known as th* Heroutaga, a taut twelve miles from Nashvilhs Tenu. Martin Van Buren <ifod rich. His eetat* wa* estimated wutih tm-ly WOO,. REMOVED HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! To Washington Block over Allen Preston’ MONUMENTS HEADSTONES. Medicines, propria’ioa Bill in Committee of th* whole; ordered as inquiry whether any morabcr had bora paM a* attorney for Dye Stufis, BEST T1IM IS TSE WEST PAINTS & OILS AMER CAN GROCERS. w tr Mtn te bvxt Lift’ Etta IfflWEl EJKJ HJaUR LOE ft US MARBLE Stationery, Pens, Pi era, Jnk, Slates, j Pictures. Picture I Initial Paper and opes of lite latest �life RjipilBUC^il X1U f— U*. .... wwUrt. ft Bjdendid winter weather for the last few days. W. H. Hsyfonl. Esq, ha. been, and is. very sick, but k lean:, getting bettor. ]<*Hor stove, nearly at good a* new. For particnbre inquire of J. IL DibbleMar tl>e Dvput, or at thii office. CHKI!I .teatsarrm1”-*- *“■ USSONIC. Barry County twenty-five years ago and upwards, are requested to nwsmh’s at the Court House in tho City ot Has­ tings, on Friday January 28th 1873, at 2 o'clock P. M not only for tho purpose ot ofierting an organisation of tho early settlers of the County, but for tha pur­ pose, alm, of having a good social gathering, and ths renewal of old friend ships and aaquaintaacea This Moa has been too long neglected sad now is deem ed a very proper time fir the meeting, as A. C. 1‘armkv, (the first Itegieter uf the Cuunty,) and other early settlors are how visiting their old spend ua* dsy ia cementing the sturdy ed by thu number of teams that uro friendships formed amid the rigors end seen daily tspem the etreetK there must be a great deal of bsutnesn teanaacted. hardships of Ufo in the woods. It wiU do as good. Tha aoldsrs of 30 years Wara>—A good girl to do general ago are fisat passing away, to tho other, hours work. One that will do thia, can to ua. now untried country, and what have steady etnplovment and ywd wages. ow do here, upon the field whore ws Enquire at tjso Film office have borne tho hsat and burden of the Call un ua for your cards and fancy day. we must do quickly. Ooms friends work. We have a splendid stock uf raid board, cap. and in fins, all kinds W. Hayes, IL A. Goodyear, ul stock for all kinds of jobs. Prices £. R. Carpenter, Q. 8. Manioc, reasonable vid sets executed <m calL I. A. Holbrook, Wm-UppAa, John Roberta, J. 8 Van Brunt. you need not took at ilia many errors A. W. Bailey. tlK-ro CMBmiited. as tba ad. was printed Wm. TrnkLr. eilbuatbeuu submitted tu the proof Peter Cobb, reader; but will bo corrected next work. A. Hubbell, J. W. Bnckla, S. Andrus, Odd Fellows eatertai ma mis by Carly Horses Dodge, Matthews, who did a nioo Hung for the H. J. Konficld, J. B. Carpenter. cempany, and was Lt ths cumpaar ap­ Isaac Moaser. preciated. 1 Hastings, Jan. 13th 1878. X Somebody told n» to ernd tho Bssvax to bis ion at Hiakosy Corners, aud in the hurry of baainean, we neglected to tbo next term of tbo Circuit Qmrt, Insilcutlon )n the Uty of Hastings that ta >e the name, and now we cannot re- which conveaso at the Court House on is mens worthy of patrunaqc. than tnat the 3rd day uf February next: ofBvsaoicr, Heath A Co. Their stock Wm. Quin«, Johnstown. John C. Smith, Thornapple. After bring lad up fat aararal ueaks - Wm. N. Devine, CaUleton. with laflams ion and eryvpa as ia hia Edgar Flansbarg, Barry, 1-xt Laud. caoaed by cuttiag.it with Pared Wheeler, Woodland. gla»», our luremau, (Mr. Holmes,) m at Wm. Horton. Asayria. lih jxrtl again in tha affire. Ha ha» had Osifou Meoeengvr, Aasyria. Happy. Robert Muner, Yankee Springs John C. Bieck. Hope Brians —Aaron Parker, of Carlton, fra A. Osgood, " ia thia county, a.nuniitad suicide by Aaron Clark, Tbornapplr. hanging, on Sunday mo ning lais It George Swanson Jr., Johnstown, seems ho had not liv«d w th h s wife for Jahn J. Headershot, Irving. sooMtimx, aud rvp.rt say« Parker had Harford L. Perkins, Oaattetoa. becunio partially ins mo by tbo eejxraA. B. Haymond. Carlton. lion, hence tho suicalal act. George T. Cowles, Johnstown. Local Olyimp Qitice;. Grand River Valley Divisim WE MEAN BUSINESS NOW Immense Reduction in all our Prices, SM.BK 00 WO or llllfflM I Must be Sold this Winter. Having bought an immenee Stock from two Hankrupt HoiUea in Xew Yorfc, wc are going to eell Goods 25 per cent, low­ er than any other House in Michigan. g THE OTHER STORES MAY AS WELL CIqjbo up, for we will do all the Buaint-sw uow. Tit tatar Liitau.. - doer sure, and will rare m remitevd to use a tivpelsady la me bane worth four hundred dollar*." ste. Try It enca. It to a woadertu! thing. lalsa tba food, suras W|»d CMto, and causes natural ateep. It does not eon lain morphine, te pleasant to take,never gripes and never tel to. The beet pbyaic is mure than we can tell- We haven't room to mention ah t our Reduced Price.,, bnt wtr Herewith Pledge ourvelves too Ofti'T end Sell thr- TL'rt Bergains in . MEN AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, Gloves, SIocIli STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. rife qifeur o/ie fifice stone, George Bak»r. Thornapple. Franklin D Walkerr. Assyria, Wn. Ennis, Castleton. George Doavanport, Woodland. L. B. Hills, Irving. Atnby I- Ferris, Johnstown. Charles A. Polly. Barry Seymour Andru», Hastings Arrotirm—Gov. Bagley Um ap। pointed Hon. Edward W. Hama, Judge uf Probate in St. Clair County, m Judge ■ of the Sixteenth Circuit, Vice Him. , William T. M.uh41, redgned Tho; aalectioa ia an sxceUant one, but just I I how tho recipient of this honor eaa of- [ I ford tu serve tbo Stair fur 81.500 a year We 36 Canal Street. 36- GRAND RAPIDS, . ■ - - - - MICH bovsnr Masonic. XT*ar i« Rio kt.—Wo learn that Hie I "ihe Hastings Chapter of IL A- Mm- ' sons at their regular convocation in I ' Dec-, elected tho following officer* for the ensuing year: Traverse I’billipr—II P traction 5,591 of tha Compited Laws of 1871. Thia is jneLM it should ba aad we congratulate Mr Hay ford on being thus designated, and the Judge that he Brwiss Maeanris tho very beet in Lad so compatent and efficient a Cumthe world ud cheaper than uywhere aiasintiar to select for thia important also in Barry County. Como in nod try them an>l yuu will bo oonv mol that it1 is a tact Wo buy all of our Machines G»o. W. tj.ads Secretary. tor CMb. and can aad will anil them at E. R. Brown—sentinel. the 19th in st., was in all rev; sets a treat low figure-- Sew ng Machine Noodles, The regular cuevocation ia held end oil f-e all Machiaoo all at the New sueeoM. Notwithstanding the. n lornie third Friday uf each month. eney of the weather, there was a large G»>. W. Bum, Seed­ atu. dluice and rerything passed off to Honor, Birney Hoyt, has appointed Wm. H. Harford, one of Greeit Court Cummisajpoaro, as Injunction Maater. SlTiii tho wriafaiui m ot all present There were nin«t--Uueo numbers sold, and THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST BLOOD PUBIFIXB. We pnnt elsewhere the annual state mout of Ilia “Farmer's Mutual Fire In­ sure rice Ou , of Barry awl Exton Coim- | On.-.-All kitols of Medline Odi. writable fi-rMuwwro. Sew Milla, Buggi.-From the report cf tho Secretary, wag-n..p«i»»o, oik *^«t tb» ng Tim. pine.- ot three of the Way­ Drug end BjuL Stu r qi • land buys was luauixsted l<y their brav­ Clement 8mitlj, ma do at 'he annual OLD, RELIABLE ARD DiREtT RGriti.. rn 5t3 J. P. Rnam. A Ca ing tbo storm and whui and being ou meeting held fa Charlotte. Mich, Jrn. 14th tost., we obtain tho following lacto about said Company which shows it to (yH. trt eetsaffl mraMra»t« • be well worthy the attention and pat­ Ul B.S41ewu iui ronage uf the lannorn who wia i niur‘.Jsi ■ ' "- • Michigan° Central K. glsflK original or selected story, valMble misMi.auouus reeding, biographical, histo­ rical end literary sketebev, pu*try. fie. AIbo, a Washington Latter, contain iag important Cu'ngroesi..oal news, the pro ccedingi of tho State Lrgitlatars retri­ ed by the editor. DEtowals o ■ tho im­ portant qumtwoB of tho day, fiwd all tbo local news of ths city aad county which it in ponaible to obtain. Terms 81.W) a year «f*«yi in aaraese. tsrr~.: Cxornise, Cuirmse, Cuitnrw.—Tba best assortment ia the city consisting of Caawea oa Tn a —The Saparia tenheavy Casetmere Suite, Black Cloth dent ot tba Ft. Wayne, JaduM aad Suits and n splendid ea■ort^lce•. of Black Bagiaaw Radrord. W. A. Erast, Esq, Pant> and Vest suitable fur those antic ■ gives notice that ou and afior Monday, January 14U> mat., jeawtigar train No. 8 (an exprose) will leave Jsekaou at 5:10 p m.. last ad of 4:40 o heretofore—insmad sis y poa the arrival ot Michigan ■ Con-tal K lamaoiAoomm dati npaosea_e- train, s .ring De roti at 1:40 p. I b Th.a change o! tune will enable Overcoats (S to S25 cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing House Grand Rapids. 'gggSA'E to CSttlt THEWEBER, HALLETT' & CLMSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. Two eante on each HOT insured will ly all liabilities <rf tha company to date. Dated Jam 14.1871. ■ Lrar oe Larreas remaining at the ' Hastings P. O. Jan. 2111, 1872. , Mias Rhoda Cotes, Joo Dicksneboete FRANK L. WARP Ha/dingt 4 .lllrfan. . paaeengsra leaving Detroit, Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor and itUxm east of Jaotsoa, I! fary, L. H Merrill, S. B. Moon, Oran. to reach JoneeriUo nt d:OT, Angola st1'vOMNyo, Mr, Mary RobiMon, Edgar 7:4b, and arrive at Fort Warne st about D. Reed, G. M. Btevoeson. E. H BkUl9 35 p. Bl. aw evening. man, Wm. Vester, Lro Smith, MatiMs Knimux-The Jaskeou CAmb, some 81M,OT0 worth of dwico goods, say., “Cosnmodore VmforbiH has be<rf.ll kindu which they are dosing out gu to lay two addiiioaal traAs upon ' if eny one ie indined to visit Jncktoo Hudson River and New York Oen- j sm. this is the plnao to got liMgniM. tral Railroads - making four ra all and propom isenag 840,000,000 of t' 10 Burel lou uiil mon aold to dn'.rt n DM Inert i un num AM. �CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN A GBSJT CDIrBWIflB dJbCrjx-.? Wbbart’s Pine Tree Tar Cordial, xAn’RES GREAT REMEnr THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, a~ a*i gar. tb£ to th. Crti t M^r The New Capitol and Grounds, to bubd tha 1*4. wuakr^i^thetaaf *01 wwra IdeutiS,.’ with tf»*e of the Vafai mntw M'tmEss to aaaeut l-y Bet th* «Ua ueeamid t> A. 1 totrwr*. tan that they croJd pat **««>' artraga on th* road, of tha .»=>* «r. aaat be two ■ knot i= hl* tri, aad th»a pec ad-* a« that held by the g.-rwr-uezd « pag'a lie af hia own. and F” tha bond* to tha M .b ;*r t Some fadto* ar* to ecocaitel tha: hullJ tba road, cl then. if they r-ril-l <ef Cngram io giro tha mxtgap ,s* they cuattaati* retort to tighteanag itopewvat waiet-faBaae*. It it tail that a hai d g ia Kha as cilieie 00LL1 Of Hi! > Cm*. BoU CeMe ea4 Fawaat Prefary. la a—eau Awe »a le »<.■*. 12S.90# in Hod BM»le ! 13.000 ia Cuk 1 »•,555 in Penunal Property iariauca a! tha oaatuaa article, aiacw aha hod aaaa bm oariag m tbacBff at tba tunc -I'M .ary if A frghuori you." he mm. “Tou’ee beau raadia^. haven't poatf" “Tea," aha aaid aUantly “X writ Tbapubiie wbool. of South Bead got out uf auud. aad a< tha t^arhm 3^3HLS3^’“,r P. A BILLXIfGS. A B-wtuu Arm adrrrtme* a * Louk. | Haw to Gel a Farm." It the a-lbur' kw.wa of aay beunr nt to nt Sr fam that M bay <!> be M worth LaUuing to K:.ig Kaxaob..maha -f the Sandwich bAadi u deal, and there do^s not cut lore SBTIt E. , Tte Re Tree Tar teiii!, t Great American Dy$p«p«:a Mill, sro. H1SACE KEEU1 All FiMILT Th- dimlAb payable ia Bucca dariagtbaawoth of January amuant tu tw-Jre miLoe* ot d-liar*. twxwirhalaui-a< the Ara. Buatou ta a thrifty oty. At a Cbriatan patherinj ia Data* ware. «rx jfeneratxxi• were pmect, th» • eldeat bring one htin.lrod and eierww y.ar* old aad the great-gteetgre i..-j£T>B-bn/.i*>»T uf the ymiagnrt. I <-/n«xha oy nu moaJnvji .■ 8-ajmpun,M. A Laurier troobie ewe ep-"> turrn w&a MtCamb «MaM*! ihat they hu.il eat (two him hia abate ot tb» ‘rwi* ' They ofimd him hi* mncey bark. baJ ho would take Kxhiac but *Mea. ami wasted tbeta to water it Uis but wuuidnoc “That" mH MtOwnb, I tsurbrfa.aroi aa I arpowi thi« w‘;-’^ siuszt r. tuhee, sty. ffiuisa,tain SELLS’ CARBOLIC. TABLETS. jBXSSjBifta HROAT AN* LB*B I1ISTIT8T. BLOOD PUBim <ew Book for Aja its . . . . . . *■ a ,.*a«a< ,EO. P. ROAELL A CO'S AMERICA HEfrffiAPKH DMTOBI aakad ywu tha ether day " -WLch ouaP You okad ma » maa; I mal romembee aay oua a pururular Oh, I tfauM I kaow new — what coun a •eck-tia I thnnght you looked bum *iy ■ bah ta. Wen. foOvwmgMH the it* at ahadaa. a* wa wnaaau hura them ia our draaaea, I dMuld mt a pfal $5 to $20 JIIIOBAat PICTUtEFRAMEl c.«cm LExnrrt.'; BEilAui GEO. F- afoWBEEiTco GAZETTEEB TAELE PEX T.?.r,S?*®?S lAMUfACfUHEZ. rioir, - - - jfzf/r. BOILER WORKS. HESDtiCEm FOR THE Advertisers’ Gazette, 41.'.0,000 aad rtaratf dirid-cla or ic I oraaae oc aecuuut of owriiF etoek of Aaa Credit tfoUfiar ; eri if rou wiB aaaaiaa the bouksef the Credit MoU.iar tad witaauae whom I will name, theJ •ruth win appM-. One uf the w.tr.eaa •< m Mr. Thoma* C. Daraat. who i* mrw ■aioj few too Afty *i.nnu 1aak. Id. It Would MU that omm ■/ the grtiataau who hri made detuala rxpec-t.-i ■adhaw deefaid Ararr tv go Latow th» eomaiittro aad aftna hia »worn amria the cbiarery nit deny tag hat ha had avar dmtBbutot lh« atoca * vrittaa tba latlm and ib» •!*£ Iht .rodurod Ir McCuab, to that Umt ! sight coat&ae fa tbair dedaia. ami ■^anbriy would thaa hare oct <-■:; But Aoroa «aa aowOBag t< b. . OMFORTS OUGH—. ■UWT — — 60,000 00 1N VALUABLE GIFTS: Condition Powders I Bent Wool Works. •MSUBE YOUR LIFE. Paaut Jaaa^ IX tea Cgfl b.’f.stejnhoff, •wwwar ta amwen > WMtMU Lt Im il Itf lm» Cajal ■ of xa»r yobk. ' � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-01-29.pdf 5d2182dd53255cebe0da7beeaa133f4e PDF Text Text =SH . HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN VOL XVII. Fro'ejwal sji 8h;lw Carif- WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 29. 1873. NO. 40., I wido porch at the Groves, the morning I after net arrival- She was very fair, Gir aa* m^moral-y ratffan; anl may xai shirt Jknllara ba ifcff-r that, china, an 1 wlifln than M^wtuilte fa Smite, t;mu jftd4l-.a-ricn.at mi mix*taah, «nd umy tii wiadoui t>o grate — area like tate *faman'.. Grant that i tear* iiatteriiJ*-, wurthv of all imit*ti.':i, ziud that i able may bo tew woAr a l*x< numbar f> on these number 10 fa*’. mine. Fill up mi kup to thb brim's rosy top wi|h honor aud bum-aty. end xnaku mi neckties uttne ottemfa* tew unit* wjjh sorrow and con Cushion. Take away from uui all ramfe, but grant that my Sunday pauterloor.* may fit nib even a’» korn fittelh the knb. Itetnovo far from mo, O gentle For­ tune! all pride and vein vrfpaiashun, but grant that mi name etnwug wimen may ever be spolren e»li**iri»«f glad- । and was going io give him exnplnynurat; ' in his own store. He said that if ba1 I could only reclxhn his erring brother ii , would be tta l>mt and desrest Christ­ red to bo sandy, yot glow, waving ami I maa present he could export. Tho reck­ A CON FIBMED BACHBLOK. pretty tn it* free unbrand maswa. Her less man uppuori to bo truly peulirmt. figure was graceful, and she wm a lady and this extraordinary mooting may lie Everybody know* O-fan E. Dodgv, tho means of raring him from tho iu everv word and look, while yet a free”tho founder of the Borton Xfatwy Jfs- State’s Prison or even the gallows.— h-arted child in many rvepeets. Slio looked upon the nriddle-agad •rest, and our present efficient Secretary ‘ ■te Awararo JMUfa. *T< miul •’xiravagancu ? I Borer saw I bachelor brother of her boats** inlh of tho Chamber of Commerce. Du Sat­ anything like it 1" . I re.pectful Uking, which developed into urday last a complaint was raid bsfaro 1 Mrs. Janna* Wataoo Mark* with muMako sal h«a.t toe glisten with char­ Judge Wilkin, by Cob IL H. Fintoy. >? Uxxrn asm Euteinox or Maar j.hasis nnd Iraliag, and Mr. John Cox : cordial good feeling in a few davs, Ho counsel ta Mn. Dodge, in which it was Qrxcx or Scots.—French Marr we have ily. but teach ml tavior nnd sbumaker i was m> kind, shn thought giatefullri' noun! her meekly, with it faint smile would carry hor drawing book for her | stated iu fulnotno language that Dodge called her—fur French alm really wse, bow tew wa t fur th rsr munti/ and bo hovering nrootul lite lipa. had Iteiu dieeovraed In unlawful rela- though Scotch in Irirtb. French she “U hat i» it now. Fanny f" Im asked to all the nicest places for sketching;1! tioas with a ae-viag girt on New Year’s was ia heart and eympethy, and by her 1 drove her oat dav after day, and even ‘ looking up from his newepapor at his indulged her in what Mra. ’Watson do-1 day; and th* complaint want oa farther mother's blood, and, with all her div smile thou on mi k-wk lag and periwig (fared a jiorfocdr insane dsrire, namely, Ij to state that Dodge had greatly mnu**d guises, never disouisnd that from her­ nabby. Esnior* far from me all gluttony, but sad abused his wife in various way* on self or ether*. If *ho were. Indeed, a। a cauter upon his own favorite here, The wot4 was fairly out of | Thunderer. Then iu hi* trip* to town' numbedoMi ocraeinns. Tho complaint saintly qneen. Ahn did not «#no of a preserve mi appetit* for toast “with a Mrs. \V.M»on'< month, and Mr Co'he always rcmcmliered a package ofi nra red for an injunction to restrain family which was prolific -in saint*. quail oa it in all u* original buty. saonieti to fully undrastan-1 nil it im­ I candie* fur the cto’Wron, and a separate|। Dodge from selling his property until Her paternal grandmother wls that Teach me to shun all deeopthnn, bat plied. ■ dainty box for th* biggest child of all,' •ueh time a* ata could brtog suit for di- English Margerot whose unwomanly help m* tow marry a big pda,nt last, “Elio* suits me.' lot said larily. "Sho lust was not even hid beneulh **woman- mixing sum rosidsn nr ymittg'widdo . a* Mr*. Watson would call her, ns ahn ! keeps tho house in order, cooks superb­ )y reserve—"an ignorant, dscoitfal, Inw< njiyed her ehare of sweets. f rr —-rwr ——s-------ly .111.1 never Iwsihara." Cuuning Jfra. Watrau ! Not a wwl ।*** ,UrtT V*far» par week in th« nsindod. odious woman;" drying her ».«r ih* i'~«,'.oj r.««> h or hint now dropped from her lip* to i “‘"•“’■•t ■ ’• 4 ’ widow's (oar* in (hre* months to marry but groat, kind Fm ttuw, that mi hat Mrs. \VaUon, with supremo scorn. her brother iqra ihe often dricussd ,ul>. I “ sjwcufaiiuu tho haadaouMi Earl of Angus; divorc-jIkaut be boat, nor the larraider tint or , The dust under the sofas, bureitus nnd ijoct of matrimony. Sosawhat oaten ta I aa ‘ “ to *“ what* answer Dodge * would put in ” ing him afu-r two years to marry 1>4|bui Hora* bi -xoecdr-l. be-ls isnn inch thick. As for cooking, tiously she would beg him not to allow ' in reply to these proceedings, but no paramour, Ftewart of Aroodala; and i। Fill mo with oearage true and nrldj, do you know, brother John, tho waste, Laora to take him from, his paper or : one, except himself and coubmI, had nine or ten years later seeking a new !' ba: if any maa offerii t4 amote me, gi-r goes on in your kitchen?” fieriness or vnufeon and mi . cigar. Rhe drew his attention to iiu> j, the slightest iathnatian or thought that ->-nvw mat »nc uuout rr.om io uerniat i "But, Fanny—" ,!w »P*®,1 °L tiio roebuck. I fart that Laura actually wrapped a ii ho would b* able to briog forth aneh a love; a* treacherous to h< r nation aa to ' “I will sjwak/' nas fae rejoinder that crusher. Certain it ia, th* honorable her husbands; selling information and , Ketuoro aU aflectashua for froca me. cut short the contemplated mnonstinnro. »<-arlot skua 1 around her n h.n she ware ! gentleman who was prosecuting fan aw Iterarif to th* Engiuh goveramoot, and ' &•“ k'^’P WP*? a •hitnnieriug green tissue that suited l “If 1 did not como over now and then. . Tar the fair client bad no suspicion of for poor wage* too; and at th* laat p*y-! 1 b*T" el'Mt * M* i what wa* coming. 8*tanfay had been lag the penalty all traitor* pay iii\iiai-', ■ rat for the beating of th* argument for vernal neglect and contempt. Thia Mar-I. Take away ual ur mxeitu al, kfad* ot tlie injunction, and it i* unneceorary to guxel'a sou, James V.. was Mary’s fath- kwaitta, «>ut tesrb me to keep a sekre:. . say that the court room wa* crowded. er, of whom we ran asv nothing wore* ,b’’ »ho raei* me nu hair di. ful fail* M-h-iunltr, “Yon must get «' Ktl Ti . A«”* •’> thinite »ttb modraAy abo« - .. And John would kumetime* admti. I Eminent amons th* a*sra>b!y towered thxn that h* wa* a gennia* Stuart, nod Tc*’ "u •inpp'nff »« sometime* combat Uu-m tact*, and still i[ the nisssiro and important form of Col. nothing Utter than that ha was prhap* , * —. of „e .■ — -re ------- 1 jin n execuciisaoe mi devoted the lang leisure hoar* of a'' Finley, large ia hi* si-use of admiration iu the ibrat them. TTgorotu execu­ ;l>u: “<*“'1*“• Iuu“l • at Ihe pickle he bs-l plarwl |oor Dodge tion, but vacillgtingin pa™**; ■brave, 'oo k.Mt to eprvad liafore lb*'eyoe of rountry life to Laars. Tho promi-sed month wa« nearly over. । in. Th* cvmplamt was read, when, by but both false tad fickle; oondrerand- men filled cilli envy. and Fanny pleaded far a few w*~k* i■ Dodge's couusri, Judgv Tarafrey pro­ fag to the people, yet a* <>u» who baa. Make me at all time* of. the poor . dured n volumiuuus roll of MH- end cantrmpt for ths tn ; of good uuderstauil- Lealhea thoughtful, at church not for­ n.are of her brother's society. ing* but of degenrrnle morale ; rebell-; getting the printer to annoint. Stith a 10 "Don’t ieare ms now, John, when 1 i I'TOcved'd to read hi* answer First, Dodge admitted «omc minor fag agwinet the roctrnl of the Scottish Mtn going to m*k* the house pleasant points in the oumplainl, sack wi the fact nobility, only to resign himself into the ItytMT* fnno me all gra luvus and "It is pleasant er.ough Faa.” “You are a dear good fellow to say ।, (fiat Mm D. bad home him children, bud* of (He Itomu (latbefa church- , pimple* all buuyan* and kora usatireroil*, upd grant Ibex mi calls auil fatten *0, but I know how you must have,' etc.; but h» denlwl, <>u separate cutmis, <•» eifar duist, and tai cheeks food on been bored, John. Dancing atU-ndonre }| the allegatioas of abusive condort and __ ___________ I • , plumper*, and mi hart ever bubble nod upon a seboobgiri must have been rim- | adnlteiy, fa Isf*. Col. Fiuky'a broad cd by bis rebeltou* army Mary Queen of Srate'. his only legit,■ “Is ovra with moray. ply horrible for a man of your fastidi- ■ recuienonce wa* an expressive picture ‘ of quiet cuutc-mpt for the denial, inter- mate child, toilM-tited from bini his Teeth mo mi ksne lo whirl as pocu“N'ut at all. Derides. Mtei Murray mingled with a moon of pity for Dodge But suddenly Mr. Lamfrev paused,h»m- sei-n-dnOM of (h.-’asarriam- tie. It is »uHi l.i.K drawn uut sweetooas that has left school.' Thc icrwn givinc the first correct; lolution to the above Rcbna, will be entitled to A PARLOR tued vigorously, cast a sly took at Fm■igrifaant of the credibility of wnten,. ' nf * ‘he.sung jwnpjc »h*n kail m*“ J«ra ' “Bat sbo is so young yet. I am sui STOVESjfecond, 1 Set of Toilet Wtare. Third, 1 Sef of Knives and Forks. The solutions must be “WelL Lirtiu Bate her unformed mind can never offer com­ I toy. whkh drew every eye to that ta-ii- jtoraaeous history that this nrau. who Furit^.' clan profile." vidual a* if with un intuition of wh*: msiumined a ticHch Irarem with four i Hmito >(»«. upra all hatfara and bar panion-hip for yours." enclosed in Misled envelopes. which vwill l>c numbered ns received anti on the lirist <lay of April.. -And sandy hair .. .. ; was to follow, nnd then proceodfaHorenobl* wive*, aud left half u <?<aen Itfa' •» shirfmakws and giovtaa, all "Thiiro is a grvit dead of uudcvalopod the prize* awartletl to the sncreMful persons. 1873, the envelopes will he opened aiitl i thing more dob-stable than a not hr jeiwcr there, Fan. She brings a fresh cite an aatosUhiitg array of sworn iitfi- gitimata children nf rank, baridra no - iwriunxraa and ctoatisfo aU woeh wimis aaudy hair.-’ _• -c_ shu*.•. Links and. *foxgiv them » the_ vivacious iuisiligoore to bear upon #1- ' dsrita, in which It wa* explicitly - barged man know* bow many unknown baatenl* men sod "Julia tiiosw has hair n> brown most every subject A fow reais of that r faley bad committed the crime of should be written down a* th-- most ex.' dels i may owe (bcm. and causa me tow wrejj over man and hie mrnuy miefarforeign travel would do wt.'nderv for adultery with Mr* Dodge, and affidavit empfary and vitlunu«nf monarch* followed aSdavlt, allegatiou followed . lly her father Maty was a Stqjrt: oa Riesa all nsasJ* or outate, all widdt-'. jjertrr. • 1 think son ore very kind to speak allegation, all interworan in a net-wm-k ; her mother's »id» »h> l>el,mgwd lo the ! T/irraino* ef France—n family a* un­ of tier in that way, John, roar little, their character. scrupulous a* it .was faring. It was thing she is very plain,” ' nf gray that slia-les to a lirsh gt—-n in •■Plain, Faa.! plain! -You never «aw , Poor Finley ! His face was then a ।I her uncle, the ehiealresr* Dake of Guise ' hours of a moist tribulation. " a more exquisite complexion, and hsri picture of living colure. Evexy cys was who, coming one day upoa a <ongtega-1 "John, yon arc incorrigible. But 11 eyes nro most explosive nod brilliant’ directed toward him, and aa tho aslon- lion of Protrataat*, mra for worship, I hud ho|*s of you when you were tending ‘•Bui grevn: in tr-ar*’ John. And, iahing and umixpvj-.tcd cvidemeo fell hot and opening fire upon (io-m. a ben tb« — hot house boqueta and handsomely such boots F 1 from the burning lipa of the reader, a poor, nr.srtned martyrs hrokn through p»lip bound vohitocs of the poets to Mrs. curious pink am seen to form over Km- the roof, ordered hi* soldier* to bring . e°r^ "Good gracious, Faa.!; Gordon. Sbo'wm so handwxue. «n-l »■ | have the chil.t tramp’----- ’ | ley’a cars gradually deepening and theta down with tbeir shot, "a* one Li superior in every way ” try lanes and roods r-anted slip-; creeping over his checks lu his nose. bring* down pigaocs" hi* l»-ly looking I»» *----- ------- - —— -—-—* -- ------. “Fan., usvvr t-dl I told yon. She ,.—____ _______________ .in her sense ; As ihe nd Audi journeyed towards that on and hugely enjoying the exciting ; let th* eirtews *11 reek tni w-qtrafaianw-. wrote? Sho"wiM liierary- Fancy |»or' in wearing good strong shoe*." orzan the bltuh on the ears, failed, and snort. Il was her other unele, th* Car-1 »»d fre l with nu fires exquisit th* eolme with a wile dcfaihng tlui conjugal' “Of roursr. 1 aiq-rove cif sense, and a drcadrul pallor took Its place, and dura! of Imraine, whom 1’ins V. nick-! fair* that born* •>« tui buxsnm. . felxi’iee of Sophia and Alfred upon an- Laura hns as too say, con*idscab|e. 1 this also began to crosp towards the na­ named the “Ultramontane 1'00*,” and I will rm tbc- eu altar, kind Furfaint, if sbo wished to -ultivate her tal­ sal protuberance, driv^pg the magenta wbo signalized his devotion to the church tune, aa altar ax hi ■■ a lamp port, rf ent, she would soon write very welt red before it, until the unfortunate pre- bv holding at one time no fora than four-1 there mi prayer* are Mew ord—farewell teen liifaopr.es , aud abbeys, aad I b® th* present -don’t go hack on Beau Homo of her letters homo arc ready lite­ managing with great economy to lira i BauaetL tha beautiful, rary gems, they arc ro original and vi­ very cocucrtably on tho paltry income vacious- But I tap* fa* yv-or ehild of IWQ.UOO frnnra which tbsy annually' will never be litmrr.' brought him. "Ha i* nnt much belov­ ed,” sa ve a eotemporary; “he i* far | man devi-Jop adv |-nwer or talent she | “But, John, you will n?vrr find a per­ I o-sesses V from truthful, naturally deeritful aad ' fect woman, Every man’s wife tails rovetona, Irat/wK tf i fajfc*." The sis-' “But. John, how if her hubend short of his ideal. What can you say . ter of these Lominra, Mary of Guise, wants his dinner while Amelia and Paul, against that little daisv. Taura Mnr- am in agonies of separation upon pa- ' tlie mother of Mary Qunanof S-vt*. has 1 Mr*. Freeman. an aged lady living ia ray." been icercalr !.-*» bitterly ron-laouied ’ Crockery, Ottawa Co-, w.a mortally shat yer?’ and no Ira* highly eulogised that, her i a few days ago, owing to a rifle casually "Jast ths- sbo is a daisy, a brend-nud >uiu boaaht U««ku« interval rf MU butter-mi*.” ■ faugbter. On th* whole, there i* per- . falling iti an adjoining room . 1 | .... « I-M '• - •; “You art right. John; her sixteen .hap* ao better estimate of her chsracter ' vt-are would not suit well with yt-nr for­ : than that of Robert-on : "Mary Queen A New York street car candactor. ty summers. Hb«»is too young." of Guise posaowd fa* same hoid and > who s*M "yea, madam,” to a ladr, ha• Ob, as for that, I am not so very aspiring spirit which distinguished hra ' been presented . with a EMr overcoat. old, Fannr- My eves are iguarant yvt family ; bat in her it was softened by * of crow’s feat, and my hair unstreaked most Meady habits, whs had receised a the franalc ehaxactor, and amapanfod by gray ” tody for .1 week or two. Fan. 1 am not through buxineM education in his na­ with great temper and addrsoa." “Aud Laura's dim is a decided snub. I quite ready to start upon my travels yet, tive State, and who had tnade up hie This waa tho “nxartyiod qu**n's" Un­ mind to proepev in the uew country be cage. Her education wa* even less “Not at alt Rotrouseec, Fanny. I, and John went out. Ho was acareciy out ot sight when had chosen. The other was inciinsd to adapted to develop saintly qualities. "And lira tmir is sandy." be dissipated, and had figuied in ro Probably about (be hurt poratm fax the ; Mrs. Watson twisted around and seton"Fanny ? Her hair is p-orfart guidon ' many scrapes at home that he stood in i ishcd young Watson in an impromptu j iu color.' In Miuligh: it is a tint to drive 1 vvxy'bad odor in biavlUage. The broth­ ' waltz singing: Erott Etai. Mtn ib 11, 1112. an artist wild with enthusiasm." j ers lived together f« seme time in Ser. *Uc. <i*<«ae41 “Ob. John, John, you are very far • I think Honora Twi* would *mt Francisco, while both looked far situa­ yon better, John. Rhe i* more nie-!। gone." Before retiring that night aba paid a tions. The younger brother, however, i turn ” visit to taura’s room, end with wily fall into bad company and bad habits, “1 should think eu? 8be >• titty if she ।liuryiosi- Iroaght the ronvmation to nnd after a few month* thev sefaratod is a dav. and she Armses hideously. 1 ■I tear uj-cu her brother. bv mutual consent The elder obtained DEXT1ST 4 a situation in a wholesale atom as peril I idle is n nice old deer,' sbo said. at that affine th* other fay and inquired M rival. Pnfaably th* last school foe "papers for a week back.” Th* ! “Old! Why, lire. Watson, surely where one would choose to send a sus­ idea suggested wss that she wanted ' you do not rail Mr. Cox an old many” ceptible maiden to learn Jo*eoo* of pu ­ | ’ “ Na : but be fa middle-ag«f and fn»J. P. ROBERTS & CO thran for s pannier. "Well, John. I give it up. • I will try | rity would ho tho ceort of France in (he At Peoria, HL, leading talbofc citi­ to resign myself to the fact that yon are sixteenth century. And it was la the Matic Teaching. court of France' Mary spraii the most an* are making strong efforts to pre­ a confirmed old baclx-kir. And with thia parting shot, Mas. Wat­ sureeptible ytora of her Ufa—from six vent th* hanging of M Nally, tta «urfara.-, and are actively circulating » pe­ aad employed tounaal to defend him. to nmeteeu. Ceriaixjy fa* last custo­ son took b*r fiuuncee and feathers from Though riretnnstantially erid cat that dian* of the couaeienw which a modern tition io hsr* h'.* ssntenee cmrnatoA to her brotbm’e right, to bestow tho vision (ho prison ar had committed the crime would cfcooeo would be thus* Jesuit imprisoowsni for Ilf*. of tnefr magnificenco upon Mr. Watson and three olive-branches who awaited altactel, yet the actual proof waa so father*—Vasqura. E«cnbar. Mrnfara, hta ago does get fussy, settled opinions, meager that in his trial at the pinaici- for example -who did not hraitnl* to to a neighbor’s wife, inviting her V> especially if be ia a confirmed old baeb- oel rourt he waa acquitted. Th* aider defend by tlusir casnietvy. »wd under meet him under the pole a3rirsnom>. brother now renounced tho criminal al­ color of religion, fraud, fotgery, false­ Tho husband got (ho note fir*-., and ’ "But, Mra. Wntsor, he—he-you together, and until Christmas ere they hood, murder; aad whoso te*chfa|p, kept the appointment Two deetor* Medicines know—perhaps-Is lie a renfirmed olo had not met for nearly ten years. Ad­ before they were counts* acted by the have >»en at work on the Kansas man. bachelor r she -a hi desperately at vancing rapidly in 'the ratomn of his prate, ta n£ such believers as Pascal.and in whrnn they fannd a riA lead -nunc employer* the indurtricu* young man such hcvetio* n* Luther, brought forth hat. ’ TbeTTtMrille Frr- aayn. "AA ia ,oun found him*«-lf in tho receipt of a their fruit in the Msaasinstimi of Wili “Oh, yea, dear; John will never marand mutually rt** fo a Ham of Orange aud of Coligni, end in toxketed printer in Eau Bl.-Tout* partnership in the firm vbsrh I s bud ciocMirsJ nltrtcAoxul tutored a* a store-porter. He |.urclraa- omsw. And tl was the— fethere, and t-d a bouse un Bush street, married * j their apt diseipln the CanWnal of Lor­ lady with a <-aa ridoral>1* fortune of her raine. who were the keepers of Mary’s upon tba little Wateen*. Sbo did not want John’* monoy. she own, aad on last Christum* saw three dbnarirneo.—Ltmxx Aren. In Wwaer’s would decfam truthfully- She wanted beautiful rtrildren around him to enjoy Jfvso-w/w Aehwey. to sra dear John himself happily mar­ the woortcer of tho Chri*ltna« tree. Witx’xac Parnirm Imp But.—A (Turk gvmUemaa. with That aigbttbo family retired about mid­ ried, with children of hie own to inkernight. Toward two o'clock in fa* morn­ ing the gentleman beard a noise below stairs, and muring quietly oat of "bed, । •hows kew far from ruxesaful she had been; but a luminous idee was now stood at the b*ad of the stairs to aware reepaneibility. himaeH that his suspicion* of burglars busy in her mind, and she proceeds4 tn being in fa* boua* were eorract. Die •■C. O. D."—“C. Q. r*.” a a ikraoMact upon it. w t l-rs of uurh jeculfar oad peremjitoty •‘John,’ she said, a hen bo atrollad in­ glram of a cu<U>? in the narior basuxssgnifi-iuaos as 11 bars b-eftno familyr ed hhu. and returning to bh bedrccm to her parlor tho next evening, "we ore to all who ere terra 1 Tn etprew. A and aiming himtelf, ta crept down going tn tho Groves next week-, wlteti new iufariretatuBi of th«u e-w« to as rtatia, to caprare tta thief. He tad from a Cuwinnali eorre-ponmmt. wan proceeded ao eoutiwsJy that tta bur­ glar was not nwaxe of any <** stirring in th* hotiw-bold. and when be reached "Now, John, tuu will give u« one month first 1 Come, fa promise.” “But, Fan., Jon always have so much Michigan -Exchange. •Tf you will come, 1 won't have any­ Sdrrt il'Oi wi2 FARMERS BLACKSMITHING! J Bitiiii. Mviile MHIME Russali & Kevins Immense Stock DRUGS PAINTS & OILS 8 « :s Hots'-, S'«>/ Carriage 4 Home OAT x? T1 1 XT n Gold & Silver Wetches CT. CM* U^r.1. >. Ett f ii JiJrtti i HASTINGS IA1BLS WCRKS body at all—not a youog lady; I hare teased you awfully about a wife, John, hut I will let you alone afror ih *. You ! may hr* and die in single b eeeodnras, .f sou taaUy fasti* it-” - --------------- - --------- --------“Then I will coma Bn' you told me tho lost time wo apokn of trie Grores, j ty-five year* *co were the that Mis* Murray was going with you I who is now a resident of tit I for a mouth." been brought into court aM ___ s***CS*J “<>) mt r. wl,rir. thrt’SMSrtfr wbei do« ths pr- rapter towld ate tp,»y-" " That if How v, firsra x C----- “ risked faoa.ta.IW*^ — rritor. Both | J ‘ �Tha object of this Arocciufoa fo to;; l*ur ox Intro* remombg at theidgQK keep alive tlie flrM ot palriolism by I| Hastings M O. Jan. 281h, 1873. > freshening up the motneries of tho men !I Batfow Aegustua, Dusamaa Libia*, m* ' ^6 ia regard to the Groat Reballion, ito bat- ’ DreMCUt John, Fast Geo., FsniraWorth The I I-idda, Foster Evo, Flint Mrs. A-, Gralie*, its marches, il» hardships, and tho Hnvcneatnp Jamra A final glorioro victory ot th* L’nfou:J ham Mra. W. J. It appears that two Senators have been eteetwd by tho Kellogg I^irtatarv of Inuiaiana. (tee Mr. Ray, for a wry short nnexiared term, of 88ua*w Kel­ logg whore Gubernatorial honor* require hi* resignation from the Senate, end the other, acting Governor Piuohbock who ba* been elected to fill a six- year term. The muddle in all the affair, of that State and tba mix up nf three cir' ' * «1 many anxious exact status of gla nrntr ofthoSSd insL Ou Tuesday, tho 16th, the Northern Michigan Agricultural and Mechanical Society having been notified that tho Committee of tho Btate Bocfoty, oousistiug of tho Hon. W. J. Baxter, of JoureviTlo; IL G. Wed*, E^., of Kalama­ zoo ; 8. 0. Knapp, Eeq., of Jackson, aud IL F. JohMteo, of Detroit, was prMouL Tho two commitlee*|of tho rerr-M-tlvo sociolM-s met. On motion of Mr H- G. Wells, Pres­ ident Q. W. Grigg* was appointed chair­ man. On motion of Mr. BaxterJHJ.JWrils was appointed BeoMary. the central figure in the entire affair. He at last acrounto was highest in tho ballot for U. B- bens tor by hie own Leg­ islature. Iti* said that th* doeuira of Judge Durol^ in favor of the Kollorg Board of Canrasaera has already bran made Thin is yet apochryplial, hut, ,if it prove true will pretty well rettfo the legal status of Kellogg, Ray and Pmck- election, held pursuant to the Cbnstitutwo, ou the first Tuesday slier the first Monday ia November in 1832 and envy seeond year thereafter. If this vfow of the ca*e bo true, no ara*sidmeDl incroroin< the saforiee can be acted upon by th* people prior to Nor. 187 4. We clip the above from Senator Dew­ ey’s ‘organ’ of January the 8th in- salaries of ourCimil Judges waapeudfog before tho people, did th® Btatrr otter a *seyl»«vnfin fororof a proposi­ tion whish now it claims to ‘heartily endorseF Thrvugfaont all tho epoochcs inflicted uvon th® defjneolcui tse-.nlo of thia Senatorial District by the Editor of tho Jasasr, during the late campaign, did he ever utter a single word in favor of this wise aad just meoauro ? If so, wfow, and wforsf And when, on tho af­ ternoon of Thursday, January ‘.'th Inst, at tho spring elections ? Recognizing no right on the port of ths Divooe Lawyer who ecribtea for the Editorial columns of our rotempcrary, to call us to account for any vote w» doc Indians * gnat injustice- The dfoposition to encourage settlers u taking । albthy good load and making Indian rMorrttious out of rocky barrens I been badly /selected. It ia subject to killing frosts through all tho Sumtuei and deep snows in Winter, being a high valley among the Cascade Mountains. No tnorv cheerlooa region for farming purpaww could perhaps be found in tho i country. (fojjJd by cold aud hunger, 1 the Indians kill a fow scttlen and nwd ago aarttlcaient as tho means their cv| [«rience teaehoa thorn to be moot cer-’ tain of calling the altantam of the Gov7 eminent, aud securing betxst treatment. 1: appear* that Agent Dynr rays hi* I Indians, tlie Mudacs, cannot sustain themselves on the reservation assigned । them, and the result is they are turned upon the rettiements. They are therefore lighting for their | live* aad there of their familio*. They w* acted tn perfect harmony with our own conviction* o! right and justice and in amrdancn with the views of the men by whose votes we wore honored by an compass just small enough t*. keep the election to the Senate, in voting against . dreadful end of thoir muornblc lite* giving our Supremo Judges a salary of I . continually before them. 85,000^ach per annum. Wo did vote I to giro them, each 84,000, which in our The Committee onjfi'enaibns judgamont is all that thoir service* are worth to the people, and a much more Ileus® of Representatives have liberal compensation for their services, I ously agreed to report a bill U than 85,000 would be for our Governor, or 83,500 for our Circuit J-d<-, and I। make an important change iu the aola! rite of thoan engaged in that bureau. yet the people refuse to giro the latter ' The saloryj.if the Cteramireionor, Chief evra 82,500 at the last election*. It is j art trw*, however, as our cotampornry Clerk, nnd Baade of Division*, will be would have his readers believe, that wo I did not urge tho adoption of tha salary i with tho amount of labor porformtd and roaponribility assumed. A new officv through the columns of the Bsxxxa aad : wdl be created—(has of assistant Comby every personal ctfort we could mako, | mia*ionjr— with a aalary of 84000, tha as our friends in all parte of thia Bena- amount now received by the Commfotorial District will affirm, but it ia true, rioac-r. Th® free of Examining Sutthat we did not favor that one limiting geoaa all over the U. 8. will be rairod| the number ef Grevuts, but tho editor tLu* enabling mans experienced physi­ of the /rarwaf should know enough to cians to fill position* which they now poridrely decline oa accoant of iiqufficienocyof cumpensatfon. One of tho nieit impartant sections act of ours through his column* or from of this bill i* contained in tho proposi­ hia extrew.-ly loon hung tongue, we do tion to publish in each County newspa­ not deem it of any important-? to giro per a list of the pensionsre of that com­ further attention to his willful misrep- munity, thus by publicity preventing resentstirwi of our action pertaining to gross fraud* on tho Government which ere daily being perjwtrated by reason of the secrecy maintained In regard to I dilution being submitted at the April stonirwi, we rwfor the editor to article XX Becton ero of tho Couslitutfou, and to tho vary abte report uf Senators Em- ing, and tho following officers ware elated for thAnsuiug year: President—Gcu. W. Ii. Withingtuu. Vies President*—Gen. G. 8. Wbriuer, Copt Clinton Bpenccr, (.’apt. J. H. M<Gowan, Surgron E. J, Bcaine, Gon. J. H. Kidd, Ool. W. B. MttCreery, Maj. B. W. Huston, Jr., Maj. T. Morris, CoL W. B. Wright Treasurer—Capt 8. IL lluw. Eaootding Secretary--CoL Delo* PhillipeOotToepouding Secretary —Col. C. 11. Grant Johnson offered a preamble aad neo- j Executive Cummittoo—Gen. Withing fattens which was debated and amend- ton, Maj. H. Buula, Gen. F. W. Switi, A and tbs following drawn by Mr. Capt (J. W. Watkins, Gen. U. I- BpeulBaxter, accepted aud adopted : A resolution of respect iru pared to ! Wane**, A committee havo been appointed by the business committee of j tho memory of the lute Col. C. J. Dick­ the Michigan State Agricultural Society, I inson of Hillsdale, of the 10th Infantry. to meet tho Northern Michigan Agri­ The next annual meeting is to b< cultural and Mcdianical Society to con­ ' sider if some plan of union of tho two hold at Jackson, April Oth, 1871. aocietiea could not bo agreed upon, ana The banquet at tho Lausing House a committed having been appointed by was most sumptuous and nbundauL The tho Northern Agricultural and Mae’uanical Society to meet such committee.and bill of fare contained 26 dishes of ng-Jtand full, 11 of iclblies, 18 ot eakejpd jvlliess. D of fruit and nut*, with tea,< dfee, and champagne. No hotel in the Blate could present' a more t ;irun:iu repast, or tables more beautifully deco­ rated with pyramids of confectionery, boquets of flowers, aud luinislura Co.lU flags, than the tables prepared by Mr. Hudson; and every thing was retvud with that quiet, prompt etficien-y char- meat of such committee give a plodgv to tender the resignation of tlirir re­ spective office*, it rendered nece**ary or desirable that the place* may be filled by tho pcrooca recommcwlod "by soeb joint committee ; and further, that at leart one-half of tho members of the Executive Committee of each society pledge thetaaeivee to such joint oonlmittee to tender their naignaaon if-^eces*ary or desirable that thmr places may 'bo tilled by tho persons »o rooimmouded, that the now board of officers and m*mix»r» of the Executive Cutnmitteu may fuu-ly represent tha interact* «.f the «-n- I tho rock* qc the mountain aide* and , Gght with terrible energy, seldom giv­ ing the troop* a chanee to reach them i While they*pick off the troop* with imI punity. Thia miamanaguaicnl of tho Modoc* i* in duvet violation of the President'* Indian policy, and the soonor the injditice ia receded from, and tho Iniana are treated with jusfon and hu­ manity, tho belter it will be for tho rettlera of that region a* well a* tho Cuan- New Advertisements. IF YOU WANT HASTINGS, MICH. AKR’S BACON & Tar Cordial, BUSINESS CIRCLES. NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY For upward* of thirty-eight years tlie Dxraorr Fxxn Paua has bo?n recog­ nised aa one of tho leading journals ia tho West This high position—to long maintainnl-it will be the constant aim of the publishers lo doserro an j retain. With the increased facilities nt com mun3 tho publisher* will strivu to make tho Zrw J'rers in the future »till more than in tho past, a good newspaper. Tho Xrar Pnu, |olitically, will be devoted to au intelligent support of thoee Throat and I-rtanjo- l«utperily of tho nation can bo best subserved and proaiotad. Its BDITOR1AL DEPARTMENT Will be conducted in a spirit of fairness ! titles un Current, Political, Social aud ■ Moral Topics, will bo of that olmractar ' which baa given th" Fru Prut so nxtended a reputation. _ In this department will bo found in­ formation received by telegraph from all l*rt* uf tlw> world. In it* telegraph­ ic now* tfo> /rw J'rsss ia second to nona and contains a larger extent than any other Michigan newspaper special die[.atchre. thereby giving Its reader* tho *-arli«wt and inort cranploto inteUigrocw uf all important event*. THE IXJCAL DEPARTMENT. Will be inten-rting and entertaining, full and complete, abounding in those spirited and racy descriptions of currant iivi-nt^ which hare rauwd the f'rM Prt— *o 1m, tn largely quoted from and have given it a rvtiutviioa in all sections of tho United States as being in tbi* re­ spect absolutely unexcelled. I THE MICHIGAN NBW8 DEPART- The guoits sat dvwu to tha viands ut 1 about 10 o'clock, aud the toast-giving rommenred at llillU. .Ml tho piartk-i who ware expected to respond to toasts, excepting three weto pn >,-ul Ueu Wm. Humplucy toast-master. exercises uete diversitlsd by mueftarok; tho lacnsiug Silver Cucin.-t BaS, end singing by a quarte tte, cjmIHswid uf Mrs. Woodcock, Mr*. DoVim-y, Mr. Lee, aud Mr. Bouicat, with piano ai-eumpauimeut by Miss Barnard. Aa tlie opening exerriMe, n pic:u written by a Michigan lady wav read by Hen. E. W. Swift, entitled ‘OurDefeu lcts,' aud ‘dedicated to tho MiiLi^an ! Will contain an a.xmrato record of the doing* in every locality of the Start, gathered mainly fron special oonwepoudunts selected fur thoir intelligence, trustworthinra* and the forilitiro they I I'lUCU for traamitting the eariiMt and I most important information. Under this heading will come special reports of public events occurring within the boun­ daries cd tho State, written by member* of the A’rw Prm' Iteportaital Staff, 'with *ueh judgement, accuracy and dis1 crimination a* shall insure strict relia’ bility. FARM AND FIRESIDE DEPART- First-Class Instruments. Hew Scales. KtTICE. New Styles. New Prices. ft Pitt Tree Tir Ctrtiil, Very Low. Great American Dyspapsia Pills, Tf'areroom, A’o. 255 Greene, near lighth St., WOBM SUGAR DROPS thigaa. It* market reports contain ■rything ot interest to tho morchanta, fully collated and rovirol, and record all the jrimipal tranaactiod* in tho ra­ tions article* of trade; froduce and mt rehandi«A in the market* of the lead­ ing ot.ys in tho L’muu, n* well as more KERRY R. WISHART. 1*1101’ltn-rroii. I.ITERARY FEATURES. :v ;• [ for a higher level and a broader th-’, i I For twenty reais it Las lx co riait.ug thr people all o»vr the land, aud fog to establish itself in th - r bunm ui ItogutSr mecuag of the Common a power for good—a<wktag to man Coon-til, at the Council Room, Monday brut la purer acd ha|<pier. But it L.I Lmitationa which are now pueix-d asLlr evening, Jan 27 th, 1873. Hereafter it will take the form vf tbeditor’s own ulcsdjof what a uuigari ■ B. F. NORRIS & CO The irn Prtu will bo cuudueted with ' the sauto careful nxrard to tb« eefoction of all that is interesting and instrnctirv. 1 the general utiu being to pniduoo such a. journal as shall iiwl a welcome ia I • »<-ry intelligent homo circle a» well a* i the- <x*mting room aud t!u> offii c, on.that so citizen of Michigan especially can rdk.rd to do without. Tm Diitr Fax* Parse, superior in nil n-’pect* to any Detroit newspaper, is furnished to mail eubscribvr* nt Txs i 139 Tltc lit-Wiuit Fata; Paca* Wl. tain* all the nesra of the daily, and is nuliiislied thriev a week, bciug far the | brat jouraal fur farmcra oml merchant s residing iu tho interior who, while xa t tejing tufficivnlly well informal throng'll u weekly uewipapor. still hay. oU Use n ail tnrilitic* to enable them to take a dufly. Tlii* isliuon is furnished at ' Fits Duturs a year. Tnz Wxzxiv Fata Parse for Miclugai i readers, by l«r the Bert journal publish­ ed, ia furnished al Two Dollars a veer. Io the grtler up of a club of fire an ex­ tra copy wilt be furnished. For data, uf ten tho mice will bo 81.80 for each per year. Extra inducement* to eun vaMH.ro to bo had on application by.let- The prevent number la one of great IdinutM of. previous mootiuga read excellence aad inlrmt, aud a ]Mui*e and approvad. of the good thing* to eoOM< . It ba* By Aid. Wood— That an order of 831.75 on general Levei greatly enlarged ood Literally IL highway fund bo drawn in favor of lustratod. “Pipacy Potto'* begin* n new Jan. Sth, 1872, fur which an order was never drawn. The amount being for work on and about Iron Bridge. Carried. Mured by Aid. Jewell, that th® Fire Wisharfs Pine Tree and impartiality, free alike from peraon| ul rancor or undno fiiroriteiam. Ito ar­ Fourth, We further recommend that •die next annual fair of the united aoci♦ty shall be fold at some point north of tho line of tho Michigan Central Railroad. Tlxwe resolutions were reportrd to tho the Raw Rvcrnit—R«*]*>nvc bv Maj. Executive Board of tho Northern Mich- H. A. etiaw. ' tan Society at thoir option in the af­ Michigan—Be*p<'n*c by liovcrout ternoon of the 16th ins»., and were, af- Bagiev. Tho I’Jo**—R«*[>->um> by 8. D. Bing­ imously adopted. ham. . In compliance with their rocotnmeudOur Fallen Comrades—Uestnir-.- by dlivns ths following gtntlemen were ap- Gon. B. M. Cutchvon. t [idntixi u member* of tho 'joint eotnThe Loyal Women - IL->tvu -e ' mitteo projoecd to lotm a union of the Cok C. B. Grant. _ two eocietie*. The Hutue Gustd-IL-on-in-e bv < d Edwin Phelps, of Poatiao ; Anderson j C. V. Do Land. Skout, of 8t John*; A. 8. Browne, । Wtaia Johnny came Man-bing Huinc Ikmtwatsr; C. I* Whitney, Muskegon ; —Response by G. n. W H. Within;Townsend North, Vassar. The ccimmilti-e of the Michigan State Agricultural Society recommend that the annual meeting of tho Executive Uemmittoe be called by the President I Tho January issue uf “Ailhur’’ ia at I oar table. Tho 2/te* JfofsaM talcs | with this number, iu "New Departuii time la which to make a,report. Carried. The Finanse Committee reported back have been supplied by tho phonograph­ tho account of I. A. Holbrook, of 8100. ic notes taken on the spot at tho time Moved by Aid. Jewell, that tho report uf tha Court of Inquiry. The notes hare boon re-transcribed iu long hand of the Committee be tabled. Aye* and and corer a long period of groat histor­ nays called and resulted as follows: Ayes — Eastmtn, Wooley and Jewell ic record. It makes 3,361 pages of le­ gal cap—averaging 225 words to tha Noya—Hama and Wood. ^y Aid. Jewell— page. Mr. Benj. Pittman, one of the Thai Henry C. Lfcwis be allowed an best phonograplmn of tha land arrived here to-day with this record for use ox tension of thirty days fur eellectfon of taxes in the citv of Hasting*, to date from Feb. 1st, 1873. The House Bilk amended, abolishing the franking prinisge ia toto, Ium just pa sard tho Senate. It will go to the piro State. He remained st the Capi­ Hoose lor concurrcnco. tol, alteading to the »nsnnii of the naArmstrong, the sitting Delegate frouw tioo, while tM Republican member, of tha New York Legislature in caucus IE., Horn Richard, Johnson Honco A. — - aflrrnoon meeting w.ut hold of Jordan ' ~ i wo hn* no report, but the buri j neetiuga we* held iu ilio ‘Ifopre-I 1873. Detroit Free Press- ‘Window*’ hero been a great feature ia : tho Jlew. Every subrcril>cr to tho Magarino for 1878 will receive n «.;.y LADIES' REPOSITORY I’’OK 1W73- Otr tr Sit fl Ik Ians imb bob un Fuma, srucra . WATER UH un at rue Shingles, Lsth, &c. B. F. STKrSTHOFF, corner of Madison, CHICAGO. Pearl Batt*, Ice Pnclicra. CaflroUrro, byrup Disbea, Bpoon Holder*. ’fop* and Goblets, Braodeto, OoH Tumbles. Silver Thzmblr«, Gold Loektte, loveliest «tevl engravings ever i«>uixl Terms, 82.,'HJ a year, with a rodurtion fur club*. Address T. 8. Arnica & Box, Tax Lxnr's FttzrfFua Fnacxav.— The February number of this cltanning Magarino open* with aa engraving rep­ resenting a young mother looking t.-nrfully over an old le*eon-bcok which be­ longed to her daa.1 child—a ameet and touching picture. Then there te a land­ scape, a Bridge over a Swiss Ravine, and a ntmiiwt of Fashion Cut*. The Music te ‘The Mountain Echo Galop." The literary contents arc “Cotem-l Cembrelleng*. Valeutma," by Deiey Ventnor; “Una and her Prinrv," by Mia* Muxroy ; “Seeing and Believing," by Martin C. Payne; "Darothea," tliapening of Fanny Bodgron's new nov­ elet ; “A Rumoneo of West Point." by By Aid. WoodEil* P.onmm Church: “Count Osborn's Thai the report of Committee ap­ Rwfu*al,” by Marion Howard; “The pointed to confer with some person in Mortar at Greyland*," Mt*. Hour-. regard to acting as City Attorney be ta­ Wood's ne w Durol. Ac., So Send for a •ample number, containing all the iuker, from the table. ducemento. Price 82,00 a year, or 82.Cji-Iik.k. __ _ -T..,. State St £. 3 city lit»s ctpoi c id Has now on hand a com­ plete assortment of Books. Stationery, Pens, Penhold­ ers, Ink, Slates, Pencils, Pictures, Picture Frames, Initial Paper and Envel­ opes of the latest styles, Picture Cord, and Fancy Articles for the Holidays. Call and sec them, J/to. Ipw. ft talar LiiiKil _ Sinkal aid Istaital, DENTIST 4r Ff» P"T Offnt. paijst Tiisror J. SKWAUB Music Gold & FtMSBttr ui ] �Tq* RypUsuciyi Th* Lwgielaturo i* to have a rotas* for • few daya tXhen- are many deaths this winter— rnually among *ld«rly jieoplc. let fever and diphtheria kavu occured in Woodland recently. When th* flooring i* ready at the school building work will progress more rejadiy. _______________ £. ■murrv.j-.st. cmitiH.___ Ltcal tow Foticej. Subtcrijriou* to th* Bixxxa are com. i«g in quite hrvly. Ploea* accept th* thank* of tho publishers fat the *amo. JSXSI5SMK8t^‘ A horse belonging to Gov. Begley ran away one duy last week, and broke yttur watehea, clock*, or jewelry at low­ a leg. feu »5u0. er rates than at any other establishmeat in th* city, call at the Barber Shop Building north side of S'at* St. I want any iqdantity uf prim* roil Butter far which 1 will nay the highswt market prico in cash. I also want dross id chicken* for which, if fat, aad drawn, I will pay 10 eta. pur pound. C. ft. Siunnr. Hastings, Jan. 21, 1878. ■ ICHK.4* CUTBAL B B - <*ee He**. Ktrenger!—Tharv ie not an Institution in tho City of Heatings that la mure worthy ot patronage, than that of Hraamcr. Heath A Co. Their etoek Grand River Valley Division ItlUr ■ J12 lf“ 10* •" «v. :£ 1 ' • ... is te T <• Tie Srt 1 I St* sn IM IU ig ! hardshi|w, skknea*. and sulfcring en­ dured by many who Imd come t > Barry rounty to moke ■: their faturo Luma, Ball at Jackson, and it is an honor to and then thn facr* would quickly change the Fraternity of that enterpcising’xlty to joy, a* tha ajwaker -xuuld change Ed. say* it ia peeling tmaine**, thia froei hi* relating scene* of grief and bring Route Agent on the cars such cold weather, lor he from hi* cars *•» bring down the house ia roar* of laugh­ , ter. Relating matter* of dilforout cl Atthey pe*W The Benn i* th* only paper in the acter, musk', Initb vocal aud instru­ State of its ai*e, but what costs it* sub­ mental, dancing, Ac., the afternoon and scribers two dollars per year. The cveping pafd away but toa quickly. Bax*■* only 11.60. The *5.000 prise in tho Harmonic ot our county disjarv-d to their homes lo reflect njoii many scene* that Lad in­ deed escape*! tl.cir memory, but wa* brought to mind by the reunion here the other day. We understand the | help ua by handing iu whnt they owe Money is always acceptable, arpf w< shall feel to thank all who l:^p u< it IU SM 1* IS las M *u* «is Immense Reduction in ail our Prices, 5330234853232353484853485 3,NO00 WORTH OF MM! Must be Sold this Winter. Having bought an immense Stock from two Bankrupt Houaea in New York, we are going to noil Good* 25 per cent, low­ er than any other House in Michigan. We are in Earnest, And our Prices Prove it. We haven't room In mention all our Reduced Pricey, but wt Herewith Pledge oil wive* to Offi -r uml Sell the Beat Bargains in * STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. TtfC MEUT 0/IE p^lCE STOtfE, MICH •« 4«S | 1 1 Mra SUsw we clip the following article whlrli we >|wcUlly command to tire attention of all our reader*, aud trust heed tuny be given ta the suggestions, in Npnl t<> quretlnn that tnix-b uf (be money eetit i abroad for new.paper- would be much ! more Judicially expended in the pur­ Charlo* GtIky. who lived In U< South­ : eba-sfof tho-e published in tho btnte : west corner of Pralrtevllla Township, committed suicide on Friday Eve., of last week, by culttng bl* throat. H* was a brothar of John 1*. Gllky, of: Richland. Kalam.axj Co., at whom l.ou-e hs wa* when he put an end to hl* ,'S II annually hereafter, aud of tonne tlie interest at each meeting will far exceed that of the proceeding •toe. Article* of association were presented and read by Willard Haye*. uni were aloptod. Or­ ganisation completely electing n. A. Goodyear 1‘rvvxdunt, W. 1* Bristol ami WE MEAN BUSINESS NOW to* a • at* a UWra totora. SSOsa text Is. IE !! W* wore in hopes tn have ua 1 ths The foUcwfag article has been scat ua proceedings vt tho Pioneer* Meeting from Middleville for publication, pro­ that was held in this city on the 21th , Turning that tbo writer draws his own inat, lo publish in this issue, but a* we photograph, we respectfully give it a were not at said meeting, nnd the Sec­ place in cur column* : retary of the meeting having boon sick There ia a epechnun uf humanity liv­ and confined to hi* bod since tho wett­ ing in Middlut ills, whoso businoat hours ing, wo can giro but a abort sketch of call him to a little shanty (that ho calls the proceedings. The attendance wa* hi* office) on Main street. Thia speci­ a great deal larger-than any eno dared men uf humanity wears a fierce musLope fur, and the occasion ua* on* to taehe, Li* eye* like those if the grey­ be remmbvrod always by those ia at­ hound are act in a Lead about a* well tendance. Prominent among the a*- developed, Id* tone is not quits as large ■embly, wa*Dr. Wm. Upjohn, Willard aa a 1 hitch flat iron, his oars and voice Haye* and wife, Solomon C. Hall now of MiaHmri, Mr. Partuel**-, one of tho oas ; and, Ob, v viry first settlers of th* county, but now would you like a resident, wo belinvs, of Maryland, but I forixmr, f< Wm. Ingram, nnd a great many more' whom we cnanut mention, but wbu were among the first scUlm of tlw county. Tho mtottainux-r.t emumcnevd k>un tuc of a beanpole drowsed in after noon nnd was kept up till mid­ Ilia tiny sheet joints you to hi* night or 11 tor, an ! anuUur such an cn- trivial occupation, and taking him all in joyablo afl’air «m never held in Boat­ all, the only wonder ia how auch a frame ing*. The meeting aud greeting uf ul<i friotid*, the partaking of refreshment*, consisting uf everything in tho lino oi eatables, from Juhnnytako ia its pl.iine*t made style, to tbo rkli*«l of cukes, iu!cUignnc.r of th* death of Willard pic*, vic., *ervvd by tho old jitunt-ont 11 aye*. Mr Haye* wa* an old printer, and thoir inestimable wivvs, In stylo* to | »!*» one of tlie oldest j ionoer* of Barry County. ■ dS ' 28- 1 IS 19 *u su 1M > J ' 3'«.»*. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST ✓Now that we have rpleadid alrighing, why don't car farmers improve their Sine in hauling in their produce, which i* very scarce iu the city, and brings a good price. Bring along a load or two of com and carts, get a pocketful of greenbacks call on the printer and then g* on ywtir way rejoicing. Sxwtxo Mirl’.in the very best ia the world and cheaper than enywhere else in Barry County. Com* ia and try them aad you will be convinced that it feet. We buy all of our Machines and by the ojwning of »[Tti>g will have Michigan Central R. R. isforacash, and can aad will sell them at built 1,409 mile* of telogntph.-and have 'OLD. SELUBU SSDSiaKT ROUTE. under its control 3,000 mile* of wire. Within th* jwst two ytarv nearly 500 miles of poise have been *et up! te a DOUCHE.I ighbortax-d. autt sims Its port krepitef it« r -.uler- informed ig the pixnrere o: tbo <>utd-lc k* the rd bare iuerva-e• ‘n al*» ■ i* cnlarf.-cl, but it never nsg-1 the Moore’ and ‘The Village Bell;’ which are given awgy to subscribers to tho .4L duw. Ihe most bewuliful and valuable American monthly, and than leave your orders for it with Mr. Brook* at the Bi* su office, or Mrs. Dower, and Re- American Organ Is Bred it the PiMie m its nil. Everybody Should try them before Purchasing Elsewher a. Curraue. Cxoraixe, Cunarea.—Tbo beat amortment ia the city consisting of heavy Caaaimere Suit*. Black Cloth Bril* aud a splendid aaaortment of Black Pants and Veal suitable for those anlm- Overcoat* *5 to *26 cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing Bouse Grand Sapid*. In regard to ‘•stolen aleigb rides" published in the Jranul week before last, in which they ask “if ii i* proper Lx a man to aeiao th* opportunity and in tbo dark nee* of night, take another man's wife, ete." Tho Msddireilfo pa­ per of last week give* a bit *f advi.« in two li—.italj. “O, du.'l -l.-l u; .Ucl. <b«.l bl, I THEWEBER. HALLETT & CUMSTON. AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. WARD. May M. ✓Every van who ia acquainted wit11 Dcacun Van Brunt of this city, know hia penchant for joking. He attempted to perpetrate a joke upon Bnlemou C. Wo hate encouraging rrjv.it* from HoU. th* other day at the Pion eers’ all parts of the ccnntry oi the {respect* meeting, but th* thing boomeraugod, — for a large yield of frail tho coming tee ton, the reemt cold >nap having in­ jured tho fruit bud* very slightly- Frail ;ia i mg* aright! It roods in thia way, grower* that v er* despond < nt two wroks ‘ A certain taan went dowu from Jerusa­ ago, Inqjin to look mom cbwrtal i s they lem to Jerico, aad fell among thievoa.’ " A burst of laughter waa ms tat'.ta ueotra bothood of Spring Lake, neatly al! the and nproaroua. and Van—anbrided. peueh trow are reported all right ro far. the Early Crawfted soeming to be th* Terra*' Mcsicll Momi.r, No. ®1, . only one injured to any eaten!, and un­ Cor February, com** promptly to baa J. less we bare «dd«r weMher than wi and sa. *»<*uaL overflowing with m»Iehave had, ttonre used be no fear* enter­ dy. Tbi* Magunne ia fhreuMsd at the tained that there will not bo a fair, if low price of 13,00 per ywr, aad mmnot a large, yield this y«r.->*r » * 0*. tain* mor* masse iu a single moe'hly uusiber than can be bought in ahewtform fur double that sum. The number The “C., B. * Q. B- E.,’’ raauiag before ua conlaina; “Our Lttie Pet,” a bawtlfel bolted by the iamom s.-mg- Minnesota the cold map of Chtictmaa reputation in th* had two years a* th* ■ *»- - — ------Is to tto, waa> aad “Give my Love to all al Home ; Two-Part Songs, •'Fold we our Hsnd. in Prayer" aad “Far from my Thought Together with the folfowiag lucrumva wa*k has Uvu svrp<us<-d by lb* cold of: Sunday, Jas. 5»tb. At Sparta the tber- !, mometer marked 4.’>« la-low rrro. at La Hattinga Allegan. �X. Morritu** Adt'ff - I. Ki.hijia Miiiiirr Dsjot. l» hotooa, and the b<‘it, making it •ay throagh tbo dure aflbe-wind .w bapa to grew dim The «bxiur push­ Wk Ae groat book Wire turn on th tobtoW ktabd ever h at th. ope fpato beycud, wh<ro tho fire bad die ‘ toeoorpei, daopite Uo awkward bu viguroue effirrts a* sweeping that hnd been expended upon it, wm neither bright nar tidy. The doctor's thought­ fol «fto Memoir took in time details ; hie meditations wore of something olse. bei U oononod tu him, vaguely thst the, frtoee wore* dreary, uuhumalike air./' Ha waa thinking nf a-Mir of brown 9goo and a grave, sweet Um. Snob vietoan tofght Eave made the <4.1 room seum bright, but that tbe <yu< had of Utawvwe kA alik aC ■ - - .. - - I... ....I ,I., pared bur the long walk? it wa. out h-r way, ha knew—so well ho had earned the round ot leeoon-giring ’ Joe ns still deep in th> subject of urglars. He hai explained to ba own xusfactum bow, •*ft« dors, they ear iy snUTux tltafll shine, or nM shine, jn.t .. they want ..’em to; and they wear doffed aboas that you m*l h-ar n > auce'nn cat with mitteui uu Ant snvhow, you Cis'l tell who they are, if you do soe 'em, 'carue thoir faoos are jjvered with — with -oh I what is it tiiov pnt on their kaeas. Unde Hast ’ •Ou tueir faccwy ropealod Un.io Max. aoadering cnoiber question—Should ho CAPITOL CF NIICHIGA k to enouantor him. Ho did no: wondui M H particularly. “Thirty dro jh> •id, and grown dull and nloading frou a Mfr of early care and hards hip. Whs •boald draw her to you. Maxwell CaaayF he aneetwaod, a faint smile ai hie own foi.y fiituag over bis bps for an toetent and losing Itself umiar the heavy 4Ilo caught tbo finl souud of hia step on tuo «Uir—a slower rep th in usual, and tbe dodoc'k firns wore a fsia‘ etoixd u; dirappuintmnnt from his uu ucc.-»ful walk It pawed Inrougli .wifi nul varied chxngcs, bowurer. al lue discuverr <lf Jue’a barricade, and tbe toefttoad 1 rohoarral of hia vaiiMt expl.nl. 'Caught her slick as could be; alto didn't get a chance to burglar anything at a!l,It>Hl yon!* begas tue youthful CEO. T. ROWELL A CO’S ISEOlUO detect! ru bo tatinjy, but paused in open­ mouthed dismay at witnessing !<>• -peed with wnich tbe chaira wore pu4rad .irido. and tbo daagurous lady rel-iawd 'MiaiMure! Wuat must you think 1'' •‘xetaim.d tbe doctor, apologetically, ro-; gretiully. . Tnat yuor style of iulu -tug cuitoin $5 10 Sdj •ra to await your' return is sumewaat piciuir, Dr. Cissy,' an* lepliel, a Jaih uf mUou>Bi tn nguug wita t.,u ana >yanro aud nNeutmuat in b«r tone. j , - ■IrUcreil- A.Uoi u> vjIA*. sjivlluv.: . -.1 .. .,4 br..ovlAai airtfcjli.s.. .M .si, •Joel' bjgan t-ro iLrator stonily. B it GEO, Jk*. xt.«J -e «* - -- _ !X*bS4iJl.r“'”GAZETfBBli THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. Tin Cilnrt L,’th<>jrapM<i» Compsny or Ostrolt. I - r, , ihw enr*. «»J •>■■■ • pebltalng 4 «»‘ d UU-J'swt- •» The New Capitol and Grounds, VANTKD. NgWSPiPSH DIHECTORf 4ITHE* BUSINESS COLLESE W DUBS OF PBFOIfflS! DON’T Iu Ca.k, n«SI Kstals «M Premiai I’r-pr’*!, •» *■*<•»«• $23,000 iu JUal Estate! JOHN I'KBSEU* CO. $3,000 rfKLli' CARBOLIC TABLglb. <’ *• W>- in Cash ! $6,555 in Persona! Property. 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS MANTLES ANO MATES. tedctooly a rapid, noisy stop acundod npon tha stair*, the door was pushes open and closed with a arata, and >. fteto, yuung votoa called out Lreerily ‘•B^n. Uncto -riaxF •WeM, JoeF ro.pondeJ the docto qniatly, namovod by the in vsJon. . Joe entsrtaiasd no doubt of bis w-f aat’l nu ourgisr lira t ny . salt.' 43, •-, cg;.' rx Fo 1 r t Adv?rtiserT thiaking bow miua uci,’ut>r nw uld o,- J ** fL-e lurked with tua- granary, w .inmlv iys.■ • *•« pcvMuue in tbegkie o. tbs ffrolgu.. Lt ■' ■■■" > ! was the iMuro.t (M<si-ihi uu,»>nuu.tj lor * ’■ ’ colddra nil kUt.-.i 1-im.s . IM .. .d'u.v'e ' ' >-lus>4« fl 1 >b -J an I oar o/o.gr.-w mirtX urt «il a way. Tlie tlwtor .eit u itruggloi agaiiKi it, pret-i.i; f> r •ritn qttMk, firm slip lintti-.wi town looked old an I aid. tf I . lUged tv be uw*y from it Intel. — i r .v«a inoHnutiun tnat he ba I reRv.ad -xuiu of a bravo, brief criwd h.. in that th. very life of lif- i, not it. Jvf. ... rsi^d'his he?! ratwr 4?«M* XXtotam tLiX. ££ w£‘£IS •u“j'““r auT2 fX Mdv roJ2dlv f" “ f"^ hi,SIW*r ST^7’Ziu .S* de'bghtu* ia.* he added wistfully. Tbe doctor surveyed tutu from the t<« •f hie muddy obeoa to the top at Lis rartoy bead—no ynat distance—usd as hr saw tbe air ot oonsetoesaUity to fill any office. with which he drew hitsaalf up and thru*: hia hands into bu peckete. •What e ’come of my jacket-but­ tons F naked Joe. fancying Ural ho rea l thatqaaiCM in tba giance but upon him. ’•V. hy, some of 'em tore offi tlrat'o alL Whal doos go with ’em, Uncto Max? *Umm mTs always askin’ me sod I don't know. Believe they ju.t , that a tnu'hsr a lips had been wuat t_> quote long agv--csn>e back io him. fifty rente that yuu may buy Hr.-eruck and the strong man repealed th-iu with era with tor the crouing two lunu-nts. ' a mure .imule, eanws: leith taan tbo pnocet’ ‘lunrhcn,’ corrected Joe. aapihnewa of others, nnd Gvl will UXo : *A.l right; it’s all the «auio thing,' care .f yuura.' laid the iLclor placidir Joe. Uft to himwlf, Sil IJsaly dinorJuo dil nut quite uniat.taad it uo‘. ered that the office waa rather dark. Ho stirred tba£.iala in tho grate, put un freah fuel, and soon had a nrix.it. dane* frequou: EUAst at tb-tr bua-o. and tho ing blue that sent its chorry light into laaiLjr all dropped into Use way ot eall­ ing her •EJiln.’ £ut alter tncro na I •That’s more like!' bo oolilcxjuixeil, La-o a quiet wedding one morning, au I perching him»elf in an arm chair, end bo hid to-med t> divide hi. rail, bv I settling hia chin meditatively between . tsrven Uns office and tbo union, ebeo.'-' bis hands, quite obUriuiu w thoir r.i; «nt contact with the cuaL ‘Expset th>o isn't j so pour a place. neilh.-r. ’ Hear.l him i say ihit whin. Sinn over in In it j «r, is uno uf tbn moot valuable m abciuas lie . know of. Cot as much as d.aaiiu<h . mebbo^md be a-got a lot of it But if [ I was goin* burgiirm', I waul lai e>eal i no such nAsty.ta.tir>' stull Ugh!" i A soft rap at tho door mterruptel i Norn. bolunging to tha l‘r-sb.VUin*n «uI him snddeuly. He stand to bis loet, ’ cietjr uf wuu.li the Hur William C. tVie. Igpnd. after an instant’* hesitarion. ven. nor, D D., ba. |i<ug toep die vu.-y pu(>. A reund ia backyards erer no long, and| lured, n rather uncertain *Cj<ao in!’ He I Altar iKialur, Wat to bu dedicated. how we'ie gum' to march some eightI bad not board tha light step on tbo i largo uumtwr ut airinejul tuatd-auiuonly w« have no inaiiua trjai Rochester and vicinity hav­ name fur us yet Tom wants it Snyder . ing txam invited, kit that ci.y by rail­ Ovaby, 'muse he • captain, and be il- if rev.eled a lady, which Wm more sus- road, grouped iu, aud funning a large ways wants everrtbing ns med for him. peioui still, and ahe w -re 11 brows veil, •bare ul tna occu^uuU of a eir, ia sue >M Fd KkasomethiBg about the torches tnat was the m nt smpicious thing of ia it—Light’Baarora or Turchm or all Jem didn't at nil like the anpoarsomething ’ ance oi things. Is the doctor iuF us koi the smng«r, ’ Tortures would be a very appropr. ato cams,' oom mantod ih. doctor, pleasantly. Joe rstreatod a little aa be orlvauMd. ■uy, at Liror. It boitig mi tiriut>r and awakening from hia reverie in time to aad^espantod succinctly: untensriy cute/and in unusaadj beery budr ■nd* be.ag upon me ground, a •Will be bo bark soon, do you know F lonuus wtod and suow storm »euing in, tbe train uad net procured mnny uni). ‘Voted iirqnwrtierf Joe, dabght- questioned toe visitor. •Gueoo ao—'lure Jung. Bu: bo's betcre it bjre.ua teuexed iu tile auuw, «Uy. Bat Undo Max relapsed into sisoaca aad walked away to the window. dreadful strong, and he carries all hie with a part uf ft uj too track, an l. so A gray tog waa settling dowu upon money in hUpoBkate,’ ropuod due, di.- cold aad leuipeaMu..* wu lae uigul,tuo the town, making it dark early, and al^h-Wlady looked •urprised—di^ train. Iliuagii eVurr |x>»o>oie vffjn ws.i I uiude. uid uut an.c .cd ia g»:tiug «x;n rendy lights were beginning to akine oot-frum the shop-window*. b<ro and appuintod. Joe thuogh^ and bo vulun-1 rated until amcniug. Wm.n un tbe wing again tbo con lust­ than along tbo street. Faaoi'rs-b. leered anutbee dtoeu.isuo rem »rk: Tan ! er made bu roaud tu Iuuk attar iwa.ta, hast.red their stops, aa if anxious to at* swtw hard to get 10 sleep.’ •Are yoe sure you axe wito-awake aad oomrag among tuo reverrn la, was espe from the nu.tr. dopraeamg atrnrenow r asked tba vidt-e, half langamg, 1 nUre to tbo warmth and bright.-. of henx., the doctor fancied. A though: oat with a pcxxtod s ratiny of hia lace. I ‘Bet I an.,’ affirmed Jim, prom,.tiv, |■' vivid impreeaiuu u| uro «a-uu, excluiaot those waiting homee made him glance . ritoo more about tba room iu which be -inkmg hire toeuarince himMifuf lto» I uil: | “i loll you what, genttomen, we oxnis •toad. Familiar it waa, sorter; it truth of hie StaArtlaa 1 wonder.’ murmured tho lady, ‘if I very rraar all gmag tu n—1 ia*t uigub” eagki to ba homelike since it was all the home he bad. Hia place of bu.inoM tbe doctor didn t Imre anything tor in-. | l»r. Cox. equal to tho ccctaeion aud 1 tbuught 1 should find wltut 1 wanted 'I I'xprtMaiun, qu .kiy aud iusUuUy reif ha hadgvne out.' p.ied, “t’od UouvUesa s|MAk l<« yuuiJm opened bis eyes rooUd nu l largo; I aeii, sir; but a« fur mo a.id mt trui.id. here, wo uro tickulod to a Uideront atabou.—Eotrus Dsawaa. in Btrftr’i JfitjAU .t Jtr FAruorf. Hee here, raobbe you might find sumeching real ntoe in tn»other roe ui : ’ tie bant forth eagerly. 'Dicum ka.jj loto of things thiwe oometimae' •Dors h •. so that pwple can got th«m whan.he is away? Pro .ably ho has left what I wan: there.* Iler tm . brightened ; she pmiei an in.iaat osif •xpeotxng Joo to leal We wsy. ties asked : ‘Where shall I look P ’Unddrlbo—on tne table in there,’ s»<w«red Joe, pointing t»w«d the artide mentioned, but fuUsw.ag at ■ re. Npwtftri distance trull! «hs wa. fairly within the room. Then ho spraug .ul<My feoward, closed tbe door aad h<k Tha Topeka GsawiceeaZtA says : A tanner who arrived in Wwhite a day or I two ago. reports baring overtaken a loam loads I with buffalo skins, and on I tbe w iguh atiff with sola, sat the driver. be ran lung tho team to wiul-c at will I over the prairiae, aad entiroly unable t-> > help hinuolf He told the farmer be wan fruea an! ONnpaUed to remain in P. A. BILLINAS. ulziig. : ‘ ,r 1 - ‘ ' ■' ms to book aoe.;t- ul VIXiwSTOHE C.Ui III IE t SBO. •AFiUCA ERPR1SE 0.0,000 00 IN VAl.fAHLl. GIFTS' , HOBATID PBAIT, fttft 8WLET f. Wffl, «r. Ad Una eh LMMweSteauoew to ‘ITERPRiSE. S. \V. GOUCHEB. Agt. for Barry Uuunty. 55.000 EACH IM CHECKBACKS FARRAND WILLIAMS * CO. THROAT AMO LUMO INSTITUTE MIRROR AND PICTURE FRAMES DR. WILSON’S COUGH MIXTURE. 4/7© loral Work ! DErkoiT, BJIL32 WjRJ u>H£.y. ’XI IKIE, Sit Ifmt Fl'r/o !! Mill® WORM CONFECTIONS yL/swel ffav^juAtiv A. it>0.1. si ' Will Bet You 89110 „ 11,....1 l;,.. j., * ICluHywl taU.wr-.wewa. Al -/«• H rt.nswl ta ta Saw M oi l s«> l.i. hag sal taw agas sf Om nnsMsl U “'i। nrt>-a»« mi., .m COUGHS &• COLDS tsr* '.1^-^, Bogjisi, Hashs, jurubeba:^w^~ • lu .. pr smumwI ay u.< iMkiwf .-.rUiow .. 1 iBXSS5B3ft« 1 - —- . * ! DETROIT. BfflDMG WORKS. Bent Wood Works. BLOOD HHHM A little girl waa mat to tho pasture । drive huax the cnw. While tons en<vd die treteod hmelf 10 climbing «r. inriwny lewoe. trots which she fail id waa eoverely acraichod and bruised MAJOR k. INIIA^I ■NSUHE YOUR LIFE. f C« a, oiUstee amtmuuj In TaHow, Gress? and Potash *• ITw.JsMQ. ii Wnl Dtli.ii C-M nee.n.1. *l2—■ _J '. . is Iinal LL'e limits Cajmj, OF XJEW YORK, WANTED.’^fii^ Bumdcm that will Pay LERGfXT «W STROKS EST P.HLFXAaKLUCO., ainting: J. SKWAXID tea - rr-j. S.?2f TVOGRIW ('ANTALS UF wagou box, tha* tailing attenlioa t.. toe ouux-ita ot ihe bad. Upon looking over tho side ot tba box a terrible eig.it was bolcru him. There, lying aide by eido were two huntere tropin stiff iu death, and aa the wagon joltad over the rough plain they kn.ckod together like and wren Pel in diam -ter. while tho mouth, Itse most vestintial part of tbo NWMtiire.'Will anmit <rf>* person standlira# betwiMn tho jewa, or silting oom Itfuctsbly in the cavity when they are isdoMd. H- io said to be neither shark (311101H, On Alt M. W. TUH1NEJR, Sec*y. Mason. Mich.' । M,0Mr'ai'w' Bia test Asset over £53,009,000. l‘~"“t -i � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-02-05.pdf 48c93fdfec2adc652d015d7b3bf3e09c PDF Text Text Tlfs RjirJiuciyi Baffin. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN VOL XVII, Wfofotl nd iOEft. harsh taan. butte iv known for hie rigoroua justice, dad If be britere* tout etory he will do his best .for yvo. I wHl take you to him al once.’ No time re fast, and the merchant soos found himself fa tte Archduke’s prerooce, and was droired to rotate bis story. When it wa. concluded, tte Arehdak* after a moment’s reflection, rasa a belt An official apparel •Send for M—' naming the trenoherOttshosL It ten* quickly done, and tte Arohdak*, without preombl* or qoaetion, Mid to th* guilty man: *&t down at that writing dabta. and write as I,»kall dictate to you.’ Th* man took hSHfeat and took up th* pen ; th* Archduke WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1873. end?. you and I and young Hollar fought aide by aid* on tha far-famed rocky doubly frightened busk, which wa* halgbt fa Mexico, and how wo same Dsaa Wire .--All is found striking fa vata to hold its own. He of throe auffared together fa a Mexican Dungaomaadhow we were *eoteno*d aad , tte riata. whose name, a* I was told by ‘No,’ said th* man, springing from i one of tte other honsmea, was Jim made to draw for our lire*, and how his amt, *1 woaA writ* that* ■ [ Gru wall, now dropped tte rain, and it yon drew the black bean, the penalty Then yna are guiltv/ was th* prompt hung loose on Charlie's shoulder. He uf which wa. death, and how Haller answer. whirled tte riata around hta head pre- and I offered to forfeit oar lire* that Puxxled andrfoifad, he resumed his 1 paratory io taumhlng it upon th* horns your* might be spared. You forgot tb* of the quarry far * moment; tte rope day wo were lying in the bunch ofahap‘Mr J)u» Win AH ia found out. ' left his tend, sad hovertag over the paral, surrounded by hordes of yelling Srod tte l>ox by tte banter.’ head of the buck settled down upon bis oivage^ and how then and there wu He than signed it with his own name horn* A* soon a* tte koras saw tte swore eternal frisndship and fidelity t> , by tha Archduke1* order, and a massennuceee* of the cast, he turned suddenly each other fa th* event oi our encape. You gwr waa dteprtntes with'ft. to th* left, stojiped short, and braced forget nil theae thiap and call me a The messenger found ths lady at te.himself for tte oorntag jerfe Th* elk, coward. But ia reply I do not call you i It is no: always those who seem moat trilat; whan she road the missive *te toon tvrrifad than ever st feeling th* busy who eocotapltah th* moat work. tamed ashy pale, trembling violently. rope on his horns, was bounding down Then leaning forward ah* drew the box This wasfllustratad thr other day ta a a alight declivity at a terrible pare, but rod ia your tawom there beats as kind fruna a receaa in bar toilet tabla, and w aa he was fa ths midst of op* of his gi- ;and true a heart a* hver beat fa the very forcible manner The foreman of ono of our large news­ handed it to the bearer, who awiftly regnutio leaps, the rope tightened, and te breast of man. You have but ua* paper offices wi---- 1---- 2^- - I—' tarteng^tlaosd it in the hands of th* was thrown a complete somereoutt aad Igreat fault, bat that i* an unpardonable wa* foil sprawling on ihe sward, white 'one, for when under it* iaflasnee you who knew noth -........ — the horse never stirred from his track* !would kill your beat Irioad. Col. Casey, busmens, over Before tte animal rould regain his feet I• deniaed tn apology or a meetiug of th* cempoaing room te watched with the doga were upon him. but ttey were 'you immediately. Gruwell, you have wonder and admiration the thousand of Httta bits of metal pdriog withready always b»u my friend, and to., too. 1 commanded to keep off. aad tte proa- ' dick, click, lite the noise of* Wee of irate buck was allowed to get up, end believe. If you ere atill, ths beet way machinery, into the polished stick* with a peculiar anort, and with a stamp to show it is to let him free." which th* compoeitoro held ta tteir that mad* all tte'joint* at bi* ponder­ . ?A yt?u* W*J to •Ecw frieudahip, . hands. The foreman asked him to point ous lag crack, tte elk lowered his brist­ indeed," Jim answered acorufully. At. ling suiters and “went far" Jia. Thia length Gruwsli. on condition that they i was just wtet was wanted ut him. would remain quiet far awhile, and giro GruweU spurred hie boros toward tb* him time to suttlc the difficulty, looaeu' I river, and the elk followed in hot pur­ ed his hold. “Blab," eaid Caeey, “in order to' suit, thinking, n* doubt, that Jim wa* trying to cseaad his wrath, aad aa de­ make you quarrel with me I called you I tenumed te should not Ou they went a coward. Hero, before the ones ibot I toward the river; we followed close be­ heard tee utter tte word, I renounce it, I It waa early in th* month of Mar. hind. When Jim arrived at th* rivw You are not a rawarl. said th* foreman, •vout Hutt is th* I I 18&6, that 1 we. standing in th* shad* bank, he swerved suddenly from Us ®>lj apology I .hall otter, for I think it • Mtest compositor i* that quiet looting i of a tuumtwr o*K tree, in th* noblest uf c-iurse, and tumbled tte elk on tte very is the only ajiology 1 owe you." | young man by the side of the ou you have pdytied out.1 i California's ncblo valleys, tb* groat Hau edge of die water, where te was dis­ "f^tsey, it would bo tte happiest hour ' In eom* remarkable instances, war* Joaquin, enjoying its refreshing shad* patched by <me of tte man. whom Jim of toy life if I could shake your head |। ‘He seem* very slow aad deliberate,’ th* toeatfon of the burial ptacro of eele1 after a toilsome journey of *ou>» thirty called Col. Osaoy. fa friendship once more, but your apolo- said th* visitor; ‘hi* hand* do not move bratad oMeonage* ha* been in dispute, . miles, over an and plain. and under a gyisnot sufficimita.tup th* duct’’ !1 nooriy m fast a* tte*. of hi. neighbor. I now reoeivsd a rerdial greeting and th* work of identification te* bees aobroiltag sun. 1 bad turned my hors* “It w all 1 bsrr* to otter, and I do I। It cannot be poasHil* that te seta mure Wo, ewmplieted by (te discovery of what loose, to crop some of th* luxuriant fil­ an invitation to dfas with ttem. foot want to Stop ite duel Ou the tarn-,I ‘JT*-’. agree which covered th* plain for miles turned our horse* loose to food, and trarv I burn for it, ami 1 tali you hon.1< is true,’ replied th* foreman. wer* ptafaty pertaived te be tte remain* The secret is that te picks Up a typ*of tte individual fa qneetioa. In other j around, and caus'd it to look liko a made each otter'a aeqnaiatenre over oatiy, that when w. cwt, a, meet wc well kepi lawn. Th* plain was covered elk steaks, ia true “<V" sfyte. My naw must, you had bettor kill me at the first every tin* he goes for it Th* otterlostaMaa tte body has teeagcomptetalv name* wer* James Gruwith animated being*. There wer* aranantano**' man makes what we rail ‘tala* motions;'taentiflad by th* doro rarorubl.nro nf well, Colonel Caeey, and ------ Blair. fire, if yuu value your life, for 1 intend tte faro of th* torn** to n|*nl pictures, lowing herds ot half wild catde, and to taka that life if il fifo in my |x>wur 1 hie head goes twice to tte case far aba*ta,or coins. Th* idStifieation ef drove* of wild bona*, antelope and elk, They had gone out from Ilomocelly ’■ »J1*. V“1 though te seems to be detag Bannho for some sport, and this was the a grealdeal of **rk, his stick £11* slow.tte remtan* cf Henry IT. fa Oanterbuin the busy distance. There »i> a caresult Ttey were sociable, good-teart1 ly in eotapurieon with that of his d*Kb- ry Cathedral, after tte tape* of neeriv ed fkitows, but Cassv and Iltair sectped 's.The person giving the first correct solution to the above Rebus, will be entitled to A PARLOR erat* neighbor, who never hurries, use* four oeuturie* and a half, iean example to have a mutual ill-will; 'they were jus: ite amoent of action euffictat.t to ttte first elaae; th* idanfificatiou of STOVE. Second, 1 Set of Toilet Ware. Third, 1 Set of Knives und Forks.i. Tltv solutions must be i surly aad croes in all ttey had to aay to 1 romaias of Cteri** L. after 165 accomplish hi* purpose, aad dose not firiat day of April, j enclosed in sealed envelopes, which will be numbered as received and on the L __ each otter, aad 1 aoticed that each eyed .•tun* mtucl* in motion unnerama- years, of the eeoqad etas*. Th* remain* 1873, the envelopes will be opened and the prises awarded to the successful person." of Charles L were completely identified I rfly. Half, sure than half of th* energy by tte rtrikiag resembtanee of tte couathem. Wo (ben endeavored to have tb* and all the small talk, aa wall a* sport­ , u»*l in the world ia expended ta false Linance, notwitatanding Hi disfigurewater fowl were scattered in the greating had been diacusaed, Blair gut up meotfag poetponed until the next day, | ust profusion. There was a flock of but without auociw. They eu.peotid I motion*. Men dash about ta a great meat, to it* portrait, and by the fact that atateiy swans, sailing to and fro like a and walked uut toward the horaro, and that nep* would be taken to stop it al-1j hurry a* if ttey had all the buata* of theneck was smoothly divided aeroee pneently I row him stoop down and Wh have th* following particulars uf poetrj. miniature fleet, and there were geuo, together, and they both declared that if I th* city on their ahonlders, and at tte and ducks of many specie* and various pick up something from (he ground that prevented now ttey would most again end of the day find they have accom- exealtaat oonditfoa. after 1*5 veer*, of a gaudy hues, mingling together in Mtem- gKttrred in the; unlight. 1 had noticed in secret, and tfau the eua*e<{ueucw* I’ pliabed about one hour’s solid work, body suddealy deprived uf life, cra­ it before, but thought it waa a broken bsfared aad interred fa lead. 1 ing [ware and friendship ; and on tb* would l>* more fearful thanubw ; when i 'Jet your eye well oa an object, think a Ua removing part of tha lead eoffin bent* there were herons, erane* and whieky bottle, of which there were many there were two person* to regulate them little and then go tor it. One shot for BOUGHT WITH A PRICE. other water fowl, supporting ttemselvo* scattered over tb* plain, having been and are that the article* of the duello which a steady aim ia taken will accom­ an taser oeflta of u*od, much deeaved, left there by mir4.11 and ottere, who, wa. exj»j»*d, and within thia the body plish more than a roley at random. un one leg. while tb* other waa drawn were property observed, it wa* .greed constantly passed that way. He exam­ Take things easily; aa tha eotg aay. wrepped fa oere-efoth, into the fold* of up quite uut of sight, under their long that they should fight. ined it carefully, and than 'turned beck which an unctuous maltar, mixed with gray plumage, aad their necks wer* Tte prelimtnariee were soon arranged. — It is always beat to take thing, fa a toward* us, bearing it ta his ten]. resta, ha.1 been poered to exchid* th* drawn in, until unly tteir h>xdi were The combatauta were to ua* th* revol­ quiet scut ot wav. Tte amount of air. Th* raffia was quite Tall, and cm ■ visible. Thev had’ gorged therneelve* ver, distance four yard*. Ttey were to atreugth nxpended in false tuoteua would removfag tb* raveriog from the face (be : on the fish which awWmied in tha take, stand beck to beck, and at a given sig. bo enough to place every one in (te world beyond the reach of want could it akta wa* foend dark end discolored, the > and warn now during until next meal ways gathering and examiniqj such ■ nal, which was to be' the firing of a pis- te utiiiaoL forehted Slid temples w*0 preserved, th* ' time. thing*. 1 would be satisfied il be would lol. they were to wheel and fire awav at Keep cool, don’t fume and fret and cartilage of tte aoro gone, tb* charac­ And thsro are flock* of targe grey each other, until one or both had fallen. confine hi* attention* to geotofical rebother yourself, but think how a thing teristic printed tear! perfect, tte left : birds, nearly as tall aa flamingoes, stalkMarrhee aad let mo and m; affairs At thia juncturt Casey took a atrasg* is to be done and then do it AvoiS ear rutii* and th* left eye open and MI. sng along the margin of the take, like fancy into hi* head. Nothing would do ■falre motiooa;' tel every mor* you though it vsatali rd on erpoesro. Tte sentries o* picket. There are tte greya, alone," answered Casey. What injury has he dune you I" aak- him but be must ma the diapuled pistol make mean acmething, aad be an ad­ tend wee found loose, and was easily 1 th* wild turkey of the Hispano Amariiu tte du*L “It should Hlf the man," 1 can. and they abound ta North Mexico he said, “who bad refined ta give it up " — ------- 1 ------ 1 —u seek. Make aad Californio. And high Up fa the --progreu, too, to him the rightful owner." On ex­ ■ air, the eagle soared end screamed, and nothing/but his foul We can eancvL amination it was aaeertafaed that tte can, and no enemiro. — CtacMnwbut the FIRST QCALITY c-raaionalty darted down to the surface- Before he came into thia valley with tet bullets of the other pistols would fit polished manners and pretty face I had of tte take after a duck, or mayhap this one. *0 it wa* loaded and placed in on* of the finny tribe, and if success- 1the undivided attention of F- U: but bi* bauds. ful, bore it off b> his hutue in yusider 'thinRe am different now as you know." They took thmr place* end were waitblasted oak tree in whose topmost Br this time Blair had reached us, bear­ mg fur tte aigeal, Iu begin their bloodv branch** yen observe a great me-.* of 1ing in his hand a rsrolrsr, heavily gold work. The pistol waa fired, and both and ailver mounted, and ornamented ; wheeled and fired as one man. ' I stood gating axvuad tn* for a few but it burs traces of having long been 1 saw tte blood .j.uri from the boaotu, momenta on this lonely esne, and then exposed Io the elements; its barrell and of Blair (whose Kcend I was) iu a small jfao ■tetatMa*is all ll»,deiimwa lion at th* surrounding country. I remain­ dark stream and fall to the ground, but ed leaning sgrinat a tree, lost m dreamy bo did not seem to notice it' 1 cast my reverie, when all al one* I was aroused eyea toward Casey. Tte biood we* by th* deep baying of a hound, taint apdrtfag from his faft side, and streoniand for off, yet clear and distinct. 1 isg down his ctothae He was reeling, leave an opening large enough toexp^started up. and looked eround to see and I saw te could nut keep hi* foet a mar* skeleton of th* lag with some much longer. He still continued lu fire, beard upon the rinu. The tody of tte nothing biff Ibe bone* and elk were but blindly, and one of hi* bultatscam* King had terni interred 266 rear*. To bounding «way over' tte prairie, my antelope, and had intend* 1 to go and whistling by iu ctow, proximity to my the prerorvatioaot hj»*e ft ie’impoaaiblo my bone cam* whmning up to me fa look far It to-day, kut a* you have sared person, and buried itself ta * tree be­ to set aay limit at time. The bon*, of atann, th* gruya* hail taken to wing, m« lb* trvubla. I will just tliauk you hind me. Blair was also firing, but King Degutert, uirontvrred from the the angle had ceased hi* .creaming, and and tale pores*.ion." wiu —। “Not quit* so fast, ColooeL Thia ia ebureb of tit. Dennis, after 1.200 yeare, «ycu th* listless utorka had arouaod —wry shot told. They had fired fir* otters from Pumpeii aftar 1,000 years, thrmsolre* to a listening attitude. I not your pistol, for you say you lost shot* each and were still standing. and other, (nre parts of Egyptian mumhear th* b-.y again, it comes from tte youra Hie day before vaaturday, end this Blair’* clolbes were saturated, ami a has evidently been lying where I ata ru ­ DS. WM. JONEN, north- I oa»! tnv eye* oyer the plain a “But," said he, “I have with ma a miro) tully 2,000 y*er. old, attest their pool of bluud lay before him on the wued time. I mu monng figures bied upon it for a year; and, here ia ground. Casey’J ciut'are ware also set­ .wall box of great value that I do not there, dimly outlined against th* dis­ another circumvtatir* to contradict your utatad. aad hi* boo-4 were full aad run- like to risk in such plaoaa. If it ware tant hcriron ; there are horsemen—three asa*rtion—another', name Is engrorea uing over. They are both making ruy own I should not b* so particular; of ttem—in pursuit of somethin? about Ou ths mounting," answered Blair, tam­ ready for their sixth end last shot. Is but it waa entrusted to mo by a friend, Kcussn’a Foe Fmnir -Anolh- r e»tatge aa an ox, and it is running Ibis I ing ths waspon over, and «xpostag to it possible they will stand until th* end ? who requeacad ma to deliver it ta a porway. Th* bayfag of tte hounds grow view, tb* name abd date, “Georg* \Vil- No! Casey reels, te fall* to hw knees, son in another town. It contains die- fresh, crisp, .jmxkltag number, with an louder os they approached, until they aon, lN8,"eut drop in the ailver mount- and delivers Lie tail shot white in that moad* and other valuable. Would unusual variety ja it* roateata. themaetvM camo into view. 1 burredly Tb* Ilfaatrated Arilile* ull uo of a position.. Blair had fired and fallen you do me the great favor of taking mousted toy horro. which ia standing a! also. I burned to him, white Gruwell charge of it for the day F* splendid project to reach the Paeiff* my aide, and then wait so to see ike isThe boat, with hi* usual urbuaity, aad I supported Casey. I tore louse tiis shirt with our commero* by way of (Ito Gulf, aue of tte cba**. Th* animal ap­ Isa* it. Again I say it is' ana found the wound, and mw that al­ willingly agreed to (he proposal, and and give ua a picture of life at tte proaches—a large elk—and eloM be­ want if," answered Casey angrily. though dangerous, it was not nojoauri- th* merchant dapartad with a light “It Is not years and you shall not hind the three horsamsn ridb in eager ly fatal. The ball End breu truly sent, heart on hi* tour of inspection. 1 for­ Court of the King of Stam—-god tail ua pursuit Two of tliewi are armed with have it. It is George Wibon’s, for I but ted struck rams hard substance, get the namr, but tet us say ta the the »tory how man learned to analyse rwolvara, white th* third Carrie* coiled bar* board him speak of losing it, and and glanced diagonally through the ••Baton Dial*.’’ or "Fire Pointy" of the Sun. There ia also an Iliuitralad up iu fa. band a long rfata. They are seeroAl to regret rta lose very much, not body, just missing tte vitals. I humdly Poem; end oa* of Mms Hallock’* nil admirably mounted, the flrot two on manly ua aooount of its intrinsic value, bound a jwrt of his shirt around tbs gTareful picture*, with Dr. Holiand'a large bays, white te cf th* nata te­ but because It wa* mad* a prerout to wound, and continued my arervh for atrides a targe Iren gray Arab, of su­ him by hi* Ottoual, during th* Mexican othera bnt there were none. splendid serial, which grow* ia fatimwt, war, and for ths many lively msmori** perb carriage, with a long (ail, pointed I then turned toy attsnttau ti> Cawy, and is tbs groat Ameneen novel uf to­ al ths end and carried hire the brush ul it rerivsa of th* olden time, within the but te waa past ail human aid. His day. Tte re are choice poems by Boorga a running fox. A splendid animal to Domtaiap* of tbs Doo. And I intend Ufa', tamp had geon out with tte last Macdonald, and uthare. A good story, look npon who** every movement was to hav« tb* pleasure of restoring it U bultot 1 examined tte body, however, ‘‘LiUla Mi*. From," by Mi.. Traftoa.a grsceiuL and plainly showed a vnat him as soon os eonvsnient," answered and found that every bait 'had found Blair dedsivdr. amount of rerorved power. •W *7 Mite Phalps "flow I DM,lodgement there, four of which were him in well-acted umaMmenL "Then you mean to inrinuat* that I Even white fa gallop, his nack slignti City Dinina: Rooma '•What box F’ askid the boat “Iremortal. We did all we could to allevi­ ly curved, and hi* proud figure display­ am a iter, du yuu F’ ‘(Strictly Taanpanoaa.) ate tte pain of tte remafatag sufferer. msmber no box. Do you, mv dear F* spirit;—and a striking account of ‘Tte •T meant just what 1 said — nothing ed against the smooth award, hie ex ­ WARM MKAL8 AT ALL I HOURS. We made a eooeh of grass aud leaves turning to lira wife. Baa Rafael 1‘hatanetory,'1 fa Oalafomis, treme beauty called forth from ma ib“No," ate said, “I have ne roeoliecby Moah Brooks For Bketetes and “And I wiD hare your Hi* for it," and laid him on st, them to await the liou of any box whatever." voluntary expreeriona of admiration. It coming of the steamer. ReeeAfof fy 11. De, sr Fte. was obvioua thia rider rouW overtake biased Carey, drawtag his revolver. “What waa it lite F* aaked tte host; Essay* w* have “A Court Bril At Th. Gruwell aeemsd b*lf stunno-t a ‘ . what the elk wteasver be cboro to do so. ttAOCJLffjJtS^ COJfnCTTM'XJlY Hague," by Albert Rhode., "On* “pertepa you left it fa your room." His boro* wa* still ta a gentle gallop, But ou tte mvretent penfoting it waa Phase th* Marriage Qarotiou," by and. although the other* were doing with the test himw-lf it had been left, Philip Giltert Ham*rti»n, “Borrowing their utmost he easily kept abreait of ou hi. turning to his hostvas and trying theta. His sitar wa* a tall young man, to make her reuHloct the circumstance, of a peculiar athlete build, and very too fox. W* don’t want any abootfag both (after apnealinn to each other eev- eal Breakfast,” and a Imlhant crilfauc handsome. He was drocaed altar tte here." Casey .truggi*d dsaperataly ta ! era! times, and fortifying each otter ia ua “Art Al The National Capital.” fro* his waatxm, but all hi* efforts ware ' their denial) became cold and distant, The Editorial Departments uro fuller hunter was obvious, and his blue eye* ta vain, for lie was held fa the iron ’ sud began hinting faat something most aad abler than usual. Sirduag* <xmflashed, and bl* whole tearing wo* that map of QruweU. Ha than ohaaged 1 have h*pjX-iM>d to tte merchant, to fa­ of one who keenly enjoys tte chase. his tao fas, and then commaneed abus- , Prweatly th* steamer could te lieard, ilure him to persist fa so strange a Ae- tams a pretty poem, “What Happened Tb* other two were uuddle-sixod mei, fag Blair; h* axhaiwwd bia catalogue a* she grossed and [ruffed, coming up To Nalfy," and the pictorial story of fa th* prim* of rigorous manhood 1 aad of oaths ta 'EagUah, and tbaa he drew 1against tte cairral, and soon tte ep As the hoe: touched his forehead wifa “The Boy Who Wanted To Be A their dreaa, manners aad appearance oa lua list of oaths in Spanita. This |ptared. rounding abend fa th* fiver. a significant glance, the poor man robewpok* them men of th* went failing in il* ol>j*cL h». as a last re­ We hailed, and tte eaptaiu ordered her m.mtered that te was fa a strange Au English author write* to the PuLTh. elk wa. bonding almost directly source, aocosed him of bring a coward tn ' be run up tn* bank and (ten aakod city ; the ground seemed to be tlxpjte* wro wanted. We told bin. in aa from under his foet; doagwAo hnwwft towards me. and m a fow mtautso he and a scoundrel, which instantly had what ] falwrs: •'Scribner’s Monthly fa tawroifew word. a. po..ibfo wtei had Im­ pused m* at lightafag spasd, with bred Lb* desired effect. loomed in the distance, snd he hastened parably bettor than any Masraxfa. I pelled, ami he all exrit.-o.es!. hurried erect, and hu wnfo aprendtug antler* from tte bouie fa starm. Bure mat xerMe." Our uterites on ahcsA and helped u> to rraxro* them laying back almost ■ gain.t hie baauriiStraight to tte police te wer.t, and ontearti. Tte elk and th* saddta. say “that mdi neater te Uttw than re. At this juncture I .prang to sad­ ware abo [nil an board, nnd alter an ex­ stated hi* oue. The offieial lutcmsd tte test." dle nnd joined fa the diss*. Aa aooa importuxdably to tte whole story, and planation of tte Whole affair, wo wwnt as I tra* within eprektag distance, I was ashore Tlie Christina won! e’.auuiug onuestsd with tha following word*: “ilullc, Cap! want to help catch that buck r •Tee," I answrod. “1 wuuM 1 Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS BLACKSMITHING! any qooos J. S. GOODYEAR & DENTIST luliiUi. ' litiiia J. P. ROBERTS & CO. Russell & Nevins DRUGS Gold & Silver Watch es Medicines Dye' Stutts, PAINTS & OILS ••Vi, 0<a>^T^, it Meuse T1JST G-. Michigan"_Exchuga �WUFi BACON & KARR’S ranntr. ri'/W star of nftio. 800 Pages,it* The Houao Judiciary Cosnmitteo wiE •wc report u W1 m favor of increasing A« ralanre of foadiag Government ofiirials and dunying Amu milregv. Senator Catucrou ha. just publicly declined a banquet tandoml Io him Ty the Pogasyfrania Republican Asfafaatioa of tufa dfatrict and invited thmrinbors to visit him wiA their, wivwi Cburi in place of Iraac ?• Chrutizncv. and two Itegaats of tfco State Universi­ ty in place of E. C. Walker and Georgs Willard, will behold in At eityvf Laasing, at Keprene*tei;».‘ HaD. Wednes­ day. the 26A day of February, al V The aasnral rountios will be entitled > twodolsgate. far aach Hr prewn ta­ re in tbe tower branch fa Av .Stale Legislature; end «v«ry nrganiaod coanty haring r-“ represcouiioa will ba -*•tided to urn delegate By the neolunm fa ISM, no dohgate will be ratified to a Mt who dore not reside fa Ao county he represents. Lanirag, Mich-. Jan- iff, XHTS. ' 8. D. Btxsnjra, Chairman Edward LaFhvour. ’ Moore W. Field, John M. Neviu., _____________ W. E. Stewart, F. B. BtMkbttigu, E. A. Burimgunw. M. B. Brewer, O. L. Spaulding, Jjta-Mdtofa.. -JpcobjFUmh. a great and widely to.rat d cvapncrcial bouse in tteetty fa New Yuafc -toad charged with groa. and wilful vtoialton. fa to Revenue law}of tha land, and thus far has faflt-l to make any neti.fa-• t-jry cxidanaUqn ,fa Ha acts, w other arrangement with toe Gu'erument: the qpdlLMobUJcr dtecloooreo have widen­ ed In toed ImpUcsUom., arid have spread over names, hlto.no untarnish­ ed. a cloud that reams alniort Irremova­ ble; andattenaSorlB Crtirrere of ge»x! standing anil large lafiurae*- at h<>«ic and abroad, has anddecly fallen, for a time, at least, under cbatgre of b|l «iy. tbtnp, coming in fatmcctlon wit!, d.Jklcatlons and coounrrclsl •■imgulantire" oa every hand, have produced a deep actuation fa the reuiuiunily, aad men are saying to onMannAcr, t'Whon S=S-<5 ipnTV" tors from Aa SouA lias bora appointed to preas upon Ao Proaident tbe claims ing. and get along tolerable, sinre th. dMwafa fa their fsAor. of tb« South to a rijrowntativw in As James Ixiugttrect has a publij paoitfon which suffice, to maintain him aud his numerous family. 8xc. 3. Thai tiia Secretary of As I Clement C. Clay fa busied at HaatsTrouury mar, wbenevor in his opinion ville, where hia property was prssty it shall be ns«MMary to provide addition­ much torn up by Marman. al d>ih ih tEoTreasury to radaem Unit­ Ex-Senator Chsatn uii. a lawyer in ed bmten tuxeo promptly oa prreenta- 1> utalla fa Ao Attack on Capt. Jack's tiou. issue bonds, payable retm-annuai- | t'amp-Onr Forces Engage the Ins fair living. ly, st such rate, t,o: cxcoodiug rix per <Hxm Without 8eaiag Them—Itoceutam p«r annum, as Lo shall deem General P. I>. Roddy, who had a cav­ Indians Victorious—Our Troops F-expedient; but Au aggregate amuuat alry brigade is a banker in New York,' treat With About Forty Killed ud of ouch bonds shall not exceed two hun­ in good cireumatsnces dred and fifty million dollars, and be Joo Johnstone is thriving aa a boillag shall Ui-gutiato end dixposo of tbe >aiulifo-ineuntiM man at Savannah He ia fanottev. than par m exchange for growing old wiA composure. coin cf the Uiiil^ljp'iates aud Ao proGeneral Kershaw, fa South Cmolica, coed* of wtid.Letab shall be used oely is a lawyer ia A. quirt town o< Can.far Ao nfafaaptim, fa United States I dva, and is making a livelihood. note* 8AII ncta* n. nxfaainod may be Gsneral D. H. HUI keeps a school at re-i*suod fa ths discretion fa to Socrre faryef Ao Treasury, in payment of Laks, near to boundary line of {Cali­ tuo town of Hillaboroagh. and mean­ bki class of society. Inside the prison thn lien were filled any duos fa to United States, except fornia and Oregon. Tbe troops treerat­ time adits e periodical publiabed Once a with sight-seers, moat of them ram­ of bonds of ths United States and in­ log against Ae Mrxltxn were pihvred Into two ramps. »uc about aix mllre terest fa the prablic debt. bling along tbe pamapea, looking in from Ctoait Jack's camp, tn.otbarabuul !.'> uiUoa distant on Uaotbe* aide of to lake. The trovpn In Ae first camp were under the commend of Captain Ber­ nard and were Intended to evopen'ts with Genera! Wheaton commander of The mot iafarMtiag mnasure before Cengres* nt present is to Senate Pest Office CannriSee'a Postal Telegraph bdl. Trader it, if adopted, telegraphmg will be rolaced to one cant a word for disiaiies* uud<r *25t> miles, two tents for over 2f« tailce und under 500nuto. an! * cent a word whan sent by night any .liitaucw under 1,<XX) miles. The otwratfaa of thia new l>foa wdl afford oacomBiodnlwu to Av people of nearly all Uiwtm containing 600 populatiuu, which will double Ae present numlwt of telegraph office*. It will be fa itn- Iw4 lawyer in the Stair. Ho wa. a Senator of Ao Coufodcrato Stares, and bail a^j.vnuoal collision with Yancey. 1 Joo Brown >« to years old and is the Bismarck of Georgia. Ho is pceKy rich —is worth atnrwboin bolwecn 8HN.OOQ uw-asa snlvaartogu to Ae prerintial preas and tlirowgh it to the mweeca of Ac peo­ ple. Hitherto none but Ao high priced doilies of Ao great citiea havo had to ability to publish to nows of Ao day in full, or nail*, in n tor favored com , to publish it ct al! without to noNsaily of iacMriag creator exponso than any | provincial paper ra» afford- Thu., Ao tuutees fa Ike poopk, under tlm prtaon I aud practical lulonnatiua his t»«n n atiirted and tnanipdrtad C>r the benefit of to fcw fa to rxpkrito of the many. Shaft such u tyrrany bo submitted to nud Ao Company vro» I., coming oooaidrrably alarmod. aud the ability of Ae uxgiswer was bring seriously questionOne night, a. the unfortunate train wa. nesinng tiu. fatal snot, Ae engineer, who bad tieen sitting glum aad sitent at tbe throttle, turned to hi* fiietuau end aid t "If this train jumps to track at that place to-night, you follow me; don’t •top for snyfomg, but keep close after me. Smiflbody has been throwing the train off the track, aad I’m going to catch him." When As train arrived at to usual place it struck a misplaced rail and waa banked. The ragiaoer, closely follow­ ed by tlu- tireman, jumped from to en­ gine and ran into a corn-field, and Harts 1 up a man who lay concealed tb«ra. Upon bringing to culprit back to Au Wreck, Ae enraged passenger, wanted to Ivnch him; but toeogwaur, a atom, cfad. determined man. preroctsd them, raying that ho would taks charge of torn, nnd through to iutertBaaioc uf Ae oonductor. the trembling wretch wa* lattia charge of tlw engineer. Tbs tram wa* righted, aud waa eoou speed­ ing on its way. The priaoncr, who bad tuuSeaeed hi. firadirtiness had been aseted on the engine and Ao fireman placed berido him a. guard. Wishart's Pine Tree First-dlasB Instruments. HUTl NATCBBS ffllRiT REMEDY 1-jU.X NewScaies New Styles. New Prices. Very Low. Grant Wareroom, Jto. 95H Greene, near Eighth St., if. K I er, in I ide-water part of Virginia; and fa said to bo Aspiritod, although hia countenance is ehnerful at all times, and his intelto t retain, its full vigor. ■‘Right up stairs, madam." was the un­ wavering answer of to attendant, nnd a stody stream of visitor, flowed up to stairs and through Ao upirer tiers. Mtarduug vainly an to alate above each cell door for Ae name of to desired i cximicaL Looter is iu one of the upper tiers, but rach ia his dread of the pubi lie mspottion that he keeps hfa cwUdnor clasely shut, un es when iu convene- for ■ An future <>r shall to ararant. of tbe people receive a prereuro from to ■ i pre-., am! to i»*'pls that Iwnceforth ; ; , thr*4 telegraph prteaea who dross in purjiL- aud fiao linen and fare ruiaptuously every day shall give up their proiable tnonppolv and aEuw thn I tnasa* of the people to share in Whenever a ooremulty outes to each | b-.-nrtiu of duewrory tot not only > pitch that tbe vast majority «t H» I ' longs to our country, lint which i. member. are not bonrot. bsminrao will i rightful Itrt-ilago of every citisen of friends wore all Ae’rallan* ha received, and when tbs ranis fa Tvpurtrrv wcr>i erat to him ho invariably replisd, "I havo nothing to soy. I don’t want to see any gvatlenwn fa the press.” 8a»kre -raa visited by his tather, hia brother Horace and one of his counsel, bevidos others not no nearly connected with him. While Ae reporter was standing at the drelc of Mr. Phillip., the keeper in charge of Ae cundomncd pruonera* tior, a young tnnn gain^admiMioa to btokra* cell, and in the word, of Mr Phillips •Mkker.d" for some tin>» over Aa purr base of a horev o wuvd by fttokre. Hrukes waa os enol ami buri­ nose like aa though the cvmvrraatinu vai' in Broadway instead of in the Tombs I and finally dioaitewd his visitor without concluding a bargain. Tbo reporter said that fttokea waa very cool for a man in 1 hia perilous poritiun. and Mr. PbiUi[>s 1 riqtod. “Yes, he’s the eooloet we ever1 PIANOS to be­ An Ao B. F. NORRIS & CO t-Jre; toise W {fill tSwsdings ceoae to pain, wounus are healed, bum. are rured without a sear, and sting, and bites are rendered harm­ loss. Mrs IL Pweil, 49J Atlantic St.. Tbe people cf this country are far Irinn } ‘•' that yet, aud dlapute the Teona: d. eelXX**to »>3*ro«tal■ «*«* would not like to acquire a rapid aad opmrato.wabelfove they arere far fri.m1 Thu Lagielfauro of Kaunas, <~ beautiful handwriting, lor there is no thn rheumatism for ten Yean. I have It aa they evkr were, b not to meet Wodnusday elo^Ul tn Ac t - 8 Senate one acoutnpiiahnwn: so highly prised as tried everything. The Centaur Lmiinarti-d peculiarity fa there Credit Mo- Jciu» J, Ingwlla, fa Atelu*-u- H>' w»* this Tbe borines* college, of tbs row- tnent is to only thing that duos n>« *"* 1 ' and * IIelected a. dw strougort man to defoal b'h*r davelopwnts, one alt, a , brt tear of public discredit? ' Wbal else ,Tmnervy br the kjip-.tiMrt* fa tot gea! Alexander H. 8tej>h«sis live, nrar try have afforded Ao boat instruction in would caa».- tbe das, eratc shin, and ' Crawfordsville J}n.. in a .utall end not Ais brands and laavy suawded in pro- , Mr. Ycrk», a Soate -Senator, exertfoos to cover up yo«»»to(ng which. tlrnuin1 very cumfortsbla house,' which bo dig­ during lbs moat aeoompliahed penmen. at unuu aaauucicod Isiiuxalf aS r.n Oppi>In most If no* all «*•«, would have ■ . nifioa wiA the name of “Liberal Hall.” The best penman in America to-day is fa rfanator 1’oraowy aud staled 1 Ho is charitable, and gives away all Ae been regarded aa of ueaocouutlf tlireil ni-n* : Prof- Gaskell, Pres'l uf Aa- Bryant 4 ' cxnlos ho makes after providing for been frankly acknowledged at to ‘■al- ।that fa- pursuance of a pka -gresd 1 lAuaelf. Ho writes long and abstrart Stratton Colbge of Manchester. N. 11. act, bat frtote to public opinion that ia ,upon by 'hfateelf and other, of oppoJ 1 “*■ igoaghtiolw There are few form of toe beautiful dammatory rheumatism and oannof bo fait u> be Just, aud te fcsufatl io !»• Inrx- bcuLs of a r.-vb--tmn he hold interviews — ----------- - —_jvo torn to art ef penmanship who have cot heard too highly recommended.’’ onble. Wc regard its. Jos I th. I, ami with Senator Posnatoy Wuo uffstwi him raw hr.d something «« happoued twelve of thia wonderful penman and many nothing more,*’aad so long as such a ffi» Broadway. N.' Y. Y*rke) t8.i>00 tor hi. vote 82,’XN years before. public opinion exert. tt» xwcreign «v (Mr. 1 have aeon specimen. of hi. skill. His August 21st, 1872. in the eouneUs fa the natto. torn- Is ecash, and to'balance iu tfirre days; “AU borso owners should have to largo specimens hare attracted great at­ no dangrr that corroptfon ran pas- bt- hat bo took $2,lKW and afters-aids rs­ Centaur Liniment. We used il in our tention ia New York City and through­ yontl tndtrtdua! and limited hounds. :* laired 15,(MM) more. He Ara prod ndstables and find it tbe best thing ever out the country whore they havo Iwen adopted.” IL kfansn. There will b* turiia. fa courre, when ,fa a roll of bank Ulla from his pocket i . 11 will not bo time to sum up to re ­ placed on exhibitfan. 8upL Adams Ex. Co. Stable. political oorypptfon, like to mate, or- aud raid: •‘Here is Ae 87.OW) paid too suits fa to Credit Mobdivr inreeti#!He ia now engaged day and night dlnary criminal propensiUc. will take. 1 tian until it is crtnplalrd, and Ae treon something of au rplJomlo charjju r by 1‘aawny, which I tow desire to eeadiag out copies for m If-instruction, timouy is fat in, which will, probably, A the Lands of thn President cf duo to special caUKW. but cxeepUouid,| place ; bo iu-cuaipliAod A a fow day*. The which ho write. hnuself exproraly for thio jiant Couvrntioo." Ou Ain atafaFrro frtu, boworer, without watting applicant*, to that any one can leans to mrat, after n-fu.iag to take a rooees far for the conclusion of to tm timouy, write at thn Lome fireside. Thoen consrnete great war. aneh as wv have just U«» purpose ef hearing a reply tr.cn makes haste to aisume s number uf tain fall printed iuriroclioas, end are Children cry for PiltAar's Cnstoria — peered through, nor any similar .tiafc- Senator Poc®roy, a LalkX w«» nurnediridiculous eoncluawns. It charge that A subatltuto for Castor OIL It a—itniinr fa t be very toodaUouv of wxfaty. all Ao member* of Coagnxa who at any pul up fa large bearv .nvslopre aud uloly takyn rlrich fa Ao excitraaent rolatre the tod, cures WpKl Colic, and ,wM»b did io1, bring lo ito wto .ufi.1 in tn. .tocAm of Ingalls wiA t.r or toe rocas. i nus aeamn nnu rwr- J1®* ^’Id Oakes Ame» rent by mail prn-[*id for81.00 pra pack­ rausca natural sleep. It dors not con­ disturbances fa Ae moral .elrarenl-. rv’s commamb wete enabled to foini a *° hare held. Credit age. Ttey ore uli numbered and so like Aoae are have been witness:nt for no single votu for Jfotnraoy. It i* pre- junction with Barnard in cMnwunUva j bribed, and that n Oakes Ames sold, or fully explained that noona can fail to tain aorpblna, fa ploareut to takojwyir to last three or four yean. Aud If wo Mtmed tot aosuetMogimore than tins “jdsoed" Ae stock wiA to design of loam rapidly from them. They ha»« bribing CLngreesmeu —Now there has been ordered by Uouaanda— not by jx»oe finally gfa boat To a outeted coadllton, ,;slem”ni nhioh may Lave been £sto> a» we mart surely ehall, wttte the aacri- waa wvll uari'-rslocd by to CunvnaAm. not yet been a Military scrap ot teutoour writers alone, but by the hading teach­ showing any bribay. If Cungreeameu ers fa paatuaaahfa throughout tire । were bribed, what were Acy bribed to United trtatns and Canada. Our read­ nuur. U>s triumph fa the proecka. may before it Would retuse a bearing to a pvity charged wiA so great an olfcnre,. । do f What legislation wn« Au* socur- ers would do well to write for a package, awe to recontite us to to pmxalty. . .sd f What till was passed by corrupt aa noAing so oomplele, beauttfhl and Agate, we nigrt not tsU to rrsnomUt, [ sad prouued to decide against him ftnfaUWSUM ? Where was r_’.y corruption useful for »«lf instruction wilt ever again that the whole structure :.f Awfaion ; ly If the stalemint was true iui falc~sxhil-ited in ftgUfatiou? There Ims be offered them. society, nodal a»d political, h formed i od Senator Pomeroy has disgraevd one been no proof fa snyAixig fa tbe kind. on to personal Intrtpityof tbegronga I of tbe hi^hfat petitions fa honor tn the | There has been plenty fa nsufa that Ae individual. Jneriom must not ! county and ought to retire into obliv. ( Bsuot's Mxeszis* ma Fxsacxzr — Credit Mobilier waa a speculattur oontaan oto wyhody-tottor, prteok atatre cern ; tltat it cheated Ae stockholder uf We are glad to welcome the February ijou followed by Aa aXaeratiotta of all j to Union Pacific Company; tot Asm number of Ballou's Magazine, far it is I good men wbn tare * pride in tha bonoperations ooa» Ae road more ton it uno of oar tavuritoa. always bringing should have cost; aad that unfair divi­ pleasure aad comfort through its weUla the name overywh. n-. ajjJ that •■flier, dends were paid—m short, that it was a or pnetorion glvw no Immunity from ' ; Suafaoe J- W. l*a:tnrxiu m Ae Credit concern Ast Coagneanien had bettor stocked pages, which .merest and temptation, end 1- no rafcgtsart .Kalnfa i Mobilier invaatigaticu, baa •'imrricated । amuse. It makes the children happy, guMt And ff thia, eannot t« taught us did keep clear and other.' got clear it makes Ao ladles of Ab household in such a pees* maac«r that be he* lost tooratoJly.lt fa better to have 1; by' ofaa norm m they found out its character. happy, and removes soma of the burnr fa of to coSfidrnra which hh frinod* It has been shown that James Brocks it.Mir tbM we should nfa fafars It. dodgsd a plain pruruiioo of the law. In dona uf life, at least for a time. Thnra Homo Ww Wteveiaofax detrelocunrat. a ban renaerd ft fan: as a man fa tn.A a manner certainly not honorable. But ia always such a variety in tha Maga­ watreve bad durirg to pert week wA ami rrraciiy, Thia it said more n sor­ It h not ret shown, so far. ttiat cren rino, that all tastes must be suited. provide, at tort, two rood etou-by I row than iu BAgwr. for it ia not only a Brooks, tha wurtf one of A. lot, erer Hare ia a aa* ftury, full of wiki adven(Nlgrare to tot Svnatra, but the good name uf Ac body with which be ha* so Mcbilfar, or of th* Union Pacific Com- turw, bore a quiet domestic tale, and the long Iran identified is more or to* fa.' pegy, uotwiAstauding bb large interest next a iorec’o yarn for toe oaatimontal. (through bis son-in-law) therein. There­ (and at somo time in our Brea we are a fore, if fir no other ranacn. the evidence little inclined that wxrj eloquent poe­ c* the past I false poritirai which he baa taken. If. m tret be an in b»fcre a just verdirt can try, sod many ntor feature., too nu­ ocwsRh to. Md otor. had admitted to part ■ Ire arrived aL So far, Ao wurst Aiog shown in Ae passage of the Hli rf 1871, merous to mention B allcu'x Magazine forbidding Sseretary Buttiwull nilfacung i. so cheap that ail can take it without toe inlcresl du. !rom to road to ths fueling in to teart inrpoveritod. Why, X'i. h. oMfofasd fa oil that so far appear, to : J I railed Stats* Il fa still to bo rbawa t u only <1.50 per year, and a prettf Who voted for that bai-whfab wo an- liills Cfarosw Aron in, or 15 cents tin­ gle eupfaat a sum that * parson often I New Advertisements. Great American Dyspepsia Pills, The LARGEST and most complete Jewelry 8torw In the West, with lbs fiora 8lock ever brought to the City. 137 i 139 State St corner of Uadism, CHItLiGS WORM SUGAR DROPS Mid OLD. F ' Ladies'??ttta. Karl Ira Pitt ben. Nat Picks, Card Stands. . tomsplhohea, Hpout. Holden, । tops and Gobletv EB-. . .. All letters must be addressed to L.Q. f. VlMiBT.H, B., Shirt to Id., Muri* Boxes, , Wateli Cbs.as, ftral 1: Office and Parlor Clocks of evew description. Watch material and Tools for Jewelen Any one visiting oar city should call at our •atablfahtnem and examine the goods m cnasrxar og^agnu » 187 * 150 STATE STREET. CHICAGO wry /»»s erpot Hat now on hand a compleic OM^rffnent ofJJookt. Stationery, Tcnf, PcnhM’ era, Ink, Stales, 2'cneiU, Picturea, Picture FramesInitial Paper and Envel­ opes of the latest stj/lssi •Tor the Holidays, nt see AWm. J/lo. IfoiW Iff ryxfesy Gyy<«- — Ain; asroi ’“Vr �Tlje f\«pdBLici,|< ' Trifle; JIiL Jte'adiug we*£nd in tho Jackson Citi® ii»6‘ following dricrijkThe Franking privilege La *1 laetabol­ ished, to go Into ytfec*. Uw first day of July next ‘ ‘ ’ ropy for Um benefit o.'.’auch of our read­ ers aa may havo octonion to visit Lans­ ing, aadwIwIwioAo atop nt a House jini stess iu oeory nripect. ■ > Oiwxjf'thtfl*4-ii not Ms bort—ho- ASnawsr.—As* Mr. S. H 8gw»l. » Util hffW MW No Yoc Don't I—Don't what T Get aa good a meal at aay place in the city of Heatings as at L E. BtauSer'i Roctaurunt, north aide of State 8L east of tho Bank. We’ve tried it. Meals W hoi end* notfoujMidler, for H. A Stono obKsUnuxJo, >wm coating into., lip, 9*v-. Reader, do you owe ua anything, ei­ oa Tuesday F. M. of this wweK^Afl 1W" ther for tbe Baxvxa or Job work? If oast, a fot nf Veys juat But of Um Depot oo please help ua to tbe amount, and O, Ah into the -rued- t«w catch n ridj,qi^. xndate tom*, for Luing ta capital house wnsballbeafglad, ,|l| | I in every way is uauetiaL Mr. Hudson “i2tr <■ is ■ veteran in the busfneis, aud it can | bo said of him with' great truth, “ho tinuod to run till ruling the up grad* I knows bow to keep a hotel.” On a n». from Fall tresk, when Mr. jBtuaad fw>- ,i ‘-*«,»♦#.‘N» «W>NM*bn over tho onceedod ia gating them partially cooled,.j tire house, and. found it a marvel of down, when more bop' rushed towards।, usstue**, luxury and .axnfcn. Many Our paper lata again, ou account of the rig to got a ride, starting the team a j Ql UwMotsut ,aro elegantly fhnitehrd. tbe n>n-arriral of our print paper till second time ou full run. By th‘« time ' and the whcle house i* adminsbly ar­ ' Wednesday afienwon. Sabacnbon. wo Smsod was quite exhausted, aad. bring- ,, ranged. The fonir experience of Mr. < Hudson Is a good aid to him, and his could uolhelp it. in; Mfo requirin g all his remaning ; preparations for the entertainment of ' strength reiuod, hia team into the featr. Itdnmpdh.arerialwnyw.Dti an enlarged We its having fols of job work to do of the Hastings House, and Mid tea'll ' about these days, but we have the ma­ fotrhed up against the Hustings House terial and help with which to do it, so Billiard Saloon, breaking tha pole to tb* 1 sleighs, thottoekyofco aad ■during Ouiat < h. horses pretty badly. Tha wonder is. ' We gnee* that woodcheck that came that the driver and both out ou the 2nd of Feruary, u« hie shadow aad burned back into hie holo, boys’ into Uie stre-iu. yalling I like so many Jumous arid juirijeng pn । Iteojile's *efiglis,tb«iri let etery Individual | !>!«&•; wlufo' the tables are ladeu with thtTSeat thar the active landlord, Mr. who oouioi to Hnslings with a team and ; Uadton, can procure No ono yet left sleigh, hafeaaoxbu hafifl along to wield UtebeUMtosAtafied. ..... .................. ,......... and _ tho amuigva firvi cfose black vUipafow timptiwd'. meets are such, that Mr. Hudson'* * ....tears .to at. • i------ --------- always attended to, and our -bqja'- msv after a while, HASTINGS MASTERS' STAR, U4*. WE MEAN BUSINESS NOW Immense Reduction in alt our Prices, bo will turrar go to hoavro hp auat go Furl Weyas-WIlh ttetoveiTMAl e\\e^s lend to their own a Taira, and ride when’ ttay have peuntes.on ta . kt trill,W A „„ namlIil01(J ro tewdoBan tu tejiir the saloon WltoTO 1 K^cd Lfm friend* from nil th# borata stxuck U. evi* been to Leming. Mr. woo on mm of iijitiiiu Must be Sold this Winter. Housc in Michigan. We are in Earnest, And our Prices Prove it. .Itaven't room to mention all our Reduced Prices, but we Herewith Pledge ourselves to Ofimr and Sell the Best Bar­ gains iu t • . . /bxvxmx AOCWXXT.—Andrew Bart­ lett, of Baltimore, on Wednesday of last week, while chopping »»* thrown In some manner aud hl* left tfilgb yn plan of poverty «mmeUuma severely fractured by the blow or Ml. exeue* fcr not luting a i-unty fr*pek, I?, Dr. Chas. Russell of this city wa. called and,yyf. hardly^w. where tho publish-^ on rocoivo in paymont. for lubsrtrpttyiis,,------ _------------------ _------wood, m .»<♦ weiecoUecton u former viai.t, 3 MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. B. Grand. River Valley Division ia, Sanl. ™ ' C> . . IWw. Jejwlj <V 0- Jy. . M.U1B the aiber of du, huua«- amt STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. TffE q^EUT OffE p/^ICE STf^E, should -to prouio'.o JIouu. Enterprise. I Nesr^d^ere oi* <Ww Hefti* repreecntafireeof the enterprise uf tbe ptupk.o^L................. , the county, and by (hw“ strangvri will runductaL MobUler matter may be riddled, sifted, „ kicked, eufied. .book up. knocked judgeof the .hartrter of th- tefoxbifaround and bandtesL without*lovre till onto In tbe ritfos Mui counties where n »RNBJ^-S.VM*JX they will be* Cevery briber and bribed te fully expoe^t and punished to tbe fulleet extent, and we further hope it may be door quick If so that when wa UM up a newip-K-r. our eyes may rest upon eotnrtbliiE etec MKB *^e .Inoerely hope that the Crctirt Logulaton the most liberal appropria­ tion that taay be required to make it, । what it may become with a little oneouragetnent the leading Edncauonal | Institution in America. Aa a State wo ihoold be proud of tbe Ukivenity, and 1 do cheerfully what is needed to add to I its already wwll doeorvod reputation. ’ Uts-.I.w .»*- «. ■ygyjHWPiiflg" .7 HAVE STOOD THE TEST bwh.l.i> e«l tajjy 'k-tec Bswiso Mickisd tbe very best iu the world and cheeper than anywhere etee in Barry County. Come « ant try them and you will bo oecvinrcsl that it / Comnixforc WorJcn, who cumuun.l M the Monitor, line been appoint'd hear Admiral by the Prwkient and the «p;Xdatm»n; ba. been ooa tinned by the OK It U il te Lawdit Lira! Be!* UW ILfflEJ, . 8HEUX mm ms. Dirert your Utter* ta Na. of P. A ; Drawer or Box. J. Roaxrrs, P. M ' Michigan Central R. R. J. Cole & Son, OLD, BtULSLXLDDDHlCT HOUTt. se .■aszifiSMtfs te sx. Boon! Boon!I Boon!!! 8huei!I Bboos!!! of rreryr.i kind for men, women and Waterproof and proof awnii The Mssceie Frateniity ia ettoneetion with tho Eastern Btarl lodge, Srffl givw a Featival at Union Hall, Friday evening, Feb. Uth, 1873, to which tho pabbo an cordially iarited. Shingles, Lath, &c. American Organ p. aad dancing. TickeU SL5V. Doors open at 7 1-S o’clock. Ttekrta ran bo purchased at tbe sure of Barlow A Gwdyw«.Gia*lAFhiHSp<.XP Jfofo erta, and J. D. AnMry's and al th* ■ By order of Committee. Is Offered Io te Pillio n its ritt. , THEWEBER. HALLETT & CUM'STON AND GABLER PIANOS. heavy Catehneru Suite. Black Cloth Ifot of ItetMW irnned ftom the-U. & Baits and a splendid Moortmen of Black Patent Offlee to Michigan Inventors, for Penta and Vest mutable for Hxtoe antic- the week ending January 3, 1873, and each bearing that data—Furnished this paper by Cox A Cox, Soliritoi of Pat- Overcoats *6 to *36 cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing Bouse fiiandBapida „ ! Everybody Should try them before Purchasing Elsewh er Stifita! aii iKteal, DENTIST Wilt Uteal io pH brwk-Nl Iks f’rafcui FRANK L. WARD MteeWaakia<kMD.C. Msmorandam-Book—H. M. HiasdiU; Hastings «J- Allegan. Mau 1$. IF YOU WANT Gold & Silver Watches Keep a large supply of Salt for sale at lowest ntarkql rates, their Brick Warehouse, Michigan Exchange , oa.iui.-y which urery oae truthfully answwal beKwe hia journey. • ’“*• fth sa k tram it tv cat vn9u M Euad it te Vans. j 10 Barrel lots and more sold to dealers at a very small rance above Car-load Rates. UaoGBh, S> ™» —t T«ta. « d,ad™, rd! City Dining Rooms (Strictly TempMMee.1 WARM MSA1BAT ALL HOTTtf. tflDCaUESJ} COXrXCTIOXOLY ¥*O3E< 8AX.3EII Water Lime, . Ohio lima, Shingles of all kinds, f/yr LU/UEif win V LOTS. 1040 IEIT num IK THE WEST- �MORTGAGE BALE. EW ADFEBTISEWENTX. BOMAMTXC STOBY. TTATE LJ ZE'W Diachy fl Coi. Column? OF CAPITOL HAM'lTtf ‘ BUCHU LIVINGSTO Nil MICHIGAN "(A Ire* excited in cuuwqu^an> of a vary singular affair, th® tannine of which is a lady of American birth, and excellent cvnnsctiona in thia country. Aboc: six year, ago, Henry F. Itariow, a cutamimion merchant of 210 Canal street. Now OrImm, foiled in that city in oewqueneo of loanee sastained during the civil war. and went to Marseilles, where ho soon aucceeded in obtaining a good position in a peuminont mcreanlile house. Mr. Bigelow waa a widower, aad was anexanpanied by hia only daughter Births, then about 18 Tears old, aud endowed with mnarkabl® personal abarms. Her father moved ia ttis tast society of his new home, aad tho t.iauty and grace of lii® daughter were not long iu attracting admirers. Sho treated them politely, bat, after <11. coldly, until one dav she sraa brought ia contact with a doahing French teaman, tho First Ideatenant :0H0« on tho western-boundary tu tho Indian tribes: spain'balding New Orkans, KATEKS aud Great Britain Canada. There was m> army, no nary, no surplus revenue ; and the country was but ju*t recoveriug from tire exhaustion and reregv of au sight years' war. • When General Wasliin^toa easne to th® Presidency in 1789, alt years had CEO. F. ROWtll elapsed sines tho peare. In tlu> treaty of 17r4, Great Britain had agreed u> evacuate, without need lea, dolan, every notified place within tire bMnduriM of the United tftntoe: and yet Brin a garriaons still held awan American p»tti of Title u»e to her, bit’, of vital importance to both the Isxrer and safety of- tin* country,—posts tlie retention ui which S5 to $20 waa a menace as Weil as an injury ; for thry kept open tbe groat nature! high­ ways from Canada into th® United THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, Ths Calrart Uthofrspkliif Company st Potrott, Upoa lb. vert, sad » FLOUR. 1(11 s WAHTKD.' * CO'S latRlUX HEW8PAPER DIRECTORY Kimi. Ho wa» but littlo over 30 run I To these subitantial wrong* wsa ad­ oH, tail and hamhoms, an excellent ded a neglect, an indifference, a silenoe,. conversationalist, and tho very man to that looked like systematic dimnirtrey, win tho good grace* uf a susceptible Con^resi sent Mr. Adam* tn London, young bdy. Ho became very inornate ia 17Ki, to repnwent the new member ' wtth Alb* Barth* Bigelow, and 6no day •if t)«> family uf nations near ths court 1 lie astonuh.’d bar Litiw no: a ifltlr by of on® of tho oldest- Ko English mia- i asking him for the band of hit charming totcr war sent to America till six years daughter. Mr. Bigelow waa at fin: in­ after. Mr. Adnnu-, though received clined to look favorably upon the suit of civilly enough, wa, kept haunting ante- i tho enamored tailor, tho mote so m his chambers for three month* before hu daughter seemed to reciprocate hia af- K-.n to get any certainty u to the resfotion : but a close mqnnv into th® ef- son why the poxte'were retained. fair* and character of M. Maurice KerGreat Britain imposed such restric­ rsl convinced Sir. Bigelow that be waa tion* upon American eu'ilmervr u xceni not a suitable match for hia daughter. at present, too prepoutereu* for belief. Ua found that Krrve! waa a turn uf ex­ From her West India Islands American travagant habits nnU rhetoric temper; vesseto were utterly exciudwl; and only that when under tho influence of liquor such American product* wi-re adtaiftcil ho was extremely quam-la-aue. and had fought several duel*; that ho had run. through with the fortune hia parent*’ tar, tar, end tuq^ntinv. But tn.’illi-r had bitt him, and tl-at he had nothing *u American re*s»i nor American prod to depend cu bu! hia very modest pay. uct* i.f any kind whatever acre admitTho result of all thia waa that he Wa* requested to ducoutinno hia visits. Ker- : vel loft Mr. Bigelow muttering threat* poMtahta* a ^k.dld Tlstad UdMFajA at mw The.New Capitol and Grounds, 11 Isab*. i® ■*««> q^wd ^is- tto O I ebtati tbay .fcr t^. DOLLARS EACH- MATHEW IHIBESI COLlEIE Rrsl E*Uh sa4 Pstwssl Freptrly, Id sa»«»U tan *» te KWi Beal Estate I |3,000 in Cash I $6,555 in Personal Propurt} WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS jit UeValUl buu 718 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS MANTLES ANO iiATEI. rU» •Wte«rUiia< P«UUi| i» MASTUM :><1U U IL, r *4r*aUR« U ua* all erfar* i»*ak*BSJr, la U...... tai... t..— WataKa.. M P. A BILLINGS. Advertisers* Gazette, »fe£e: •uiu’lll UVEKtSTOHE ’’“AFRICA J U. U0UMM1TU. Frwifasi * Urraarr. Mice. suit Both tho hqsliand and father abandoned all hojwx of ereing her again, atidkn impenetrable veil seemed to surround her fate. J onvinet,. after j years ago, and at an aarly age iH-gau tho mourning for her tom for eight in-a . atudv ot medicitw under th-i instruction months, applied to tho court for an an-1' of his father, onn of tho leading and nulation ot marriage with Mixa Bi^utow, J most learnix! pl^fxician? in England and ho was waiting for a rendition of'। He completed hi* Wudics in. medical cctthe decree when, on the third at Nd-1! Ivgeo at Liverpool and Iz-nden, nnd afvember Inst, on event of th. most start­ • tsrwuds xp.nl.»u years in thu Livarling character <<currou. lie was seated iI pool haspitaL Various rvMor.it are M­ in hia counting-room in the Hue Grade,'I signed lor his leaving England for poring over hi* ledger, when th* door I' America, but suddenly,’more than twonwas suddenly opened, mid a tvihel lady I ty.years ago, he toft that country, and stepped in. She drew back tar veil, Ij came almost direetly to Utts place, and and displayed a bronxed face, the tea- I in a few days after aettlrtl at JdcKsn’s . lure* of which tai know only too wall I' Corners, tha hamlul tibore referred tu. In the next moment he rushed into tar |: Hu had friends here, two g.-.utL>m< ii arms, exclaiming' •‘Bertha 1 Bertlia !" who had studied with bim at home and -It is hb tong lust wife. ' they used .very argunaekt to indueo him ^OMujitanation she gave him- while ' lo Joeat. at Kalamaxuo or some point locked in each other’s arm? ‘ where his great talents and acquirements sflB^ her sudden and long absence, would be likely to find a|<precution, but wore so strange that even the chrotii- in vain. He said he sh.ml.1 live of Mequer of the Marseille* JftmluU, to Kan's Cornsra m lung as he stayed iu v hoar* pan we are indebted for all-these this eountry. His tatonts found ample j.articular*, rouft-n*ed b. had rarely mot employment, though us a general thing, i with anything more romantic in his loag bo greatly preferred the quirt country I journalistic career. Mmo. Jonvinet sta-1 practice and an|y seldom visited the I tanl that uu th. evening when she had I large village* except in consultation.! Often times his office would be ihivngvd'l with mesMngcm from all juirta of I he ‘ ~Wdjid<aLmm“ — Arnica Liniment PRISE 60,000 OOJ Reliable Agents omn or tbi mjcu. PwfflEaE*^iffg mttumn.ftBi awnmnan-Mj. ouiious, so. Mt j! IN VALUABLE GIFTS: PROBATE ORDER ^’S,TO4c2rl,.,’,i in Every Turn in the Stale areoctiYtox. go. e, na«iow.r bloc*, msbob, jSAmsUAUaSwais Cussjn ttaars. Aumsu far Ajaicass. I «T.*TBl>r s*rti " Casstret B*: laeswESSM IHT jfillTERPP.ISE. TW0GH1W (1PITH.S Of S5.0C0 EACH IN GhEEHBACKS. FAIIAII WlLUAMl ^greenbacks tJJjjmJi * M. narttolT--------- ----- THROAT All UH IMT1TVTE <wl»r. A t> i*n-*><il»a. ■llrart'U x 1 S®tA«M «Ull«U sat far «X»l t**rwf. I uiimitta TtaeuJ. Ml as< 1 i HUI. <>M4aaeU>** U fam .r Haiwa 1 Usurer *■ I’rtrn *.- 4 lfaa,u a tour*. «. | <!M «■ U» ia!nr-«ra-. far I S&fertJfSyE’Ss OR. CROOK’S WINE TAR te have it or go hungry. Tlte American people might nui in their I’uffemlurf, nor was i’attc w-en on the family table, but t! Clair nasiacru struck horrur t . th delightful country residence, but L> hi* ent heart, and cxritsd reflaciioi* । lutunishment did not find his wile in her apartment?. Ho quostioned thb ser­ into inch cai»'« a> that of Hugh Ihirdie, vants about tho whereabout* of th.ir a nativu of Virginia, impressed in Lonmistress, and they said that they had 41<m stror-tn, carried to aea in n nrau-ufseen Msdame Jourinet stalking -in the •^r.tndi rrd total rel"a*od by th® ad­ guidon a littlo before dui-k. M. Jouvinci miralty, put in iron* and Surged */.re learebed every nook of the gordt-n and tho#n order* had ta.m Tecmr-*!.. nnd set neighborhood, but not a trace uf his on abort- iu ti strange land H-ititou: the beautiful wifo waa to bo found. Ho taeans of subxbting fur n day. ' It took sent out meeseugen In all directions, . fifty yuan to title- the -hatred out of the but they returns*! without bringing any '| heart* uf tho Arucricin peop!; which information. An examination oi tho1 waa engendered, not no much by thlady's uoudoir fnmishi'd no cloo what-; over as to where sho might bare gone. I The huaband i«iseod a wretrimd night, I hoping every moment for hta.wife’s re­ turn, but morning dawned aud sbo had ' not yet coms- ffe thou sent fur the po-1 lice, ami detectives began to l-xdc for tho missing lady. They were unable tu : find any trace of her after a i>rutract«d end patient search. AdvastaMnants, offers of larg? rewards for information i MIIIOIASD FlCTStt FRAMES saws; cwtsESS i Mio wrw't STOMACH BITTERS Floral. Work I BiLUASD TAELE rkorr, - - . MANUFACTURES michi BOILER WORKS. Itakraarr Mil. M ala»'*M«rt ta Ik. 'nrww*. M • i I.M,.., «r .bur r..n, inaa ta H 1. U » EitstSlJp-I PURIFY YOTO BLOOD. M uu au* **.*>«••. '*!>• aua® w '» >»"■■■ I ■ u. —- •»— of III turinw W P—d. Fsb. 1, l|!s we waui.1 msktsg COMFORTS PECTORAL , j genisl ar*d ono uf.the nei«t ixffcrratit^g | her dietnuy Mount® Kerrr-1 sraa th. first | end enlivening of talker* with tfaqi- j : who could sufllcietttly iutetDrt him, bit | who entered her cabin. Ho told hvr ; coolly that 1» had loag ago h-ft tfch- na­ [ he was eviuntially a reoluw-. taut: al:4rq val sorvicu <•{ France, and wot now ,I1 ho willed in Pavilion, be Luilt him h ma»jcr of a bark in tho Larant trade. । house, which h® used m office and home.. 8h-- :!>• n implored him to rektoro her to |1 B.re he lirod, surniundcd Ly cooking libuiy, wuc.. ta roume-1, iuforaiiu™ her ; utensils, mortar* and jauff.-n, drags nni j medicine*, pill-pctkfainng ajqxiraftdk ' I books, pojiera, nwta, otc., and [stwei! a ' 1 largo portion of bi* time with uwver th* I ] footstep of b woman mating tho • n. i ' trance to th® uijMcriej ot the place.: Iq ' j hb iqgnuxr, though always courtcOusj • • bo wSi tar&umcto|C*n!. Hi. p-raunaj | । tppotu-anie wax odd, not tu say slouAyl ! Hi* language waa verbo>e and o-nate.1 ■ Ilia habits included the Engludirmis's i tor* of drinking. He wax content With ' I the humble*: ford nod thu hard-st j she vm well tntatml, cXoept that sho ’I couch, but his, heart wa* always open tn | ’ Wax not allowed to leave the place. A suffering, hb hand never closed when it ( very strict eurvetltsnco was kept over could retar® distrMS, aud life impulre* | H.her by tho *OTvanta w1m>«- tauguago abe ware of the ktndHeet natureWM uuabto to umivrataud. Sho began owned a mare more famous iu I’arilinii already tu despair, when Kervol one and surrounding towns than liorinanie day told her &hu mart go with him up to tho Nile. a Two days adterward ho brought her’to tho countuy place of a wealth® Egyptian, Bolen Bey, aad to tar horror sho found that Korvel had coded her lo him. and that she was henceforth to" be tbe iemato of *n Ori­ ental harem, filled with Egyptian and SYRUP POKE ROOT. Condition Powders! ' ' D. A Cm*. J.YAMraWALKBB. ’ BALE OX EXECUTION. LADIES* REPOSITORY FOR 1873. GRAND RAPIDS JURUBEBA £££'££& 8 LOBXSXO MIMA DETROIT BfflDUG IDRIS. BLOOD PURIFIER. four tuontti* sta endured all the horr®rs of ihix liia, wtan she wa* ono d*y notice. Itwih cam. a* Im had predict­ infroluced by Baton Bey to agunileman ed. Hn waa eating breakfast at the who was no other than Nubur 1‘aschs, hotel nt McKan'a Ctnore when dead: a noted Egyptian diphnnatist. aad coa- !। dinceaded, sod he Urea bat a Aw mo Tenant with tbe French laaguage. tiba I menu. Among his txtpere was a n>ronSded bereelf to him, aad ta. immo-1| quasi that his body be kept six days bediate’iv pr.-mu»«i tu realoro her ta her | husband. A few days afterward she : Tallow ’NSURE YOUR LIFE. WANTED.”—£1Biuineu that will Pa, Tie Mitial Lift Iisiraice Cujiaij, IF YOU WANT LARGEST and STRONGEST Music Teaching. Taken on by th* subeoriber st his raxM.no* on section twenty-four (24) b CaMtotoa, Barry Oo., Midi., on* -hit. ywriing haifer, cue red yearling heifer, ■nd two red yearling stMia. Ooxrx* F. WnxixKis D<MCa<fl>taltJbB.X IT*. ^FOKSAUE; � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-02-12.pdf 54aaf46b0b32604e4ab21768c6747e27 PDF Text Text VOL XVII HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN aid Bty|$ Cartj. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12. 1873. NO. 42. ■ barns, whose dnebrafious wer* owsen-, ' tially rurtic, but where the warmth cf I tho hoapitalitv compsmsoted for every deficiency; Vh* triend of n guest was ; kindly welcomed, th* passing travolsr I ' was pri-M.-d to stay, and the wandering | 1 Turrets'll with his stores of finery and news, was rwwivsd with daligkt rap^ dally by th* fair sex. The boma-cwa! «»C was ahau*t a* merry; .th* lor» atlings of slrigi;* with their trails sound­ ing cheerily through th* midnight 1 wuids, and tho joyous feavo-taking* *f : tho urcui«nfs as «srli wont his separafo wliila strangely cqd *WMtly through tho grvy uld wood* aocndsd the clear giriuli roiraauf itajdstws. as thins tho uiffervnt slrigbs they rang in, altornafo ixaaxu. one of th* quaint old ballads uf th* middle ug**. A*. I*tigih w« reacho.l the book* of tlm Tir couaga. which lay > betwevn u* mid our homo, a mirror of ic*, and we ct once commenced ita [«i»*ago. A* we swept quickly on. it **em- Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS Wishart's Pine Tree U>UU,>MU»MUrrtHu< Tar Cordial NATURE'S GREAT REMEDY where you know you get none but the FIRST QUALITY. re.il. U«ferr.r-. t iu..d«in V.eOUBSlZ lay tatwevn us and th* bank. I looked I , around; they wrrc rapidly appearing > on everv rid*; and I rvorauitar to have ' bran! that the ic* of th* Tirreuaga. like that of several other Canadian riyers, i wai trooctarou* in euuseq uencn of hot 'springs in the tad of the riser, abich at time* bunt forth : and that particu­ larly in the early part of the winter the merwog w»n!d v-e th* river covetin’ with wo, of ehiqh before owning nut a ! ...r: tw snr. and tbett dashe-l off al a rapid pace for the up]>osito hank, leaping th* chasms, and speeding bgbl'j un over tbo frwe IwrtioiK, a. It ho hoped by swiftpaii to diminish the danger; and with the uru« brrathhws s[k’-<1 w? hastcu>-d <>n eug-'tly round for some more favorable ! .pot; but/a* my eye glanced onward,, it fell od constantly widening water, i until it hid gone the c.-rcui': and with I* sensorfon cl surrituo and horror 11 prrreived that w.i stood upon an ire land, from which the surrounding ice ; w»< retres ling. 1 looked after Mr. Nor­ i Um, but unwepiciuqt of what bad hap- had been adviaad to leave the place be­ fore th* freatat iurna, but, thinking there was no darafr, they nsrlacted to do so. Th. andthtm^bout us beyond our goal, against the strap roeky barrier that lined the water. Fortunately tlw hot springs hail raised the tstuperaturn ot th* water, for poor Annie's girlish form was almost hidden in it, a* tbo wares gurgled and surged around her, somelim** ev«n sweeping above her heatf. But the young girl * courage ros* with Iba occasion, and slio bore unniurniuringlv this naw pliaso of , suffering. Bui they strive hard whose prise is life, and after more than an hour of hope, 'and doubt, and fi?ar, wo reached th« land we hod never boji«l to tread again. A* we cmergwd fnrm th* water, tho wintry wind pienwd through our saturated clothing, with ujcy chill that threatened to frw-te them on us. Ptov; idontially, in our need we found a sap I tier's house near at haul, where w* ob­ tained dry ctotbe^ refreshments, and tbo foan of n bor»> and slvigh. ia which w* were soon speeding along the road to Tuv-juaga. As w* prucroded, fresh fear* for her father's and sister’s Into asaailrl poor Aunio, which won. only *e| al roil when she found horaelf in gird with till- firm footfalli nf the hotsoa, and the chime of thrir bells—a low threaten log murmur like the echo of a distant temiwet. lint Mr. Norton drove gaily on, a* if be either heard it nut, or thought nothing of it. and 1 disiuitsed it from my mind, until a* wo drew near the oegter of the liver, strange dark spits, like cloud shidaws. began to fl-uk ita gleaming serfare. The next instant one appeared right STOVE. Second, 1 Set of Toilet Ware. Third, 1 Set of Knives and Forks. The notation* must be enclosed in sealed envelopes, which will be numbered us received and pn the firirt day of April. 1873. the envelopes will be opened and the prizes awarded to the snovMttl persons. not ta-u tarthe £a.t that oa that island ami bad IQ «*ah tf«t;yM again, lie did ao, howoxar^and in a minui* ar two down wont John Mohan and. wo* pulled out cold and dripping Kkc a wal­ rus al tho north pole. A "little farther cn ita party vfeaMtitadteteBdaqMwirc and wore feat to right. ‘'»l Wore tta rq.-s uu shore wsropulUd up ttay came again on tinur way to ita uland. It took them a guol tarar to retch ‘Keep your bold and stand firm fur a little whil*. You ore *afq. there fora time. There is somrthiug h»r* in my ! own t*nt I must see to at onre. 1 Then ho calfed ‘David ! David! ora i ‘ you b*rt y Thb voice uf David’s wife answMed him with soba and cries. ‘He AU night long the wind shrieked and can't move! O, my poor dear Darid! whistled ihfough the tents; the men. 11* has broken bis leg, be says, and his children. stadJing tears uf fjy at the tiled out with their exertions, did nut back is hurt. What shall I do* O, sight of their drilverera. ^.Ttay had wake. lint the women did, and lay and pasted the night in prayers for safety trembled, David'* wife awnkc “Dasad their praven hid tarn answered villi she nliiarorwl Lui he di.i im* At eleven o’clock they sat out on the bear her. “What's the tastier, mother ?, was attending to th* sufferer, not think­ uiunuutvl her daughter. “Nothing, ing of henelf. •God pity ua!’ groaned txsul, anil child, nothing. It's only the wind. raisod lira hand to the stnnn. 'Pity us? Hush ! we mnsn't wake Gather. Go to sleep darting." The suu rx»- Uta the pity u*he cried. Hut tbo pililnM next morning and a dim blood-veil was snow foil, and tho soft flake* daneed in in the sky, whfoh inuile wan - of them the air. Then Saul cried. 'Dnnd’a wife'. think that it was night still. Tins mi- Tb* child! the child!' 'tat mo be. wife,' avid Dsrid, ‘i am ----- - this link of love ---------------- ------- kissed feir fora, tar hands, h*r n*ck, her liira. ‘Naw. wife,' b* said, and resigned ttair child to David's wife stood silent for a fagr DENTIST Kahille Eujilt BtL lastUc. Jhb II, nil liciiiai. WilMSW J. P. ROBERTS & Gold & Silver Watches S»Ui Silier ui PlaM Bimall Immense Stock DRUGS Medicines Michigan _Exchangi Dye Stuttn, LYoS 'inter PAINTS & OILS Goods swept down Ita river scorned tu boar u. an equal distance from it* icy borders, and wo soon found otfrwlves floating on a comparatively i>[»a space of water, and *iurinndcd by nunwrouv ic- i*Ic*.>. 1 could have almost hare echoed poor Anura's cry of agony when the certain-1 ty of our praition burst upon tar, »u fearful was it. Alon*, al mid night, on i a fragiunul dt ice, flualin*dowii a rap id riwr whose future coon* 1 knew not. I while on each side stretched tract, ot crumbling ioe, and tayoad them rose could exceed the dueoUtbn of such a jwrition, and what tape could it leave for us of life ? While to complofo our misery, we had uot even the power to struggle against'var Cato, but must pas­ sively await ita coming. How deeply 1 pitied my young companior, a* ah* sat than weeping such downcast. Haul ?’* naked David ; ta had । uot tagun to 1m« heart tixul lo*k*d in silence at David's wife and David's daug'it-r; they were at thn far end of th* hut ‘You ate not frightened. Saul, surely f. said David. ‘Not for rayself. David,' whispered SjuL 'But tall me What kind of leva do you bear for your of thia.' David’s lips quivered, Knut he shook away th* fear. ‘Wo mast uot krae heart, Baul, and wo must keep this danger from tbo wife and little one. There's men's work before us, and wo must*do it—like mea!’ •Trust me, Da­ vid,’said Bank *my haort taut* to the puls* of a willing hand;' and said no more Tbo wind storm cuntinnod all tho day with such vicleac-j that it was impossible fur tbo men to work. As tho day advanced the blood vefl in the skv died away, nod when the night come thn mcon's light ehone clear and cruel, bright and pitiless. Worn out with hard toil and anxiety, Baul Fielding Uy fears of hoc father's and sister'* safety down that night «»d tried to sloop ‘ I which our own danger had awakened must have strength for to-morrow.' ta I tried to ulfor word* of couroUtion ai thought. Thn fierce wind had grown I wramrad the pour girl in Ita buffalo faint, and it moaned now among the rotas from the chill night air that our inaction rendered dauhly caid. Hhc lookod a sad contnuit to tho bright arca­ ture of th* lost lea- hours, whosn joyou« ballad .trains ware yet lingerin_j ia my ran. But when the first shock was avnr, poor Aniiio struggled brandy with , hor griut and during tho rouiaiudar af 'r-*"--- dreary night of Irani sta rat my aide, tho nuns: patient and •Jane' in hU thought., ho foil aahran nod dreamed of her • • • “My God I" he brani David', wife cry. and at that moment ba awoke, an 1 tisiug swiftly tu hi* feet, raw a cardie and murmured a prayer o:*r her, and biased her; and then, keeping down her awful grief bravely, like a bravo woman, climbed to the height, and raised ler arum to baul with the child in them. Only h*r bare arms could be ■ecu above the tent's roof. ■Come, li:tlc one.' said Foul, and stooping down, at the ihk ol In. life, clutched the child trum th* mother’s nrtna, end beard th* and turned despairingly about. lint no help for them via near. They were is them grave. David'* wife raised ths provisions to Saul, and wont down tia her husband. •Wife,’ mid David, 1mv. me, and sec if you can reach 8smL It will l» difficult bat you may be able to manage it’ She looked at him tenderIv. -My place is here, David.' aha said ; •1 shall otsy with you and trust to God. moment be swooned, hi* pain wa« so great Then bi* wife knelt by him, and raised bis bead upon laer lap. Meaai-hU*, tbo man in the nut tout who had called to Saul to giro him a band bad not boon idle. Ho found a plank, and a a. trivia- it to the root BBCK1H8. Price* Guaranteed. -------------------- ,--------- Tim lent was not in right Tto snow tad covered th And rtiU it fell, and still it drifted. The djajrr who-------------------------- t~« bad tata*tr£bit^#eS^ eX*t" havoc be was making, the city arifet kept at hi* tabes*, tta third UuW upon the oat*, the fourth kita-l a artting hen in the manger near by. .and the fifth pass .if the deadly weapon wee th* beat uf all. for ft earn* rmri the young man boomerang fesnfoa, and knocked him down, and thus put an end to the slaughter. Tta nm* foot that the citv -• •—« ‘■ �struggle which within a score at ysars th ti alter ■wtatlisliod th-< grest republic of tbo world. A hundred years ago ■ bare were but four tMwepapers in Amw icut •teen, engine ba-1 aot b«>«u imagined, ami ra-lruads an4 telegraphs bad not entered intu the remotest conceptwn of mon. Wh«n we coins fa took at THE BRIDGE QUEfTIO*. sue-1 anutlu-r pamphlet agtiutt our Board of Public Works under the captfon cf 'Tstr.nuay the Second” contain­ ing the mod' rorklno. sad absurd a»aaulta upon that body of improveri. The sp-ech was mndu in Cungrve. on tho 24th nit, and it bm. since been pro­ ven that tho Hua. mvmlrer's oppouti-.n Eepushllan Blate Convention. Ooort fa pfaoe of Isaac P. ChristfancT. ■nd two Hagwnts of tbo Stato Unirersity ia pfaoe of E. C W*Iker and Ocorgo Willood, will bo bold in the city uf Lau ring, al itepreenatativ. Hall, Wednes­ day, tba 26th day of February, at 11 o'ofaek a. fa. The several counties will be entitled tire in tbo favor branch of tha Htate L-giefatauv ; and every orgsnbod coun­ ty haring «o reproarntatkw-. will be en- By tbo reoohittoe of 1856, no detogato will be entitled to a sesd who dore not resill fa tho roenty ho represent*. Lmrerag. Mich- Jan. 27,1876. a D Braenan, Chairman Moose W. Field, John M. Navins, W. E. file war t, E. A. Boriingamo, 0. L. Spaulding, Jacub C Lamb. Tbo's N. Stove us. A Kapabfiean Ctooty Oon rention will be held at the Court House ia tbo City at Haesfaga oa Feb. 22d iast, at 1 o'atoek P M. to.efact'delogataa to the State Cmmmtfoa to be held at Lansing oa tho 26th last., to nominate a Justice of tbo Supreme Court ami two Rego a of the State Univereity. Superintendent ot Schools aad County Drain Commis sioMr. Tcwnships will be entitled to the naaal number of delogntea. D. R- Coox. BACON & KARR’S g:<«t puUKe buildings that w« recall are | to finely pheal a» tho Capitol at Wash­ ington, while many a grander atro’--tnn> vi tho admiration that U ita due m.-rclyby being unfortunately placed where it caan-M U> seen at all w a whole, ot where it can only be wren aa a whote by getting so far away that all the detail, of ita architecture are lost. Over r2W> m frnee for violation uf until they hong ia far horiaone like tho Prohibitory law were recently col­ ■crommodata him by keeping one ol cloud, that have tafreu shape. Tho fa­ lected in one week in Dowagiac. hi. strikera oSioo at a high Salary w-th Till. Mansfield, Coldwater and lAk" cades of Notre Datno of Faris, of the no-diing to do. The aBdarito made to Calbodrai of Biuen. uf the Cathedral Mi.-htgan Railroad will bo canpletod show thia are borne out by tha spirit and in running order to Alfegau by of Strasbourg. are really never soon at next July. Bo saya tho Jimi. all, though they might bo better soon Tbtf Centaur Liniment is the greatest which ii beneath criticism and ean b» Tbo people of Ionia eoanty aro asked pain robever fae world lias ever seen, than they are by the destruction of a to tax tbsmselvee 682.000 Cor n now b-wt appreciated by .Lowing bow some few uf the surrounding building. But Court Houae. Ionia village fa asked to llheumatieni, whether inflamalnry, eeiof his own figure, make ont what be atic or nervous, b made to disappear. qur Capitol fa as a city set on. a hili that donate $5,000 inwards its erectiue. tiwcUliuga cea».- to pain, wounds are culls "fraud" u ths report of tbs Board. exnnotbe bid, and Wudungtm -may Tho Cungregntiotialiatn of Greenville healed, bunu urv hum! without a srwr, Thus hoallegre that in paring twentygrow ed IMus, and lino all bar prairies have sobl their personage for 62.UOO and stings and bites arerendared harmnine streets and oao alley, a length ol uf avenues with lufty buildings; tha and have purchasMl a site whereon they fifty-six mills, iu.tewl of Laing what tire Mn. R. Fownll, 492 Atlantic Hu tho view, and‘ propoao to build in tbo spring. Uopitel will still ' ’ Brooklyn, KY . wriloa : *1 have h-*l b<*rd allege, oa an average of tbirtyIVofemor Mows Colt Tyler of the, This is one ad­ cm- ii.iviuv.uk. .... .v.. - ---- two fret in width at 6L60 per yard for vantage not to be denied, and the stan University has resigned, and h» be. ac- | trtod .vrrvfaing Tbe Centaur lamwoodsa parctbrat and 83,20 per yard and whiteaen of fas dome are no doubt cwpted a position on the editorial «t.O ;i nrent i» the only lUag that due* nw on the Christian Union. for concrete, the cost is actually furtj * dollar, per rnaning foot ami amount. impvnesivu at fint view to everybody, Hon. C. R. Brown, Judge uf the Mr. Ctfan. Hill, G Fin- St, Fh ilithough th. ktructut" cannot stand a Niall. Ctrenit was taken quite serionsly delpbia, writes: •That two botdre of । to 611,627, 200. Now, as oao square ' yard at 63,50 (die highoU price pai-1) b thoughtful examination, aad will one . ill with raojoelive chiila while recontlr Ontanr Lfafaicnt baa cured a moat o^ I nine thirty.socund part of tba whulo day bi outgrown by all Amsrfounv. It oreupviug the bench oi tboTan Bunin vere sprahkhT'.bf* miefa." • wa* a childish, if'not a barborou* taste .: County Circuit Court. J U. Marfin of 143 seventh Avenue, I running foot. !t will c.mx orjy 612.41. N. Y, says : ’'The ' Centaur Liniment tual orretcl tho prevent dome ; and tbo ‘ instead of 64O.a» tdlogt-J, or ua!y 637,­ ha* cured me of a terrible caao uf in­ flammatory rh.-umitiam and cannot bo , 132 (or running yard and the untire fif- guod eonte cad good taste ot the public I too highly ruBtitnutendod." I ty-six miles will at the outside pn-.eh n'" ■t largo will ao doubt tie ju.tifii-l wbea 'i ■mount to 13,679, «?a 364 -rAi indead __ 4 „r 59 Bromlway. N. Y. of n 11,wo shall all so<% what already a great August 21st, 1*<72 327,2UO—a poiitivn error of 83,188,606 maay see, that fats is not architecture•■All bone uwu*ra alumld have fae with which ha comiaoacos his charge tiaertox 2. That for tbo puqx>M> of against the Board of uader-citimaUng properly speaking, at all. but uicru m»italb-t and litol it Iho best thing orer determining whether such Loon .ball chauire, barlug no cobnrc'ioa whatever ■ifapted." H. Mtx.n. bo made, tha common council may ui Ute coot of their work. Ho charges u with the art of budding, and no mure Supt. Adnate Ex. Co. Stables. any annual city election, or any special discrepancy of 6206,332 in tbo report ol capable uf exciting entbu.iuta, in the Such taslimunisls can bo repeated in■faction (called for that purpose) provide tnimi of a .ineere person who knows O. Ward, the inventor of tbo ••Ward detiuitoly. Trr it ouec. We will war­ for a vole thereon by bedlot; and every ballot tn favor af such L.on shall have what art ruosns, than the budsr ol a Brake," ba. three now and u*'ful rail­ rant it every t-me. Sold by all Drugg»t». J. B. Best A Co- 53 Broadway. printed or written, or partly printed and ! steam-engine—nor indeed so much; road invention, that ho will proscut to 1 reported that nanibec of foot at llO ’,fn tha nnhlie within a .hirrt’time. for the buder is a) least a real thing and Ho aliases an over charge, sad fraud ol Even in Grand Rapids men cannot $13,491.20 in computing tbo sum dm uot a sham, it obeys the laws of boilnr enjoy their rights, for a resident of that from the United States for concrete city had only worn his shirt nine wook, when hi. unreasonable wife made eompavement along Judiriary Square, beTbo dutflc, on the contrary, is a share. plsint to tho police, who foned the man rauM-w natural sleep. It dore rot non- i lain mbiphlne, fa ptaiaant to take, never I ! tally in the report instead of 4th rtreet Il springs from a well-built building of KrtficB and never falls. The Lost physic white marble, and it pa*Mo itself off, to Dutroit and Traverse City aro now iu . on which tho work was actually doaef' din-.t Railroad cjiauiunicxtxm with IThose are spccirasns-of tlu> blundering people wbu do nut know that such a dome could not be built of marble, for each other, via tho D. A M , to Grand and mimxopic lutlenaoi of t’n> nun Rapids, and thenea via fae O. B.A 1 to a mnrble dufoe, and by ninety-nine peo­ Fyfe Lake, and thence u> Traveno City i Hun. A. 11. Meacham, uf Oregon. ple out of every hundred who coo it, it by tho Traverse City bmach uf ih-> Grand Rapids and Indiana Iton-1. ■ with lion. Jesse Applegate nod Samuel of tu-iridrt it should bars beau, ia which Tho Honeo, in Committee of tbo Case Indian Agent Alsea, On-gon haw rase th-ne would bare bwa probably uo Whole, tout jxswxl a hill eetablabii.g been appointed a plea Cinnni<ai<>n to JUptoportfan between it ami tha bail I- tho office of Cmunistionor of Fudinriiw. settle tbo difficulty with the Moduc In­ and appropriating SR',00c) annually, for mg uf which it ia a part, for tha archi­ tbo n*xt twoyoon. for tbe encuutugrdiana. Mr. Meacham wiD leave Ii-re tect would not barn Mt himself a task he could not porfirm, nod the natural all in dad (uuportion. The moment, however, tha architect pormitted bim-elf That wo have Common Schools in tu think of putting an iron dome upon Lchigan is a fixed fac(, That they a luuble building, be was no longer re­ re free to the children ot tho State is of tho war thus far it is quite likely strained by tho law of the budding it­ well known, bat sometime, it ia spparThe New York Tjqxigraphicnl Union that tho settlers will be gem rally. wipe-! self. which law should have bad his full . Nu. G, baa endurv-d the piopositi-'n, to reat that others than children should an ■ out liefo’re the troupe c.in ovoreouie tlio allegiance, but bo folt hun-elf st liberty erect a statute of type medal to tha joy tbo advantagwa of a Common b'ohool, Modoc > by force. It fa uuderet.-.*! that •memory of Hutace 'Jeertoy, and :■•education In proof we submit th., fol- .aid city, and csuveru and doci.irw th. quests all printer* lo contribute the |«y trriai would permit, and there resulted lor setting 1.000, emt oa the third day fawfagssp^ofa petition presented re- rw»ult of Mid election. and uo cash loati ■ballba made unless a majority of th. ; of arm* on the part of the troop-, cvcr-pt aa iui-nodiat* and fatal disproportion 1 eeetly in the House of Representatives votes cut at said oiettion, are in faror 1 for th.- prevention of attack*. until even of Febraray for that purpme. tor the Repeal of tho Law cresting th" at said Loan. And provided that no ! banded juttico i* fairly offered tbo com­ Tbo dumo is nut only an cxcresceace, Tho Bay City Journal say* that the eAee ef the County Superintendent ot plaining aborigimio. Thia is not only Laving no structural relation to the mil! of McGraw and Co. of that citv, baildiug pro]>er — it is an ugly ax-reswtilth it now oaring cxitanteffon, will Schools. It is neodlsoo to add that the tho proper thing, bat will b> tfa> eheap be the largest in the United Hralre It eeuce, ugly in its Imo. ugly In its dw- , Township of Handy ia one of the Drmotai, boat and indeed, for the pretent, tlm propurtfon, an 1 wo shall, wo hope, bro is eufficUnt to state that tba mill will eratic stronghold in fae very evenly bal­ plan ot .topping bustilitfa* sad saving , to m the day when it will be taken anced, politcally speaking, County of down aad ai real dome bo put up in ita UvfagntaB, and wo presume tbo intelplar*. — StrAttrr’i fur F^tnarryl 1 Lgeerre of the petitioners, ia on a par. with moot atiboeo who doaire, and peti­ tiroof sheet of the list of member, uf the tion faa legislature for tho repeal of a House was given uut on which cunveLaw, that baa already raised tbo atari, tioas were tu bo made if any errors a ere , 1 on.-u and tnAn a denial of the luibery daxd of Education over fitly p-r cent in discovered. Boon after, the compiler of charged against him. The report of an the 8taaa, and ia repidit making the tbs Manual rvceivod the fallowing note interview by a newspaper reporter u not from one oi the single men : Common Scbocla of tbo State, among euti.factury to your eurreapumicuL It •■In proof «b»-t Manual in Houe-. 1 fae beat fa fae world. Wo are planned ' the showing ut 67,000 bribe money in see you say I am married. I’leeei curto bo able to aasnri oar readers that we .ret, or send th" woman around, and the Kansas Lagi»laturo and tha charges see tally advised that fae prayer of those oblige.*' • made by Senator Varka was a put-up■toHifafa ••Inhahitanco" of fas Town­ jub ami was entirely falsa, tho innoceut 1’ref. Cooker of fae State University ' ship af MaMy ia not likely to bo aahas been unre-1 to take charge of oui- of victim of such a fraud sboull indig­ CITY DEPOT thu eiiiturial department* of tho Metho- ‘ Lifts! Oi! Chromo mounted, tired and nantly repudiate tho election which re­ diet Qoortnlf l(mnr. Fret Ofory has varnished, ready for framing, of a little sn olfor o! an incresod salary to n*c-p‘.;a buy and girl and600 pogei of reading rqvrt stated that Senator iVimcruy ad­ profcssorsldp, similiar to the uu.i ha matter, for only |l,2f>, s!»->uLl lead eve­ apted the fair.-ioss of the cteeti-m of bolds now iu on Otu» institution. Prof. rybody to subeertbe at oni-e for this Senator Ingalls, 11 would give us great deed, a fine Inking of men— Norris has been naked lo lecture oa popular periodical which contains good plea.uro to know that Senator PcmqrvT pithed men. in fact—and Gon. Loomis Pbifaeopby in Bowdoin Coltog..: and Has now on hand a comit ia ruiuureu that Prof. Friem will not stories, practical rocipes, fashion cute was outirvly innocent, hut the action of at that time was one of the handsomaat, return to the Umvuraity as I'rofvxe.ir of ftlcte assortment of Books. and iaforaauun, Bunday resiling. th • Huoec uf lu-irreeentatircs of K>umu> in- el M'ldicrly looking ran wo ever saw. Ha was over six feet in height, large Stationery, Pens, Penhold­ has dtmamfed his resiguaiim and tho and fine looking, and a thorough s<Jers, Ink. Slates, Pencils, Settato of his State has reqnnotod ths U. diac by nature and ednoutwn. Among thoao wbu viaited the battery Pictures, Picture Frames, 8. Sesalo to lavrebgato the charges Initial Paper find Envel­ against him. This doo i not L>oic lika t Lo on the landing was a wall knowa Cinriunati d.vine, whow temperance proopes of tho latest styles, clearing Limeolf before Lis own j*opl<.‘. cliviliee are a marked laatnre nf hi. Picture (’ord, anV Fancy though it is never fair to condemn any life-. He saw the wusd ‘Ojldwater” oa the guns, sail thia inspired him tu inako Articles for the Holidays. man upon expsrto evidence a iiitlo speech ‘■Suldims,” eiid L», Call and see them. impnesively, and nil retnovi-d their bate Jlio. IfOBtHfl. and liwteuod to tbo vraerabla divine, liquid vending gentry. w hose white hair was lifted m the Tho Allegan Jouroat fa rveponsible a! Bank, ore taking great interest tn tbo breuse from tbo river, "Soldiers, it refor fae following: h of Which Welsh and Prey." jcncoo me to are ouo company of tern pernew luan. Their subscriptions are daily Monkeysaroscarce inMfalngaa One! Wo think the above fully demoMtratinercaaug tn omuuuL From I.iudou unrn men marching firth to meet the enemy. Rum” continued the roalous i that the Democrats of Handy still Hssungs a month or so and r-a* off the also they i(h»v» favi-rable sdv.oes drvine, "Sa the bona at the suldier as it Tift poaj Office. safamMdabL and expect to eluor the eutlrc tin. \*t is of man in c-rvay lino of life. War surmise the following As tha' editors of that paper, and the ent ot $300,000,000 this week. slays its th.usends, bat ram «l>rs its ten. of tboimnds. Ttio temptations to ewtafe- < htowfas* copy at th. leadmg Gmsfalew QaiU briar still remain ia the drink .in tha army are very greet, I slitauial article fa the Boatings 7Zre~ city we presmno cunmderable revenue The pppoaitfon to the general Bank­ knowand therefore it b with feelings SrsySfiFS WTO = JfarwelefFeb. 8th, willgwaloog r‘J might bo derived from fae euaettarnt or rupt doe I»iw uot appear to coms from of priio that I mm one body of men each an ordiuanor, though ws fear tbe regular businoMi tixm It ia diiBceh to sac who have the moral eorrage to march — ,1... U.lJ _ !.L .1- -1 drawer. Tba mso then took the saddle, W /llll I I. II enforcement of manv Sure agahnt tbe why such cn areanlt is mads upon die but muakoy mounted him, tore hfa bair W U.1" X JJ1J latter would render hw chance to pay law at this.t.mc. Th" New York Im­ i£,bljKi fu/t/if net of wc. bin feere' debts rather amoll. an I might porters and Grocers bond of Trade yeobe tho cause of soar quill driiing not hrdav eent a memorial to Congress against the repeal. exactly in arcorhu»> with tne statute u> turner—• *aas r X bought a saddle "f । -— - ■ i. .. * ■ FiretrOlWfci Instruments. New Scales. New Styles. New Prices. Very Low. TKareroont, Jfo. 255 Gr«enf, near Ughih St., B. F. NORRIS & CO WHOLESALE & RETAIL Tbe LARGEST and moat complete Jewelry Smew In the West, with tbe fiato Stock ever brought to tho Qty. 137 II 139 State St Madison, cor&sr of WAI.THAM CHICAGO WATCHF.S ELGIN WATCHES, HOWARD J s •WATCUEB. TeaFMM 1 Cake Baaketa, §.5 IT' Ide TV. Gold Tooth Pfaka* I Gold Thimblsa. Silver Thimbles, Gold Loekotr, Shirt Stadd., Gohl Watch Keys. Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. Watch outer al and Tools for Jewelen. j e j ’ E = “ THE CHEAPEST PRJ JE8 IS OUR MOTTO E nr * i a state street, cbkaoo SALT. SALT BARLOW & GOODYEAR Keep > Urge eupply of B«lt fcr em u Loereet meHtet re.ee, * their Brick Warehouse. HIT TKISS IS TNE WESTAtchison Topeka A Basta Fe R R. Water Lira Ohio TaOy. NEW BOOK , Fvreu- .nd th. X— I.U.. jTtA. : " ‘. M—*• «fe < Music Teaching. —------ rance abort- Car-load Raten. nan arraum t �T»t« Paper Mill. Who says, Paper Mil] 7 Don't fail to call at tho Button C>h Store, they are selling off at tost, sure. See the coll ia the appropriate Column, fur tho County Cbnvention. Atitad tbe Masonic festival Friday ovoning next al Union Hall. Cory and Cornell aro out with a "ad" this week, showing what they aro doing in tho Uno of Organs and Pianos IL J. Kenfield, Esq. it out again, at­ tending to butinera and is looking quite Heal fcbjw ftticsj. From general appearances, w* .ko.M think winter had. about spent it* fury, and now ia trying to makn amend* for ita reixmt severity. .■KatBESSts'' We notice that many of onr exchange* No Yob Dox't!—Don't what 7 Get that are not ranch more than half J a* u geod a meal at any place in tho city largo aalbs Bvwsaa, charge two dollars of Hastings as at L. £ Stauffer's Res­ IMTyvsr, while th* Bsweaa is only 11,AO. taurant, north side of Stalo St.east of l/Why not make use of our » atcr-j re­ st here in the City, by orrecting a wollra manufactory ? '.No batter chance in Iho | country to build facto riba, then on tho Thornapplo in Hasting*. That ail taxes not paid in by Feb. 20th, I shall immediatly proceed to levy and collect according to law. HENRY C. LEWIS, Feb, 5lb,w2. City Treasurer. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grind River Valley Division till tie Georgia, son of the editoruf ^4Vo received a short vi*it on Monday last from C. P. Naorpaa*. Editor of th* If you want first-class repairing on Whitehall Xsen*. and at one fima, a your watches, clocks, or jewelry at low­ compositor iu this office. Charley is er rate* than at any other establish­ looking tiptop Call again Mr. Charlie. ment in tha city, call at tho Barber We would call attention to th* chaug* Shop Building north side of 8 ate St. in the big Ad., of th* Star Clothing House of Grand Rapid*. They spead A POSITIVE FACT. thousands a year advertising, and limy aty it pays. . | Sec Here. Stranger!—There la not an Institution in tho City of Hutlng* that la tnoro worthy ot patronage, than that position ready made that we ever *>*r, ia that manufactured by Mjz J. B. , Norton of Madison, Wia It is all oar Fraa. —Between tho hours of two and I occurs worthy bf mentioning, unless you ’ three this Morning, tbo alarm of flru j forbidv mo, I shall iadito and sand it to was Riven on our streets, and soon the firo bell was announcing to thoeo dis­ tant from tha locality of tho fire, that (Wo shall over wnkamo an, turwa somewhere in Ward tlxre* the fisud (fire) from Orangeville, and also from any part was at work. Boon Stale Streit was of tbe County. Call again. EfitTona) thronged with people eager to know where the fire waa. It proroJ tu bo in Odd Fallows HaB, in the Empire Block. Empire Block stands on tho North-sosi , corner of Main and Jeffmoa streets, is a i beautiful and substantial block built of brick. There aro iour lagro and splendid stores in the block ono of which is owned by K Madge E*q. end ia by him occupied us Dry Good* and Clothing Store O ld Fellows' BaU|b also own*d by Mr. Mudge, and i/fa, to* 34 Btw waTlfrst dtecovore<r~by-Mr. M'* Clerk, who sleeps in tbe Store Tho damage done by tho firo was- small, comparatively, but had th* fire had many more minutes iu which to have buraod before discovery, th* whofr block must have been uistroyvd and thousanil* of dollars damage would hare been tho result. How th* firo originated, none can tell, many supposition* of course exists, a* to ita origin, but it ia thia way and that way, and of courau all guera work. Tho damage to both Mr. Mudge and tho fratonrnilv of Odd Fellow., will probably not excetal five hundred <lol- Overcoats *5 to 825 cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing House Grand Rapids. fret, nothing, scwrely. only the hauling । of tba straw, as many of the fcnners wouMbacaly too glad to prorant to raw* oa iratfamca, tree of charge, the sold below Coet. $10.00. Fine Black doth suite $12.00 to $40We have some fine English tuid French Cmb, Suits, custom fits,, pricer $26.00 to 40.00. LOWEST Overalls 75 cents, worth 1.00. coats an inch to short, but they bargain. r. Cole & Son, former price 110/and all woel Meltons, Light and Dark, 110; former price IlC. Boy* ONE PRICE ofc trhis ata iwstum urn m® sroiso Star ub tin he un m Him Shingles, Lath, &c. LEVI BROS., PROPRIETORS. (KpBc sure and see out name above the Door as other Parties Jealous of’our good nai Odd Fellows who attend tho session Draught Tube foe. Soda Fountain — of the Grand Ixnlge nt tho City ol Sagi­ R. B. Robbins, Adrian. naw, commencing February 18, will bo Barn Door Fastening—A. 1). Wright carried fur half fare, on tho D. & M. et al, Belleville. ’ and Flint and ' Pare Marquette Rail­ Traction or Portable Engine—D- W. road*. Fare will be paid to Sagituiw, Kellocg. Battle Creek. Fire Proof Compound for Coating ILnts, Ac—R. U. Piper, Girard. I Mr. and Mrs. J. Mcrrillold. desire to , Firo Prool Paper fur Roof*. Ac—R. express their hearty thanks to their i friends of Orangeville, Prairieville and Hastings,'especially to the Ladies' for th*ij|Kberal Donation at the hospitable mansion of Henry Drown Esq-, on tho Cxorutss Cioratsa, Cturnrxo.—The l>est nasoTtmen t in the city coiwisting of heavy Caasimero Suita, Black Cloth Suita and a splendid assortment at Black Pants and Voat suitable for tho*e anttoipating marriage. For sale at th*New York Cash Store. 82tf Cents that other Stores sell at Kflft last of Patents issued from th* U. 8. Patent Office to Michigan Inveators. for tho week ending January 21, 1873, and each bearing that date.—Furnished this paper by Cox A Cot, Solicitors of l‘at-1 Johnron A Oo’a celebrate.] Gold Pens, he beet in the market, for sale at tho ent*. Washington, D. C. City News Depot. P. O. building. Tuck Crrarar—S. P. Babcock, Adrian. W. J. Stewart Aliy. at law, aa wi'U'be 8elf Decking Rail Fence—A. Bagley. seen by his card in this week's issue, Ypsilanti. has located himself at Grand Rapids, Tug Sirup — M. Cadwell, Lansing. and solicit* business from Barry Co Circular Saw Mill—W. A. Campbell, people, whenever any »uch have brr»inraa/sr which they require a lawye^'a OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, A SUIT $3.00 to all wool Suits $12.50 to 20.00. DuncavxD.—Ono Evening lost! week, Hon. H. H. Smith the accomplished Preeidont of tbe Detroit A Bay City Railroad was presented by bis friend* with a very handsome and oorupfot..- tea set of Solid Silver. Hie set comprises ten pioees, including u tray, and several of them were gold lined. Thn presen­ tation was made at th* reeidenoo of Mr. Smith, in Jackson, and after tbe con­ clusion of tbe formalities, tbe donors were bountifully and hospitable eptertainod by Mr. and Mrs. Smith. The artielra were prvp.iruJ e*peciaUy for the occwoa by M. S. Smith A Co., of De­ troit At tho same dm*, Mis* Kata L. Kmith, th* daughter of Mr. 3-, was pre­ seated with a tiandvira* c[>era chain by the *amo parti**. It ia only just that wo should say that tho poopLo of , J|iehigan nr* largely indebtci, for tho I Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw Railro*a. tbo Detroit, Lansing and I*ko Michigan, and th* Detroit and Bay City Roads, and w* note tbi* recognition of i ’ th* ml urritt ho ba* rendered tho State | with apecial pleasure. Liar ur Lerma remaining at th* Hustings P. O. Feb. 11th, 1873. Daniel Boa!, Mrs. Harriet Carlton, 2 Don't dridt liquor 1 We 11.ought ho I ■ Mrs. HaUie Clark. Timothy Crandall, j j Mias Sarah J. Clark, Hastings Drake, was a Democrat; don't siu-die, uudetu-1 erratic again ; can’t chew lulascco, - 1 Emmy Fikeoer, W. J. Hyde, Verny D> Hooper, Keward Warner. Mias Helen why not 7 8peake English awl German । Youngs, Almira Brown, Celesta E. fluently, ore should presume so; rarely ■ say* damn—although he'd be e reusable j if ha did,—of course by lb* Demecr.it j - Direct your letters to No. of P. ( party ; doc* not belong to th* Y. M. CDrawer or Box. Association—need not haro madu that J. Rosxxrs. P. M. remark, everybody kuowj that wiffiout I tailing.—Has no Credit Mobilicr stock Waoomre-Cocea.—I find your Hiro ; • —don't need any. baa enough N. Y. Syrup and Tolu an excellent remedy for •[ City stock oa bis band* to last him u Whooping Cough and Croup, especially • ’ life-time. Never imported tin end had for the former, which Is prevailing in a ; I s duxen chaMss to “compromise’’ the neighborhood south of us. I must not claim against him. No, that'a for be out of tho Syrup ; please forward there would not be rascality enough in [ me a supply without delay. White Pigeon, Mich. W. O. Arsrn. so small a mailer as that, for Tweed to Who says Dr. Millar’s Magnetic Balm go into. No, Tweed is a saint, O>lfrx contains Magnetism ? Those who haro the sinner. Tweed could rob N. Y. ural it for Colic and Bowel Complaints City of millions of dollars, yet ha is a modlr, bnt Colfax, a* ws believe, with­ Boe nirrrtisoment in thia paper. out any intention of fraud, i* au|)K>M>d Ho roa Lxjisnra.—h may be of iatereat to our readers tu know that by tear­ ing any point on tbe. Valley Road on tbo Moraine Express East, th* train that paaee* Hastings at 7.50 A. M. close connection is mado at Eaton Rapids for Lansing via tbe North Central Division Ouvoantu, Feb Iltb, 1173. Eoireas Buntra--Feeling that we t’harltewurth tbo accomodstingSaperintaudent^f that Dirfeon having given should hare a rorwapondent from this orders to hold that train at Eston Rapids enbryo city for tho Bum, ■’ w«U •• nulil tire arrival of th* train from Grand fur tho Ifosw Jvmg you will phrase Rapid* doe there at 9.40. Ix. th* after­ excuse this intrusion, and if not agreenoon elora connection for Lansing ia able, w* wiD refrain from Irwpasring made at Charlotte with the I’sninaulor, upon you further. Bniiuees ba* been al Eaton Rapids with the North Contra) dull with us tbi« winter a* n general and st Rives Junction wilh the J. L. A thing, bnt Old Winter ha* been btuv wilh us, aa he ha* with everybody and S. R. IL and the fair is aboat th* rame everywhere for tl.e tost eighty dx>y^ The trouble about tha Orangeville Mills has at last boon brought to a focu* ; st teas: we hope so. An Officer from your Cuy, to-day, pul Mr. Nicbols in posampaper null in Hratings. Tht outlay tfon vf the mills, in tbo place of Mr. would be merely nominal, while tbe in­ Bitt, who has been ntning them for come would help to swell the parses of auntothing over a year, and can ray, that ; overynua here are much pleavid with __ ___________________ ,r„;_ tba change. Mr. Nichob pttrclrarod tho nonovnicxl. the material would cost, in i mill property sometime agu, but in con- CLOTHING. Suits $6.50 to ✓Slcwsr*. Stall and Prickst hare parchased tbe smith shop formerly occupied by J. W. Marnanl, on State Street, and have removed to said building where they are ready to do all manner of work in their line. Michigan Central R. R. CLOTHING. New Adverlisem^ THEy ^AVE STOOD THE TEST. BLOOD PDRfflKR. Corn Shelters, 8 Wood Sawing Ma­ chines, Which we will Exchantro WOOD, delivered at oar Foundry ; ur WHITE ABH, OAK or ROCK EIAf LUMBER Mill within Is Offers! is tie Piilit st its Menu. Everybody Should try them before Purchasing Elseioker tie Iital Life ImraK Cam TMr isae is ss^sstal sad ka Uxir **« sad bssuUf.t sssm surpass sll- e«S«n iu tevmy of THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. WARD. DfffiHT, BUmLUESffi. May 15. '73 Michigan _Exchange. - a you wait LARGEST and STRONGEST Hastings Allegan. Assets over 856,000,000 �Dauchy A CoY Column. Kf Walter Raleigh, after careful rtsdyefthe Bpemah ascounta, was fully mltafi.d that theuoMen city waa lucat.-.l upon lake Parima, among the Cordil­ leras of l*acinta, wool of ‘Juianx The JGchijaa Italhincrv Depot. OF CAPITOL BUCIW MICHIGAN THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, mile* long and two hundred tenad, and waa a pruminont feature upon the maps ot tbo sixteenth and Reveatreutb centuriee. To teal the malL-r. he *tart*d rias eku-od W Uw A-IUlort. ar.lt.lt. Mv-y.. U-ribo Vnjo 1‘nwu-s we ■* — ■ —, • Lamst Dun EffitUnt a at irt\ n” . The Calrert Lithographing Company of Dotreit, V1NICAR BITTERS tied that tbe Eugirih, in thfa mnremeut. exhibited a Large meaeure of that r.wdld thisat hr Ol-gutter; wealth which coneiitelod iho tnainapring of Spanieh enterpriee. Bet thia spirit was associated with aad dominated by, higher impalees. The English also mamCtaM. ia tbrir treataenl of ths Indians, a Mr high-are-of humanity and a more magaartianona policy. ItWMaia period! Vyee Ake work. e eyUodOi Tl.ret fottegraj* of are new EST8Y- COTTAGE ORGANS ! ia their taetoty, in which ideas of nattoaal gtory prevailed over oordid peraoca! ccawideratiunt. It waa during the rioalag yearo of tbe romantic reign 4f Elimbeth. tn which tM defeat of the Invincible Armada, and other glorious achievautenta, had exploded the mari­ time peetigoot Spain, and had roused the robust national spirit of England to eorttaet the exclnejve sovereignty of tbo eta, vrbieh the Pope bad given to their pea irealfr rinds. In tho bitter hoadhty WANTED? «ir.8iw MATHEW COLLEBE BUSINESS &P. COATS’ la Bert ■irvieee — i.SHeSyledeesei । BEST SIX-CORD JOHN H-WENDELL & Co. Wille and Rlati Tirai! Heal Estate $3,000 >■ WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLET’S C’amb ! $15,555 ■mSnSsi 716 PBEMIUMS AS FOLLOWS; MANTLES AND ORATES. -jw»>. »J-pyjs"A-r P. A. BILLINGS. F-ATERS •• CHAS JUNE 4 BSD. paratioa of his expedition. Raleigh arrived in March, 16115 <>r IflBfl, at tho Island of Trinidad, then hold by tbe Spaniards. with • bam tlto English were nominally at peat*. But one of tea officer*, Captain Wbiddra, with aoase men, ventured on abor*, and vu treacbcrouah marderv.1, with tbe iD-woeried connivance of tbo Spanish anthoritiea Provoked by this outrage, Raleigh landed, and captmwi tho govecnor, Ilerreo, with Ida whole force He found five Indians cacique* held as pris­ oners gained the hearty goodwill uf tho natives. Finding it irapomible to taku his veoeela up the Orinoco, he kfi them at Trinidad, and embarked ia four large boats, with a hundred men, ui;^ r the free to book agents $5 to $20 LIVINGSTONE $500,000 ■AFRICA CASH GIFTS. .'U"C.7.t.-u SSJrafft ae* ««Aiwn .......v*t»u aad m hu $100,000 for Only $10. the Slate ! HOBATIO HUff, IWl STAKLET W. TURNER ta7. CHAS. J. (SB, tea. AH lais ■ ■etelaei Ieea44 ■maaaeeJ »kal: ■ -. re; itaMUr •< Me. ~U, tea aits art •art 4*j. al Lkaaertk (reel deer *« the I ««rf I >■ ia. Cllr at UefUa*. ia Bony eeaatr. U» lin Ik* |4... ef ‘.rM.ee Ike CtoaH tain I OSn £ guidance of an Indian pilot. After ascending tho river three hnn- ' dred mileo, he camo to tho reeidcare of an cacique, named Topiawari, wbotaeated him with most gen*roua hospiuUity.' This tho English roaprocaL*d with a jnetfoeand fair dealing that wen thd' hearts of tho aimpie aborigine*, con­ trasting as it did with the uniform bru­ tality of tho Spaniards- After a brief rest, he resumed bis upward jouruey. and arrived el the mouth of tho Caroli, now Dr. Crook’s Win FARRAXD WILLIAMS &, CO. Public Test □n. CROOK’S THROAT AND LU.10 INSTITUTE tbo fact that the Caroni, itaelf a trioutary, receive* tho waters of sixty tnbutarias. Tbo Orinoco, ia a roaiao of twelve hundred mile*, receive* four hun­ dred and thirty-six tributary riven and WINE ike see ‘M e*n . •iLa .s*J Mur.<a<* ■*•* ~*fol la Ite **<• at lbs &«*<M -I i'reG i w.as, eSiA sM4 4rt>eH lb. : ■*<* issrMa s»eUut».i. te* !«*•»*>• -J...I. M'.rtsMs ik"* k<J»i*»-t n k* 4w prrpnrnr ottered MIRROR AND PICTURE FRAMES awohd the Caroni, but wet ttnuLlo to stem its powerful cutrenf After eight hours’ bard rowing, not over a atonc'a banks ha found specimens of gold de­ tritus, which, on l*u»R subsequently as aayed in England, proved to bo of auperior purity. Finding hie force tuadequate to the taak he had undertaken, hv rfD Floral Work! effective expedition. Ou his arrival in England, ho waa appointed to command a division of the fleet then fitting out to While tagogod ia thia service, hia heart was still ant upon his daring Okbemei of South American diacoverr, aad bo aoat Captain Lawronee Keymiea, with two ships, to prosecute tho search t|*<dc for 11.*** conipUin'*. Eor pains In Breast. Side or Bark. I (intvcl or Kidney IBm-um , DlKcaxes of the I'rinary Oreans B^OT^S 4. m«m7 luaiaelfo It is also a superior Tonlr, Bcstorra tho Appetite, Strengthen, the System. BestOTtrt lhe Weak and BOILER WORKS. til. SA ex Cauf.cs the Food to Direst. IlcmovMt Hjxpqvi BLOOD PURIFIER of the Caroni, in force too powerful fur Kaynho. who hid found the old oariq-ie Topiawari. dead, and hia |<ople "scat tered and peeled," by tto cruelty of their oppreeeon. Keymi— returned ; bad Raleigh, too much »ng»s*d in tinportant naval operation* • against the Spaniard* to give personal attention tu the matter, eent Captain Lawrens* Ber- t ry upon another expedition. Tbo latter, I K. Comfort’s 5323535348532323484848235348 K. Syrup Uaa bwal >ta was lak. svsvy Taea la L* Usis, leSMea eve llhaai*. K-K. . Cough and Cold Cnre la ike ee-M. aa4 esty $<mla abuill*. l al reMi> saeuse. la ik* etk iraM 4a*r u- ik. Caen rigSiedaEZ C . prared meSkLooof tbe bleed, BLOOD PURIFIER finding the Spaniards in too strong force,. Raleigh eberiahed hia South Ameri<aa projects during the following twenty years. Tba pusillanimous policy of the Stuart dynasty could not repress the ris­ ing national spirit of England; and bemee, in spite of th* most persist*nt obloquy and ridicule. Sir Walter was en abtad to aomrre the despatch, iu 1617. of another expedition, und r his own i amBlind. Arriving on the tuad in Xorembcr. he waa attacked with a ]huentfag malarious fever; and hene> was eotupeUod to send the expedition up the . K. Federal DR. CROOK’S STROP or POKE ROOT. gfc? Cathartic Filial !>>led Uuuse* Citr. Jeasery IsL tri. UL'ARDIAW SALE. lu*MU WANTED.”XXS BuhineM that will Pay Condition Powders! sowing foe twenty-three day*. «bey ar­ rived at Point Areva, where tb-y d. font ed 0* opperiug Sp.aiah furae The dta^ltfo. ia lb* way of the vxpwliiinn, bevovee, were fouud eutireiy iiMurmoaniabfo A* tbo oertaiuty uf final MUm teuod iterif open Ralrigb'a turnJ, be grew tnone.0 and bilarr with diaappriattMOt. Ho well knew that failure fa thia great reUrprue of hi. life would tart reotaoo him to tbe poena from which be had boon vehread tat that aperial oerriea. ami to tbe Mock from which he ! DETROIT BEADING WORKS. Bent Wood Works, and two red yearling siren. 100,000 00 BEST THINS IN THE WEST. L. D. SINE’S Takes up by tbe enb—ri>*r at ke rxsidenco on section twwuty-f,.ar (St) >’ Castleton, Barry Co, Mirh one whi* yonrltag heifer, one red yearling taifa. Cbxm F. W i«u"o$ Dotal CauUlna, J»u. 23, W«- ■K8UEE YOUR LIFE. Tie IiiiallMlmniB Coajaj. LARGEST mt STRONGEST Aseete over $56,000,000. B. F, STEIN HOFF. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-02-19.pdf 50a3b3c394353ef764a1f0678e74930d PDF Text Text The R«*iI*lic*m Bulln. VOL. XVII Mftwl and HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN Cart WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1873 NO. 43. ns. ntrnnr's xnro potirr. Greble & Russell TEACHING TUBLIC SCHOOL. DEABERS IN pi . .rkrl.i!l IMiMrM r- iUm.w Should camport with hia ideaFpt courtssv nor attundad mt of lus people for lour . regarded by ' man. mjiurstii Hannah thought of tbo Slightly bent and wl.uA hs had met andbattlod nobly ivs, for that day, at least; head (his habitual nltituda,) and the for weeks, and without a thought for 'Tho next was nn himsdfj I gray locks, with hsr hand on tiro door"And I should like to know wliat । knob, and she decided that if Dr. Cory might bo. Still, neither fmau, for Elmadalo is to do without him?’’ said draped — —r— in — stant. tho role of gonllaman *ml Mrs, CEvo, presaging all manner of■ Axminster w.rrwi ooverod iuo tbs uoar, Boor, on an lady; although. ‘‘ ’ foil Kka pitching I wbieh Which stood Stood shell-shspad sh*n.sh*n*<1 chairs rh.le. . and ..,,1 the unlucky clerk drepy looking lounge*, iuvt touched she like bunting the gvwu that bad cost l- country । This »h« Cory will die with the fever F’ Hannah b«autiftd,vuoc from mawkish vanity of coneoit, She glided into that sumb*r room . life Ixrfutc. tnnunmg* ; while th* grand piano V ORDER H RIGHT k HOI.niO -b The silent fijpire by the blsck mantle­ piece turned'rath a nerroa* start, and a uew light widening over th* etrocg.good faro, and kiwlling n strange Cra in*(he rjh9 and fell adeep prM*ntly to the monoto- ‘»blc. nou* clicking of the nwtleis needles 1,1 childhood she had b.-en aocustom(sho knit mecbanicallr,) but Ilanuah ** WJ'* •l*B«nt hotue. where wealth I told ma all at, first, it would Lara bean sit by tho »«k man's c meh. Ironing on I h*d b**n lavished fnaly-too freely, as so much bet tar.” "But I wishod to sui-pri*- you,'” aha laid, while tier throat ached from »Up,'y tulministering such things a* tbo 1 the restorod blessing. presMd soils; nnd, tlion, with a 'liltl; young Doctor roc-omnuraded, end which । But gradually, and almost impercopwore found on the orderly shelves of tho ub,L tUOT* c•1“,, 10 the *•>«»»& wife • little surgery, which did not smell <rf: *«ose of helpfoesncea. Bba felt that she bad no freedom of action. True, she could mu no roa»>u a hr 1 might not . "1 think tcu uudontand me. tny uurthiug |>art>cuhrlr offenrive. bay* ol anxiety, sad nights of tiro- bad a handsome li-iaw, efeganl turoi- sell it, to pureljaso a pmccil for mr dear," he had said gravely, holding both less, eleepleas watching followwl Han- ,u™’ dainty food, exoelfent servant*. husliand if I wialutd lo do m'' atid I her Imnds. ' "I do not know how to win you, Han­ nah, if yow do not alroady foi l that you Aunt Delia had pippin* Io pare and put' , --------- - —— . could eonietitnos love me a little in ro- away, and gtddra pumpkins to slice end \ r than from oc tinged fw iing. string, sail very many arduous dutu-s' huabaad provided it all, purchased it ••You tM the ring. Myra f which d--n.i>ud<>d her time. She missed I "‘fb bi* monry, and from brr stand »<U a ring became >be need* money I" Hannah’s deft fingers and couitirebsus- 1 >1 belongwl to him, individually. I and then, a* the ugly cave slowly proi»v rotud in tbo house ; but of course 'Vten she su;qx>rted hcrMlf. her purse: Hamish felt very penitent about the *** u®**’' »mp‘r. But now, with all way she had used Dr. Oory, ami though lb«*« sumptuous surroundings, she wa« she could not love him. .she omld !•*» iudependant than the 'crvants in been atrai-l to >r <*a roti io, darling." word ran hi* hesit through sith sharp agony. He said not much—vary little indeed. Hannah thought *m> was disappointed in hia declaration, a* perhaps romantic women always aro when honest, j-ructi cal men tell their love bluntly, without rapturing quotations or entrancing aim­ JOHN ROBERTS K. F. HROWN. JI. D. H A R N E S S E S w HAT In 1XJVE lite person giving the first correct solution to the nlmve Rebus, will be entitled to A PARLOR' , c-L'CVF., Second, 1 Set of Toilet Ware. Third. I Set of Knives and Forks. The solutions tuusi In? enclosed in scaled envelopes, which will lie numbered sb received and on the firist tiny Af April. 18711, the Envelopes will be opened anti the prizes awarded to the anceeswful persons. T. R. DIAMOND. • ly, and with an intent to try and ansser C ORDER. tbs beautiful garment, De. I bed crsahod that Aunt Cliv* tmd sver remarko I h*r looking oviprc. adu stnsn rue vcwoer sun , - *h° had found her salstrsamed faint and yellow down on the “T lufBoent to support her quite hand­ dying gross the swaying honeysuckles • ! ««» »•«* -P -Mugh Io sup­ air," Mid Huuaah. demurely, a* though clinging uceotlessly to the Doctor's lat- P? mirs-df with a presenlabfo trmuwaw tices, two wunen opened his door softly, ' w“*n »lu> became the Imdo of Edward ' auu found him delirious with pain, and P*e*tuu\ handauma gift affords ma* It ig a oM Mro Withrow, the neighborhood's | It wus n fove-raitrb, dtfededly. And time since 1 have bron thus nnuiin quite prepared. nuroe, do/mr in hsr chair by the drotr- • h*pl“<-r wife could nut well lx, found on my birth day. .. I than K.n„r<r.,t Mr. 1‘— .t.. _U_ -l._ g ^Ch-ewsT daily peepio living in a big hous* all' “ I^”r, aloue, with nobody to nun* tlumi. I suppose the folks will taka turns and sit up with him, but tbey've mostly ail gut sick ones at horn* to tend, or iar IVuUiei, I reckon I'H hare to tako.I ancLget , ‘ ' tboaongfrom 11 '^K^fSalt! Salt! Salt! MILO T. WHEELER. Wisharls Pine Tree , yvu will tndoaror to regard me van are to loro nud rvrercalinot any other—your hus- Tar Cordial, FARMERS One dav in Noveiubor, th* trees were standing bare outride, and wispy damp snow Upping against the windows and drifling through the lattices of th* porch. her *lio aeceptwd gratefully; anil, M]MK>iallr, a bountiful ease of peat >nnbl>* limn; my life has probation." iZzasw-J I Lrought you nothing, ati.I olioulu anu laid carcsaingiy about brr. ihry > tin- lin-akfiut rwm. NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY Look to y.tyui* intercM anti purcbuueyour Sult at the old stand tWr*y *<Wlar-. dollar*. com* from ? Seme soilnl fractional cur- GOODYEAR A BA BLOW >. where you know you get none but the Select $1orn. FIRST QUALITY. Are you not afraid only hurt licnelf. She bad all her hie ith anxiety. mar morning and cudnlled hr.- bnuiu luporintnmM and managed a largo in­ firmary for maimed aad mangled cwa Hannah cUspod her hands in - " ’1 run s wbi h she tenderly au*l tor and restored to well-bciMg. HANNAH S ROMANCE direct] BLACKSMITHING jits D*y qoaos // i/miut r^nrr rnougli. * liwu-aisss* <**!«<■< vs |«|^-s-knife aud ■ wicked." . ■•Fiddlestick*," the young lady •jara- deliberately puncturing the largo, loving ' There were, loan isted, contemptuously, |mtting the wsre* bean of, her old friend—her new lor or , man's eyes closed I brown hair tenderly and mak­ in town, and the l>eei physician by all Jm II, 1872. yon. and wait a mortal half-hour for Iitiira disobedient girt I've had to deal with done by vou as I would by my own, U X J. P. ROBERTS & r inc lrt>ia .* I'uc.r.i , Edit Sliter sti Plaid ”ik. If you you, you might bars thought of this a litlls differently. I child. 'Take Cat back sg*la,'' said th* 'cording to the fort mnlnlion pv without gers, and turned ou til* eomfortablo fig- ----- — _ _ DRUGS immense Stock life which another Hannah ao thought loisly darkened .. •. with the rheumatism, for nil the gixal (Strictly Tsmperonce.l and hobbled back to bin seat msslj, vu ragod Ono after another came fol ward, and, all giving mare than hitnUdT hi- It was a valualde jdece Uf gold,, bill me “*<»vv ill t*mprredly that the of ran* fiawars. an 1 all mellowed chairman answered bv tho light ahimmsring through tinted glaaa, the eensilive mouth quirt-red, and HOUB& Dye Stuffs trill onoCKinxsJr cojmMTJOSEJtT PAINTS & OILS Tie Pile Tree Tar Mai. Great American Dyspepsia Pills, inch it tod her A tolly young fellow, named Corruran, her foie, perfectly well acquainted with my fault the xnotiro which had brought dignified, Is da with such things before th*m. Hannali Sprague hod been reared b School Books S' Stationery bwssy's nmnlly.kept in a Dry Gouda cd that ofnrial s days, v to th* offlee for his first : riiEscRipnoNs and family direct from Haunch s dainty, giriish for* her, knitting on those nernr-euding Archie Sprague, otter a romantic attarii- St,x, OtfWrii, HASTINGS IARBLE WORKS' HENEYa.WISHAET PUOPRIl ____ CMENTS of head rroJJEs. TABLE TOW. MANTLES. SHELVES. ETC. t. r ! < >K, CltAW Aunt Clive said liu* in agitatwn, and wont away, angry with Hannah, for the Hannah remained at hoasa the follow- G mu ‘show 1 ha find duty husband My r utterly qbhrio tnnuunosd that 1:E l.ll’i> got»d never cam* ol such u they both died disappmutod i EE, -A-. Busell’s Flaf*, Bannerg, Sirttamers,] -—*< i.u., -III, mho Hie tuviident negro, “dat will do ; da! am ’W sevoloure. Lwonty-one. Whsl nativity ? ' Well—that's what bolhm m*~l Hanuah, which demonstrated itself at a WORM SUGAR DROPS Pure Wiles azd Liauars ’. IF YOU WANT Sb* had It bad cost fifty dulior*—would it "John (.orrotwn Hitt, Cw, CLCTHDiG Earts soi 8ta Pricct Guaranteed. hat ooMtttatwd th J omainenU EE isriuoued, substantial wa •toiro, singing in a mellow voice - •ALL AT JOHN BTANLKk * r inemngu. Among them guff oi l clerk in tbs New York City BjriBH. LA.LE- ■paunoditally lavishing ing. we should see few* forgiven my poor mother th* injnry she The sunshine fausd from the family did you in breaking frith with vou, to room us Hannah dropped tho musky I'm sure I nmrr complained of any- Medicines City Dining Rooms VABM MEALS AT ALL v• will give it willingly, wting, a ttadtai l> ubU, with prti nights sith bis patients, and gu on day alter day dusting green snd blue bottles, and smelling aloes from that horrid jar sad trnstk-. CO Russ&ll & Nevins , B-nevoicnc ■. i aught tor tneir own support previous At a tui*rivuary me*ling among the theit niarrttpe. Taactirra; rltfrks nod negro?* of th* Watt Indi**, it in're-Mcd ri’are wrote for a price—reoriv* their duty, or an impair. I cannot accept exactly like on* be bail purchased for your offer, though it ‘ ' tfSLPMMSTOIIE Gold & Silver Watches I am too mm an im wtu», fivnoui worm ooiorv her? Why should she throw hsrseil J. S. GOODYEAB <fc Co DENTIST anything. right to axpeue yourself I unsbl" to attend von tana her iual ww would n Easirs Blrt. "1 will give you a chsck foe Urirtv five.—Will that do?' •Thank yon. air,'' and the transfer KAKBLE Eugtreh. and I m to �dent and Henry Wilson Vite President for Iho form of font years front tho 4th day of March 187^ and they wore no­ tified Boonilnglv. It wa* decided that no void for Bor­ neo Greeley would bo east, a: th* «ou- amttr. * citizen of tho United Statiw uhall bo eligible to tbo office of I'r sideut—a In another place will bo touted the dtct ivrl person not being a citixen. Bill introdtsced into th* Senate by Sena­ tor Dewey, in accordance with the prey nr of ruxy many foliilatuHi, to tuako tbo hero on Friday evening on Daniel bridge* on the Tbornapple, and sundry O'Conni-L others in th* county, a county charge. 1 <17,000,000 of th* uosr Byndirat > loan To all interested, we desire to say thee , bi-.-u taken and th* reason alleged fur Mr. Dewey will bold the bill, until time is gisen for all interested to petition for so Wt, and when so cnmulctod, and sc- ! the balance remaining beyond Iho throo cuptad by tlioai, they shall |i«y therefor II day* i* that there was nut a good underthe amount for which tbe job was let, I| standing between thi various psrtiM to thm his action in tbo matter will l-e taking receipt* therefor, which shall be governed by tho voice of the pr vple, o* their vouchees, for tho omount* in thoir the Syndicate. shall be beard ac Lansing prior to the esttlemiial with the Commissioner of I Borno of the netrr.npcri are urging 1 tho taking of Mount Vwnon out of tho flrat of March, and thia will give all in­ thn Hutu Land office, which sculemmit terested ample tim* to notify him u( they are hereby required to mako with-1' regent* hand* end putting it in charge in ninnty day* after th* comptetiro and ■I of tbo Agricultural Buronttthoir wishes thereto pertaining. aocxptanea by them of said job. I Tn* now Republic of Spain <» hailed We, also, publish tbo bill to author-' Bscriox 3. Tlicre m hereby appro­ ■ae tho crootfoa of a data and the con-; priated from 4h* Bwaiop Land Fund uf with gnat plnanur* by tlx* friend* uf Cuban Ireedoui who uro hupoful that •million of heed-gates, at tbe outlet of RsptibWall Lak* in Hope township, ami for A Bepublireu State Conrenlion. to Mwatnote a Justio* of tho Supremo Court in place of Isaac P. Christiane r, and two Regents uf tbe 8talo Universi­ ty in place of E. C. Walker and George Wfllarl will be held in the city uf Lan sing, a: Kupreoentativ. Hall, Wednes­ tbe oonetructien of a rare from the sai.l dam to th* mill owned by Georg* H. | day, the 20th day of February, at 11 Abrams, that all interested tray know The severwl counties will b* entitled to two didogates for each Repraeentative in th* lower branch of the tHato T*gisl*rme; and every organinsd oouaty harioc no repreaentatimi will bo *ntiiM to one delegate By tbe resolution of 1858, no dele­ gate will be entitled to a **et who due* not reside in tho county he rvprewnt*. Lansing. Mich., Jan. 27,1873. 8. D. Blaenau, Chairman. Mose* W. Field, J. H. Feo, John M. Nevins, W. E. Stewnrt. E. A. Burtingsme, M. 8. Brew, 0. L. BiMuldtng, Jno. Hibbard, Jorub C. Lamb, Jahn G. Owen, Tho’* N. Stevens, —,------------ x Cha’s E. Holland, Rep. State Central Com. S. 8. Oim, Secretary. - BACON & KARR’S VINECAR BITTE Moved by these cun.idorations, aud nuboiilinating th* question of remuner­ ation, entirely, wu anpnsl with rentidenew to those who, during th* recent campaign, responded so liberally in muu«r, time and effort, to aid in tbe Introduction of TA* PryMs. Ths Mugoxini* will bo furnished at aa n>ur cost jirir ■ as jiracticabJv, ami will bo cnlarac-d whenever th* patronage nceivoj will justify increased expend! • TAj PrpuUu will bo publish" 1 mwilhly, oi2 suporiur paper, in clear <yp* hud will cjntaiu forty-eight page* of remdirig trailer, exclurir* of advvriwsmint* ‘ Tc.tu* : Twu didiars pox year, lu ndIhn. Ik>ugh*rty, Enp. of PHI* had : qaita an ovation hero o.i tho occasion s> I vanc.'l Single copies, twvutv-five rents CinU uf tiro ramiuing tan dollars, will hi* admirable lecture on “Orators and btt entitled to' six copies. OfahxT-" Hn audience eras quite car­ lii-niittances should be mail- by mon«y orders, drafts, or regivtered Irtried away with his eloquence. To require the people ef tho County of Bony to maintain all b.-idg** over tho Tbornapple River in said county, and th* Bridge aero** th* crook*d lake tn th* Towxuhiii of Prairieville, and the I Bridge at thaeuflei of Gun Lake in Iho j Towuship of <»J»ngeviIb in said Couu- ; ty used for the passage of loams and to . prohibit tbo diaeonunued use of any uf sai d bridges at any time by the Boon! of Fraud Poausauro Cuurixr. or to Hun. Txsxi. Col., -January 2S.—The en­ J. M. EwrcxtM, Secretary of tbo Union tire Mudoc force, undor Csuiiaiit Jack, Republican Cougressioual Committee, msdn a surtiu on Saturday, th* Huth in­ Washington, D. C. stant, and attack™! Captain Bernarl's cainp at Louis ■ Izsnd'a muon, nt tho suuthnavt jKiinl of Tule lake. Tho fight htgan about daylight and lastud sov-»- , Oq Tuesday, tho II th inat., Jubn B­ r-jl harira. Bonianl's camp is the cast tho Credit Mubiiter affair. Nearly tho crnnuMt (>o-t. no I is entirely out of i Sliuntfcr, a mi-rcliant in Antoine -street. SscTtos 1. TA* Pxjth »f ti: bls.’* 1 ist tratnmony taken wa* tho exnminx- reach of any rahiforceminda iTU* force j Detroit, fell, apparently dead, hud the I body was arrayed for tho grave. Thur*•/JfuAiyM Jjmct, That all tho bridge, ti-n of Oskas Antae' celebrato-l mniuoinalh Tndun*. | day uiglit, while a son fl the deceased ovor the Tbornapple River within the i was watibing with tho body, th* body! county of Burry, and th* bridgo over Crooked Lake in tbo Township ot with hi* whulo fine*, but ll-wnsid's men I suddenly sat upright and rvmark.-d gallandy tsel.l thoir ground, mid after n Prairieville, end die bridge over the shnjp three bourn fight 1n«at off tho In­ creek with the approaches thereto, at (toughs, so dian* Tn* Soldier* rsrajij, not ev.-n the outlet of Gun Lake in the Town­ \ getting a scrateh. Captain Jack lo*t >>IC^o>.rtrv __ ____ ___ itiii.t _...i i.—: ship of Oraagsrillo, u**d for th* passage asssr of team*, shall bo and remain a charge this lost all hi* burses engaged in th* , tiglit, aotne fifty or sixty in number Tbo on th* Taxable property ol the county Indian* diimountel to fixhl and then I when fonwl to retreat, wore o’blig-el tn Sncxuu 2. Th* Board of Supervi­ dad with falsehood by Democratic pa­ I leave their ponies beliind them. Thev duelling of John Clesot, at Union City sor* shall provid* foe tbo care and pers and some o there to<4 from on* end w»re ell captured l y Captain Ikrtuid's ws» burned to the •ground ou tho O'.h. Tliu tiro originutoJ iruru tho bursting of of tn* land to th* otbor upon th* ex ­ mcintenarce of all said Bridges, sad lor a koroiene lamp, and although Mr. thoir ro-cM*trectiun or tho re-conitruc- pert* statcinont of Ames. It turns out CImoi was but a few *to]w from lit* uun of any one of tho sum* from limo that tho chock drawn to “S. C.” or houto when tho lamp exploded, by,tho to time, as may bo r«imred by the pub­ bearer was paid by a clerk in tho cifflew ol thu 8eargeut-at-Arm>, not to Mr .J lic Intoreal, or for theerectwn of new Colfax, but tv OaltM Amr* himself,, bridge* at any jwint over said Tbornwhich awiunts for it ludng in hia [«xappl* River that they may down exjiosruiun wiinAirsod by Mr. Collar, who dient, provided that they shall not have jxnitivuly n-lheroi to hia original aiaarI Liar uv Lbttxe.- remaining nt the tho right under nay oiretuasiancM to do tiun that ho never received lb* money Hustings P. O. Feb. 19th, lt>7:l. away with any bridgo, that may tow i Lidy Aan Allen, Win. Byrn2, Lout** ’ upon it, or any other inun«y from Mr. • no or shall hereafter be built over the I Byer*, Elisa Bowerman, Fidelia Chrr.. Ami's. Tho latter explained his own | said Thornappla River, uut shall keep rentradictory testimony by alleging that i J- W. Feighner, Annie P. Hammond,, them and *aeh of them in good rep 'ir in the fin: instant haring u*«d their, Harry Jennan, Bow Mattia, Ann J. I and safe for the btuinvsa purpose* fur honorable uamvs for the jiurpos* of. S.evens Anuinda Showman. which they were erected making tho stock popular among cap;- ' taliste, he wished to/M them off ea»y. j but gives now us a reason for prrascuting them with snch energy, that they had tried to pruv* him a liar. There । Dr. lUnsom'* Hire Syruu and Tolu, . Gates at the outlet of Wall lzh« m, was a motive for th<« allegation* against or Uonvy Syrup.—No Cough Remedy th* Township of Hopo in tbe County lu> liver arisen an rapidly into public J of Bony, end to construct a race favor e* th* abyv* melieiu", an I it will, Secrtox 1 Tht Ptfh •/ Mi Stab */ cointuitt-Q, an<i baring jrrpareJ ac­ merit* tliM^prffulsr appreciation. 1: i» Jf.cAym <a*d, That George H. AUraure, count* tn bi* diary to show to capital­ au excellent 'medicine, neatly put up, ■ of tho Township of Hopein thncounly of ists that their popular mun. put money ciii-ap and just th* thing for lift milliu.i i Barry and bis heir* and asaignet b? and they are hereby authorired to con- would Wdiir him to furgu that the । payme(n* charged against them a* paid in said Township, that shall bo sufioiout । were paid >u film without their ktiuirlpbolera M ofbus ia instantly io keep tbe water ia said Lake up to edge. That this-was the com in bi* Dr, Miller’* Magnetic Balin. High Water Mark, nod to construct trsnaamfcm with Mr. Colfax fully ap­ Head Gates to regulate fiie.fluw of wa- pears from that gentleman* testimony road, as a timm.’y dow> may *av* tiffc and that of numerous witnesses brought 25 rents pir Lottie only. * itecoesary for tbe parpose* uf tbo mill, forward by him, showing that th* •!,- tho cry here. If tho United Statas Seo mlrertiseawnt in this paper Governu>e:it wants any thing dune brinknow erected, cad driven by ths water 200, deported ia bisjism* in Ui* Fir*: ir for th* countj/ it must ray, for it. flowing from said Lake ' National Bank was received in twu Thai is why w* got np uur Indian war, New Advertisements. Sscnos ± That tbe said Georg* H. sums from other source*, sad that, if hs and that is why we pro|>o*e to ke*p it Abrams be and be is hereby authurixed ' La*! raeeivtd th* 11200 ou th* check, aj up until th* last pap**»* kill*d. New Scales. New Style !..9 ■ of Hearings ou F*K 22d inst, alH o'clock P. M. to elect delegate* to lh« State Convention to be held at Lansing on tbe 26th inst, to nominate a Jcutice of the Supreme Court and two Regents of tbe State University, Superintendent ol Schute and County lirain Commis­ sioner. Township* will be entitled to the usual number of dalegatra. . D. IL Cuox, W* doubt if such a change in our policy toward Cuba aa would result from tho adoption of the resolution recently oflereff'by Gen. Banks, of Massachusetts, in the House of Representative* nt Washington, would be any improrelaenl on the present poli-y of oar Gov•‘•utangbng alliance" with sumo foreign *ow*r or powara, which ia oat of lia* with ocr national traditions, and which i* not required by tho *xig»Dce» of th* case. Aa we are geographically placed by oarsolvoe, so wo are ]>olitically isola­ ted from the governmental policy of Europe, and it is not for our advantage to enter into any alliance with them ur either of thorn, except for th* most urg­ ent intoreet, which wo may have in wa* bald, and th* combination mad*. But when we propose such unnatural combination*, in order to exert a moral pcaaeurn on on* of th* govsrnment, of Barop^towil, 8pei>. we aseura. tbe appoaraaeo of intermeddling, which would be equally unwarranted and an eineidiugly bad precedent. If we have been aggriored by Spain, or if we hav* any right to remonstrate against her dealing* with Cuba, kt us act in a straightforward manner without •hioldiag otuanlvee behind, or complicating earwires with, any other government M the latter orc ahucked, as we think they should be, at the barbarity of tbo New Prices. B. F. NORRIS & CO JEWE L ER S ! rite LARGEST and most complete Jewelry Store In th* Wwl, with the fln*et Stock ever brought to tbe City. 137 S. 139 State St. Corner of ‘Madison, CHICAGO Consumption can becured. tain the taste at hi* own personal ex­ pense, on complying with th* provisions of the statute for tbo laying out nf High way*, and paying such damage fur said right of way from tbo outlet of all stigma is lifted from th* fair tame of tbo Vice President, and guoi men and truo of every political shade ought to < rejoice thereat Tho midikax which • Ames con(<>**?■ to bare mado in Ids testimony will go far to weaken it os : against other genttemvn assailed. And wh«a the report of the Cummittc* ia | mad* tho stntomon: of your cirreipjndnntinthe beginning, that this expen­ sive iavmtigstion was nnesliul for and would prove an inglorious fixxlo for thosn who instigated it, will doubt Ices Gates, or iho said Race, without per­ be fully verified. gated by the United States, that, on ac­ mission from th* proprietor or propriet­ Having been induced by Ame* to in­ count ol contiguity. at least, ia likolv to or* thereof, and on conviction th* of- vest in what appeared a £*ir transaction. be regarded by Spain as an intorreted loader shall b* punished by a flna not aaeaeding *50Q,ar by nnprieotnneut in seemed likely to com promiso them, or to th* county jail txE exceeding one year. involve them in litigation. Up to Rat time there was no valid reason why lhey should not owi this or Pacific R. R. Stock, just as other member* own national bank stock which at any day they may bo called to lagiriato upon. There is nut the semblance of n case ol bribery made unt, tliuogh there i», j-cr- THE REPUBLIC. The great German Remedy Gold Neck Cbaiua, Silver Vest Chain*, Table Castors, Cake Baskets. Gold Pens, Gold Watch Kers, Coral Beads, ' Loral Necklaces. . Coral Betts and Rings, Bronx Ornament*. Office and Parlor Clock* of every description. Watch materiel and Tool* for Jewelers. iv -»■»••« ™ ••; Sz?y, Carriage 4 Hous* A T X* CITY /iETfS D£f>OT Ilan note plate, assortment of Hooks, Stationery, Pens, Penhold­ ers, Ink, Staffs, Pencils, Pictures, Picture Frames, Initial. Paper and L'ncelopes of the latest styles, Keep > loje rappljr of SUt Ibr nle at Lowen n.rk.1 nlw, Picture Cord, and Fancy their Brick Warebouao, Articles for the. Holidays. Call and see them, The rountiug of the electoral vote* for Prwsident an ! Vico President occu­ pied the IL-aso and Berate marly the Who!* of ysstarday’* son.oai, day and evening. The beuat* filed into tbe House proeeoded by it* Door-keeper and fk-Tguant-aLArau, an’ the Vice Prom­ dent proaidadover th* joint body. No argutrerolws* permitted in joint asicm- history has -------- , — — —™ that by there taimni th* ecus of truth and good guvwnment can be best ndvan- rry -t V n Flags, Banners, Sti amen, and Political Cari' alum Painted to Or^er^. JHma baps eoxno qurattpn whether tl>* adrnie«ion* of An>e* do not show an his pan Tnr. litresue nill fomiich a brief and itteurate reoord of events uf i»litfcal and gwuora! intorast, as — J'tm proored&g* of C-mgrire. .>. v. । 7^, gX .1. » U, ....». THE CHEAPEST PR1 TBf IB OUR MOTTO sum umu LASQLEY DICKIX90X. Hastings, Hept IB, 1S71-if Tax Rxtelpte reody for .11 who wsrt thrno. at tha 3 nun. Office. j/to. SALE ON EXECUTION rfaBSWSStfiSDWAl O 3F«. S Jfc T. m . Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, rr/it Lup"w i SIT AM NTIS �Tif« BjyiNE^ The Republicans of tbo City of Hast­ ing*, are invited to meet in Caucus at 7 o'clock Friday evening, Fol. 21st, 1878, is each of ths Wards of follows. Ths Hsstfogs Agricultural Works,! Mus.ers. Dwight, Bnrrall A Messer,l*ro- ' Common Counril of tbo City of Has­ prwiors. are taking iho lead in Western Michigan in Wheel Cultivators, Plows, tings met in regular seasiuu al tlx Coun­ Wood Sawing Machine*. Bob Weighs, cil rooms Monday Evening Fob. 18 th, and everything else in thrir line. They ship an endless amount of Maehinary to all parts of tbo eoontry. They hope soon tu l>e able tu to enlagra their works as to employ uvre fifty men. We hope Minute, of previous masting aadjrvad they may and that other tnsnufsitorise approved. • Account of Alton Jones service as may spring up and do likewise. Marshal, 841.66 CLOTHING. $3.00 to $10.00 SAVED ON A SUIT Of Clothes if Bought from U«. Shirte aud Drawer* 40 and 50 Ceuta that other Stores sell at 75centn To hare Packing away MHME*. Lttal Ww Jlilitt;. cil room, 81,43. Goodyear A Barlow, plaak fur sluice 81,09, were presented. Gn motion tho acc'ts. were allowed. /Tbo Committee appointed to confer with some pervou in regard to n.ting as City Attorney reported ia favor of ap­ pointing John B. Van Veleor as City x^ttoniey al a Hilary of 825 per month. On motion the report was accepted. Ou motion tbe report was adopted. age of grain and ether produce.aad also Moved and curried that tbe lioard ■ueh other ai .idea ae la thought advis­ proceed to ballet for City Attorney. able, tor Fanner1* u*e. It is thought A ballot being taken resulted as folthat such an organisation may be mads to pay berido being a great benefit to Number of votes cast five, of which Farmers in enabling them to obtain an ' -John R, Van Veleor received the whole. adequate pries Air what they have to The Fire Couuaiitf mad. a written re­ sell. Let every Farmer who has fifty J port which on motioa of Aid. Eastman, bushels of wheat to sail annually be wa. accepted. present al tht. meeting. It concerns ' By Aid. Items— you, and we need your influence and | That, that portiou uf tho Commit tee's support to do away with tho monopoly . Th * undersigned, Fanners of Barry To elset one delegate in asoh of said County, hereby giro notice that there i Wards to tbs Republican County Cue- will be a meeting of farmers on th. 1st i vention, to be held at tbo Court House I in ths City ol Heatings, on Saturday tbo । 224 inst., to elect tour Delegate*^ tbe in tbe City of Hastings fur the purpose Ftate CocToaUrm, and » nominate a of cvnaidering the properitr of organisI candidate for County Superiatondvnl of tog • joint Btoek Company to purcharo [ School, and a Drain Cummtorioner. grounds end erect a Farmer's Union By order of City Committee. GEO. M. DEWEY, .•KSiteEVfe t,i. • ••*- '*■■ ■' I bey leave to announce to tho people of Hastings and euxrooding Country, that I have just received on. of tbe first kit of Imported Genuine' goods over l-rought to this part of tbo country, via: McEwan'a Sparkling Ala, Scotland, Ganineee’e XXX Portor. Dublin and Bavarian Lager Beer by tbo doxxon bot­ tles. Kinahan's celebrated LL Old Malt Dublin, Burma rd'. 10-yea.- -.ld Uuwrick, Hermaey and Julia Bobbin's Brandies, | Port and bberry Wines; all of which ia | free from adulteration and for Medical I ley Streota Ixir.lv Overhead. Signa of Spring. Maple Sugar soon. County Convection on Saturday. "Tbo*. sleigh Ride." have played ' Williams at ths M. E Church. ■■“r.sHrrt- Winter .Overcoats all will be Dr. W. L. Kenard, supposed to be from Jsc£aau,dropped dead in the Wash­ ington hotel at Ionia, on tho Idth. Ho had just arrived ia town on tlx evening *old below Coat. Suits $6.50 to A gentleman at Moaharvilto. Hiltodale county, has a flock of 2,000 ohick.uv Fine Black cloth suits $12.00 to $4000. hi* natural life, for if he isn't a lying ebuck than w* are mistaken. made elegant goods and perfect . lor mining region within tho jast ton os large share of what our farm* produo*. hand aagine be adopted. Dated Febuary 12th. 1878. Aye* and Nayso belug'c*lled resulted Abralxa V/trwo L;»M CbsatM'tois ‘ M follow* : L K r«wm n. Ayes,—Ham* and Wood. one day last week. Ax tbo aged ducipl. and his youthful bride repaired to tho Nayes. — Eastman, Jewell Wooley. and took tbe Gentleman to tho lock-up On mot.on Council adjourned. lor obtaining money (or a wife) under Wc have some fine English and French Case, fittite, custom Michigan ha* a millionaire legislator— Mr. Edward Breltung ot th* Lake Su­ perior region. He is worth 83,000,000 fits, prices $25.00 to 40.00. LOWEST PRICES lX< THE STATE. Overalls 75 cents, worth 1.00. Having cut some Spring Over- costs an inch to short, but per­ fect in every other why, they rould of Hastings as at L. E. Stauffer's Res­ taurant. north side of State St east of the Bank. We've triad iL Meals will Ik? sold at a bargain. Scutc^ tweed ones at 85,00/ teg* MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. B. $10.00. nil wool Suite $12.50 to 20.00. U-. II. Hayfonl, Griai Biver Valley Division Price ofOver- coata $4.50 to $25.00. Mens’ funner price 110. and all woel Ito* Here, Hlranger!—There to not Bn Institution in th. City of HaMJug. that la more worthy of ixtronage, than that Meltons, Light and Dark, 810. foryter price L/The floors to tbe new School building are being laid now as fast a. the luml>er ia made ready for the workman. last week. Court adjournwl over until I Monday. hapl-y. Srwtje Msomru the very bestj in Shanuan Rich has taken a life part, ore tn his general busimwa. It happens! iasebunday and they have gone to bousekesping. For particukn see mamsge Overcoats S5 to S25 cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing Honse Grand Bapids. Boya* suite ONE PRICE York an assortment of Star Clothing House! >G Canal Street D RAFIDS. to import largo fonts on special order* rxaeiiM. at a greater discount from the America n oorts in large or small quantities from l/The ding dong of tbs pay car just sounds! past our office. The Railroad American scale rate. They assert that boys' hearts are happy now. if the present duly on type shall be ru­ mored, tbe priev uf the article, both of ibsr arssn Nrrw*. home aad foreign maSufecture, will imMs>e*M. Mn Baar mediately fall 40 per cent, beloi dry duriug thia slushy weather. A Co. are known a. conducting tho Our Merchants are preparing for largest advertising burinere ever eocurod Spring. Ws understand many henry by one house, and, and are also exten­ stocks will be brought in for tho spring sive dealers in printing material. They ar. oomjxdled to import foreign goods because American founders, governed by a ck>*e corporation or ring, keep tho was well attended and all enjoyed th. price vastly too high, and at th.-- same Masir,fun.Supper and Dancing. The re­ make it an exception to every other ceipts were 8181. spectre ot merehaudiso by recognising no wholesale pnre>; tbo saute amount ’-'''‘Washington’* Birthday Bali, cumre per pound being charged to ths purrlia*off at Union Hall Friday Evening. A er of five thuesknd pound, n would bo Splendid time is anticipated. Bill 81.00. paid by him who uanto but fifty. Hupper |P,00 per cocjdo fur tbaee who wish, at Gibb Matthews’. Tbo Officers of tbo Ohio, Quincy A the world and cheeper than CwywhOre else in Barry County. Come in end try thvui nud you will be eeuvinted that. It is a fort. We buy nil of our MachiBrs for cash, and cau and will wll th«:n at Michigan Central R. R. low figures. Sewing Machine Needles, Fibb tn WbittbsU.—Cooper sad and ml for ail Machines ell at the Nsw Rodger's Iron work, al Whitehall, OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, burned oaths 13th. Tho torn was esti­ ouktei tass. wemated al 810,000; portly msered. 5 Ims tdDwrM sad Was IVm. Cumina, Ctorume, Cuvnuwe.—Tbe beet assortment in the city cocaisting of lu-avy Caraimare Suite. Black Cloth Suite and a splendid aseortmeat of Black Pants and Vest unstable for those uticFur aale at tho New The Fries of Type- fouadne* in tho world, that uf Figgins, I Water Works, or a genuine Hu-am Fire Ixmdon, England, which they will sell Engine. An Oceana county Indian pays rarly for nowqisper*, rash in adva |10. »2.50 to 815.00 at the Great - naiCJBt LEVI BROS.. PROPRIETORS. (Q-Be sure nn<l sec oui nante above tbe Door as other Parties Jealous of our good name and immense business will represent themselves As our Store. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. wmi= r«^r«r 'rn*'e' 800Pages, 250 Engravings A ■~i so. 15 Corn Shelters, MUtost I&Mtec* eTlb. II vraUtaSm <<urks, Tra.rl ?<r»ir »x»e*n«* « Grand Haven Railroad Company, read­ ing at Union City, report that proparatwn. are being m fur an active pro­ secution of tbo preliminary (work early in tho spring—-d/f?ea /Mtmsf. Tbo above named road ia to pass through Prairieville aad Orarrvevill*. and there certainly ia a proopoct ol th. road being built ' In into of tbo consiructioa of the road, it will be one of tho beet road, in th* State, hat ing ToUdo at on* end, and Grand Haven at Ma. Baoola, tbe Jr. Editor of the Bxsxxa left yesterday for Bogtnaw to attend th. ..M.an of tbe Grand Lodge the D: A M. Hoed, has not the ability to transport one lialf th. produce lum­ ber Ao., that does, end trill, accumlato at Grand Haren, beosdee ahipjers rather ship by rail then send by the lakes tu the East. Wo hope *oou to w work 1 egun on the .bare named R R. Tbe com blnnl Catelogura of Seeds and Wheg a ore has the least tendency Ptanta for 1871, of P»ter H.nd.reon A Co.. St, Corttandt BL. New Yotft, la to Inflams or Erysipelas Mt. in. don't delay a minute ; apply tbo wonderful beautifully Illustrated; and In addition, enntatna a colored plate of tbe new “Fountain plant," and nlso a bandaom. lithograph of a group of new Fuehslas. What a splendid exhibition that was Three catalogues are malted to all ap­ on Grain Street Sunday Iss^ horse plicant. by Peter Henderson A Co. on receipt of a omts. Te ’hrir cuMmwers raring. We would aCvi»o Iboee who of tart y*er they are rent without hsrv. a love fur that kind of business. ciiarga; aad to all puirhassr. of tb.lv 8 Wood Sawing Ma­ chines, A NEW BOOK Which we will Excliangv for WOOD, delivered al our Foundry ; or WHITE ABH, OAK or BOCK ELM LUMBER American Organ Is OM u tte PiWis is Ils Mefiti. Evtrybodu Should try t/am before t-urchasin^ Eltewher delivered tbere er at any MUI within ten miles of Hartisg*. THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON. AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. WARD. JJIEB, BiMill HE®. May 15, '72 Hastings £ Allegan. rWraMReWSK?, ■Prartkol Ftorteultare" tprto. »1AO each, prepaid by M*U|. they atex suod Ihom annually, free Of char<e. Pbsoobxl.—Hee. J. H. Boes, fomerly prttor uf theMJLChuroh in thiscity.mad. Ira :s rns Lao.—The prujx-ller. u a short call this morning Ths Boe. Mantels, and Mraeengsr, which toft Grand Haven January 27th for Milwau­ kee, are still ice-beund between Milwau­ kee aad Pentwater. Tbe Meewnger was last so«a off Muskegou. Both boots artlyVn^-Th, Kesyrrn School House OU said to hare plenty of proviatone and the Tow»-H»* Roei in the Township <4 fuel The Mamdoe ba. to freight. Hasting* was dra..ryed by Are W Sat­ urday Evening It was an old log ever known tor take navigation. Th. lake ia moot us tirely & sin over, aad tbe toe to very bvavy. A alight delay was caused tn the Tho new raiH st ADogan, erected by freight train east thia noning by tba bmafanC of th. flange to on. uf th. J. T. Oettern A Cm, for tho maniAeiuro car wheels. It happened a few Baitoe of fanning wills, ole., caught Ara on the 15th, from a defect in the chimney Tho roof was badly buniod before the SIMMONS & CLOUGH �MKW APT WlbKMMATa. REW IDTCTtTISEWE'Trx. Geo. F. Rowell a Co’i. Column. A. ifa-rim'l AMf DfartmM. Michigan Machimrv Depot. HAM,nS? * B.UCHU r», tel sad I«1 Jefcr.ee A>aaa«, Detnlt, Baden i a aM Had. of DANDELION, WOOD A IHO* WUKKIRG MACHIM’Y Hli.M. Iltatiaf aad Rier. MerMeevr. Maw tUta.ra.uam IM bleed, tee mesa Twa. bi ia.-rae.isl IbsMOas »f tea KlUNBt M .-.d Jiawiad teite Caitae. siU tedera. ttae M-i>.. i«. Re«4 ler Clreelers. alerdenSU.4 •00>a«aa. Itaaal.t.u. .I.aairaud ..ly I3.SO. MelHas UK- wlMSir , W nW tar esiraUccn. er. If yea eM M Mafia at eon. seet to ter net •«- Vau-ky run co. owage, in. sr.t exacl words, to prrganat with rioqusst, meaning— io eolesun aad imprmiooed— 1 wo oannot in every indane reproduce, but the general import is given below : “It wa*," said Mr. Seward, “in the darkest days of tbo reballioa. Disaster upon disaster hs 1 bebllap the Union armies. Treason was activs and bold- j fronted at Washington, in tbe North end in the West Bebel emissaries aad their CAPITOL RjrfdtLH MICHIGAN Cap. rlfill ef tos n*e rawing ef tee Maw capiuM or wicaifaa, .... ereptayed Lithographing Company of Potr«lt, ESTEY dt COMPANY. Upaa u>* eerk. aad are *e* pabluhiaf a .pl.add Tialel Lutefraph »f VINEGAR BITTERS oil UW ta tarry bio toll design into ozacutMu—has not been fully known outside of a narrow official circle. The story of his purjame is sh«t but aoggeetire, and wa* told by Mr. Seward to a few personal friotsds at a dinner party, unjoag whom was tbe writer of thte artide. No one who was prwwnt will ev­ er forget the intense earnestness and' animation of tbe great statesman ns ha OF THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, lanst sta Estate! a Ut Irt T Kltauws raclacisa 3. TT E THE ESTKY B0TT1GB ORGANS ! The New Capitol and Grounds, •ftTiK' ria . »i i^ta. i. .u.1 .itaui MATHEW HUIIHESt ia Ike lllfbtd Style af lbs Art. wMsb teey efcr la COLLEIE & P. COATS , BEST SIX-CORD Hitt ui Black Threads I $23,900 in Real Eatato I $3,000 in Cash I $6,655 JOHN H-WENDELL A CO. Ur trcallrt, Lallrr aa.<te. eaMa. Sen Ibreal. kaaraaaraa aad breachId Si&aatliaa. wae aaly. WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS. W aitkteaa lailaUMU an oa Uw aw Itai. kal Uw aaly aaaaatiSa prrpuaUta at A<d l»e Leaf Siaaaaaa ta wbao rteaamllr rxakiaad nE3-®*’',s 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS MANTLES AND ORATES. WfilbUtx I ru.aaeJtodllAwatllasaULaSla^ iras! P. A. BILLINGS. ■slAuKtsknoI tho conflict; Roona wu the only friend wo had among tho ' powm of the earth.** “In thio dreporat* etnergwary I rw- . ivtvod an astogreph Utter Irvin the Em poor of tho French. It was marked 'private ami coafideaual.' It begea w ith ei[rooaioM ol personal regard lor my eelf. and pain at tbo spectacle of the groat Itepubtic in tbe throes of disaolutiou '1‘enDoallr.' said Napoleon, *1 • uaid wish the cause ot the Unioa tu succued. But tbe welfare of France and CHAS JONE 4 ORO. Shsll Oysters and ■plaaSd T Oeteaa R, i»i»l t ” WILLIAM Pl U*dOw4lssaf m.4asaM*1lr JaaaMvB-'lm Clams, "jjaway UaaUM.<■!■«' *■»’ $5 to $20 LrtUIGSTONE $500,000 •AFRICA mount to individual sympathies. Our n rmtnosrial interest* am senoosly suffer­ CASH GIFTS. ing from tho jrrokjngatiw of your war. My subject* ap,ieal to mo to am*: the bloody conflict. 1 must obey the voice $100,000 for Only $10. of France at wtratever cost. Yun can­ C*4»r eetborlty uf apxial tefiatdire Ml af not pa*, down the rebellion ; embrace Mardl Is, l*JI. IM trwsteaa a-w akaevMr lb. tbe carlieac opportunity to make term* TtorS tlraad Uih '.'wee***. Cm lb. Uaweai d tee t'abtie Library ef Kaetuakt. to rem. dt I* Uwith tbe South. If you fail tu do this, 1 shall feel rompelled, ia tbe internets >•( »ny country,—in the interest* of cirdizatiun, —to intervene with all Iho pow­ er at my commurd." “1 answered Napoloun’a insulting let­ ter immediately I di I not waste words in c<nnjdimente { said : This ia a fam­ ily quarrel Wo propoeo to s-ttlo it in1 our own way and in our own time. Wo .to not wish the aasumnoe of outsider* ; Houno min, Fist Stanley » tour w. cbm j. oun, go. in Dr. Crook's WincfT American Unseci is to ba preeerred. It shall be preserve I if it Uk,w twenty year* to do it Tin. war is hardly r.ita SMBOed yet; tbo p^U|te> ar-> inst begianing to warm to toe work. We wish to be 4* g»jl terra, with our na ghtsir. — we wish especially to be on good terto* with Frame, oar aneieot friea 1 ami ally But you mu.i keep hnads oS It you presume to interfere, wo will show you what a free 1-eotde batU n^ fur a uni. >q ul existenc'i ue capable ol. Hith«ru> wo has* conducted tho war humanely, in *al tMnllAale FARRAND WILLIAMS & CO. DR. CROOK'S THROAT AND LUNS INSTITUTE WINE TAR uu tour pert wdl be the signal fee .* war of oiuqerec and dedructua. We will free tlw negr->o*; we will put arms in their bands, an-i Band them forth to taiage atAplundi-r. We will make the Siuth a waste and a deflation. Raiao a held ageiuit us. and horror* wurse titan thou, of Ban Domingo will be seen MIRROR AND PICTURE FRAMES: •The letter was eent by the first j ■dceieer. Tbe same day I telaraphed to Thurlow Waud. Archbishup Hughe, and Bishop Simpson to meet me al the A«toi House tno tuonung fol low; nt That evening 1 left for New York, and explained to these eminent gentlemen tho objects of the roaleroueo end the new danger that threatened tho Union < Base. 1 told them that they must at once go to Europe, to labor nnoffirially with the Government and ruling classes | in England and on the omtiaoot, to represent the wiekedneee, danger and , SAVE YOUR LIFE l.Jly ef foreign intevlerooee. In lees J faff oadfr »1.00 10 Drtnesr 4. goWkMi, than a week they were on thexr juunsey, Mich., rnd gdtarrtnpt to mobs ilatfr \ reaching Europe at a most opportune i.-ment. (Masoo and Slidell had iuet, tiaea eeiaod and did much towards eon- • vincing Earope that the proper thing k has teew proeounrr.1 s specific fcir Lhasa aucaplaln'a. 4/0 Floral Work ! EILLIAPD TABLE 1UWFCTBU V*. I'Mlaa* 101 Uandoiph Kt,. UETkuiT, - - - ItlCUl BOILER WORKS. IXTURE. ’or palls in Breast. Side or Bark, firarel or Kidney Disease, Hsease* of the Urinary Onnrn*, Jauudlee or any Liter Complaint, It In abo a superior Touir, Hcwtorm the Appetite, Strengthen* thr Syrtcm. Ktwtorr* the Weak am! Debilitated, Ciuses the Food to Dlgr»i. Ut uiotm Dy*pcn*ia and Indlgmtlno, 99765075411925 FTTRGUSONS DE WONDERFUL OIL Itsinllt lu tarnla k... J- S' n-U4 is., 4, «*••< l-r p«U IXar. fa.I SaJi.f -.IILiIH i.lta tai. iU.iiu< qaickaal BLOOD PURIFIER f« .tai.H ky urlwn rem. Cough and Cold Cure ■ra raqairta la aeaaar al uin^^XTSSz Is iK« werU, ae4 eely kisselsiteil. iold & S 100,000 0 thal it wouM obhge me audience, if the reullssuan would rvfrma from aar hi­ ther caffiag Lat Mr. Henry, aa that gen-1 tlemaa was now speaking. “la that Mr. Henry f** eaid tbe diaturbar of the meeting “Thunder I that VaatbeMr. Henry’ Whr that’, the hide cuss that told me to holler !*’ I IX VALCABLK OUTS Sfdii SUier WORM CONFECTIONS i»Jr;.4j3r,td.» GUARDI AX SALE. *"ftewet tee eatoAeaf Mary L. *■• D.■***SINE ’S *•«** r<x WANTED.’^:-Btteiitew that jrill Pay <GtHT J&NTERPfUSE. Carriages. Buggies, Sleiehs, PROBATE ORDER. teGiai OROCKJUK Bent Wood Works, Sw PROBATE OHDER. MOS MICMtoAM. Ca«at* ef ton - - ORAKD RAPIDS yearling heifer, one rod yearling btifer. and two nd yearling steer* Cunn F. WtunM Dated Castleton. Jan. ». IMS- Michig ■NSUBE YOUB LIFE. Ti: Hui life IisiriBeCliw VUKIFY YOUR BLOOD. LARGEST mi STROjrOEST\ (.■RiSUV IF ruanao. 1 ■ *“”8^ Aad onvytelectortaMtg � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-02-26.pdf dc8432b3de18a830ea2cac0a473f11cc PDF Text Text > R*fJ*uc^|l VOL XVII. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, JAICHI.G AN t meats A* wars. Hte ebony, slightJy tnpt, tol'i ' tKiuudlres profusion over her should, ere. But, after all, it wa* not so much her rupreme beauty that endeared her tom* os it was tho anxious intere.t that she took in my welfare. The most watebful, careful and kind of my nurese. aha • won her way to my heart.' Andi, hav­ ing acquired a know lodge of b«r motliw-tongue, grateful for her attention, । could not retrain from pouringinto her ear words of adoration; she. drawn to­ : wflnS, »• by Jbnt sympathy which wo­ man always foe! for those in affliction, soon reciprocated m.r aff-tetion. “Ono to-jch of nature nrakoe ttre whole world WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 1873. WutWil tri hire Cart uriuutk Iiomut: 7CJ?S *5 W' Th* 'ptnion giving the Grot correct solution to tbe abover Rebus, will be entitled to A PARLOR STOVE. Second, I Set of Toilet Ware. Third. 1 Set ofK .... solutions ........... of Knives and Forks. The must be i endowed in sealed enveloped, which will be numbered os received anti on the Grist day of April. i 1873. the envylope* will be opened and the prizes tiwarded to the successful perMns. Salt! Salt! Salt! Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial. FARMERS XATl-RfS HRKAt KEMKIir Enure Hot Hsta®. Jut U, Hit DENTIST KaslriBr - Mitkiia. J. P. ROBERTS Gold & Silver Watches Silii Sliter art Platt & Russell & Nevins Immense Stock DRUGS Medicines City Dining Rooms N**eMntare ^ta.1 hW.«>u.t*^a* tol (Strictly ToxiperanecJ WARM. MEALS AT AU Ah, those were blissful m/ta*.,*. panion, but tbo fade, from *heB’ m .“W. b^°«‘»’S rouvii lament, I bis fare, as he recognises bis sitter'* ‘Why dal you never get married. *!w would lay her beau too u* head upon failhl*** lover of three years before. ■ my. breast, and let me reed in h«r doreUncle John r ' inquired my niece,'Nellv, • Mr. North ! We are greatly obliged aa she playfully stroked my lang while■ figw eyes the baptenre* of her heart! to you.' This coldly and proudly. ' It was mere chdd-lik* fore with her. ‘•Xwu ore mistaken, Cfase. It is I l»ard with her pretty band. wto/twe my life tojyou^|ster/ Then "You ooe, mj dear, you haven't She was artlsea aad unskilled in any of asUfJa Barbara, ‘IrtHfa^see you. Do learned everything yet. I have Leon -.bore dericse which cultured ladire ue, ' It ’ s brother, Clare,* she said to him ‘•Thera i» a poem which has been a marnau, anil am now a widower." I ra- but in her vety fcnreeuuo and, pnnty ' lay charms that excited tho r>lre*rr»w great Uvdriie' with mu fur years, which smilingly. plled, an involuntary sigh escaping emotions. I loved her withafiX, • Barbara’—bending suddenly down was first shuwu to me whxi a young , from its prison In iny breast, for the man, by a friend, and which 1 afterward to her—‘ I’m going sway to-morrow to. artless gwi s question hod reopened sn guilefata love, and she gave to mo a pure and spottaee heart. saw and cut Irutn a newspaper, on I Callfor nia. I came to-nigbt to aay good­ old-time wound. When, in cuuree of time. I grew so trained by boast *1 would,'be eontin- bye.’ • Going away T aha return*, with <11 strong and well th* t there no loagarag. lied, ‘giro a great deal to know who ■ wrote it. but T have never been able to 1 tho eloquent light beaming from het foL^xad*" .nt-rpisnd my *Uler. 'Eve­ Ltoi an »xruso for my tarrving in thn old chiefs house, or witholding my Md Lure, and surpriM and pain quivering in ry uno knows that you have eschewed her voice. •*— •---- ■— ” matri&ony all your life. Tbs habit you from rar ehipmatee, I propored to - Ar* • Frooablj old sailaro bars of fabricating •yarns is eon that I should ask hnr father’* uonpositively awful, and I douTwant Noll's aant to marry bar, according to th, m*., written by William Knox, a poet in i tom.of the country. Thea, for the flat head filled with nonsense.' Scotland, who died at Edingburgh in | '•Thank you, Tabitha. Il is not very time, .th* probability of our" iwparalKm. hnr 1$25, at ths age of thirty-six yeap He polite to contradict yoi'r elder brother, I dahuedTipon her, and great must say. Whether you know it or griaf. «M t lie anther df'-Tbo Lonely Hearth,” Probably eno of the chief rtosoc* not matter* bttU; but poritively re. ‘Tjpiig* of lare<4"' aad the ••Haro of rfflrm that I have been married.rand why the natives o( Ty-piag-ean eajo^-d flKu." ‘ n<- wasa poet of considerable the ulewng, of peace and praepsnty am now a widower.’ 40. talent, and a ma-i of kindly, amiable ‘YonH sny you've a troop of chib was because ther wore governed by a nature, much bred end admired by bis dren next. I *u;>po»e. I’d like to know stringent eu le of laws, and tbe adminis­ tration of ju.tiee was so inflexible that when and where you ever found n cotampararie*. Though he led a disel- . >-unishnast was sure to swiftly ova.Wre wifsF .... . ...'■ poled and intemperate Ufa. ranch ci bit. who *worr-l from tha path* of oa* heavy with me . “So you shall moot vmUMe but tho»e ' poetry wee of a pensive and devotions It Something in the ye’.tew gterinx , In the two figure* on the veranda we 1 skeprioi^of matron*,' I sold. rectito le. Tb.re was no doubt that tbo .. . jmajority of these laws were salutary • cbatacter. The following poem, togeth-•! moonlight Hems hateful to Ger how,, recognise Loma North and Barbara and her brother's voice aroesee s new Vaughn. the extreme, but Aveen aad I thmrgb; on my know, and told sense of pain. But |>rida comae to her that one, at all events was unju*t. 'there i* rornothing indescribably at­ i story of my raatrimoui-. — iiig-i of Knox, can hv found in a volume , aid, and with a mighty effort atio crush­ Thi* statute decreed that any man or tractive and tasdnatiug about her tocalled ••Scotia* Burds," publiebed by es back the risiug tears, end forcing a sigil t. Her robes of mushn are very I , %?u,.a 1 WM hardly out of my toons, wuruan Intermarrying with, or betroth­ I1 filled tho iweition of seoood-mate Carter A Brothers, New York, 1850. smile ou tb« pallid line, says, as she aboard s vessel oallod tho Providence, ing him or herself to n perron of anotbor The sixth rerae of the poem u therein gives him her bead : । tLst was engaged in trading in Chinese nation siiould sullbr the Jeatli penally. • I am sorry to have you go, but— two sweet pees droop from the brown I water*, or anywhere else she could pick and tho earn* ptmtehment should be printed, is omitted from Mr. Lincoln’a good-bye.* . out to tho alien who wa* a par­ of hwr heir, aad-MKitber cluster is thrasl1. °P • far she wae an old coffin­ renfoa, and r'-ada as follows : ■ Good-bye, little Barb,’ aad » raw of * , bearded bp. are prrered tetejr Urate Into her belt. ‘ North devour* ev*ry lit- shaped rattle-trap, the very rovvrae of ticipator in the crime. I tried tu jiersuade Aveen that, xilhu Ue detail of h<w Ires* with his greedy । seaworthy. ’ fore »l»e eon resist him, and bin light oM ehiet, her father, liked me, ho might One voyage we had been trying to laugh floats back to her almost mocking­ ‘ Barbara.' he is saving, 'I owe you an obtain freight at Nagasaki, Japan ; but repeal the act, or nutigato tbe pwniahly as ho walks swiftly up tbe rood. apology forjlhs condition in which you not being successful, were prooeoding to mvnt; bat wilh many tears, aha ans­ The last notes of leer brother's song found me on tho night of tho fire." ’ Singapore, when we encountered u wered »» that, though ths chief was a Hqjisusee an instant, but she unly gate lust above tho Island of Tia-wan, rvipected ruler, he was himself asteoable to tho taw* add.fiad no powrrf toprobows, and he goes cu ; "What you thought uf mo I do not know—I dare proximity of land, tho Providence was vent the course of justice; therefore, pot a*k. Bat may I ask if 1 bavo drift­ stranded upon a reef that stretched out she Vetoed my proposition that 1 should ed entirely out of j----- “ froB* *ajri*ad rahsd Ty ping.*uu, whish boldly proclaim to her father oar mutu­ al attachment, and ask ths coueeat to He knows tint h tolter. HviMs Though tbo*? trial* ware upon nt, but h. snstAew c*_____________ _ ___ and tbo day for tho exodus of myself bends toward her. saving, almost Ceree- found to bo a very mild and intelligent <y: people, far superior to any of the Mon­ cod comrade* was drawing nigh, neith­ ■ You do not anewer ma! You must!' gol or Malay race with whom I had ev. er Areeu nor I oi-cu thought of separa­ Throe yiara have elapeed since tho er Outlie in ooaua. They noticed our ting forever. Wo mot ciaadectntaly. preceding scene, and I would now take How royally the dainty head lifted, perilous position, saw that onr old ship by nigbt, in a (tailored n<X>k on tho . tor readers to a back chamber on the Wm rapidly breaking up, end at oucti outskirts of flie village, and oar present 1 ’bird tloor of the E------ Hotel Tho bauptnara wa> so complete that to tha frit off to our rescue. Milne |« midnight. There Is a figure of ‘•Forgive me, Barbara, and answer Courteous and cordial was the gruel­ future we hardly lent a tbooghta mon at tLe wiudow, a man who iaeviAt length, hunover, n day was obeodually in a deep slumber, for tho head me. 1 love you. Forget the past, and ing accorded us. when we landed upon lutoly appointed for the newly.built let us bo happy . ” tbair beautiful island. The chief—a is pillowed upon both anna which raet Tho girl's dreamy gate is fixed upon miucularly-buil: old man, rather below tchooteT tn tail, and that arming t met on the sill. His,breath comes heavily, Aveen and propitel to her that who hl* face is fluibed, his hair disheveled, the old gateway, with an expression of the middle height, wearing, aa is cus­ should elope with mo. and that I wanid I aad bi* whole appearance *peak* plain­ hslf regret fi»r tho dar* that will ner«r tomary with th'? native*, a full beard and mustache - immediately assigned to r convey her aboard tbe achoocMt tho ' ly enough—intoxication. . our usee very ns*Uy-oonstnict«.-4 house evening paar to that vosmI's departap*. ' in the street bel<*r there b> a evufuthat was well funuchod, and soon She oonwinted to this plan, deeming it moq of .boat* and hoarse erie*; Utew stocked with tbe staple noouesariee oi tho only Ous feasible, and { made my I is a clangor of bells on the night sir, lite, the kindly villagers vicing with arrangement* accordingly. | and a suifneating *ciel! of smoke is in The Lalu a as really ’a very praltr each other in their efforts to make us ' the room. craft, and uu her trial trip buband ad­ Suddenly the door opens, a slvnder Tbs tillage vr as aurroundid by a moot mirably. The night previous to her defigure in a dark wrajiper hastens to the [>arture tho boipitithlo islander* gave a lururion* -grov*, apporetrUy - planted; man at tho window, and a woman's fori oxoepung the high road*, which parting fettet to tho foreigners they had i4M(* liariLtm cither ride with gigantic true*, tho surlsco of the country was height, aeoordiug to but thinly wooded. The houses were all erected within slipped from out the incloeura*. raised with huge »:oae*.— rough; the spot whie • Sir, arouse yourself; the bouse They were etrongly built, the frames appointed as a reed--------- ----------------“IZiud o-v- m—. .| w B.rb-™," being composed of four upright port* of girl waa at the Irysting-place before ma, .IdMtel'ull O< r-u h.r. U1 >— «l large timber, to which were aUschcd looking beautifu aa a star. I claspud hot in ay arm* and lusied crv**-piece* oa tho top of theta, of the the man mutters and mom in his . ,. , I “he turns to him aad say* quietly : samo dimenriuos a* their supporter*. her, begging her to be cautiou* and ill. r.... urn. i»..h k., ' “ ■““J*?*" Openings on each side of tho boure* courngeou*. Thou wo proceedo.! toward ----A» fur yuur condition Thurs- served a* doorway*, and those coni i be an untrcqnoate i p;rt of tho beach, you owe an apology to yuur- closed at option, by means of aiding, whore a little canoe waa lying. ----- -lUutote. fw -dteriA right-fitting shutters. The roofs were We were about to embark, a hen a litUa regard fur tho man l oaoo tn*Mfaedynih paddystraw; tho floors body of men .prang from ambush be­ r, but It is'not tore. I think oi Wtof »tt|iud two fcM above tbe ground, hind a boulder, and Itefore wn coakL ‘aid covered wilh lattice-work of bam­ boo and grass met*; in fae. they wore end I were eeised, gnggwd and pimonod. very comfortabte haUtatious, th* only Our enpton burn u« to a templo dedica­ drawback being that they wort innocent ted to Fp, aud there removed our of chimney*,' and. therefore, culinary Load*. Toward midnight—my comrado* hav­ opertuoa* filled tbe apartment* with ing grmo aboard tucir new vmsol—tho While >he lingers there in tho shadow a Although tho diet of tho natives coc- chief, aoeumpaaivd by all the heal msn of tho village, came to the hail of war­ a sound of voices falls on her ear. and sutod chiefly of shsll-fish, rioo aad vegship and then improvised a court what are tbe bitter year* ot waiting and presently she xscognwM her brother etabto*, plenty of choice animal food From the testimony adduced, it ap■ ■ wns provid^rf for us. a* goals, bullocks weeping tn the terrible saflerings of CUmtMjr—]warel that we liad boon auipecto-l. 1 You'lIJ this one dark moment ’ AlllJigh telandiu* generally, from watched, an 1 our c.mvoraitiou li*ton>A. * Louis, do you know me F steadying Grant, la nighi.” necetdty, have to trurt to maratirno to. The whole ptatt of our efopcnw • liim with her little hands, ‘ Good night" This last in a pleas­ ■Why's iill-Ilarb' Gta-eee-yer. Barb. ant, manly voice, aad Barbara turns tn Give's (hie) ktea !* He reel* toward her, but the puhm respond to hi* greeting. A man sotn* five years tho senior of him back aad looks him full m tbe North. A plain ragged face thatJra* sr«.uc. ___ u. — * * Louis. if ucithinz else will brimr vou ».r*' house is bunnag to too ground, end ju>lesa you exercise some will-power aad follow me, there will be nothing but a beep of ashes left of us by morning.' A little sobered now by her earnest tones, be straightens himself up, and puts her eno rids, with a drunken leer adware put me in a good humor.’ 11 am glad to hear you say so, Bar­ as bo croton* ths door. • So much the better, my dear. We bara,* he say s, with a sudden earnestness will perish in the flamestogether; w ro­ as be ley* ha band over the slender one that rests on the veranda railing. mantic, you know ■ Your are uot aware Her heart beats.a trifle faster, and that 1 am aomethu* of a fcw-wnrshiper? and he swings ths key before her n faqtomriat breaks over the tfhite of startled eyes—the key has locked them her dhesk, beneath his Mud, strong ‘ 1 care more for you than you think,' HOfTRS. The Pile Tree Tar Cordial, fteerW-r JyMe.fi., »r iTtek. <JR 0 CSRjXS Jg C0JfFECTr01f£B F £ dtviea cugyfy *e JUasd st all lustt* With a half »ob she spring, toward" ! him, but bo receives her with outetretch#d arms, and draws her to bis breast • Couldn't give ycu that, sweetheart Winter PAINTS & OILS Goods. School Books & Stationeri/ ^elezt gtoq,. Michigan -Exchange. Three Pictures. Price* Guaranteed. HASTINGS BABBLE BORIS! abode, aad placed In charge of tbo wo­ men of his household This perks pa. would not bar* been eo great a eonceeeiou if the natiwe had boon leas watohful of their women ; but the fact was, tha! for months nftor oer arrival, not one of ow number had ever Hie warm, (toady hands close firmly won the fare of a female. Thors is a pause, in which a cloud of cover hue. aad be bends to kies ths carr­ At firrt, indeed, wo ware almost insmoke pours in st tbo window. Hhe iing mouth, gravely, tenderly, end reduoed to believe that none existed ; but looks vp into tbo gloaming «yea above ■ her, but makes no ontory. There is a alight movemcn*. of his bps a* though be would pros* them to her owe, aud I his hoed droops over her. Ent »ud- ] denly ho opens bis arau and st>e is st i liberty. "Your pare lips shall not be contam- Hewtilock* the door ami throw pours up tho stairway. The halh fall of it. Already Barbara's bn comae gaspingly. North snatehe blanket from th. bed. •Are you afraid of me, Barbara F ity of the cliief lod him to violate th. accustomed rule in my favor, mid fewndfa &o vicinity, yta duiag their 1ST from Eo*tou. They D.. and ho refused io ........... ——, — the ground that he had not orM cod- mula imunI from hi* lip*, bo'fell san*o. loss from tho gulierasdurin! dais. Bound, but umiubjeclud to any other kind of torture or degradation, we were lod by an armed force down to the beach and pisoed aboard a canoe A long journey in silence over tho rippioloeisoa; Urea the',bool’stopped at Qm'. extrms ond.of a lung luwX which a high rock tsrmmalod. Though our doom bad bran proaauueed, tho mannM in which wo ware,Jo suffin- Usd bran’witiibeld. Wo were lifted out upon the base of the rock, and t hauled rarcfuUy up it* precipitous aide until a huge oarera yawned before ua. latoJTi: wa Were ushered. A torch was then lighted, and bj its lambent flams I raw UUU w» probably owed its oratia fo action. Two curious pillars wts at ths furtlier end, stoadii six foe: apart; to these ll.o gu curoly bound us with sirong < twisted wire. Thao flosbed �BACON Sc KARR’S ([lit ^tjittHiran | anntr. 1840. HARDWARE I lff7> Bought Direct From the Manufacturers. OTO WAMCTGTOE L1TTTCF#b. 20th, 187® mosx ummuno*. Th# Pcmercy luvcstigatiag Commit- Sold at 10 per cent, less than any other house in the County. A full and ooMplntO Shook bon obtained. Non* ot th* aIUto of Builders charge abend# on hl# unwpport#d oath. Th# roper*. of th# Credit MobOitr In- Material, First-Class Instrum? nts. Such as Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash, Putty, Locks, Knobs, Blind and Window Fastenings, Barn Door Hangings, and the Celebrated u New Scales. New Styles. Metad, however remotaly, with I ba con­ struction company of the Pacific Rail- New Prices. Very Low. •u mn wcr* i JU iuuu well cuududol. Th# ^rdic.t it Moers. Brook* and Am##, wll OVER 210,392 DETROIT STOVES Wareroom, bearing of their mU in connection with tho Compaaio-, both of them Going managmol th*PacificRailnud,Mr. B.-ooka, baing a Gorernmrnt Diroetar and hold­ ing a fiduciary relation to the Gveetn- contracting party. Th# lion.# will doubtless adopt Hm recommaudahoai of th# Committea to er pel both th### mem- th# report of » Democratic Comraittao anuria tod at th# suggro Un of Speaker Blam by Hon. C. C Cux, a h-sdiog Sold in Michigan in 1872. «¥o. Greene, near Eighth St., A*. J’. We are the Sole Agents for Barry County Wood and Carriage Hardware A FULL LUTE of Hubbs, Spokes, Felloes, Shafts and Poles, Warranted seasoned. Also Avies, Skeins, Wagon-box straps, Buggy and seat Springs, WARRANTED. B. F. NORRIS & CO WHOLESALE & RETAIL 137 &. 139 State St corner o£ Mad ism, CHEAC-' Such as sap pans, sap Buckets, spiles, Tapping Bitts; Grind stones and Hangings, Atas, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Team and Carriage Whips, in endless variety. The above goods are all Warranted. TCHEH WALTHAM HOWARD WATCHES. Duunonda Grau Op#rn Chains, Gold N#ek Chains, Paarl S#tt>, unlawftxllr upon oxiortr-1 « b#li«r#d the producer* ought funded thia tax, bet no bill that a part lad to bo ju HARNESSES A SPECIALTY CadflMda, Gold Tkinibln. SihraTi sUm, ■ala ndsuainoca of if* rightful: We buy our stock direct from the Tanneries of Virginia and we use none but the best Virginia Chest­ nut Oak Tanned Leather. Every Harness f Warranted and the Price Coral Necklaces. Office and Parlor Clocks of every decor ption. Watch material and Tools nr Jewel® H Any oao vititing our city should roll aG or ostabliahmeat aw! ■ xmain# *• F* THE CHEAPEST PHIZES 18 OUR MOD. B. F. NORRIS • CO., IK * 119 STATE CTREE CHRUflO W taanacTTB cf either party. SALT. SALT. H e purchase our goods direct from the best Foreign and Home Manufactories, therebv savinoJobber’s Profit, which we propose to give to our customers. 3 a BARLOW & GOODYDAB Keep a large supply of Salt for sale at Lowest market r»lef; their Brick Warehouse. Ok Mk mill* cat nt Danton* ■»»*• SESE: FOR YOtmawiT.'nruio 10 Barrel lots and more told to dealer® at a very rance above Car-load Rates. H. A. GOOD YEAR, Water 3u.tt£AM ujhmu �l»u ’ E Ir i ti i ; 5 2 s > p IIP s « la H f: l 1 x S » 1=0 !! $ $ liillli e£ts Bi 1:1$ $ til P HI Hi 1 hl' n? will be aold PLOWS, HARROW8, AC. a bargain. and all woel Meltons, Light and Dark, HO. W Lich we will Exchange for WOOD, j former price delivered at our Foundry ; or WHITJI ASH, OaK or ROCK ELM LUMBER j SIG. IJpys’ suiu »2.60- to $15.00 at the Great ONE PRICE dcliverod there or at any Mill within ten miIrs of Hostings. Square Dealing DWIGHT, BOma & ESSER. j febl2lf Clothing House ! 36 Canal Street, D RAFIDS. DflCICJEI LEVI BROS.,'PROPRIETORS. CpBc sure and wee oui name above the Door as other Parties Jealous of our good name and immense business will represent h emselves As our Store. f g S to. J M THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. DOUCHE. A At tha Dnvu <□ K . X- JS Cm Htobu , for AND MI . B e S u r e to C a ll o n 2 tJ b. UP ; Sti < HuasM*.sn<l Mt**-Itoasfesu X Itoaks*. tel* *V Jih.*>*e*.Mteb. UrtaraOraws. tra.O«*cteUas. New Advertisements. ifig 5 p’i American Organ Everybody Should try them before Irurchasinf Elsewher city lietrs oepoT Has now on hand a compUtc assortment of Books. Stationery, Pens, Penhold­ ers, Ink, Slates, Pencils, Pictures, Picture Frames, Initial Paper and Envel­ opes of the latest styles, Picture Cord, and Fancy Articles for the Holidays. Jft. oixsoLirrioN .notice- ^SSSgSSESSie m*ryr«—•— ■ ■ • -" -r ----------------it**usn. rebraara a.scx. at tweed ones at $p,00. former price isetur CHANCERY BALE. oTSTRor MinciUAX.ta 1 ks ctress ewert las n a casMr^nuerw '*■■**.>-. LsiteaansU. Osa.plslf.asu ^T Tqi Pov[ Offlet. Consumption can been red. The fSrt at German Remedy tela Jtete*^r*te*teZ2*totDm*MZJs* lb* **■»!■■< ra sassrat.aa IsfstelesSa sash ** I shell 1 Kasraa. Opass or MsaHte sf whSeA otter tterat vmM et Oto AraaAtai Aasaassdtis PROBATE ORDER. aiiil Xmte* rsSrea.-ySS.MA,__________ resale' SI! H i >,yy*‘- sraairaiss *«**<r «M> raia&xSe .. - .. of pgsm wltknsle.lgerstraj sad itaM.s^terayCalLsk. Twa Akkbican Odd Fiijxjw tor Feb. baa been reeetvwd. Tba high IWSjte—re* ■ rag**** cbarachtar of thte jwpular monthly to folly sustained. Itendae a pleasing va­ riety at Biforoltenroua reading, we .’Sams -.■mstrh.stat e? is................. ffttrlw nr Aoorte"" Humor The Dl^gor Indiana (IDtatated); An Odd Fellow Abroad, A Plea for the poor; Scientific and Curiona and YosriW D^artmeul; tiding* from the Order In all porta of the world, etc, •LIBayw. Addre- A.O.F. Asauctettoa. Ba. 4BT.N. Y. City. Scotch Without number, RUGS F Wood Sawing Machines, ’ III 8 and £51 an inch to short, but per- Books, if it: "ilfeiJrsiWLw ill ° Hi M iH MMiamiSiaa I! Physician.' Testimony—Tho underC. H. HIND. Amt (teal e*»X PeMU Ustrelt.Jslr.iUA.WTX signed, practicing phyaicians and stirgeons, certify that ws hare, used and fJIHK XKW 5OBTHWLSTEKX AOCTE. proscribe Dr. Ransom’s Hire Syrup and Tolu, or Honey Syrup, and find it sim an exooDeul rorasdy far ordinary Cnogba, Os u4 .ftrr Sot. l»U. UTL a>4 wotS fartbrr wriM, traiBS all! pus Uaaiag SB fclton: turns : J. A. RoessgMU, E. 8. Lyman, George 11 ■' HU» r.». Mnsger, H. Mmd, TW. MamL X H. township, fall and broke hi* arm on Kram.T................. rauB.e. Trstae ara rwa by fisaM im Gray,F.ir.Booi,Q.B.WitoM.J. Mett Friday of teat week. anti Wama.Ona4 Trsak. as4 Uba Bh*« * Barbara Core took a dose of lodaaum IhfaeCMtT. at the Uroca h*M la Nashville, Mich , AiV|Xla.aiA f'l ILter^Gr hU ttepbl.. Dr. Milter’s Magnetic Balm is purely on Tnertfoy avonieg of last week. U—4 Ham. ate., aad .< U.naA •!» IM vegetahie aad hae ao ague* as a pain Cauro-alightod rflrarinn. She was Farts. aU Baad Cny. .ta.. aod a«b .u<. ter rater. It euros eo promptly that many eared, however, and io now eajoying ehim that if OQBkuns msgnaUsm. 25 roMlhanhk rente pn-bottle. J A donation for R*v. J. M. Aiktn of SoeilutfaMWAaaftteparr. (ho N. X Church, nt the remdoace cf Noary to Lou. th. Barber, was wefl sit-mded Mt FriNew <fer.mfoV>aM,aad tho reroipto wwru $•*' F. O.teOrauWsaJihL no. rX*UUta-DAV».-AI tte Wradlaa* Uaere la Wradlsad Ceatr*.so n»,taa.test- M>. TbiaSan ! SWS maici'i i i1 "rar.1 ra&Si’ALWi- lbs tewsla. ear* w.nd**lM sad prvU.r. ns torsi alswp. Il co*U1m ranks' ■tasrste, rrerph.as or steotel. sod la jdasMel lo late. Children nrad sol cry as4 ntetesss may rest i IE. SM STATE. Spring Ovi 15 Feed Cutters, Is OW Io Ike Pillis ti its Merits. • <r*l>*. to say eno raipmltoE ■<- uss bents *r psllew wrapper Csetesr Liatatsi Is earth use lisodrsd Aotlaca lor s|*stas4 er awsaotod teraaa sud motes, sr for serww-woraia is sb-sp. Meetvwsrrs—Ibis Usiarast U w.rih j.sr alteellse 5. r.mHy*l.raMte wllteet Crate.' Uvftowl J. B. itosa A Co, Xew Tert. lh| 1 1 ta JxlM Jsratlra. ■ iS5l,rtX and money.. Jrabsee. «»•‘-«,tXW|£> blO; LW .Mi X<8 from Chicago through Galeaburg V> Burlington, has achieved a splendid reputation tn the last two years as tho lesdmir Pesarnger Route to the wart. CWtasra's Jtetere «*•»-» Ihr. .. «U Jreu At Burlington it connect* with the great tisr tralw Im UAlw' Care aItosb*L sb4 all Bnrlingtun Route which reins direct ihrdurii Southern Iowa to Nebraska ■ utlUaSMO. licbtm* mmI buUM. and Kansas, with close connections to CONNKCnOSB. California aad tbo Territories ; anil passengers starting from Barry County, on their way westward,. cannot do bet­ r^gSflsssiffis‘ir®JiSrL»- ter Uian to taka the C. B. A Q. and 'SMttajSSF.S'SiLT Burlington Route, Thio line has published a pamphlet culled “How to go West," which con­ tains much valuable information; a X lLl>-.uh tte Air Lira as* tesffi Brad OGIs- large correct map of tho Great West, which can bcobtainsd free of charge by addressing the General Passenger Agent, B. A M. R. R-, Burlington low*. ____ ■ M Sts This is an enquiry which every one should bare truthfully answered before he starts on hie journey, and a little care taken in examination of Bouts will liii Bow to Go We«t. _____ HsIEtehaLs Tho undersigned, barmens of Burry 'County, hereby give notice that there will bo a mooting of farmers oa die 1st day of March next at one o'clock in the For want of space, we shall giv» but afternoon cl tLe office of Chas H. Bauer a euerinct account of tbo Republican County Convention, held in thia City on of oonsidaring tbo properily of organis­ ing a joint Stock Company to purchase the 22nd, in*t. The convention waa called to oadsr ground* and ereet a Farmer's Union by a J. Bidelman Eeqn member of the Elevator and Warn House for the *!urCo. Committee. On motion Mr. Bidol- age of grain and ether produce.and also man was elected Chairman, and Hon. such other articles as is thought adrieJohn M. Nevins, Secretarr- The Com- abls, for Farmer's use. It is thought that inch an organisation may be made Quackenbush, Byatuoa and Stiacheomb. Io pay butido being a great benefit to Delegates elected to attend the State Farmers in enabling them Io obtain an adequate price fur what they hare to Convention to be bold at Lansing on tits sell. Let every Farmer who he* fifty 26th, iasL, ware Masers. W. H. Jowell. buahete of wheat to sail annually be present at this meeting, it concern* Gilbert Striker. T. B. Diamond was re-nom-nated for the Buperinteadency of Schools, which support to do away with the munoi«ily is just; as ho baa performed the duii-tu that now exist, and is forcing from us a large shore of what our farms produoo. pertaining to that office with credit to Dated Fcbuary 12tb. 1878. himself, and to tho satisfaction of his Shrsls** Ujsrsuu Lyasa Cksailxrlsia constituent*. 8o with tbo ro-nomination L K Faws'* l>. McOtnLer Oilrar U*l* of Mr. Diamond, to that position, wo F. Brews A. T». KssssJy ore assured that for two years more, I. 8. O«ra Jsara A- Xi» Gsors* WIIIIsm should ho live, our School matter, are Irs Hsieh Aism Tiskler to be looked after with that same interest, f’srtss U,reLu X. U. Crass WiIUsss W.o4 11. E. Msrtss that they have for two yean past U. L Host* 11. 1. XesriM For County Drain Conrauasionor Ueres Hssl. F. 1>. IW.I*. James W. Heughtalia wee again tho 0. L torr™. A- U. Bsymo.d choice of the Jouvontian. That ho will D. O. Astern W. II. BMkv»!1 l». I., lira. attend promptly to burinesa in tho future A. A. Mslte» Jsbu Krrasetos' L U. U*s> no in tho past, we are wall assured. Orarf* a 8ssU J. Ktmaj Tho weather was so tetriblv oold, that A. B. Bill a. L Xra-s there waa but a small attendance, but A. H. Hsu* liv'd Crsls enough for all practical i-urjiasro. and everything passed off harmoniously. B. R- Trage Jss- c. Uses* T. IL CsMisgtem J. W. T. Orv Wsrrse Calk Is* A sera Wrad Maxhrxlte Itesxi. /john Ksagto, Treasurer ol Castleton hk Removal— B. F. Stelnhofl’. bu r»- ton Cash Store. Cali on him tm flnt etaMWork. ______ 2SU Ilf iii •. tsis NOTICE TO FARMERS 1$ Hl Uft!=.lalS^: i< « ^je^sasggerssn . LOWEST PRICE IN THE Overalls 75 cents, v^wlb 1.00. 15 Corn Shelters, US, DYE HTtlFFS, G HOC KJ.I KM AND FA ‘sWAStr-M ar Minutes of previous mooting read and AreloofaU KJOsLm trer bbl. f.r ».*•* .*4 f* Stilb, terUtis-L Balls'Irwi st 11*3 CUsra* hsld approved. *1 twi«w Vr»s*a bsos 8».10a4.n. K«, 4*ea to By Aid. WmmIS. t'al.-u tUteJita bbl. Fvtstra* ,iralr st to m IsbkM Ivt* Mwr rl-reed a: **11 rar e*al tensicn of one we*k from the 2d day of Centaur Liniment. March. 1873. fur th" cullecaoa uf taxes Carried. By AM Ham, — That the Mayor Im autiujriso-l to ap­ point a member of tho Cummitus ut> By-Laws ami Ordinances to fill vacancy. Cam<M. Tho Mayor app-uutel Aid. Jowell on the Committee. By Aid. Wood— That the Ordinance* and By-Law* that are in the Inuds of lire Committee l«o rcCerrel tuUho (Tty Attorney for re­ vision, aud taut ho also prepare an ordinaure relative to licensing siloun, and Mtins house* to aecorl with the 8u:prams Court decision. On motion Council adjourned. USB. p*la *r *wru<s* ««*sfa* aw swosr ir ara/ Wm. D. Hstbs. will sat u*s CraUwr l.iniaisal. Mera Iten liOe Baconfor- ■n Books for the boys aad Books fur tlio girls, at the City News DejwL way up North, as the Sagiaaws- To ttioso who bavo never been to the above School books, a full assortment con­ named cities, we would say, take a few 4MJ6L____________ stantly on hand at the City Now» Depot. dollars and a weeks time, and go to -----------------------------Saginaw, and learn that Detroit, Grand A new lot of Waterproof aud Flan­ Rapids, Jackson, Ao., are nut tbe only SIX nels just received at the New York cities in Michigan by a long wag. Steps 32tf K? Cash Store. ero being taken to try to have tho next L'n^'Fair held there, aud may suementis TJi r. ,’^t»S»igU®S£SSV‘«i1 ptf <f9UT isesy «•/ lais ysw rAswr. I'slsra Steaotas c*ra Iran Chtes** JSgjy.ts c&znsnSi Hare ye«r IsrtA rrtr<ut»J wuk tr uitk^l It would really be a pity if Viro Pres­ ftia, at tki b^ttl A. 1‘. DkAHE, M. !>.. wgkjtt. G-» srac ident Colfax should be fonnd guilty of Orrr AcUn 4’ SUr,30 having been mixed up in tho Credit <TT- ■ 1 "■!■ ,/T 11 IUIU- V'-----Mibdar matter to auch an extent that fflicnigan central n. n. Overcoats 85 to 825 his reputation would bo ruined for all old, reliable and direct route. cheapest Store in the time to come So a^y lot* of Democrats aad Liberals. It is truly surprising State. Star Clothing what an amount orsympatby is mani­ fested for Mr. Colfax, by those who House Grand Bapids. Lava always beea lua bittarert political A jam chance Io buy Dry Goods opponents. They fu\ n tarry for him cheep—P. IL Sabin A On. of Jackson, 0 yo hypocrites, If there is any one sss.cte,. are selling ont their entire stock at Grat thing more than another that tho Damocost. They have nn jmtnenee stock, erst party would gloat over, it would be tome $189,000 worth of choice goods, all kinds, which they are dosing ont, tbo downfall of Schuyler Colfax. !Z?uTcI3r i-u ItS mb! o s of end if any one is inclined to visit Jackson. this is the plsce to get bargains. COUMTY C0BVEHTI0M. |Jrara SreS tujtli ter Martrara U4 White fits, prices $25.00 to 40.00. J way* the finest a**ortm eat kepi in^tuwn and al Dianes! Diariti? A cuinpletw aaaortmeul of Diaries for 1873 nt the City News Depot. ;ii!i ZZZ5n»"v.jticnt8irrtfir tu 109 too hl Johnwa A Co's, celebrated Gold Pens, ho best in tho market, for sale at the City News Depot, P. 0. building. • n p n t; ih ih ji i i Gold Pans I Gold P«u * s £“ Is IL ii if h­ UH* li« li’ T» IU I i State. Those Sofu, IxKinKve, Center Tab)®. Itockere. Bedsteads .Ac Ac. an­ as handsoiuc aa durable, and u to prices they an- way down to the bottom. They have Just received a splendid lot Brack«ta,Wideh lur holiday pn»«n te sraTieira. Isas axr.lasr bx.!«*t. ox. mxao. of are the nicest thlnr In the City. Call .rate S>a H.U hrshWrt TSTi ut> tiwui, view ibclr good*, buy aud be happy. ssiu..•» r 43> U ? h 'J: 1 A POSITIVE PACT- Sec Here. Stranger!—There Is not an Inrtltntlon tn the City of Maatlngs that la more worthy of patronage, than that of BeasmBT, iicatb A Co, Their stock We have some fine English and French Cass, Suits, custom ill 1c H ill hi iHiHP if ilJiiO Jsah^a 4o., U«ra (Hr ■, 4"«*'« ElrasOua. jUMrs SS j«(5 IK 3 irH lb iUis H i! MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division No Yoe Dos'r!—Don’t what f Oet at good a meal nt any pheo in tho city of Hastings aa at L. E. Htauffor's Beataiuant, north side of Hlato 8L east of the Bank. We’ve tried it. Meals only 26 cents. if style, and is a triumph of pictorial ut Altogether wo congratulate tho publish­ ers upon their success in tho art depart­ ment of (his number, and wo will also congratulate ourselves upon the posse*Ueirolt Market. As to tho inquiry tna-lo by one of our *ion of auch a magnificent “exponent of subscribers respecting tho Pioneers Dsrsorr. Feb. ^.iCX Meeting held in this city oa tho 24th, more excellent than usual. Tho most "US'S ess sliuls »s<s sUf 1* tsssrsi Bsnbsvult., we never had the pvuoeodings for noticeable articles are “Interludes," a d;ss lbs sssk JsM slvssd la irr »s*4< ws *s4 s,ul; st 1 Um Ms*ls euliras. Is;lsto*s br.ii SnUs. publication, neither did the Homs Jttsr4s«lzL blissbsl ibirtls*' S»d brews sbssUsi. s4 and Tho Tawny Muitachc," a bright >sses4 We. *»-l ssa. bnad* to. J’rlsu '*•* sv< »•!, if vre rightly remember. social sketch, by Hue Chestnut wood. slliW*** b““ -Sssek-ta** bsra sS.ssra* Is Soma of our readers may find their Charles Dawson Shanly contnl-Utes a KR.'O. A fsw iaiwtsal cbss«s> b's* sewwrral Is Basxsb dated Feb. 624. Instead of Feb. pteosant paper about Giants, Real and S imh.-.sratel si Xsll* ora slIBOs. 2t>th, as tbe figures were placed wrong, Mythical; W. W. Bailor a little study Ivwsr. Tis.sftsr * *s«4 4sal st Isstusllee—wblsh bu t the msitake u as notice after about in natural h’utory about l’u*ay Willow s whist, wss k«»C 0*1** b* >.bbsrr-hss sstllsd si UUUsalWTM ht tte Iwe IsatoM sUs*. Csbls a hundred copiei had boon run off. It aud Alder* ; cud Henry Richard* a Ifit dMiasshte* :«w*r-411lb ,*=.1*4 si HWt Mik u(gos*ip about Short and i’ithy Ixtten. r*oisin si Ils I .’lib st».«wm tho “dovila" work of ooupio. O,l> s>< alssdf Stnasrir k "rasas.'AW ire hr. The editorials, which are ia Mr. 8lod- UUs4 llssra-i sad foe siuslwintsr Isrt. hsve received from A. C. Jfowne danl'o beet vein, are A Few Thoughts hv.es.. t.s...". hss s lower esasw—trass Ute Is Eeq. of Prairieville, tho first of * aeries about Water, Tho Horso and hi, Ridot letters pertaining to the early history ore, White Birches of the Saranac, and of Prairieville, which will appear iu our Love's Last Service. Elisabeth Aker* next issue. Wo hope the early settlers Allen open* the number with a pathetic in each Township will send tn anything poem, entitled Inconstancy; Edgar they may remember of interest, that Fawcett follow* with Aposiacy, a metenoccured in an early day in their respec- cboly lore poem ; aud John Sidney with an amusing nursery *uag on Baby* klsdt sserat mw (TS4SS.SS1) ousel sss-ksll.ra. tire Townships 13X0 bU.1 wbsi -hsr siistlr sre st tkls mss-s. Toilet. Music Art, and luteratnre are Hut esssuv wk.ts e»isass4s MeJO sal s*b*e intelligently and critically treated. Al­ sad aeilasi M4.to Hrs IsSna st tLMAJOWksst sikscss f*n»te tvw.ribsa »■«»•<, taorning train, from Jackson to Saginaw together tbo March Al line i* tho beet So. 1 bels<4'> Xs.3. iedswu. Tte rwewt*c* ses City, ran off the track near the Chsmieal ywt issuod. Subscription price $5.00 in­ steal 3> ssr* ta <tsr SB J tbs Steck la slara kas 1* nuts be. Th* boils*** U nssrlr *11 Works at Jackson, caused by a broken cluding Chromoe “Village B*1I«" and ■wtUe4 ■rvealstri* Tkj iisumist B*r lllsstrst* ihs rail. Two passenger coaches rolled over ‘'Crossing the Moor.” James Sattoa A the bridge upon the ice, but did not Co, publishers. 53 Malden Lane, N. Y. break through. Lieut. Gov. Holt, was in one of the coecluw, and with several COMMON COUNCIL. others wan quite severely hurt. A Mr. Blackman was it is feared, fatally in­ Brwcial meeting of the Council nt the Council room* fifomlay Evening, Feb. 24; jured. . \ -has. 4LM ; No. 14*. ,l.n: X*. 1 raster. I1AA1873. li swtst St list- Osis **tel. tM taal st MeM We had n splendid time al tho Grand Frox-ut—Mayor, Uecorl-r nud Aid*. Cvra t>. x». 1 sal Im st HsH ter whits, teas soa» Lodge of I. 0. O. F. nt Saginaw, and Eastman, Wool, Joaell, Williams and te. Xo. 1 rail te ds*, borsr Nsrsb. UMW- Batter ,«iststWA>>te-«*at*l- Xs.l osis**** 4ss***4 was truly Mtaniahed to find such cities Harns. iiii ! r ^ HP; a sbsfwww Fine Black cloth suits $12.00 to $40- 00. .ICUS^r Mu..l«d vpuV. Csffra ess avis* tel rat 's-isMr ttee.s**-Xw ir-te-'. «*u; J*.»-»«=. Csesluis rws *<»» dsy was splitting wood in the vicinity of a Clothes-line that «U- stretched near where he was slabbing—but you can gu«M the ra«t. aui be says there G no fun in it. a. $10.00. nil wool Suita $12.60 to 20.00. made elegant goffds sad perfect Hi 1. Suits $0.50 to l!h Special Notice! 1 beg laaro io cunuunca U tbs pesplo of Hutiiiga aud surronodiEg Country, 0. 0. F. that I hare juat rrceirad ona uf tho Grit U.u-Is^s lll-k. .rar Store. PALMER ENCAMPMENT, NO. 49 kt of Imported Genuine gueda ever brought to this part of the country, vix: McEwaa'a Sparkling Ale, Scotland, Gauiueaa’a XXX Porter, Dublin and Bavarian Lager Beer by the dou-n bot­ S.Qtles. Kinahaa's celebrate1 LL Otd Mak Dublin, Bertnard'a 10-year-old limerick. 1. 0. 0. T. Hernuev and Julia Bobbin’s Brandies, Port aad Bherry Wines; all of which is WILD F^A>WER LODGE. NO. 44. free from adulteration and for Medical purposes unrirailed. 4Bw3 Jobs SrajruT. Price of Over- $1.50 to $26.00. Mens’ ।d i Liu]2^W Jlotice;. ff~.a.~ Aatem. rtrtWrtTts Uu Jwouut z.r *>•« tea K.B .s*«warte,rrtii«. ip|!! Wa. U.UATEI. tee's. HASTINGS EASTERN STAR sold below Cost. ——----------—-—--Fr^ri/or ay fftfa inKato*:;. Tbs srvdjes esuksu Us* 4*»slv»*4 vsrr Uuls ihiii ronxiprii. n.r. HASTINGS LODGE, NO. 5«,r.A juk ---------------------wriSTCT Winter Overcoats all will be । HASTINGS CHAPTER, MO. H! Basis Naa4-WlUi 1.S.1U K. Haiteaad. (er CbieafS, and ail poial. Bart and WnL C. F. MILLER, Hsu—Vrasa Bukx. • 3 MASONIC. 51 11 ■£gS$ESTJfitbt.'2rr bu.j. iJ nb n .KWE-’.Tfft'Sf k-«JSt St !«'■ ~L>aoiac—WiUiT>«wsIl Laaaieg'* taka MMteaa aad Jaatroo, lat.i-i 4 b.ria.w IteilraaMa Cbarlalla—With Oraa4Rl..rVall.yAailraad. cents To save Packing away HSillii ______ c—mu. g s ? (sis: - r—- t/’ent^hat other Stores sell at tsars. as4 It telserteaatr ajlara* test 4sria< ths wtetoef that time II tea rater tsIM to a«*rd K 4n Toauih un. iptoaaaa. bwaMiu^miiaii, I _ Of Clothe# if Bought from Us. .Shirts nnd Drawers 40 * and 50 w JL llslumvr*. Jakes- MXMFoiu?*HW lb, 1*. $3.00 to '■WhttM'* bl rarad rnred te MoraA.' «ri i|j|iH ! !|l|n '■ wmt. s-a.^------- ieAn B&r”-’- ,£«’• “~- t nxiaa SAIL ARRANGEMENTr. t'.HI tsrttersnto'i ss*Us willstves U UUdte. Hliiii < iHlhi j tr J Ltraww (tert SPECIAL NOTICE. _ Why Endure WUlfoOarabfol sv-l WtelsssIeCIrwees. $ j/ICm v -y*-^ U>. Ka«u.U«“M^Kiaal ’’Sis’w* 11 ■ngjt^agy COUNTY OFFICERS. illil il HTKANGEiru GUIDE Tas Maacn Aunni opens with a very effective coast scene : “After the Storm,'' The time for presenting bills, in the by Tavernier. Tho black and rugged cliffs are tn powerful relief against the Legislature, cioesd oe tbe 19th, fast. moonlight, bunting through tho broken Pelere’ Musical Monthly for March is clouds and reflected from every ripi>!ing wave. roreived, and a splendid number it u. " Drr«S. break, brssk OuUHsaU.stwsrMLOBn!'* Situation Wanted ns Tinner. Addniee P. 0. Bos M, Hastings, Mich, tl But there u one ship which can uorcr go oa to that “baton under tho hill.” John Keegio Esq. of Castleton, slipped Ito battered hulk toll* of a aceno when down one day last week and broke one old Ocean wa, in n far diffiront mood. Probably tho most purely artteiic cut of his arms. that has over appeared in Tho Aldine is The Circuit Court has had to adjourn tho study of ‘•White Births* of tho again in consequence of tho illnaae of Saranac'" after Howa The wonderful Judge Hoyt It is to commence again fidelity of every detail convince, us that tbe first of April we are guing upon actual portrait, of tho*e venerable monarchs of the forest. Editorial matter is limited this week in tho Basiss, in consequence of Hon. them well Tho engraving, which H. A. Goodyear’s Mamoth ‘-ad." Read truthfully render* every varying texture it everybody, yon will know how it is of bark and teat, is a worthy »p*cuuen youreolG of the talant of that prince of engravers —tho elder Unton. A proof impreroinn We have a few copii-s uf tho Great of this cut ha* been on exhibition iu American Industrie, published by Burr New York, where it has won tho high­ A Hyde of Hartford, Conn., which we est praise from oennoiaseurs. Although will dispose of at reasonable figures. many other picture* will lx more widely They contain thirteen hundred pages, popular, it will t» hard to select a single' each, sod Are a splendid work. one which will do more to win for ’the One of the Ccmpoeitora in tho Bum Aldine ths nupoct of thoes who,i cultiva­ Office last week triad butting the sharp tion enables them to recognixa and ap­ corner of one of ths wheels in our Gor­ preciate tho highest form, of art. James din Press, and the result was, a dollars D. Bmillio gives a spirited ekntch of that worth of patching up by one of onr City famous ride “h rum Ghent to Aix; and there are also two smaller sketohu, by Physicians. Tavernmr, winch are very beautiful. ^/Jtseo Austin, of Casilrton, ths other "aho Fox and Gra|w<’ after Dore, is a 1 1 , ? l Ifc« Bborteal u4 aart Alroet Aaate te Uw Stela i:? Peninsular Railway. Tij« R,sptl*LIC\|. Nfi-Subiicribo for a Home pa­ per. 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Tallow Grease and Potash PURIFY — star I Token up t ,- the subscriber at bis I rasidaaee or -tioa twaatr-four (2 f) io ! Cmttleton, B y Oa, Mick, one white ywhuR hm one rad yearling heifer. Music Teaching. raUry, UsJWmW Porftew tf � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-03-05.pdf 87ada110206753f1800c577b3a2b14f1 PDF Text Text Tije Ref VOL XVII. frafe^iopal and HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN Can!;. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5. 1873. NO. 45. poor Frank Hood I Ho‘» 'so tOttA and so awkward, aud y*t tliero is *ot&*luing about him that won't lei co* dsspiu him. He certainly fa not hmfeoms, though ho has fine eye*, and a face like ons of tho** old marble ersatiom one see* in th* School of Derign. W.U, I gj-— - ,fc},er, won't throw away th* not iu*t yet.' data took tho jeweled tetrpin* ouidf her shining trance*, and laid amte tU white tarlatan droa* and wfoathoe ttf blue bloasom* and went eompoeedly to ted. For why should ah* Ho awake and fee* th* froth rote* of her complexion, nud dim the rparklo of those glorious violet eyes, thinking about tho teepeeHtb claim* of tte various lovare who hovered, mothlite, about the torchlight uf hor charm*? There wa* tiiuo to make up her mind—quit* time aooc<h. Why, she wa* not yet nineteen, and life was eo full of bluozu and freehness ‘Have vou notiosd. Colonel, ttet tte I iu the hot campaign I uuno nsar forgetruad bond* three different timo between 1 ting tte Hasting* famly and theCulimet hero rind tbs forks.’ 1A -----»■----------'----------O— mJ Aoy whoq * regiment of• Union car‘Yo*. I think ii doo*,' I replied. I ally waa hurled agrii-st a tliousa nd Oon‘Well, now,’ be resumed, It will te an ; federate horaomen, and when viefoey easy matter for you to escape. Turn ! seemed about to perch ou our flag. * your hunesuddenly, giro him tte spun, j battery of artilery played such havoc XV* hail our pickets a* thick a* bj«i • end yon can reach the fork* iu five min­ 1 among u*. that tho bugtoe blew a reia th* northern suburbs of tte town, ute*. If my men chase you, and they I treat. In the confusion, thirty ur forty but th* main fgreo was book oa tte road, will, the bend in the road will *av* you. | of n* were cut off and made prisoner*. near th* old farm haus*, where the I shall cry out the moment you get ।। ■Good afternoon, Colonel. I’m ground olfaro.1 bettor advantage* m case 1 started, %nd may shoot at you. bn t than' t for jolt, but you cxuld bare of an attack. Wo had been in oetnp hurt yua.‘ fared wore*!' when balla, Ln* than a'day when I ascertained that ‘You tu* rather given to dry jokva,' I r h,nJ nn’ C,bnd adr-a, end tyweeri wiMin ware at their th* fannur'a num wav Hostings, and routed, emleavaring to laugh. ‘Such UVille hearty and well, and hi* saber bn'ght, and when old Aunt Dalmayne that te had one uf tho handsomvsi things are not dune in army regula­ not yet ateathed alter the flglit A Lun- wrote a piteous letter to ter blotter in daughters ill all Virginia. He asked tion*.’' dred maa wondered aa we shook bands, town, setting forth that ‘she ted tte lor a property guard around his fam "Noverthelaas, I moan nil I tay.* he but we understood ouraelrae. rhenmatix very bad, and there Wan't and seeing that th* guard wes projxwlr replied. 'VVe are now ten rod* behind 'I can't let you ride off a* yOU did be ■ any help to be had, and she wan ttet postu I. T ted occasion to entar tho house. ths men. Wheel your bene and make fore,' remarked the Colonel, a* he »«**• iunosomo that aho could not stand it no There wasn’t ttet bittorness then which him do hit )>o*t. The firing mil have with me behind tbe line of battle. 'But longer, and wouldn't on# of her three cauic ia oiler yours, and we could .all caused the troop* on tbs other road to you ah^’t tetoog a prisoner. I’ll have □cicv* corns down end stay with her for Kk freriy without fear ot offteo*. fall back, and you cau soon come up you exetenged wittan three’day*.’ a short timsF Clara astonished the ■ ‘ fanuvr iras old and weak aud when I with them.' And he kept hi* word. While otBor family circle by volunteering to go, found out that te was a fi.iu telirrer in I looked hard al him, but hia ooun- officer, went off to Richmond I went to ‘My dear,'Mid Mrs. Wntnwgtem, reeewiiuu, I bad no hot wards to give in teoanc* stood the teal. I believed W Mhington, and then to mr recimifct. 'you do not know what jrou aee un­ rvqdy. Where should one look for what he Mid. The thought earn* into duly erchMgvd IL* lntIOeeS .„ , dertaking. It ia uotlring bat a common Souttern foaling it not in the hoeica of tny bend ttet lio meant to shoot me wtet •fleeted it. He waa not married farmhouse. ' | Nwu:bern*ra ? down, bill I repudiated U when I ted yet, but ho mfurmsd uio that ho abould ‘ And Alanite Ann ia full of *whxma,‘ The wife.was old and frwble and th* looked him over again. te in a few mouths, and in hi* joking ।aaid I’apa Wintriiigtem. rubbing 'bi* •□11 sway in Rielunond, and ii eras' nst'^•n. CuloteL flod Lloee you,’ I arid. way, invited me to hi* wedding, wfe* । uril enough that I should make up my •If the fortune* of tte war ever mske wa* to take pfaeo at tho Hasting* farS । you a prieoner, I will do a* much by bouse. you. if it coat* me my iwonl.' 1 1 m<1 in । I wboelsd my teres, gave him tte C**e 1 should Capture you again I shall ' •nun. and wa* offlik, a rocket. Th* clear off thia debt; you are one ateed I totonel called me to stop and emptied I one dirongagud. Beeides I'tp getting bi* revolver in (hooting onr mo. Ja*t tired of bate aud partio* and twelve «a 11 «*»ed around the fire: bond, I heard o'clock supperx I should Hte to try th* tho cavalry after uu; but ttey might otter extreme just far fun.’ a* well Eat* aared tteir bare**. In ton ‘You'll find it aavtlricg bat fun,’ Ihc.tn to be [kieviug bark and forth bn minute*, 1 wa* again with the Union rid dot^tong ,0 any on.^ TX" said Mrs. Wintringhsm. putting her Iwrtu th" line*, but ttey should be free trooper*, and w« were ou thn gullop „ 1 Uo°*bt a^h'»Ketrangt. of It. when gold-stoppod casolett* to ter aristocratic to taov* io anv other direction. back to Winchester. my regiment took a march of aeraaty 1 l>-ll yon right hot* that I never *aw I did not foal free to go mto particu­ mflr*. and brought up one right on the ■ Well, at any rate, I moan to try,' ajuorv charming, luvelr wumsu than lar* in regard to it, and tte m«n and reed to W incteetor. not half a mile from *ai^ Clara valiantlr. ‘So, papa, you Knn. Uu*Ung... 1 lost my heart th* officer* therefore looked upou it aa a tte edd fantf The.-, was to te may write to Annt IJainiiyne ttet I am moment I «■» her, a* noy other man great thing, inferring that I had fought 'an advance on the rood, and w. to aool l. But I w.i* not to ilioetica* to my way out.’ It puraled me u>re than take th* front. Infantry and artillery The scene looked indescribably beau­ tetev* that 1 had only to ear tho word I can tall to account for tte genrrority wem foieeat our back*, aad we learned to in ike bar my wife: indeed I doubted of the officer. I ted never eecu him from a eoonisoon after dark that-the tiful to Clara Wlntriagtem that firoriy Dweuiber night, as tho julung old from tho first .that 1 should *vcr wiq before; hqd u*f<r known of a similar . *d*f^,h* ”tr”t chaise, with a sleepy old bores trotting her. iuaianee and all my pondering iritel to • soldier between uv and the farm in front, tnruad into tte volley road, "I tout that wo shall all te friend*,' bring a W.isfactury solution. and *h« roukl see tho aneinat fxrmboaee, But I wa* to secure a solution at steep rooted, aud brown with a half osnImv« thshuuee. "It ii a crual war, dotury of suns and rains, with tte elm 1 recat-xl tiy all for it* wound* and grief*, For a weak or ao w* had a mouotoc bougte ^reetling overhead la the gale, and civilltiat from capture to Csptiv* out life at camp, without a movement and the wooded h’dl* siring Upon every will always bo appreciated.” The person'giving the Qrst correct notation to the above Kcbtu, will be-entitled tn A 1‘ARI.OK on either *idr, ami than wa cfelanniaad ride, while one roddy teem of l«ht There was an inritatien to p»ll when- that Wuwheete* should change hand* STO\E_, Second. 1 Set of Toilet Ware. Third. 1 Set ot-Kiiivcs and Forks. The solutior.8 mn?t be glowed from th* tiny window* under em I te-1 tho opportunity, but there again In council we planned an at­ enclo«£win scaled envelopes, which will be numbered as received and on the lirist day of April, I tte oavee. carting m tt might be a jave­ wbi that modesty and dignity in the tack. Part of th* infantry were to ad. lin of brightoea* athwart tte road in the envelopes will be opened and the prizes awarded'to the snccewful persons. lady'* I ok and bearing wnicli outdo bur vance by road, port to attempt a flank front of the door. any thing but a loro snk maiden to bo movement on toe enemy'* left, aaustod • I think ab*'* expectin' of you.1 arid by cavalry, aad I wa* to lead tte balance tte rough charioteer who had teen sent \A *11, wa pitched our <-omj>; had of tte eavalry, dismounted, in an attack to the italics to meet Mrs. Dalmayne* camp routine] changed picket*.' skirmish­ on hi* right ni#ce; ‘but I’m afraid you'll find it very Sveryfyng woeauinily arranged, and ed- with tli* Coufedorat**, aad ttiinj* at luneermn ’ lotigth were »>-eo frocq <jt,n day to aor one noon we gave ths Confederate* a re­ •Oh? cried Clara gleefully, a* ah* •'Ihcr. 1 »at on th* veranda and emokod turn »urpri.o.Tteir flrat intimation of our apren^uut oftho velucto, 1J think it is with tho u.'d man ; I look tea with item; programme wm tho driving of the pick­ 1 rra.1 to Kat*, sud^nw fa a white talk- ets and our men cam# Mar leaping their She entered the few-roofed kitetea, -d low. or <** just gdug to when vho bresutworkv. However ths enemv all aglow with the roaring fire of logs would check nx>. Sb* wa* thoroughly quickly _ rallied, and then we on the hearth, and further illaminated ted it hot and teary, carbine* cracked, by two tallow eandlee iu bright brae* hfufut* wo pa*«-J ^politics over forj bugfa* sounded, tte cannon roared, maesomething more agreeable to both. keu raided men stented Hte dteRoe*. Finally the <i»y cam* for Winchettcr end a nail of smote covered it alt toehaugo ban I* Again. 4 reiaforcsH*ric« plenty to (do to defend this N.VH’RB’S GREAT MMKUY meat ut cavalry ted come to tho Oun- point, too Cuafederato* toft tteir camp Ivdrrutrs nud <mo day at tvwn they expot ed for us to dash at We ewept *0ood eveaing, Culot-el,' I remarked. nude tho fact known to ui Our piek- <1 rvrn upon them, and then it WM a tend •t« came running in fighting m ttey U> baud fight. Some on* dashed at mo You iuritod ms, you retnsmter, aad 1 j cam*, and rfewly followed by cavalry through the emote, and I longed bock, am her* 1 I held th* door *o ttet none of my and wo bad only time to farm a bat'd* feeling clint my award had found flesh. They charged, and were driven back, men bad looked into tte room. I now we cbarged, and drove them. I caught told them to go baek to tte road aad look “ni1 then 1 sight ot fluttering garment* a> we press­ The clergyman ted taken a seat, aad ed forward, aud tte next moment etop­ ped close to a woman who was kneeling was ordered to go on, and no explana­ W* were hap! pressed in front, aud bo bedto a wounded officer lying at fnH tion* were mate, untill Mis* Kato Hav SSI BUCKSaiTHING. ting* wa. Mra Col LeVilfe. Thau w. bring flanked when the order was given length on tte ground. to fall back slowly to tho ridge half ■ Through the bln* emote, I cqqght explained. There was laughing, and milo north of th* farm house. her ye* fixed ou mine ia terrible **■ ^y‘n» tei * Tegular time, a* tte old heart fairly by storm. She ted been an inmate of tte old A* we fell back I saw ttet tte old proarb. sad above tte clash of arms The Colonel did not know ttet the favldoood farmhouse for about a week, house had tevn turn ter* and there by and shriek* of tte dying, I beard tte shot* and fraring for tte safety of tte word*.—' You ter* killed him—now stab Confederate rear guard ted po»»ud an. when one of tho*" grand eeow storm* but was intending to wed Kate aad came ou which vail tte whole ooutryfamily w* carried them along wish us. E/IdLcis move south on tea* after. He tooted at ride in ipottom whito. end hang tho All were bad;y frightened aud uuvle no ta* and read my deciaion. and Kat* wood* ia royal robe* of ectniaa. Aunt 1 hardly know wtet happened objection t» attting beyond th* shots of and wept ttet Dalmayne’* rheumatism grew worse, thoir friends. Stop by step giving the th* neat bro miaafe% but at tte and »h» kept bar room; but Clara went enemy at g >od as ho mo!,' #• fell back that Utn« we had driven thoeMm about ae Itgbt-heartad a* ever, dmng to the ndgr, and thop wa halted, Tho into tte vilfage^aad a few mmute tte whole work of th* house, sniff raeh Confederate! camo as far as the farm c'.ear out of th* eouttern suburbe. atairtsnee a* Moees, the handyman, wea h mao ana thar* formed their lin* and DENTIST tea*,' •eoa*piracte.”couri-ciartialv/and able to reader ter. rested, throning up a breastwork and such talk. It fa, however, my opinion Tte snow ted fallen all day, blown m mnling acanuua to commend tri*road. that CotoMl L*Vm* got away son^ into drift* by tte wind ttet howled We threw up dofcuMe, formed a now line, aud by inudewn everything wan 1 waa down in th* Stenandoh valley <-oi-.g alornr aa if ao battle had oocure l, a fsw month* ago, and whom do you end a hundred jpen in blue and grey think I took dinner with? Tte Col. had not beem eAt to their long step. looked as bright a* a new silvar dollar, There was half a cite of neutral ground Kato was more chanr.lug than over. brtaeen ns and tte [lickots thrown eut Tte war roetad hard on both, but peace were hardly a stotee throw from eaob Stooping down. I found that tte officer and love had made the farm. tens* a other. ’ Util* paradfee, and ttero wa* money in ted a * word cut in tte ahouldor, and An hour after we foil, back th* Has­ tings family came to me from a farm that a pistol tell had eroaaad hi* skull tho oropa growing on av*ry foot of land. Ttey Lave missed their way. tteir A enriy-teatfod boy w*a racing about, horvw are elnan tired out, and they Gold & Silver Watches teuw where they ted token rcluge- I •touting him for a time. Erm a* 1 and te wa* naso.1 a!tor me. U wanted to know if we’d rive am anight’* knew that iter wanted to return homo and mad* th* examine ten. h* moved a J. P. ROBERTS & was therefore ready for tte old man’* little, and groaned out, and in two or they had not told ma this, I should not shelter. I told item Mrs. Dalmayne have had eouvag. to reply ttet I bad a waa QI, and I waa not master here, but three minntaa was fully concious of hi* quo* lion, handsome little dxngbtor way up in I vronld ask tte young woman—Mies ■ “Of course you can go," 1 replied, *itnatiou. Kata wa* lite a lunatic. She laughed Michigan, and her name wm Kato. though it pained me to think that I Neither Uncle Sam nor Jeff Dari* Clara eiuoed a Httto, then toughed • huuid lose Kate'* society, “I only ask and cried until tte powd*rrotain*d *olrtutchM. Cl.wksow* Jews.re, Hepavrevt that you repeat after me your oath ttet dier* thought tte noire cf tte battle •ver know how tte custom* of war were o..ms«i*s1 vuti■mo. mm! natvaele*. you will not give your Confederate Lad driven ter craay. Tte old bouse outraged, and is too late to cou rt- martial -^iwrera. they may come in,’ eha said. friend* any information conoeraing u»." Lad teen riddled again and again, but City Dinins? Booms •I would not tarn even a dor from the Th-y rvpoated th* words, aud we tte farmer and hi* wife war* unhurt. (Strictly TemtieraMJnA dour on inch a night a* thiv.’ walked to tte picket. A hand -abate all It vu only n little w*y off. aud when Bho threw a fresh logon tte fire and round, and then ttey took tteir leave, w* had carried tte officer ttero, a *«rMedicines and my air c*stl*s oame toppling down. lighted tte candle aa ate apok*. The dead wore buriad, tte wounded But wtet wa* her amaaement, on Tte clianoee ware hardly one in a score ttet I should ever see either of the three ateltored aud dreoasd, and when night turning ta welcome tte draagera, to be­ camo, our lisa* vwi advanced ao as to hold in them no tttnngm at all, but Sdrrl »fi Haring Mxmingly gained all ttey d*- 1put Wfocte*ler behind Ils I did not lirod, the Confedenta* did not roak to go I back to tte farm bouse until tho aoxl drive u* farther Several day* pa*s«d 1day. Tho offiror'a face we* eo faainod without even a *hot faun th* picket*, with olood and jowder whan I aaw it when ou* dav, to shake off tte rust, I th* day before that I ted no idea wte Wet* there a hundred veteran* in tbe rod'- with two computus* of cavalry, it was, merely noticing that te was a Army of tbe 1’otomae who nover re­ which w*ro bound on a raid around tte 1colour! of Csvalry. What wa* my great Great American Dyspapsla Pill*. marched through to .Wfa'he>twr, Va.R east of Winchester to secure infonaa- ।surprise, then, to esrantor tte phfc of One doubt* it when the record# ot wsr lion amocruing'tha strength of lb* W 'Ool. L. Ville «a I entered a ted-room at School Books fr Sialion cry tell him that the town wa* captured my in that direction. We ted a long twenty-throe time* during tte war. It ride of so-cn milat, when coming to n was 'Yank' onetnunili ‘Johnny’ the next, fork in th* r>atd, tte major took on* comand tho (hteldtant* got *0 at fast tbat pony and myself the otter, and pasted they dared not pronounce fur either uu the fork*. W* w«ro riding along ! ri<to,lhV claimed to bo neutral, nud oarolesaly enough wteu all at uuos tte 1 Michigan Exchange. only aaked tte soldierx in bloc or the bnshu* by tte r .adride shot tlaiu* aad 0 waa bandaged up and ru still •oldier* in gray to let their chicken* smoke. Every Ling wa* confusion at ' w*ak, but be emifad chwfully and tli* suddan attack. My hors* leaped to ! oat instead for a atete. If tho fast year of tho wsr didn't one ride aad then ran up tte rood Tte »w i. a minute how matter* were •weep it away, and tho firn tine spared cavalrymen, some of wham weru wvun-1»u Kate’s fever. I ted only to it yet, them ntetnl* an old brown iana- •d. wecfeil abant and as Hoped down tte » her bliube* and th* tender look houee witii a front yr.rd filled with eterry road, and war* aoou out of eight, and hair which al way* hun< over ter h*ad tree*, axd a lot of mulberry tree* grow­ th* Vitllo wa* ov*r in thro* nuuutsa danced ^“<’*•^7 “i1 '1 ing np and eluding tte south and uf •Udd tail lurid ouI Surrondw, Oolth* bouse. It I* a very cosy pfatte for on*U" *bcmtod a buadxad voiosa at ■**, 1 foundaa ywar that Uncle Brno*'* will CUI AT JOK5 STASLKTf two old whito haired parents to ait on and directly my terse oarnod me into family that all ted bean wel' used and th* midst of a hundred cavalrymen, non- courtoously treatsd, arid to show me ftet Pure Wines and lionets! the nnahin* while a strong armea aan cafod in a tend in tte rood. te was appreciative, te allowed me to few. 1 de«'t th'mk I waa made for en whfatlr* cheerily among tho growing telro-. I Kte to (tete and mend, to crop*. * I aaw it Um* o»c*. aad I aaw it afterward* when tho storm of war awep: MONUMENTS over and around It, mining tte green IF YOU WANT gross to a rod, and when imsfanato mon aud borero swept Ihrougb th* fields and jorttj. Wi'l Salt! Salt! Salt! 4110 Haskville Tar Cordial. FARMERS “IHffi DFjY qooos 1/1 V^iifr' Miiau. StM Silter ui Piaui ’Sait, Russell & Nevins Immense Stock DRUGS Dye Stutts, Tie Pin Tra Tar Mai, PAINTS & OILS Price* Guaranteed. HASTINGS IARBLE WORKS! Ip A tp V H\ -A_ Bu s ell jfxo-m �■ apply for work h*re .find plenty to do! ^tpabliran J]aitntr. Th*, following wo clip from Mr. BACON & ffl MH MT 11 HKI follows: [Wetitessd vyhat is it? Jwpi; and for Yfoe-Proaidcnt nil th# ' Why, It 1. LEE HEED'S Trip H.mmer. project carried oul' or Ge* oral Grant for I'rvrident and tor importance of thia town by the German*, tbo French ladies walk It is also near the atneto by throe*, one dreeead ia । red, the next on* in white, and th* Yea, My “Trip Hammer, " means whlctaenableo me to eell Buggies so LOW as Io DEFY COMPETITION. So it resulted that tho Senate decided Hxstohm, Mrcaiexs. Mn.i 5, 1873. uou* in Hie windows of French pnnt- mda an pending aad being new county, its passage is only THE W01X Of THE FORTT-BEC OHB C0HGEX1S. THIRD SESSIDk -covrriMo the electoral Single seat Buggies as Low as Hundred Doliare. patriotic mariner can hang a scintillabon of hope, but with oouaoua feature* And two Seated Farmers’ Buggies at “I return herewith, without my ap­ proval, Senate bill No. 161, entitled 'An One Hundred Kind Twenty-five Dollars. I upon the tep-most bough of a bamn I poplar, enveloped in an impenetrable General Carlo* Buell.‘ ipply with equal force to this bilh (Georgia) with th* elector* voting fori “According to tbe official rope Tbe .Inking ieatarv ol 2STo w Farmers, A lady walking on Broadway a short time agu, a gentleman's button caught I in the fringe of her shawl. Some momeats etapved before th* parties were township journal, it being tbo first record sepsrated. am attached to wu, oralin the county. But before I copy from am,' said the gentleman,gvod-numorally. white h * wa* indu-tnously trying to get luoeo. The nttaihiuont is mutual, air, wm the equally goud-lrauwrvd re- President aad Vice President, for thi March, 1873. I shall ateo build HtnilU PxlCX Woax. PaxixisntXB, Feb. 21st, 1878. I am about to redeem a promise I a resident of Gull Prairie, of Kalamaaxi ' County. Mr. Parker, entered the W. and Louiuana two Mta of electoral vote* 1TI.F, First-Class Instruments. Hastings, lforch.fi, U7X A min in Chittenden County. Vi., BEST TMIMB Isadora of the rebellion calculated upon' cold by snow. For four ouccossive win­ their sspply of aalt to came from thee, ter days, there being four inches ot •rorita and that, in hia opinion, their tsredin theCountjr.Of the 80 acres about snow on a level, he found the average destruction waa a military nocoaaity. I 60 was Prairie and he called it “Garden temperature immediately alrava Ute of Louisienderstand him to any. in eSret, that .-—J—.,—-——_____ _ snow fourteen dogreoo below rero ; imWheat. In the year 1832, in March.' '“'^•‘•ly beucath, ten dojree* above .. .. . ... .. . , under a drift two feet deeti. twen- the lawful vote of th* State respectively ▼ember last, had died before the uaem- IM THE WEST Atektson. Topeka A Banta It E. R- New Scales. is now standing. In 1833, Orville Barna A youth, in acoutremeut* that indifa- “1 cannot agree that tbo owners of quirod by th* Constitution bad bsen Nsw Styles. to settlers same, aa soon aa completed. Mr. Par­ ker claims to bare been the first resident a handsomely embellished specimen । trite* hanging in a show window, and of what ia now Barry County except an suipended Irons it a teg with thia le- therefor from tbe United fit*:.*. New Prices. Moran, bring on th* Tbotnapplo River I like it* ‘Well,* ___ ______ __ B said_________ Rutticus,, eyeing aad to have driven tho first team from ’• vert is suspicious looks, ani edging • before them under a system of rule, which cut off debate. The difficult) unran bv*,! , . . llio oocaiion was tn tskn Very Low. think they would like it. Rapids to pot up < Saw Mill, principle binding the United State* to drove to Yankee Springs aud toril college* improved or abolished, pay far all property which their military foroea daetrayel in tho late war for th* riser* ought likewise tu be eom. taoro I old camping grounds, and third day. ! umple, direct, arid constitutional method Union. No liability by tho Governof settling *nch confusion and conflict ia In 1831 Linua Ellison, pot up a house ibe State governments. Lal Ilia thought- Wareroom, Xo. 255 Greene, near Eighth St., X. J*. J. Cole & Son, put up a bouse ia what ia now Barry, the House of Representative* at the dose! Bill to increase the sslaiie* of President, Vice President, Cabinet officers and substitute ■ae of that kind and th* on* under 1838, C. W. Spaulding, Aaron Fargo, ------------------------------------------, r. * . . Thoma* Nicholas aad Richard CampCHANCERY ORDER. ■Had Getraral Craft and fan ~m- ... m .. _ . . . , ’ । stATB <* JHClHQax. £«««.«» GROCERS. Of the first Town Meeting ia try next tffir Hr as a at lovs Unit Bsln u«vu uiirai.uk in pviucipra irom use un« psaranted in flua bill. Wbat poerible ' dsOowMe can it make In tho right* of i Liffl PLASffl. mo •i’r spywlM to »Ste««u I <U »U>» Mnlu Strangs Capture of a Murderer- Mr. Butler has finely succeeded in WATER IDE,: ' The power of cousci-n bearable weight of guilt ■ better shown than in tl majority | B, F. NORRIS & CO HE te HAIR Shingles, Lath, &c. WHOLESALE. & RETAIL JEWELERS! interior town thirteen miles from Cold- Vt aa at first prupoa*d, and al! allowance, tor Members uf CotigTvss for miltag* or | other expenses, nr* aholiah'-d. The ' B4 5 to 5 “wSTu'.’iurtuiiu man who had committed the murder. /low o/l ffn/to fitoek ever brought to the City. 137 A 139 State St adhere* tu its non-tuacurwacc, aa we certainly hop* ft wffl, au<TirMx. Butler ■uocai Is tn keeping the Hottee io ite present attirade, the rewtdl will be aa ' Madison, CHICAGO WATCHES I just tipsy oeuugh I amd, addraseed tbi 1 mann.r. State of Arkansas were not duly elected, | corner of ELGIN his bosom m if to dra^ka weapon. Dr. Ritchie collared him with hi* loft hand, •I fully appreciate the hardship of and with his right drew a dirk from hi* pocket, and told him if ho attempted to We certainly hope that the Senate draw a wespon bo would nlnng* that knife to his heart in a second. He then commanded the man to with-1 draw his hand, which wm speedily i obeyed, when, instead of a weapon, he i for property injured er destroyed by the drew out the sum of 81,100, which ha 1 armies cf Ibe United State* in the late I ' but tho total one before tbe p» ooutnry that by adopting it tbo members tho evidence of the man’s guilt wai by thia time *0 palpable that he waa placed “Exacm.a Ms.atox, s’ E create of salaries. and ha has, therefore^ S WATCHES, WATCHES. 15 Corn Shelters, 01 i Gold Opera Chains, 15 Feed Cutters, CQ = Silver Vest Chains, Pearl Setts, 8 Wood Sawing Ma­ chines, et. q flows, bimows, to. TAKE TOUR CHOICE. Gold Ring., Gold Teeth Picks' GoldPvM, Gold Wateh Key., <Z1 •February 11, 1873/ 8poon Holders, thtpe aad Gobiota Bracelets, Gold Thimble*. Silver Thimbie*. Gold larakete. Shirt Braids, Which we will Exchange for WOOD, mast in said State which is republican delivered at our Foundry ; or WHITE ASH, OAK or ROCK ElJd LUMBER ent Cosgrcsa is a direct and shamel.se ' bribe of 83,000 to each of thee* rearing ’ waa with diffiicultv that *he could be restrained from doing the prisoner harm upera utaamoi Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. ^atch material and Tools for Jewelsia Anr o.o naitte ton mils* of Hastings. THE CHEAPEST PR1 FES IS OUR MOTTO HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS.' Mr. Butl.r Though leas than two yrars old. it number* 100 dwellings and 500 inhabi- Tb»T«l Hriadisl B. F. VOUUB 4c CO., 187 A 110 STATE STREET. CHICAGO. foblStf Powerful Argument*. MONUMENTS HEADBTQNE8. TABLE TOPS, MANTLES. SHELVES, ETC. Sweey's H°TtL, ijwigbi, muim. CITY !>w hfporf ITALIAN AMERICAN 'Ton won't ebangs this ticket, then. I your tick.!, and I have th* mousy for I it, and if you want a ticket ovwr tho oth! er route tvu will bare to buy it.' Very quietly tbo stranger twisted hie ticket into a email roll; very Mten.ly and cm Ubt stood til Rw MARBLE Michigan JExchange. on~ occupied bv Braton Cash Store. ________ BLACK A FULLER. STEINHOFF Has now on hand a com­ pete assortment of Books Stationery, Pens, Penhold­ ers, Ink, Slates, Pencils ^ffes Picture Frames, Initial Paper and Envel­ opes of the Uitest styles 9ord’ Fan^y Articles fnt- th» J/e. Ifott^ft. both I m 8130, was im-! trait CALL AT JOHN STANLEY M their Brick Warehouse. tt M ta m li * a! mt ta U Eijwt | fc Hkr. vancc above Car-load Rate*. FOB MXDICIMAL I VBroSNM. Silical udlstaiicai, dentist IF YOU WANT Keep . Urge .apply of Sdl for ule .1 Lowwt market 10 Barrel lota and more sold to dealer* at a very small Pure Wires and Liouars! ■b. SALT. SALT BARLOW <fe GOODYEAR Mr r<< /••• j Oa/w<. Water Lime, Consumption can be cured. Shingles Of all k-inri«v; City Dining Rooms S WABM MEALS AT ALL GROCXAiXag ik �3, 7173 Fife R^ydiuc^jl Biyi**n Peninsular Railway. Both are perfect gem* Cf colored and elegantly finis bad. and each LOCALS iintuturiiwuiniittn. Hitnstion Wanted STKANGERM GUIDE u Tinner. K FECIAL NOTICE. C1ZTTHINC- CLOTHING. 13.00 to H0.00 SAVED ON A SUIT xinu, containing 000 pages o.< iUastrated Saturday last, that a certain gang, living reading fur old and young, »ud thuuo “Bumblebee two beautiful Oil Chramoe a: » offered COUNTY OKrifUU. CLOTHING. Of Clothes if Bought from Us. J-Qrirts and Drawers 40 and 50 young lady uf Cents that other Stores sell at and other entertaining faalure* and u Ibe Haynes boy* nd held light for the 75 cent* To aaro Packing away H. Taylor A Ou.. fit Curnhill, Boaton, or 92 Market St, Chicago. wonder if ho hoard what wo said about Winter Overcoats all will be collar of the bourn ia which they 'ived. Wo have often thought how singulscRev. E. H. Cbipin, of N. T. City, say had boon iuluraudof their theft* so will Lecture at Luae's Hall, Greed Rapids, on the Evening of tbe 20th, dor Haynes boys and Stubono going blushing Evo. He found her ia a gar- CHUKHEI Suits $6.50 to Bunday. Bhentl t rvoman, requisite papers atartod aleo on Sunday, Price of Over- sold below Cost. coats $4.50 to $25.00. bloody '‘butchers" or black shooting Mens’ $10.00. Fine ool Suits $12.50 to 20.00. orvund on one foot doing nothing Blade cloth suits $12.00 to $40* Without the todioua formalities of a reeled and brought them back to thia protracted courtship, he ■•propoeed” and city yeaturd ay. Tbe matton-loving waa acce(>tod clique are now ju jail awaiting examinekite bo imprinted on the cheeks of hia them and slaughtered, waa about thirty. biiuhiug bride, and wished, in a poetiWe naturally expect to receive local It ia hinted that there ere others con- MASONIC. 5 Local M.F. J s^-TassjH^iE;’; IIASTINOS LODGE, NO. police;. SUBSCRIBE We have some fine English nud French Casa, Suili, muu>m made elegant goods and perfect fits, prices $25.00 to 40.00. yi)oa*nox Visit.—The friend* ot Rev. T. D. Manli, will make him a Donation of Hastings and eurrounding Counts;, that I have just received one of tbo first March 7th. Ail are cordially invited to lot of Imported Genuine goods ever brought to this part of the country, via : .'attend. t» young; for should uno now, attempt, on first acquaintance, to kirn a pretty girl, ■bo would doubtlaa* claw hia eyes, box bia ear* aad “make mouths" at him. while! Special Notice! PALMER ENCAMFMEMT, NO. OO. Aa loexcatable Ontrane Having cut some Spring Over­ FOR THE McEwan's Sparkling LJQ* Scotland. Senator Crosby, in a late number ol the Zbweeeraf publiehod at Grand Rapid#. The oatonaiblo cause wae a bill intro­ duced by him info the Senate placing r. II HOLME* H. Dublin, Bermard'. ID-year-old Limerick, 18“U Hermsev and Julia Robbia’s Brandie* w all af wl,,—I. ta purposes unrivalled. 43wS nun c. srai Uod,r i“tru«‘i>n* of Prot {Well Gentlemen what about having 45|f fecturiag Beat Work. Meltons, Light and Dark, *10. former price ♦2.50 *1C. Boys* suits to *15.00 at the Great ONE PRICE Square Dealing reeding matter, end is sent to eubaeriLwr* at ILb^er annum, giving each subscriber u premium at that. Woke up. and in tho Thornapple river, to good use. a bargain. former price *10. and all woel BANNER! forthcoming municipal election in the Give tu also at sold <S> tweed ones at 35,00. Scotch 900 Ibe., two Slagle buggies, two double a Paper Mill in Haaiinga 1 per­ fect in every other way, they will be allbough lean were entertained for a the article th^t the real object ia to erefew days that Raprvsentativs Blackman. tioa that labor and capital thould not iter and hie frieude for political yuupoe- Grand River Valley Division coats an inch to abort, February number, an elegant lull page engraving, entitled, 1‘roteciiun Trium­ phant, which ia designed to Ulutrato protective tariff. Aside from its view* spacial prerogative at preoeut enjoyed of protection tho AxuMU Woaxua by tho Bishop* of the Catholic Church. pBorLi i* the ablest exponent of tbo right* of working people in thia country, We learn that all those who MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. IN *THE STATE. Overalls 75 cents, worth 1.00. seen HASTINGS LODGE, NO. SK,wmu«>«n WILD f LOWER LODGE. NO. *4. meteveevKwfajvvwtef, LOWEST PRICE Addrves fhe Largest ability and ana true manliness. manliueM. Ii abililr Those who are personally acquainted Star Clothing House ! 36 Canal Street, heed to thia ecunillotu attack, and nil 1 ' LEVI BROS., PROPRIETORS. ' i ' I J ___ = ? • t e n \<. Em h On tbo 2Cth, ulL, at the State Conven­ charge that there in in the bill even th< tion bald at Lanai ng. Judge Chrietianry II r ; .xMr. Frask E. Stem **4 Mis* Sank lerow. r SmwI iL IUe»r4*. *«*lsUMl. •! poster, died of congvetuin of the lunge, | shall be tbe right* uf every other, Will unhesitatingly approve uf the principle* And Best CtBc sure and see out name above the Door as other Parties Jealous'of our good name and immense business will represent h emselves As our Store. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST Nothing opposition to Catholicism ia en­ J of tho Supreme Court Hon. E. O. tirely gratuitous, and certainly will not Oaf Walker waa re nominated for Regent of Proceeding of theElrvator Aasoeta’lox- * - ' *■ - Wo ve tried iL Hu, ;1 a ^TtSSSfcrftS S'; • Kisie or tux Blood.—Prairie Itch is canted by a diaordered and inaebve A POSITIVE FACT- A: the meeting un Saturday last pur•uant to call which wa* publithol in Paper In < ITIUETK, Blood act* a* h rtimulaliag alloraUvn Chairman, and J. A. Nim* Secretary ItiMltuUon In the City ot Uaalinga that upon all the glands of tho body, ospo-1 fhe mooring wa* addrinaed by Ryerson, la more worthy of patronage, than that eially upon the Zlver (whfoh i* n glen-1 - . of Bcaaincr, Heath dular body), and will, therefore, by cor- Motion made and curried. that prelirui- -h—■ frellMH. shurt time thia articlee of A eocialiou. aa appointed a* I.Jlowro Michigan Central R. R. >’* celebrated (fold Pena, jKsagat A. Ryerw.n. Hastings T. O. March 4th. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE,1 that Mr. Sylvester Brook* Esther Campbell, 11. i Cramer be authorised tu get teo Iron- tribute through thia community, of an i City Newt Depot P. O. building. Diane* I Dlarlai 1 Brebert. D. P. Sprague, Court House cn Saturday tbe Sth, inaL, 1873 at tbe City News Depot Motioned to adjourn, Wbe. er to most Organ otviin i American h Offered to lie Piklic in lerilt cb Evtrybodu Should try them before Furchamng EUewher Ttm Lexa.—1Detroit. THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. Heating* Marcb let, 1873. Albert Ere Burna:—I eee that, petition* JOB WORE A ffissni area turoe aad provision* ot thia law. Overcoats 46 to S2S cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing Bouse Grand Bapids. ■osie JlflU.lKO worth of all kind* which th 'SB«a£Sta«Sft!di.T! FRANK L. WARD. May IS. '71 Barely Get the Best 31.25: without vbromo, 31.00. ■lands. mium Chromo, Little Samuel, Amende will only introduce Hastings $■ JLUegan. SPECIALTY lour gratia) 312,00. Tho Lady'a Friend (32,00) and Tbo Saturday Evening Peet (33,00) for H.M. The Premium Chro- HSKWTJSSiSSa."" recta occasional winding* and a little ./nd Chraner Than Publiebed by I : iled Inina at any other Office 8IMMO2STS & CLOUGH framing. GE Too Fomil- in the County ORGANS imiiiuta �CAPITOL Ify'SZTi.. w aaaat all -»k out OF MICHIGAN THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, r*e mala ehaMe. ' Is fact, I was am a iatfle —rttqn u.n-H bot.ufl Mr. Hood dU rtc • rejvT^i'c-an- I3TKY COfTAGK OR&AMS W A WFD:r ™v *l’a Ntcr * "nil 1611:so MAca:xxfcrte»v ■».»» .jr-.t WAeHlgUTUXeC . * W*CB**t Cd~ ***W<- W*"~ “’ ' FLOUR. The New Capitol and Grounds, 100 Teachers or Students MATHEW jj.w I’llLI.IIIS III HI । BEST SIX-CORD WMiem Riad Tinas gterwwJy, aad Meare brvs-ht tbe •tremrere horee. ■Cucae. Hood.’naH Gillette, ixtpa:*.;.-. J 'are you going to Atari there all ^■hkagadiessar 'Bo ttf M quick aa yuu like.’ tail £ ■Nut gtaag ? But bmiare. BillBESS COUEti JOHN H-WENBEll & Cu. ™iD= |O,OOO' f-ti/Xr sior OPIUM 800 Pages. 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS MANTLES ABB (BATES. or rir*icEngraring». CHAS JURE a. (IB. Pnf.FOILSR’S GREAT WORK $5 to $20 TV hen Harrrr GiBaun * a» jrtme. lare Md her lorry the truth, uad the bOa truth. At £r»t Freak vai ball uari t» bo rexad ‘Ididu* waat an be;ma,’ aaid b- bit- Clara, with thv prettiest «.o*xia- way ia •Of rocne I do.' end Freak. ‘Bat daria- 1 had .ach a bright Bob dream ofiowta a cnttag.: •Aadii shall i-icla true.' sail Clara, “in apite of tbe fir- haadre.1 a year.' VINECAR BITTERS1 f<TMr <fi>vsTVc» $500,000 CASH GIFTS. 8100.000 for Only $10. A NEW BOOK WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS efMlfl f. TOffla Stfj. S'?/, Otffrtmi, Carriage & House Banners, Streamers. and Political Caricatures ' Painted to Order. . Aud . , • WOOOEM BLOCK LEHEIS 's?'.- (311 J. SUB, da Ifl. t;'*;.... ,,4SweU “ aJapArS Far liars'.. '<iaaUf — FAHRAMa WILLIAMS & CO, THROAT AHO ESHS IMSTiTuT 8E4O____ uTL’GI PONVENT VO NF ESS I ON AL. BY JULIA MeNAlB WRIGHT. MIRROR ABO PICTURE FRAMES DR. CROOK'S WINE TAR EliUAM bcreolT. lUMPlCTj: TffiE - . . MICHI BOILER WORKS. 999999999999 MASON & HAMLIN tWrcvly ‘when yoa are pang to ’tor tui wha. you owe um. 'Wheel I'm graug to pay? Why. you're a pretry fcllowl. Do a mi taaem . f<* a prt^bet - With quiet aonaeoi a Maine } :;<r .■ Laurka that af>r tho •CLaae bcin k- : their ttirty-fivo aullkau uf dollarq mto or Use, from EuglanJ, they will «vaf, r , a tavur by KquidstinS a uaall kill nt CABINET ORGANS. It is also a superior Toole, Bo-tores the Aprxtlte, Strengthens the Syatriu, EesUrw tho Weak anti DeHliUt.iJ, Causes the Food to DlgrM. THE ONLY '100,000 00 ' ALWAYS' 'OMFORT’S OUGHmwr IN VALUABLE GIFTS ' UNERVERSALLY p. sixi"s rnr jCskterpri; EXCLUSIVELY ‘NSURE YOUR LIFE The most Extensive Fir* Pram 01,000 j Five Pnaea *300 I Ten Priar. *100 Tie IiM Life tara»c8ft«?uj. Price Fixed--S llhutrated Caulogm and T. stim .oial Circniar, with imfnrtaal iabmaatiun ab-at Of.-.e. which may mvo patcha.rt» Irvm d:>ai>puiu:iuct>t in pueha*.. cf interior or aorthime laattucui, cr payvcHtt ot high jrtfco-7 wnt fr-r. LARGEST and STRONGEST DR. WXLSOZa 3 COUGH. MIXTURE. MR & RAILIN ORGAK CO, Assets over 850.000,000. DETROIT BENDING WORKS. Bent Wood Works, rtnaousoNs RUBIFY YOUR BLOOD. URIFIERj WONDERFUL OIL! WORM CONFECTIONS I *jr8ubscnbt* for n Home; I per. Trice the Bajtnkb: it ia Larged, Cheapest and beat iper published in thia sect of Michigan. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-03-12.pdf d16aba4a07b4f5f6db120db5644053c5 PDF Text Text Th* top. wholly of danger. Tho wood* resound with the fowling. ntnryfright whenoffihe party starts ng rather exciting, and to HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN VOL XVII Ca&' hM id roods aa I hare deacribed u full bagi*generally the result We started utter pigeons ths next day WEDNESDAY. MARCH 12, 1873. jodrj. Greble & Bussell w. j.’ rrt'ART. dealers e«lf in medial aly in my quarter*, but: not at ell pie aaed with the prospective ' Mia* Whiting in the arbor half an hour young lady. There were two already later, after Fred had left, and I lifted but bartaleea individual*. I meutailyob- my hat with a flouxiah and knelt at her THE QUAKER'S GOLDEN WED- pnt 1:> hi* pocket a handful of Brown Urn bulk qulfa prot over. Th . Thank* for inc compliment* I 1 IN raork humility. wife of the mi Jo bosnisr. But this couiShe dosed bur book with a yawn. ‘You hare found out—who told you T aboui and walked defiantly bark to th* .. HCSSEl.U lot* on upbra that underlie* 1 jianier end aaab-ead Mtyle of mrl. who would dare mo into seeking tore •Certainly not—you had Barer seen formation •Kato,’ I mid eoftly, •what la the mat.bowing that the aoU was shallow. Still She atarted violently, and then laugh- it waa a beautiful spot for our purpose. HAS- II. BAL KH. call* you a terrible flirt— a'tiiaiii'k HoLBHUUK Q CQ appetites Small, dreewd in grey, vyiled. That waa all I' aaw, eave two moderately vixed trunka All, until two hour* later •Why,—I suppose I could—only—' •Only what itato*' ‘Why, about the grand flirtation!' liave nothing to fear nothing to guard VTM U. IliVFORD rale inventory. dusky brown, curling or rather waring, nor quite to the shoulder*, and tied with a blue ribbon frotp tho smooth brow ; eyee, a quiet brown, and cirar a* a sum­ mer lake. That waa all, I think, that I noticed. No,the moulh wa* very sweet and pretty. 1 remember thinking of that, and then quite forgvtting Miss Whiting until tho following day. •A very quiet, seueible apjiearing anl rather pretty voting woman,' I bad said to myself, ana not one likely to molort n. irt itt.-iiK-.t BRAKE. M. !>-. . ■: i . .. >:. r .: . - .uissr1-' is better to go about it uii«lor»Uindingly than Ic bo sly about it in the old wny. Thinking you kanakas, Mias Whiting, 1 e-iuld bate Euuoon all summer and never dreamed of flirting—knowing you ,.l.L-_._ 1 .1.-11_____ . ___ that had dune the inisehief. It was rather abrupt Cto Fred got over it, «nd hi* uncle really hams from >ndia and get* him a handsome for- quently fierce iu their blind rage tuns, and ho momed my pretty sister and is very happy. I-I t; s:-v : ' Feeling decidedly complimented at j the Hoeing aenteuee, I rested myself tin | the opyovite bench and ops-t^d Ely Look. But I did not progress rapidly. Mita mi i. i Tho person giving the first correct aolution to the above Relnt^{ will be entitled to A PARLOR i (STOVE. Second. 1 Set of Toilet Ware. Third, 1 Set of Knives andForks. The solutions must be I laickijtcd in sealed envtelopes. which will be numbered as received ahd on the Grist day of April. | the ertVelopes will he opened and the prizefi awarded to the successful persons. Ilazry tns»w h.l|. Lu. -,«b ... ... plainly unsettled toy nerves, no that I man. •Quite sure. Go cm my dear buy, I' ith.my blessing, but don't marry her 1 j^- „is« I r™, ft It a Eurrnro advektube •Would your heart come with UF I aaid and aha laughed merrily. •Bravo, a good beginning—[ see you are no amateur!’ • j I told Fred of. our arraa genic at the _ following day. I thought he looked There io ample room, and I am so much 1 l'!ea*,‘1J'. , ,, , iufereoted in my book that 1 shell not *A“ nsl”’ °W Wl°*' 1 81*4 !” and found Mi** Whiting, H ARNESSES Built in g'. 1 thiak I ehall propose settle matters.' I strolled out to a little arbor the »ai&| ■di startled bv Bather l*low the me- •"* ,;b t irill, on the alopea of the fort ihatfcrad evidently selected my unlucky h --------- «!a atxdngly c>ntreating with —ir .. :» —4— i >r__ ___ -i_. i_.n . . the green award of the parade-ground. |kjok rfii the mother of the family, though ■ rap; 1 KU Salt! Salt! Salt! “ “di’li “J '%*»!.*-or Wishart's Pine Tree •Vera well enLul.r m. I..e. I ’•ln“ >0,n maT ‘uKKB,t" 1 “•d *•> ^7^7 | One evening I oat on the hotel-stoop Nouo U i» 1 .4 *’ «■■—«1 | quistly smoking a cig*rv when two of [ my garrison friend*, Maj. Pomfret and Copt. Hardiuge, come out from their quarters and invited me to join them in Sb. rl—1 Ih. book, taoi,, „„ .“!? I"™1'- Tar Cordial. I FARMERS S to* , . . NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY i W .UUi.Wy . .. . ■he aaid with gravity. •Decidedly.' 1 responded. i’i Look to your interest and purchase your Salt at the old stand of HESSMER. MEATH k CO.. anil ha. hear. their enthusiastic sportemeu, and talkr-1 You could not pat that in though—just inoaaantly of (talking blue bull* and ompty gun in my baud and utterly helpfor tay companions could render ;' I mo no huincdiato aid, having their hands full in looking after the other bear*. Francois opcool the bottle by firing at tho father of the gruun, and succeed­ ed in rolling him over, lie had previ­ ously handud tb<* two oScers wna of bi* round bullets, and they loaded rap­ idly, succeeding between them in killing ell as not. will bring your that I readily fell in with their latest pexfactionv all to light, and ray nothing hunting programme of your failing*.' He - them, it ia doubtful if I could hanWe were to go by alenmer up the Bay made them available. Whan I ao reekwarmly, and we parted.. of Quinta to Belleville, a hurtling little GOODYEAR <t BARLOW Throat and I-tini' । Great Expectations, and U you hare ever where you’know you get none but the FIRST QUALITY. i good by to sleepy old Kingston and her odd looking, old fashion Martollo tower*. The trip up the bay waa a pleasant one, the scenery being charming and a perfect sur­ orld, and you esem like an aageJ.' prise, and fate ia the aftern.wo we ar8ro breathed a long breath. rired at tho queer little BollsriUe wharf, a* it stood amtrag a colony of steam saw A de<-]i fliiah had eome into her •To see Fred—the finest fellow alire. mills, hngo pile* of lumber, and acres pain of the cheek*, and her eye* grew darker. Got a rich unde in India, eomewhore, of rough logs huddled together by end'Deddadly pretty now, and reaBy an intelligent person,' I aaid. •Utcy that Mia* Whiting and I were She add a little scornfully. quite eociable I nought her eociery morning we started for Madoc in a light •Aocnrding to a woman'a idea, yen. end aba did not avoid .ma, but treated -vagon, another following with our hunt­ But that i* not all. Ho ia a splendid ing gear. After a rough ride of nearly me prrciaely aa abo would fellow—good, intelligent, steady. brother. Not three day* wo found aunclve* entering “Bather ‘ Ihs confine* ,ut the Pine Belt Nothing Cheaper than the ClfeapcMt. DENTIST MicliiB J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. fem Eri. ikstBp. Jut 19, 1811 Srlcrt jlwj 1RRICK. Gold & Silver Watches almoat a week dipped past before I NKU18NK CAPT- KATE. Sweet’s H°Tel: J. P. ROBERTS & Ru3Sef' & N6V,ns Immense Stock pliahm-at ?' •Wen. 1 c.,,--------angel, atd I wait* bountifully. •I think 1 sbirtld find it very dull She looked up wunderingly. 'Dreod1 my coming! ail M 111 faXC'‘ln in his rnaanest character, end onyour sympathios, not with ono but with all. He ia inimitable—he is iucomparable. Other* may in their stvle, K 4U0 D/fY (fOODS i/i EfioLm KaWle mere sapliag compared with the other*. Do y2u like Dicken* B you par me romphmenie 'No, I love him From the openin- reeded. Am 1 realty and truly pretty ? •Badly and truly.' BLAC KSMITHIN G •Fred looked blank DRUGS Medicines is more impreerive than these vast forsat of mne trees. Over one hundred mile* in width, and extending from, British Columbia to tho Bay of Fun-iy, the belt of timber afford* an almost in- uaa their gun* for fear of hurting mo, ao oxauaftbl* supply of that lumber known they did th. next boot thing, and Ufie dazzling mark of Capt Kata. b,;----------- - -- else it would not liar* boon becomingly. kill, and talk me wild and give me no Hhe studied my taste in all tiling*, and growi, ncr ana ctawa aeratebin* my fairir daixlod me with her wit and opening, which beauty. Yet I think I miaeod Mira abounded with all aorU of amoll game. Utnlx until the blood rec. „ But Antoine, brdve fellow thafhe wav. Whiting sorely for * & departure and Kate' bored to death by my chum, Fred Gor- walked, we rat. wo d French-Canadian guider, whom wo bad 58T1CE. Dye Stufts, bis ^divided Tte Pile Tree Tar Coital, Michigan Exchange. liter PAINTS & OILS Goods. School Books & Stationery closed by Baying: •Now, that style _ Mita and fearing you w them, no wonder I dreaded •Then yon do l like Capt Kaier Great American Dyipeptia Pills, Luise* will find almost everything Purs Wfces and Liaucrc! FOB kUrtCtXAL PCAfWAK IF YOU WANT IMIE8CRIPTI0NB AND FAMILY ___________ . . _ SE, CM, CLBSIIO M> fl Sts RECEIPTS. Ebe said it us drily that I looked up WORM SUGAR DROPS •No, (imply disgusted, I aanrared HEIRYR.WHHART. •All right.' I raid and we parted. ‘King of flirt* I'Frod had called mo l or the Gcdtlctaro. Prices Guaranteed. B. F.STEINHOFF HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! friend, think me that most drte»t*L> MONUMENTS HEAD STONES. TABLE TOPS. MANTLES, r»u or Menu City AMEBIC AN | A* MARBLE •* ray step I* <fc« State, NO. EE M. flETOXD ST. far PUS ' br Bouton Caah 8mm. BLACK A FULLER. tho 1 ndian name ofBatch-katrh -a -wanna, r nppetit-s being sharp tire rare* fish which Franooi* had caught while •And what do you imagine her like f 'You have helped me night darkeuod ini after reloading Ma rifle elicit*d our ad­ miration by running up and deftly put' ting a buliet throught the bead of tbs which gave n» abundant promise oj sport the mat day. A couple of Indian �tiers began it by killing hit wife and child; that bo dt-sitM to lira nt poeoa, but wishes to bar* Li. people settled on i iatid where they can subsist without the ' certainty of starvation before them. Th* , peaco commietiotutra hare proved a tnolerer capita th* propbecio* to the cou1 trary mad* by eetto-r* who Unrated for | Indian btouJ. having first shed it with­ out proroc a fon. No doubt toe better original murder of Capt Jack's family, but they alfould have mad* an example llisnsov. Mr sic*.- S12,167X the foul deed, instead of leaving this small tribe unprotected from each misrwante except by their own savage mod* donbUwa giv* th* Modoc* banting and falling groflud »uffid*nt to (apply their kimplo want*, and until iodo mnnlerou* settler* again attack them, there will bo seated Inaugural cf Preaident Gmh no further excuse fur making war on wu hia nddre.-.s. It is *» ibort that them nt tho expense of millions of the every one will rood h, so pinin that no­ public money. body can fail to understand it and jo good that it w»'.tb« unircnaHy admired. It ia a builnl down Meerage—a good complete surcev*. The military and specimen of doctiMutanr pemmirau, m | civil pageant waa tho finvat of tho kind which th" great eet nmtjunt of imbalance • 1 yet witnessed. The inaugural addreaa ia peeked in th* fivwoel word*. • Thu; wiu brief and to th* point a* arc all the I’rMiJent liaa visibly gained tn rotatory word* and acta of Prwaideut Grant. Th# cold woathrr waa ao suddaa and tinanThia fart is apparent not merely in the tidpated that the grand preparations dirvciti'n of hia treatment asd logical for tho Inaugural ball came to grief in dearness, but in peculiar aptaa** and (pile of lb* thought and rare that had friidfy of expression, tnonxivtfr, there i* been bestowed upon it Th* itmacnae always the *e*M of a man LAind too ’ I bell-room cuuld'not be heated during words. which give* pith even te ordinary j tho cold wind storm which permeated it nt all point*. Initnad of 6,000, not more than 800 licked wire told, and of tboao term is appropriate nni felt tl:e groat duty o! t! tho rarasitatiuti of the Republic, impaired by i iguusy bull dread** were obliged to wear i anoble i their winter wraps and toahlvor through ! too wonted fediritiee. The ball mk|'u> i on the night of tho 3th inatant was alike I n failure, and fur the tame roa*on. THE ISABOBPAL- of affair* existed. Therefor*, during the peat four yean, ao far a* I could,! b’.vo endeavored to control events so ni to restore harmu'Ly to the public credit, commerce and alt the art* of pooc« and Old Borea* could not be resisted. teri**dby remarkable good M-n*« and boaorablc feeling. Non* but a frank future ia nil that could bo wuhe Though so canciselv staled.' it mnhrnc nron*>d under th* fieri call far' troop. ' grtwing vat of that event- I did no! • : ask for nlace or poaitfon, and wn* on- i I tircly without InSusnro or the aoqtxaia- ,ins^mblid, inqiwtr to have dosed lane* of poraoav of influenro, but wa» • Wednesday night’s proceedings with resolved to perform my part in a atrug- ; Krintillati.iu* uf wit and humor that On Sunday but. ju*t after mon, when gle threatening too rury oritteac* uf'। brought down tho house, both xnsmben church-going people were returning : the nation. [ sad epectatora, several time*. from tbair respective place* of worship, | I performed a amaefotts duty without' ia raa mars* our uraally quiet city waa startled by tire drollest thing about this wa% that the rrjKirt that a woman had committed Speaker CroeweII would, with severe auicide a few minute* before. Th* re­ gravity, aud rtriil regxrd for routinn, port waa only too true. To be bri*f, promptly refer all such to some com- Nelli* Flynn, a young woman about piitto*. »o well selected, on th* epar of tw*nty years of age, came to thia city the muc^nt, that tho’ ludicroc* aa»o«ia- about Christmu last, and becamo a tica of idea* Cllod the old hall* with member of the family oi a Mr. Butler, a thunder* oi laughter. clothe* Oyer, on Sycamore street, one Som« time ago, during the cotirre of door east of tho Bond Hou**, but ex­ a (peach, one of th« turmber* wn» inter­ actly what relation she sustained to’the ' raptc.1 by the daririr* ijry of “louder." Butter family ia not definitely known. . In toply ho said it those who cried Of late NsUio's ostensible occupation haa ' '•fonder'* would only lorgtbnu out tlioir been that of learning tho hair-dreealng ■ car* there would be no difficulty in boar­ butine**, but it ia now well known that ing. It was an old joke, rendered cul­ tho unfortunate woman had another and ling by aovcral eircutaxtancoa, and tho Im* rmpeotabl* calling. It ia known, Under (he above caption wo find in Huuw» broko out Into such an outburst too, that ah* had threatened to kill kar­ tho CAtcuyo JEroamy Pi.! of Mccvh 6th, of uncontrollable laughter as has been tell, but it waa not believed that aha the/oltowing, relative to the recent trou- seldom witneaao-L Th* victim of tho would carry tho throat iato execution, aa repartee saw Wednesday night, hie time ' ’------ rtad to hare bvea an uuusubias in New Orlaaou ' for revenge, and at the tint opportunity ally bl and cheerful young woman The thunder baa bunt out of a clear . lie aroMi to gratify it by i.ntrodirring “a lor am. —. ......_____ _____ _ — sky. Thu Kellogg und McEnery faction* bill to regulate the length of ear* nt-e*i- hone-1 above, a minute or two after the were able to bold their mpective tern- i rary to hour tho remarks of th* goalie- family had atepi>od out of th* parlor in­ j man from Saginaw, and aiking that it to ibo dining room, a pistol shot was being discuatod in Wu*liiu|rloi:; but ' heard, and lb* inmate* of th* Louse McEuery, under the irresistible Gtigrr" CIU siuproratuimuL hurried back to tlio .front room to find of Mcpbistuphal** Warmotii, luw yield-; Th* laughter that grooted this ovi- tho lifolea* body of the once pure and •d nt last to tropical impeluoeiiy. and deuced it to Iw a failure, but the Sjwak- ' guileless girl stretched at full length on tho city wim di*4r< «'*’! veelrrdav bye: or nddnl pungency by referring it to th* ij thv floor,*w:th too fatal ptotol st her conflict bstwoen tho MtEneiy militia ,1'cmmiitiw ou tho Insane, uf which tho I' side. Her intention wa« a dotermiMd and tho municipal poHwaran, who ore introducer uf tlio bill was chairman.'The . : one, ami her aim only too sure. Th* Bixler th* auppoMd control of Kellogg. table* bring thu* turned the print waa ' Uli catered the breast in the r«poa of The struggle thus initiated has boon tdnicna and the applaase •> boutoron* '[ the heart, and prpdnrwd instant deatn. brought about willfully by th* McEnen u to codBrtv t(te inirodur.cr. NoUm Mynu came hero from Anu partisan*. It* initiation ws* lb* i**u-. | Arbor, but was uripnalty from the State anco of the following jroeiamatiun : a* tbx* : “To change tho nxaie of ths of New York, where ah* now ha/a hua­ Srsrx or Lonnass, Extarrtve omtx, I ,। member from Drita and make him hoir-;, bon*' living. From this bnaband ah* dtvon.-«i c-r separated, audit is Naw Pausxa Feb. 20, 1878. j 1 at-Lw of tlie member from Eaton.” by war uf alluding to a sharp, not to ray l sail that .be was again married, this By virtu > of authority in me vested, personal, paasng* lietweon th# gwatlo- ' tim* to a man nnm*d Win. Croagrov*, by tn* eunstitutiun and law* of the of Ahn Arbor, but of 'thia there is aom* State, I, John tyoKuoty, Governor uf doubt. On Tuo>d*y, 'tbe woman'* atapthe Suite uf laiuiaisua, cnlt ujion and father, from Detroit, and the man Cro«entnmand all cilirvm of the parish uf grove, camo lp*ri> ami each elsimcd the | Orleans, Iwtwcon thu age* of eighteen 1 texly. Crorgruve failing to furni.h and forty-fire, lubjoct to ribd aadnbto of proof that ho wu too lawful husband uf I military duly, to n"»Tt forthwith to th-­ Neill.; toe Jjody WM given to tho at p' headquarter* uf Maj. lien. Eugene fatiter with the understanding that the ! IVaggamrn.. cxniiunu-.ling ht dirt-ir.n f umer ahould have hi. righto recogt-ix-d : I L.uw.iana uiHitia, at No. 122 Uruvier rtroet, for tho' pnr]x»»o of enroCmwnt a* iage. It L known that ths decet militia men, and for alignment to the is* iu pueaeauon of a contiderable i l tuiniey a lew day* before her d« >ut how much tit thia waa found New Scales New Styles. New Prices. M areroom, Xo. 255 Greene, near Ii(hth St., .V. Y. I not out of too hypothetical spin: of raid c bill for too relief cf to.- d-xtora > 1 Souihvrn i hiralry, or with tho aim oi j ln ta* Ifou^, by rM*cn of Ilia on they i maintainiug legitimate guveramen:,- but | would sufler on fin I nig all their patient* ------ r—— —• ------- —■- ~ ; for the *>ila purpota <•( taming tho dry | recovered. , any other State under hk* arvutartan-; iaW c-jQhujuu, -ha; they iu*y rob end A doc: n then protect J a bill to prgplunder it. The New Uxl-an, poUticon . vbu« the ahedding of Mood by tho legal In the tint year of the post Aiiminir- u a natural gambler. Tho r.ejro di*. | grullem-n of thaHouteand grai.tiu; i Cut Ingall*, who step* into Pometratioa tho preposition catno up for toe I turtted ton .-uaditiou of buritioae, th* ; imk-linit > lutre* i f namy land* lor ILiir oy'» Svualonal .lipper*, avows brmeelf admission of Bantu Dumingo a* a- Tor-' Letter tho eluitr tn for 11-eeing mdtridu- i bouofit. ' ritory of the Union. It vrtu not a que»-, mcaaurn ia-rodured A Butt n: Spiritualist paper daims . i * ,-------*V .--- , 1 • .........- ... ... ----- ... . ........... ,ur 'OWK-JU-. i I" । tion from th* |«opfo <>f Santo Duuungo. 1 daw, and his proclamation was the j«- ’ iutroduu-d u hid for contributor. k..,l T— i I U.K—1 faiiant war-ciy o; th-> lUt-thrcm* and Detnueratk-party and i now, a* I did then, that it was fo.' tlio : traitor, waiting for tbair cppmftoity. I of more Dobii. ’ l beat interests of thia countrv, for the I i A an* meeting wa* called u:> tin- ov, lu t;l0 m- ai.tirr.’i 1 people uf Santa Dumingo and all e_u- ning of Feb 2sth la uursuauce of the called another gentle: In-.- flirting proclivitiet 1 ceruad. Hurt the proposition ahi.uld be proclamation, and wu* ~*a—'—" ‘ ~ ' * * । received Csvcraliiy. It was, however, wvr»t d«>uagvgu<*« of t! regarded constitulunsliy, and, thore- -<1 factiiiu* 1 wu uAt ; cvr.UBuou* service. . for«. the subjset was n«v.-r brought up 1 again by tn*. ’ ,----- _ri_..------------------------ --Count Fraud* Thun, tho greatest BvI In the future, while I Laid my prea- fare the war. Th* mob wa* exhuric i ■ A malutiuu was. flcrwl that the »]o • hetman of u* all, died lately atTe;*ch*n. {ent oHLo*, th* subject of acquititiua uf to enroll themi’lro. in McEaety* raili-1 ial committee* to inv**tig»te the aflair.1 Autri*. at th* age of si. ' r_ lfl„ ... , ; territory muat have tho support uf tho tin. Tho speukcra apprefod to town to jot vanoa*. railroads bv iustiurted to ,, ,1,. ... ... in tno matter or tuo <>enova awsnl I people before 1 will reeuiumvnd any | propoution looking to such acquiti- : leva lion of: policy, upon which I we ahoull like MagLtrato, ■ Wally. B. F. NORRIS & CO WHOLESALE OB8T^CLKt i 1 *ey here, now, however, that 1 do I n«t iJraro in tho apprehension held by 1 many aa to too danger ol government* ■ beoondng weakened and destroyed by n-**oo of their extension ol territory. [Commerce, education, nixl the fepid । transit uf brought and matter, by tele­ graph ana steam, have chang*d thia be- rubjfctod, but ho regards his vindication nt th* hands of too jieoplo m cumplet*, tomhhuw. Block ever brought to the City. ELGIN WATCHES : Duval, wh* at:*inpu-d to cummit auirid* | for love of Cur* Pearl, ia now oat of tn da’C'r- 1877. 1S75, th* officer* uf the T'.iirf Fulice Station and Council Building by a mob of; 1875. 1876. is;;.. ormy unscrupulous moansTrf attaining their wslfiah end*. The proatpraM* with • ch th* mob wamdisperaed isVorthy ■ nuthoritiea meat bo susuinod untihLw- l-Jry changed, ur uuarchv muit rrsvail Tho bate uf the ppuUec nJ only egatoni tho national1 aathoricA. anthcritfe bu: again*: those tusbiinel State 1 rJ by BtatoLdite.! uuthoriy ia in great part the w< town demagofius* woritoig vpc rynpaihira of th* late rebels for . 1870. 1877, sauce the country Chat, bo bra not U*n instmmwnnl in canting this outbreak ! New Advertisements. Ihoc J. liobartwn tiilvwr Spouna Table Castors, Cake Baskets, Nut Picks, rutu^nu. sfcarSSL- ■ Gold Opera Chain*, Gent* Ojwra Chuns, Gold Neck Chains, IIoA * Chicago gambler, want* 85,- John H. MiteU’J.’ Henry B. Anthony- WATCHES. The quality of toe whisky at Mont­ i gomsry. Alabama, ia ao bad that the '• “• I Legislature talk* of adjourning to! • -1 Hu nt.rill*. . । fo’ that tho products of all sections may find a market aud leave a living remu­ neration to the producer: to the1 maiutenanro of friendly relations with all A couple of wife murderer* confined our neighbor* and with di*tt*nt nation* ; in a tiavannah jail gj' into * fight and to th* eetablishmrnt of our commerce cheated the gaifow* before they could lx end ahaiw in the carrying trad* upon -eji.irated. too ocean; to the cncouragviner.t a! such manufacturing Industrie* a* can A new paper in Tekoa starts oat with be ecououiieaily pursued in thi* country tho announcement that "in religion we i to lb* end that the aXports uf hom* i aro ounaervaliv*, and w* intend to ad­ product* and indus'.rias may pay for . here to the cub system. uur impott*, too only sure method .of Mr. H. 8. Averill, th* proprietor of a returning to and permanently maintain- aaw-mill al Averill'* Station, had in hi* i So many poople hare become wealthy : A gushing po*t aaka in th* first line ;ofa recent t-ffuaiun, “how many weary ntuptey ocvernl men, anioag tiu'm cue । by investing in Lind* in .and aboufo■ pilgrim* lie F W* give it op, but ex­ by th* nai.i* uf----- Drown, who about, Chicago, that there hu become quite a [I [>eneac» hu taught a* that there are a a month tinre wna token rick at th* I■ mania for buying property kero with: ; good many. Pioneer House, which waa k«j>t by Mr.! ton expectation that it would soon bu Averill, aud who boarded hi* mill hand <. i: worth a fortune. Faith iu comer fot», . Whim Mr. Brown wu taker: sick lie . ' way out upon th* prairie," bu Lews so nation. Ware of extermination, major- wu carried into toe garret of the Pio. strong that many porwin* bar* bought •d in by people pnrauing commere* nnl necr Ho:.m. where tb«re were no win­ them »* buys du jack knives, “ini.ight all industriad parsuite, ar* expeneiv* dows, or any light ante what might pan and onscou." Shortly after the fire, a •ven agauut th* rreak.-*! jieople and ere vtrato through cracks in the budding; man, finding property was in brisk de­ donaoralizing end wicked. Uur supori- with oaly n itraw.bed to lie cn. and but mand. notw.tn,tending toe wid* atretcb ority of strength and advantages of civ­ uno quilt and a ehxet for bedding, and of ruins, bought tor a few doilara tier ...... Mr*, a iar,-e swamp, about twelve culo* ilisation should make us lenisn'. toward erithflor from the city. Lid it out into block* and the Indian. The wrongs already in­ lots, and put tu*m into market Th. flicted npoo him should be taken into account end the belanco plaoed to hi* men, tho mill hand* hod no means to p'nM uf tin* ]>ier* ut real ntata were credit- The moral view of tha quo*- a.aist their comrade, who was also witli- j marUd “Bonlvranl AdditfoO* to Chicxfioa ahould be oonsiitered and the ques ant meant, but had waged due him of go,” though the original .urvoy, as well tiou asked: Cannot the Indian bo mad* about 825, but could get no pay. In *s Mvtrral lab-r mapa, doaigunted the a uaotul and productive romalwr of sori- thi* garret Mr. Bro.ro laid tor some *4BM» property u. “dwamp." There tots rty’ Bypropre teaching and treat I two week*, when he died, flaring mi were sold inoatly to outride partite; m»nt. when th» effort ia made in g(-oJ i means of hia own, and Lis employer r»- •umo of them to person* the other u to faith, w* will slaud right before tho I| fusing io pay Li* wag**, remarkieg sLS’rr Ki? •>"“ fogg Butte government, is dhgrvcvfal to . too country, cs'well a* to the city fold ( CHICAM WALTHAM ! quired. Mr effort* in the future will be direct­ ed to tho restoration cf good feeling be­ tween the different section* of onr com­ mon country ; to the rsotoradon of our currency to a fixed value a» compared with the world's standard of values, gold, and, if noasibh*, tn par with it; to abroad. & BETAIL 131 i 139 Stats St corner cf Madiscn, the address it can of preuliar interest to • toe p*uplc. and we trust will b* cnrcfolly | that t.x-Gwarscc Warmcth left '"Ruah- ■ ingtaa u few days riac^ threatening the riuiwrt overthrow of th-r Kellogg *tate rreroraswul, it wHI be difflcnli to per-1 First-Class Instrumer „s. The following is a l et of tionstors en­ titled to ait in tho Forty-third Congmaa. I Adminitiratwn member* (Roman), 44 ; j Democrats and Liberal/ (in italics). 28; j szaiancioa 2.' The figures indicate* tho j year in which tho tfonator* term ex-j jrirva. and asteruk (’) denote* that ho ia1 rommarce lifis OF I1AHTIMGS. MICH. Veiy Low. TUrd, Le eheaprniag of transpvrtatiori, between toe ’.rcdir'i-r end hi* market*: , Frertt, fncnuly relation* with all other I OUS WAEHH1GT0K LEfTEK- iaoo: HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK, weeks ago, und until corpse ba* lain >n * w_—_____ _______ ill's Station. The aron, having no monoy, could nut tul*Rrnph to the young man’* friends in York State, and had Byrup Dish**, tipoon Holder*. Cnp* and Goblet । Bracelets, Gold Thimble*. Butter Diahae, tfoUIting*. Gold Teeth Picks’ Gold Loekei*.' Shirt Btmid*. Gold Wateh Keys, Watch Chain*. _ Coral Sett* and Rings, Brotia* Ornaments. Brooch. *, kc. Open GlasMa. Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. Watch material and Tools for Jewelea THE CHEAPEST PR! EES 18 OUR MOTTO B. F. NORRIS 4c CO., 187 4 1 19 STATE STREET. CR.CA00 J. Cole & Son, wMOLcuut a kmn, GROCERS. SALT. SALT BARLOW & GOODYEAR tts & Sis tl ttt 1M LMg Jas UM FUffEB, Keep a large aupply of Salt for tale at Lowest market :“ STUCCO their Brick WorebouM.*. WEB IDE,: LIE at HUB Shingles,’ Lath, &c. Mi M i ran it M cat m ta W Egori it Be 1au. BASTINGS BABBLE WORKS! 10 Barrel loth und more sold to dealers at n very wctll vance above Car-loud Ratira. ttt MONUMENTS HEAD STONES. TABLE TOPtr. MANTLES. BHELVES, ETC ITALIAN x «=»-ra. JL-a jcm a water Tri-me, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, ivptff ruwwo if 044 11 Lore. , , �.suciy, Biyiaen Peninsular Railway. Regular meeting of the Council at the Council rooms Monday Evening, March i 10th. 1873. Pnseut—Mayor, Recorder and Aid*. | Eastman, Wool, Wooley, "William*. 1 $10.00 SAVED ON What is it ? Of Clothes if Bought from Us. Minute* of provfoti* meeting road and approved. Tho Committoc <>» By-l.lirt end Ordinance* reported us follow#: MAIL A UH ANU UM EXT. Shirts nnd Drawers 40 and Cents that other Stores sell at Yes, My “Trip Hammer. " with which I mako Irone for BUGGIEX. treat tarttor «riw* auto stM < to Mtos>. itu>v»iMF^4oB«e , We Lavs b fiat da* Job Printer, and ' all Jobe will bo executed on .double i quick time, and Ct price* a* low as the I lowest, for ciuh down. mean i which enables me to *cll Buggies so LOW as to DEFY COMPETITION. Winter Overcoats nil will be CHURCHES. Singlc neat Buggies as Low as $10.00. Pine CisrtxTOx Caeca.—The caucus for the nomination of officers for Castleton, will b* held nt McCormick's ilall, in Nashville, April 4lh,-al two o'ulock P, MA80HIC. Last weak, Mr. and Mrs. Rubin lied-' bread, made us a visit, but the anow : ' storm of Sunday last cut short their I stay we gum*. for we haven't so*n thorn Ictal bSfijej; fiotice;. From what w* have seen in mMy of I our exchangee, we infer that th* langard Truupo will meet with rather thin ay taan ; ar* you Eungy J Woman houses in wmi parts of thia State, Vuu faint for Want of f.iod!1 Child should they visit the said plarm again. um want v.oniotlasg to «ntJ If so, I nt L’ F Staffer’s Eating Ilousa Price ofOvcr- sold below Cost. Mr. A. H. Tyl«r, while cutting away sofas iss. under Darlow & Goodyear'* grist mill on Saturday last, slipped und fell, breaking ous of hi* lags. •*s«4«e W*e> U ■* 1. 75 cents To save Packing away Tbi* Valuable "lUcnnra” I have long felt the n«*d of. It 1* one of the great And two Seated Fanners’ Buggies at nil wool Suits $12.50 to 20.00. Black cloth suits $12.00 to $40- On motion ths report was accepted. Moved by Aid. Wood— That nny ferther action upon tho By- We have some fine English and French Coss, Suits, By Aid JewellThst tho City Attorney bo instructoi to draft a msmoriil to .the Ltguhturn asking that any farther cctnn Senate bill No. 151 iu xegardto amend­ ments ut the City i.'bartor, .!>» d^fetr-i until a turtlx-r *xpr*ori<m of ths [si-opje of th® city Hasting* ron lx- had. made elegant goods aud perfect fits, prices $25.00 to 40.00. PRICES IN THE STATE Overalls 75 cents, - > -SaiaState Street, wln'rwyou will' lovuiythbg in the tow of sstnblw,' By Aid. Wevd; That when the Ciibiwon ; - J rant* par meal. tfitf; Council shall b<- prepared t» submit tLa ; amendment* |>ioi*im4 to the charier »f i the City of I luting*. th»y shall invito Speciil Notice! tho ritix»n* Jo b* present nnd exprv-i-i /Notwithstanding, Dr. Upjohn broke their opinion upon the*.’ amcndioi-uu i before the *am. are finally eubmir.i-d to I of Hatting* ut*I »urrourdir.g Country,1 । one of his arms a few day* since, ho is tho Legislature of tho State. that I fcayo jm- rtrvinsi one of the Cr»t >>U the go most pf the time with hi* arm Adopted. lot of Imputed Genuine gnadt ever in a sling. attending Io his j-atirata. 11- <:g!;t to tbit part ofEie country, vix: [ Dr., you will bare to break both leg* if McEwan's Sparkling Ale, Scotland, you expect to get any • rest while you Spring Overcohts an inch to short, but perother Scotch tweesl ones at <5,00. former price »10. and all wool Feed Cutte Guuitio*.'* XXX Porter. Dublin and Bi vArina Lager B«r by thsr doz*n bo L . ■ • Kinahun'a celebrated LL Old Mall I, They are haring serious times ia Dublin, Uerrnard'* lU-vsar-uU Ijtm-rick. I[Jackson. The temperance people are H'tibwt nnd Julii Robbin'a Bra^Jica ।, he ring all manner if nbus* heaped up-" I’-.rt end Sherry Write*, alt of which U 1 on diets! by the whisky suckers, and :.-■■■ .. .in _ iclt-rir.ja and fo.- Medktt I; Judgv Vldato wImmo character is stain­ less, ha* been held to bail by a JustiOr of the Peace of Jackson, for a iiroWnT. Parker of this city dtxl rape upon the person of one of the igurt*, for task or good worst liarlot* in Michigan. Meltonn, Ligltt nnd Dark. 310. former price Boy#’ suits 8 Wood Saw chines, to *15j00 at the Great ONE PBICJE re Dealing two good Mare*, oae The Mayor appointed a* »u*h Commi: tee Aids. Wood, Jewell nnd Williams. io Imggu'*, two double; By AM. Jowell l„ cud two single HarThat a Special bo held TUrsdsy < t. Fred Galloway. We underatasd be -• bargaiua fur those । did with inflamstary rheumatism. Our ning March lltb, 1873. roperty, that are not; By-AM. Wood— cilixent wore much surprised indeed to r^r fafJy. 45tf i 1 hear of his demiso, as there Were but tow that know of his sickness, till the Which we will Exchange for WOOD, deliverad at our Foundry ; or WHITE ASH, OAK or ROCK ElJd LUMBER doiirersd there or at any Mil! within , JTCiUT, muu UESER Th* oxamicatiori of the sheep thieves, j *pukcti of in our last ia*u>-, wo* combi- i sx, face, rough skin, ' d.xl to day, baforo Jams* Clarke Jus-1 lieu of tho t*«ac< Subsequent 'to our I rnnn, s-ilt-rheutn. nod ■ ulfectiuM cun-d. cud last issue, tho arrest of Afonin Bennett ( uft and smooth, by uliag and a Mrs. Parker a* ncreosorie* boSoap.' made by Caswell, fore tho tact, w*ro made, but Mrs Par Mm* Mathilde Victor will Iz-vtnre cl her was discharged, as no evidence wa< the M. E Church on Friday Evening I ad<luc.d to show that she had anything this week, the 14th. (don't forget thto do with, or knew anything concern date.) on Temperance, Mim Victor bsu lug the matter Bennett and the rest lectured hero before, mid any remark; o. tlio gang, wwr» held Midi to fiflceti tram us is unueeossnry, iwpocinlly tc hundred dollars bail, excepting the girl. luilon in the city of Hasting* that .:' worthy or patronace. than that .wundr* Heath & Co, Tbclr stock LEVI BROS. PROPRIETORS. (jJ’Be sure ajid see our name above lint Door as other Parties Jealous of our good name and immense business will represent themselves our Store. • THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. Michigan Contra! R. R. OLD, RELIABLEADD DIRECT ROUTE, SAW were read, and a motion made to amend tlio third article, but was voted down . Tho said articles were then adopted a» framed. On motion, the following mem­ ber* wore appointed to solicit subserqr tious to the Capitsl stock : Poter Cromer. Hatting*. John Taxtto^r Irving. Jame* A. Ninu, Rutland. Goo. Nichol*. Carltun. Cha*. Rnbiukon, Johnttown. David Sanborn, Baltimore. John P. Phillip*, Woodland. Chas. Robinson, Hope. Georg* K*oglo. Castleton. J. Cols. Hs»titngs tty. Wni. O. Freeman, Maple Grove. above list, th* following Minis: A. Ryerson, I. 8. Geer and J. W. T.Orr. On motion James A. Nima. wm ap­ pointed to canvas* the County to solicit aid to th* proj-ct, for which ho is to re­ ceive a fair ccmpenaaUin. Moved and carried to adjourn, to meet on the 22d. inat, a! the Court House, at ;w«» o'clock P. M. J. A. Now, Secretary. Jovh. Blanclmnl. Willi- Banker.! Mra. Eluabetii Dumpb.il. Mr. IL F. Fulisr. Calvin Ifausmore, Mias Hannah Hugh’, Henry Hinkley, Allen Wheel­ ock, Elijali Wright, Sira Brawn. EtUier Hall, Thoma* Smith, I'*t*v Smith. Direct your l*U*rt to No. of P. 0 American Organ It DM It lie Piilit oi lb Menu Everybodu Should try them before Purchasing Elsewher THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. li hr Hit by *od Uwj *rt *11 Flnl >lw Uitroa;at* >■ ttvry VERY REA.HOXABEE TERMS ARE GIVEIM. M _ FRANK L. WARD. Hastings Allegan. CITY linrs ocror t SL'IUJI. to. Has now on hand a com­ plete assortment of Books. Stationery, Pens, Penhold­ ers, Ink, Slates, Pencils, Pictures. Picture Frames, Initial Paper and Envel­ opes of the latest styles, Picture Cord, and Fancy Articles for the Holidays. Call and see them. Kjri Ktxa or ru Blood.—For Salt Rheum, Eruptioua Scald Head, etc.—I bare been troubled for the la*t thirty year* with Salt Rheum on my heed*. They haw bxea to at time* that I have b«m unablo to ut« ‘.ham for any purpose for vised by n frioud uf mine, who had used the King of th* Bleed, to try it I did so llavu u*e_ enroll botiliw, and ;<> all appearance* iny ham!* ore well. They look and firni as though an cutire' ly now skin hail been formed. J/lo. ffounrt. MaLiaSgmiaai rial Consumption can be cured. m t!«m to’ take ths C. B. t Q. and ! . j TbMrne h<M published a pamphlat hanks to the friends who in spits of toe cato-d •‘Huw to gw West,” which ronrevere a:arm. vieitad them on ths eraning of the 7th, iasl- and to many others who by participating in the gen­ erous gift amounting to nearly 3125, > erinasd tiseir liberality, and that it was I, ia tb«r hearts to be prwsrat bad dnmm- i1 WHia CELEBRATED SIMMONS & CLOUGH WOMAN. �»EW imBTIhEBEkTC RffiD SALE OF W£8 CF ABT |/L Morriron's Adn'g Department. I MBTBnnmoN of premiums. i Michigan Machinery Pepot.1 Gao. P. Rowell a Crt. Column. SB* l-so.* <i er tke lo u, UuinUtM ' ia r-rMel.wm UUtrieatlae <o IdwpUMH THE CAPITOL NEW Th« K«r|,»ucM’ । OF MICHIGAN CrtttlaBffi,BnSS»,H.I,JM15,73. 1,000 Premiums. The figure 9 b eaid to be like a pea­ cock because it b 0 without its tail. THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, I tlariei ebuitM rflW Aretrited, Mr. t A Mw. the beerft ef Um CwrigM of b<» Flee . L'rwna «f Um Nre CepUel at MuMpa. k*r. .mpl.jrf When does a farmer work a miracle ? When ho turns a horse to gram. Tho Cslwrt Lithojr.phlng Comp.ny of Potrolt, ftoo th. wert. M.d .« MW pet.luJ.tar a apkoAU T.ntarf J.W.o^r.f.h of W ANWil *r roD 'rtBH w ■DV * “EWn RB 1 hlLso MaCMIXK t.r I .Mllr a-. A hen-pecked hutbaad thinks that I while to ba boroet > lung b bad, woman’* tongue is worse. A horticulturist giro* a* a reason for‘ painting hi* sleigh red, tlint'he “a!wavs I did ak* *car!el runn*rs " FLOUR. 9sagieez'tsm,in‘'^ 100 Teachers or Students Msto or Feoak. eea serere beplmMai f«»»I0O to 81SO rrrmo.tb d.ire th. .Lpting **« Keemer AdJrw., MOflxS JOUKkaL Sil ArtN .l, Fb.lBAelphM. p*. ««wl What I* the differeuca between n tai­ lor and an editor ? One is B»ble tn fall overboard, and the ether to bn over­ bored. MATHEW IUSIEMSS The New Capitol and Grounds, Mwiopal apd Bti;lpi COLIEPE 55,ffi IIIII.LI8S III PHffi! Muequitoes are bain of poor but in duetrious parent*, and u«r-”~’----of the boil blood of the > > e*»*. n»*l Eatete sad I’rrwB.I rrvfvrtr. la aiwuta f.o« |1 te »l,«00. JOHN H- WENDELL 4 Cu. ffAMTED= |0,(XX)|=!s== Iren eUo—' “TUI!MAN’S W>IC Tinner r.-.- n_. 13,900 in^ Real Estate! $3,000 in Cash! $0,555 in Personal Properly Riorr. TIG PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS MANTLES AND GRATES Cmux for Ike <«*ju> *t IU. Rstetta"" •tfii yo/Xr s-teissisi" P. A. BILUNGS. »">* or fir™' 800Pages,25O Engravings ixrLtertJsj- Til— I kwi:, .,wU Win. Tw"m ■ ArUrtii«K>xr>>'*>.' UHw»l Uumba*. of Ih. t**. Oe awUoe r,f Well. A CHAS JUNE A BRO Pltf. FOWLER'S GREAT WORK ssa&BiEb tn*2«rL'a.taa. ass ,e woadarW aMbaaiaia. I'M* la on ....IMika al tho . The Crowninr Triumph i/Idusthies Lail's Paracsi Savin late Soma "blareted” foreigner aay*; ••Give an American a newspaper aud a rd*, and ha will make himselt comfort­ able anywhere.” ‘oRn-^. M. k c. KiS tYflClAN* .edlhnwu. OSw I Nnl»'. were._____________ Great Preacher's. A naw paper in Texa* start* out with the announcement that “in religion w* are eonaerretive, and «o intend to ad­ here to the ceob »y*to:a." Editing a newspaper in very mu*b like raking tho fire—every ono thinkm he can perform the operation betterthan the man who hold* the poker ~ WRi&Frf kliOLBtf A NEW BOOK Tsru-r: Our hen-i*ckeJ remarked that not­ withstanding the mildnoeeof .tho after­ noon* it’a always scold where his wife is when be come* home late at night. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS. Carriage & House I’-Xl is 'I t N G. The man who has been condemned to read the Credit Mobilicr investigation through ha* petitioned for n comxiut*- I tiun of the eentenew to imprisonment for I i t Flags, Hanners, Streamers, and Political Caricatures Painted to Order. WOODEN BLOCK LETTERS FA83AM3 gents, “Stale New*." ‘,'klumma, a brooklet means a littfor brock, doesn't it ? and aa vaglot a little regie f "Yre, my darling. ’ "Then, ma. does an eyelet tnenn n littlo eye. WILLIAMS L• CO. srarretKSA ar JLir wtsMsscrtrAanfifiz wo I'.sllr .•.•-rdet MkTievrwMi I.-Uiml Jets Itil. A. 1>. l«Tt ■*• J.b lJ»k.l»ri>al 11 » 1'articuhr attention paid tu Glass Show Cnrclre. THROAT AND' LUNS IH3TITU LANGLEY DICKINSON' SEOXa.J^*X?£3 or vue -A C«msc‘-cui town boasts o! a yaung man so timid that lie cantxit look a needle rathe eye. Hany young Jodie* are troulilrd with urailor foere when­ ever they can got any one else to 'do their CONVENT Hastings Sepe. IB, 1ST2.—tf Tax Rereipte ready for nil ubo nar.i “IB— UONFESSI ONAL Or. Crook's V. A etinp man who .pretended tu be very fond of hi* hone, but kept him neatly Marred, aaid to a friend, "You don't know how much wo all think ut that horse. I shall'faare him stuff.-d. ao a* to preaervo him when bo dies." | ‘•You’d better stuff him now,” retorted ' the friend, “so aa to preserve him Jiv-1 Public Tert aB*a preen! I $5 io $20 ' MIRIiONAHD PICTURE FRAMES: DR. CROOK’S WINE S TAR («f™.*41 SOMMA B...T »* »■ STrecett, N Y. u>( “Boy*, the one that wlh ilio mivrt FAT EBB ’twix: now and Chruttne., get* a rest pattern as a prenent" ’ Maybe we didn't work for that vr*t pattern I 1 tel! you there wen? s---mi< tall storiM told in prehe of goods junt about that time; but the tnllest talker i and tho ann that hod morn cheek than ' any of us, wa* a certain Jonah Squires, i who roomed with mo. Ho would uko : a dollar out of a mse'e pocket when the man only iuteadod to snood a cixprnce; ■ BlUAEfi TABLE t>r: ri:o!r, - ko/o? mVd'. WUFACuJEER . . urciL BOILER WORKS. MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS. It is also a superior Tonic. Restores the Appetite, Strengthens Ute System. Restores tho Wenk anti Debilitated, Cause* the Food to Dlgret, Restores Dyspepsia anil Indigestion, Prevents Malarious Fevers, g Gives tonb to jrourBystem. TJW DR.niOCK’SWINEOC'r.1. s THE ONLY. (PRISE >100,000 00 Take it at thirty cent*, and i’ll say you don't owe me anything. Eh ? too dear IN VALUABLE GUTS! Wei!, call it twenty-eight cattle. Wh*l d'ye cay? Shall 1 tear it ? Al! right: it’s a hatpin." I could feel Jonah'* Land plaviug ■ J" about the bad^lotnea furan instant, SEINE’S WIT JKlK TERPRISE. other, and I hid my head under tho Tobe Draws Moeai.r. Bin!,. *M>, W. blanket, perfectly convulsed with laugh­ ter, aud sure that Jonah had tarn the te M Ousts! iris, sumb Mi: ebeet fivm top m bottom- When I Otui Prire J5,Wt> in Silver ’ woks up iu the morning I found—alas ' Fire Prime (1,000 i unkindeet cat of all—that the hack of Five Pium AW . my night shirt WU split from tail to Ten ITfaw |10Q , S collar band. GBEENBACKS It boa b»«c rvocounrei! • •pocifc lor them ccraphiof. For pains in Breast, Side nr Back, Gravel or Kidney Dlmasr. Diseases of tho Urinary Orpin*, Jaundlcooranyllver Complaint, ALWAYS’™: • »T •’Arr ar(MT> t*»» b»t» pr.fr.ui I UNERVERSALLY EXCLUSIVELY^™ DENTIST Hartville. See tfeifc fuieilo ! I Will Bet You 80110 COUGHS & COLDS STOMACH BITTERS •S5ESS5 tnsSatsE SESESE fmbzclvntJi r.t Ml.ewaawdia ■ Gold & Silver Wa ’NSURE YOUR LIFE and cKinMm* .<n< re.1 tmpn The most Extensive IS.' Sslii Silier ui Plate ^ttLj? Price Fixed *«»l *» «e|y to»i m.uri.t Bed worhataMln. Illustrate.! Catalogue and Teatimooial Circular, with important iafarmntioti about Organs which may save putchascn from disappointment in purchase of interior or worthies* Instrcrr.rnt.- or payment of high prioer, sent free. Tte fttml Lite temice taaj, Dofod Itato'iIFcU*. jSSi'ht. nn. Gt'AROIAN SALE- ssaasiss M>:u. • Ln.n.t«. MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO, carriages, Bugghs, Sleighs, T''»»e«i A,**"«”nl ** MteLloa BKaMtaK. Assets over 856.000.000. Michigan _E» SALE OX EXECLTIOX ”dB!KH!!SK2ss«,- - DETROn1 BfflDffltt WORK Condition Powders! Bent Wood Works, C,r-w jp. C.Urr. .id Ct <uay *1 a M. A (Tr. K*.lr«4 J.wtu PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. FOR SALE. Tallow, Grease and .Potash IF YOU WAN x• •Sas, ABM1W1STRATOR1 BALE. «r Um 0M.M ef 3. u POKE ROOT. GROCERS. i •B^ubjicribe for HutncpaI per- Take the Bakhkk; it « the j Urgent, Cheapeut «ud bent pa­ i per published in this section ARM MKAL8AT ALL h th Ihf eeW JIOCJUUXS4 COjrF»!C � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-03-19.pdf b893ad6719e63fa993b2811c9006512f PDF Text Text Th« iVrJ»ucM HASTINGS. BAHRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN VOL XVII. Mwai md WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1873. that which Amorie th. ecrplas shrabe, Monte, slpe. renfte. roots, seeds, etc,, for their private borere end gardens, and tartructfon in their culture. AlltUeoanbehadaad prac­ ticed ia any park with seorae aa added coot Tho park is eloo a school of art. Ia our country, where the taw of niture does art obtain, prirMa prttaiaf NO. 47. SIijIjw Cart. ■How are the babies F ho asked. ■Fhal-rate,’ Wheaton answered, and with aemile so real that bis fsHow- I slant protest in her heart, Mrs. Wheaton oould not, ia the pneanoo of these mutbertess little ones, utter a word of . remonstrance. She took the youngMt ons from the anas of her husband and I spoke to it tenderly. Tho ebild sobbyd two oy three times, and then i«ld its bead against h-r tweom. i There wm so influx of mother-tore ' in tho baeom <jf this woman, who bad I never boon a mother, the iaount her breast tell th. pressure of the Uaby-. bend, and ths arm that drew it eteeer with aa iovuiuntory impulse was moved Ly this new tmpulsn. ' U'tliUllf fc HOLBROOK. busband and wife—at least art then, rttbou|L ttoisglil was very busy with Mrs. Wheaton's manuer to tho chilbren was kind even to tendarneri. and drew from theta such looks, and ways, snd little exieooetans of satisfaction, M tuushod bar heart and filled It with a loving interoat. After night-tall, when suptier wee over, and the ckiidred asleep. Mr. and 1 Mre. Wheatuu sat down together each ‘bowing a little reqerye and vmbarass- ms proving. The babies bad brought a blessing to his houss. In lees than eightosa tzxmths bo had paid off ths light mortgage that hr years rested ua bit little boms ; and not only this, but had improved Uta various ways, even to the putting up of a small additioa, 00 as to give them a neat breakfast room. Tin children grew finely -there were three of them now, for their bearte and bowse had opened to another orphan toby—and, being carefully treiaod by Mrs Whiatan. were a light and Joy to the bouse. At Ito end of five yean we «Will in­ troduce them briefly to the reader. Wbraton is a master workman, sad employs ten men. bo has enlarged his house, and made it one of tho neat­ est in tbs village. Among his men is ths very one who ban'ered him moot 1 had one child aud yea saddled yo'irself with two, and not lung ago added a third. And how is it to-day f You [ have a nice hoqsa. and your wife and 1 children are well dressed, wbile I have never been able to maha both ends meet, and my boy looks like a regamuffin half the time.' She kept back the sentence that was •Do you seo that bouse over there— on her tongue. the largest and handsomest in the 'But what f asked her husband. 1 place f said Wheaton. .John,' drawing herself up in a rose­ lute manner, and looking steadily into । her husband's lace. <aa things are going on---------. 'Things shall go on differently,' in­ terrupted WhosUou. I’ve thought that J. P. ROBERTS & ITERS' DRUGS Medicines where you know you get none but the FIRST QUALITY. •Why John'.' •It's true—more shame lor mo. That was eighteen dollan,'jrou see, not oounting the money I fouled away in idle company — enough to pey for ell those babies would! eat and wear twice over. ■Oh, John !' There was something eager end hopeful in his wife’s face as she Ironed toward him. ■I'm in downright earnest, Jane,' h» Dye Stuffs, PAINTS & OILS 1st of February this oomnrittee mads a report to a very largo meeting. The substance of the report wai'thal the Legislature, then ia iseaiun, should be asked to pace a tew providing for tho appotatoaui nf • Board o f Park Gummireiaaan, whose duty It should be to select grounds for a park or boatevsrd, wilhm or withuut tho city limits, andto acquire such tends after tho means Mb been provided by the Common Council and a eitixens’ meeting." At this meet­ ing the report of tho commit tee vu adopted without diange, and a new committee appointed, by whom meeting directed (ha repurtod plan to be embody in the form of a HU, and submitted for enactment to tho'togtala- ere to receive instruction from the hand of a master. Parks are pictures ; aye, whole gaiter-tea of Mintings, where a*turo comae, with t A pencil of swing, and summer, and autumn * of tean and fl-wot, and fruit, of sunshine and shad­ ow, to execute tLo design of maa'aim- Amrrira has but begun to take leotree, fruit, and flower, tak»X tawu, emd fountain; indeed, onlr auoh aa the nrdsns of VenaHtee or Potedawgire aTast cwnception of bow beauitful aad how iaatrucure thooo eon bo made. Tho part therefore, booomeo the Aeadowiy of De­ sign for the cil, and tho State. Hare are the originals from a master's hand. With oiteb institntions of teeming in oorcitiae, where alt aiey mstar ant graduate, you will bom ind tho people here, as in Europe, copying to embehsh their own homes. Ths locating of one far th* proo-'t, rsiher tlian two or three perks ai . a boulevard, oonsidonng the ataotmi of money to be appropriated, and the preeeas FMAila^ of tho aty, is briiovad te bare been wise. Tho sum named in tho act. to purchase grounds, vrith tho the Dark act paaeed Anri! 16, 1871. Soo Laws 1871, vol. 2 p. 182-'. The act of 1871 created a or board couvistiug of six persons. The board of commiesiaMn were “vested with full power and authority to adopt 1 plane for a' public park or boulevard,’' and “to select and acquire 'lite lands 1 needed for such pqrjxises f* oaoditioual, i however, ‘tapoa the ntiflcatioa of seoh ’ purchase by tho Common Council, and ' the vote of adtueua' mooting.'’ The Park Cotamission was duly organised. end Immediately invited proposals of land suitable for a public park. Every ‘ site offered was carefully examinee?; and i finally tho commission seMciod a moot eligible sitk and entered Into condition­ al contracts'^ the camo on the moot ■Somebody else must take them,' she said. Th» county will do U,' Wbeatuc, repiied. fTho county V ‘Xet- Thera’s room tor them at the statehouse, aud nowhere else that I know of, unless thav stay hero.* 'l.'nloM they Stay hare 1’ Mrs. Whea­ ton's voice roes a little. •It’s easy to ■ say that; but who's to take care of | FARMERS Yonr committee respectfully report that, in January, 1871, certain tealag dtisons of Detroit issued a cell for a meeting “to consider the expedience of purchasing grounds for a public pork.’’ The call siated that “the importance of securing lands for a public park eannot wsU bo ovsreeUtaated, as such grounds can bo secured now chi-eper than at any futoro time.” The meeting was hold “On December 8. 1871, the Common Council, by a vote ftf IQ sees to 4 nays, approved the report of the commissionora, and ordered the proposition tor the issue of the bonds nrnoose vy to complete I the purchase to bo submitted to a dtiMBi meeting. This action was vetoed 1 by Mayer W. W. Wheaton, but on De­ comber 19 the Council passed the reao lotion over the veto by a vote of IB to 5.” After this final vote of approval bv the Oopunon Council, the commission, as the act required,*cnlled a meeting of the dtixette, to latify their report. Thia ’ meeting was held at the Circuit Court1 room; but was controlled and finally broken up through the influence of per­ sons whoso conduct your committee do not deem it necessary hen to dose ribo. A second dtieena' meeting, called far the same purpove, wu held May 2,1872, which, though not as discreditable as hard earnings go to build and fnraLh an elegant house fur a man who would rathsT sell liquor, and so ruin bi* neigbbord^bodr and soul, than supjrort hirneelf in a useful calling, as you and I are trying to do F *1 can't see whstyou era dr ivinr at!* said the journeyman. ■How much a week do you spend at McBride's saloon r Tire man stood still, with a blank ESSE that the dty tad outbred tho period, as ’«k»it had outgrown in nambess, tho time when these oaee popular aanembtagoo wtra particularly useful, and tho otisans' meeting was therefore, from noeoesity, for thia purpose abandoned. With this failure to execute the plans adopted, acoording to tho various conditions of the esc, the commissioners were compelted either to ebondoa further attempt or to seek and obtain relief from a high- School Books d' Stationery DENTIST Kasiville Miciiiai Fine Gold Jewelry, f.iMt 5i«s. Russell & Nevins . SO Silver mi Plaled "are. Wa tabes. CleefcsaaS Jewesrv, Bepavred 1 Swssj’s H0TtL’ Immense Stock feriCBUX". A- for me. I've got young ones enough of my own. •We left Mrs Colo tn the room. Bhe has only one child, and her husband is Yea, My "Trip Hammer. " with which I make Irone for BUGGIKSI. This Valuable '‘Macmxx" I have long felt the need of. It io ooe of tho great I moan, which enablre mo to sell Buggtre so LOW M to DEFY COMPETITION. Michigan Exchange. Sintic icat BjffiMaeLow cu One II sand red Dollarse. Winter Goods wder: CALL AT JOHN STANLEY t* Pure Wines and Liauors! For the Gentlemen. IF YOU WANT “It's a sham. I" said Mrs. Fogg, as she hurried away, alter the funsral vt Mr* Grant, escaping from the pour, desolate room where two children, al­ most babes, wars sleeping. unconscious that they wars motherless. 'It’s a shams that nobody'll take them. •Yes-a bitter shams I* replied a neighbor, who was also getting off as fast as she eould, so as to shift the re­ sponsibility on some other shoulders. 'There’s Mrs. Grave; ehe might take them as well as not Bat they’ll go to jPricee Guaranteed. EASTfflfiS 1ARBLK WORKS! MONUMENTS HEADSTONES. TABLE TOPS, •She's got the heart for anything. But we’H see.' Mrs Cole did turn away from the sleeping children, sighi) » • — foned sigh that others _„----------, give her credit for a sympathy and eoncom ahe did not feel. At test all were gone—ell but a roan named Wheaton, and a poor woman, notable to take care of herself. spending of evenings at McBrids’e ■Ob, John!’ In bar surprise and de­ light she could only repeat the excla­ mation. Aa she did so this time, she rose and putting her hands on hie shoulders, bent and kissed him on the fuiohoad. . -You'll take the babies P said ha 'Yoe, end twenty more, if you keep to this and say so,’ anew .red Jane laugh­ ing through her tears. •Al! right, then. It’s a bargain.’ And Whreton caught hie wife's hand and shook it by way of confirmation. From that time Wheaton turned over a mw kef. Neighbors were surprised when it wu told thst Jane Wbraton had sddopted the two orphan children. F.llow-workmen taunted John, calling him soft-hearted, and a fool, hr taking other men’s brats-’ Ono said to him—‘Are four mouths thing but harm in return, and haven't a shingle over your head that you can rail voer own. Now it’s my virice, in a friendly war, that you stop helping McBride, and begin to help ymrrelt He's cvmfortablo enough, and can do without your dollar and a half a week. ako a baby, if you will, for good luck. You'll find one over at the poorhouso ; it won’t cost you half as much as holoing McBride, and I don’t think ho needs your aid any longer. But hero we are al home, and I sea wife and children waiting hr me. Come in, won't ron T •No thank you. I'D go boom and talk to EUen about taking a baby for good lack.' And bo triad to smile, but U was anything fbut in a cheerful way. ‘i'll see you sold out by the consta­ He pareed onward, but called back afble in leee than six mouths.* But John had little to say in reply— onlv maintaining an air of good nature, about your place, just send him homo, and exhibiting more interest in his will your Jack was there, meanly draeooi and For throe weeks John Wheatoo had dirty, and in striking contrast with not lost a day—eomsthing very unusual; Whorton’s throe adopted chiteron, who and not one evening during that time with the only mother they knew, gave had he spent at McBride’s drinking the happy man a joyful welcome saloon. His poor little boose, which had aims to Lave a negloctod look, was •I’ve turned over a now loaf.’ eaid tho journeyman, when ho eeme to work tho —,-----------------------— warmly sup­ ported, ai vigorously resisted. Your committee hare listened to sev­ eral eloquent and learned discussions, both hr end against the bill. In these arguments venous and important issues were raised, to wit : Whether the aty nw-ds a pablte park, and if sc. whetbnr pulsory taxation, without the consent of the tax-payers, for public projects not deemed public aeceeeitiee, in violation of ancient municipal customs. Upon those several iasuse, your committee, af­ ter hearing counsel. advoeatea, and titisene—after visiting Detroit and exam­ ining with care the proposed park locetiema, their topography, characteristics, and surroundings, with a view to ths prospective needs of large, wealthy, and rapidly increasing commercial city, find । cities in srery tend. , moral as well ss ‘Elk-n and I talked it all over lest 1 ---- -------- them.—every princi­ night I’m done helping eateoo-koap- ] eta build fine bourea Glad you put it [pal of eanitary taw demandji them. The to me just in that way. Never looked ;poor, the eick, and the children cry out at it so before. But its just tho hard tor 1 them. The prolonged extetaaco of truth ; what foots we are " • Ithe thousands who are bore, live, die, •Go'ng to taka a*baby F said Whoa- iand ore hurried within the walla or lim­ ton smiling. iits nf large towns, depend upon those ■W.1L we haven’t sotllxl Ifcrt. Bat'•public lungs.' The millions that peo­ our greet cities cannot each hare (ho EQen beard yestordav of a poor little ple | tiring thalli have to go on the town if i name one don't take it: and I ahoulan't । wonder, now, i! ato opeaed her heart, I for she's a motherly body.' ‘Where feiir asked Mr. Wharton. •Down at Woodbury Mills' to its proper piece over tho doorway, and was now putting out young, green loareo and buds. Within, pleasant changes wore also apparent. Venous new but inexpenNobody aivo articles of furniture were now to bo ete. fur ■. ■Ei.i mamma!' cried a plaintive found. Old things were mended, pelvoice, and a flartm-hairvd child. not much over a year old, rose up in the bed and looked piteously about the room. ‘I want mamma.' and then said—look hero, Frank, Uko A grant choking sob earns inis tbs man's throat. Then the other child awoke and said, ‘Don't cry Sivsy. Mamma's gone away.' At thia the tittle one began crying bitterly. •I can't stand this nohow,' said the iwLTg «« Nattoa has I* �THE HIM ■•■!! I» -s—iy fflatU^tMUTtth* board uf nJ urethra * -iu tho eity of Haslit.g*. ^aratm 1. Oh : cvivod, and the priviloeve enjoyed in i Meh country The cenirnat is cwrefolly uuted and commented upou, an J an unoasy feeling uf disomteutg * ' the European mind, whichg relops itaslf in a desire sit jrete or to unite in an etfort the condition of puW^fah^ Tho spirit of peaceable revol nikra grows I tronget and broader; the people be­ come mure intensely restless ; diasatio- KJ.JU.'lJUldW ___ _ __ ~' *" F’l* o: total ilc 'my sue aud bKaMAind ftflff jecl to ths laws of this Htato nd euv|ioraiiuas that may Im fan thervto. Tfcvy shall Udi uad i*t>l Bounrr.Il, for Warn A. IticlsatdThn Citato ia 3x- , U- Khuol ofe eohoote within said <My. fitaTMis X 'Htero «hall bu els. tod at , ths annual oily elsctte.i. oh the first. , Mumhij in April, in the yeas onu thousand eight hundred and ecvuiuythree, and every year thvr altvr, oa th • same ticket with other city offeere te each at ths wasda of said eity uf H*s- uf those countries will be odnMted up to I ’ In another column we print the ex­ ceeding able and interesting report of Hon. Mark D. Wilbur, Senator from the 14th district, on the questam of a Park fa Ibe city of Detroit. The report, however, i* full of fatereet to the rweder. from the many facts stafal per tain lag to the various 1’arks of note, aad the liea- and when public opinion, guided by reason and governed by prudence, will sweep sway the teat vealige* of mon- ,cd and unrostnetrd commaree, one broI sard city nre hereby ufithrrir - I and it I shall bs tiicir duty, urtoe in each yr ir, Igvago and one Cbri.tiauity—all cn-, i to ascertain and dwtermtiw, by rr -.Zuwind. Tbs belief pervade* the public I lirkteae*!, educated, and traiSed in tnerI toon pasted at tony regular mi’cting of I ai soisutific, pohtfaal, and religious cal ­ mind, both in Europe and Am trim, that . arid board,- by a yea and nay rote uf n ’ ’ 'Hate, u* under the Union, , England will soon change its farm of majority of all tho mem'icnFleet. •« bof all It* own local con-, governmert in response to the will ef specially commend this article to the al-1 entered on the t*cor.l. the so mi. ueevi- I the peoplsL The Prines of Wates will tention of the ci risen* of this city, as it, sary aad proper fbr any or alt of fluprobably VMM the crown, but it will on­ is io be hoped and ’’’• really expert, in ly bo for a brief pened. Hiaeorenafam a few yean a Park will bo a frnblic no- I repair schoot-hau**. nUd their outwill be the rimral for a general republ:oeesily bore, and the subject cannot hoaeas and appartonanee* f •• A confederacy of the whole world, eea movetfenL tSr Charias DOke aad A***e< Tu parthase sjtthtago. im when al! wrr* thus trained and oducai- here, too early, tho enodfa coasidoraother EogGab 'puriota ar* restrained e<L would be much mors -ssy and sim­ tfon of the people generally, and tbo prove, aad -repair tcfebol' apparalns. books and furniture, and app-nlrgri; ple than for any teparau portion of it. leading tai payer* in particular, that To procure fuel, and ueftjy th-‘•Such a i-uufederacy, based upon th* proper grounl* may be eeiected end the amfingxat expenses o0h« sr‘i»>!a auJ principle* of our Ccusdtutrou, but cxteudiag to the whole earth, would have beautiful fure-t trees that may l» on the expense* of the *eltuul lilir.ry <>! *a»< city, and the necessary cuntingcti' them cared from destruction, as three add to Tory largely to the beauty ft all rx]*mso« of said board; /etrfa, To jurchiMe bookt for l’iFariw, rural cemeterie., and other pub- school library uf sai l rilr, tow# anuriuu egBMMiwwom to max* war; ana oein* exceeding crus liagJrcd <|otur« in mush, as Sirs told in Holy Writ, all tho ; implements uf war would than disap­ Att, To pay teachnn’ wage* after Thoprmreptoaof sopubiicaaism bare pear, and aU knowledge of that desuwTu But. Io incorporate the ’ Board of the application of publimimqya tive ecwwico time bo forgotten. It would taken root tn tho Prussian mxd, and Education, uf tho Qty ol Hastings," msyby law be appn^tnatsd-aua pn*ri-.. fruit to already befog developed- Italy ■ bare no foreign evfafam* to souduct. no now peoding in tbo Senate u herewith ded for tbatpiujw-o; aud tLo cit# so* treaties to make, no embaseadon to ia felted with republicM patriot; por­ tend or to receive, bccausu there would presor. «L It has bean aruendwl in the penfefara, whore duty it fauil'b*. tv **. tions of Asswitrim.' are already ripe for lib- be no forrsm nations. It would hare Sente so as to require tbo rate of con­ so-a thy ordinary <xijtax-e, .had l*ry tarills bveauro there vrtndd be no for­ currents of two-thuds of the Council thb’MHnaj^i.otrtlfled to thorn uu«u the eign ataire on which to impoee them, cn tho raising of more than If.,000 tor taxable property al rail -city, in tire Mt*te faaanev aa other uses an* h-*ivd.a and many of bio political aeeueistee f n far all would be tnacberx ef a eomtnun any purjios* in any one year, and u Swrtus 7. Thetretaurdrulagid.boa'.i'l. uaion, with free trade, of cosree, ameue the movement are aa pare republican fas whole, as is now the case among mis respset differ* in Section 8, from shall have charge ai all munui s or fur. I- ' patriots se ever breathed tba-air al tn*- far various Stabs of our coefedracy. the printed bill tint has bssn • > g*u.- betopciag to Uw boa id. awl hu aheUd ..... dom. 1‘emgul to reottom, end wants to | rally circulated through tbs city. We treat tire “bid'’ wfll be carefully rend, etui receive fawn aH elassea of our p*oph> ths attention fa merits. Tt ia aubstantially ths law now in fores in inost of tho cities of ths Sista and is orery- SATURDAY, AJ From 8 o’clock, A. M., .Tfew. .Adver Sscments. *“ WMWWWjFtayWi^etJfif ol^f?e "pu^* Tfafli* to-day the condiiioa of ths Wbetbev thecharrgo In public opin trnu ol torse year* from and ufu.r tire ' public mind and the state of foaling I bra now going on in Europe in favor of first day of rar.y n*xian>utag : . among the thinking portion of the pen­ republican principle* k ill ultimately lead Tliat at the oteetiuc am th-tiru kfarui ipie in nearly every part uf Europe. The to the reeu!ia contemplated by thto writ­ uf April nest, two nddi i.oal' ureutlMr, tbo mere form of repubhean government, time cannot be far diriant when tho do-1 without it* spirit ,and privilege* ; but, er, is a proUoni for ftttnre generations retojuMBt at well-laid efaemn* will । to solve. It Is fair, however, to infer that ropwb)toe atom which bring* to the • hake tho rtrawgret Poorer* in the <m*tthat public opinion in Europe, and even people these pelifaul ngfete to which evu hetai.pbere; aad the muvameat once they wofa legitimately entitled, and in As a, is infljsucvd largely by the oxcommrnevd in earnest will euoa increase which ft is impowblo to secure under ample alfonlsd in the snreoM of repubany other form of political urgealM- | in strength and magnitude, lake the lioanism in North America. The United avalanche upon the seoeatain aide, it Btatre Oworament exercises today a aid grow in magnitude, and augment Tho general drift of public opinion । its farce a* it move* onward, *s*opiug potent influence over the entire civilised BOW loading in this direction. Its. away before it* resistless power drm>rogrera May, bo alow, bat it aa ineeifa-1 ties, tyranny, and oppression, preparing shall meet, from time to time, nt sucti bte “The milta of the god* grin-1 a fjuudotion tor tbo up building of po­ by this fact than tho loading statesmen place in mid city aa they may dewgtut’ . slow,” tret surely Pilttically “nations litical organtoaiion* more in harmony of Europe. Every political nwremaut A majority of all the turmbura risali in tho United States is watchoA *«ghod constitat* a quorum. They inay cbwt may bo born in a daykings and em­ with tho rights of humanity. with care, and carefully examined in all from their nvmbvl a proriitotit, e usersperors may bo tnada to retire hastily But peogruca will not be arrested here. its bearings upon tho economy uf the from their palaces by a back way, and Fultowiag close upon the general Intro- world. In proof of this fact, note tbo' presidents may be tend acted to their duoion of republican, government in language of that emineal patriot, Don | ptaoco in twenty-four hours. But with­ Enrop*, will eotne the fusion of the Emilio Castelar. now ttoctetary of tho out preparation for tho chaugn, by lb' smaller Powers. In Jbis, aa ia the in­ Spanish Republic. On tho 6th of July, people, it asm scarcely bo area hap-d troduction of ropubHoattum itself, tho 1871, ia a speech in the Cortes on ro­ that the swuult wonM bo either beneflThe juatiees uf th* peiee shall tisru ju i American Union furnishes tho motive­ bbery, slavery, end othernational sub­ risdietejn urur all pamccutiun* for the I cial or purmaaent. power and gives torire to tho movotuanl. Joel., bo said : liotetiou of the by-law* aud onhnan.-..* Itepublica.'iism appears to the world Twenty-aevcn of tbo minor European pawed by said board to-day Hke a rare and beautiful plant powers could bo thrown together and Barn x 4. The board uf rdueatiou shall have full |>ow*r and atMtreiity. ae-l still have a smaller territorial area than it shall be thrir duty : fur the richaaaa ef its fruit Intelligent the thirty-seven States in tho American Z»rsf, To purchtaw Mire ond belhl and discriminating admirers naturally Union. But a change so sweeping a* •cbool-boueoa ur other bniMing* for our eyes to the whole planet, we see ths! I rehool par[Oss* iu said dlr, pron-lconceive tho idea of transplanting It up­ on tho soil of their own country. Bat I Euiopean governments into one grand tho continents are ruled by nniveraJ I th* expense dm* not ex ce l fir.- tu'i.’. > and contestable teg*. Asia Is tbo im­ । and dollar* on any one Uuililin.-; । re| ublic ia, perb*|n, a little mure than i movable land of the ]»»t, tho patriarch­ fruit until the ground has first be<n I can be expected before tbo lapse of a , al land of the empire*, tho theocracies, thoroughly prepared for its raewption. century or two ; yet, if the world mores I the castes. Europe is the volcanic land atrnly Itaerviii ; In other words, tfare caanot bo a strong I ai aH, is it advancing in that direction. । uf the pte**rat, the arena of combat be­ / TKtri, To anpoarit n Mpsrinteud t ' tween the aueiewt jwwvrs and the newthe • mumob school* in said city, ar republican gvvomsMt where tho masSteam, electricity, and common soneo ideas. America, and especially Saxon th* charge of sail boatd, with are of tbo people are ignorant and inca­ au4 doing tho wqrk. Education takes compousatiem a* they .ball d s-tn p pable of comprehending or appreciating the tows in tho onward march, sweeping । er, and with such poware and du’ ita Llresit<e. ktepublicanisai appalls th*y shall pn-*cn»e-; aud it shall away ignorance and popular prejudice, directly to iatelbgcnro awd reason for it* duly t-> a-t as deck of sail b-. ir l i and laying tbo foundation for a liberal quirod;. support; and until a people are so far and toss cxpvnsije system at govern/moU, to Mtoblikh a school I educated aa to* be capable of discrimi­ in said eily, and foMfonatr Ihe nla nating between the merit* of repubUnu place* whvretho aim* shall bo It is not possible to advance on argu­ and to appoint a librarian, win. ment that chn be sustained against tho tutiohs, it would be like castinf pewri* fusion of natiuus and govvruments upon lefore rerfwB to attempt to prt the bal­ a republican basis. In fact, many of Fi/tk, To ap(4y for and r. v.i :;i lot-box into their hands. the county or city Irrounr, • : otl.-r tho most prudent thinker* of th* nine­ offi' *Tw.aU muner* spiiropeuite.1 or be teenth century are impressed with the longing to tire pnmary Mteord fnr.d* <4 sublime thonghi of the enure human said city, or ftw library pur|*»re-. i.n.1 to brotberbuod being nltimstaly gathered csperal tho aami- nceording tv law ; | HuiA. To malto by-l»n« nnd onlisau• into one political household. Writers in a* fur taking tbo am*u* o( faeriiildren both hemisphere* have advanced this, of said city; for making rv(s>rtj. an I ■ sad enforced it by logical argument ■ all things that stall bu utoenarv ’■■ at fature results, and as marks of pro I In J8’i2 a conwspusMlencc, embracing draw th* proportion iT th* trimary gross to ward th* ultimat^ grand ran-,| thia subject, occurred between the late wboul fond belonging to «il <ity; : summation d liberal republieauaui. [ (Ion. Robert J. Walker, ea-Socretary of vuiuttioa of schuol. Bod the I n/ih nt Among lb* educated portion of th* ; the United State* Trea*ory, then in Eu­ middle dassee m Europe the principles rope, and Arthur Davtes, a eoatmanJer significant and a solemnly suggestive of republican government are studied ■’ ia the Ruyal Navy of England, whose meaning They tall u« ia plain lan­ understood, and apprematod ; and from I scholarly attammsata, large experiene* guage that the world’s progre-s ia the I of the wsvM, and progvesrive views gave futnn. will be largely Influenced by tho therein; far Ua*spperntmaat ui u»P*shim a high place in the public mini.' republicanism at the United Blairs ; laary uiliocr*. an l to jevrenb* tneir p>*I The exTospundracv wu publwhwl in that a ccess boro will mould pnbhc ersaud duties; hr all nrat-Marv parI pamphlet form, and had a wide circula- opinion and aecelerete republican move- [Mwc*# thal nay aevsnee tbo ietorrerr meata vkewbsre, while failure in our uf tducaliun iu ee.J eityi an I ihe gn>. I tinn in Europe. . govern merit aad pnjtpvrifr of tbw puliA* lx snug u[>oa th* *ubjoct und*r conaidcrauun in this artinte, there can bo no impropriety ia taklag an extract lbs great site* of tbo priueiptes of gov-1 •raisent Mary kind Enmoe has made/ three nnreoeeasful uttenpte, in thre»qaartevs of a aeMacy, to osaaUiah a sopwhiit span bar aril and fas fawrthxnd I mar* rwoeBt sAwt may also fail to secure ' QrtATJ * J —ow’TMW—— ' ” further to prtwervo tbs purity of E oppression, awaiting and watchiu ; for a turn fa public events «hat will al! wd an I o[>portunity for aweeowfal revflMfcra. follow Spam to a political revolution. Franco is stntggKog for free goreru­ ment, tost the terrier to bar progress ia “' city facrion with the government grows deeper; polUMtl mootings are colled— >n must cuaea only to bo suppressed by a full appreciation of the pure principles 1 et rivreum^ tbe people. ' -. Ml-t-ro itcre-fad in any cmtrad ** twin- ■ irytv, or oUtorwi-c, the expenses UferotloaWr .-r-.d ar ‘ 11 ba paid The Xtlsntte A I pan v olfar* I^tW.O [entrai and ty;ui from io 112 per lime, with free trat Isxii* to all ptTroto Jaber, nUMrral we H and law*abiding grtuit* from all pm iruita aud fkworw. Ayar’s Cherry Pectoral, First Ward. Tor D>*.a»« cf the TbroeSandLun».. . . 0 '. u., .V to -pir u . Couch. MroncblUa. AsUuns. omt CousumijiUoa- Illsbop Horace t'urrv Gcorxe' ’forth tSdo Stela S ind everything in ■nly 25 cent, per n Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. Ayer’s Hai For restore^ to Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color, ied. fallen hair cheeked, often, thoagh not always, •v. Nothing can restore ■re ths follicle* are deio glatnlr airepiiird ami Youtig Andrew A B. F. NORRIS & CO Second Ward. Bcntty' Ktetiper Cliristooh* Uke Ilaatf * Lathrop Msltlah 3 leak Andrew Law Samuel kfarbte Henry Marshall Geunrv Mysrs >Tm H Jfaus Jacob Mallory Edwin A Jforitsn W’m. JEWELERS! The LABGE8T and moot eomjjeta Jewelry Store tn the Wool, with Ike floral htoek ever brought to the City. 137 & 139 State St comer of Madison, merely for n HAIR PRESSING, nothing else can be f.xtnJ so dca-rablv. Caauining neither <ul nor dye, it docs rust sctfl white rauiuric, and vet lute lung cn tlu» iiair, ciring it a rich, gfooay iustee, ami n grateful perfume. Prepared by Or. J. C. Aj»r& Co., Itoleb?) •ro •ailing'out tbri ■tost. Th-? hare aon.e 1169,000 war Mall kinds, wlfeh ‘aiUr Clocks of every description. ,?Lj.t^.3“Jeri*l “d T*>h for Jewtlers. ix BEST a7na .1 nd. TSE worn. . Ayer’s traselh m devoting h:- : preparative* <4 SALT Slattedy J« Bmsth Phi, ■- >^r vlw of hfs duties Sxcnou.8. uiwnevar the said bdatd shall, from time to faae. dolanaina by ■ restduu ju what cum or *»ms uf numer i I CHICAGO 3 V. <mh! Suwing Mn< chiucs. Elijah Third Ward. or eu. ft, u • i •- ilx»r BtM Wmbmae. „,„ke ■Met tub Mi iter known or va prompturaa fa �- . ■ life R.e»iI»i.ich|I ■ errr citm MORTGAGE SALE. - - _ 'ITt■ALE OX EXECUTIOX. *1 CLOTHING imrni MFW tf «UIT HUTT. ci/muxo CIXJTHING. $3.00 to $10.00 SAVED ON A SVIT Local felsic# CW. M. DKWKV. Of Clothe* if Bought from Us. '■’isa appro red EJOGRATIOX TUBBING. Shirt* aud Drawer* 40 and 60 REPUBLICAN WARD CAUCUBX8. ileipFanatu South-veu Musounl' i uual miting bald March 4th, 1873 By Aid. Rami- Th. AHaatic A Pacific Railroad Com- j '7. Cents that other Stores sell at bo cccopted and adontad. Carried. The Finnnc* C.-rnmitt** reported Lack time. «ilh fr*> tr«uu»rta:wn fruai KM.!*.. 76 cents- To wive Packing away •"’7 I Winter Overcoats all will be 'rtrX’StJtlEiSfffi tsiitia class sold below Coat. Price ofOver- • UhmI M*«** l* I * J 441M, I Grable A Eaiwll, Rope Ac, M.fil, I i-rutehre in cvnacqucnca at firofulou* ' ii u11- ’.rS&ES.'iSSss i Mt-,: •**4 —ct*w** ■■U*I**| law*** i* aaiMk •4MM*aC*liik*a«r£4 fevkamM iiass Grebl* * Rua**ll, Bolts Ac, 46 cent*, rvntingent fund. Moved and carried that the report of REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. lent ulcer* of a vary lad character I was r< romm*ndtd h> try King of the G. W. Hnllenbsook, Tulodo, Ohio, te sdrertitemenl hi tamber column. Spring. iZSsS&tK-'"xsar I Dunt forget tho Rill Ringer* at Union ' Hall Friday Ereniug next. We have some fine English NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY and Frenph Cass, Suits, custom WXWrtMUtK made elegant goods and perfect PROBATE ORDER rhront and Lung*. fit*, price* $25.00 to 40.00. LOWEST PRICES IN THE STATE Overalls 75 cents, worth 1.00^ Having cut some Spring Over- SPEi L\L NOTIC coats an inch to short, but per- Carri*d. Amount of D. IL Cook, for Telegrapb- even- other way, iftpy feet in lu*>l build- allowed from contingent food. two Single baggie*, two doable Fine $10.00. LW. VHUliMA,, contingent fund. Carried. By AW- Wo.4 , That the nevennt ot Allan Jonee, wl86 u froa fnB(L 4611 „ 8. Senator, on the 1. th in.L Men Suita $0.60 to nil wool Suits $12.60 to 20.00. Ha* r.inii-. rorth 8H* Slat* Street, where you will coats $4.50 to $25.00. Black cloth suits $12.00 to $40uT&Ain5ffitt.rM. AwUea* *1 M«n*M**«. y ear be allowed a» follow* .- tflfl.12 tn>iu ; 3rd ward fund, 820.14 (from 4th ward fund, |0.46’ from euaungast fund, | end <49.03 from g*n*ral fund ’ Carried. By Aid. Wood— LOCALS Wish art’s Pine Tree Tar Cordial, By AW. Weed— .from my luueuea*, although my ankl* tXlta ItaKla will Popularity io thia city, conaau in anting such property, that nr* nut having a petition in your pock*:. If you be al sold a bargain. Scotch former price MO. and alt-wool ■HOUATE UHUKI Meitotie*, Light mid Dark. 810. $16. Boys’ suite former price I. itc, irota fre«h, auleoted dveTK by i &*: Wudnmday in January 1874. k I, Hazard A Ou., New York. It * — -----..■hitter uure and »we*L Patient* | W. H. Holme* baa no further eonnae kX60 to 815.00 at the Great ONE PRICE ♦ Square Dchling ''mrrtD Hw;-.. taco, ro&gh akin. > limptaa, ringn.eiii. *ilt-r!ieum. and (Mhar tutanevus atfcctiona curvd, and - Juniper Tar Soap, made by Cm*«C * r*-» \-w \ «mrd»Go,N«w York. Bt, Be c-rtain c.-rtaimui»«* get tho Juniper Tat Soap. a* then. > Office, bring on yonrpib*, remember Star Clothing House ! 36 Canal Street, That ihnyeport be accopt* 1. Carrie.!. GHATVJO rtAT’IDS. - I'ltlHI.Il i. order. Tte Bit Tree Tar Mai, j CTBc sure and see our name above the Door as other Parties Jealous ol our good name anti immense business will Represent themselves As our ' Crest American Dyspepsia Pills, THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST tire to -udewalk* and th* City pound Gold Peas I Gold rent! M.:" I "T""4* 7" “J ‘“J"”*™ -1 r~——■ cv-Si-w <M4 r«.. I Nenr* JM*X. I U. b'liliiiug. - - . Dianee ! Dtartex 1 . I J7.; at tho City New* Depot at tho City Newa Depot. ■tnnlly on baud at th* City New* Depot. WORM SUGAR DROPS «r Fir»t f>Tvic-J at J 1-2 I . M. on M ' .lay nreniag. Wo p ud M<»»*r*. Black and Full* I’Huii in: order tabli*bm*nt of a Board of Health aud ' HENRY R. WISHART. • ere doing. They mvnufwtur* Tomb Stouoa; Monument*, Manti**, and final- I I, everything in th.ir lin*. Focartiatic •L30 fw ’ork 00 •M»«*iae!H. to Iron . taele, they are not excelled in the Stat*. ' Bridge. in the country. Full Of Ck»net ' By AIL Ham*. -*• I That the Manhall L* iaetructaJ to Uon. Mark D. Wil- no,yy Mr. Hayfurd to abate th* nui**n<-* i^k» %-v Vi J d*urer a frvo tecoho Court Hou** ia thi* City, j Saturday £»«. the 29th inst. Kubjam, uv__ v___ *»___________ ..i____ >• . TH MAT* B_ A1J _ . Wood— . irrM,l,H,r I. Um cur »r Hi All letters must be addressed to A tare chance to My Dry Good. ing on* of tb* meet Eloquent Rpoaten in ; renter, tor publication. iug Hou <om* 1169.000 worth of choir* Rood-, By Aid. Eaatman— Tliat the Mamball be inMruaed to in front of hi < Motel on Stale Street On motion Council adjourned. It DM 10 the Pillit ot its Menu. New Advertisements, scam c t mis i American Organ fhtfrybodu Should try them before Hirchcuing Elsewher ^.w£i5S^3S£Sii J* 1*i*. ■ r-,. IU m *i**r*l • *>**l» oo*••« mtnM.wiiilii.a. r ■»■ ■ THE WEBER, HALLETT & CL'MSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. Recorder ■ r. Cuh HUin-. Call on him tur Snt FRANK L. WARD. PROBATEORDER of Lha city, to draw tire p****ugor tram to Grand Rapid*. tar N. Y. It ia entitled ‘•Whimpering* of Innocence,” m J to say that it ia Lwuh/a/, but faintly *iprc«**i our a*an- May 15. ‘7t Chromo aK E. Church, on Friday evening of laat a Hasting! $■ Allegan. Get the Best -hs3 CITY <71 Oil Paintings CHRCflms iu! quit* lata. 3 s 0 1 rorthy of the UQ OOJIMERCIAL- BSICEt LEVI BROS., PROPRIETORS. A POSITIVE FACT. Carried. , . m , , Frid-iy nt la*t week. On* nt Knoxville. Here. Stranger4—There I* not ati .... By Aid. Ham*— utinti m the Chy of Hartlags that That rhe following Ordinance* a* re­ Malhi’nr* ; the other, (Jeorgo Driver, at ported by the Comruitt** be ad'jpt* 1 : ■nor. Heath A < <>, an Ordinanc* relative to Gaming, an Or­ dinance relative tu the Sabbath and atP0T' LECTURE flfitldn Nolioe. g ? SIMMO2STS <fc CLOUGH GEORGE WOOD ORGANS �SALE OF WORKS OF ART GRAND by ta* Lear,I »s above the. city «n tbe river, • a miles frinn the Qty HuIL I' 4i» * river frontage ef 1.8w Let, '. about ane-luurth of a I WELCH ids hof only a sutfiefoni water ml admit* of a very conoid■ drive aud ptoiiiou.ul >. A h*M lands next the r rare 1 DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS. A GRIFFITHS, Tf(e l\«rilBLICH|< N E -W OF MICHIGAN® CAPITOL EV KRY SAW W AKBANTKD. FILES, BECTI.NG ft MACHINERY <; ^e^"Ksssu'» 1.000 Premiums WELCH & GRIFFITHS B am of artificial takos a moat. adjunct to a piik, fo», Uutinp, and skaiting, combining u they , uv —o element of safety Io al) Miking i thia union of health and pkaiurr. Tho 1 main portion ot theae land* rises to a comndernblc altitude above tho river. — । upend their character*, enlarge or dim -1 the highett. it ii believed, in the vicinity ;. iuteh their power*, extend or limit their of the city, of the Canada atiorv. of boutidaric*, overrule their action when- j Brito lafe, and an uusurpMeed wafer' ever it is deemed unwise, impolitic, or ' view, nxtaadlng far into Laka St. Clair, j unjust, and cren abolish them sltogathur ’ During the Maaon of navigation, mv- in tho Legislative discretion-—< ■oley's ' m toe bay of New York, co antmatixl a Con. Lim, 101, 192, and uumerou*' water view ta nowhere else to be eeec in ' thia country. It may not be generally!j Upon the\j known that the vem! tonnage that!I following cs.se1_____ _ ____________ _ pane* through tbo Detroit River ox- ; In People vs. Mahoney, J8 Mich, oOO.. coeda the whole tonnage of the United where tb* ADtropolitan 1’olic* act of Staten employed in foreign common.-. ' Detroit wn« attacked, tho court mu<1 :1 By actual count made a fww yean ago | -The taxation under the net, it ia said, j it waa found that about 23.U00 water 1 ia really in the hands of a police board, craft poned the lighthouxes Un the St. |[ a Ixsdy in the choice of which tl»e jieoplo ofDetroit have no voice. This r.rguClair flats in a singlo waaon." About 300 acn-a of thia land-to fviMt 1! rnont is one .which might be pressed i aad second-grow th woodland, an al-,j upon the iegi-dalivo department with ! moat invaluable csmidoralion, nature'[ great toroe. If it .were tree in point of! having already made it what otherwise ■ fact. But as the people of DoUOit aro ; really reprw-entod throughout, the diftl[ cully augjoated can haraly be regarded , [ as lunduuK'nial. Ttiey were represent- ! j ml iu the Legislaturo which passed the । act, and had tlm iw proportfonato ; vwico there with tbo other municipalities । in tin- State, all which necrivo from tli-xt I body tlieir power* of local gv.vi-rtsnu.-ut, ------------------------ B-------------- are savetnl kind* of soil, buf tiio largest' and such only m its wisduins shall pre­ portion ■ * Mindy foam, valuable for —“----- uu< ’ ’’--------- «= -»• 1 roads and walks, a* well as park cul- ' They, wrtv rcpn.«rntcd to /hat I lure. whon lh4 pi<»etit pelico boon! witc Another most important fact MMciated j poinux] by it, and tho Gov with this location, and with no other ' or. w'uo ia licn alu-r to fill vacanciv*, proposed lite, is its half isolated poai- ( bu clxwen by tho Stalo nt lntv>’. to®— tioo, occupying as it dore laud* jutting 1: ing their dty. There ia nothing iu tho out into or between the river and Lake i Bk Clair, and outside the line of com- I mareial traffic. It to not now, and never | rill bo, traversed by rmr great railway ■ or highway. Even Jcffereon avonusrisl »o situated in its passage n< rum tho «ito I a* to admit of toe park being entirely i laturc not only has a coafro! in toia separata aud exclusive. All drivsw, | I respect over iou-rior m unicipa litta*, walks and bridle paths can l-e carried ; 1 which it oxervisns by genoral taws, but under tho avenue io aa to admit tho ' it sometime* find* ii necessary to interfpeet and uaobetructml votatastnication ' p-svo its power in »ik-nal cases to proven'. Iroru one park to th* other. A city rut!- |> uajurt or litirdenMuro taxation, as well way already run* to too r-nteranev uf1 1 ao to compel the performance of a (•!■• ir the** grounds—they having been choven i Lug rince as th* best adapted iu the ■ niburbaof too city for a (Wring park ' and fair parpoM* Ax a matter of g*n- payer before the passage of taws author •ra) areees, tb* |ritu-ipal approach in ' rring compulsory taxation. -‘The govsumtnor will 1m» the iirer. Hie city, ivi urtuu-'nt r-rovido* court hour.**, build­ now built, stretchV* its length along too ing’ for tho seminaries of instruction. ■ river a distance twice or four timvi it* j >d srhubwotne depth. Tbo mars of tbo dtirons live, therefor*, at short d'»!anc*s from tho TUB THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, Boston, Maa*., & Detroit, Mich. Crsyes. Drswto* «r Use flew - -—a—............. . Tbs CstTsrt Llthocspblax Compsnr ot Petroll. sr. ao< P.btabi.M . spto.dil T..M1 Utaf^ -f Ujw lb. worr. Profesiojial ajid 6u;I The New Capitol and Grounds, wantih1; ....*'ssSus AOK. xlciiWfca! 55,® DOW OF NHHS! ‘Iff'Si'..' Jo Cask. n«*i taut. S»4 Fefwesl Freyerty. la •■’•••to frees H la H.0OJ. $23,900 in Real Estate I $3,000 IAMBS VICK. K«U*l*r.N«w Y» 10,000= wra= CHANCERY ORDEft. FrATEUF MICHIGAN, 718 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS tas Pnf. EOWLER’S GREAT WORK , "W'ltieiitkHOI-OH :se££::~ °r Hr*,c‘ /•v/Xr The Crownine Triurn ph is e in Cash! $6,565 in Personal Property usr UalMUi C*u*«s ornju. U..U iM.tur, IS |£ lUIui .{a2knSfte&t. W4T ilioutniit kail's Paradei Seiiut Mate. •tat ICXA.Xm* LlI*«U»o- DOISTT A NEW BOOK asssstv Be Sre«lvrd.bwi tor eoujUa. esM*. svtv ihr.-st, boarxans sad bienaMal d.tfieultlee. u>< ash. BiMimnwi WELLS’ CARBOEIC TABLETS mini v. nuns,». j. ran ern Gant Carriage & House ■> A I' X? m -v KT /"> Banners, Streamers, and Political Caricatures Painted to Order. . WOODEN BLOCK LETTER* , Iwuefita and pleasure* to n jiaik visit. The park dock wuul.l bu nlu> used for landing material required in th.' itnl^ovDtuent of the park, and in building tho new wntar work* and reservoir*, •aving, as compared nith the cost ol transportation to nn inland rite, vitxu-, in tliu course ol years, greatly i***cning the coax of thc-e* works. Tns princfplo sz SS/srCE’.xl:! =-.-,,iSxntt‘js?nrwa • aS -w.Un.nuO. .-ona« («n ■ I*artieutar attarition paid tu (■lass Show Cards. SHOR.ETS or Ths__ CONVENT UONFESSI ONAL. however, ap[»er a liopuLr doeirinj in thia State. At the ume lime it tn. been very equitable and practically met in thia case. First, tho land* have been offered iu cuntaact, tr> the L'ark UommiMknem. lorn pn<k nt pric*. for twlow ‘.heir marks! value Second, par­ tian owning adjototog pnmert here sab-' acribed MIS,<XW with which to purthnw BY JULIA McNAIR WRIGHT. LANGLEY DICKINSON Htutinge, Kept. 1«, 1872.—tf “jasi; Dr. Crook’s Wineofi; r. \k IO YEAKH Public Test DR. CROOK’S $5 to S20 uated to th* eity for park*purposes. In addition to the forgoing, tbn tnrrilarr surrounding die proposial park bhnll. by the terms of act, be anncaod to the eity bvfcro its mririsions are enforced or executed. This territory has already pdi* of ths upon it rMidencea and manufactory-■ is, at the g— __ __ ___________ „ worth from 81,000.000 to 82,000,000, all . «x>urt end tribnta freta a continent, her this must be taxed at occo for its pro­ petition, bearing the name* of no many portion of th* eapensea ot tho city gov­ whoso inlelhgvnco, <ndture. wealth, ernment together with tho city’s pros­ rank, umlpublh- worth ore written all ent inJebtadnesa. In the argument: over tin- city they buildod, fxprreeoa a I prayi-r that aliouM bo grantid. Your committee, therefore, Uavo directed me to report back the i'ark bill favorably to the Sennt- without amendment, and in the locatum of porks to-other towns ia believed. The surrounding prun*rty would then be appreciated to doubhi or BEST THIH6 II THE WEST quadruple its piownt value, and in­ moo* relatively the amount ol' tax.-w AUhlMD. Topeka 1-. Santa. Fe R. R. produced by it The statement that the mare location of the park, without U* improvement, MILLION ACRES will not reeult in increased value*, is also THREE .Sitnatfii in and nntr IA- JrLtac.n a fallacy. Th*/art *Zm« that tho park; ha* been legally located, will at one* doable the pace, and hence, <ir*at-.d value of th* surrounding property. The । rity ha* now, practically, no public grounds far the people. • Locate tlx Hamtramck park, open it to tho public -n the avenue and river trout, bnng it! within th* control and protection of the <ity poliea, end its driving 'cottne, its, open spaces for ball dubs and drill; grounds, its 800 acre* of forest end woodland, its pure air, ils extended; views, its rural charms and natural nt- '■ trac-tions alone, without to* expenditure ot a dollar in improvement, will make : it at once tbo j-ulat rewrt for tlie j-oo- ’ pie. For th* ffrit time, thna, in it* history will the rity have provided ground* j dedicated to the use of the public, where henceforth th* picnic party,-’ the public and Sunday-ecbools, al) the children ■ who work or study, can go and breathe j pure air and gather instructions from i thadreee, birds, flowen, river, lake, and j rivulet —God’s tutors— too much noglr.-. tad by the over-worited, over-rtudivj. . over-crowded children of our citie*. 'I’ll* arsa included in the prop-**-1 WINE 2829 dr. wrtsorrs_____ EtogQMBM *lmtlnr prenarna. Uoc Crcr ottered the public. Il !• rich In the medicinal qualttca Of Tar. «nd uasqmlsd lor diaeas» of the Throat and Lunp, »rirrnfef lb* no* reanukabi* rars*. •ongtis, Colda, <Yvron Ic Congha. OPIDM COUGH MIXTURE. BLACKSMIT ILAVIM Umrerei u ar *re sum*. I e<n>id *** rwrstuxU ■Ssts&Jy I; k» tom proaocnml a specific lor Inina ccaplstnia. MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS. EXCLUSIVELY’:^ SINE’S the most Extensive ;K.'T. I MOM in lbs viirld. tirxliKur batisr wnik ■< I 1 Ism cost then other* im posnW*. For pains in Rroait, Side or Back, Gravel or Kidney DLieav, Diseases of tho Erinary Orgniw, Jaundiceor any Liver Complaint, It Ii alio a superior Tonic, Restores tho Appetite, Strengthens tho System, Restores the Weak and Debill tated, Causes tho Food to Digest, Removes Dyspepsia and Indigestion, Prevents Malarious Fevers, f Givei tone to your System. TRf DR.CROOK’SWDiEOFTAR FURGUSON'S WONDERFUL OIL ! 00787026 Sdii Silter aid P WORM CONFECTIONS Swarf’s H Price Fixed"!-S;.E_”gXr j&NTESPtltSE. nssi «J Ml/ bwi ■.Marini ul >n»rkMMb>p. Elustrated Catalogue and Testimouial Circular, with important information about Organa which may nave pinchesera from disappointment in purchase of inferior or worthier* Instramcute or । payment of high price-., sent free ■ Gold & Silver ■MSUBB YOUR LIFE Tie Iitul Life Iinmct Cmjui, DENTIS Natliille. OKAND, KAPltat............ LARGEST anil STRONGEST Michigan Ex MN & HAMLIN ORGAN CO, Assets over SJ6.000.000. Ml® is about 8,000 acre*. Thia, with ns' lactation and buildings,-to edlmal-1 nt 82,000,000, which, long before the maturity of the bonds will equal t2", 000,000. The assessed u* valuation of i property to Detroit to abooi Ml par cent., of its real value. Fortv per eent at 820,• ow.000 Memo,boo. Threaten* per cent, which to toes than tho city tax. I w-mJd ytoid 880.000 p« annum, which; BOILER W0RK8. FOR SALE. PURIFY YOUB BLOOD. [COMFORTS | PECTORAL SY' liU I> Consumption can be cured. German Bcmedy DR CROOK’S mturor POKE ROOT. IF YOU W � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-03-26.pdf e8d007e105e31f2656e08ad7aa5d885c PDF Text Text The B\|<|I1R. 'Tbo wealth ha* l-KMl always _____________ vol, xyii HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26. 1873' Card?. Mwwl ! potirn. FARMERS ! Greble & Russell RUMS ELL Beh she had brought I might follow them, iriw at tho hall 1 ‘t winder wdnder whether whether I shall reach Lome ng ou with my shy safely, ho muied, ly,'’ bo mused, hoi holding it white ho , white th* whisper- looked cd round in tbo the ddarkness. ‘Nina, JUDGE HOT—A EKPLY- OLIVER juet oataule tho porcb, and bad stopped i awsred me. iug tluir ton ig the .oft, white he was gvnsrally very grn-; Our wreath, hs had raid— Mara's aad eloudt; bat all th* joyua mu■ ; prahap* bec*<uo b* did .ruins I I thought it looked Jovely even Oroaomyroof: perhaps ba-1 among Eleanor's rar* and brilliant flowM so grand and handamne j ora The ehildren and I—reaching tho coma. Slowly there crept to my feet the loa^tlionipg shadows of the winter, whose coming I sorely, dreaded. PLOWS! Bffl ----------------------------------------------- auu 1 had just brought into the church ing braid* tn* in ibo twilight, with that. porch, bringiag in tbo. ChristmM. sou.... >oy test armful of glistening hoHv litllo unite upua hfa Up* with which hs shin* on thato.faM*. Old — • Mrs. Gatto1 boughs from tbo porch. Under the so often spoko tome. «If so. let fas ramo at teat, on Mark's arm. and ana eke an* I palpi! stairs rat Eleanor, flowing fatten ’» arm, hang it before we art shroud*! in utter | stood a moment just withiu tho door. We ask you to take it / O1V bn^Lluat, and th* sbultowi and th* curtain* drawn. Mar u C. G. HOLBROOK. WM IE HAYPORD TerLaps,'I said. tofaMag «ato th* fire, Marq would do.’ Dreamily, in ht full *nd partect ■If she k*nw him well aha may ha beauty, the summer follow*! j on all guessed if,’ my mother added gently. the land lav ita fltthing, ra.liant amile : yard nfter Eleanor had left the church, ‘ Mering back into the light, my cheeks but through three long bright dayt he uad.I know that Marq. Grollo (bi. ’ burning, 1 stood and smiled my, teat noros was niallv Mnrotin. Im! n-n nl. > ...I —w-M. ___ Invite your special attention to the " WUlUHTk HOLBROOK. NO. 48. How different! TRIAL Mani. aver as I stood rotting a moment near Lor. Hhu wet talking to papa qu'ietlr and rapidly as ah* worked, but I did not follow her. Now and thou I hoard •chasubles,’ tunictee,’ ‘ulbr,’ baretta,, -_4------- -------------- |pjx>se h# With this Guaranty. W3f. H. HVRtlHCR. ‘SJ^iEiiJM" “* **“**• ,'w* That it will EXCEL any and ALL Flo., .i in the following points : 1st. spoke at tbajall; artistically I will put it up., day for every age to uomo. And tho. I stood at thr foot of the little tedder. । gted words of tho na-hom Sited the a kite th. childreu, who had finished | church as if wo too. in joy and thanks- the long whit* scroll. their task, gathered round. When tbo : giving, would join tho angels* hymn to wreath was hung he stepped down dav. ’ among ua, and—quite unconsciously, 1 v.— . • think—laid his hand an mine as bo i looked uo el itthis task so light to mein the years gone 'The flowers look very commonplace by- I would think nons out hapnv ft,...-!... ■ I braid* Miss UXeird's,' I .eid, with a er came to iu on ChriattaM-day until little eteh. evening, at>d I nspodsdly wondered I Ho iauzhcl—the laugh deepening iu when —a* be shook hand* with us all— । his eyes as he turned end looked into my ho wished us « merry Christmas, for­ , face. getting lie had dona so early it. the •I think Miss M'Lain’.'s garlands are I as like herself as Miss Callaway's garI lands are like hareolf, My Cogers could not weavo a wreath of here.' apooh~insj rather nervously. 'Air. Cslte•That looks pretty now.’ I raid, sbll way, what do you think has haprientd F liaii r‘“n’ *or*!Jr against tny I looking up. I of couree papa raid be could not I "It fa our railier. How . think st all. •Who made tbo wreath that hung ■ fang will it ' ‘Old Mrs. Duscari bra died at • Tvr‘Only <rrf put in Torn, quay, aud—end—teft me Iter hair.' practically | ‘Nonsense!' paao said promptly. •Indeed,, ftir!' laughed Marq., tun! ,‘You joko too gravely, Marq? may I inquire what Christmas you al-1 'But it fa not a joke, air; it u* a yita-i i hide to f Now, Nina, is there anything j pfo faet? ’ I Ills* for mo to do iu Ibis way f I -But she lias a son, Mr. Gotta,1 b-gan T think not.’ ■ Tom. staring into Marq'a faiw. i* b coming d.,wn t„ But though the children vent homo | <N*. bat her husband had one? betakes ]<awuin then, we two still lingered there, white ‘And site has left her hnsband'a the brilliant Jrauvitr aeon*, upon the . n(W lth array UUUl from UU( her (lUSUBU.. husband's U1WUU a ^nT eastern window ctvw more and more I I arkod. breatliiag breathing very quietly. quickly. I real as tbs light faded without 1■ Marq Marq simply simply answered answered ‘‘Yea. Yea.’’ without ’ ■! have one thing more to do, you 'looking '‘ ‘ at mo u ‘he spoke ! know. Marq, J said, aa tho choir cams •riiuecsthat Quarrel, nearly twenty ! iu. 'We have to ring th* anthem over years ago,’ be added, as papa questioned It w^l?nin with lean draft, and turn u deeper and wider fttrrow. 2d. It will do belter work and will not clog, the standard being curved and the beam higher. 1 3d. It will last more than four times as long as anv other plow, as it is rihill<u1irharder - ! tluin tempered steel. ’ , 4th. It will scour in clayey and mucky soils where a steel plow will not. ! 5th. It is easier to hold being a Center Draft. ,ul 6th. The points will wear twice orthree times as long any other. OHS. J. M. k JOHN* ROBERTS ALSO THE CELEBRATE South. Bend Wagon! fizl’ ’M.TS ! At Factory Prices. T. IL DIAMOND. Salt! Salt! Salt! MILO T WHEELER. J. P. ROBERTS & VROOMAN. ._ CO FARMERS fflanlnsr Machine. II Ol s. w 11. LI AMS- fc COw Look to your interest and purchase your Halt ut*thcT>l(l stand of right I will eland here and , listen.* ' The singers lighted the candies on they tall ma? * ; the organ, and beat over thorn to bring •And the will l» valid r i their light opon the musia; but I know TWF-pcn, i the graud old anthem well, sud stood own. to Peru os she won d? DRUGS where you know you get none but the FIRST QUALITY. BLACKSMITHING. PAINTS & OILS what life 1 asked you to ■ » ? Could I offer myself to xi ms if I Marq. presently. ‘Has it tried you love, my darling f I did not answer that, but shyly took my place bnforo the top tray. •Ah, little Nina, it Is Impassible that with us that tbo Priory ought to be ocraided. It is the only hoa*v in the' neighborhood which I visit- Now 1 church, and I carried with m- the flow­ think ?' 1 inquired. Soltool Books Ji' Stationery tfito o/fy qooos i/t C/totf s took my hand* in *1 said I should co 1 Christmas night? •You said so, but n ■ Often in the time that followed did I im interrupted. bauds were tight upon the rails, and my sadly remember how heeiih-sely I had •Old Mr. Duncan was entirely ruled tongue felt hot and dry. sung the comforting words that night, ' while 1 watched his listening figure. there, Nina T . I rank was drained in the village, and • io and I — walked on — togeth‘How very decidedly you shake your ’ Miq ,—r l ..... ......... slowly e — a---- i ■ uoi uaio er auwn ths qutel tens, the darkhen of that would will it awar from hia ■ the Christmas night deepening am! j my fath.r said. ' ‘Why, the dMqwtung, and no star ynt ronluring narno aud the estate have gcrao Another out into Jho chilling air. Yet wo lin-1 f,)r two hundred years.' * gen'd at every step, thinking nothing of >; .rej t.-izhllTVfMT GOODYEAR «fc BARLOW mure bright and tender lliam it used to over toy ehair, while I first looked an- Medicines BE3SMER, HEATH k CO. formidable children'* tea since he had •There it no difficulty in deciding UI was wrong in her mind,' said my ithar, gravely ’Hew inveterate mad Cheaper DENTIST • Mrille. liciitai. unconditionally'to her. Ute will never oven mentioning his only eon; but Man) wan telling ma other things—how Mm Duncan always sought hit advioo now on the most trifling matters of bua- PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY J. S. GOODYEAR &, Co. BECKlPTS. Srltri Jitorjr. Marq f asked Elsie, raising her small Inquisitive faov, and trying—as I think were all trying—to rend Mnrq’t Espfi EttLHaM JDlfi B, 1871 MBS DBS CAN 8 WILL- herhick. THE MIST MT IT HfflW! Gold & Silver Watches Russell & Navins What is it ? EtM film aid Plate* Van, LEE REED’S Trip Hanunor. Swsrfs H°TEL, HAMMEIlKlt. Michigan Exchange, i — ° Immense Stock k’ra, My “Trip Hammer, " with which I make Irons far BUGGIKK enable* roe to sell Bunrira so LOW m Io DEFY COMPETITION. ° PBIfflfflBE , . r ’ Single scat- Baffios as Loib as One Hundred DoIiai'M. One Hundred n.n<l Twent j ~flve Dollar*, Fall The little church tlamb. high upon don't tbeyr I asked. the hill at CroMtnytocf. It fa not a handsome church at all, nor curious, nor famous; but I lore it dearly, as I ought to love it, having lived all my life in its very shadow, ani listenix! within ite-old lbs pure white flakes clung delicately am a very rich man, Eaie darling, hut the dark old wood-work. How enld t and vary thoughtfully, and they fell up- lira among tueb beMtiful flornre r Would it make Marq hoppy I laughed too. sanctified it lends with him eldest daughter, of course th* chief of J ful scenti tlie work and of th* pleasure, fall u;>on : like your me. The children (I mean my brothers j enure* 1 and sisters) helped me always, and wo ' with me. banquet ball of that hip already, pa said laugh- which had arranged thorn : * flirg^ nil about tbo cold, and . . .... _ jptetnly as th* now filled the Winter Goods. £2 . —---- -------- Jslk*d a stooping, sun-baniod g< ntloman. with gray hair and a faro lined thickly by □f Stepney r Chnatmaa-etay were gone. I had tiug my chickna« too noon. Never fire in my bedroom, etao I Ihink I sb I! I feel that I shall win nooera at Ladies will find almost everything usualiy.kept in a Dry Good* □ is the one great hope that loads me on. CALL AT JOHN STANLEYS Pure Wilk and Licuors von aicnicixat. runroHKn. | Batt, Caps, CMG Baft td Stes often glad that we were in the church »t a Buggy far so small nu lunount of money. J do not Intend to loose Ion as a buggy builder by selling a ixxrr article. Mu Wor IF YOU WANT Jthfve«*«nt ------ to Warrant Good! 'Nina, a merry Christmas !' bugry, and they are: A Good AXLE, Tbo grratosi of all 1. the WHEEL, Prices Guaranteed. J. L. R^ED HASTINGS MARBLE WORIS! u. I Axil firm handupuu them, . failure. Of all the B. F. STEIN HOFF J. Cole & Son, * xnan, MONUMENTS HKADMTONl®. TABLE TQra MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. ITALIAN Sma! mttaial UDFUltffi, ere coiuitrueled in various parts of thw bte. and to add to th* inkixioetoa ef M, and continued fcr a cottplo of bourt. Now Farmers, I —___ Tyndall wore givan, a*, the rate of fifteen deUns a ticket. For nearly a week the lord of the manor, with £3,000 a year; mine £300. night—on Chrmimoa night Ah, little Nina, let it be kind. 1 have loved you k iul S10.0W. �fht^ntHiran^ttntifr. Election Notice, ' th* written teitimonials of twenty -sewn Senators in frrur of his eppointmant by tbe I’residout. stories of Boflulo licuting, adventuri­ i John Goforth Esq., an ublo and *x- sm-tug the Indiana, and the peculiari­ । perienoed tawysr ef Philadelphia, has ties of the country which ray friend i boon oonhnaod as Assistant U. R At­ John was well posted in, and rotirod to torney General in th* place ol CoF Wm. bed in our wagon about mhlnigbt, and McMkbeol who ie installed in the oBc* slept soundly until I was uwak*n«d at of U. 8. District Attorney for tbe east­ daylight by the gabbling ol Wild Gee so ern District of Pennsylvania. From long jiersoaal knowledge your curre*pondent can say of Mr. Goforth, that ho journey and a* I looked over those is an able sad worthy gentleman—the beautiful prairie* gently rolling, no right man for sueh a place. hill*, beautiful road* nice a* plank, nil unsurpassed by that of any country, Senator Conkling mad* a model climate delightful, every body I saw in speech la tho Senate on Wednesday good health; I thought surely Iwo an. and Thursday on th* subject of tbo res­ heme* for all’ utssurpa.Kxl by any cjuh- REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET Isaac p. cnumANcr. KlWABU C. WALKK axDUvr cuMUt When the telegraphic synopsis of tho inaugural address of President Grant reached Germany, that passage therein which expresses tho confident conviction that all the people ot tho earth are drawing nearer so republican institu­ tions, excited tbe wrath of some of tho monarchical journals, and one of them exclaimed, tn its rage, that diplomatic relations should immediately bo abeu- olution declaring tho scat of i4nator Caldwrfl vacant In power of logic and strength of language it waa perfectly Wulistorian. After laying down the principle* by which th* Senate waa le­ gally bound end limited, denying tho right of tho Senate to question th* motire* of Stat* legislators in giving their votoo for U. 8. Sonatore, and contend­ ing that therein th* State Legislature and the Stat* Courts in tho absence of any act of Congroa* conferring tho spe­ cific jurisdiction elsewhere, hav* exclu­ sive jurisdiction in all questions of bribery of their own members ; ho avered that Senator Caldwell poaseswd eve­ ry qualification into which th* Senate had a right to inquire. ,He received a majority of the votes atet by the Legis­ lature of Kansas, and the election was conducted in tho place and manner pre­ scribed by law ; tbo votes were honest­ ly counted and legally returned. Ho had sat in th* Senate and exerdsod all Exacuthw was guilty of such insulting remarks. Of course th* German Guvernmont cannot bo held responsible for this unseemly ebullitwn, and we only at* it a* another Mridenco of th* feel, ings of alarm and aversion with which our Republic is regarded. hr n over ws* elected at all, and in fact Since the war, Prussia ha* become an there Lad been n-> election for Senator, absolute miiitarr drapotism. Tho gov­ and that tbo scat which Mr. Caldwell ernment ha* interfered so fur with the has been filling ha* been vacant all the time ! He exhorted Senator* to keep which published to* alteration of th* within the law and not to transcend it ou account of sympathise and emotion* CITY City Ordinances. OF HASTINGS SATITRDAY, APRIL 5th* 1873. From 8 o’clock, .4. -If, until 8 cfdocJc, P. M.. Sxrtx. JtasT »«■»»-•••*--"ACertter MOI. J.fere>«Mre^.iwa»4« rfTtera^t*Bl«*e. 3Hied K.rsr Vsttey Bsllrni UvpoL First Ward. Alehin Edwin Adams Josntt Hauer Cha* H Hnrtou ChaaH Hasting*. Wishart's Pino Tree Tar Cordial. ATURK'S GREAT REMEDY HstongS Max rnuip First-Class Instruments. Cn ■' IteTrantarUMlth. Ut IU rtn*u •lull idMlvsawk I. m th. On am iUII (ran U»<* UmvsIHv >»us •■4iuu ki> Sigi fn- 1 so trw* til** Io Ua> atU url rt *• w-4«n New Scales. Lewis Henry C I-emni Ell McMurry Lafnyetl McElwstu* Delos New Styles. . Very Low. tb* United States os a great potion Hotchkiss John and whatever may be tbe wrongful in­ fluence uj>on the Legislature, 'die set is his own. lie intends to do it, anti it cannot be set aaido. Ho said if the question wtis one of expulsion it would bo governed by different principles, and tbo jurisdiction would be unquestioned. A POBI Month 20th, J87H. * At length the suspense is ovor and the new national Cabinet la (imply a rosppointment of the old by tbe substi­ tution of Judge Richardson, in place of . k lUsoix It«a*iiS*d_—_____ • tk« rrvpyc SHUIU «t *11 r»MM i r» jmoti l-n at mail rMstaler iBts-lKM 4iM«*n. to tk //annas Abram II Zfeyfotd »m JI Huny Heury IT JZowre James M Myers Wm Manthall Arthur Marent Barclay Mann LcviO My«r» Joeepii Maynard James W Mayusni Myron H Minkler John F Min.lv John MyrmWni II Tig Piae Tree Tar Mai, Great American Dyspepsia Pills, J/anee Daniel JfeNair Fredctipk I Muury Joeee JTcC'-iy George -VcQuoen Oliver JA-fo'llan George // H.usJu^U McGraw Lewis ■Main Francis Jfsin Fred .Wain JJarvey P Mann Levi 6 Newman Win Nodiuu Andrew Norte James Northrop C’fasrlre U Otis J.arnb Odell r£ra Pewors JFm E 1‘owere JT’m JI 1'mton Bony T K Parker Nelson Phillip* Traverse Phillips Leander Parsons Ephriam Sr Farter Erasmus D Porter I!<>l*-rt B I’nckel Jfiltou Ibuscns Epbruun Jr Hobinson Geo 11 Roberts Gurdon Ramsdell Edward 0 Ramsdell Alfred A Itolfc J/icksou //' Roberta Jsmos P Ruseel Julius Iluforu John Rower Augustus Rock Adam JI R-*d George M Rich Jason Itenki* George Sheldon Fhitn A Hwin David H Stephen Sarsaparilla Jooe« Morgan Kuhlman Keubln Kittfsbury Hlrsni Ksnfodd lilram J M*ttr.Hc^l Myers Joseph McMurry Msdtaon Mixer Ly man X Moon Byron eats;' tooted, b a just tribute to a werthv and able man wboee faithfulness to ecnvicI left Topoka un tbe Santa Foe B- R, iioaa of duty lost him his seat in the paaeed through a^liMntifel country, and tfewst*. Your’correspondent fans little a groat many flourwiring towns along aequaintanoe prewsnoliy with the new |be Jig* of tho road; a good farming Aamstaat Secretary, bet will continue country with c*m*>diubUe timber, an abundance of coal, and as good stone quarries a* tiiore is to be found in any country. At Newtoa, I took tho branch road that rune to ton sty of Wichita, wlu*h is a place of four thousand inbabstMta, sod it ie a woodor to bsfodd. Three year, ego fest fell the flrrt hoowi was built, and now to aee th* immoo** store* filled with goods; tho big hotels. Smrth Pbineae Sortwdl JFm A Skinner Albert Swin Jnmee A Hartwell JFm »’ Standley Frank A Fourth Ward. tiudlJcss* C Tongate Edward Taylor E-igunn A Tomlinson G01irg>, Tinkler ffm Tinkler Thomas Throop Arem-mous ’ Piarte WHOLESALE <fr RETAIL^ J E W E L ER'S ! Tbo LARGEST and moat complete Jewelry Store In tb* West, with tbs flat*! Htock ever brought to the City. Marble Honrv Marshall Gongn Myer* W m H Mnut Jacob Malfory Edwin IT Cedar Creek, Haren'Ji, on* day. 1 Johnstown, Doty School llnmw, April 1st, one day. Hickory Comers, April 21, ono day. Hastings April 8tb, and S)th, Court House, two days each. Woodland, April 10th, one day. Kashvilln. April 12th, one dav. Middleville, April 14th, two days. Assyria, April 17 th. two days. i shall iadsks U *arl««J Srjtrssyzr:! -Johnson i: Co’ <My New* Depo Kimble Erastus . Kinfold Frank Kl-qipcr Christopher Lak* 2feury ' Lathrop Mehiah J WORM SUGAR DROPS Frairie Stat*. There seem* to b* a desire among a greet maay in this vicinity un account ot our long anil severe winter Haskins H'm IT Zferiow Elwia U Z/icks R~m F Zficks Charles 2T Hoonen Owen Howard Frank Jones Henry B. F. NORRIS & CO Second Ward. of Washington ha* been settled by rain and there wo no longer hare tho blind­ ing dost-freighted winds which mar the Warepeat it, that forms are only delightful climate of our city during shadows iu ths absanoo of the substantc; and that tbe Prussian Parliament is ab­ solutely powerleva, and ha* not a ccn•tabdo to Jenfctco it»J will against ths crown. It is, therefore, only a debating school, whoso deliberatfous tbo govern­ ment wilt adopt when tbo results are ucoi^itiLls .[and, an a matter of exped iEditor Bivxxs: A* a great many « ncy, tbe government is too wise to pick are making enquiries of me and ore a needless quarrel about minor matters. anxious to know about th* country, tbe But whenever th* Emperor desires the climate, the soil, the times, th* proepct* adherence to a certain .line of policy, in tbe State of Kansas, I concluded I tbo chambers must either yield grace­ would write eoaie particulars for gene­ fully, or they will b* seat home and ral information which may interest disciplined like unruly school-boys. ' those contemplating] to move to (hat to find a home in some mm* congenial climate, and 1 being affected in the same way and coming out almost wintor-killed this spring. I therefore took a trip to Kansu to so* too country and what 1 thought nbotii~ making that State my fntur* borne I left Hastings, March 10th, enjoy­ ing a ride in my sleigh to the DiqxX, with good winter weather, and in two days time waa enjoying warm, pleasant wca'her, nith th* *i>ring birds merry songs, children barefoot in tbo streets, door* and windows open, farnwr* plow­ big and sowing, making gardens, sot­ ting trees, all-alive and busy as we are in May. How strange it all ecemed to mo. I went to T<qwka, which is a beautiful new city, where old ‘'Subsidy ssjj Pomeroy received hi* cheeks for private life from York, and now be is familiar­ ly known through Kaunas u old “Sub­ sidy Pomeroy.” But I will Jot him pas* by saying that the people *f Kan- ; so* rejoice to know his power for evil In ■ too politic* of that State is forever end- 1 U arcroom, .Vo. 2o8 Greene, near Eighth. St., S,,X,i5T.-u’kt! waktd into ontrgelic activity, and are tten or ptnonntl cf tho cabinet on their requiring ail city improvement work part was inadmlssablo; and yet, th* not performed promptly and according to tho contract term* to bo perfected German press in America, denied by and pushedforward with dispatch. OUH WASHINGTON LETTER. Hossrd A Co, N to get th* Jtuup* ■ XCS; Tbo Grand Union Ball to come off at the inauguration ball room, under tho auspice* of the various State . Associa­ tion* uf this District on the 25th in*L, promises to be a groat success. intelligent men or or ascribing inherent power to tho Prussian Parlia­ ment, while, in point of feet, it is stm-. ply an aasociblage of persons who are (Mt mittad to advise tho government up­ on ouch measure* as tho government may lay before them, tut who must, upon all important questions, side with llio gorarnment er olso their advice is wonting New Prices. ■ cjunio against ihoso papers that dared to publish tho I*re*ul*nt's inaugural. While schoolmasters are starving ut I a salary of from one hundred and twen­ ty to two hundred dollars per year, tho private snldior ie three htmdred and twenty 1‘rusrian thaler*. Th* peace cstaldishment is fixed at four hundred tbouaasdmen, which cosfe ono hundred and twenty-eight mdlionx of t halon, or about on* hundred millions of dollar* in gold, besides th* extra expenditures for armament, fortification*, and the fH« liciLN NOTICB is hereby given, that the several Aldermen of the Several Wards, of Htetl-trnliou, under and by virtue of an Act entitled, " An act r?v v to P,,M,'rvo ‘bo purity of Election*, and guard against the abuare of Elec?™eArn.!,.cbl‘<7 •’/ “ R«xlstmtlon of Wectorv, approved February 14. IMO. a« amended by act li>l, Scwlnn Law* of 180J, appr.reedMr.rch S.1,1M»," will meet on Wellington city is truly a frostier city. You woolJ know it by. the Buffalo meat in market at two cents per pound, and robes at from ono to. three dollar* each, in short, here is all the evidence you can desire to txmvtbce you that you are away West on the frontier. This is on the Osago Indian trust lands. There are plenty of claims to bo taken; second han-1 land* c'.usp, a good pteco for a man to inveat moaeyr Altec (pending a few day* in WcDlngton, I turned tty face homeward, buying a Faairie Dog which I brought through with nu> crea­ ting quite a sensation among the pass­ enger* and nt tho Depot where I stop­ ped, all anxious to see tho little wonder of tho West New Advertisements. BACON <fc KARR’S 137 & 139 State St corner cf Madison, HOWARD Indies' Fino Gold watch.-. Gulti Opera Chain*. Diamonds, Silver Spoans, ta absolstley pa Gold Neck Chains, SilverVeet Chains Table Castor*. Cake Baskets, Hyntp Dishes, Spoon Holder*. Cap* and Goblets, Cord Stands, N’pkm ninPuWaiter*. Gold Ring*. ’ Gold Terth Picks’ Gold Watch Key*, Coral Bead., ’ Coral Necklace*. Coral Sett* and Rings, Brons* Omnmente I U<'ld Tbimbh-. Silver Thimbles, Gold Locket*, Shirt Btudds, Music Boxes, Q;ier> and if any ono M. Ml U the g]*m« Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. Watch material and Tools for Jewelers. - .. 38• C- r. NORRIS & co., 137 A in STATE STREET. CHICAGO SALT fcwpenllr prov SALT BARLOW & GOOD YEA. R k«ep . htg. wpply „r 8.U for .1 Uwen m.rk.1 r.ie., io troyediU rou their Brick Warehouse. at SB 6 nti id IB mt son ttai Salt Emi b nt Mkr. mor„„w ,0 denlrri >t a vance above Car-load Rates. sn)il] ai ' Taylor T Baxter tubb«- Water Iiime, DrJ. C. AYEF 4. CO., Lowrfl, Mm., •om* »16»,(XX> Any one voting our cty should call ati ur establishment and *xamin* th* cools. THE CHEAPEST PRISES IS OUR MOTTO . Third Ward. School books, CHICAGO Ohio limp, rve Lapstn r<Ws>tiD JJ! 04H L04» Wool, �bepublicax city caucus. K*Fi,bucMi B\|<aaq Regular mooting of tbe Common Council at tho Council room, Monday evening, March 24 th, 1873. Present—Mayor, Recorder, and AMs. llama, Jow»ll, Wooley Kontio'.J and For the purpose nf organizing an associatiou to purchase ground, and erect * Warehouse and Elevator, for the atorngo of farmers produce and such other commoditiM as may be doomed , necessary for fanners use, and to tanin­ , tain tho amno. Tho undersigned xubREPUBLICAN WARD CAUCUSES. Jxvibor* for the .tack of said assoeisifon Local lllwKS patice;. 1*L Tho name and titlo of this asso­ ciation shall bo. The Barry County Agri­ cultural Warehouse Assoreation. 2<L The place where it. Warehouse and Elevator ahall be located, and its . ypenitions of atorage and its cvnsxal , business cutxdoct*! shall be in the city of HaMinga. Barry County. Mich. j 3d, Tbo board of directors shall con­ j siat uf aoveu at■ cfchuldors who shall bo elected by a umjonty of tho stockholder. 1 of this association at a mooting to be _ ... i Hasting*. March 20th, 1873. Of Clothes if Bought from Mlnutes of previous msoting road and sjiprovod. Account of Wm. I).’Hayes, l?2y«ars salary as Recorder, 8125, was presented. On motion of Aid Jowell, the account wax allowed and order drawn. By Aid. Hama— Thst tbo resolution pamed by this Board, July 12th, 1872, authorizing tho Mayor to appoint a Board of Health bo do tiller into tbo following articles of __Nortcx.—Positively I.. must hare my accounts settled by May 1st, as I am going awny on account of my health. $3.00 to $10.00 SAVED ON A STTIT Shirts anc^Drawers 40 and Cents that other Stores' sell New Advertisements, Winter Overcoats all will be »old below Cost. Price ofOver- $25.00. $10.00. Fine By Aid. Hems— That tho Board proceed to elect *11J t a Physician, to.be a member REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES. fool Suits $12.50 to 20.00. Black cloth suits $12.00 to $40tho Board of directors shall direct. ' -lih. The capital stock of this omocuitiou shall be eight thoumnd dollars, to 0o divided iuto aSares of fifty dollars each; but tho capital rfiay bo 'increased if urcesaary in such manner as the stock­ holders shall provide. 5th. Each aharo of th> capital alack of this association shall ba entitled to ono vote, but any ono person ahall not acquire or represent more than ten shares of stock in this asnociation. tith. Tlii» aaaociation shall elect a Prmideat, Vire Preaid ent, S-crwrary. Trwuunr, stul seven Directors from among the stockholders otsaid asaociation,-annually, by a ■.najoritr vote of all thumemb.-r* present nt said mooting. Say man ; are you hungv ? Woman are von feint for want of food? Child do you want something to eat? If so call at 1* E Stawtfcr’s Eating House North Side State Street, where you will find eventhing in tho lino of eatables, only 25 rente per meal. 46tf Sail Ho.—N. T. Parker of this city will sell at low figures. for coal* or good approvsd notes : two good Mares, one weighs about 1200 lbs, tho other about 900 lbs, two Smgte buggies, two double buggies, two double and two single HarnesMi Hero are bargains for th«w wanting such property, that uro not often met with. Ctutt ttrlg. 45tf Goers, clerks anil agents of .th, a**ociation: to fix tho salaries to .be jtaid to ;them; to require bouda fur thorn, and I to.tlx the penalties thereof; genorally, to do and preform all tho acts that it may bo legal for a Board of directors to do under the mt aforesaid, and tbe general law, governing corpora'ious in tho State of Michigan, and they shall also have power to make all by laws that it may bo proper and couvvnisut lor them fo makn fur Hie gennral rogulatioti ot the buaiuoas of thi' association, and the managenwut and administration CuArrw Hanns, face, rough akin, v-iiuplus, ringworm, salt-rheum, and other eutnucouv affections cured, ami tin- skin nude soft end smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswell. Hazard A Co, New York. Bo certain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, as there uro many wurthleM imitations ramie A Ballot being taken resulted as fol­ lows: Dr. Wm. Upjhon, received ffive. Dr. A. P. Drake, received ono. By AIL Jowell— That Aid. Hams, tbo Recorder, and Dr. Wm. Upjohn, bo apjointed a Board of Hrahh lor I tic City of Hastings. Carried. On motion Council adjourned. fine English and.French Cass, Sults, Wl:.. made elegant goods and perfect prices $25.00 to 40.00. LOWEST PRICES IN» THE STATE Overalls 75 cents, worth 1.00. . Spring Over­ White regretting that wo have not a second Boutwell to plaeu at the head of I tho Treasury Department, wo uro rc| juiced that ho has been sent.to tho &>n। ate, whore his experience as a Cabinet | officer, his strength of character, un­ i qusstiuaed integrity, and oratorio! abil­ ity, will enable him to take a leading position. Wo hope the new Senator will daring 1 tho summer recifta, take up tho great ■ questions of the necessity and propriety , of extending tho administrative funcJions of tbo Federal Government, becuaso they cannot bo touch longer ignoted, dfel it is of great irnjortance ■ both to himself and the country that bo coats an inch to short> .but per flirt in every other way, they will be sold fonncr-price 510. and all wool Meltons, Light and Dork, HO. fonftcr price 81 (J. Boys’ nuitn •2.50 to 815.00 at the Great ONE PRICE the ]>eoplo from tho over-increasing en­ croachments of organised capital; regu­ lation* for tho bettor protection of pas­ sengers, and even cattle, on railways ; regulation of fares and freight clmrgoc 4.-<xiattou, subject to the restrictions i postal sarings banks mid postal tele­ and requirements and provisions uf ’ graph—aro endy a few of the. topics with law. 9th. These artfcles of asaocistion may be changel or amended at any time, by very soon deal. the atu'k>Ml.iera owning a majority of ' Very fsw public men bavo evot enter­ the stock of tha ns^-ciation.’ in any ed the So usto, whose political future mnnner not iiKunsiatant with |law. and : tho sicMik holdera or any tec. and two ‘ was regarded with so much hopeful in- ■ thirds of the rtockholdcro present, of tsteot as that ot Mr. Boutwell, aud wo the association shall provide after having fully balisve that tho just oxiwctaliun* rocuirod notice ot such su;q>o>>ed increase I of the public will bo tralix.-d, for he is | Y«4 Don, and wc have a Carlton in Fee Here. Stranger!—There la not an | Barry County. institution In the City of Hn..lin«n that I Rond tn the Bxjrxra office and got Is more worthy of patronage, than that I yuiir Election Tickets print-*!. Undo Eleaaar; call again when you I bavo n basket uf Bicenpplc- ; Hoy. Mason Allen, has notices in this I week's Bsxxxa. for delinquents to aetilo bargain. ScotclP*tweed Dealin; Clothing, House ! 3G Canal Street, ftyBe sure and see our name above the Door as other Parties Jealmis of our good name and immense business will represent themselves As our Store. not HkoJy to forget that tho welfare of *^‘.5; R. B. Wightrma Esq., is in this City llurrv C-runty was laycd oat In tbe for a short visit, and reports matters yuar 1820, awl attached to St. Jowph livsly Up fu Maa icwltu Co. County, for ju llcial purpose-. In 1830, Thu farmers in this vicnity are boon I it was attached to Kalamazoo County, to have a place to store thier wheat in and in the year of 1K37, was organizml. tbe futurr.-tilt such time ax they see Ct THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. Ata meeting of the directors of the ’ Kalanuuno, Lowell and Northern Mich. Railroad, held at Kala-noxjo on tho 21, | of this month, tbe President wa» direct­ ed to place tho surveyors on tbe line al | onre, with a view of locating tho line I 1838, tris 8729,531. Iu IMO the p.p- | from Kalamazoo to Iztwell, and the J The Elevator Asaricialfoni consisting ulatiup of tha rounty was 1078, a Very , balance of |)u> first asto-winent of 6 per of fanners, report good sueuM in getting ra^i‘1 increase from tbo year 1X30, when cipitai stock' subscrib*;;! I® |l»cir vhtur- the first , town meeting was hold, Mr. Furltor, inform* me than were not rotors i 1 We wonder whotlum the DOUCHE of our city and virinitl anything about btuldini Tn« Pramr and Sweetest Cod-Live r Oil is Hamed * Caswell's, nudo on the sen shore, from fre-h, selected livers, by Cmwc(1, Hazard A Co., Now York. It M.atisalutley pure aud sweet Potiouls who have nuce taken it prefer . iuto u'.l others. Physicians bare decided it superior to any of the other cits in mar- D. McOmbcr and 1»JC. Sanborn, of Baltimore, last weak jnircha>*.*d Gru heail of pure blood Durham ssttlv, two cows, turo at the Court Houm, oh Saturday owning next. Lecture |o commence a H o'clock. Tum out onorybody. See tho change iu Grfcble and Rus­ sell’s “Ad?' The am a not of btuineM ' done by a firnr is genenily indicated by ! iu liberality in advertising. A rare chance tn tiny Dry Good. cheo|»—P. R. Sabin * Co of Jackson, oro selling out tbuir entire stock at Grat coat They hnvn nn ininienee stock, sumo 8109,WO worth of choice good*, of all kinds, which they arc closing out. and if any onoi* inclined to visit Jack­ son, this » tbe place to get bargains. 1*. T. Barnum, notwithstanding his burn out last December, has n larger' and better show than odor before, mid will make n tour West again this, Bi Cixxm—In these day*, when tight bote, hot air, and sedentary occu­ pation*, cause the hair to full out, it is matter of no h^tle importance to know which of the hair profanation, are of oay value. Th* majority, a» has been frequently proved by the first dermatol­ ogists, or hair-doctors, poasess littla ar merit. Such bring the thtt, it is consolmg to tnow who are afflicted to know there is reaUvww yrerferfiMa, which is Tho fir*! town meeting was hsld at I ber. n> housa of Jana-: ’his, on tho S, W. _____ —----■4 of Sec-.2L and now I copy from tho • winter ol 72—3. is bound to be ' remembered Ur the people. Commenced ■ to snow about 7 o’clock Inst ■ vouing, and must have mowed alt night and very hard st that, as tbejsnvw thia tnuming ! meatunsl al-out l-tn-disa on the level, With all our skeptntan, w, arc willing to acknowledge tli-sro Am h.wn a winter i for a few months p,-u. and proaamo other people are willing to admit tha same, and te>jx> the Chirk of the weather will forgive our apparent previeus unbe­ lief, aud limit tho future snows of this Spring to about one foot Dr. A. R. Calkins of Allegan, diwl at that place on the 17th i»st Tho Ihictor was a Christian, a (jsnik-man, and will bo sadly missed by tbo people of Allegan. ' ___ _ 648^3539 Chromo ciry >'cMM (M wamUM ar, depot. Lcayitl's troupe of Boll Ringers, No. 3. gave an entertainment at Union Hall in this City, cm Fridav Evening of last week, to a large and appreciative andi. sure. The performance was good in every particular, and in some respect*, was far superior to any thing wo hare witnoessd in many a dar. Wo are al­ ways pleased to attend an entertainment where the performance is not only first class, but where tho artiste are gentle- rjratrAfMsft THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON. AND GABLER PIANOS. IM. «rr. W»orr. »■<* *»_*■*»■ la lee mU by as act U>ry are »:i Ural rlaa* leiuunasta is every rr.peel VERY RE.t«ON'AHLE TERMS ARE GIVEN. FRANK L. WARD May 15. ‘72 Hastings Allegan, hen's egg, measuring, 85-8, by fl 1-2 inches, nau weighing one quarter of a pound. We U-arn by the TiLyroyA, that a com­ pany of Kalaoiasonana are negotiating with Uw Plainwell propio fur the purchsac of a site on which to baild' a woolen factory. anil also bom Hope, jwrtniuing to tho ■ early History of tho said Townships i which will appear in duo time. By th* I by friands, keep on thinkbig. awl write I up all that is of internal, in you raspoctiro Townships. . Tbo call foe tho above meeting is not recorded. Tho necessity of the first esll I think given by Mr. Parker was that I Mr. Hill had m-Jtud into Kalamaaso Co., ami that Mr. Willie m Campbell, was inevmpetant to perform tho duties of Tho Complain!* pf disgusting odors ] and injuries effects produced by the uu j of I'aratino Gils on uiaebin-ry aro itsex-; jcuwsblo so long as tnanufactnroto na; I obtain the Bjknn and Tallow oil* made infoimatfou of any who may Iw dasirej by E. H. Kellogg, of New Yosk, at tbo! CMS of distributing tbo bible to tbe jeetitut? in thu County, that at a recent tn.-eting of the Exscut-vo Committee of tho Barry County Bitlo Snooty, it was voted to inatrvrt tbs Depository in Hatlings (J. P. Roberts*Co,) to defirer. ap«nk a littfe moro polite, and say, when called njxm, biblreand tretacMnu Joshua, if you <>u not oeaao ejecting the to royjxrasible parties, for diMribation to ■Olivia of the Virginia we*d upon the such, as are destitute, and ore unable carpet, I ahalfsimiaiator unto you & ■»- haring a civil dance, when six Irishmen [drunk) went in and kicked up a row. A fight ensued, when three of ths Lriahm.in caught bold of a German niuno-1 Goota. throw him down imd hold him, white the fourth Irishman cut bu throat, almoit eevmng his head from l>M body. lerof this City name to the conclusion on Monday last that hs had lived long । enough, end procured about fifty groin* of opium (so aura rumor,) which he took, Eruption*.—When t comment:*! uting King of the Blood, I wu trouble! with a ScroJnkms Emptier. <m tbe back of my nKk, axtonding to tbo back uf my aon. Il had sxiated for several months, slao the inside of my e«n, both bed been i aoro for more than a year, aud had rreia- ' tod all ottompiM ot healing (and they were many). I had tmd your tncdscinr ! bat a few month, before my nook and , rare wore enteroly well, nml bare not [ Harn to its yo ithful color, making it. soft, lustrous, and ailkcn. The ec-.lp, by its into, bee-wnew white and clean It rcmovei nil eruptions and dnudrafi, SBd,by ll» lomc properties, iirmcr.t* the hmr from felting ont, a« it stimu­ lates! and nourishes the buir-glunds. By its n.rc,lho hair grows thicker and stronger. In bnldnow*, ll rwtores tl.o capillary gl-vute to tlicif notma! vigor, ■nd will create n new growth, exct-jit In extrema old t>«e. It is the meet economical Hain Dnsxaiwoover tw*d, ■v it requires fewer opplfeatioM, cud gives the hsir a arilcntlid. ftteosT ttppearance. A. A. Ilnycv, 11.1), State Asmyor ..f Mxj.tacbuMttA says, “Tho conxtitaentv are pure, mid carefully selected for excefim-.t auaiily; and I •rmrider it tbo Biwt I’BxraKATio:.for its intended purpreca." £;^jggwaags= GEORGE WOOD ORGANS, fcuw i ES; raas i blbb, am is rasea JE» X uft. JNF O S . Ail tho shove «3pet>ar itutnssMata ere f<r safe uu by the HMUng, Ag^. ttm th-, a »»i»1 Tetssa and Tuu« ________ �wbv Aarnrrncamv 12,000.000 ACRES. 1 Consumption can be cured. Cauchy a CoX Column. I Thegreat German Remedy WELCH * GRIFFITHS, t> HUF»tOK*ToTtX WTHtRS r EVffKY HAW WAMKANTED. J, FILES, BELTING* MACHINERY unjitiiL btwiOT't wi CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, Hailag ubtaiael at IS* ArdolMt, Mr. E. E. Myara, Um Ueaft i.t Um CewrigM et b<a Fum G.p.« llnwing of lb. Srn Capita! ol MlaM*l». Th© Calvert Lithographing Company of Detroit. mm, who wm har.dacitia* and ureawd in tho Light el the foabioil. lightly towhod ‘ tbe eohrnry geutleu iu un the ahoaldar and aaid inquiringly' “Herr Buron run Weden FJ The eeated f-eatlomaa alerted ur. sud­ denly, and repliad disdainfully: “f don't know you, air." . “Ab, You don't know tne, Herr Bar­ on,” said the young man; ‘do you want ma, than, to have yoe nrreated ■« a thief? The middle age 1 mtn sprung to his ! feet, exclaiming i ■ - Up«a ll>. work, aad ar. new polishing a .phwliri Tialad UUMgraph of .WINTER’ The New Capitol and Grounds, SflitnMW li ifcastsalDflSIlEts ®^r£S^ ,ss ESSSfSt 100 Teachers or Students 55,55!) BUBS OF PBBBIS! 4a CaaK OmI Kalate aU Poaooal Proiwrlr. la airmail, tram »1 la (t,W. Tho young man', two fnnrf. w,„ about to interfere, but tho apecial polite- j ,.p«i, volo.ld’n.’w. as<l dvm7co.m Tb. man of tbe Bo wary garden atortMil up F-ai Eriiuas or»CO,vte |nai pri»i«l ia EegtiU Mdtedd. Woe murt not fight hwre, gxn- JAM£S V,CR ■Of ooumo not.* said bo who had boon addneand aa Boron von Woden. ‘Let' Awxxicxv M go to • more (rivete place, gentlemea.’ bo added to tbe three young mon. The party thea went t-> Hausera bar ! saloon, where a hurried oovorMtiun was | held at the end of which tho middle . IUxt> . Coax—pLxxm. ________ iB^SSSLS^ ——- ——' A WATCH FREE 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS rjffi" N. F. Bimlmi's biTeiMb WATER WHEEL. ‘s.iit;; ftred art fTerirenTraBjJi&efc OHmbmg,. wwltby l^S.n nobUman TUK LiB“B<T BTl>CK ” ' fortaoriTSuporior Presld.nt of the Fro- “ M'"““ T~ '* e”“vine of Poeun, intrusted to his nephew, Baron von Wedcn (a captain in the Prussian Uhlans) &0.IXX) thalers ia gold Io parehaao in Berlin certain bonds I Tho nephew met a number of fellow °ffi«>r», and they entared U(nB a carter of dissipation. On reoovoring his seaMs Baron von Wedea miwod 830,000 of his I .uncle's money. He resorted tu thn .gaming table with the bone of recover­ tag tho loss by hi« winnings. Hi» play' was disaatroiui and in throa days ho] had lata than 8300. Ho took tho first train for Hamburg, | and under an aj0me>! name sailed for ‘ Now York landing there on Doc. tin!:, with only ISO. Ho spent that in ■ week, and Uwsi began to look for employment. ' At length bo found it in Barnum's now: cireu.. He lined in Fomytb street, and frequented tho beor gnnlomi in thn Bow-; cry, And it was in Bowoty Garden that hi> wm met by ths thrwo young men. The ono who aceo.tod him was Baron Johannes Von Oldenburg, and hio com- ‘ nasions were two eotitins from Boston,; Bernliard and Froderirk von Luteoir. | They were looking fur tho Berlin embocalar. At Hau»er’» saloon tbo fugi- ' FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS. five Baron von Woden told young Herr 1 Ko af-nag la tevak. aa cattiag at uri>: chrap. 4am.b „rf aoalljr apalxri : bolda a«d> al •=• von Oldenburg that thu inault bo had । offored him could bo evwugcd only in] bloixL Tho reply w»i, "no olijsc-1 tiona” On tiatunlay muraiftg a duel was nr- ! ranged. As ox-coloael of a Now York ' cavalry rogimen!, an Austrian by birth, and now a down town corutnunuon mor-1 chant, contented to oct sonond for Baron I von Woden, and oao of tho Luteows acted for Herr run OldonLurg. Ilm woaruns wore Iro.-.dotrurd,. the place r<M auoeiri hr law aari en>v>l.d lw i» J J. VAXbEWALKEB. $23,900 in Heal Eatatc ’ $3,000 in Cash ! $6,555 in Personal Property. u. i. , “JteEZKJi.- »"• BEST THIHO IK THE WEST Alchi»ou. Topeka A Santa Fe B. B. S T HREEIHMILLION ACRES OV.I Iirar th Arlmuu ar.MSft i-jsrtfS'.—-...... * "•— "..•tAfctfS"'- > wiatnMliaa C«u<. »rn*a. Greta a..,krerr W K He*U .‘StsS'fcftru Failry, th Jyutl fertaa cf The Crowninv Triumph ■ M's Paratsi Seiiiiflata. tu. They fought for nina minufoa witb­ oat wounding oach other Aftur a ]>au»' of fire tninutna Uiu eunloat wna neutned, and Baron van Weden rwceirod a cat in the left cheek. Hero th« phyriciau InfotfereJ cud hpetiiito- cmaed. Tbe Barna was take'to Mobekcn. oad the . otbm hailily made their way to Now5 “tlaiU l‘plm.41.1 ' I «»riryl>ai>a>. •7ra>.Lll, mxI . >«4 Ikich >i» Bum PRATT, Ittt StmnT.TOEB.W. • CHIU M, fa. Alt II any th.rata, ah, lb. rf lk »<««« • h mid a.: I» rraaiad ■ Ae4 il l.-fartlxr ortai ’ rii*i"*«aia;r •F'l*’ UniorTi mi I lari'aa. an 1 th. MariM Ihapal hr .«•«<.M .arr.-fiM.rrtalate pwlriuaU la tL« IruH tUr.Hkaa Il.t.la. a •rwm.nr. rrLai«t aul «<r raltla,! ..i l Caualr nf iLrrr. fc. to. Dr. Crook’s Wino of .llBBKai; Public Test DR. CROOK'S WINE STOMACH BITTERS Ss»2gfW%r similar pretmrutton ever oilcnil tho public. It t. rich In the medicinal qtiulitlra ofTnr.ind enequaln! fardlacn*en of the Throat and Lungs, j-r forairg th. BoC ranark.Ua airra. Concha, Cold*. Chronic CongliM. 11 aSactoally am than all [$ Sewing Machine For pains in Breast, Sidcr>r Dark, Gravel or Kidney IHm'am', Diseases of tho Urinary Organs. Jaundice ar any Li ver Complaint, IS THE BEST IN THE WOULD. $5 to $20 BEHIND SCENES IN WASHINGTON. OPIUM RATERS Condition Powders! WUtolsieliMnHPrBlH. AKna It is also a superior Tonic, Restore# the Appclite, Strengthens tho System. Restores tho Weak and Debilitated, Causes tho Food to Digest, Removes Dyspepsia and Indigestion, Prevents Malarious Fevers, • t Given tone to your System. Till DILOIOOK’SWINEOFI Ail ‘NSURE YOUR LIFE Tho Ma’tal Lift tats Cnpaij, REJHUMS. SEW IWATOESi BOILER WORKS. Which we will Exchange for WOOD delivered nt our Foundry ; or WHITE 60,000 00 ' Assets over 850,000,000. IN. VALUABLE GIFTS ’ Ciauw. ASH, OAK « BOCK ElJI LUMBER ’’“"r t dtdivered there or at any Mill within . SINE’S ten miles of Hostings. tk*1 «n> »irt« K.‘tetH StS'T.E.'trctv"-“ lb. Millas Uf (U re. DW0B, HUffiUJ, S MESffi. ItFT iSuTEHPRI 1U merits bsre YT T.- <nel«l lb. Ar omuuI. fc.r people AY- 1Y. era tai iimlrni Mil Ikal it utfo trail. asfeelaed Cough and Cold Cure S,9A l,“** 0<x4F*Xn‘/ UUOI CXBCL-TIOX SXfSBifcsss.-ft: 1. w. vnooMAX, Marek mb, un. alrtwi I’KOBATK ORDKR. Carriage & House P A. INALSU T1 N G. Flags, Banners, Streamers, and Political. Caricatures Fainted to Order, P»rticular aUoution paid to °r pit*1'. 800Pages, 250 Engravings. A Btartbac «r Mntiul UuraU.r. at ihi r«/Xr »«« IL»1,TMh«W. > i twsely-are 7.-. Caw4 prvwnl. Il mulalre Qwaaia. Tra.ri DwwUr., Saud Fmala Cteala. Fanaa ■ Titian and Nadrama. at-d glare miarvallag naz i retire, al K.iari Fb re, ci.ua II tvreala aUriliai |MwrMa,aariiala>alawhA<taaM. Wati.aa.ria Glass Show Cards. LANGLEY DICKINSON. . Halting., Sept. 18, 1872.—tf PAINTING! .1. BEWAHll PURIFY Y( w ^wr«« ■ssa WE « rARDl"AXSAUL g^Ayaastat Music Teaching. BISSOHTIOX XUTICE- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-04-02.pdf 588c451c5d7b100440e145294534217a PDF Text Text THb R«r<l»uc\|l B^sr. 1 What fruit ia moat riaiauory ?—Th a HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN VOL XVII. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1873. NO. 49. A failure is Profesiitil apd Cardt Fcnoud ml General. jjotfrg. FARMERS ! Greble & Russell I.. R CSS El.I. eboat calling at your house. Would ■Just as I expected,' exclaimed Uncle Father Burke will return to us next it bo convouiont to settle our little ac­ Joshua, rubbing his hands exultingly, fall. count this afternoon F as at the expiration of six months, with A RAILROAD LYRIC. pirodF 'Oalr half of it, but my proeent nil* ia to ooU*et my money nt that time. It , and you will, with God's Incite your special attention to the <'. G. HOLIiRlWK. ATroKXItr *1 l-V. MUIW l* Cha thing being put in tho savings bank Haunted bocreea ere multiplying ell cd great diaappointssaat, and as aba {"gainst a rainy day? And, with a satixsaed on in n different direction, she “fiad a>x, Uncle Joshua placed Msmoa- over the country. muttcrod to Iterself— ; «y in his pocket-book, ready to meet Fifty thousand people are delving for ‘Jsat as I aspoctod. I shall novar Iw>D>0 oth<,r eUim upon hit bonorolonre. gold in California. toe a shilling. Erurybady rays they: »Mls h*>horn ho had thus bofriended, The bufflilo mow of Colorado yielda nrv going dowd Idll. I must got rid of i wilh * cnearful oountqnance returned an aromatic butter. the chiklruh in soma wgy. Forhap. I ; to his happy homo. . ; may get a pair af aboaa ar two for pay. I mant fur this half quarter if I manace "HOMS, SWEET HOME." _____ A-.. ...___ I . ■ or* should uso tobacro. Ecmtnlsoenow of the AntherI Reading or writing by a flickering A liulo discomposed Ire her interview • with the tnachcr.'Mn. -----I light imutes tho brain. ■ . teacher, Mrs. fhoaipsoti Thompson atepstep-;j |«”1 into n neighboring groeer’s thop to In tho spring of '<3, John Howard Whan the wgla wants hcryWWg to nurehaac tome trifling artido for farat- 1’ayno gavo mo an amount of his advon- fly aho amaahoo tholr mat. •j “’nsutuption. ‘ ; turo in Georgia among tlw white., bor-j "Brick" Pomorov laika of re *stob‘•Brick" ’I hnrn ■ Utt io aceoani against you. during on thair Mttlomonta oloturaldo luhinir himself at I-aCnnw ; Will it be convenient for Mr. Thonipwa the Ghoetow and Chorukoo Indiana. ; — to sottlo It this eroningF asked the po. j I’ayuo, like many of our Httrtti of' lite abo£4n*pcr, as ho produced the de- small letters, had strong sympathy fur i sired article. । the rod man's righto and homo, and, Moro than 0,000,000 of> i 'la it his Uhual lime far settling ?' ( without thought <>f exciting anger, exwas th* surprised inqury. pressed bis kindly foldings to any and and other wooden tobacco . 'Well, not exactly, but money is very ' •very one. . tight just now, and I am anxious to get1 It was at the timo whoa th* people all that is due me. In the future I in. *r n----- ------------------------------ -— *- -• toed to keep short accounts. There is massacres and night fin?. 1 tian of fighting editor. the little bill, if you would like to look I and murders, till tliey could aadure tho at it. I will call around this evening. I outrages no longer, and Rrusidcut jt 1. a suihtl affair.' I Jsaksou was favoring tho removal of -Seven pounds to no small Sum to us the t just now,' thought Mrs. Thompson, as aippe sire sadly pursued bar way homo. Tri 200 per night without a tremor. Jcfforson'a firs', inaugural address has been more quoted than anv ea* deiirer_ ._Ii_,_ ' . i We ask you to take it OIV WM II. IIAVFORD With this Guaranty l.l« Is-ul ’ laadi ‘wlustil anJ •-.l-J «ad All ta. • WM. H. Hl'RGHEll, : '■* —•""I That it will EXCEL any and ALL 1’luv s in the following points : IN EARLY DAYS 1st. It trill run with less draft, and turn a deeper nnd wider furrow. 2<1. It will, do better .work and will not dog, the standard being curved and the) beam jltigher. . | 3d. It will last more than four times os long as any other plow, as it is Chilled harder ; titan tempered steel. • 4tlu It will scour in clayey and mucky soils where a steel plow will not. 5th. It is easier to ho!4 being a Center Draft. 6th. The points will wear twice or three times as long any other. i JOnX ROBERTS WE UPJOHN, THE CELEBRATED South Bend Wagon! <4 DR. C. <'. LINSLFY. ,»Sg,.AH£iIS,'Bi.KirftarS At Factory Pri grlert JtBrp. Ml 1.0 T. Wil EBLER. Salt! Salt! Salt! VROOMAN. FARMERS 11 A.-I?., W K1.1.LA.-1A. w V1 , Look to your interest uud purt-’ni.-eyour Salt nt the old stand of G OODY i : A I { st B A I BESSMF.R, HEATH k CO. W nti got none but the FIRST QUALITY. jfLto oifY Qooos i/i tyDitsi y^nfr- FRANK I . WARD, DENTIST J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. fcliia. Eljilt Ell BSiI& Jim 1!, 1112. THE GUOEST WIT K llfflffi! Gold & Silver Watches pn | and brokenLU. , daily daily walk.. walk.. 1 'Bad enough.’wa.t the re^y of tho Nay, children may be DRUGS Utah. i iiItjM h mH b I Unr. “ Sweet’s H°Tel? Yaw, My “Trip Hammer, ” wlttr which I make Irons far BUGQIEN. to DEFY COMPETITION. HAMMERER. I am prepared to offler Michigan _Exchange. j SinjJle scat Buggici as Low as • a One Hundred Dollaim. And two Seated Fanners’ Busies at Fall and Winter Goods. only way is to w. up apncarancn. show no signs of going behindhand, and all will go well with you.' 'Vary troe, Undo Joahun; but how neighbor White? •A miracle that tejvery easily wrought •Jura, I imagine.my good friend. What ia the amount of your debt* which press discharge thorn F a snug sum for leather. I did intend menths? DoIIui-h, I shall ah» build Higher I'mct Wotur. Pure Wino andLionets 1 rll„. ■I will Now Farmers. Bit!, Cv, CLOTHING MEM >o small an amount of money. Imilder by selling a re or article. village re. Bennoti, Price* Guaranteed. worthy neighbors. No. 1 thanking no. I am । IF YOU WANT BASTINGS I1RBLI WOBLS! B. F. HTETNHOF1 ■ J. Cole & Son, GROCERS. MONUMENTS HEADSTONES. MAKTLEB, SHELVES, ETC I ITALIAN ! City Dinins: Booiri.t Solid aUfcteiiai ura rum, stucco nffl W UE teUQ Ths paid us promptly,' Not till it was Until reeentlv Lowell was tho ‘‘Very well; ploys, in Lowell, 05,000 apiudloa, 1.000 g^od. I'd just ay who is evidently going ‘Quite right, and T will tffil this eveuing. I h^vi account inf tho iricknoas the poor man Ladies will find almost everything One Hundred and Twenty-five ear Noto Good. A Boston lawver on School Street was path.' •Bet there lies tho difficuli Thom [■on. This ia a aelfis a poor nnghber going down hill, their first thought is whether it will affect I their own interests; end provided they Immense Stock taoublo UUASD RAVlUK............................... MICH. HO^JBS. Our deeds ore like children that are ‘Just so.’ replied the wife. The neighbor think w» are going down hill. marked tho fanner. Stlii Silver bbH Plated Ware, WARM MKALB AT ALL that pillows, though not the hiuuan iiecus. cam* u of rational beings. Trying to define lovu is like trying tow toll how you kum tow brake thru tho marched for perlia|«hallHSthickets and fields, passing unusually-lighted and rv*]wctabio-ajr- Gen. R. E. Ctlson, of Wdmingtou, , N- U-, has aceeptod on offbr from tho moving, aq<l as ths pgrty approached Khedive of Egypt of a profsearrship in ' 'Neighbor Tliompvin appears to bo Uentur, they heard uugiug; finally the Government Military Ac*dumy at running down very fast. I ton remem- one from th« pww and die other from I’ayuo could distinctly rveugniae thu the leaolinr * musio of “Home. Sweet Homa." a Judge oa the English Bench who was ItojiJy wm preruntod by a knock at the door, and tho appt-nranoo of a lad industrious mat who pv-sonlo.1 a neatly folded |»rwr and disappeanxl. Medicines ‘Tho butcher*a account as I lira.* c.xclaimcd the astonUlred sboanaki-r. ‘1 have generally employe 1 him for 'U’hat U to bo done Mary? Bo much myaolfand family.’ was the reply, ‘and I mast cunfses ho is a good ‘workman; long there—he said they had brought Dye Stuffs, but nevertheksi. I believe I shall step one of the spies of the Indians, “who into Jack Smith's this morning, and or- always given satisfaction. If I could claims to have written sumo xuig about The Stats only havb ns much employ me nt at usu­ 'Ilotuo,' which 1 never heard tell oh." al, and <1» usual credit allowed mo. I ’Die offlcr's couriosity waa excited, in the neighborhood of Blank River could mon astisfy ail Ihreo claim* ; but who. hearing the tong at tho same Fails to su ning behind baud. Thore is generally to meet them now is impossible, and time, went immediatly with tire guard tire United rente risk in helping lho«i who won't tlio nrknowladgcuivnt ot mv inpbilitv , help IhemselrcA.' would send nt tlUl furthoron thodown-' School Book-i J- Stationery want path? ‘•What is yuur namaF’ mo to are alwut a pair of si this morning, I will follow "‘John Howard P-yn*.’' pla and mil upon ritgith, prisoner, but oqly a little triend of mitre, however—i door arvuM.l thu (ear that another rhmxir. ralaome fallow.' claimant was about to appear. ••Good adopted by rntalligont murdsrurx ■And yet he seemi tn be getting prescriptions and family •Well, good folks, 1 understand the ahead in tho world.’ answered tho far­ world does not go as well with you as mer. ‘and I am willing to give him a lift. formerly. What is the trouble F Bat I Lave an err-nd nt the butcher's. much cnrotnocy on Washington's birthbecsAts. I will not detain yon? reply, 'if men would not try to adt "Here, Payne, tako some of this," the afflictions which tlw Almighty banding him a rndo camp flask. whda the subject of their previ- to bo necessary fur us. The winter ho raised hie l ead with hii tion. Ho certainly presontthat ha might drink. and misfortunes, which we endeavored Soon Payne, half dead. Russell & Nevins What is it ? HASTINGS, MICH. Wo get at too from what wo road filling up must bo through our own ex- PAINTS 4 OILS BLACKSMITHING. ■ atancwi to do good ordituuy attuadona. Mint | purchased mv last stuck. They are both most girlish man ia the very urgent for immediate iwyment, al- marched him off between GOING DOWN HILL. though they always hare been j fully armed -mon. ----- . U willing to wait a few months until I Ho saw hi* sttnatiun, ar ■Tint looks bad,' exclaimed larm-v I could make arvungcnjer.ai to moot thair I trcmblo and bog and protest |j.P. ROBERTS & malta a living. l doratand it’ j produced in th* Ude* Bupcrifir region Her perploxiw since UHfi is ostimanted at <120,<>78,Ing her husband i his band, and a countenance oxprorairu | often committed such terrible outrages 8M. \ of anxiety and concern. ’ upon the white populs-2— — *------- ‘----Mary,' ho acid, as aha catered. I ate every one to bittei two unexfiectad oslls for mon-j and.all their friends. oat at Lutowell. Canada, the other T. It. DIAMOND. Rasiville. Frovidanoo will have * Ifogsr WIL The LaCroaso railroad bridgo will cost <1,000,000. PLOTS! CHILLED DL1VEB ~ tV R lullt A IIOl RROOK Tho literature of natioos beritis with South. signed legibly, and, lifting bis beg of �bacon City Ordinances. Ta. Naser. Sasjrfsv ul AMansro cfIUmmw ia I'w. Um Ots OsO-M, MteCkr Stn—liaw; OftDIXAXCE NO,ia, Ute a------ ■ n ----- -J'-—-'.ism re— re-feacuJlgScri I "gr^te.si-x£.-^r.rt: " Thomas Guthrie, D. D.; The Maple and the postal service of the country, I Tree; Origin of -April FeoT ; East Ten- ' and what additional legislation » uee.-s- ’ aeasov aud Its R*w>urs«. c:t., alw an ; aary to guard against iatemrptina by ' excellent list of room: jublwMtion*. I . hoetiie action on the pert of tho oompa- i Terms <3 a year. Single Nuu.besa.30 lam. The hijr.h ia the pneumatic tube'J cents. 8. It ft’tttn, N. Y. : w ecnr.ect die Capitol with the Govern- i Batxoc's Mivirni roe Aran.—Rai j I men: Prating Office was duly poked at j ■ by a rewthrthm. and Mr. Brisbane will low’s Magarino tor April is iasued. and • have to pat it through veuaor fill up the j nice numb«r it ia,£>r it is printed oe i the wbitvwtcf pep er, with the blackest -brUOS 1. X* >*»IV-1 er revMM »i*U Ua, ■ *f or re.u. ‘.oU.«v. m.‘..~ •2-.re-..’rre,re— iXaESESwrur^ SATURDAY, APRIL 5th. 1873, SSbS -=&r2wSt?x~E-sj= ^X’SSEaESiSSs l dSSttJttteg«jsvrts4 [ of ink, and is now ano uf the haadsom- ■ ' ost msgarines in tho coaalrv, and filled with tho west interesting matter. It r rertMBS. .<■ Dvnon UiaJI snout or voCar iar t&SSF“ &« First Ward. sgMicys.Tst sttsiwte r1 S » d ’ I® -y™.- Tito refusal of the railroads to cootin- . uo the postal ear ^rice, io making con- ' js3^SKSsayjst„.., *** *'*" *** “’d U“' i AXEMDSEXT. New Scales a 1! iii Du. A. P. Lhuxx, long a rerident of _ourGly, a man cf abiEty, and whoo exocutivo nunlificatiijui fit Li-n peenluvrly for proriding over the Council, and thereby eeesring U all such legislation il!!i ■rf siderehja stir in leading quarters, and if; , these m.-,iMjnti-e know when they are ot. safe groand they will accede to tho I | iuersased prim proposed by the ia»t ; Cougnai. Th* impatienes of the pub- j lie with the impceitiou of these monep- | ; lies is already *J great that it in quite I as much as the most liberally ioctined (?) Judges can do to keep up tho judicial diwiooav in favor of powers olaimed : First-Class Instruments. ' I® j Fntjip tens area ib. 'lit ThJ RepcI-bcarj of the City of Hasttags mwt in Caucus at the Court House, on Friday evening, and nominated the loUewing ofSecn, and their shoe com­ mends itself to the eonsideratioa sn<1 hearty support cf the pe. ;.U>: Cornwell Syhrtater Cook Howard Clough HoratioCook Adrian D Dewey Goorge M Dingman Dibble Jaa =gi«~'^X’WEit:-xs Tho thanks of Use Senate wore ex- ' should always do. The head vt every tenAsdtoVice Presidont Wilson, for family in tho country should semi 11,50 his counevy and ability so its presiding to the puMwiMTS ami roooivn ibis Mag­ officer, and at 4 Hi M. on Wodneoday arino without delay. Tbomce A Talbot, | raJv*W« iCnv. the bodyiaftjoeraM smw As, leaving r.c! i !,***> *” "* 3*1 Brrxmfinld St, Boetun CotaaX Benonn A Carlow John Cole John C Cornell Mateknd Curovl! Euseell J t-jrardiag the inun of Proific Railroad .bauds and various matter* concerning It is th-tn to-be reported to the Secate at its look for it as eagnriy as adults. ! SWUM .. AV «*rem sSnuas wsJm iSm re*light, witty, gay am! rovers, so that all can find sems this* interesting ia its pa­ ges. Every subscriber who s-nds tho <^ia»javW’|Ow«.vv rews^tsv^va.1 laipublisher »l,50 recviws the Magarinrr for ano ynar, and >lso a pretty little URDI.XA3CE MO- A Chromo worth at Least 50 cents. The . « Hte JVU mw . m «.J A.i.Lu« .,I place ou filo and print with tho report of the Committee which invrotigated | April number contains an exciting sea the ehnrgo. against him, a statement stocy. a thrilling adr-atnrv sail several jwatty little love Corio* which will «*xpiaaotary of his pnsition in tbs credplease the ladies rm mack, for all of' New Styles. tin bk Jobs A , 'Goodyear George E Gtvriyeor Nathan IS Green Homy I. — HV. New Prices. lotice. ent time t>r th- raiiraad*. The r.re*mt ! strike for higher pay ia anrsssonahla ability to judge ut the various property ' and anjast, because a raascnuble iainterests of the city and asoe— them ac- | ersaae has just berm allowed. If tho corimgly, bewpeaks iir him a fuB vote,^ rule of giving »u lack nnd having an; and tho hearty work cf all. You may Sil Aiken by force is to gnrorn. th-.u the : as well l-o getting your blanks reedy, ; sooner tl.a Government talus, charge of I Uss. naruwkritUgNjdraoy.' the railroads, as it did during -the srar., | pie. There ita puiat at which patience under opposition senses to be a virtue, ' and that print ia nor very nearly ar-1 pntiea frithful!;.-; sad fully appreciating j tho physical omberaasmente under which he ■ ewnpekd to labor, will elect him, . thereby doing rjght and securing a goo-1 Ilxnx L. Gsxxx. who the people know to bo an honest end trusty officer, always doing thoroughly and welt whatever u entrusted to him. We hope that 00 bickering or disappointment, will be hrged aguiaxt him, feeling that tho collection of the City taxcv will be well done by electing him io that Gen. hherman was propoeod as act­ ing Secretary of War in (he abeenee of Gen. Belknap but under the act of 1870 it has b-.-cn decided br the attorney ■ Genl, that he eould not *0 set withoat fi.rtciting his cemmission as General of the army. See. Robeson will therefore net in that canucity in Lis stead. It is now asserted that Prsrideat Grunt win make a tour through a porten of Yirgiaia and visit Richmond as 1 p«r apeeud mvitatecm. Haskins V'ta~f£ Hhrfcw Wiwin JI JJo iit W'ta F flicks Claries ZT Wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial, B. F. NORRIS & CO d<-nc» ZZirun Juhc-ou M.usn 1 K.mbfo Erovtnv Second Ward. J E W E L ER S ! XATVKE? GREAT REMEDY j The iTesident io going to New York [ on buaineM, and ho prop—as soon to visit Richmond. There is now oppor­ tunity for the vetom howler of the Morxaf Ifnaiiv. Look oat Cat a pro- New Advertisements. rtie L.ARGEST and must complete Jewelry Pri>rv In tho West, With the finest t-ieck ever brought^ti tiw City. Marble Henry Marvhati G,-,r, Mvw, Wm I! 137 k 133 State St corner ef Madison, CHICAGO Ehrt.on Layer! Absentee! -Goiogta . m> Mnrphy ar-dT weoJsudtbeaviritRich — tnirnd! Dsiubledyedraocal! nistorowill U.U>rr -VcQn-wu Oliver .’ftLnlSan G-orgo Xms JiMoph McGraw l«w» J/ain Francis . fares ! ItL'in.'ynjarstionnflimc. They’D riseiathmrmightaadhnrlhimfroatpewur ! . G-r-r-r-r youTheojcu’Daoe -gr-r-ugh ?,' — GrtMi HtfiA EofU. Freoh? bright, and ottractivn as usual. Containa four chapters of Oliver Optic's srriaL the Yacht Club ; two cbapten of Ixtttie Ecmes, or Do your Seat and Leave tho Rost; four chapters of Elijah Kellogg's story, the Taming ot the Tide;. Newman W*m Nodino Andrew Noru> James Northrop Charles We believe tho people are anxious xxrr men, and hare px tho party diut pretty thwuugaly washed out txms by Mis: L- 15. Humphn-y. Ataucg of tbrir OK* i-v crying over th-- mie- the poems aro the Ufs-Bost and Livingstcue, with full-pego illustrations. B. cakes made in the part. all r tanlcy John Raltebiry C H .“cidmore J 2f Hege W H tale, which baa a fnll-pege illuatralioa. Thimss I’owad has on aitraciive article on I’oete Homo. i'uLIkhml by Lri> * Shepard. Ba«t..u, at fiW per annum. “Tho Evening Star’’ of this city wt>>liahed the opinion of Genl. - Butler which embraced also tte* cp.sioo of Chief Justice Carter, of ear Supreme I turn, called “Wawhrnan, What of the I Caert, showing tho grounds oa which O’Briaa'a oeateuro of death was eom- ;; Night f Then there ia The Alpine , ■ S’leperdoae, and the usual namber of engravingt, iihwttatmg the Faahions. I The marie thia month ia Ki- and Nov-' Attorney Fisher, given against the1 c'jracrtrtaiicn. taking atIm in favor of \ tho tatter cu the public riamor wde. To a legal mind Judge Fisher's e&ofoo preaeata a sorry figure in point of strength and lope. when placed aide by Throop Ell B Van Arman Clise E Van Brunt Illmey Van Hrant Jahn H Van Brant Albert E Xstaifd'*" Great American Dyspepsia Pilis, Wright Jan.ro T Wilfiams Trumna Willmoi Charles Weister Iltnuu Wav Wm T Wrigh* J W Wcodmancy ?.mo* TI Gohl Neck Chama, Silver Vast Chain*, Table Co* tors. Cake Baaki'ti. • Nut Kdot, Cc.nl Stands t-'yrup Dud.cs S|.ocn Holders for- and G- bl,t,. • Btae»'u-ta, Gold Thimble.. Stiver Tfocvbtes U t’reston Beny T K Porker Nelson Phillips IrarrTMFtiillips Lssuwler l*urwras Ephrism f?r Porter Erasmus D Pnckat Milton Parsons Ephristm Jr Robinsun Geo H Roberts Gurdon Rameli-U Edward C Ramsdell Alfirad A Rolfe/Zickscm IT RoUrte Jsnwa P Russel Julius Roberts John Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. ... Watch material and Tools for Jewelers. THE CWEAI’EST PRl’TSS IS OUR MOTTO B. F. NORRIS & CO. Boek Adaru Jf B-dlkcpM RkhJawMi Rtnkis G>orgv Sheldon I-hito A ^wia David II Slads Geurg- IP Keep . teg, ,applf Qt »win Jiaa A SartwcH «-m ;j- a,, their Brick Warehouse. Stall Jm^C Tongate Edward TteMc no Ittr ntsmtaMSml tteVsSsr. 10 Barrel lots ami more sold to dealcra at a vanet above Car-load Rates. Third Ward. Water Lime, = Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, �COMMON CO7NCIL. CLOTHING. $3.00 to Muddy. Drisriy. Peninsular Railway. t"'1di"" ’Uuu *• ‘.h’ Sl Street* perfectly nasty. Tiie crusa-walks curerod with mud. Qf Clothes if Bought from Ua. How about building a Paper Mill in Hastings? Shirts ibid Dr awera 40 and 50 Election Ticket* printed ou short no­ tice at the Bxkxxk Office. Cents that ot icr Stores sell at The Maple Sugar crop will bo a largo ouo this Spring, from present ap- i5 conus To i are Packing away We hope to hare the pleasure of list­ ening to Hon. M. D. Wilber again at no distant day. told below Co it. ^fiow many t**l<xl that *uper-exceL knt sugar at Sol. Goodyear's, on ulL fools day, hey ? CHURCHES. Suits $6.50 Wo would call attaatiau to tho RetoluliotM (Uiaeed by tho Common Council. | which appear* iu this issue. Men $10.00. Fiuc all wool Suits $12.50 to 20.00. Iwt the san sot next Monday night, upon the greatest REPUBLICAN VICTORY cvy^gaiaed in this City. Black cloth suite ($12.00 to $40- Republicans, do your whole duly ou Monday next, and tho entire Republi­ can ticket will’ lx> elected, in this Gity. ■StiW Price ofOver­ coats $ h50ti 126.00. We have some fine English and French Casa, Suita, custom V'tU>*ra— W'M UrreS iuFii. 1 !»4uB» W. K. Barber ha* a splendid lot of 1 rwb-oirnn—Will, t.’un.;.— bi...a— i u full blood, laght Brahma hens' eggs, 1 * M.S. lUtlnrel. I eru'ix'Ua*a—w,i>. u jlsa"j|'s 'ii"*>..* CIUMfo, *U .11 yuR.l. E*M *14 We,t. C. F. Mll.I EB. Ward, Be publican caucuses to night hah.r.ui.<* Let Republicans turn out in their respec­ tive wanl* and put good men in nomi­ nation for Aiderman and Constable*, aud we can cleet them on Munday, next • rrenrre ,* Mm r-r«rh>*«.- made elegant goods aud perfect fits, prices $25.00 to 40.00. LOWEST PRICES Local 6hjijie« police;. • ift THE STATE Overalls 75 cents, worth 1.00. Wo hnr, u-Jt a nurd to *ay c^iuat any ot the Dewec.-nti* nominoo* in this ' City, but that, the entire Republican ' We will Sell CHEAP. or Rent toiuic- i ticket can bo elected, there ia not a ' vyicusible .party, tho Fann known <» the doubt if ereiy Republican doos his duty John C. Spencer Farm, in tho towiship al tho Poll* on Monday next. | of lloltimore, consisting of SO aenw. all IIANTINUH LODGE. SO. M,»»»u ««> ’ improved. Fair House, goo-l fruit* Ac Anv person whu takes a newspaper rog। c.r.DwioiiT»a,. lorly from the postoffico—whether di­ w I noiwiCV________ U«*bp.APrtl 2. ISN—O rected to his name or another’*, or whether ho ha* subscribed or not—ia responsible for tho paymont. 2. If a perwon orders his paper dfrcontinued, bo must pay up all arrear­ ages, cr tho publisher may continue to rend it unu!.payment i* made, andkol- :pring Or, coats an inch to shot feet in Chromo other way, they will be sold bargait former price *10. and all wool Mellons, Light and Dark, •! 0. CHY IIEKS OEfOT. former price 116. Boys’ suite #2.50 to 815.00 at »the Great ONE PRICE Grand. River Valley Division N.mra.-,rc*itiveiy i ' eouu vset. punmunta nettled by May mOTt uvi »y 1st, as I an, ; i 1 * ’’ 1 Ruing away an account of my health. uars‘li*r'* t'aTa'lsla N«»w rewifsaber I WUtst haerfwT r*M Mares Au*. Hastings^ March 20th. 1873. ?!i Square Dealing Clothing House CHROMO8 36 Canal Street, not deem it n<xv*aarr to give an elabo­ rate statement of the proceeding* of the City Caucus, thinking that the name* of E> RAPIDS. DOCXCJS. aiuc above the Door as other Patties and immense business will represent Tho trial of Chas. D. Bronson of Big Rapids for the murder of Jeremiah Sweeney, haq cynuumraJ. *Up to Sat­ urday night hut, thdrv had hr, a sum­ moned 125jun«s. Of this number 88 haw l>m;n excused for «?id>o, 2C peremptorily cbnilaug'd, 11 still remain in the box,, who are accn>pt>«l byjtiie pnrevutum, *.ut are subjiv! te pvreiuptury ehallriig., by the dvtvus". Counsel for the I'copie, THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. ■ See Here. Stranger!—Tfierv la not nti i Institution in the City of Hn.tincs that . I Is worthy of jMlionagr. than that of BcMitMt. Heath *<.:■>. Their stock, [of Cabinet-ward ain’t bv brat In the we anol only say that it was exceeding­ ly interesting, and the subject, though Michigan Central R. R. by no means a new one, wax bmdloJ ia a manner that was both pleasing aud OLD. KtLUBLt ARD DIRECT ROUTE, instructive. Tho speaker is an accumasst’ssf.'sjwtfsttsjs; plisbed orator, a man of large observa­ tion, and of thorough culture, and his hopl'T-___ _ , . Gold Pens I Cold Pcnx mi to the pe oplo of any locality, and wo American Organ It Ofci! H tte Ptllit H ib Irite. . ' Everybody Should try them before Purchasing ElseivUcr truul under mom favurabbi cireutnslaaJohn ton A Co's, celebrated Guldl’cn*. Im beet in the market, fur sale nt the co* more of our people, may al some fu­ City News Drpet. P. 0. building. ture limo listen to bio eloquent and in­ structive description of tho wonder* of the European countries. THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON. AND GABLER PIANOS. VERY REASONABLE TEKMH A It 12 CS1VKN. Tax Wits G«*x do not regard Dr. Ayer's wisdom in migrating north— inch immen e numban of them a* ore flying uvorjus now, while his almanac Below we give the statement of D. say*: “Bleak and blustering about McOmber. Esq. of Baltimore Township, this time, with heavy snow."—Cedar of the weather as indicated by the Ther­ Rapids (la.) Times, Month 3. mometer each morning from Dec. 1st. 1872 to March 10th, 1873. Ofc. *1 aaUj-. t>r*( 8t«r., UsMlsJR May 15. FRANK L. WARD. Hastings f jHlegan. for year* havo wo had such a saow-tocm u* that of lost .Sunday. The snow lies three feat deep ou a level tn Mianc»uls aud two feet in Wisroneiu, while the storm ha* swrpt from the Atlantic tu tho Rooky Mountain*. Know fell to Tarions ueplhs m far south M Denver, Fort Union and Santa Fe. Learned a* nr ticlieved Dr. Ayer in the ureana of nature, and wuiidorful a* w« kaow hi* modicin<n to b*, we wcro nol [*vparod fur so signal an instance of his superi­ ority, nut only uv«v Um wire men, but lh« wisest of snit&l* whore iuotiost i» Nunc*. — The thirfquarterly meeting ; of th*. M. E. Church iu tho City will be ; as physicians, aud bud given up discuurheld ucxtSwlurday and Sunday. Prcaeh- ■ aged, thinking I never should be cured, , ing on Saturday al half post two o'clock when 1 accidentally beard of your King P. M. It b expected that Ber. F. Gtase of the Blood. I bought a bottle aud i seed it acconueg to dirrttkm* and reI reived rrii-f ami by taring three battle* more I am completely cured, and can - LEVI BROS., PROPRIETORS. our space bring limited, we tiierrfure Hk*b teiur ins Parxa Ilasaaas inti sl I upon thn hypothesis that tho full -If yim will buy that trimmed ^VaU proceedings would to of Ettln interest to ap»r at Smith. Mance A Pmton'sA-ui our readers, cud therefore devote ’ our Tux Praasx and Swootesl Cod-Liver Oil i« Ilaxard A CkuwoB's, made an the era short, fruru fnnb. rehicted river*, by CoswclL Hoxatd t Co, Now York. It ■ ia abrelutley puro and »wrat. Patient* who hftve once taken it prt>f<-r it to n'J other*. Pliyvanans bavn decided it superior to any of the other cila in mur- , meeting al the Court Know on Wed. noeday evnnisg, April Sth, at 7 1-2 o'clock. This meeting » railed in the interact of the Totuporaww cause in this city. The mooting will bo addroreed by oeve- It i. earuretiy hoped that the friend* | of the eoaae will tan out Lut u. hare a garewu] rally a. that oareaioo. THE C^I.EDtRA'FMD SIMMONS & CI.OU&H GEORGE WOOD OR fcUffl! I CP-, USB I MIH IKK W) pia ivoa \easavx �12.000.000 ACRES. 07ECE CAPITOL new OF MICHIGAN 50425507 THE MASOX PCBLISffIXG ASSOCIATION The New Capitol and Grounds, an a. «™r U.K-™ W Mif W*L1A '■ «J»CW5i C».3a-au «aa> ! 100 Teachers or Students DR. WILSON'S fa tea! la tana Oqnj COUCH MIXTURE. 423.M0 AWATCHFREE *m!25xi l.lBntaa’inMii WATER WHEEL. rUHGU 5O3TS WONDERFUL OIL Assets orer 856,000,000. 12376070 ‘ESW The Crowninz Triumph laii Fit'll Serai Iixu > »>4 ''“VJ.™ Carriage 4 House x r rr* -t vr Eiagt, Panners, Streamers, and Political Caricatures Painted to Order. WORM CONFECTIONS r O^^r/lr1L, S't/f, ma t : ia-. M nar: m w »r*’ »«aaa «•*■. . ‘ ’•» W« eua M Iwr S‘J« .r a. >^u*r , ....hi..--.1! T?n>i**a,- '**'< G lass Show Cardx. LANGLEY DICKIXSON lUirusc*. Se^t. 5*. 197*—tf Consumption can becured. The. great German Remedy Dr. Crook's W: ‘IBS iiilH '..■ •J it .it—• • iii;H m i » i !«W 0| »;!l A tjifi a ll.*! VINECAR BITFB A< V WINE HI " '1 p! ip DR. CROOK’S MX U. rann.aaeai. n «». ar Canr i : AX**. f u a. Jt-V. rr».^ i 'ud’ jij l|h pi $5 to $20 BEHIND SCENES IN WASHINGTON. MtrlscTKiiftEia Uta Feed Cutte It b iho a rapericr Totir, Brsinrrx thr Appetite, Strea^thess the Sjrtrui. Etatorw Ue Weak a»d ' DeMhUlol, CctBCT the Food to IMrrxt. « w Wile Pr»re«t« Malarlocs Feietm J Hirai u-tsc tn jour Sjtfm, TB.1 fHLCBOOFSWIXEOFTA B S500TWOIXNEWIREMILMS. PVTATJEH: BOILED WORKS. Gold & WLirh v» -IB wtiiwnd u ASM, OAK WjOb Pr/usdry ; cr WHITE BOCK ELM LUM LT.I: 60,000 00 IN VALUABLE GIFTS.’ Mnwad there or U asy XiS with.a tea Hwirflca. WEB!, HffiUilEEZ. MlStl SINE’S i&IFT SBkTEWPRISE, —-K. K. K. Ccmlcrt's Pectoral - 4832435276 Syrup ; lu aarita U’.' >7- IT <rr>u4 IU« 4a. ' =ts JXl ,ie Cough and Cold Cure la <m a«rM. aa4 aaty k? anta a teul>. 44 I wra= fu//r t/or of rufto. 800Paget, 250 Engravings A atartba* «l>ae. U MWm Hen tore at Ua Pure mr «/•»»««» for nn job won. ANEW BOOK POKE ROOT, City � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-04-09.pdf ce9130743efb75fef463a60c8a2884ee PDF Text Text —The RsfUsucnS vol; xvii HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN Card^ : Profesjiorial ajd WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9. 1873. FARMERS ! Hnalipl country, and again breathed plstely fro«n before they discovered enemies wore almost within shooting LEFT ALONE AT EIGHTY Beaching a suitable place, we camped Greble & Russell 1.. HCSSKLI tinned all day, iaterforing the life of a frontiersman. | pregrees so much thU it wna night when lalopo Springs. i Francisco Mout ■ utains. sighty-four miles from tho dly cf Pres- Invite, vour special attention to the During the day lowering clouds had Lretchod from horoson to irorizon. and ■uoro wo* overy criusnce oi an ap­ proaching storm, a droumstanoo which ’ appals tho bravest heart tho mountains, without protection, is < ii i • it. i:\< i h CHILLER OLIVER tvmuiiTk iioi.nitooK. C. PLOWS! With (his Guaranty journey, At night w» reached CosnlM Caras, u disteno* of sixteen mites, after travel­ ing bard all day. ready fallen to a depth of tea inches, and waa still falling. Here ws turned our heroes loose, that they might find something ujxm which to subsist, airl, kindled sd our supper, and spreading (Mir Monksto upon the snow, crawled tvM. h. uvnt;iii:it That it will EXCEL any and ALL Plows in the following isointB : It will mu with Ice’s draft, and turn a deeper and wNer furrow. 2d. It will do better work and will not clog, the standard being curved and the beam | higher. /> . 3d. It win last more than four times os long as any other plow, ns it is Chilled harder | than tempered steel. Ith. It will scour in clayey and mucky soils where a steel plow will not. 5th. It is easier to hold being a Center Draft. Gth. The points wiH wear twice or three times as long any other. •Jl>l l> I ttB (HI S. vt. I> what purpose wo could not tell, but we along in the snow, before daylight, and 1 before tho fire. iiXMpt his foot and hands, slight- slewed Inglv humiliated sd. But they are dead ward* a* long a* w* remained with tho their eagerness to bo first As Stay a»tended the aeaffJd, the death song was But my limb* had boon placed in snow, and I was recovering very well, though exocedingly sore and in much pain. Brady had considerable knowlodge of tho Navajo laugnsge, and E fall aai had learned something regard­ ing Ihsir intentions toward us, so I mode thirty-eight bodies dangling in the air, were hod, but I waa not confined any bddy to play fsrther, so I rested pretty well during Mamma si |>oneiu>e may try to I mag In — mgs a* wo conlemplalod the situation— “Oh, fudge, they wouldn’t; boy* are tho snoot almost two feet deep, and still falling, no feed for our animals, less making uv do menial service during tho worth tho most" day and binding tnduring tho night, and all thu timo I could gvt no y are not girls worth just South Bend Wagon! l.l \-l.i ' bort Wingate, hew Mexico. Brady ascertained that ano of tho Navajoea understood some English, slo?tny proepad __________________ hich surrounded ua somolbibg from him, but he Upon awaking the following morning answer a question. They gav fealings in th* following manner: Oh, tlioogh they hieh had fallen during the I I:|1 :. men: was much better than I expected, should seal down a pair of twin’boys When night came, Brady waa tied awful oold morning ? Hurrah! 1 THE CELEBRATED nurj'i'T.TJf the reading proceeded, *d th. drift of thodocubko brothers, furnishing us whatever wo needed. Wo remained with them forbids him giving over en enterprise more than we could tell and mure than wore over able to find out. Brady’s ittoubi ’‘as were not a hundred Tho chief of the Laud then indicated •ra-iAX. OIV covered pith people, and when within a dundred yards of th » talking,' I replied, ■•NotabitofiC’ho rresponded, “but □ro camo and bound tyrady a hand*. I pared, w hen morning c suppose they cuusider.il me too -------had nlrfeuly began to fall, they left tl had i tor judgement prompted ua to return to Iriiscolt. But there is a fooling of pride . HOLBROOK. ,TT,,"^^S^gS?“S-!We nsk y°"lo l,A‘‘ •« JOH> IIOHI'.ltTv NO. 59 Dortrn Why, boys don't coot much. ■U> JsSMsl » lb* I'.rry* Tho horrible execution at Mankato, >nr:. T. II. IIIAMONI1. Ssfi? •ign paperi which they could not road, 1 would n t oak God for and theeo papers were used to get money MILO T. WIIEEI J. P. ROBERTS & CO animals until thn *now I FARMERS ■ lu toll into the hands ot hostile Indians. I l But th.’re waa a bop, and after getliug »««««>« botween Bra.lv and DRUGS I without any reference to trail, simply taking a cuuno and following tl as u*ar a* wo could. The snow was beginning 1-1J UUBU lUCJ drift, and the wind whistlsd through ting quiet. B Medicines HESSMER. HEATH K CO. where you know uislancboly sound as wo struggled on, some.imos tumbling into a gully filfed and hidden by tiio drifting snow, again coming out where it was only a fe inches deep, only to plangn into another drift. wfiu impassible tn ride,an acenun: I Ipluuging of the boroe*; boride* iw brooming intensely cold, and ba blow a (noiau agent for refusing to sign three papers, and thia art nearly ] (uuld roach ths uttlsmento. Wa knew, • 'f *.uur ln number, wore brought up and K.i. 'Look to your interest and pnrehnseyour Salt at the old Ktaiid of i;ooi>V i :.\ i: mb*bttents bare always been fnsndly think of lha shopping excursion I bad planned. The boy started off with Dye Stuffs.; ou get none hut the /1RSI QUALI11. PAINTS & OILS BLACKSMITHING Stkef Sionr School Books & Stationery /|£so D/tf QOODS // kfioLttt and many others very much like it could much swolon num tho offacta of tbo frost, but by exerting ovary effort, and niffering intensely, 1 uicceoded in draw­ ing my right hand through tho thong, laaunting tuy hand and tearing portion* of tho tleih as I did to. lively, I hope I ahull noble bov ashamed of traveling in thia manner A FACE FOB LIFE tad baa Is iu IM band like* to aee ladias wall but plainly On tho 2nd day of Decemlior, Ibub, a I'ilF.S TUITIONS DENTIST RuMnlte J. S Hichjm. □ifjc GOODYEAR Co AND FAMILY 1:1.. KI Pit- were still harassing and murdering I pUinl/ lattlrra and minora throughout the | liam Brady and the writer started Preoeott City acron the country to Santa Fe, Now Mexico, a dis- Eid. Haws. jgk 19, 1872. Illi' I.IIIMIIST fl M! PIIIEW-WBE t equipped wteh plenty unition, two good hones. geotu wariuuoe, tn wmeu u wwwwnownv be folt exceedingly uncomfortable. The res coat, vest and [>antaloona pf black broadcloth were enough of them- Groat drops of forehead, but I t camo we were within re of the river, and could tempt. Brady lay perfectly quiet. My u,. Iluo o( timber marking situation was such that it became nee- of husbands to day, driven to dostrucl- s daughters. Oh, I him it*tiding upon tho Gold & Silver Watches Brady, before mounting, motioned for sleeps, doing nothing all her days but Russell & Nevins What is it ? Silii Silver ui Platea 3drf, ’ Immense Stock My Trip linmtniT, Sweet’s Hotel. was delightful— sueh his feet wll.’i « lib 11 uently with light hearts, that we i mo to im-H Buggies *. I.OW DEFY COMPETITION. It must tiavo been near midnight among tlie in our effort* to dovelop .: This Valuable “Macwutk Fall Hie utmost difficulty wo could keep on our feet Several times Brody called HAMMERElt. winter Goods I tun prepared to ofller Sinrile neat Busjites as Low ax (inf Hundred lAollur** Althoacrb our lav through a country Now .rarmers Pure Wines and Lionors! NKDictSAL rvni'tuiir. usualiy^ksp in a Dry Goode an sx ano Bah m m ng a poor vucie. to Warrant Good buggy, and U»ey are: AlGood AXLE. Tb.. ersatest of all is Price* Guaranteed. J.L.REED HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! f To aptiear Calling a Boy in the Morning. God had let mo Larnr la God ■ The nut thing ana to Ismdlo little singular that the next hardoet two Seated Fanners’ Buggies at ALL AT JOHN STAN LEY > would you bnng upgi odd and unliku evorvb hutted harmlomly by. effort, I procured a few cottaaa limbo, and, taking tny ahoaih-knifo One Hundred and Twent y-five Uollnrss g like a savage, and uung he dashed myself and moot of tho herd following can go no fhrtlirr, and 1 am dying for dying of hunger r barraaaod hr Michigan Exchange look tho shining He team bordsnngon the Greste Und Us rat. ■pproaching to within a doaun yards of get regularly started, by wbieh time we would gain quite au advantage down to imperious Mre. Grundy. If ly tell whether I had my knife in my thooghts. Nothing of special til the second dav s small party United Atalo* W e urged could, and got along finely until daylie lit. when we cam* to a deep gully loads town by Hi* aid*, fiball thay BKHBU v uiree go out, i waa waung i . and I felt as if I did Ml four mil** up ths gully Abate 8 Bp DOU □I God’s goidr IF YOU WANT Hsatlitga, March. 5,1S73. J. Cole & Son. ■■■ .............. ■ HEAD tnrONEB. TABLE TOPS. GROCERS. ttr teto nn* imtIMI tes City Dinins Rooms WAP.M MEALS AT ALL BGCBs. I Si-rial allstel DENTIST;| comeffjinr. u. uimuito, men duawcupf chloroform. 1 could not re­ lied divined our intention. and. knowing scowled awful tx-owtea 1 MANTLES. ITALIAN HAST11W. MICH to reach by a littla after nigbt&ll ths bwulifel xnaro. «!■ bM-Utouatefromcwifix to fiuarl �BACON & fe^nbliran^nntr Ilfs r The Pope is slightly ill. Tho President has indefinitely post­ Ex-Senstor Jsmes Dixon, of Connor* poned his Southern trip. ticuL is deal. JRDINANCK NO IX '^^•tSSS.l'rtJ&JS Notm. aasS *>,^n. Se.^S-ES:^ BR l.urutx-. Hu family i» there now. Goodrich greatly punlra the Brooklyn ±2^«3KS lilictiou to tb» Electoral lu-lurm lr.ii not lad nt ia th* futon. THI BIG ffAL SERVICE VJS^ Klamath* urging tlMua to iwu Captain Jack. Hooker Jim said tir* tribes of Indians were ready to join Jack wh*u- Salrini, the Italian tragedian, iait the United State* in August next Tho Pennsylvania Legislature has ap propriated 81,000,000 for the Centen­ Georg* Francis Train is to l>* confined nial Oslobration. signed from the position held by him as He told the reoervation Inllans it would iu the Ward's bland Lunatic Asylum. ProsMcnt and member of the luperviso- not be safe for them to remain frieuclv Tho French I^gitimiste aro raising into Spanish watm—with what ulterior liberal subscriptions in aid of the CarlN*arly all the Senators and Repre- Mr. Gw. Wniram Cartias has TMlMWAXtE.X". 1-1 Now Advertisements. MMUrfr PROBATE ORDER. Alexander J. Fenwick, under sentence , of death at San Diego, Cal., cheated the | gallows by tsAing poison. lietration by ths opposition people on Sprague river are greatly ex­ partment it daily gainisg in public ! cited, and leaving the country. Tho rvM-rvatiori Modoca and Klamaths am aleo rrriously alanned. Tho citirens near Goose lake petition the government of Oregon for protect! ‘ On April 2nd, the prcoe ComtniMiouuagrateful on th* part of the civil tor- ere had a talk with the Modoc^, who ' made tho same old •pooches, refuted the proposition for removal; want to bo fact that tho .President has Incurred the lot alone, and have tho troope sent1 opposition of numbore of Republicans away. Jack, in an inaelent, ororbearfor adhering firmly to the theories of mg msunrr said ho had already stated Mr. Curtiss, regarding competitire ex­ SJfeisrs have been appointed members of tho Bradlaugh, the English Republican Board of Visitors to West Point is coming over here to study our institutiuns. The British manufseturvn of agricul-, tural implements have resolved not to I to proceed w.th the trial t»f Basaino by take part in the Vienna Exhibition. »5sis: rrarwMssU M. Berihcmy, formerly French Minis-1 offered to admit George Frauds Train ter a* Washington, has been appointed I in 81,000 boil, but the prisoner declined to furnish it envoy to Japan. Her. Dr. Thoxnpscn b lecturing to j general' holiday throughout Germany, S-rts-smriiLTmi'.SsM; MT WlkMB HrrtCItal l-YT* **•" * living tho 7Ctb anniversary of tho birth ffaept aye •< iKto etdae la be qeBbaedip •» ikai Ikl* Ordlaaare l> U.lklallr sakwwd. a of King William. * New Haven. Conn, naseuea herself | It is stated thst the United Slates • .. ■ • lue uasiuou is not uona to ms iikih--, j Probably ten more days will clapro modertly. still the figures will be cbout surveying party in Nicaragua has dem<ta .nntab., .um. n. ta. b~“ bu ,h. abldM, before peace or war is determined upon. •5.-..000.0W thia year. onstratwf the practicability of a ship caTho Portuguese in Rio Janeiro num­ ' ual through the country. j noceaaity for his alxtainlug from all Major Mason, cf tho 21st infantry-, com­ ON EX ECVTIOX mends the troop* on tho cast sido of ber about 60,000. They are the thief mantel exertion is tba true cause ot his Tule lake To-morrow two companies • ufferurs bv tho yullow Javer. | resignation. Your cocroopondent nn of tho 12th infantry will go into eamp an order that nostDastori whose salary Paris talks of building a theatre to 1 does not exceed 11,000 a y» in tho lava bod nt the foot of the bluffs, under command of Major Green. Tho I eost fifteen million Cranes, cajiable of ! permitted to hold local offices. 1 entire force unser command of Gillem । binding thirty thousand pco]de. , Ex Seustor CattalL of Nr is 700. Boston Chari.-y came to camp , has lieen appointed financial agen confer positive benefits upon our people his breaking all his lectunag engage- from tho lava bed on Thursday with in1 the Treasury Department to visit Eu >...!> Ij... Tho weather probabilities, as published telligvnco that the troop* and memborq cigar. Some find it deer at that. • U. wIms *«*• st Ite rttyf *U**P*^ •• See ol money and the growing fame of the Peace Commisoon were coming up to talk with tho Mmlore again- Can­ Eighty-five ycung doctors graduated by, with th* other commander* of the the late Farmers’ Conrrntioa is an old ■ troops, will makii no eggressivo move­ railroad lobbyist and a liar. Damn him ! J tru* value are implicitly relied upon. Swtao* X It lk* mtbm ment till tho commission gets through Grevy refuses to withdraw his rewig- ' the work. <>n April 2nd, tho troops at soldier, al Tom Wright, the alleged murderer Van Bremer,s broke eamp and marched nation as President of the French As­ sembly. His successor will bo elected to the southeast comer of Little Kla­ the other day, the bullet passing trial before the Criminal Court of the math lake to the bluff overlooking If tho Loudon Tunes is a good judge, through and killing two other seldiers. Jack's stronghold. Be loro night all ar­ District The jury was impaneled after j rived safely at tho foot of tho bluffs id honestly expresses its judgement Up to this time about three-fourths of I W.VKWMAX.^ The eanip w ax fixed meantime. The the members of the House and twosquaw Matilda waa »i>nt with n me*tliirds of ths Senators have drawn tho .___ 3 from th* Commivaioncrs half a COMMISSIONERS' NOTICFOur fiO.OOO^niles of railways cost extra pay wtich they voted themselves ■ same* la destined to be of incalculable away. The -quaar rurt Boston about fi3,437,C3!,74l'. Engian-i had to Tbe Third Auditor has audited and ! entirely clear, value. Ito benefits heretofore hero been i that be Charley concealed. He went baek from ** for ,l“ building of and reported to tho Second Comptroller I despite tho pretended disclosures of tho her camp directly to the quarters of I over 7v0 Southern cUims which Lave woman with whom he lived, and other , the Cummieaionsrs. Ho reuminod until Uxsway yHtlwawl tesier. IsU rf sul Allison Hayas aad A. J. Marteon, been awarded. Only about l&Q now isSisSciisrBK??, testimjmy adduced Lafore the Coroner’s ’ auMetand retnrned to Jock's with a convicted of Ku-Klux outrages in South retrain. it>. Utk 4ar •< Mar Carolina, have Loon pardoned bv the A former Confederate General (Sena­ ’ avail themselves of the benefits of tho , everything ia now withheld from tho Premdsnt. tor John B. Gordon, of Georgia) pnsi* •u »..aia* true. i*. <.m, .i^o* e» W Ma~‘. Hun. Jihn C Champlin, a promiiMint service. By a recent arrangement made tol, and M. W. Gab have boon elected ORDIN ANCE NO. 11 on Chancy and Bugui citram of Ottawa, ill., was run over and mens gers of tho Washington Monument ' back to Gen. Canby. The killed by a freight train, in that town, a Ii Provident Wilson. r.rxsra)E=r L*rll «■* m —a wen: out to meet Jack .— I Oakes Ames lias notified the Attorney First-Class Instruments Sir. tai U “OU FrotaMIta." tav I ““P‘" 11 a— .i.. „m^i ..u*. .•JOoJ *** question that Mr. Curtis | General of tho United States that the Credit Mobilier Company does not in| tend to surrender its books to tho Gov- ----- ------------------------------- -J - r___ t •— The local postmaster is charged with the 111,0 taonument. uicana w <uu.j,„,o vu Among all the wealthy II . Th.£«a«.f„.r!,«,»Lit. I tarf.?*- • tatty r.... Ita. f of placing three bulletins in a con- m,,n *Wa< anJ twoatlv dea.1, it seems ',w i to their camp. Tho squawx gave the nous place, so all who visit tho effleo Angular that an active Board of Manainfonuntion about the council becomo acquainted with tho probe- i r°o1-1 not get up sufficient symnaCharley spoke first. Meacham, as ami Dyer followicj* Jack, , and Sehunchin tbsn spoks viothousnds of fannere, aad othe'ra infer- I *nromplivh so hndable and | tryj The CommLsiuni-ri made no prop­ : to tha Modocv. Tho opinion at ’ thejeamp is. that the difficulty will nev - *—without fighting A number of ___ a, . . ,. J ted the Spanish throne, has shown him­ sqtfres. Shock and Nnsty Jim returned "?* “O'” I.*™" I.F.UM ta» n. lk. e camp with tho C immlasbaara. sn4 were looted with prvosskts and __________________________________ ' uirone as us ruler ot me Bosnian r-I , and w«nt Lock to Jack's camp, megtr tuds of our agreeultural tnterosts |------------------------............................. - -,----su,[»ndcd. on tkoL- slatra, an ! to point ‘ plo. but has bad powerful factions to Ih4 report has bren received by the . Mich., CtfusM, is the Itepublican notui- I| them out to Foster’s children as a repJ — -I- since sig that the Mudoes intend making nee fur Mayor of that [dace. He ought roeeutation of the death of their ffilher. I contend with Lit arrive! arrival in ' an ittack upon tho troop*. In cor.seto be elected. | Madrid. He appeara to have come to Soma lime ago an old lady named I quefeee the pickets hare liven doubted ' th* cnnclusira that tho people wore the company commanders ordered I, Senator Mortm iv in Letter health ’ l.ang>toa, and a little girl who was liv-1 divides tho country into rgnal districts, : opposed to him. Consequently he hamia ing with her, were mysteriously mur- | thomselres in rvadincs derod in Coles county, Ill. The other th* enemy at any motnvni ‘ hot springs in Arkansas. day a son of the murdered woman— predictions of what the weather wil bo , Grosvenor supported the regular Ke- , William L. I-angaton—camo torward ___- .. "BpmropahsEi ’ on the following day. (puBlican ticket at tno recent Bl Louis stay. Ko would gladly serve thorn, bat | election. Which settled tho fate of the I The service is still in its infancy. Ito ceivrd a dislike to tho oU lady. time Mother Superior of tho Car­ died yea- strikn a woman. No bcnorabls man will be guilty of so base an action. When one excites you, just hold her George Bidwell was arrostaj in Lou- 3te Convent in Baltimore, terday. , v bo igaoraat of ear eigfct ptaeea where Gwjrgw Ja hold in < uatody furlhoov trifling Batik of Eng­ turn I land frauds ' Wall, we dan.t ex* Tho English Adjutant General has accurate predictions of tho (signal aer- 1 tender him OUR WASHINGTON LETTER ORDI.NANC New Scales -____ _ cress* if IT. It. HOLM Veiy Low. utunan ■ ICHI Grand H >. 255 Greene, near Eighth St.,' CxL'.'ta the Door Unity. B. F. NORRIS & CO WHOLESALE & iRETA.IL 137 X 139 State St corner cf Madison, CHICAGO _ WORLD. -WATCH Es. City Ordinances. Howard Diamonds, Gold Opera Chains, Gente Opera Chains, Gold Neck Chains, Silver Vest Chains. Table Castors, Cake Baskets, Not Pick,, Card Stand.. Napkin Hing*. ORDINANCE NO.ft Hemetnbrr that your mother and Tho expenditures of visitors to Flor­ ida, In quest of improved health, will foot np at 85,000,000 thia year. This aad lectures from WiUism Cullen Brv- and is contents are both amusing and poopfc. Hawkins hr thought it was some wild instructive. Besides a highly interesting , critter the: had got out of some mecagerv ant and Sensei Cox make* Florida, not happy, but goodlumorod. somewhere. Anyhow, I think that's a Episcopaling. too. Bo they biggsr'n a chipmunk F* The Washington Neadey Ibrii says : "You mwunderstand me, madam.” “Wall, you needn't fosl ooeasy. Ef there's any Piscomalinma ia this hero eludes with three beautiful glacos of Mr. Fronde to Parliament instolied Governor Cardinal Cullen's organ says that the . foehn’ a oommunity to let things HASTING New Prices. Apr. 3rd, 1878. w. ta,. ta Tttwiu New Styles. j The LARGEST and moat complete Jewelry Store in the Weal, with tbs fiaaal rtoek ever brought to the City. T. H btAMOXP. Mrstcai Ecao.—We ere in roerint at Ho didn't really know what it r«.D.iu HANTING TEACHERS ATTENTION. b nenaie. tion. Antons [>oach trees are in blossom, t'adar frock, March 81, one day. Capt. Jack, tho Modoc chief, i* nego­ but don’t go there to gather peaches Johnstown, Doty Schoo) Hou unlesa you are sure yon could raisa a tiating for an alliance with the Klamath Indiana, a formidable and numerous April 1st, one day ’««>nd crop of hair. Hickory Corners, Apriril, one day, Governor Hartranft will are to it that Hastings, April Mb, and 25th, Court grass grows be will ioavo the lava bed, women get emnl.iyment ia the various ; burn the ranches and murder tho set­ House, two days each. departments of the Pennsylvania Stets tlers. Woodland, April it'th, one day. gx.vi'rnmet.L i'-rEi.l-S; Nashville, April 12th, ouo day. Foster's children have boon forced to Middleville, April 14th, two days L . The Cmmissioaer charged To *nr vummiasioner to inquire stop attending public school in New York T bm • SMMias t»rl> Assyria, Elia School Hou*.', Anril21, । ‘ato* revision of tho Dutch monetary by the taunts and insults of other scholtwo days. system will probably recommend ,u-----the exl*raineville, April 2fith Tho tided waves of > man than to go dogging through (Spain cold that deluge tho land with snow as an unpopular king, with the fair prut­ will bo hsralded dayvn advance of their poet of dying by the band of an asses uamxG rtava »x Ico l*itch«Te, Butter Duhee, Gold Kings, Gold Teeth Picks’ u.s«hta tel .ill I sfe nix. , _ Coral Beads, ’ Coral Necklaces. Coral Betts and Hings, Brenas Ornaments. , — 'Tuuuwn.. Sj-oon Holdem. • laps and Goblets. Bracelets, Ghld Thitubhu. Filver Thimbu *, Gold laickrti. Shirt Htn-lds. Music Boxes, Watch Chains, Seal Binge, BroucLee. Ac. OperaGUs.es. Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. ^atck material and Tools for Jewelers. Michigan OLD, REL1AB SStJ ngMtr dty should call at* u, reUblxhm.rt and examine th* p-U. THE CHEAPEST PR] JES IS OUR MOTTO B. F. NORRIS dt CO.. 187 « | M STATE STREET. CHICAGO Tho Big Trees cf Cellfcnua. Maryland lief that the Question of education will be satisfactorily settled by Mr. Glad­ stone. Tho San Francisco AlU, of March 24, following amount of borrowed capital started the □pen from the South Wort but ORDINANCE NO O. for the United States tturday: The very Bev. dfoeseel Fide. t'tl.SD'ItATs Each number eon tains Lhocvee of Savannah. Jee Smith, the leader of tho anripolygamy Mcnnotu, and ten of their founder, h reported to have recentlv <10 .04 RS R™4„,. ■ Im mm I Wis. Kirtland, € IUwuIm, iFACZLe jre.ZJre3i SALT SALT barlow & Goodyear Keep a large supply oT'Salt for sale at Lowest market rates, in in Kirtland. their Brick WarebouK-. »MimlOxroiMttaUEQKi kfefatkr. AMENDMENT. 10 Burd |0U 5S*E| SsieESwieSelH*. re„„ld to s,9#/ OlMP*llTV, Flags, Banners, Streamers, Caricatures Painted to Order. pi/it LUfiae^ pun/tisyeD ORDINANCE XO. IO. UN Gla». Show CnrdK. teXULBT DICKINSON ‘ Water Tn-me^ Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, i and ! Bil]l]1 , rtore Cur-loud Rulo. ORDINANCE NO. 0. ,jr w i<M> OMWH �Th« R^ciJbuc^ Bissau Peninsular Railway. I n? Wo Mmw there waa an election held in the city cf Hastings an Monday for City Officers. Of the result we can only say that the condition in which we found our valuable Brshcia Rooster on Tuesday morning, of which wo present a portrait, Muddy Heavy raiiu. ^Township meetings over. “te esert 4hwl Iwtt u Iks St Jtemocratic Mayor in this City. We were badly beaten at ou Tho Bronson trial at Big Rapids pro­ greasing slowly. Dr. Roberta keeps Stationary, Books, Pictures, both Chrvmoa and Steel Platas^Superinteadent Diam<fod is holding ia the beat illustration cf tho position ol an examination ol Teachers at tho Court our candidate (save those in the 4 th Ward) that wo can possibly giro, and Dau! You just usk Will Goodyear on tho whole, think it decidedly appro­ 1 tho first, and hu'l tall you how you eomo priate. AdaWdaci to do defeated. Will knows! CHURCHES. Our ‘•devil" says, the Republicans aro-tried of beating, the Democrats, so | Ilsur MreiiiuTln now they turn around and beet them- Motor mind Hayford, it will soon bo I warm enough for you to don ths chock erod vest and duster. anil you’ll fool OUR ia only a fooble expression of our con­ dition, politically speaking, but wo gracefully accept the condition, and have just one consolation to offer our readers, and that is, that the amended Charier will prohibit any Recorder and Z Look out for a rise in flour, as tho Attorney from receiving off the eoatinMock in .tore has been womforfully re­ gent funds for tho ensuing year, ns a duced, rinee tho election of tho Demo- reward for dirty political chicanery on »^ntic ticket in thia city. election day, or at any uther time. Below we give tho majorities for tho No more Rcpubliean Presidents upw; No ! tho Democrats have carried lis­ tings. so tho next President will bo a Doncerat, vo a Democrat said Monday GREAT $8.00 11 you don’t beleiva AL Troutwine hu got hie shop nicely fitted up, just call uu him and then yuu'l know Low i: i, yourself. Local felines police;. that; with a very Wfykt rferf, they may bo settled at once, without the trouble Seo tho change in the big “AJ.-' of and expend of their being left for col­ lection. lienee call at tho drug Mure the Star Clothing House of Grand ’ on or before April 15th, and oblige. I Rapida They aell mam Clothing than any other House in Mich, why T Bo- HICHIGAR CENTRAL R. R. I Chromo School Cards, AiiMcn Grcble A Russell would say I to those who sent in supjiosod solutions to tho Rebus in the Bixxrx, that not one waa correct, and any ono calling at tlioir Store, eon too tho printed key. FARM FOB SALE OR TO REST Wo will Kill CU?AP. <»r Rent to a re-. As painting limo approaches, a, Grind River Valley Division Isponsible party, the Farar known as tho Other Stores ask so much more for the same goods We always keep Fine Custom made Suits from 20 to 35 dollops. CITY PESS DEpOT. —If you will buy that trimmed Wo I*n|w>r at Smith, Stance & Preston's yo will »arc 10 cent* a roll bceidrs time. ONE PRICE. STAR CLOTHING HF Remember our name “STAR CLOTHIMG HOUSE" is on the Doorsand Windows, so do not be decavcd by other merchants, as we have no Branch Stores. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. For restoring to Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color. J. M. Rnssdl, which is st once agreeable, healthy, and ' Street, is fixing up his Grocery in tirst' class order, and would invito bis num­ ! crous friends attention to tho same, and also to bis stuck of goxls which bo has । party in tho above Townrini' fot the on hand, and is continually receiving I last two years hnx foten fixed up and the fresh mippliss. Jim moans business. ! entire Republican ticket was elected on | Mondav lt«L Epl-.riatn P. Manly, a ill w>U ut lew figures for caiu or gixxl 'approved t;jtcs: two gool Afar.-a, one OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE, weighs nlxiut 1200 lbs., the other abuat DlM Its*-, two Smgh> buggio*, two double tosSssx'araMSiaft: buggies, two double and two single HarHero are bargains for those wanting such property, tlmt nm not often mat with. Cwt ttrlg. 45t£i k / Up to going to prase, we have uot rociired returns from all tho Towashipa, but are safe to soy that the neat Board of Fupcrvieare will atand. Republican 13 and perhaps 14 to Democrats 6 or 4, according a* tho Township of Woodland went, which we have not yet heard from. Ac regards tho State and County ticket. . Supervisor was elected by 24 majority, C. C. Bush, Clerk'i5S majority, Otis 1‘. Toliso, Treasurer 18 majority, and the mt of the ticket by large majorities. We are glad to see our old friend, W. T. Barber, is elected Jnstice of the Peace. All honor to Barry. American Organ Is Offered la tie Ptili: mt its letjts. Everybodu Should fry them before Purchasing Elsewher Tl.lr ims la luq.UsI *sJ ia U..r saw a*4 teaaUtet «-.«• serpau MI eibcn >* teasiy vt straight Republican, straight Democrat' and a Union. There was much feeling in the matter. 347 vote were polled. The Republicans ticket with two excep­ SviciBt—t.'. B Aylaworth of Jackson, tions waa elected by majorities ranging suicided on the 2Cnat, by hanging, in the City Prison. He had made two previous attempts to kill himself bnt had been frustrated by these who were ' aware of hie design, and ha was finally Tho entire Republican Ticket seat to tho citv prison, where, it waa except owe Highway Cocumisthought be could be kept from injuring Again wo say hurrah for Old himself; but he then committed the act • John urai Go's, celebrated Gold Paus, with his pocket betid kerchief, by attach­ he best in 'he market, for sale at tho ing the handkerchief to the top bar of City New* Depot. P. O. building. . L'zr or Dxrrxxs remaimng at tho Hastings P. Q, April 8th. 1873. Miss Sarah Alton, Mrv. Samuel f On Tuesday evening next. April 15th. Campbell, Amy Covey. Mias Bather al Union Hall, Bol Smith Rimsell will Eaton, J. Rhodes, Win H. Rose, James give me of hie inimitable uxhibitiona. A. Shartou, Ira O. Westeott, Miss EmEvery ono who lias ever witnamed. So mu Young in hie mirth provoking performances Direct your lottan to number of P. O. will not foil to attend uu Tuesday evw Box or Drawerning next. We might ap|Mnd a long J.Roboris, P. M. IiM of circulars from gentlemen of high r.tauding such us John B. Gough, de., and Irani various nowepapcre who speak ere Here. Stranger!—There la not aid Institution in the City of Hastings that la more worthy of patronage, than that lip. of six years standing was entieriy fluous to say anything —if that ho it to removed by tho me of throe buttles, and outartaiu tiin ritixsna of Hastiags on I be the pereon M. H. Crane. Ev;. ex ehenff evening of tho 15th. last, at the Hall. ot thia (Calhoun) county, hit roqumted Five or six yeots ego a mother abanCaawelL Haxard A Co, Mew York. It doaod her children in the streets in dif­ ia nlHolutloy pure and rwW, Patients ferent place, in this state, ana girl and who have once taken it prefer it to all a bey at Barilo Crook, and a girl at other*. Phymciaas have decided it superior to any of tho other cila in marbe definitely iscraed. Hsr name was Curtim, but about that time rhe marnsd a man nomad Clark, which was duubttee the principal reason why sho rurewlUr bmk upon her dfopring. HOUSE ! 36 Canal Street, IVtcrv’ Mtuical JfntUy for April la M usual, replete with firM-cIuA* music. No Musical work of it kind stands higher ia tho estimation of Musicians than Peters'. We can say everything in favor of this truly splendid work, know­ ing whereof wu speak. Michigan Central R. R. H.iGS ! CLISES I’apar, Leather, and Zinc Trunks from $1.1J5 to $20 We arcTtqtiare dealing in all our ac­ tions, Cheapest store in Michigan, and strictly CHROMOS ! Tho 5«ay Jevrwf for April ia rsceivod and like all it prodociiasara, ia a splendid ^number. A beautiful song, Sweetly \ Dream Villitta, in this number ia rully I Hotel in this city for a numbor of years j Mr. Tarkor has an extended acquainlance, and to those, we need not say anything, and those visiting our city who arc not acquainted with him. wo TRUNKS Oil Paintings W. Fl. Rayford, forget that Will Starkwontlior will bo pKdrn Sperter Form, in tho township on hand to do tho very beat work in the ! orBhltimore, cjuriMing of 80 acres, all lino of Painting, Graining, Glazing. ' improved. Fair Houm, gvol fruit, Ac. Paper Hanging. Ac. For rctferenoo, send specimen of his work at Jim Sut­ C F. DWIGHT A CO.. ton's Grocery. IlaMings. Ajril 2, 1874 —if Jtux.—Positively 1 must have mj nuts sotllod by Moy 1st, us I nui g away on account of my l^ralth. remember I must Lava nr nr. Largogt Stock of Blue Clothing-west of New York. Suita 1.2 to 40 dollars. Latest Styles of Boya and Children’* Suits from two years and upward. Prices, 2 to 20 dollars. far . Him DRESS1SU, nothing else can bo found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and ret lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre, aad a gratafol porforue. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aver 4 Co., THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. WARD May 15. ‘7B Hastings Jj- Allegan. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, ‘ J * * TItE CELEBBATKD SIMMONS & OI^OVG-H GEORGE WOOD ORGANS tkw i are, iscm iBrnQ ibr ud msea FIA1VO8. Aft the above euperiar metrumesrts ere foe aab ow ffseumhio Teemaawl WOMAN �person of taste who has a grain oi ap- i predation for the beautiful or a spr.rk of pride in the progress of American Art. Being th* latest, it ia of cuure*. ' the finest of all the fine issue, of all this wonderful pees*, and in this e justent improvement may b* mite! the secret of the groat succroa which this 2323234853302331 '12,000,000 ACRES.I,MT ".""JJL™ wm Wishart's Pine Tree CAPITOL Tar Cordial. OF MICHIGAN THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY Th* Caliort t-lthosrapUng Company of Oetrei,, butter, by a roving cur. from a young­ ster who was seated ill the O|>en door­ way to eqjoy the balmy morning air. A shadow has ia verity clouded his day, and the] fast-falling drop* of an April, shower accompany hi* tearful protest. Thomas Moron present* five maatesly delineation* of the YeUow.tone Region, on* at which, Tower Creek, a full page cutting by Linton, is a most superb specimen. The Dreth Warrant of Mary Stuart is a truly royal suvject, royally treated; and for texture and detail, is noticabU even in n« 4U»«. ACstakill Bonk, by Whittredge, will carry off the palm with very many; a pool, surroun­ ded by fonet trees, in which tho beau­ tiful white birch ia conspicuous; the solitude heightened, not broken, by a pair of kingfisher*, one perched upon a leafless branch, the other skimming the surface, uni moot enchanting vistas of dim forest distances from a picture worthy of the ropotaticn of one of America's foremost painter*. Such a spirited sketch as a 'A Bare Chance,1 by W. M. Gary, in which one of our frontiersman, on his gallant mustang, is brought suddenly to elose quarters with a monstrous grimly, deserve* mon than a passing notice, but so do the others, and space is limited. There ia a per­ fect gem of landscape by Wimperis, the great rival of Birket Foster. The liter­ ary contents of the April JidM display tho usual excellence and variety. There arc for instance, three good short stories, I Will if You Will, by Clara F. Guern­ sey ; Tho Ball on the Ice, by E. B. Ore* tte wsti. —J *« — P-M^M • wanton , SCI » •<••!. U4I.U sketches, by John 8. Daria, anuounend as the quarterly tinted platn for thia year, appears in thia issue It reprc- MACUIJtSCO . Boata <>,. „ »“•“'fL-Lre.',':.''™."-'”"'" Um |»ipf* »f tte »'»*« •' t». M*4ar*M pn«* u! T "W O DOLLARS EACH- 100 Teachers or Students ‘NSURE YOUR LIFE J» <.'**h, IU.1 Kslsla mJ F«r»en«> I'rept’’.*- is frow Bl «* $28,900 in Beal Estate ! $3,000 in Cash ! $6/>55 in Personal Property STOMACH BITTERS awatchfree: WHEEL, Assets over 856,000,000. The Pile Tret Tar Mai, WELLS’ CARBOLIC -ELETS Great American Dyspepsia Pills, Condition Powders! liBRATlO PRATT, fttft ^ZZ’TZZzUVZ?. OHIO. on the Death) Warrant of Mary Stuart;' another cn an Old German Tribunal in tho Han Mountains, and, beet of all, a racy little essay, by John Sydney, which would have charmed Lamb, sinew its theme ia hia prime favorite, Margaret, Duchess of Newcastle. There are fire looms, A Gaze! of Hafir, by Henry Richards ; The Four Seasons, by 8. W. Duffield; O Pray, My Child, a transla­ tion from theXGerznan of Hoffman ; A Bare Chance, a unique little dialect THE BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD, STANLEY I. TMKEB, Sri. CHAS. J. HUB, OH. 10- Consumption can becured. Dr. Crook’s Wino of1 DR. CROOK'S WINE aad John Hay ; and tho Rosemary, an­ other tender flower-fantasy by Mary E. Bradley, who has ahvady won a promi- TAR poets Music and Art receive thought­ ful consideration nnd IJtmtum mom than usual attention, the page contain­ ing it being devoted to tho late Henry Timrod. tho best and moat unfortunate of all tho Southern poets The story of his lifts as re-told by Mr. Stoddard, from j S/?y, a Carriage & House a i x • rrt xt s' Banncrn, Streainerir, and 1‘rditical Caricatures Painted tn Order. WOODEN BLOCK LETTERS 1‘articuUr attention poi>! to BEHINDSCENES the Memoir of Mr. Pan! Hayna, is tho literary record that we have read for years. Subscription price <5.00 includ­ ing Chromes • Village,B»Un' and •Cross­ ing the Moor.' Jamee Batten k Co., publishuta, 58 Maiden Lano, N. Y. Gl:i«s IN WASHINGTON. Show C-nrrls. LAvNGLEY DICKINSON Hasting*, Hept- 18, 1872.—tf VINECAR BITTERS Corn Shelters, Wrttefc Lane niBtraU Price IM 8 Wood Sawin; chines, It is abo a nperior Tonic, • Restores the Appetite, Strengthens the System. Rcatores the B enk and Debilitated, Causes the Food to Digest, Removes Dyapcpaia nnd Indigestion, Prevents Malarious Fever-, • t Gives tone to your SyiUcni. TR'HILCnOOK’SWINEOFTAi: S500 IN PREMIUMS. BOILER WORKS. thoughts, original songs rot to music, school compositions. Ac. The March number of the msgsxin* ia fully np to the high standard of previous number*. Which we will Exchange for WOOD Two rich oil chrosnoa, aad a good pare delivered st our Foundry ; or WHITE family magaxmo for old and young, for ASH, OAK or ROCK EIM LUMBER only t2, should lead tho people to sub­ scribe at once, and send that amount to the publishers, Chaa II. Taylor k Co., 81 Cornhill, Boston, or 92 Market St, onroars OUGH—= 60,000 00 SINE’S DWIBBT, BURRALL & MESSEB. Eaw’V Ixlitei BEFfNIIRU I iKTERPRISE. To those going to Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming. Nevada, Oregou « Cahforaia, wo roc , ammo nd a cheap, safe, quick and direct I route, ria St Ixaus. over th* Mi«<>uri i Pacific Railroad. which run. its tine. Day CoKbo* and Pullman Blaspersl from BL Louis to principal points in the PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. rWr or rir*">DRAIX COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE POKE ROOT WK. Music Teaching. - is 5 ms: N. F. Btntai’s ict TertiBB WATER Papera, by Juice Watkins. Then, is a careful biographical and artistic study of the life and works ef Malbons, the Miniature Painter, by Osmond Tiffany; a readable paper by tho editor, desenptive of Tho Yellowstone Region; anoibcr The two Beautiful Oil Chromo*, Too Familiar, and Tho Litilo 8urg*on. which represents two field scene*, a littlo boy and rirl and several pot lambs in the first; and a little l>ey, girl and an older sister, in a field bright with flowers and , foliage in tho eecond, whish ar* given with that standard illustrated family magatino, -fwrwee Jlrmtt, tan taking with the people like wildfire. This ele­ gant pair al oil chromoa, which are worth <12, arc given away to every sub­ scriber jo tho magazin*, for only •- a year. The magazine itself contains 000 pages a year, of beautifully illustrated T'***1 The New Capitol and Grounds, SAtaMtHteiBiataioflfflAtre' � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-04-16.pdf 4cf14d4a6021b01d31a2a84c312d242f PDF Text Text Tlf« Rypd»i>CM< HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN VOL XVII. Card?- Wwml WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16. 1873. Jodqj. "War it is then,11 aha said to herself. FARMERS I quietly about her mornznd when Tom camo homo Greble & Bussell NO. 51. GLEANINGS AND G 38SIP Non! Dow, of Maiqe, is going to Eu- Wishes can never fill a sack. About one-sixth of our entire nopula­ ham no ehilrrh amnmmzwt Wisdom rides upon the ruins of folly. Who pardons the bad, injures tho ho will embark in the taHo^ng busl- If the one great object of his life iz to nearly time for Tom to come to sup- ' Charlotte Otuhman gets **,000 for Words are fur J,woman; actions tor and prepared to Invite your special attention to the What can you expect of should become a physician, and than ho Old John Harper is going to mort­ his bristle. ? gage all his property and stake the bonnet kept Tom's slippers company I under tho sofa, while her own shppers , Wisdom is morelto bo 'envied than out of sight, you know. I lay cn the mantle. Should ho incline to highjliving, but cbaa. And thee thinking that feminine in(Go.) Asa. but Wisdom in a poor man is a diamond prefer a plain board, than the coroenj genuity could make nu greater sacribcn . chief political : than her Sunday bonnet, ah* Mt down editor. Wine is a lurncoat-^firit a friend, PLOWS! OLIVER “ WRRftft k. UOLBftoOK. • Tho subecriptions to the Greeley atat- just war. Zeal without knowledge is fire with­ uo fund now amount to *9,701,80. upon tho piano, ’and out light. the center table. Sho McCreary, of Kentucky, is tho laciest and jollieet man'in the United States C. G. HOLBROOK. oiv tat* Asnt 1 Im.4. hM. *ad all “raxAJc. With thi$ Guaranty Lui- I WM »L BURGHER. That it will EXCEL any and ALL Plows in the following points : 1st. It will run with less draft, and turn a deeper and wider furrow. 2d. It wBl do better work and will not clog, the standard being curved and. the * bontu COME. higher. I 3d. It will last more than four times as long n.-* any other plow, as it is Ch ill Ail harder [ ' than tempered steel, 4th. It will scour in clayey and mucky soils where a steel plow will not. 5th. It is easier to hold being a Center Draft. I 6th. The pouits will wear twice or three times as long any othef. JOHN ROBERTS rUYSICUX»»i fiaryjet. p.ribt. cn but cun man who had a cumpretiensive knowledge of this country and her inatitatiom. uuusual disorder, and at Nellie tatting | in the midst with her crochet work, uul : < umo into ths rodm. aaeaed tho expenditures; tho i “Haute cleaning, Nell ?” “Oh, no. Why!" tail Nidfie, fook- ou her behalf lan year was on <MW. "I thought may be you had‘been, that's all," roma Art Tom drily, as ho diet that a husband and his wife have looked for a place to sit down. each suffered cruel and inhuman treat­ ment at the hand ot tho other, and that WHISPEB IN WH*TEB'S contequenlly each is entitled to a diEAE. “Paper rotno this evening ?' “Not vet.” it is as surprising as gratifying to dis- ABSO THE CELEBRATED littlo before he cumin.glauaicg about th. room. • . i SeHte’ ’SfabVr South Bend Wagon! And don't become an umbrella-oak- ‘r S‘“f “ °-' 6'h"-I'- T— Mid loui.------- „„.i... ...t______■ _______ * . ' *“** «•> *«-'«* mann«, and k • «»«< the walls in the groat statesman^ ”-1 the tnblM 'rr.X.'S •“"""-‘“““■'ir" » ■ ’" fc,„mI “Oh, no they don't,” said. Nellie .n i । sweetly os before. “A tiling looks tu ; Tho tunnel mania threatens to be­ ; well in uno place m Mother." ' come a trreat bore. A San Francisco is threadbare it fruits ol lii« labor brought before tbs through, cannot bo difficult to Isom. 1JSZ?T»4!SS“e,-.t IM" At Factory Prices. T. B. DIAMOND. Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS. iLook to your interest and purchase your Salt nt the old stand of HAMS, UPSI.-fcR ths i before," said he hesitatingly. and pretend to bo frightened at a । shuuld not like to have any oB<. step to make » car-path through the Carpamouse. ' iu '' thian Mountains. Wicked men cannot be friends, either “Why not f said Nellie. “We might j , . , as w.-il keep things handv. What i. , h lhl! “ newlX «T»r7 c«*> the usouf iutvitig n house' if you can't <bo’v.dwre who ore preparing to take i k.-n> tilings as you wnr.t t|» f”l ■ advantage of tho laws, and to utilnr . Turn’s tore grow redder <u>l rodder. tb"‘f °°* «nd sixty acres of she lie triad to look nobar, and broke into : PubU!: !,nd* wllhla limit*, hare | a laugh. unsnrmoMly decided iu fitver of T^xThirty BeMcns. * ' “Oh. that i« your game, is it ? Trying | Mt-i lorat mo with my own weapon.'you Tho Lehigh iron retrion- CanUins 15 Tlio late David Paul Brown, of I’hila| littlo •--------------------- - ■-• -­ MANAGING A NAN. "Well, don't yon like the p’unl" Mid i Nell ilrtnurel). * of tiro iron product of tho country. No; by G.orge, I do not!" "Well then, 1 will make a bargain | burg, and when Tom farter fell Jiead liquors, over heel* in love with Ear nu one The apriog travel to Europe is includ­ hitritod DRUGS ing more than the. usual proportioc of liternry men and artiste. Thomas Nast has left to lie gone thro, months in the hope of reetp™>» impaired health. Dana, of the Asa. and Winter of the where you know you get none but the FIRST QUALITY. that ho has no use for, then ho should immediately start—a newspaper. meured reading the papers, asked h father if the wrfrd “Hon.," prefixed recently, and occasioaaUy startles a turner by going at him with a b with a cautionary •'Whoa, there!” ••Oh, 1 will. Como Nellie, I will own sent. and they went to fanuse-ko«ping ! in a cosy bird no*t of a little house cm up like a man—you have beat tn? this 1. They deprive men of their reason the wrath W’le of tho town, everybody ' time. Only just alHUgfctosi up Uiia aw­ prophreiod all torts of hsppinres for ful room and I will nevus throw any­ thing dorm again. There, now let us • the presty bride. inteBectual strength. _____ ____ ,. kies nad make up as the children say." ' _________ . | very happy.__________________________ ' Nellie >«•«. and laughingly held up shortlyIt is a very pretty thing fo go to i her sweet nn-utb <ur a kun of ptace. The Shelby (Ky.) Cswsaf Ulis of house keeping for the first time, with , And tta-n. under «he magic influence of ' •vnrytbing spick and span, new andlherdeltEngvrsoonfuiion wassuddetdy j ihiuy, and if yon have loro very much banished, and when Qrangor etmn fur a companion, it is still pleasanter. I around to epend the cventag, ho drci­ , Now Neliie did luvo that grus', blub- ’ dod that nobody had a prettier wile or Millen and llutlur were boys and Drrberiug Tom Carter with all bur might > a coater and tidier home tiauhis fri-rad, .den ar.d Bunyan were yet unborn. The 'artor. and main, and there was only one thing Tom Carter. lr.»_ i. u.____ _ . .1... -r-c. XV...• I. kL. ar^l*... ......... t bosket is made of willow and <ywured School Books Station cry little Nalito. haviitt ......... trooe gained with satin that was onoo white, but has lion uf th# Selil, tons; gu-id. care follow alive. 0. They render abortive tho strongest He kept hi. hr a lay question, The Oregon militia’s bill' amounts to resolutiona. . Sometimes h> MM*m*>i threatened '.Zlii.. , __ .1_______ i___ ■ . . 10. The millions of property expended clergy might Wi ... ll. nm I. 1—, In vain did Nellie braid . with a ndapvr, but Nellis, instead of PBE8OKIPTIONS AND FAMILY scolding, only had quietly to bring I Medicines GOODYEAR & BARLOW . a young man is a paragon of truthfumees, wbriety, has $dttt Store. CO. J. P. ROBERTS & Dye Stufl.sJ PAINTS-& OILS BLACKSMITHING. *t*o Df{Y qooos i/i E/iuLcti r^itrr- J- ced the slightest curiosity to view too of intaaiiy. 12. They destroy both the body and buris.1 closely the wolf-tad war banner of the ately, for Tom seldom faded to talai the Mudoca, and that when Cept Jack final­ ly met them "ho routed 'em end scouted hint J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. Raiivillt. The young man who enjoys plenty of company, and is ever ready to scrape Wickedness with beauty is the devil's acquaintance, will find the barber buaihook baited. What wo cannot help is our misfor­ tune, not our fruit. ~ Who keeps company with a wolf will learn to hoih \ flourish os an undertaker. up two children. Worts show the wit of a man, but action^ his mooning. ‘ Whai reason and endravor exanol “Vary will, probably ha trout com# t,u> L11”1 couawl«“ Und wm «>Wore tc*.* It will be ready ax>n,” Mid! V* “ 010 r““‘ bring out. tau often wUL What is givsa to tha poor is laid out Neil, working nwaj. ’ uaaU“ of *62.000. Ml YSICIAN aU Sate*—. Ori**' DR. C. C. L1NSLEY. What Is an estate worth if 41 brings no enjoyment. gently Micbijan.i Expire Sd. Esfim Jus It, 1111 MH W N ■■! Gold & Silver Watches ■ • Russell What is it ? SilM MMMSME Why, it is LEE REED'S Trip Hammer. OBAXP HAMMERER. I am prepared to offler Single seed Buggies as Lmo as Immense Stock Winter One Hundred DoIIufm. Buggies at One Hundred and Twenty-five Dollnrw. Now Farmer^, Hmm wm neverbthirt an opportunity of this kind otfcrod io Has!int-*,- whereby you could Rvt * Buggy for eo small an amount of mosey. I do not Intend to loose my reputation as a buggy builder by selling a i»or nrtfole- Fra । prevent crime. 15. They cost sober people it previously, and Oapt Nil. Johnson re­ fnr a buy that was smart, active, brave, porta, through Dr. I'oterraan, of ioalvoa tractable, prompt, iudnsteioua, eJoan, teas found by him la.t August to the pious intelligent, good-looking, reserved oast of tipitbergrtu It teems that we , ceedingly. She resolved not to spoil may really hojio for good news from tho tho peooi of their cozy home by icoldthroe exrxelitiuna now searching for the । lug, but how. to eure him she could not poJa him whh natienre his order filled. with the tho patience morning ho had want the opportunity The farmer, la return, tel! on die Wasted place before." means which enables me to sei! Buggies so LOW as to DEFY COMPETITION. Michigan ^Exchange. The th-rmometnc in *ome other & Nevins . i'*11She - hn*. with ,r with which I make Irons for BUO6ISM. ■’s Hoysi., । Wet or dry, he would lay his uvorcoat on her pretty, smoothly mado bod, and . drop his hat anywhere. Ladies wdl find almost everything nsunayjtegtfa »DryGoods Co, cum Bril si Stas tra table ruth^iy crmlnng beneath it Tho laical man appointed to ollies in PcnnsyIvana it Inspector of'Pickled should have some of them, as she hoard destruction. Fish, in Philndelnhia. No civil-sorvioo you say in your sermon tho common taexamination in tins irittancj was requir­ turs (oommoutators) didn't agree with t!u> delicate truasuro, and diaoovarod the and virtuous. ed. Tho applicant simply lied to twvar ruins of a favonte Boliemian vase. his nose would not gti bark on him un“I dp not know wliat to do, butnkio 1 won't have,” she continued with a lit­ •»g tle Irit if wifely snap, which every good Tho icarcity of cool in England hi nnimal. rendered accessary nil oorto of cxjwd mt. for economizing fust The mixin Tom of snch performance* n_v ibisI" of chalk with eoai in open grates Is th tea Mrs. Nemo, *> she removed untold einnsti and aranecta himself with one lasting double tha ordinary length rf 6W_____ wbkh A Parisian dramatic critic says that will seldom fails to fin 1 a way. And when a de­ termined little woman nays “must and shall,'' reavnljen fnsubarilination might av vrell surrender at once. —"Yes, but the ether way," was tho Before Mrs. Nellie cloved her bright Scene in a Washington bookstore, An Akron (0.) cat, reiving upon nine lives to save him, allowed his I ’WhatF' emanating For th. GontUaon. . ispssf.'&^tssSg^l^ xxi-e. Prices Guaranteed. n>k- —.F.u i- .u- u-uvt-r Thare are three essential finn-t WMFkl. . r-^,1 Sooicn sotted with a IF YOU WANT now para *t0 J*r annum for the priv- Detroit, on Saturday, fol! short, and diailrgo of sending life children to tho city HASTINGS IA2BLE WORKS! tiysaid: B. F. STEINHOFF J. dole & Son, s GR hwm: MONUMENTS HEADSTONES. TABLE TOPS, MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. eblorafowd bj burglars, and *7,000 ITALIAN SBital riMaial UEHUffiB, [birr husix MARBLE ns m: . y.., gtiur tarred �ora waurinbyon letter. BACON & THE Wd Death ci Qol- U*abT- Apr'10th, 1878. We Invlts our readers to real earrfully lb* following report, a* we think there MORTGAGE SALE. THE MODOC WAR anncr. IHIIUI ru Anu. Di-Tbefollonrmg '""couxi Wilfiam Lewis, 83; Ip. m: Wmuw 8. Hunker, 1; Ian on Elliaon, 1: 10 and 11 o’clock this mom-Charles W. Bp43Jing. 83 ; boys m after life, that it shoukl letter of the civil xTriee regulation* Duty Benson, 30 ; Thomas B. Bunker, pnaing Oen- Canby, A B. iloschsm, br-Jho.ua., Mr. jlyer, Riddle, th* tnM; Benjamin Hoffi 8. Gw- Bag>oy, oa Rofortnitory I us titutornreler, awl wnaw. and "Bugu* Cliartentiag chair*. Your Committee would, by the executive in certain important . toy,” and “Boston Charley," »m»‘ out appointawnu Mr. Cutie ir now feeble making appropriation* of the support of; 1 to a darimated spot There lh*T »•« aa practical '<■ of the boy* for all farm in hroltb, and the terms of his resigna­ Capt Jack, John Sehonachin. “Black tion show* (hat while be poseihly may Jim,” “Phadt Nasty Jim,” EUen’s Your under careful consider*tion and ■ all th* details of practical farming. We, also, would rrcommead that facilitie* be provided for teaching the 2lurtm,Mmncsx. Arm M, 1878. Editor UF.OKCE H. DEWET. Ths Repnbhean Party Conimittua So in our own strongly Republican. In our own city ths Democratic ticket principally was falling-off ol Republicans? No. We to Hasting*, a* th* opposite party know*; acter of th* Institution i* avowed, asd yet. through intrigue and figurning, the the prefix “Reform'’ dropped from it* idividual* die, but principle* live fully canvmeed that School a* it* name intj mi remain* unimpaired Reform been committed by the boy, ia order that he should bo msdo r. ward of the Stalo I Th? criminals of tender year* ; but rather pablima party. They forced it lata be­ as a place of refuge, where they qiuld bo ing; tboy *uataiu*d it through unaqua’ Educated and fitted for live* of actiro uvefulnoss, and to affur-1 to them Mcwrity from temptation, and proteotira against because It proclaimed freedom as tho the allurements held out tu them by previous detective moral training render Lewis; Ephraim rear, near wnerc juoacnetn ■ oorao - — hitched. Schonacbin then began ,0 around, *aw Cspt. Jack to hi* left with bi* pi*tol pointed-at Gen. Canby. Tbi* First-Class Instruments hall a minute Cant Jack fired again on Gen. Canby, and tho noble old gen­ tleman ran off to the left, but was •[»-«dily shot down and killed instintlj. and wounded in tho bead. He tried to HASTINGS EJ ass'sirtr; B. Cook ; Henry Thoiuus was killed almost instantly by CLARA AU did not fin- st him. but they knocked noS ■•“tain him. but will sustain Voted that the Rood Commisioncr* hu Mjuaw down. Dyar, Riddle and the PreeideuL . appoint overseer* of Highway and that ’•* JAKthey be Fenceviewer*. Voted that each Bia that kill* a wolf Wo ar* eroding a fine District jail to Mooch'-ri. badly wounded, with a pi lol I ' portancc to ibe individual and to society that no boy abtml-s bo aout U» toe School, Square which ha* proved inadequate (It due* not say out of what fund). convicted of crime, without sufficient evideaco or for tho puqxBO cf r*leiving criminal* are ns w employed in breaking held a*, the house of John Mill* (A true Record). * educate hint, from tho rvepuruibility d*< Town Clerk." volring on them, as wn have g"od ryatoa punishment of the greater offenses are Perhaps Mr. Editor*, the above will now tarried out at the Albany. N. Y. pri»m, and the risk, expence and expos­ Izgialation as will corrvet thrt evil, or 1 ure of i ran sporting courier* by train* fir th* more rigid enforcement of exi»I: so­ ronitnntly before their young mind* tl*>» jin in charge. Thia ia disgraceful to cast I could not well abridge without benefit* and hapinem curtain to result the Capitol of a great nation and it is a luoaing much of its interest, of|the "W irom, v.nuuu* cuuoucc, in qum nonx *, , , .., - , , , , , —■», — _kA •• ■ . .. , , ... , : brought for trial, and th* Judge whom* matter at congratulation that at last | vote* cast Those marked (d) of^xieito , V "1 i'■ ” “ To the* ehd it only remain, that the pe-,. who appri(rB of t!ie CB1T^,in we will have a new jail suitable to th* 1 their names ere not living, and perhap* .I—..—i. ..r <u.. .^.t ... ..:^t;— the two Bunker*. Of th* 6 remaining pie of the State should fully understand I and »«utcu.-.o before any boy can be ndI Hiram Istwi*. resides i-.cnr Kalamaaoo, thu design cf this School, aud the pun- I «Bi*d into 11- ticboal, under existing Mr Parker, in Gull Corner*. Mr. Brinenows for which it nw. inriitnu,.! .nd to 1 review your CommiUifo tun, dear Hickory Comer*. Mr. Pktton, reins. A ridioufous 'controversy has lately in Orangeville, and Isaac Meaner, in of Rcfonnitory Education to make it all haro b.on -uade by the Juvtirro ,m vioarisen here among our cvlorwl popula ­ that its most sanguine friends clnita it ■ lation vt law. This should not be, and and followed leadur. aa long as three shubld be, and which will enable it te tnut ,hfl ‘ner’ •»! attention to tion out of an attempt on the part of thu S'™'-iu Prairievilla, April, 9th, 1873. Trustees of Colored Common Scbcoli piss of the party. They abandoned tion. to appropriate certain school funds for them when they found them untrue to A careful study of workings of th • th. purchase of a portrait of Charlo, I THE ST LCVIS MUTUAL LIFE INrarfou* reformatory institutions of the tiumner. Conriderabls fooling ha. been I th* trurt confided iu them. Th* leadBURANCB COMPANY, country aa w*il as the perovut operation of this School have satisfied your Com- excited by the failure of some impulsive | The above named Company has juat —*•- of -the L_ mcasuro ---------- -wemnnliali advocate* to accomplish saMuned universal tmpartancr In tilt* City, and Mime rvOeratice* to it and its operation* wl!l, <touMlcw«, Interrot our vuwuv vrarvui ,*s school purpows from the prwplc, for any reader*. The Charter of Uie Company other purpose whateror. differ* Ir. one v, ry [■articular from the nut to thrir interest or the public good, ••barter* uf Eastern Companies. Iu and that wh-u any buy h-u arrived nt the og* of eighteen y> are h«t reforma­ Our Board of Public Work* are en­ computed, cither by the term* of their gaged in correcting defect* in the works Charter, or by th<- pronstoiw of the Infonimencvd l»to last foil upon out*tree: HASTINGS CI <un. V. SLADE. HASTINGS LC deem it important that ia each particular Mcupled cans*, nr* waived, let him see ca«o real crime should have actually I <“k‘ Lo can make by it. Th* country and'ploot'd i^ thu School Car education, | strength CH CHANCERY SALE apple river and if the Commissioner* not aasum* th* responsibility of making should lay tho toed aero** Crooked Lake, tion should be protided, or that there them himsolf. Tlicrw ar*, aud always 1 -____ .L.____ ' .1 • will bo, delect* and objectionable fenControl to obtain profitable employment tatiug the age at whieh boy* should be admitted into, an-1 discharged from th* tho appointment of Govt-rnment official* one dollar per day tor their service*. practical Education by eithgr the officer, ScbooL Your Couimitteo boleive that L,.. .,r . .............. -___ r .t ' pretends that the present regulations of th* School or th* Board bf Control. Benjamin Hcffi 19 ; jSaphna Barnes, Thia your Cota nuttoe, think 1* 111 wrong. State, when they uro not properly cared contrary a large number, perhaps a ma­ 20 ; John Mills, 20; Calvin G. Hill. 22; jority of tho people of the Country, Benjamin Dibble, 20; Henry Leonard, •ally when the temptation* to vice and think them unrt’ssonablo and unfair. If 1 ; Georg* Brown, 1. Institution arc made almost wholly virtually Republican. The ounstltutionsl rights and duty which tao President I* sworn to sustain put* the responsibility of these impor­ tant appointment*, nut upon any civil *ervio* board or schiraw of **Inuiion by subordinates, but upon lb* Preudcut himself, and whenever tho eivfl eorvice roguIaUons fail to perform tho duty of appointment* according to the best in- wa* the design of the Legislature it should be. That it iaand hae thu* far and that provision* be made for teaching, *• far s* practical Engraving, and penal t£m Educational anditeformitorv , kusdr, a Pur‘ai,‘ «• « «nou. doinstitution, while it was the evident dC- I*raa ‘utr' i'rvlitaU» >'mpkymawt ran at rign that it should b* almost purely re-1 *“ thne* U « »«O I«rt at '!»' termitary ia Ma ebaracter. That your ci'r““e'i ’'kW Committee find from a carefud ownina- . sU* of ,or ’CUidl tion and personal inspection'.of tho l«u- tutiun w»* eitablishcd b«um** aintinuslly larger a* our population Incroa***, no guns with them, but each carried a pistol si hi* Belt Thia, huwerrr, was not much noticed, as in [.ruriuu* tutor­ view* they had had their guns with 30 ; Henry Leonard, 29 ; Isaac 'Otis, 29; them. lli»y sat down in a kind of brotflocem II. Bunker, 0 ; Charles Paul, C ; ksn circle, and Gen. Canby, Meacham, John Mill*, 2 ; Zaphna Bones, 1. Georg* Brown, holds th* office of Jus- by Jack hulling his peoo, with ’’Hawk­ er Jim'* and^ack Nasty Jim’* <0 his loft Moacliam *jwc<Al the talk, and gsv* a* long history what they want­ ed to do fur them, after which Gen. Canby end Dr. Thoma* both talk o’! for ■ome limo. Capt Jrck thou talked in j an apparently good, larious strain, and New Styles. SALE ON “II. wiluai HASTINGS LO New Prices. to tho waist life wa* extinct (rots tol-shot wound* in the l;<nd. Thu o( Geu. Cauby wa* stripped of e vestige of clothing, aud liy about hundred yard* to th« southward. two piitol-»b >: wuuaL iu tho head. Very Low. human between it and outraged liberty. MICHIGAN Grand Rive: il 'a reroom, Ao. i?J<5 Greene, Hear Eighth St., Artaa4« •-r.?*.'.■ 1. ‘rssteoffi.r-1 mrara: an lot, how rmhi1 5Ea.tr New Advertisements B. F. NORRIS & CO ST-1860-X JEWELERS! The LARGEST and moat conydcle Jewelry Store In the West, with th* (least Stock ever brought to the City. him or । pobbean party- A* long a* the people &, 139 not sppre- yat in an unfinished condition, ha* been locality, and upon any tangible or rellacan and will be fully retormed. educated knowledge, hi* energy, hie ability 1 and msdo ueefulritiama. and to thia end rendered comparatively usulos* fur the ble security. Behoving, after a ca reful tn v*siig»Uun natural and acquired and hi* industry • - renipaning bill, en tractors 'are to be compelled io}*pui their In the thorough munilnct* and reilabllto the produrtiv* labor, either mental or • sections lu and Iff phyricaL of the community, than to arrest anec Company, and further being astlefici with the nio.t*raUou* of It* terms IKLS7 of Chapter N»of the compiled law* Mr. Bigelow, Chief of th* Logan desire to Insure, permanent mon tn this Itez&nllnK a* your Committer do, the city have organised a load advisory ertacaliM of the boy* in this School I Board for the purpuee of loaning, In this as of the utm.xt Importance and fcelin* Immediate mclion, fifty per oral of the ex-8enator Cattail m Superintendent of philanthropic Legislator of the inostimaBjndicnte business be will see to tho al security around th* |«|ley holders. Thh is th* most Important privilege. careful coueiUcratton to the financial necnadtlfM of the School, and the re-' viHagwe and from which, unfortunately i P*In ■B'1 trnpromnents. dtenied de»lr- *. ainnd. whol, rnns.' “IS.*?JSlSEff whlch render* money ro abundant al. the great flnaaelsl center, that It Is quite If-out al together Impomlble to obtain a jnirposo for- which the Reform Bcbool 1: arrangement* as I* possible, and that found it* Moses. HendnrU of Indi- once with ' hi* antiquated friend* wlw than fifty-two million* per annum ; this In connection with w>m* similar money HOWARD S-V-I85O-X Chromo School Cards, DEPOT. CITY Rantaiion bitters: PLANTATION ITTERS Tempemca Bitters t»TT pm otpor Watch Chains, Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. Watch material and Tools for Jewelers f **Vr ^7 should call at« ur ertabliahnwnt and exanimo the go THE CHEAPEST PPJ EES IS OCR MOTIV) e cn g * SALT & Goodyear Keep a Urg, ,apply „r gj, for QQ I. !r ni a ?•-.,! u rates. their Brick Warehouse, HAGAN’S □ 11 Michigan OLD, RELIABLE U) Htetiags City. D. G. Robinson. D “ “ Travcne PbRlitw, R. WilBam Y. (LUre’v.s 11.11.r. Gold Thimble*. Silver Thimbles. Gold Lockets, Shirt tkudds. <Wd Wateh K,v*. Ootal Beads, Coral Necklacro, Coral Setts and Rings, Bronas Ornament*. barlow Barry, April 3d, 1837. i Calvin Brown, Istotea' Setts, Pearl Sett*. A CO., 137 A ] 19 STATE STREET. CHICAGO Spalding, and th* following is a oopy of Kills, Clerks WATCHES. _ B. F. BOBBIS § brook, Philo Khaldun, M. Hllrarrtono. CHICAGO Diamonds. sjpfj. nop. Oil Paintings Weetfal!, J Fitch, Ladies' Fjnsi Gold watchm. Gold Opera Chain*, Gent* Opere Chains. Gold N*ck (•bams. Slv*r Vest Chain*, Table Castors, ■ Cake Baskets, Not Pick*, IfoldRingv. Gold Teeth I‘icki' bulk of premium* ar* obtained, tan par hind other looalitia* in this eoantry in 31.000 compounded for thirty year*, at •lx per cent, amount* to I3.7UM; 81,000 compounded for thirty yaara, at right management, and widt existing law*, no [ , per oent, amount* to 110,082 TO; *l.or» cumixmndcl for thirty year*, nt ten |«: the Franklin Building, ard photograph* bad a* gdl Result of th* Election ta the County. only do oar people have opened to them among the important feature* of Amer- a safe life insttranc*. but a local money­ ed Institution In their midst. Isaac P. Christisw-y, 1,842 The St, Louis Mutual Life Insoranet csrtTci rnx*. saaKxr* or tn* vxrvxsmrrr The amount of National Bank ctreuEdward 0. Walker, R. 1.85« nowslxteau y« AndrodClimio, 11.. 1,818 Duane Doty. D., 2 Andrew M. Fiteh, D., 38 July 12, 1870, authorising aa additiuo- a til ion* to widow* and orob«n«, and •rone million and abalf 1Xdividend*. *1 issue of LM,000,000 cn. srnanmxmorr or senoou. Thsodore B. Diamond, IL. 1,®1 Tho follow tug w.H known g.ntiemsn co. dixis roiuineicxxa. Jeaw* W. Huughtalia, IL, 1,793 Madison. WATCHEfcl CHROMOS ! oi great importance that further educa­ herewith report with atuendments a tional advantage* thould be secured to bill making appropriation* for the Re form rirhool. for th* of corner BlXarlBT WATCHES. Ufa Insurance h conaidervd. The sum lilts of the Secretary's Office will *ccompany Mr. Catlrll to London on the State St SiMim 11 wot sei tn medm tikVate. 10B^r.l lnto mors sold to drndor. .t . ver,- mill vancc above Cw-load Rato. ’ Water LirqA, Ohio lima, Shingles of all kinds, Magnolia Balm Pure Blooming Complexion. ACA1B. M* IVflttll pVIf/flUfKD ip LOTS. 044 1040 sshSSs �lit* R^pUouiciul B\|<«bh COKKOV COUNCIL. Th* Common Council of tho Ciiy of Hasting*, mot on Wednaadty Evening, April Oth, 1878, pursuant to tho provi­ sion* of Section rix of an act of the legislature of the State of Michigan, manured March 11th, 1871, entitled Peninsular Railway. of Hastings," *and entered to take immediate effect, for tbe purpose than and there to determine who by the greatest number of vote* given la tho several ward*, are duly elected to fill tho respective City office*. Counca called to order by the M*r»Present—Mayor, Recorder, and Aid*. Hum*, Wood. Wooley, Eastman, Will­ iams, Konfiold and Jewell. The report of the Committee appoin­ ted to Mttlo with the City Treasurer, was read and on motion wa* accepted. By Aid. Hams — that the Council proceed to vd»plendld Maple Sugar aold on the Streets Taceday at nine cents per pound. Our Pralrievilte letter In thia week'* Baxsxr I* very Interesting. Bead It. Don’t forget the last Dance of the season al Union Hall, Friday evening churches. 7b the. HowrabU, Uu Common C^vncli of the Citf of Batiinfft : Your CommUtec who were appointed to make and report to 01 *■ honorable board a Just and tru* saeount or all money received and expended by said board tn their corporate caoacUy.'.dnrlpg the year, and to audit and settle th* aceyontz Of the cMy Treasurer, and the account* of all officer* or person* having claims or account with eald corporation according to Section No. 39 of the chsrtor of th* City of Hasting* would mest respectfully report. That they have audltoa and settled the account* of the Qty Tr***urer and find th*m correct; that they bare also made a statement which ia. hereto annexed giving a Just and true account of all tbe money* received and expended by said l-oard in their corporate capacity, and also, a statement of the Indebtednass of said city i .<i'Mi,j>u|w<nu»l«nt. n»F« M**u*aT»*r»- The Recorder then read tho Inspector* To the Public aud Patron* of the Bajineh, all advertisement* lor lhe Haxnrr report of tho respective word*, and on should bo handed In a* early a* Tuceday motion of Aid. Wood, the fallowing noon, each week, to Insure their appearanco that week", a* W-tlnreday b publi­ cation day. S’MfS iu*. fTau-imtm, r*x«T. .te3tEK‘BfSt‘’e' K-J. W55" ‘t’-k-T.*-. The Common Council of tho City of HzMovrm-N, ,T. Parker, ha* re moved bl* Livery, from Jsflereon Street Hasting*, mot oa Wednesday evening, to the National Hotel Barn on State April UtL. 1873, pursuant to the proviStreet. Mr. Parker te present Poorat t- riona of Section rix of an act entitled "an net to Incorporate the City of Hea­ tings," and ordered to taka immediate •ffact, for the purpose then and there to Wo are extremely sorry that we eould determine who by the greatest number not get our paper out on th I* time week, of votes given iu the several wards, are for many are dtuppotntcd at not reviv­ duly elected to till the] respective City ing their joper regularly,but frtenda tbe nou-arrit al of cur print paper waa tbe And the fallowing named person* hav­ cauM-. nnd we glncerely hope tn be able ing received the hig*«t number of votes given at the polls of eaid election hold i'erry Rom- and wtfr of this elty were on Monday the 7th. day of April 1873, arreated a few day* alnoc and tried fur be and they are hereby declared duly and expense of their being left fcr ri>l- vagrancy. They were both convicted elected to tho following named office, lectioii. llftu* cidl at tiin drug store and sent to Jail; but Perry procured respectively: ball and wa* released, but bls wife bring on or hetero April 15th, nnd oblig-. ■ Fer Jf*y*r—Nathan Barlow. H. J. HANEY. For iimriitr—\\ta. D. Haye* aprilll $8.00 Local fcksiw police;. Other Stores ask so much more for tho wuue goods We always keep Fine Custom made Suits from 20 to 35 doilhra. Lariuiet Stock of Black and- Blue Clothinjpvesl of N'ctr Ji'ark. Suita 12 to 40 dollars. Latest Styles of Boys and Children’s Suits from two years and up. wards. Prices, 2 to 20 dollars. Hll'.VKS .c.Sl.ltSTl MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. GREAT ------ Some littlo time ha* elapsed aloe* I wrote you before, from tho fact that there haa nothing of importance Clan*-1 I 3 ■ 1 3 ' Jolin C. Sfienccr Farm, in the townilnp plied since that time. Our towaabfp D. R. Coox, Mayor. Kurin**. ! «uu l*v.sxv.‘! st*»*.!»«?. «t. •,,f Baltimore, conristin# of ^0 acron all meeting pnawd off'quietly an u-ual, and D. C. Woolcv, Alderman first ward. ’ ipnivod. Fair House, good fruit* Ac. tl>e Republican ticket was elected, ex­ W. H. Jewell, •• •• V cept one constable. For Supervisor, * C. F. DWIGHT & CO. G. W. William*, Alderman 2 ward. Heury Brown; Treasurer, Henry Hew­ H.i-tingv. Ajiril 2,1874—if Il J. Knnfieid. ...................... itt ; Clerk, L. W. Wing, Ac.. Ac. Chea. B WwjJ, Alderman third ward. Mr*. Fox, an aged lady, and mother IVJ F Flmria ALtawnan fnnrth ward. of Mr*; B. Df Wing, did on tbe 8th Inst., after quite a protract-d Hine**. Not wishing tb take up too much apace in your paper at thte time, I will close for tbe present, promising that allowed. wnen anything of importance occurs*, Frank A. Standley, room rent fire el to let you know. ' tion purpose*. 32.50. RevjwctfuUy yours, Ac., II. W. itolfe. service' on Board Registration and Election, 80,00. Noncz.—Positively I mart hare my W. I. F. Ham*, service on Board rounts euttlod by May let, ha I. an of person* drawn to serve a* sing away on account of my health. Petit Jurors for tho May turm of tba Registration and Election, 36,00. W. T Eastman, service oa Board Circa?. Court, which convonn at tho Il *gi*tration and Election, 36,00. Court Buuae, in thi*. City, on the 5th H. C. Lewie, service a* clerk of el •lay ol May next: tion, 34.00. Grand Hirer Valley tion, 34.00. J. M. Hawes, service a* clerk of elec­ tion, 34,00. John C. Wiokleman, service a* clerk of election, 34,V0. John H- Van Velsor, service a* City Attorney, 341,lW. D. C. Wooley, ssrvica on board of registration and election, •’.1,00. Wm. H. Jewell, service on board of reguiratuu aud election, 36,00. D. C. fhriglev, H. J. Kvntiobl, service on board of, George W. Brink. Z. B. Hoyt, registration and election, SO,00. Charles Brown, G. W. William*, service on board of registration and olpaioa, 30,00. Cha*. B. Wood; eerviro oa board of' Deniwn H. Bugboc, Thornapjilc. George Cook, “ registration and elec tion, 80,00. C. M. Gould, J. D. I’ennoll. sorvie* a* elerk of elec­ Jacob Shoup, tion, I’1,00. Wm. H. Brown. . E. 8 Brown, service a* dork of elec­ Lemuel C. Camrbvl!. tion, 32,00. L. D. Quackenbush, service ae clerk of election, 35,00. T. J. Wilder, clerk of election and room rent, 38,00. By, AU. Jewell— officers of tbe local and advisory Board of the RL Louie Life Ina. Co., compris­ ; That Heury C. Lewi*, City Trwarer ing in their District the counties of Bar-1! be allowed 325 for disbarring the City ry, Eaton. Clinton and Ionia. By re­ ferring to tbe Insurance record and (he By Aid. Jewell— That the report of Committee appointed to actil* with tho City Treasurer be adopted. ‘ Carried. By Aid. Kenfield— tion. One of which b th* Inrretlngofa That tho Mayor appoint a Cammiiioa part of tbe monies among ui. Instead of of three to settle with the Marshal w tiding errything East, and thu* leave Carried. Tte Mayor appointed Alda Konfield. Jewel! and Wood as such Committee. On motion Council adjourned. David A. Bowker, Abram Rcplogte, Charlo* E. Mowery, Jacob Odell, !Usa what rar Firm Hasuzx* »» —If you will buy that trimmed Wi Paper at Smith, Monee A Preston'* yi wilEritvo IU cents a nil! beside* tn*e. Say man; are you hungv? Woman are yon faint for want of fi»-d ? Child do you went something to ent ? If so call nt I. E Stauffer's Eating House North Bide State Street, where you will fin-1 everything in the line of eatable*. Sals Ho.—N. T. Parker of tbi* eity will mil a: low figure*, fur cash or good approved notes : two good Mans, one OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, weigh* alxjut 1200 lb*., the other about l:,:wwo t>*li-UI *s4 Cauwlasklar '!<*• »-a- 000 Iba, two Smgte buggies, two doable smU-w -Mb irsta. Kwt sad Wwt tr«a buggie*. two double and two single Earn.-»—. Here ore bargrim* fur these wanting such property, that uro not Michigan Central R. R. Sue Here. Stranger!—There is not an Institution In the City of Hasting* that Is more worthy of patronage, than that ofBeremer, Heath A Co. Their stock of Cabinet-ware ean't bo beat in tbe zir.ri£sx^. happy- '______ j, , k Gold Pen* ! Gold Peas ! .lohuvin & <V*. ceb-breted Gold Prt;«. lie best in the murkw. fur sale at the Ctty Neu* Depot. P. O. building. The above organization I* the work of tbe.Spuclai Agwit of tbe 8*. temis Ins. Co., M. SlivcntoDB, who will call upon the people ofthl* vicinity, and *how to them some of the advantagv* of said Uutnpany. Let all give him n hearty welcome, a* they wilt be sure to find him a gentleman, and one whose •rate­ men U can bo relied upon. mor*.—It i* with pleasure I writ* in be­ half of my mother, who ba* boon taking your medicino, F;ng of th* Blood, for a tumor, xnd can aay she i* mo*t eutirsiy cured. 6ha ha* taken'four bot- at largo mi a goose egg when she oommeaesd. It i* now only about the rise ot a grain of corn, and rapidly di»opsea riiara, from fresh, selected Hrers. by pcanng. Khe ha* doctored hundred* of QuwelL Hazard A Cm, Naw Turk. It dollar, without benefit, until using your i> abealultey pure and swart. Patirais medicine, fur which we shall alway* be who have oae* taken it preter it to all BAGS VALISES Pager. Leather, and Zinc Trunkn from $ f\2o to $20 Wc ah- square dealing in all wur ac­ tions, Cheapest store in Michigan, nnd strictly ONE PRICE. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE ! 36 Canal Street, STAR CLOTH IMG HOUSE” is on the Doors and Windows, so do not be deceived by other merchants, as we have no Branch Stores. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. । American Organ h M 19 Hi Piillc oi ill Menu Everybody Should try them before Lurchasinf Elsewhcr THE WEBER. HALLETT & CUMSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. WARD. May 15. ’72 Hastings $ AlUgan. Ail people would undoubtedly prefer a fin* bead of bait crown apen tlimr own head*, to being bald, or wearing false hair, and it ha* been the study of mony of our teamed men to find a ' rem*dy to restore the hair when it ho* fallen out, and renew it* color after it ha* becoiu* gray. Such a remedy ha* been found nnd ia now offered to the world under the name of Hall's Veget­ able Sicilian HrirRenewer; and to ver­ ify this itatement, read the following This ia to certify that I was very bold ; in fad. my head wa* perfectly smooth ; aud it is common in my family to grow bald early in lite. I have .new used four b.fjea cf Hall's Vegvitabte Sicilian Hair IX*new*r; and thu hair Im* grown out all over my head, aud u THE eEXJEB»A.TED SIMMONS & CLOUGH WOOD OR �12,000,000 ACRES. Thousands have already gone, and • tliousoads more are turning tfa-ir ay** ' towsriLi uaw homes in tho fertile West .ToftoM going Io Mfescuri. Kansax. I Nslnskn. Colorado, Utah. Wyoming, Nevada. Orrgvn or Califoruia, we rec­ I oiumend a cheap, safe, quick aud direct route, via BL Louis, over the Missouri I Pacific Railroad, which nini its fine [Day Coaches and Pullman Sleepers I from St Looia to principal pointe in tlu> West, NVe Leliev., that tho Missouri Pacific RallrooA ha* tho bwt track* and tho finest ami snfovl equipment Of any line wont of the Mis­ W A WTPD,F Y<M; vw® TO “°r * sissippi, sad it* connection* with road* nAIUEdJ. i xu Hachims hr baow further West ar. prompt and reliable. Ki w ami. Udraw WAHIltMUTOrriE Tho Texas connection of this road is now completed, and passongvre are offend u first class, all-rail route from 100 Teachers or Students St. Louis to Texan, either over the Mis­ souri, Kania* A Texas 11. Il, via NedaL BEST TKIIi II THE WEST CAPITOL IILES, is always well to giro them Heparate apartmmite from these wh.ro fowls are kept, aud water should always b» aervwsibls It i. best not to disturb ths goose when sitting, as, although a steady and constant sitter. *b» will lesre her eggs often enough to food and drink. Tv saro her from gviug away too far. and so running tho rfak of tho eggs gut­ ting chilled, food and water should ue placed near enough to be readily acces­ sible, and yet not attract her attention to the freder. When tbe eggs are hatched it is best to rafae tho mother for some days in a coop or pen, placwl Northern Pnasengvr A-pvit, 72 Uovd Bn, Buffalo. N. Yi or E. A. Ford Gene­ ral Passenger Agent. Kt. IxJUir, Mo. Qnestfons will be cheerfully and prompt­ placed in a shallow pan —until thev are ly answered. two vreeks old, after which th. mother EMIGRATION TURNIN' I aud young may have thoir lilrcrty upon clean gran. The goalmgs should gel! meal and water at first, and a few loaves ChcapFanni in South-west Mtuonnl of early boots, turning, or cabbag. cut fta. will b. bonsficfal When thov got Tho Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Comtheir full liberty they will lisa upon tetny offers 1,200,000 acres of land in grass. but if it is wanted to bar. them Central nnd Southwest 'Missouri. at H rapidly nnd become plump and fat, from S3 to $12 per ai-rc, on seven yean' should got msal mixed with butter time, with f.-eo transportation from St.or skimmed milk once a day. When l-ouis to ali purchaser*. Climate. soil, young tho goslings arc very subject to timber. mineral wealth, schools, church­ dia of cramp, caused, by getting wot or es and law-abiding society itrrile emi­ cold. Hcno.it is nerumary to insure Ks from all pqtnte to this land of tbemjeloan ami warm nests at night, and flcwcrC For particular* adand not allow them out in tl:i> morning. drws A. Turk, Land Coniiniasioncr, St.tBl the dew is off; nor should they b. Ixmi*. Mo, -|7 allowed to remain out ia cold, wet spring THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. safflMMU'aBtanMtflMlms telOar la s I ESSES ’NSURE YOUR LIFE 55,5Jj IIIII.UILS Ilf PBHIB! Ja Cask. Baal fauia sad Psrsswl Pror*rtf, Is s»»wls frs« 81 Is l*,0W. ft Mutual Life Innate Cuspaij BOILER WORKS. A WATCH FREE-:.:;.1 j$28,000 iu Ileal Estate! ' $3,000 in Cash ! $6,55.' Penonal Property 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS Faisal Lsvsr Uastln* MWr LARGEST and STRONGEST N. F. Bmhu’s in Mie WATER WHEEL. Will Bet You 89110 S - i.'.- H&Emm *1 miser lee Ptubws. i'»ee £nifis&tK& Assets over 856,000,000. COUGHS & COLDS MAGSKTS, IWBhXttrtU&dtTKS. .SkUMS B.'lU." orw;e*>e: I-As'xl *e U4 I>kU C-selr of Bmtt. »rehr~ , asska lsusM4teuly srsrieo U> WW Ssr < Johnttown, Doty Ndmal House. April 1st, one day. ' Hickory Comers, April fid, one day. Hastings, April Btb, anil 29th, Court House, two days each. Woodland, April 10(b, due day. Nashville, April 12th, one day. are aerr sure f.ir alt diwsMs ot the ite«fInterJ . Middleville, April 14lb, two ilay.i. Orraa., Bon Threat. (Mils Cironf, Diphtheria. Arjyrio, EUfo School House, April 21, Aatluna. CaUnh. Haarwar.., lir.nera vf th. two days. Pmiricvilte, April 20th. Mr. II. tfodgwick, of Cornwall, Conn.,' state, at th. farmers' meeting at Lowell, Mau., that farmers in his neighborhood wore engaged in producing milk for the New York market. Referring to the short food of the fall of 1871, bo added: I Our fanners all declare they will not co back to tho old way of feeding itoek. Wo cut up our straw and everything available. Many of ns hare adopted the plan of steaming food for cattle, and w. are Mtisfiod from the experimeote we have made that wo save a third of our provender by steaming it As a sample of what this manner of feeding will de,' I will relate an instance of a young man who, a year ago this spring, bought a farm of eighty acres of land for 111,­ 000. Th. farm then kept eleven cows, four or fir. yearlings, and a licrw. or two. Tho young man took hold ot that farm, and immediately put in fourteen acres, of sowed com. Ho increased tho stuck to twenty-five row*, and kept them on twelve acre*, fowling them the | sowed corn, and also cutting his <>at» ; green for food. His receipts th. first i year were over $3,000. This year ho I lias summered on tho same farm twenty-, seven cows, and ho told mo tho other I day that his twnty-oeven eows£wuld average him $100 each from the IpRifit It ia unfortunate that this! tree lie*' under L'>e odium of having bees tbe meana of i-erpetrnting a hug. swindla on farmers In th. right phon its mer­ its are mallbld. For quite moist land, w. know of no better plan foe farming "a stock-proof, live free.. If managed skillfully, the fcnre xuay he made both ip<*«dily and chMply. Along th. bor­ ders of swamps and through msrahy lands th. willow will thrive MceUently. Th. best way to make a fence is tn use cuttzun at least six fee: lung, and large enough to bear driving into the ground :o the depth of one and a halt’ tu two feet Place them nine inehee apart and m three ynr.ra they will make a strong, doom and durable fence. There is alao, probably, some profeabfo um far tho trimmings whioh should bo taken from tho tops once in two cr threo year*. The cumm«i willow make, hoops ^for kegs and small packages which require (loop­ ing. When tho growth is vigorous the white willow can bo used for hooppoolee. It also makes exeelcnt lire WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS e-'iatWKu... t* u» liWT«:strnu«.-TteIir*»ts*»ini til te Simla l>» ixtralt Dalllaa. a^ w£ NMlOWaa . llasIkOw at all lha U<k> iinJar will U |>1>W>I r*»U ~ala • or sei* "III lx aalaalM frw IkenSla. SSaSsFiB Wishart's Pine Tree W MUetoaat ot *1* 1^4 Tar Cordial. Reliable .'Igcnts Wanted in Every Twn in the State HC3ATID FRAH, PTES1 NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY 3TANLET W. TURNER, Stf. CHAS. J. DUN, Go. i£t (S'^.cr KEufo CL£VELAND.QUia THE BEST PAINTIN THE WORLD. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla beneUdal to dJMrsa, sad yet so searching a» to eUeemaltr perpi cut tbs KreAicorrur-lton* of t-‘x> Ubod,. urt-. as tbs ocrefttkms ;!;d syphilitic cmtxmfaaUom ItnjxirtUei, i r <!>ua tbxt taro lurked fa tho syitzm for years. yield to till* Jowerfbl aatid >le sad daappear. Hence Its wonderful cures, many of which ire nobUdy known, of Scrofula, and all screfllJoa diseaser, uiccra, Ernptlcms, and enrnUve diaonlen of/the skh., Tumora, Blotches, Bolls. Plmpltw, l*ustule., Koren.SU Anthcfoyfa Fire, Itoac or Eryafpc- 8 Wood chine Sewing Machine 13 THE BEST IN THE WORLD. BEHIND ""SCENES IN WASHINGTON. 60,000 00 Which we will Excliango for WOOD delivered at our Foundry ; ur WHITE SINE’S ASH, OAK ur HOCK ELM LUMBER delivered than' or at any Mill within Skterpri ten miles of Hustings. WlsfcrlarBlIMraWPrialM .Uta, DWffiHT, BUB JAIL S MESSER. Consumption can be cured. The great German Remedy Great American Dyspepsia Pills, Dr. J. C.AYER&CO., Lowell, Mass., WORM SUGAR DROPS • Every year incrtaaca the popularity of Ufo valnaWo Hair Preparation; which is duo to merit alone. We can assure our old patrons that it is kept folly up to its high standard; and it u the only reliable and perfected prep­ aration for restoring Giut ok Faded Haxk to its youthful color, making it roft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp, by its use, becomes white and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandni£ and, by iu tonio projiertiea, prevents tho hair from falling out, m it stimu­ late. and nourishes tho hair-gland*. By ita use, tho hair grows thicker and ’tro^er’ In it restore, tho «paiiy glands to their normal vigor, and will create a new growth, except’ ia extreme old age. It fe the most economical Hu* Dukmixo ever used, M it requires fewer applications, and gives the hair u splendid, gloasy at>?“«• A- A. hsyiw, hfl), Amu Aaaayer of Mamcliusette, nays, “Tho constituent aro pure, and carefalhlelcrtcd for excellent quality; and I consider it the Best Puxpakattox for its intended purpose." S5Q0 IN PREMIUMS. .1 riitislil fLr I iSlIKi'IU.-t&s milk, tiro tauufooBluis of ginger, two teaspoonfuls of aoda- Caaar Baowa Buun.—Take one pint sour rmlk,«M. prat sweat milk ar water, one teaspoonful sods, oao tiwpoonfal' •alt. one-half teacup of molasoes, or on# teacup of sugar, one tablwpoonful ginger, om pint of coarse flour, r.n« quart of Indian meal; nut it fa a warm plan, io rise one hour ; bake in a modWximiss Pt.cn.—An excellent wash- i ing fluid may thug bo mad.: Three tableopoonfuls of soda, tho same quan­ tity of diwlved camphor (the same ai I kept for family use), to a quart of loft water; bottle it up and shake it well . Dr.Crook's Wined!: w, Public Teat H*S proved gkaixim;. KAMvOMIXlXG, FAPEK-HASQIsG. DR. CROOK'S WINE PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. Cage* Sroxox Cakx.—Six egg*, two cups Soar, two caps sugar, two tea*-■>upnfuls cream tartar mixed ia flour, onehalt toa^Mon wida duwtrod fa s ) very little warm water; brat tog-tber , the yolk* of the ejgp. and sugar until i l«ht and creamy; add to it the well beaten white*, then flour sad the last of I th. ends. Bake ia roctul tins, about ‘ an jock thick. Tu uteke tire cream far tbe oaks*, beat osse pint of milk, and add to it ore taUmpooaful «f Mm ameh dfeaoiredia a !*!»■>&. two wtga. om * D*. CROOK'S POKE ROOT. DR. WILSON’S COUGH MIXTURE. ruRGusoars WONDERFUL OIL ™eb= f/Vr 725?” V&SsreF <>r rir“o WORM CONFECTIONS It Mate iwteriorTosle, _ . E«Ur« the Appetite, Btnmgthans Sy«t«B, ’ Bcctona the Weak aad Mflltated. Cmn tbe Food to Digwt, J* � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-04-23.pdf 710a28180a4089faa2e4bfca4c9ea89d PDF Text Text Tk« K«rd»ucM| Bw«t- lY COUNTY, MICHIGAN HASTINGS, VOL XVII. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1873. light revelry, filing in “twos' behind him. > Ths sun had already sunk bevoad the dark wall or forest that skirted the horiana; while ths moos, in th. mid dxrestiy to htawolf. Bo thought U and heaven, was mirror*! oa tha broad bo­ so thinking. h>s rejoinder, instead of som of the Potomac. D was a night being« beuiatary, was tinged with a far from favorable f < a raooanowesnca, aratoaM eraeirttr rwelnri All braraonraUMW to hto rare will reset's eeemH Ml-*' Invite vour special attention to the Wilh this Guaranty That it will EXCEL DBS. J. M. k C. RI1HKLU r^TjMCl**£•£■* bmesee- 0*«o over toss* and ALL PIov j in the following.^ointA : 1st. It will run wilh lesa draft, and turn a deeper and wider furrow. 2d. It do better work and will not clog, the standard being higher. 3d. It will Inst more than four times ns long as any other plow, as it u than tempered nt«el, 4 th. It will scour in clayey and mucky soils where a steel plow will not. 6th. It is easier to hold being a Center Dl*lhft« 6th. The point.* will wear twice orthree times as long any other. Chilled harder Salt! Salt! Salt! J. P. ROBERTS & CO. DRUGS Medicines .luaod te^Bran. sa4 Pwial B.be. fatal •eszir’Maia Uwm. -Sven O-vd Barawasa Mare. whore you know get none hut the FIRST QUALITY. BLACKSMITHING. School Books. & Stationery PRESCRIPTIONS DENTIST HatWllt - AND FAMILY RECK I PTS. Miciiias. ontre act Husum Jm is, im. Gold & Silver Watches Fine tiolrt JcwreU7' Russell & Nevins What is it ? SiM Silttr ail M " Immense Stock Fall Michigan Exchange. Winter Goods. Single scat Buffies as Late as One Hundred Dolli For the Gentfomea. Prices Guaranteed. R. Jt rv. IF YOU WANT NO. 52. Garry Devereux looked as if be, too, had reorirod hie death shot Dropping down from bia saddle, he otr<wlod to.arl the spot where bia brother's body lay, aad b-ut over it with a heart full of agoev. He bad no need to examfaa if to to tell kirn ti waa a aorpoo ■ A streak of moonlight, slanting tbro<<fa a break between the braashoe. tall up. onslaaed eym, and tooth set in the stern exnreoamn nt death Th. Union soldiers, al the command of their bolovel Captain, gave the last rites of burial to tho body of hia broth­ er. As they followed him back to camp, with hearts fall of symMthr for hi. suffering, they loowTSre like out uf sight. Mr Furman purged l man, and when near Cook araana dared him to halt Tfeemaa, howev drew a tfatoL Mr. Fvmaa teralad I and both man fired simultaneous "Indeed!" bo replied. **I believe Several sbtoa were oxebaagud. Mr. Fl my ancestors bad also something to do light would be ta tho advantage of a man rroeivtag tw> flash wcvnda, a with the raising of that flag. What picket ia ambg.h. god against a party or. tho back of tho band and the ctl matters, now that it in, becoming eoU»i making api>rvaah And tha main on lha right hip. At th. third dteaiuta by rank aboHtioniom. and carried by roenlng near tha asaith flung bar of Mr. Furaiaa'a pieOol tto maa eri beams far upon the road along which your scum of Puritans---------** out’T’m shut," and eelted tor am "Hold, Mr. Devereux I" exclaimed tbe artillery officer had boon command­ ••pel” whom ti ia thought, bo belfov the young girl, bleohing rod as she in­ ed to make bia aomfing excursion. Il terrupt*" him. "You forget that I waa a beue . highway one of tho main mra returning Croat a difisat than a was nasr at hand, to about hia amaiU No reap ana ■. however, waa made have myself Puritan blood in tnr veins! routes tunning earth sad south through thia TOqueer, and Mr. Furmaa, after I Though we may have changed far from tbe tkato of Vugmi.. A little hfof the Stern, simple standard of our fore and tbe toll tre.-. growing QU e«ch aid* In the summer of 1868, tha fashiona­ fathers, their cages, st ls«<l was a good wodld throw Ibefa nhadows over It, ma­ ble watering-plsoe of-Newpurt, though one. And was It not ths sam* ae that king the pmage more safe. After advancing three miles along X no longer tno reecrt of so many rich was then made for tha man, who wau of the Huguenots, frnta Whom you elaitn Cept Dereruax saw tha risk be was boutharnsra, wsa crowded as of yore. found lying boride the avacua, a abort descent P’ The war had uome to an end, and the dmtanee from where the eboutmg took ___ 1— Bhuald there prove to be a '“Tba Huguenots wore gentlemen." -------io eaemy in front and at rest. weeping censed by It could not forever ['•*•■* Qe was sery -weak from ’-ora "You Io well to neo the past tease, I party < endure. There was sorrow around of blood, and it waa at ouce discovered ,____ mt fail to hare wirning of Walter Devereux, while thus oprokiag | _ tooy o i hia epproa-'h. Tho trampling of his man/a desolate hearth and in many a that be waa seriously, if not fatally severe upon them as to say their sous horana would betray him. Thus anprfo home, for dear uuee that waffit taiaaifig. ■ wowndriu. Ho waa taken to the Oourt tears still continued to flovri-’ Hqi the House, where hia wounds wore dreesrL 1 have all degenerated. There are geo­ boa rive, tbe young officer halted hrt Mt b-reoTod did uqt stv-w thrmselroe ou It was fond that a bullet had entered tiemen among them stillYonder is ' tie troop at a turning. He was reflect­ ing whether ha •h'mM •»*/ ’HI the the ahoma fif N*™R*amt Bey, amidst the abdomen aad that it could wrt bo ODO.” tha joy there atounding. Thera wore The Virginian turned quickly oa htg moon sank a little lower, when a sound, no signs of sadness in that spot where extracted. Tbsmaawre tol-l that ha heel, with a black look upon bis brow coming from tbe opposits esM. inter­ Adelino Winthrop first appeared with must die and waa adred M be had any He bobfl 1 . young offirer, wearing tha rapled nis refleooons. It wee the tramp Walter Devereux. In the same piaxau word tomwd to hie relatives. Ho odd shoulder straps of a lieutenant, and Of hxwsee' boofa, as of a troop going nt where she had received the twq tuxih-' he had boo. and refamd to giro hie uacto. Ho requested the surgeon to the uniform of the Unbed Rates Artil­ a trot; and that they wan armed men ere—one now dead—eira might have lery—a corps of which was al that time cuuld be told by tha clash al ate* I scab­ been s-cu with (bn oue 'who survived -put a bullet through hie brain." sw­ ing that waa the oslv way they could ■tattooed st Newport. The officer was bards striking against the stirrups, z touted by bar aid*. He eras no longer favor him. He refused spintxal oeuen his own brother “A patrol at rebel cavalry I” whH* , simple Lieutenant of artillery, but the Strange to say, the shadow op Walter I pores! tbp Henrear,t q| ba si4a Akwjt ,commander of a diriaiou of the United Ppywreux's brew <M »at disappear j this th«fn cugld be Ito daubt The dfe Btatet Army. And she waa no longer »ren gftar bis brother hgd eqiqs «p to rectixm from which they approached Adotino Winthrop,„but the wife, of tbs porofo and sainted tbs lady by his made tha thing not only probable, bat side It became darker as the oocrer- eortoin. Halted upon the higher ground, tbe artillery officer commended “l'm sure the lieutenant dues not anew of tho aptnoachiug hnreomeu. share yo-ir sentiments!" taid Mias As near as ho could tall, they number­ Winthrop interrogatively. ed about filty cobras. Taough with on­ Rotted sleeping—Snoring. “What sentiments f asked the youth ly twenty mon at hia back, H«rry D»vThe feature of ootxraga Chask. newly arrived. /raux did not think of retreating In­ Killing time—Instant axacutiaa. •*l?e the old story between the North stead at being surprised hj a picket, Tailors' revenge—Giving a cuato and Booth. Welter If thin^ gq he was himself tho party tn antbush; Pinch farlhea he'd take nlesumre ta and this advantage euaiunig-d him to The Confederates 1 nailing down the “star spangled banner ' keep bia ground. I Nay. bs would be among the first to da 1 came on withdut feat Knowing them-1 it! Yon would be among the last, selvae nearly three miles from tbe Fed-. | would you not Harry f | era! camp, they had no explc tatiou of "Miss Winthrop, tbs button upm e0countering an enemy, They were my coat ahonld bo sufficient answer to I only made aware of one when a borso ! vour interrogatory. I'll stay into to neighed loudly tn their front, the neigh I board of between two women occurred | the old flag, if it should lose me every being quickly followed by acme half near Fort Hilt A littte before the hoar friend I've got" duxen olbero, and responded ta by lbs j nam-d, two women named Base I Kat "Bravo crtol tbs Boron beauty, horses they were ridingAnd then, | i and Violet Carter, mot in front of the I springing up from her rocking chair, I before the shrill onhuae bad died away ■ and stamping her liule foot jrlumph- fa the woods, they were taken up by “R Mw plaaks of the pU*a; । sounds more indicative of deadly strife character lx. the nexghborta«d. pissed 1 "there's one you wont lore by it, that's ■ —by a volley ip-ta eacn ei-lo. o-ntinu-d , along, aad Boon spobe to him ta ajeerAdelins Winthrop.** ' in straggling abuta. Several Cuufedo- i ing manner, "poking fun," ao Yiotet •■Store you're so well agree!,*1 said rates saddloo wore emptied, end the1 t >rtw described it, at a p >or old man. Walter Devorent, biting his lipa wilh | ■•cavaliers" in gray wore inclined to Tho strictures of Viola* Oartsr provoked . chsgrin, *T can't do better than leave, turn round and rvtrenU when one who I a tart reply, aad wosde ran lug* untd yon aloac. It Would spoil ths sport of' appeared to be fbeir loader, and wttaon Violet Conor walked up ia front of Bo­ such a pair of*negro-toring lambs were arums proved him »fc.h«ro tbe ri hl, ra and threatened te beet bar toraxae»uL a Bouthsqq wu|f |o remain in ibeii ] drawing hia sabre, ad4 standing up ia With-ul m-ce ado tbe two eoparatwL •itupany. Good day. Miso Winthrop- tbe sttrrupa, mod in a loud vote-. tbe one going to the earisg-honae of I hope you won't make my brother I "Cowanli’ would yin dare to re­ which she n proprwtre*-, and th* other quite so ’black as yourself f treat! I'll cut dojrn the firet m«n tb*t what wo wish to believe. to her own little grooery store appt*1*A cry of indignatiun cam" fnxn the ] turns back on mo Don’t you hrar oy Why io a mouse like a load of hay ! Within a few taureento they both girl. emerged from tboxr respective bwore liecaus the cat’ll eat it. ■'For shame, Walter.** interposed the 1 ..ud walked toward each other. They Lieutenant "If you were not my own I When is an army like a tuck In a "Trer elh." rate f. "lad O»4‘. lady’s skirt! When it is bemmea in brother—" Walter did uni wait ta hear tha threat.' •■The raiue to Trarfort Mtit •" New H.uth Wales has appropriated ~jU1 *ns« 4wt«M. taread a dreVl. With a eombro aoowL bo had hurried raipooded Devereux, and with »abre ! oraeaad deUbrtatfoo ttrev eereo ay toe. C-aeVda'i kava aared Mr* lUrvre vilhaaL" *1- ped and ahuung iu the tuouulight, ba VIL to tecs, when Rues Dent oj- oe-i th. in the direction of the ‘elide.’ On epurrad Udd.y out ml. tha road, lotlow-1 aUai-k by inflicting a eevev «• stab ia Uie Tb. to—. <aU«d ud 1-«’U Ma bred i raachtog them, at the bead of the ra­ see of n-l-t Carter. Th. blow wn* ■Tkra »vur HU la .vltu.x." to —1 vin', /be did not go down ; only ao tar immediato’v returned, nod then loUosred ae to1 conceal the greater pert of bis and alter a rapU exchange ut pistol a band-lo-baed sflray. withe dreperaperson Tberv. sersen-d by some bush­ ebots, came tue claafaag o< sabres It I ( tiue oaMom U ever equated. It footed es. with an opera gfare to hia sre, lw> Would have boon an u -equal contest- -1 j but a few momenta before one of the remained, hie gem rarnewly filed upon twenty ag-«irist more than tw.ee tueir । •aoailants^B<*oa Dent, waa down, aad lbs pair from whom ho bod parted. An old Incholcr compares life to a number, aud the oombaitanta uu both* Hull darker grew hia face—still whi­ sidre equally brave -but the first >U- shirt button, oecaeae it *o niton hangs 1 ter bis life—as he saw his brother take ley trum tbe artiUeriou. aimed with the 1by a throan hold of Adeline Winthrop’s hand and ad'eutage of an amutub, had thinned Young Amenta, going to bod. hsnd imprint a kiss upon it. the ranks ol tho CootodstaMa, or other-' .ed o’ver hia now trumpet, saying, *GreadThere ess no show of resistance wise disoorarted ‘.been. Worn iLe ,m. you blow while 1 pray.' The soft tailoring fingers had been ■trite camo band to band, tnoy tough’ BKCTHIX A0AIM5T The West Virginia legislature ad­ yielded. leebly, and under a lureuoding o' doWilh a dire thought in bis heart, and teat. Te this there was an exception— journed until October, the bill removing I a wild word upon bis lipa Walter] bo who bad prucuuncod the ctettant the Capxtui to Wheeling lying on the ' Devereux returned to bis hotel. speech, and led ito-m on to the eocoun ter. Mounted uja>u a powerful bora., Twelve month* before the first gun waa remweed to the ooenty jail where Twelve months after the incident re-1 bo tied shot for fa front ut bis followers, was filed at For. Sampler, bad blood tsar wounds wore promptly dreomd. but fated, a military eucamnmeut eu«d up- and was looking for the 1-aJer of tar had begun to show itself oven tn gtxxl her recovery waa oorosdered doubuul. I on the banka of one of Virginia’s larg- I society. Not only was it causing strife j ost rivers with tbs marquee of a Gene­ opposing troop—as if lbs latter aL>n. tfao was etabbed several times, but tho between cousins and more distant kin­ ral m its mideL Seated inside thia waa was worthy of hia steel. last aad probably fatal wound ta a deep He had no difficulty in finding him. dred. but in many restances weakening । the Oommandor-in-ohief of tha Federal and ghsatlr eut underneath the right for Harry D.-vereux. as if stirred by a the ties of affection in the fiimily circle breroL It ia arid an 01 fasting exwtsI similar instinct, was aoareuiag for him between them ta-rowfore, but that they tfoou their borora. spurred to the charge, to their oom; bruthen deputed with were friendly and intimate neighbors. Bidwell and Noyea. th. snapped dashed against one another, recoiled brothers; and even aistets took oppoJle Bank uf England swindlers, were dis ­ from the shock, sad then, st the ace .nd sided on a quantum among the fair o*x hitherto unheard of. It was the ra­ just promoted for a dashing teat with raoetaag, the sabres of the riders, charged at Lxvetpool, giving bends for their future appearance. striking tugetber, e-mmenord tbmr tion of Northern or Southern ascendan­ hie battery of light gnus. A seal neo divine in thte ri»y wifortucy—with the negro for its nucleus. A new census fc- the directory shows He bad entered the tent in obedience deadly play. And while sparks flew A dark shadow bad coma over tl>e tn a oumraoua, and,’baring saluted the trum both blades, that mocked the pale that IS of 18 wards of Bl Lueia have a ’ Mtoiy encountered, teat Buaday, a decottage hearths of ths poor, that could Commandar-io-cbiof, stood waiting tha, shimmer of tbe moon, tbrir follower, population of 4S8.IS6, an foresees of toaluareiof Hatrie’ brigade uf -pssk-it“ guards, busily at wort sb the etieeta, doeed alongside ia Strife equally earn­ not be kept oat of the drawing • rooms word. The two were alone, the Orderly est The oombattants, at txrst grouped 117,388 over the oeroea of 1870. and sternly eenoeted the buDot beedsd of the rich; and into many a homo, who ushered in the young offioor bsvChicago baa tommoeoed the excava­ lopreesststire of ths Green lab us arsot together, soon spread into a wider cir­ once happy and cheer 1 cl, a grim shaletag retired. cle, extending along tho road and tbe lion ol another tunnel under Lake Mrewfeh: "You are Captain Devereux !" said •What are you doing thb far t bread waste that horderod it Eacb Mmhigan to secure fresh w.tar for it* the General, putting aside the• P*P« papers •Three daUare a day, eu^' promptly r with bia own antagonist having enough thirsty ciUaena. Tho coot will be 8600,with which ho bad been oecupiet occupied. re-pood-d Pat tbe —th to do. the leaders were left to them“Captain Hany Devereux, of the You might bo better ompleyed ea a solves. Botweoe these it waa in reality dry like thia.* of Rhode Island. This celebrated wa­ light Battery r a dual.- a duel with sabres and on "1 am. You eeat far mo G- neral?” •Thro for you, our; aa'Pd bo gted of tering-place, far long years a sort of horseback. And with doatb-lio earna job that ’nd nay bettor.* neutral ground, where the beet society oetMos vtea it tougfit; each so striving ■Ah. my friend.’ toM the dtenherd ; of the North and tiotxth had been ac*you should raise your eyes to higher cuatomod to meet in friendly tntimaev. became an arena of biRernesa. It wee came a paxsae in the combat. Oaptain a sad change from the plsnaent iaterDevereux, hitherto fighting w>ta ha. moot importance to ascertain its exact eourae hitbrrto there jirevailuig. The position, as also its strength. I want (ace tu tho moon, awl uniter a diaadvan Northern youth bore it with a oertain »ou to discover both, if you can. I’ve lag:. Had sparred p-st hia antagonist rational re liensee; while the more im­ and, whirling suddenly round, otxaiaeu been told yon are well acquainted with So mb e. t lek wid a aboral, and pulsive ocas of the Booth too fro juvnlly the superior poritiuu- With hu sabre the country. Is that so T there wor sa fate a fight ao ye’d woo exhibited a temper the very opposite arswn back for a stroke, he was ai».,ut “I was born and brought up ia it. tMs ride of Connaught in fitore minbringing it down on the shoul lor of the Gen-rai." Contoderata officer, wnen bis Wow was -That is my reason for employing yon •But.' perefotod tha r»d Ban, Mo on this duty.’* rejoined the Geaerau stayed ae If hie erm was etroek with you not ever feel prompted to de hexpalsy. The more light stunmg upon his tor ? do you noc tour tool as fataard adversary's foes t .Id a Iambi- tale. H, Confederate officer, ‘bet not yuer brothor, nor the brother of any tn«n who i woare tho cuafadarnte bin Diamouai . aad strip it utt or 1 shall hack it from you with my eward I" ( . "O Waiter, deer Walter! do mA Nor bad bo : far. without asking far ther explanahoti. he proceeded. "You. talk thaa 1 ] oenaot do as yua aay—1 will take twenty mounted men wjthyvu fill pot ! Seed your blue bla-to through my bneat—I eenMd kill yes I” —yenr own artillarata wiO be beet .ad nd. op tbe main road. Steal qu>- •Mrerit 7 la ma mwaida f Din! a dhrop thia day, and the mettlh «f ■» as dory as a bmo-Ute.* •Ah’, no, my friend, ti. Mef spirit which dsetroye.’ “Bhuro 1 know it, it dnetreyo Burnt. , , j j . *1 tail you Cut I am right,’ ynBed the ' J. Cole & Son, 'I t-U you, vour in not,* reiertod the •Tm that same." shouted the area oa horseback. who had suddenly spurred I out from among the trees; sod simnl- tor Irta tab imtUat tot Supai tri lectaiial ENTIST UMIURM, mini . Vfflilfflun afEUi Shingles, Lath. 4c. 'IsarighV reiterated the Omri. <1 any you ain't* ]«raialod the eoanatl r Grier,’ yelled the Judge, “udjewre the �tanner. lor of tho black man. He would not have begun by playing the rob of Moan and ended by playing tho rob uf l*haroab.” Mr. Douglam was subsequently desig­ nated to scrim;[-any the fitmnus ooratrussiou to Santo Domingo at the in­ stance of Prorideat Grant, and when be returned ho added tho weight of his great influence to tho views of tbe commiaoionera, and in support of tho patri- ARRS' mg roldier, (who wan to day before in an ex* taood singing “Tb* St® ncr") inquiring for th* settla bis lodging at the station house. Just twenty years ago to-day Zichary Taylor, then IVeaident of the United Stat**, took the first shovel full of earth preparatory to laying the corner stone uf tho Washington Mimumont. The romer stone wm laid tho 4th of Joly following in tho preeenoo of tho Presi­ dent, Vies I'rcsbient. Senator* au.1 M.itnlwra of Congrvse. Tho orator uf the occasion eras Bobt C. Wentbrop, th-m Speaker of tho houao. Th* fund of 1230,000 which was exhausted in six years, when |20U,000 waa asked trow Coagreea aad waa refused. Since viding further for the inconxiration ut Mutual Fire Insurance companies; protecfrng graylings between September and April; for eolteotiag lnra»e, deaf, dumb, and blind stallsties iu this Bute ; increasing the annual appropriation for Ho stands to day among his people, the Soidteea' Aid Fond to 17,000; mak­ ally Christians, while 600,000 are sava and among aH Americans, ono of th* ing tha affidavit uf a Supervisor or of g*a and barbarians. For twelve mil** fbrstoost men. In ths new nrrangoback of I’ort-su-Prince is one unbroken deaolation. Tbe mod-bouaea and halfmenta for th* Presidential term before naked savages greeting Bishop Coxe u be dceerreo some rucognitiuu com­ •rerywhorv mad* him think ho waa mensurate with hia great ahllitiea and traveling with Urinqston* ia th* heart hie iKalinguiaed labors. in chancery ; preocribing th* mode of of Africa. A* to their religion, he say* recording and vacating town piste; pro­ that they worship the spirit of evil, not viding tar a lien for kw-ping aad caring because they love him, but to propitiate for animate and stock ; adding a new No name ia more familiar to the proaward at Detroit for tho acc-jnimodatr c andreemre the preacher* kindly, but Apr. 17th, 1873. of its BOW park at Hamtramck ; farili- tn*roly bocauao they think that by do­ ant generation of Amarioan* than that - The arrest of Mr. Pardee, alias Bev. tatmg the collection of criminal recog­ ing thia they will propitiate th* whit* placed at th* head uf thia article. J. Hale Barney, for tbe most daring nisance* by exaeutiun utwn judgments man's devil. Th*ro are even men iu Tbe maw who gate himself thia nsiue hardly a rebool district ia the inad that thereon ; for electing ModoraXura and authority who, when they outer the and has made it honorable on the page ia creating great excitement, Within has not been visited by agents acting AsoMSon for school districts by ballot; Ctiriatun cathedral*, inumbl* their bar­ of American history, ia now for on tn tight of the 1'naidunt’e bouse thia Par­ aid for its completion, but up to date fur transferring insane aoldieta from tbe barous prayers to their own evil spirits. Bishop Coxe adds that their “supersti­ lit*. He stand* six frot or more, broa l dee (would bo Itavcrond) has been rend­ with all the money given, it remains Soldiers' Home al Detroit to th* Kale- tion leads them to the most horrid rites Th* lew WhtHcr & WUron Sswfog tnaauo Asylum; regulating toe* in Jus­ sboulfored and well fortuad; hie fore ing to Government officials throughout Machin* with the Improved Fv-d. about the sama as it did just before the tices’ Courts; mskmg the fecord of a the country, forged nrcolars of tho । rebellion, a disgrace to our cjuotry and certified copy of a decree directing a once a year they make a samflee to this Is now offered to the puHie,-Which. evil spirit which they worship, and hu­ President ami General Babcock asking anything but an 'ornament to Washing­ ounrorance as effective a* tha record of whHa it ha. al! tlw e qualitire that made man life it th* *acrifice. Betwvcu the conveyance would have been, if exe­ that a small aura be cxmtributirt for po- ton. 1 ta present height is 174 feet. cuted ; limiting the costs of suits in Christmas and Epiphany they mak* tho old strfc machine io [^pular, anil Tho country at large is but little aware Justice*' Court* to 416; requiring Judges tins sacrifice, and they prepare children tipju which th.» Wb’vlcr A Millson This man has come up bom th* few­ received to-day al th* Post Office for J. of 1‘robel* to summon aduuaMtretor*, for iL and they feed upon them, (kn­ Sawing Machine Comp*ny built up tlicii est depths. H* ww born a slave an one Hale Barner, containing in the aggre­ executors and guatdiaaa, to aoeuunt to re(>utation, it has in addition an entire of the plantations of Maryland. Hia gate about 840, mostly from protum*- methods of disposing of tho catch have tliem annually for tho monsya in their Now F*sd, which‘ffveroome* cotn’dotoly. mother was a Mandingo—a proud race tera. AU letters arriving for Barney, lean by auction and consequently ex- hand* any and atl possible foature* that worn A bill has also |4s>oJ, ao amsuding with European feature*, wavy hair, will bo opened bjr7 proper officers and [«**»! to rascally rumbinatfons of buy­ tl»e Michigan census law ns to require objwtiooablo in the old style erect and stately fonna. instinct with in- retained pntil after an inresligatiori is ' eis. The seine mon however, have reports upon tho area of land exempt Offenng'tbis machkio ns wo do. wo trihgunce aod setutbihty. vigorous and I frel confident that wo bare tbe sn.-st checkmated lb.e movement-by sotablish- from taxation, and why; tha arsa planted with fruit trees, grapes, berriw, and brave. Hia father was a white man, I per fort towiog machine that the beat The work of demolishing is rapidly ;ug in Alexandria a packing house of ‘ •garden sasa, ” the quantity of fruit and whom he novar knew. Iu k nam*'.<re» going on in the square north of th" i mechanical taleat of thi* country or vegetable* dried, canned and piekled, hovel this child of their intercourse first Capitol grounds, the same having been cd in too awaiting the future rise ofTho etc.; aad raising tbe foe* ui tbe super­ A correapondent of the Detroit Pot I| Europo adnM;-aad the t«rm« upon saw tbe light, and there, herded with condemned to public use and tho own­ market Tho ice pecking buaiaeu is al­ visor and asaeseor 81 mere than is now rays : allow me, tor tho interest of th* which wo sell are Mich that no family hundreds of others as abject as hlmaelfi ers paid very targej.nces for their prop­ so increasing iu this city. Tbe coutlici* given them for returns; and furnishing paaaionara of Michigan, to eall attention to th* change* mad* tn th* amended need be without th* best and most com­ ha passed the first years of life. Torn erty. The spiarKunmodiatoly south of between the middte uson and producers each member of each legiahitare with a law* passed March 3, 1873. They rre plots fomily i.-wiug tuachino ever mode. iu s*rtiou 4, aod provide that a jienaion-' th* grounds is .to be treated iu the same is hero again exhibited. Our No. 6. or Manufortaring Ma­ she never saw him a.half doeen times manner in a few days. 'The purchase er, having tost his leg above th* knee, chine. ia a rotary lock-stitch sowing rnaA wag in tho Agricultural Departand incousoquanco tharoof is ao dis­ She was worked on a field twelve miles of three two squares reotiflre a foolish j। men I circulated a call upon momoere of abled that be cannot use an' artificial china, Mpccially adapted to tbe manu­ arqy. She could only visit hie at blunder of a f irmer Congroi which or-'! the Washington Light Infantry battal­ limb, is entitled to 824 instead of 818. facture of heavy clothing, Um<* and night—walking this distance to bold dered them to bo sold, and the proceeds II lion what purported to bo ac orderly “Also, that a peusiuner, having lost ■bora harm**, carriage trimmings, Ac., him in bar arms for an hour, and then put Into the treasury. tho hearing of lx>th ear*, shall be enti­ Ac. It cumlim-s with the excellent At that time ।i sergeant'* call for a full ^meeting at th* walking beck to begin her morning tack probably not over 810,000 were received tled to a pension of lb per month, in­ stead of 88, as now. ana finally section qualitiaa of tho Family Machins-, many at four o’clock. And yet she did this lor them; now they are bought back tbe murder uf General Cnubv and the 6, tho must important, in ao far as thi* novel foatures, which render it far cupomore than cnee, though she had noth­ covered wilh buddings nt a cost of over | peace romruiasionera, by tho Modoc ha* roferwnre to a very numerous class, rior to all otho.-s for general inann lacing to bring him but her love. She created a very unpleasant excitement {M-rmite that tho rate of 81t* |«r month could furnish neither raunsni, n«.r food, may be proportionately divided for any I Lar For {articular* as to riyla of | The rise in tho value of real aatato with many of the clerks who belong to degree of likability, for which section 2 nor bed; she could not even mend or in Washington, ia one of th* remarks- iI that corps. It waa really believed tor a make* no provision. This will at least' marbiuea and prir*A •r‘J app'.icatior.s wash the little tow shirt which was hia bl* facts of tho hour. A vacant squsro . do justice ut a great many peusioucn for agenci**, address only garmeciL in th* northern part of tho city which ' who could not draw under tho former knowingly sell < In a brief space she caas«<d to com* al before the war would lucre hung fire at laws mor* than 8^ per month, and who to drunkard*, t all—she was broken and dying—sh^ derly persons, as disorderly perecn* may now receive auy amount up-to 818,1 tenth of a cent per rquare foot, ' The Democratic leaders are in a rad thsuuelrvs; and allowing highway lo be according to their dtoabilitv. 1 hope, lately brought nt auction 65 cento . (-or ' posevd away to the invisible realm 1 ' Mr. Editors that the prose in the emtn-! condition. Thoy effect a high-toned laid through orchard* Th* boy grew on. Me saw th* pains square foot On Capitol Hill lot* have Aruong general bills agroed to I* one try will take notice of thia trticlo, ao morality in political affair t, but tail to of slavery on every hand. InteUig-nt doubled in vain* within five yean. In I that all pensioner* entitled to the beueeonvtaro the public lhai they are realiy providing for tbe potformsne* of jh* and thoughtful, he beyan to revolvr the other parts at th* city tbe aamo onhaucoCounty Drain Commisaumer'a duties by i fit of this law may avail tbemselvoe of . converted from th* error uf their way*. tho Township Drain Omtuiasioner, iu bitter quaetom, war am I * at*vx f— mi nt is every where met with. Wealthy ' They have’ preached heoetty so often, ease tho'county cffic* bccotnva vacant When t*u year* old, ho waa sent to and idle pcopl* are finding that Wash- , I anil practiced it ao little, that no on* and the s-Jpervuora neglect for 30 day* ington is a very good ptaro to loot in, ba* confidence in their sincerity. Th* to fill it , ono granting til* State StsMrs. Sophia Auld. Thia kind-hearted during the large part of the your, and , tbortconiings of a fow Republican* have h. i,™ *^5 woman began to teach him bis lettere- heucn a location hero re naconiing more for clerk hire, and fixing tli* price of ,u. :<■f. _*>u>_, _ | bueu eagerly si-ixsd upon by thtea dis- tbe report* at ten p*r root above co»t; Ho mad* rapid progress, and the was valued than formerly. cunwdxto politician*, and they have tried one for giving tho deaf dumb or blind Many of those wh* underwent a proud of her charge. She was going to ! their best to tenvtaev tbe pe<>pla that an Jxnr an education at tho State’s expense make him proficient. at least, in reading compctative examination nearly three exceptional piece of rascality was ttx> in Flint Asylum ; one providtag fur the weeks since ia the Treasury Deport­ j rule of th* party. But they mad« slow remprft^pf attadunaata on ted estate from the record of tho Register of Deed*; pad immediately interposed. But tho ment arc still hero from a distance, anx­ took nearly seven bottle*, and it lm» cot progrew ia the work, bo tunny Demo­ two for purchaMog additional land and boy had tasted enough to create desire* iously awaiting tho results. So few only Cured my nock, but greatly bene­ ' craM have been mixed ep ta the corrupt buildtag additional cottage* and other fact no axart estimate can at prwmt be tliat nothing couid repress With a comparatively, of those examined will ; schema* that bar* Ixx r. nxpo^sl through improvements for iJie State Public made. Th* thief carefully examined, fited my gv i ’rel hnnhli I hare not opeUing book in hi* bosom, he pursued receive appointments that it would seem ' t)>e vigilance ef the Republican party, School ; one providing for an additional aided by a light, evarr latter, and took hia studfcw. At length he mad* money like folly to remain hero at expense, insane Asylum: oc* permitting the wary ■“ that contained money. He eras enough to purchas* a "Columbian Ora­ tn a few days there will be an examin- that a blow aimed at the heed of an op­ managers of Fain to more otfsetually caught in tho set aad arrested, and, if poiioe thaie grounds ; oua lusiititur Ito* h* gets hia dues, will board with the tor.'* In this volume be found “th* uiiuu tn th* Interior Drpartmcfctsum of money that tk*j may be bestowed State for from fire to tea years. Mean­ fanateciam of libel ty." Here was th* It is very perplexing to have their by the State Prison Inspwtor* upon time th* prosperous burinao of Hunte: those, for they hare already begun to immortal language of the Declaration ta a proposed movement southward du­ discharged convicts to 815; one obliging A Co., gtx-* on wilh it* usual energy, diminish, and 1 think that if I rootintio elofjucnt sermons on th* neevaaity of po­ of our Independence; here was one ol ring the coming Spring and Sammer. Gaslight Compenira to have at least nrvmptn*** and care, and tho** who on with tho medicine, they will entirely tho masterly *i>**cbe* of Sheridan. Ho Canada ia losing it* population fait1 litical purity marre 1 bry the indiacreet three director*, aad allowing th*m to hare tost money by mail will now s*« could resist it no longer. He ran away 1 enough but when the South also draw* action of their friends. If they could have 81.000.000 worth of stock ta cities i'ust wfors it oast, and avoid giving the of over 60,000 inhabitant; one preacribThe story of hia socap* ha* been recent­ upon that depleted region its depopula- only enforce h-meety among Democrats iugthxt nitro-giyeauino for tranuiorta- ilsmc to honest persons. tot a fow moo ths, they could tnen point ly and freshly told, lie came to New tion shall be distinctly labeled a* dsn­ -All for love; or, tho Outlaw's Bride," Bedford, on Buxxards* Bay, in old Mas- Dominion never can aspect to cope'wtth I to their foBowcro as models of political garotte, aad shall be so *et Jorth ta the exeelleaoe) but to enforce aa imtw-sd- bill of lading; and ono forbidtng tbs is the title of Miss Eiira A. Dupuy's sachuMtte. The air wn#ful^of liberty, u» in social or political progress to long I bility is byroad their power, so they are division of any school distrist into two or new Novel, now in prows, and to be pub­ and he exulted. He found Work and as it retains its colonial organism of j : forced tfarcept one of the two alterna- nu.ro districts, cr th* consolidation of lished in a few days by T. B. Peterson kept hie own wages. He “saired wood, which nothing but annexation will cure i ■ny two or more, without the consent of A Brothen, Philadelphia, Pa. It ia a tires—th* repudiation of their own rwsdug cellar*, shovvlod coal, rolled oila majority of tbe district tax-payers. > cxU, or their defi-uce for the sake of th* A joint reaoultioa has passed, anthor- graphic story of Corsican life, in which It ia given out that Mr. Ia Barner, ; power which they wield in the wry eleiring the Auorney-Gonera! to begin tho wild passioas of that tamely* race candle works and bras* foundries,'’ and white, an ex Delegate uf tin Dintnrt :u*rit of strength which makes Democ­ whatever proceeding may be ti <fqsiary, are vividly depicted. Tho magnificent was living in a new world. He began 1-ogtalatur* ami a - andidate fur a lh-foracy possible. To repudiate, is self-an­ if any, for re imbursing th* State 830. - caverns described ia its page* set-rally to hear of Garrison, andtau!>«crib*d for gate tn Congreos. is to bo married to 925 alleged to bare been paid out ta exist in that island, and they have been nihilation; to justify or defend, iv to dis­ tbe “Liberator." Mr. Downing’s daughter colored lady. unn them ol the only wesjon which The people arc indignant. Mr. La- they can wield against Republicans. —among them Scott’s -Lady of the Barnes has professed to be a freo-lovrr. blood vengeance which ie ll>* curs* of Lake.” Charmed in the character of and on one vccasion told * young white that gem of the Mediterranean. The The Republican party ceu afford to the noble maid, he cast away th* name lady with whom be was keeping com­ grand mountain scenery also receive* repudiate its duhoueei follower* Tho ut lua former bondage and henooforth pany, that henorer intended to many. justice at the author a hands. The story official that wears its garments must toe cnlled|htaualf “Frederick Dcugtaes." Ho wm not asked to call again. arts! Some {arson* have a rar" social itself is dceplr interesting from the first the mark of bonosty or take a back seat witchery who bar* not any other form a name whose renown will kmg Hngr r Tho military, of this eity, have chron­ peg* to tire last; tho oetkm is rapid, Tli- great body of tho Amcricaq people of genius, and some wuenvn of very ically reeented tbe withdrawal of the and tn* interest never flags. Miss Du­ were never more in ccrucst ou thia point moderate abilities in other rcapoct*. puy is one of the msrt sueoeesful of management of the Indiana from their than now. Th* grade of atatesmen that have an art of plresing that amounts American novelists. Her works show gnn to plant a family of hi* own." He hands. They aacentod tho late treach­ ezraatrurtive ability in her plots, while come into power hereafter will be a tri­ mingled with the colored people that ery of the Nodocs aa a complete indica­ her character* are real men and women; fle higher than iu tbe peat. Th* Fortyhad gafharod under tho northern stars. tion ol tbe warrior’s method of djapuenot utrre figures. AU For Love wil' I," sceond Congress has had its full ahara ievuod in a large duodecimo volume, He reotnred so speak in thmr meetings, ing of the Indian problem end public ut honest and noble man; but it Las also and aold by all Bookaallera at the low and th* fir* of his oloquence kindled to opinion for the tesui being, kppesrs to price of 81 75 in cloth, or 11.50 in panor had a dsa* that tailed Io lire up to the Tho question | true standard of Reimblieaa morality, a flame. In 1841 a great convaatfon folly sustain dham rover ; cr copies will be **ut by maili to assembled at Nantucket; Duugte*. ap­ whether yot^an put an Indian to aiqr ! any plac-, post pail, by th* pnbllsht ra, The people weighed these men, found peared and addroe**d the throng From 1>ettcr us* than killing him, seems now on receipt of tho price of thewrork in a them wanting, and have scut better ones letter to them. All of Miss Dupuy's tha! Lima hia eours* wot upward. Hr to be settled in the negative. The d*\ .Bg fill their placea Tbs lesson* which Books comprising AH For Love, The waa immediately employed aa aa agent votfona of tlie religious portions of our Mysterious GuesL Whv did he Marry have lately been taught by the prase of of the American Anti-61awry Sooetr. community were sadly di«turbe ! by the tbe country will not l“> hart on th* men KimatimM thought th*t,wo:uanly charm, Her, Who shall be Viator, Michaal Ru­ and thua hi* long career oa tha cham­ new* from tho IVcifi? cuaaL and many dolph, Was he Guilty, Th* Planter's who come np fresh from the pre; la. and {"rriiap* even what in tho be«t Daughter, and Th* Csneolled Will eight pion of freedom tor his roc* began. thoughts of vwngaance doubtless min­ Recant investigations have doo* good in *en*c ie called flirting, could be mode in all, are put up tn seta, each set in a gled with {leavers for m*rvy ami for the •ee of tha fine arts, and consecrated to more way* than emo. They have brought mat box, and are bonnd in morocco charity, and even to religion. That coming ol Christ'» peaceful kingdem. our true men to tho surface, and opened bright girl take* that half doxen atrip- cloth, in uniform, elegant and durable Who shall judge aeatimanto such aa | the eye* of tbe people to the nacsooity bag* in hand, and toucOea cash in turn style, with new and beautifully designed these in an hour like the present Tho j| of sending aa their nq n-swHatives the with playful grace, until they are will- backs, in foil gilt, nr re 814 00 a set. gave him th* foods (£150) to puretuw nation will amply sustain tho President ' very best turn that can be {iroducod. the bond of hia liberty Returning to in hia duU.rmination to crush the treochI Tbe Republican party is not unmaeuAmarira. be setded fat BnrtaMn, West­ erous Modoc* at any cost or effort It has in its rooks men who dis­ It will be rjaiembcred doubtless by IUte. i ern New York, and established hia “pa­ grace th*ir nranhcod hr acts which no line, indeed, beyond which this flirting Bsuoc'a Mieixtxa res Max.—Thia per,’' which became a poweria tbe enure maay of yeur readers visiting Washing- I Republican can justify- But we hare ceases to be a fine art, and become* maguiae for May ia issued, and a bright enough starting boaeaty left to fill all quit* busineee-like and utilitarian, a handsome number it is, with • table of Ha saw tbe rising storm of civil war the natknal depository of the inventions practical operation tn making a market I the office* U the tend, and to keep Uwsb rbich tho maduevs of slavery finally of the age (tbe U. 8. Patent Offiioe) filled for some years to com*, without oountry can boast of. The beat starts*, roughI on- H* hoard tho first thus- there was before them a box of glass risktag a choice from among the army tbe boa! historical matter, and the best with walnut casings, and printed over it of Democrsto who are al present tender­ poetrj can always be found in its Hat of of his sons into the strife, who here an invitation to contribute to the fund ing their "baoe*» aerviree" to Unde contents, and to prove that each ia tbe tbemarfrea bradr till th* day was won. H* waa tbe pereooal frimd uf Uu-. ln1 oompletiou of the Washrogtou Mono­ ’ meet. This box being gtaas the daily 1 contribution* eoxsisting moatly of five » esntpieew. tea, , fifteen, twenty, and - fifty eon; frarticual currency notes, and ows two dollars a .month for **«di child coder tbe age of sixteen years lh« wcroase to date from July 25,1966. A singular fart a* regards th* art it, that [^s ATHAIRON First-Class Instruments. On// 50 Cents per Bottle. Wam’s Glory it Ha1 Bair. LYON’S New Scales. . New Styles. 6177 New Prices. New Advertisements. SBk" MiMD: Biff LOST, BOI EESFOEED B. F. NORRIS & CO Chromo Silver Spoons. Tmfttta, Ladies' Setts, Pearl Setts, lo* Pitchers, CMfee Urna. CITY WS DEPOT. Butter Dalies, GoUBirqp, Gold Teeth I*idm' OUdlten^ (fold W.tch Keys, Cora) Beads, Corel Noeklareo. Corel Betts aod Bronx* Ornamt — CEtROMOS I Silver Thimbles, ‘ Gold Loskctj, Shirt Studds Watch Chains, •i-a! Ibng*, lirooebee, it Oper* Glasses. vqfcra Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. A... Watch material and Tools for Jewelen- Aay on* vwiting cur tsty should cell at< nr eotahluhment and examine th. gush. THE CHEAPEST PR1 *E8 IS OUR MOTTo 2•’ B. r. NORRIS &. CO., 137 A 1 if) STATE STREET. CHICAGO Ko«p , Wg, „,pp|y a, gj, foi. p, their Brick WorehouK. 10 Barrel lota and FUHpinfED ip 044 <1 �I r^E R^pdBUCMi Peninsular Railway. CHURCHES. lisni, ns*«u>ls*4,st. I'Mjw NraqwTki We have a tew volume* yet of th* Groat Atu erlean Industrie, for sal* cheap. A groat deal of aicknos* and many death* hare l«n reported ia the last few day*. ■JltttWtKi Local hlijiiicjf Jlotice;. L'Msyoc Bartow and J. 1*. Roberts ■ doing a nice thiug in the shape of n> sides oik* in front of then dwellings. rliil lire and ore selling their immense Just received at thi* office h splendid stock of Furniture cheaper than evur. •BXirtment of rani board. Visiting and They have the largest aad beet selected woduing cards neatly and quickly ^sxo- rV?21\EJ?esi' II a !KCTL MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand Ifivcr Valley Division giKMi* ever brought to thi* City. Their Homemade -gooda. such a« Table*, Bookcase*, Extension Table*, Ac., can’t be beat in tbe County, and to make good th* abuse assertion, they now offer a axwann of 125. to anyone who can show better Furniture of Homo Manufacture, or a bettor or larger stock of Furniture , cr Undertaker* good* such a* Caskets. } Coffin*. Burial Robvw, Shrouds, Ac. ■ Thi* is no humbug Examine tho goods | in. ths different {louse* in ths County, I su JSf we can bo beat, then call anil get th« Reward. s' W. 11. Beadle, of Nashville, i* to have a grand dance in Union Hall (Nashville) on Friday evening next. A splendid time will be bad, of oourse. Oommitte* on Finan**—Aids. Beni- ley, Ham* and Williams' to b Mils on hand belaaging to th* City. Coraraiite* oa Fire—Aid*. Mudge, V.’hich *n motion of AM. J*w*U, Bcsemer and Williams. waw ecoopted and ptarod at file. Ciif tf CaramUtoe on By-Lswi and Ordi­ By Aid. JewsH— OmrruMnIn compliance with That the Ordinance relative to Lilous** custom I hereby promt to your Hon­ nances—Wood. Bentley sad Hams. U taken from th* tebi*. orable body a statement of tho affair* of That the Committee, appointed to settle th* aty and mak* such *ugg**iion* and ith th* Marshal be discharyed and a By Aid, Beeemar— That all that portion of the Ordinance ow Committee appointed. called for at tbe present time. relating to Saloons be struck out. Tbe following i* an exhibit at th* AH. Jewell, offered as an smandment Th* Mayor appointed Aid. Jewell, city finance*: that *a afar th* enacting ctanee in tho Wood, and Wili am*. Minute* of previous meeting read and erdinxnen ba struck out. Tbexncffioa to amend was adopted. approved By Aid. Hams— That Coun-il proceed to read the Brad* giren by th* newly elected officers That th* Attorns? be instrurtad to of tbe City. draft an Otdiaanc* selativs to I jeonsing Auction, Siows, or Extabition. AH. W*od offered ae an amendment Fire Department, On motion of Aid. Wood, tho Bond that Drays, Hack* aad Omnibus** be o! George Curry as Constable was re­ Total, The amsndosnt was adopted. turned to him for their surety. The resolution aa atneadad WM then I call your attention to our pressing Dy Aid. Woodadopted. need of a working Fire Department By Aid WillismsTbsl th* Constabl* bond of Joeeph The high rate* of Insurance ar* becomSlattery, bond of Geo. M. Reed, aa Thst a sidewalk be built from Bute iag very onerous. Tbe extra ret* paid Marsha], Wm. H. Btebbin* as Treasurer, yearly tc tho firn companies will pay at W. D. Haye* as Recorder, be accepted. to Park Plat*, to th* Ward School least one-half of the expenses of fully Hou**, alao, a walk from E. Hogl*'* organising and furnishing an efficient •eat lin», to cro** walk bailing to Depot By Aid. Wood — Fire Deportment That the Council proceed to appoint in front of John Gaine*, lota, al*u, in I recommend th* building of a suit­ a City Attorney by eye* and nay**, which front of O*o. McLdlans, tot* on Hanable house on th* city lot*, for engine, resulted in Jno. It Van Velsor being book A ladder, and Council room . and appointed City Attorney for the ensuing On motion of Aid. Wood, Aid. Willth* purchase of a hand Fire Engine, isms, motion was rcfered to sidewalk (good one* can bo bought for one-fourth By Aid. Hams— Committee and that they report st next their oost,) hooks, ladders, etc.. suffi­ That tha Council pressed to the ap­ meeting. dent to regie our forty volunteer firepointment of a Street Comminioner by By Aid. BommerThat th* Street Oommitte* examine State street ae to the n*c rarity of putting I bring to your notii.-e tha continued Aye* and nays* being called resulted said street on proper grade and report Jnterment of tbe dead in the old Ceme- in Tho*. Altoft being appointed Street tesy, contrary to your osdinance and the Commissioner for th* ensuing year. law. I would advise that no permit* By AM. Wood— Account of Goo. E Ahuft. wo rk on ba hereafter granted fur burial on that That tho resolution returning Ooo. approaches to Iron bridge 19.99, waa ground, and that your Honorable body Curry'* Constabl* bond b* reconsidered. presented and on motion was allowed, take such course s* seems bo»t for the and order drawn on General Highway speedy removal of tho dead, aad the By Aid. Hem.‘ Fund. surrender of the ground* to the city for That lb* Constable bond* of George By Aid. Bentley— a public park ia conformity to the be­ Curry be accepted That hereafter tho regulsr meotiuc* quest of tbe founder*of thi*aty. Aye* and nay** bein^ called resulted of the Council be held oa tbe first and third Monday evening* of each inocth T* v-Milo Osborn i* a little better, and say* bo shall not di* thi* time, to pleaso anybody. Well, tew rinoeroly hope Milo is right, for wa can ill afford to spate bins' Myron Vruoman is soon to start a new meat market. Ho ho* already got bi* slaughter-house built, and will soon bo cutting steaks, roasts, Ac., for tho hun­ gry public. who have once taken it prefer it to all others. I'hyaciana havn decided it superior to any of tbo othel cil* in mar- tf, Cmium CmohJ »J ip tbe city where gambling i* allowed :for money. The demoraliong effixt is Tha bond was declared accepted. 1so patent/th»t it is only nooresary to Aid. Haras, a* a member of the Board bring it to the notice of your Honor* to of Health, reported that Dr. Upjohn haro Ihum promptly suppreesod went over to the bouse occupied by Clar­ ence Burton, (by order uf the Board of Health,) on April 9th. 1878, fortha-porpoee of notifying him that the Board of iug country. Tb* highway* loading into tho city should have your *epucia ear*. With a dabt of ovar 8200 against th# general highway fund, which will absorb a large share of thi* year's ro­ On motion of Aid. Wood, tbe reportse ij.cs. I would earnestly recommend was accepted. rhe Aldermen of the several wards to Uy Aid. Woodplace to the credit of the General High­ way fund, th* largswt sum q^ai*tenl Tbe bond* of Mathew Hall and Henry L Green, to Coastable* were read and accepted. By AM. Wood— That th* chair appoint a Commit!** of thru* to report un what salary they deem proper to pay th* Marshal. OUR GREAT SUIT! $8.00 Other Stores ask sb much more for the same goods We,always keep Fine Pustom made Suits from 20 to 35 dollars. Largest Stock of Black and Blue Clothing west of New York. Suita 12 to •10 dollars. G^Lateat Style* of Boys and Children’s Suita from two-years and up­ wards. Prices, 2 to 20 dollars. TRL'.VKS BdGS fJILISES Paper, Leather, and Zinc Trunki from $1.25 to $20 We art square dealing in all our ac­ tions, Clmpcst store in Michigan^ and ONE PRICE. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE ! List or I.rrrx** remaining at tha Haatieg* P. O, April 2Sd, 1873. , Mise Annie ilyer*. J. Button, David Cooper. Charie* Handel, Mias Miry 1 would alao call your attention to the Jun**, G*o. Lan^-e, Philandar Miller j wararoom* this m.'ruing, and wore truly condition of State Street. Fix year* Miia Franky Norton, F. _M J*alm«r ago tho Village Council mtabliahed the '■ aetonisbod to find such a splendid stuck By Aid Hams— Bof goods. Thiir casket*, coffins, bod- grade of said street, and a number of That the Street Cootnisaionrr report ‘(room acts, sofas, couches, tete-a totes, buildings were built with reference to io tbe Council at th* next meeting, tie Icenter table*, chairs, Ac.. Ac, nr* not too!*' on hand belonging to the City acres of land attached, situated 3 1-2 <. nly neat, tarty and durable, but also mile, west of Hasting*. Term* easy (very cheap. Giv* them a call. ar* blocked up and the water forced in­ Wnuld •xchutigo for other property. Inquiry oa the premise*, or Mdresr, , Spring Meeting a; loiwall Bark, to the cellars and building* causing a aprlfitlA. J. POTTERLovell Mich, Tuesday, Wednesday, rapid decay of timber aod plank, filling Thurodar and Friday, Juno 3rd. 4th. tbe air with foul odor* and making it f>th and Oth, 1873. S,000 in I’reinium*. extremely unhealthy, and. without ques­ Jxiwell has achieved quite a notoriety tion making the city liable for all damAhl. Bootely, offered the following in the way of racea and the premium* of­ aiuindtnoal that tha question of building fered for the June meeting will un­ tbe cross walk referred to in AH. Wood'* happy to meet bl* old tnc doubtedly draw, nut only a large crowd. 1 call your oturatinn to the fact that public generally. our neighboring citie* *ro holding out Call and Mrs. Tnylor' great inducement# to capital in manu­ adoptwl. facturing, iv locate in their respectim Locle Casper Trask, uf Yankot Springs cities, by remitting taxes, donation of fra* pulling stump* with hi* team uod a king, heavy lev«r, and that he wa* FARM FOR BALE OR TO RESTwalking bebiud tbe lever, when the We will S.-11 CH EAT. br Raft to a re­ Chain, by which tbe team was drawing, sponsible party, the Fann known ■* the broke, and the lever flew bock, striking. ---------------John C. Spencur Farm, in tbe tow nship Mr. Traak, breaking both leg* twice, and yuur Honorable body to appoint a spe­ of Boltimuro, consisting of W acre*, all dnvnij pieces of bone* through the cial committee, to encourage all pereons improidd. Fair House, goo ! frnit. Ac Booh. or association* seeking foration* fur C F. DWIGHT A CO. By Aid. Jewell — manufacturing purpose*, with power to pdVs understand that tho Mieeos, of Hartings, April 2, 1874—tf That Aid, Hams be requested to ux remit all es’y iaro* fur a tenu uf five this city have organised a Hewing bociyears to *11 new enterprise* that *m- amine th* tiro engine* for sale at Jack­ N otux.—Positively I must have tny «ty, the proceed* to be donated to th* OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, son and Marshall and other place* ho w-ouuta settled by May let. u I nm deaorviug poor. Thi* ia highly comGentlemen, in conclusion, haring going away oa account of my health. tumdable, in not only showing a dispo­ Now remember I must hav* MX nr sition on the part of our young ladle* been selected by the people to preside By AH. Wixxlto help to alleviate the needy, but aleo over your Honorable body for the ensu­ That th* Street Committee examine evincing a disposition to learn how to ing year. I ask your kind indulgence in any crrtira I may commit, aad I prom­ and report a* to tnc nm*aity and feasi­ q*-nd their leisure hour* ia some mure ise you my aid in al! measure* caicul*. bility of raising th* cro** walk across luuunendable way than parading the Green street from the Metbodwt churrh street*. Wo hope thueo having plain ted to promote the best interest* of the city. With our large indebtedness, resewing to Au, will patronise tbe society, trensbment, reform and strict account*end tberety encourage them in their bility in tha management of our city laudable enterprise government is a stem necessity. If we Say man ; are you bnngv ? Woman r- nm!,1 *■*« loats *«r are you taint for want of food 7 Child An attempt at Highway Huboory cam* all work earnestly and together we can­ Flavr sseUeete 4*11 se4 vs, •• sw’teyssr wtes* SIM. ILM. do you want eometMng to *at? If so off at Woodland Center a few svramgs not fail to secuinpbsh tho grnat object 4. call at L. E Stauffer’s Faring House since. Mr. J. N. Curtu, ou* of the North Side Stale Street, where you will Merchants of that place, started tn go find everything in the lino of eatables homo from his Slur* at a lato hour, aod only 25 cunts pur meal. 46<f had got about half way home, (be live* coXMOI COTMCIL. over a mite from his titora), wo* con­ Present—Mayor. Recorder, and Alda Ssu Ho.—N. T. Parker of this city fronted by a n>aa who demanded hi* Jewell, Dawson. Wiliams, Wood. Besewill sell at loir figures, for cash or g<x>d money. Mr. C. pat hia hand into hia mcr, Hara* and Bentley. apprvnri ante*: two good Mares, one pocket drew a Revolrar and Cred, aad evening. April 14 th. 1873. Minute* road and approved. weigh* about 12-X) 11^.. tha other al>.qt llw would be robber tell; but i.-nmadTU ex Mayor D E. Cook. iMrod'iced By Aid. Be.*uue■ 900 Iba, two Single bugguN, two double iatoly jumped up and tan, but f»l! again .he now Mayer N B wlow. who oil led buggies, two double cud two single Harbetoro b* got tar, but euun got up again, th* Council to ordar. uvot. Here* are bargain* for tboao croa**d a ditch, w hare it **ema he found ItollCalM wanting swell property, that are not a romraile, a* Mr. Curtis, heard him Promt—Mayor, Becordor, and AH*. often met with. <’•«» orrik4&tf talk to sum* on* after croseing tbe ditob. Hams, Bentley, J*w»U, Dawson, Will­ It was so dark that Mr. C. could not iams, Madge, Wood and Bessraer Mayor Barlow, then read Id* lns«guirad to employ a eompeteat Engineer fo wounded or not Mr. Curti* could not find the proper grade of Grand mid tell; but visited tbe grounds the next By Aid: Wood— Walnut stree!*,in aceordsnce with gmd« morning, but could find no trace* of That She Inaugural of the Mayor be already Mtablishrd. ■ placed upra file with the Reecrter and pot’liebed in tho paper* with tha Coun­ cil proceedings. HT Btmrmber our mm “ ST.tlt CLOTHING HOUSE" is on tho Doorsand li'indoihs, so do not be deceired by other rlterrhants, as toe hare no Branch Stores. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. DOUCHE Michigan Central R. R. THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON. AND GABLER PIANOS. b hr sat* by *S s*4 Itey *re *S Fin* vtes* teslTMMSl* la <v«ry reeyart. VEItY KFL1MONABI.1-: TEIOtftt -VltK GIVEN. FRANK L. W ARD. Hastings Altegan. ta s tS at Grand Rapid*, and visited a house of rather bad reirate. and woald not pay a bill of 850 or IM, aad was forcibly ejected by tbe brawny keeper thereof; (a lady of course) and wa* pounded by her till be was black aad blue, to-, Ae. Now, our lawyers are aB right; not on* ol tbam are black and blue, neither have they beaa. Th* «up- By AM Wood— Z’iseW ; Thai at all mretion ouncil the faltosrmg order of bi t obeerved : First, Celling roll of members fteecnd, Itoai.'rng the minute*. 8IMMON8 & CLOUGH GEORGE WOOD ORGANS, muss i tn, bob s asns, ism urn nmum PIANOS. All th. above rtpoior isrtrummrts are far sate <ra B^mbl* ’X^w aml Tram. bytheH-ringxAgvncy. �4848235323234823482348482348 ‘ If, and always wash with irwnsthteg Ualmg. IfaKmb is brakeu fond it up with apdntar* tightly, looosning as the limb (walls. 13. Keep a aulubar of good bells aa tbs sheep. . , 14. Do not kt tho sheep spoil thair ’ wool with ehaff or burs. 15. Cut tag locks in early spring 16. For sevura give pulverised alam and U was a matter of ao surprise whan tha ooart-martia! sentenced him for ia wheat bran ; prevent by taking great thia last.end grsveat of hia many offan- care ta changing tlry for green feed. 17. If one >* lame, examine tbe foot. oaa to ba shot aad fixed tha day of hia execution. Mvanwhde, lo tha surprke. clean out between the hoof*, pare the of ovnry om. Including, the surgvoaa. hoof if unsound, and apply tobacco with >lua vitriol, boiled in a little water. Public opinion took the usual turn. It waa thought a pity, after all, to shoot a fine young fellow, such as Barney was ixfhis bettor momenta ; besides, he waa one ot tho boys, had been born, like them, in Chicago, grown up with theta, enlisted with them, and fought with them. A movement looking to a petition for tho culprit's pardon wm Mt on foot, in which none ioiawl more hoartQy than the wounded mpn, Mid tho comp, which but yesterday was «fcr lynching Barney, now yearnod to acre hialifa. ' But the General commanding had aq>proved tho'finding of tho court-martial, and oady tho Pmsidvst could interfere, and the regiment was encamped away from (the telegraph lines. So that, though the neev-aeary documents had beeu forwarded, backed by stroug reocmendationx, there were rntro doubts if tho merdfol mswage which Mr. Lin- BEST TSIM II TIE Will Atchison. Topeka tc Banta Pa *. B, L.AIVDH: 1 , THE CAPITOL JNT E"W OF MICHIGAN Fatty, Lk fiwrt Portun tf , . THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, . , The Cal,art LlthorrapMne Compear ot Detroit, u. uwe -r Bfi&Stc-sssn; ffiE-SSSLTttiiS' SEwE-SE BUILDERS' ■N8UEE YOUR LIFE To thooe going to Missouri. Kausat, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, .Wyoming. Nevada. Oregon or California, we rec­ ommend a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, via Bt louis, over the Missouri Pacific Railroad, which runs its fine Day (oocbcc and Pullman Sleepers from SL Louie to principal paints in the WnL mtUrf cAmsyv. We believe that 2,555 HOW OF to Cash. Reel Eetete sail Parseasl Frepariy. la amaseU tn* U to M.«*. i sail Faria ika UMM eowsrM kaewe to ikeaaSiad eerM. I s»m*4 SiMKVsrr but hu tvadisa ehrsbiiaaa ef eitiir lariat tamadial resells asS tespalr tea S^eaUvaerlaSpkpKa, itey aira eely Tte Kstial Life Imrace Caapany $23,900 in Real Estate ! $3,000 in Cash ! $6,555 in Personal Property. 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS reach the camp in time An express was scat to tbe nearest telegraph etetiem, 30 miles away, to carrv tbe mes­ sage wtth'oll haste, and all waited im­ patiently. ’ ofletwd a first class, all-rail route from Tho night before th., fatal day>rrirod. OF THI! W BIBLE. St. Louis to Texas, either over tbe Mis­ W Barney was to be shot at sunnse next souri, Kansas A Texas R. It, .la Sedal­ a«4nm XIEOI.SB a M'CURDT. Chlra-o. 111. day No reprieve had arrived, aad re­ ia, or over the Atlantic A Pacific B. IL, luctantly tho adjutant prepared the ria Vinita. For maps, tims tables, in-1 nocoeaary orders., detailed tbe firing formation as to rates, routes, Ac., wo party, arranged for tho parade. The refer our readers to L G. Wheeler, night wore on. It ia safe to say that Northern Passenger Agent, 72 Lloyd not an eye was closed in tho camp, aud Bl, Buffalo. N. Y. or E. A. Fori Gene­ every ear was strain.-d for foot-lw-ats ral PUeengwr Agent, St. Loua Mofrom tlic cast. Past midnighL 1. 2, I! Qiirnum* will be cheerfully and prompt­ o’clock. There were movements in tbe ly answered. gray eastern sky I tha brilliant southern stars paled; it was almost dawn. t-aadenly a faint sourvl was beard, as of a about away to the east The ex­ citement became electric. Men rushed frpm their tents, half dnaaci, and gath­ ered in anxious group* The officers pony offer* 1,200,000 acres of land iu were hardly lees excited, and mingled Central and South wait Missouri, at with them. from S3 to *12 par acre, on sown yuan’ Than in rapid succession were heard , time, with free transportation from BL- , challenge and reply, aa the advancing 1; louis to all purchasers. Climate, soil. I Sy passed aentry after sentry, then '। timber, mineral wealth, schools, church- | tramp and splash of hoofs. and at I| ,ea and law-abiding society invite <-mi­ last burst into view the tong-looked 1 grant* from all pointe to thia land of I for messenger, covered with mud from > frtiita and Be wen. For particular* ad- ! bead to foot. wan and worn out, hia i ,dross A. Tuck, Land Conimiaaioncr, Bl- ! horse panting and travel-sUinod and-i1 Loda, Mo. < 47 bruised,, for they had miles since midnight, alo were sluices of mu’ —J ruler held hi* way LARGEST awl STRONGEST Saints - Sinners Xsricalturnl anti Domt-tic. In selecting a cutting a great deal de­ pends open a judicious choice; if tho slip u too young ami full of frosh sap. it will fade away from-too much evapora­ tion, ami if it is too old—that ia hard and woody,—it will take a great while to (trike root. You must take a cutting that i’ part­ ly ripened, aad is from a vigorous (hoot, yet is a little hardened at the base. It ia also essential to have a batter; joint at or near the end of tho cutting, as all roots strikes from It, and the nearer it is to tha base, the greater your chance of succeesPlantyvur cuttings in common rod (Kits, filled half full of rich loan, aad two inebtw of sand on tho top (scouring •and will do, but not sea sand), wet this thoroughly, and put the cuttings close around the edge uf tbe pot; for if the but joint comes in contact with the snrface of the pot it seems to take root more quickly. Ihill off the lower leaves before you plant the cutting. Procs th.> wet sand tightly around the tiny stem, for a great deal of your success iu rais­ ing tbe cutting depends upon the cfoso i contact of the sand with the stem — When the cuttings are firmly planted cover them wilh a glass stem tf possible, for it will greatly promote tbs growth of plants. Moisture, Iq^it end heat are the three essentials to ptamt-lifo; without them no1 Cedar Creek, MareQ 31, one (lay. Johnstown, Doty Echoed Tlottw, April 1st, one day. Hickory Corners, April 2d, ono day. Iluting*. April Sth, and 29th, Coart House, two days each. Woodland, April 10th, ono day. Naahvdle, April 12th. one dav. Middleville, April 14th, two days. Assyria, Ellis School House, April 11, two days. Prairieville, April 26ih. Assets over 856,000,000. ....•CU T OaU.a UaM'VW'i I i.»h,ui.M CaUanynsaa. Unu UV“7,’’ k fl“,u 'Ke^f‘ feSr-4-’*- euuro 11 MeaSMi a-t. a at « ea4 6a«le< MmKims will L» lr»m Um a.tet.liatowel at Ju. II. F*nl «o, Ce.LsMae( SA.LES LIMITED TO 110,000 » 60,000 00 fMat-eisrcs'-Jdri.T £.■ State 1 SINE’S <GEift jSkterprise. HQRATID PRATT, Prest QZiEVELANDtQHIQ. THE BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD. 0,000 STANLEY W. TURNER, Sect Ayer's Cathartic Pills, CHAS. J. DUN, Ga AH Wisharl's Pine Tree '"W: Tar Cordial. ATI" RE'S GREAT REMEDY t Asti < » Car sale tirtr,, I eUrr. *1 the M lease la U»ClW at Het SSSaiS Sewing Machine ism IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD. A. Morruon's Adr’g Department. STOMACH BITTERS BOILER WORKS. DODD’S OMFORT’S OUGH— RERVIHE DOES IT! ®a Corn Shellcrs, mm= 8 Wood Sawing Mi chines. v rifo Condition Powders! WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS rWr xoTirc. dors, helio irones, etc., etc., can also be rooted ia smsdl vials filled with warmish water, and sust-ended from tbe window casern uni. Select the cuttings as de­ scribed above; pull off the lower leaves; and insert the end for about an inch in­ to tbe vial. Tie a string (boot its neck, and bang in the sun. If a bit of cotton wool ia wrapped about the cutting where it ia kept weL it prevents the rapid evaporation of tho water. When ths tiny roots show themselves about an inch or more in length fill up I the vial with a rich, composted sol; kt j it hang far two or three days longer, then break off the glass craefullv, with- j oat disturbing the roots of the plant Managed in this way the roots re­ ceive no check, and tbe plants will grow very vigorously. Tho cutting can bo taken from the water and the roots planted in pots, but they will cling closely togotlier, and are not aa natural ly dkpoeod as whan tho glass is broken off. tbe roots are covered with soil If the water evaporates a third or more ia tha rial, it must be filled up Tbe Pise Tree Tar Mai, 9S WIT WW** Croat American Dyspepsia Pills, DWIGHT, BUREAU & MESSER. Consumption can be cured. The great German Remedy UNDEVELOPED WEST FIVEYEARSIMTHETERRITORIEI By 3. II. BEADLR parttord. Cee>, SV CM«e«e. It A NEW Dr. Crook’s WinccfT. 3 r IO YEAHH Public Test PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. DR. CROOK’S WINE Tho general agent of tbe American , Emigrant Company gives tbe fallow- j Keep sheep dry under foot with Uttar. This io even mare nine awry then roofing them. Never kt them stand or S. Take up iamb rams early in the aarnoeer, and keep them up until De­ cember 1st following, when they may bo turned oOL B. Drop or take oat tbe towoat bars I than earing broken frsahta 4. Oocut every day. fi. B—in graining with tbe groeteet 12,000.000 ACRES. DR. CROOK’8 HllPOT POKE ROOT. AMD SQU> ALL BOCMP TH WOOL borza. mao, tLaa m FORe^LE: mn^r J JU ** H—* “* twetete oa »«HCU* TO/WW gjsrisr’jttStt'^rMS: fiaae l a.CPrieSle. la U» au« ■ ...... � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-04-30.pdf 0be28e2a3a8e640ffaa2c046b7f761a1 PDF Text Text TtjE ?\epJiLic\H ■ryii- WAXiw^ttt eoytf.vj . t e. Biwir, .•_vn. u dsw ir. J ’ ISiornimia*. : ii>h*>d tbs Mesial t|d Stores Cafij. _ ... . r<™»« i unu j, .,, .. -----department of tho Henld in <rt The first home of Thoms* and Nancy spot where thia Bally Btuh, -—7 —-Jiao! Atigvlo Oorrino, is dead. Ho impress tho great influence of ha Lincoln was n mean abed in on alley of mother to tho President, to rep reposes; for it । waeti't a defendant of his first two paper room flrtnlv upon the old I Elizsbethtawn, Hetditi county, Ken-1 wa* oho who gave him, his his st start toward | name*. Ho cfely mid •peanuts is New I mind. 1 tacky, about tirctitymllo* north of the . tho Previdency. Orleans. > And to still further *lacnp tho । 1 Mammoth Caro. Thi* <ihcd was four। oom oad [tower of the Now York eatabtoon foot tnuare, with ncarealy any, | Eabmont, bn ioti-ruuned to make plain BARHOM’S INDIANS furniture in ft, and to unfit fur human i a myntery that Jtad Wn a prabiem habitation that although it exists to thi*! which lor year- lie whole world had day, it has only served since tho Lin-1 The Old Showman'n't Contrlbciioii to orphan children. coins left It a* a stable cr n daughter j Vies Vienna. A young worna house. In thi* shod Abraham Lincoln's ‘ — reully fined twenty shilling*, or fourteen only sitter waa born, In 1807. ' w*du**t*Laitvri* ia*i fired ofcarpenteriug. Ttonuu LinA tall, largo, well rounded form, a *•* jime/ifoteie M’ennt-Zrunlv Bonnett's Utae was then flourished to Pwtrj. FARMERS ! Greble & Russell I.. RUSSELL crorrtied head* ot tho Old World, nett jiu cherialiod a fcrtdneee fc the daughter* of Christiaa IX., 1 mark, and far tto burpoo- of j , pariBr hi* way to the haughiy« J, J dt„, Jh WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, <873. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN VOL XVIII. TWENTY YEARS AGO. Invite your special attention to the os rt koi nil A S tviM* n«t. HMtlas*. S til>l<*a coin removed open after thirteen mne , friu# |o hour of tho night dnww1 Jn bUrk CHAS. II. BARER. wiught k CHILLED OLIVER iti>i.ifiit>dk. WE! lfa>, Ahmham Unwin was bom. and thought I’d giro yon an item ; y ou may *. he poaaeil the lint four years of hu hfo ( nant u, w). Mmolhing about it." And '' »ud«n“C paragraph: ‘A Koutucky la squalid poverty. Thoma* Lincoln., (hB groat showman, looking ot u» | R»“der ba* fallen in tovo with a cvw.’ O, meanwhile gained neither property nor through a pair of small gray eyo, hav- ‘ha« ‘'Jch a iTutaisinggoo*o ns the gnumark. Why Bennett kna lipen acting credis nm Indeed did lie cars mucbjBJ,a;i UXpre«*ion of emming energy, । der of tto Caorkr-Jakrnrl *hould Mrs; circucupedlr is. this: King (Jbristiaa ia ritbw. He could too very welt on ram ; Vith a daak of oauti ic. took the sret of•» a haughty old sovereign, and over since th* davs when the Princess Dowager of Bchkewig- Hdstoin-Nocu, the daughter ' ” * 1 merchant named Ray, failed a* a---------PKnaaa -nt .«fu» and when \ratotu was six vear* of tura i! ■ to *■ J? e 1 f”' /* Wl!ro 'bfoppeiated ol be-.nng hi* lecture 1 to obtain *e<_---- -------— , A- =■ »' m., C. G. HOI.BROOK. We ask voti 10 lake it TRIAL OW WM II. HAY FORD With lliis Guaranty tidrift again. He'had a W’’I> “ fow wrinkles on hi* face, and hu oyn is : man of the uteghbarto-d which ended „ w „ lho h ho bul WM- II. HCRGIIER. ny and ALL Mov tlw following |K)ints : It will run with less draft, und lum a deeptr and wider furrow. It will do letter work and will not clog, the standard being curved and It will last more than four times ns long n.» any oilier plow, as it is than tempered rtecl. • , ' . 4th. It will scour in clayey and mucky soils where a steel plow will not. 5th. ft is easier to hold hi-ing u Center Draft. Tho points will wear twice or three times ns long any other. JOHN ROBERTS x Chilled DO HOT SLAM THE GATE Prairtc.au, CO. KVITOF SCUOOLS. T^nr h w.«MiUMU>.ciwk•. Salt! Salt! Salt! J. P. ROBERTS & CO FARMERS. L<»>k !:• your iutei - 'r r.inl purehnsoyonr Salt nt the old stand of DRUGS iwo naruu Medicines I II. Hl VI H .. ( ... PAINTS & OILS BLACKSMITHING. !• 1 r'° | and they will nil right . know d you , 1 baliuvr. . r d mo fiom a linR [,,,1^, .qaaws and pcpcnscs' School Books tS~ Stationeri/ J\Lto DStff GOODS ift EfldLess ,*?clf£t LINCOLN'S PRESCRHTIONSJAND J. S. GOODYEAR <fc Co. DENTIST Mian. CALL AT JOHN STANLEYH ».. i» in three whore you know you got none but the FIRST QUALITY. Naskrille. rucut in The Danish court upon hearing «X* J tto msrriaw JHi. M^ *ad heavy laden motherand the two | ,u tll, Vienna ExtMsition, and 1 camo1', ‘v°q7®r “7 »ut dating a sermon, wu&ca cf Europe, and ai young Ibraragged, dirty neglected Ultlo children, I hett K.t all tl,e Indian tnq.pteg.! that : CUa't awer «“ aettfs taste ran in that groovo, ho Eaa , Nancy and Abraham. jUotr hopekw* j (au cf the guvcmm nt. tuch t ] arnmooded admirably. (the Jut of this boy; '• hat wo* tier* tij clulhiug, blanket*, orna-n'-nt*, imule-. The best thing which they thought j I hi* growing UI> m *a‘l ■ wonts, «». I’d like to take a few birch they <oUl do v;th Mr. Froudo. dur foe* as his father ? But aranuo of [,ifp cuB,a>* it 1 c.uld find them." . Ui*di<>4KAsu* visit to iicntlxu Amunea, rs'-ane was there for him J । "Who i* to pay fur taking tho In- nuvtobury him in Parliament ; but,? When the umilrhad l|v I tlmwtwu I jiang loVitnna: toe gtivoroutottt ?” ' , ;ng in clerical enter, hu w»» obliged^ I sou.-*. Nancy Lincoln, too mu'.Uur of lh» pjy nj[ tb0 expense ■ decline thecotuylimeut 'i ____ _____________ ______ l*re«ldeij:, re»tid from hrt labor* tail J M„lfi lroM tiuiu they leave their «<>.„» mJ.: *pnd u fortune coloring I *&*«•» *“* Boamtifhara boon charged her husband sawed out, totoo homed until lh»r ■»«>» Law. I hive . ,l,.h .T ;1 n t#rt0I10 ; upon vanoan occasions as b«nB- dircetfrom n greon-log, aud made n long. enpigB4 them, aud hat. uringltmrfacai. V^knaw uno men >? concerned in the abdication of Amrough box, end titered th" ren-sm* uf Btrangvj |vr lnrn to *ui»mi-*uy them w^o lire v-eut 620 O to simple in a>tor-' ‘her baring offered mifficicni: tahu wff. m It. and dog « grave <m the „Aw t(, Juitens, or ar* I; v.< , d^^nt* for.^ retiring from tfae surnant of a tme.hr wo»M knoti, half tll.y v^nte-ril-. a rate'from hi* eabin. awlI invited hi* [ndtens, which hung cm toe verge. 1 1 . I It b also said that Bennett indnrod tttvghbra.* to the burial. Hu r camel of cirilixattot»-ouch ns Gaaeral Hu .-' Cub 3. C L Itogurla.T’^Jnira. the tUa Dowager of Mi­ to r out through the woc«l-. a dosea! arj 1wurU. trni from Ariatren and ’•ev-odtpr uf to-U u*.>U Cajwur/rer.l foWMMvtein to tear, the Danish kirer l-trooa. follow.*, and boned tor raw- ,^4u(r oalUa [Bt.^r ftepaittoe;'. «• ha. ben retwel tslu. <Jd po.Ifom. ,Ua) ln wtJtr b. lhc and L-nre and witfaodt ceremomab D“‘ • I »d tto Young Men’s < TitteOun A*-,- ot wnter of ttojSmall Talk,’ and that; t!1M mttla tU. ^alk^ .offici«it!y calm four months niter, when a pn-ad-sr a* bfoud-tolre'y Attacht-i. ' really th* bngote.t urjiartmunt of tho f . u, 0<n • name along an nlij Kentyokv friend of . jjamgm fr;gued imiigna.tou nt toi* . poper, will coatouw tu ttonr <m in ifo oldCmwt Rantasw, who ia one of ri>u ' tto deceased, Thoma* Lincoln had him I Lift I thought , 1 = . . . ,. .. ‘.l_ preoch her funeral rermonf I waito brooking opt of tl they nr«. 1 efiton: aid to bring about young Bou1 nett's wl*h<>*. Thi. ('.Hint I. th., sawtn wvre unbred for and untaught- Their far their old young American girl who it a compan­ ion of the I'rinceoj Djwa;"r clove al­ luded 'to. Hie young lady jile^ the i a »u<M-«a and err.*: foiling off in the Count aorno time ago, and as aha ia tuid to be n relative of Mr. Connery, the anteent managing editor of tho Herald, Ben­ nett held sufficient influence to aatiafae- Bend Wagon ! sny-Kiry. oae* u te* cwm Bw«. iu«»r. of Hietajmnd. is I , to King Christian, and now it ia staled A yautig Now Y'orkir received no i upon the tout aulhoriiv that the m*rle** tiuiu twvn y-seven card photograph* ' riago has to*n agreed upon. J of hi* future wife from diffor.-ut fortun*- ■' This Danteh family ie dostmnd sopo ipeotncle of bls ! K(tuv dismonds stiarkle in his shirt front. ■ fo^ mlfor* — - Tn-cn ttoy called foe their pay to to one of tho most powerful in She i , *? h’ ’““red hu fa.nila wnU>, u( g^j faaDgv; h» to told told th« llieni that BrigbadTYimag ba I world. The .prerent King of Greece is • hr to one of the ton bora oooatire at fpJW look. Ih* .‘1a 1st. rfuwn duWTl.'—4 a.,. r.C Win.. I'limll,* nt,<1 Indiana, where ho built tho fog-hut do- sullttnBpr 0[ ‘0 steamboat Hue; or titoj . .... xril-od above. Uad of n great commission budnes*. A pulcmiral orur.njr tn Puriteud |.n. The family then coasteted of four ..[ .|puW you'd like to know whv I’m ?”• “ L“iffoBd, Ltely omphaused hrn tto heirs aiiparant of 1 1 person*; the Wlo, ahlftlra* father; tho ‘I’m going to nud fifty Indian*' ‘>w»K»««'»on» ’nib ’l“-««»; Mi. Hill . Britain. olio female harder (.’ELKBRATETV -.111.1) T. H UEEL1 It. Mr. A. D. N\ ' FAMILY ’ RECEIPTS. ^ton. FIRST START PRESIDENT Abre- j chain, and a bedstead was made of Till: GKAABEST » 11 HfflM! Sweet’s H°Tel? preparing kcreclf to take this new giro our rvadaga tho benefit of Mr. character prior to going to Ltradou for Johnsen's knowledge tn the matter. It tho rehearsal*. Expothion. Pure Wines and Liauors!’ ding- forked stick tank in the I Russell & Nevins What is it ? tin diahea, but not with a single knife husband's two Hammer. Immense Stock Michigan Exchange. tin DEFY 'COMPETITION. proved a Sneer** which led me to the Invention of tho Sueccmtal IRON HAMMERER. I am prepared to offer I Single seat Buggies as Low as Winter Goods. half-naked children. or nut. (What a whopper I) 1 ihhk n a Mr Hounesay and Charity Prince, company of Indian* in thnir native drv-w, with thnir louta and th«irjpanucr of living, ought to be seen by tiiebluody foreigner*. It's n kind of Amorcau twoen them, and eitranged from hi* first pride with mo. Pomnbly 1 may make acme mouoT by exhibiting thorn after tnrcnd to hi* fire: love, who continually during all tho long half century hail been true to him. A few daya agu they euurso not). were married, and tho bride went for joy a wole day. Ho is bO and aha 78. •'Why Men Don't Marry." in wh:ch Abraham alept; to whii-b, hi plenty -of covering to keep them default of ladder or staircase. ha aa- during tho Janasry nights. She cd, combed, and cared for than humane, motherly way. Tom Lincoln, into the fora. There waa ao like must “jolly good fellow*,’, was a follows : village within several mike; First, boevura they could not get tho cr.»* num at homo, and ho had snub­ bed end alapjiod hi* children, taunted woman whom they wanted—they looked dusan families, within a half a day's tempt wore their natural portion in ilfi* ride. The master of thia log-hut waa Tbom- world. But this admirable stcp-inotbcr aa Lincoln, the father of the Prevalent. that blows and taunts end degradation akaptical—tiiey conatanty. and Jnrl two Seated Farmers’ Buggios at One IItindi-e<l anil Twent^--flve X>o11ufm. Gold & Silver Watches 1 waa a* lazy, thriftless, oa»v-going, . — n- .. —.,tt I'.-.t in ' course, being hirrrelf an navduca- I shall abo build IIlGHEB PlttcB WnttK. Han, cms, cicrms M at ta &lii SRra nd Hates "are, i Buggy for uo muall on amount of money. J do no: Intend to low -----as a buggy builder by setting n poor article. Aly ■ Wark I propose, to B ’a.rra,nt glood ! There are three «*enUa1 tbiinre about a buggy, and they are: A Good AXLE, Good WHEEL a Good BPRINO. Th* greater of all la the WHEEL, . . IF YOU WANT IlnUnn. ifobb-b. irx H, A. Basel 1 'siB.F.STMNHOFF J.-L. R£ED. J. Cole & Son, GROCERS. ILUTUGK. sics Sural afi fcEiisl UB fUffiS, Kentucky, it of skill. re bio livelihood by ecraUhing over the surface of the rich virgin soil of tin Price* Guaranteed. West- Ho could neither read nor copy nonui by heart. u small life of Washington, he placed one bight on a shelf in the Lxi-hnt, where a s-.orm of rain soaked it through and through, and the boy was obliged to pay tor the volume by working three days fur the owner. ILe was almost ■LACK A rt'LLEK, rroprMera. »ra wholly aeU taught, erea to his knowlp>«p*r«4 U taraitb MONUMENTS Tto miatrasn of this log-hat, the HEAD 8TONE8. TABLE TOPS. MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. rould not afford to marry ; eoroaiu. be* canto they were afrai 1 of diroroe, which HASTINGS MARBLE WORIS! IT.A.LIA.7ST AMERICAN MARBLB If. Ilein-Iricli, too man who during hie lifetime emphadre-l hi* belief in tho efficacy of capita! punishment by en­ gaging himself to do the public exocu ting fur nil Paris, died recently and cruelty of his horrid trade a delight.— Ue hsd a large collection of painting* and engravings who** subject* wore nlways nither tho*o who hsd nuffered ranitnl punbhm»ut or thmo who ha I lt>Uu-t*d it Jle swciuod to leave Ixxotne on nntbusiaat tn bi* tnrrible pursuit. Mr*. E. D. E. N. Southworth: the prolific novvlist. ia thus parsg.-nt>u«d by an interriewvr: Mrs i-ouUiworth u HEBIUCK. Ladies will find almost everything usunliy^kept in a Dry Good* □tore ! »“• rag the taam-cappod billows with-the I * »nows of eighty ia hu lock. But then the Maerlptlon ot Caption Jaek by as Old illustrated papers always bore tlirir pic-' Acquaintance—The Lava Bed* turns taken an tho spot.' ' ------ ---• i,.ui:iin . wuut tu. To which *hn repbed, ••Tommy. I | llM, wWn tUillg. Why, *ir, I .hall know you well, and have no objection • hw„ thn w parfaUed before d.mcd her inlvutica of giving n series of to marrying you: but I cannot do it; „v„_ oro„B*d head in Eurnpo. I will reptesontations H Brtuaei*. thereby atraighc off. aa 1 one aomo debt* that i .wryb«iy, I teU you. It will FOB muit iirni l>o mid." ... .n act all the Italian*; Spaniards F.-wtv. Egypt­ ian* aud Frenchmen crary. They don't kevpfag her word with the dooiaaed composer, Michael Bslfo, to create the part of Bddk PUaitfoul in his ]<>etliumuua opera,. ‘Il Taiirtnauo.' She is EsKt Hid. Hastuv. te IS, 1811 FOR nmiClXxl. PPBPOHK.-. । AI lan tie, turns out Io be only ti.irtr-firc, • own behalf. ntu! mutp-lnftkiny f..r lit. am. Tht* 1Zis. Im [frighted geld in 1S40. They can talk good Baglivh, yet tho Pmco Oominiastoaere must a I!ways have interpreters, as they insist on talking their own ter.gunge when look* ; sunietiirea dreaaaa in good clothe* �CIVIL IXXVICX l^ltpobliauianntr. bacon <fc UF01K Hu Appointment. MORAL E. Buttmck I Co.'s Patterns. The truU >s, tlia people of Detroit, most universally desired a Povd, —. ecruld not agree upon the focat.on, and °» • <be the Infor­ , ,, . mstwn of business men and the pubis: the Lrgislatur" cunfered on the Detroit ’ jwnorallj, Boanl of Park Commimionsrs the pew- . Many persons are daily exposing er to fetete that I’nrk. Just that, end themselves to severe peualtiee far violai .. . . . . . . FaahKitf*Publishers and Manufacturers of IfoliabU Patterns, have adopted a system and perfected a plan fur the cut -1 ting■»nd fitting of their jatterna. which I WORLDS EXPOSITION! ties of such appointment, and it hex I study of the following eectsoiis will not been made at no aolicitatior. or sugges­ tion on my part. Indeed. I fint knew ' lately wicked” it will pnxxlo all iublU- necessity of prosecutions to enforce the provisions of tho law. Section 142 of the new postal code Hurtnea, Ihcatara. Ana 80,1878- j mrnt that Senator Wilber waa tho par- i^Sfei._______________________ .... L’BK : full dsocriptiou of tho manner in which it hampered with some obligation or the garmen should be mads, the kinds condition incompatible with my praoent o( material needed, number of yards re1 position. I do not think, however, that I quired, style and kind' of trimmings. | the Praaidrat would have asked we to quired), etc., etc , is printed upon each patieni. Almost every lady is so fami­ li think, then, the President sin- liar with the Butterick Patterns, that hia pretentions to civil-service re- they need no puffing by us. Catalogues containing illustrations of all styles of Snuenta far ladies and children tnailad e upon anplication to us, nr any of i our agents Patterns sent by mails pre- bo'ng that alj the bill* pertaining to the , anything in any mail matter not charged with letter postage, or make any wri­ VOLUME XVIIIi not a single one ot Uisai onginaieil j ting or memorandum thereon, and de­ 4 with Senator Wilber or any other SenWith this ieewe of the Bxsxn oom ■ i ttor rate than letter postage, shall, for every such offense, forfeit and pay five dollan, and such mail matter or inclosure der nur management Whaf wc have ; meads that ilia boys be taught the print- • shall not be delivered until the poetagn it" and Northern im. &r U. imp™—1 H lh. ]-H » | “« >W.- >• wmII'S. ia paid thereon at letter rates, but no 'Indiana. . i _-_ i _ a moat interMtiug place to teach a boy extra postage shall bo chargod for a patent to our petrous; wU . we may be # Wby in. ready to do aU in bis power to promote I 13U Woodward Are., reform in all departmonia." able to do in the future will depend cn d^da bank note engraving in the list refone or wrap[Mr'1 Dotroit, Mich. ••What do you think wore Mr. Cor-1 The faDouingwrs among the decisions the patronage which ms)- be extended of desirable occupations as that is extia' ■——— tis' rvaaona (or for reaigmug rnaimuur 1" t" to ur. Wo shall endeavor to make ths -voimgly remcn.-rahve. A few of them of the Post Otics Department: " Any rommnnicatiwn wliolly or part­ n.„„ in every sense .J to filljniBor the offios of New Advertisements. Barrwxa «< the Um term term aa might be brought up oAer ly in writing, sent by mail, is subject to K— V—..I Gt.... ol>. .... letter jiostagv, whether sealed ur un­ ter of rvaignatiou. I du nut exactly re . sealed. except fool manuscript and cor­ member all the ciraumaiancee, but in ' that he aeened to ms to differ from thn better fittgd than ever before for the years. Should the tecommendalious rected proola (tassing between author President in tbe definition of eivil-oerlahars devuhing upon u-. and if. as we ho acted upm favorably it would take a and aubliaher.A '* Circulars coataiaing writing other vice reform. Mr. Curtis apparently rehave some reason te h^pe. we shall in ' Ilian the address are subject to letter | gurdmi certain appointments of tbe rrraident mcompatibla with t)»> civil ik. m nne ktrenrth eciual to i . We should have Le-u pontage by mail „ _ ____________ _—--------- - . . ,________ _ -'seen something in tbe | “ Circulars may bo mails-at a pre­ service regulatmca, wbeteaa the Presi­ dent aeem’-d to consider that the regu­ Editor of a country newspaper, we ' report that would have helped the boys paid rate of one cent for each two lations did not apply to. those offices. I m44 shall do our belt to improve, from time j «jmfortable clothing and a square rtunees or fraction thereof in unsealed do not, therefore, consider that tbe siric- •r -IMi, la sal* nortfwa .a "'S^ZXiitaM... MU- .r' alto• l». Mias. a>4 Atal tail •die address wool ! tulijeci them to TM-1 ikeMekswhtMor- anc" uf th* Buran, but to male „ a? KauwUar Ike 1 ter (lestsge. * . j ) the JbwnAfawv ia better pooted on Rcbut •• Any addition in writing other than 1 reading columns of more internet ana 1 ' • KSW. snsisssf ■S»a aurwse* 602 Manac.rk. BOBBIN 1HIRI, MH. M. ND HEPPO-DROMTC, Five Distinct Exhibitions E/ITIHELY SENATE f>AV,LLIOltS First-Class Instruments W1I.L EXHIBIT AT ifflw, mil, mi mu. is <» MU ISSBI) csnrxrjtrw postage bn mail. ' ' tion, and of the ability ot tho Boys ' ** Cirruiare inclosod in i blame I” । tlioresn to lenin tho art of printing or tetter postage ’ ' repeat I honestly think the “ Il tinX™ mlM l» Wk u •; “■“b »*• IS A POLITICAL TEMPERANCE ! T* n,«*banical trade, wc pass I. «I _ton»-j.U PARTY FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD! by for what it is worth, but Ik-ta. t..»;-rlr pr.,-1 « ita >» MitasMk».\»5ta»TiAG«l-ilk “» ------- Wish just to say that the insinuation -—-i. U.. drer «l L’•» •«»» Thia auhjcct is juat now being widely ' !h,t ,h> I,u-T* ’herein ere ec/ sr4Z rfoAUJ —uj. »Vto™. ta di.- "• >ui«. ««11 .«• ~ «—» to to di-cusat-d in tbe presa of N.«w England, 11 •»*^ufely false, haa no foundation | (Hbu-., Itain fo 1-r. o. li.ing «i|hm 1 poff-i-fr »*• JfJ1*""- ... . | k.,1— —• —f-1. ... —.... and ia, morally conaidetvd, uf much im- *“ far:directly or indirectly, and I Uf, i-hto nr bi. II fh. .in.;. «O Wfll bad., ita. m-pf-b.-n.. —-—w—.......... — H. i. aof ’ p-d, ta MS pl«fb^ toTlfta appalaBaWT , a. »I. iw-rt*n«.and nannotbotau fully oxnmin-•.“P deficiency that oowe of us .Mi ofta, Ed paiatal -auto ’' Wtoak a-ld aaf da - .11 ilia . -j™. "Uta. p-iaS ta tataeud „|d'«M~f>7l toll "-ibdaa’f tata" | S3 pmnpllr lh, all atata f-di al 1-. ftaa i "“I I--" -°W taak U aia a.. appreciated y ,?*?,. • ...__ ®f Senators, nod without -to apoa akkb ihm I. aa, .A . itai. d^,, J end we give place to th. foJowtng wry in addition to tbe address " lh*’’ w*w the public good. I ■wads! review of the portion taken by ____ - fa- another _ ... »/. But we •prase lelrh •• Package, of pap.ro or rireularo have fully cummitted rnyaelf to civil­ the editoi of tho Prohibition JfereM thi . Sva. U.. paa al <te .to-ptah-l -U-to . Ctototo, ,--id. —to £1"leading organ ot the political Temper- ~ t - sf . oa rtu-h, in addition to the (K^tagu paid THE POSTAGE QUESTION on the original package." APPEAL FOB PARDON. f , •• ine martUun o: a not" or any otner I -------Poatagr must bo,_____________ paid on all newai a printed cireuter subjects it PeUtion ol th, KIowm and ComanH.t ------- - ------------_ — 'nritingiu _____ w_-« -----------------------------------_ after -r.3t_t.i-. -------------ches for tho Releaxe of Sartanta and “The I’rohibitioa HtnU is roustsaid- l-’rs. July 1st, -TJu wbxber printed ... in '.-i-..to letter |«»tage. Only Only the the address addreaa _ . .. .. .. ... 1,__ Lit .K,. rw ■>,.! Thia ia —.-kt .nJ ' New Scales New Styles. New Prices. Very Low. Wareroom, JVo. 255 Grreur, near Eighth St.. derf-AferassMa, published at Conoord. N. matured and j half uur aubscrilK-ra by tho laesns. lhe ! io allowable ; Init any other writing, greater part j principle is sound.” such as dote, signature, ur any oilier cCTurvu ,uv ... ... - a------ i 1 of the tegialati'-n designed ... to 1»-----sm»i.u-j the Ho says the Charlotte Lra^r. Eu: alteratiaa, subjects them to letter postjMlbtar .i •e3j.Q Uti sale and lh« c8n<umption of sjnsitoi'cs ! I -w (M. tu Mt» >, .ta ™ Imuora. Thia admisstea is ofa n,lln!y newspaper in the State who 1 roataining any writing'other than tbe It justifies all we have claimed favour; . , • , » u ■ -Ar Ud ai k.« »kl «»»«»■« lh-f -k-n-s address can be sent by tuail. except at the ineonaisteney of tho prohibition far- the same postage for tho circulation of letter postage." lion. But th" I/eraM complains that a newspaper in the county where pub- I Section hu of the new I'uetal Code provides . •‘Tliat to fmiliutn letter i-onespucdI eace. and jirovide for tbe transmission *the*prohibitive laws, but j®* « equitable uf th. mails, st a rate of pest­ os nnootinii whether there is anotli«r Bpoakiag on this same subject tbe < “IT. “• messages, ordtea, notices, aad yb < .ru.i _ , r ,. _____ _ ___ _— The rnntra or written in Mam or inx, ine The following petition from Indians asking for the release of Sant-.n:* ami I u all: Ilia mt 1‘ltOBAT*. ORDEH. MtCHIOXN. Coeaust E.«r f IM CSert Isr <ks ■ a, >1 ths K-hsi- uWss. is lb- Srtihitfcj'.irs Department: We, the chiefs, bravea, warriors, hvs l . men, and young mePot the Kiowa and B. F. NORRIS & CO curved thy displeasure by numerous dep- | redationa and [dimdrrs, by murdering | tro,“ » tlie^auestiou and "Membero of tho coining Congress | authorised and directed to furnish and r?°vt.Ti7-.>*di- ’•T ?fc*y wil* riT**l »•>" -**» requiring iuno to tho public, with pintoge atanirw in thia State, ami undf» Republiran di­ ruction. H all has not been doua that.' might hare been, the fault i* wnb, ran. great measure, those professed friends W.tap.il.1. a... I—" too. aod.-tok —I. .b.n ta v-J •• .. . - ‘ . . . uf roatal mtaroourao under rules and Flock crer brought to the City. people and government of the United SLilee until thou has taken our chief. ““t* Indies’ Fine Gold watches. department. Writing other than thn loved ohiefeand wcroen and children — irUy printed mar l-i mailed fur one cent for each twu euncee or iracuuo - --------------------- --­ thereof f»Uf prepaid by postage stumpe Great °P‘nt ** w,n affixed.'' • obey the wishes of our groat Diamonds, Silver Spoons, Tea Setts. Indies* tMts, Pearl Settr. Ice IVrbera. •< fcy maaae . the HE tribes, and use our influence to induce them to maintain friendly relations •Slll’J'ttk,.. resMee-1 s»r»>.i PROBATE ORDER. I.uiii-, ——-- — m,. resuil oi inqumra ai uie i USI uuto law. lor u»e acroniiwj-wwu vi iu« will in all respects, to the reuse, and make "rum (indeed) run as L rtrnent, that ths-till for reducing he." free as water.” As to the twaddle about postage to two rente failed in the •> There is no provision ia the |<oetal ability, obey the wishes of the Repubbran party being in the "grasp , gauate. Tho bill requiring pre-pay-1 coda allowing the use of pcotal cards ol the ram fiend" whom it dares "not nwnl o{ n,.repaper postage a bo failed, other than such at may be furnished । offend for ite life." bow hapjoaa iLpray. (bt) following Urtl" clause waa 1 by the department, with atampa imthat liquor sailors are being pnwecuted ; jnlo Bn appropriafion bill, and 'pressed upon them Substitutes for Gold Teeth Picks' Gold Pena, Gold Watch Keys, Coral Beads, Coral Necklaces. Corel Setta au<l Rings, Bronx* Ornaments. PROF. GIBLEffS FAMOUS PRUSSIAN MILITARY BAND. Hinisomely Decorated Van:, Dens L Cages, srsv? ‘The only postal cards containing! Syrup Disbea. Spoon Holders <'u|« and Goblets ' Bracelets, Gold Thimbles. Silver Thimblea, Gold Loeketa, Shirt titudda, Musk Boxes, Watch Chains, Seal Ringi. BroocLm. Ac. -.qwra uias»e». Opera Glaaaee. Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. Watch material and Tools for Jewelers. Agency, Indian Territory. the twentieth that all who partake of the Any ono visiting our city should call at i ur establishment and examine the goods. THE CHEAPEST I'M 5E8 IS OUR MOTTO. icsrstsr B. F. NORRIS ic. CO., 1ST & 1 0 (STATE STREET. ClUCAflO Such legislation as thia, ia an unjust t.ng or metuwanduui other than the ad- infer but that the pmoiple i o 1 •.t.indie.e;.-. I B CHICAGO ELGIK support ot about free run is a blow at prohibition? State St corner tf Madiscn, Kaciiflcal fiDEaa Hippta «Bi M Cm!' f><ared by the general circula.. . . prohibition party will do any better ? i Uwy are published.-and wmen naa been Brr I,rK’,T *««*»•»•/ ‘Wr free circulation trapcrar.ee men and temperate men. ,u. No. .ii must „ admit that there i... ». HinU are ways ibu same subject the and maausuf promoting temperance not I Bopida Jfoprf in a recent loads incorporated with the prohibition pein- gave place to the following which wo “a A 139 ritoitvn oitiir it r‘>* . IWmssterDrtx-ra]. nnd when so used carried into captivity more than a^hnnd; rod of owr woman nnd children. We in- ' shall lie kramanitted through the mails love ouv chief*,and women and children, as free a» water” is a palpable exsgger-. ty papers, ana w prevent uiai general - ' —s- — - -- and are brought into deep trouble an I ation. But suppose the Republican knowledge ot kcal affairs which cua!l__Mu,« . I sorrow by our own disobedience, which party haa failed to coroe up to the full aloae _~ -r Is- 4-»— m the J E W E L ER S I CoLoieus Of w WofiDtn Would. meagre compensation for th" gratuitous work that every newvpaper publish «r prepaid by stamps." The Modoca again Victorious- rWe copy from tfia Grand Rapids Deify JEyls of the ”S>th inat. the follow- Chance for a Profitable Inr-sUneai. PROBATE ORDER, xrrrgros r. o»-~» < jssmv. •> Rsxsaccsr tfcsyi » A Sira «i Ml aui Gutter erer a lite ia Lena —- THE MENAGERIE AND AVIARY SALT SALT BARLOW <fc GOODYEAR ant Howe, of the Kurth artillery. Lieutenant Wright, of the Twelfth in­ Keep > luge mpplj of sj, fo, including u>we>[ mBr|jel their Brick Warehouse. > lti. I 11" 1 been dislodged. Smallpox lamely. follows: -I A LIVING EGYPTIAN PHOCODILE. hundred 110 Barrel lota and more .old to dealers at a very small ad- pax, though the pittings are filling When Jenner diarorerad cow-pox by that party, fit hit e Htt w w tai Ml Ita Sdt Eqad a Ik lakr. Vince abovu Car-load Rates or THtnrrt fift. £ TKGmTADSTRALWffiDSM ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL ' Water Lii£e, Ohio lime. Shingles of all kinds, i/i caa i<W �F?(b R^pUeuc^ji CLOTHING. Peninsular Railway. CHURCHES. W!1 Yc»t»r.iny s» the ship Pmrmagin dinr: trom Alexacdri- Egypt, was dis­ toward* naw l-eate* io tho fertile Wait. To thoac guing to Missouri, Kane**, I charging her cargo, rat tn-r an amunng Netastka. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming seen» occurred. As near as your rvpor Nevada, C»Rcun ur Caliluqua. ww rae-. hrcM". find out, tho fart* in coai.eem.tcebu a ebrap. rafe, quick and direct i ; route, via St- Luui*. onfr the "Mtasouri that in a large plank bOx wci cunfinad Pocifie Railroad, which runs it* fine ; I»cy Cuashtk and Pullman bleejiers an NRoctie Crooudil* for Bab Mm A Co.'a ■ j frutu fit Led* to principal point* ia the Menagerie, captured on tho banka of ' WeM, rstAeal cArayr. We believe that the river Nile, about two English milea the Miuouri Pacifiu Railroad has tho below tbe ancient oily of Thebe*, by Ix-st track nnd tho finest and safest equipment of any line wuat of tho Mie- mean* of a hawser made into a nooee sjeinpi, and it* connection* with road* and baited with a young calf, hi* cap ton further West are prompt nu-l ywliabl*. being a party of native* in the employ ThcTexa* connection of thh road is of one of Bobbin* A Co.'* agent*, who i* actively eugsgvd in eacuring rare ex­ cerpt* of tbe animal kingdom in that benighted country. Bnt to resume our narrative by being joetled about in hi* narrow priaon in a.manner ia which he waa not accustomed to, hi* lordshin be­ came infaiiated, and, lathing hia pondoreu* tail aguiiut tho aide* of tho box, auccooded in effveting hi* eecapo ju*t a* BBS1 BMIOKATIOH.TOMIBU. The Atlxniic A I’acifk Railroad Com­ , pony offer* 1,200,000 acre* of land in Central and Srotbweet Misequri. at from $.1 to $12 per acre, on acron yrar*' time, with free transportation from St.. Ixjui* to all purchaser*. Climate, wsil, timber, nunoral wealth, schouLs churchc* and law-abiding eociuty invile emi­ grant* from all point* to this land of fruit* and ikwers. Fur jiuticular* addreae A. Tuck, I-anl Commbnettgr, St.Ixiniv, Mo. 1$ total felijijii gun,* aeattsnng among the crowd— which had congregated on learning of what wa»going uo.and hi* royal highness Carted along tho dock, thrashing hi* caudal extremity at a fearful rate ; only one haploM wight, however wa* struck and that a German roustabout hr the name uf Strip, who waa eent whining off tho dock into the water, and would certainly have bran drowned had not aiaietanco been promptly renJerod. Tho । A rare chance to troy Dry Good* I cheap—P. IL Sahin 4 Co. of Jackson, | are eellmg ont tlnir entire stock at tint STRANGER, TASK JOTICE ! । cost. They havo an itnmonw atock, Be auro and take tire £r»t Lum to tome *109,000 worth of choice good*, Al Trontwina'a Barber Shop. sign of'[ of all kind*, which they arc clo*ir.g out. the big polo an>l razor, where you can i ; always get a good job done in ths bar- ! bur lino. Al always keep* ajlarga a*-, aortaient of collar*, Ucj, tobaccos, cigar* | and gunt's'furnishing gondt on hand.' Faro from 6 eta. upward'; baggage TIE IMUS MHU HOURS. Built in the Country OUR GREAT $8.00 Robbins Sulky Cultivator ! WOOD AWING Other ^stores nak so much more for the same goods Wc always keep Fine Custom made Suits from 20 to 35 dollars. \ * MACHINES ! Etc. P^OWKR^Lt TRI WKS it c.Ktk’.’Vu niCHlGAN CENTRAL R. R. rn.n txpr<:,irom trosll, •elccUxl Cuawidt Haraid A Co., Now i« absolutely iroio and &woe:. Grini River Valley Dividoi I.1LLSES ft.lGS Paper, Lcntber, nnd Zinc Trunks from $1.25 uN$20 We arc t-quare dealing in all our' ac­ tions, Cheapest store in Michigan, and strictly fedly popular rued* ia thn country, itis trull built. h»*gx>d'car*, make* quick । time and is oontrollad by n* gentleman­ ly u set of other;* a* uror managed a Kailtoad. Don't foil to pntnmiio it when you gu West.—Charlatl* Z«lc. i Wo print thn above that we may *«y !u our many friend* who are from time j to itmo guing West, that from personal ONE PRICE. HOUSE! STAR CLOTHING 36 Canal Street, DWIGHT A BURRALL ocrea of laud attached, sitnaiad 3 1­ mile* west of Halting*. Term* c»m Would exchange fur olhar property. Inquire on the premise*, or tuidres*, nprlG’.P J. POTTER. Hailing* P. 0., April 29d. 1873. Mra Fanny M. Bolzen, Mr*. Celeatie L. Coal*, J. C. Canfield, Frank Campboll, Mr*. Fancy Hall. Otia Hall, Jacob Miller, Mr*. A. Aaniner, Wm. Jay Strickland. Direct your letter* to number of P. O. MT Itemember m,r name ‘ ST.’IR CLOTJIUTG HOUSE THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. w"w« notice that A. Troutwino ha* put up an awning in front of hi* Barber Mra. Taylor'* gu>l taste in trimming Shop! Al does everything for tho com­ williuure fur her a good Irale thi* fort of hi* patron*, au they aay. spring. . noltf iKWTox-Trn । epeuxibk* party, tbe Farm known m the i John C. Bpanecr Farm, in the township p<Wo ore pleased to svv the improve­ i of Baltimore, consisting of SO acre*, nil snoot, going on all over th* city. New improved. Fair House. good fruit, &e sidewalks, being'built, eiiade tree* be­ ing planted, grading bring doin’, do. Go ou with tho gu-xi work. Noncjt.—‘•Foritivoly I must have mj *r<uil’nts rattlrd by May 1»L as 1 nm going awr.y on account of my health. track have bran enlarged, ao that w». now hare a full half mile track. There ' nro laborer* at work digging out tree*, ' grulw, Ac, and tho Society a*o hound ' to have more inviting ground* than Michigan Central R. R American Organ OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE, sssssas,£!w«s:s.ti-Rt __ :t£ ** £a| . Ii OH to thi Pitt oi its Menis. l/A aorica of Temperance Meetings are being hold nt the Const House, having in view the curtailing of the illegal liq­ uor traffic in thia city,, in which many of our enterprising citizoui are taking an active part Tbna far, little ha* yuuLungv? Woman are you faint for want of food 7 Child Jo you. want something to eat? If so L. E Stauffin’* Eating Houra i North bide State Street, where you will 1_ find everything in the line of ratable*. S*x> Ho.—N. T. Parker of thia city wii! rail at lew figure*, for cash or good approved note*: two goal Marra, ono weigh* about law lb*., the other about 000 Bm-, two &ngM bqggie*, two double, buggies, two double and two single Bannerac*. H’era are bargirine for thora wanting auch property, that are notI often met with, thaw mtIu45# tlia loading mon, and tho adoption of the annexed preamble and reaolutlon presented to the la»t meeting by Hon. R. J. Grant. Tho next meeting will be held at the Court Hotsae on Friday evening, when a committee appointed to draft a const itu lion and by-law*, for a permanent organization will report, and aomo resolution* proaented to for­ be _ The following i* tbe Preamble and Everybody Should try them before 1-urchasing Elsowher TWIr toe* la awqadad **4 la Itolr OS« u4 beiuto'al c«s;« Mnyra* all Mh«r* ia toaaly of THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON. AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. WARD. Hastings $ Allegan. May 15. ’72 Chromo adopted at tho meeting on Friday e*o। uing last. John wn & 0»’a celebrate 1 Gold Pens, Whrroas, The Mayor of thia aty has hr Uat in tho market. fr-r «h at the coiled the attention of thn Counril to ' Citv North Deput. I'. O. building. the uecoreity for doing unuething. to prevent gambling within our Lordem. Tberafure, ba it Umuni, That Hi* Honor tho Mayor, | lion to tbe nrceraity for doing aomothing to prevent tho sale of intoxicating liquor*, by the enforoemeot of the law. EXWAXD- One of thoee blood chilling accident* which so frequently occur upon Bail­ roads, occur*-! on the Grand River Val­ ley Brad on Saturday Monring lot at Nuahrflla in thia Cbunty,. Thn work train went east on that morning, and on entering NaehvOJa, tbe whistle Mowed, down brake*, a* the train wa* to take in wood at lliat place ami one of tbe hand*. Gory by name, stepped arrow from the Qabuo** onto a fiat rar just a* tbe brake* were taken off, and wa* >4-fWk—ri o4 Ml . car* and w** run ortt by the Caboose, and mangled it^ amort horrible manner. : Hi* brad was nearly ravered from his on the Doorsand Windows, so do not be, deceived by other merchants, as we have no Branch Stores. rmsr. CITY flEITS DEpOT. Oil Paintings CHROMOS ! two day* each. Woodland, April I Oth. one day. Naibvilb, April ISth. on* day. Middlevdie, April Mtn, two day*. Arayria, EtwMcbootHoura, April 21, THS! C!:u: SIMMONS <5 �rpuE XgricHlfMrs! anb Doauetic. NEW OF MICHIGAN some of our bate Troit cuhurist regard ■a the present fruit prospect for I h”h . THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. Paacina.—Every old jx-aeu Lroo that went into the winter with an imjwired vitality, from drouth, overbearing ar by diaearo, is probably dead, and blessed 1 riddance to them. AH tbe bud- on live trees of tender rmielise, are dead; but live buds are found among the hardier varieties, and whiL* maar fruit growers give up nil Mjuxtatioua cf a single psaeli. ottun are very sanguine of not! merely (wachra to cat. but pea-rhos to I •hip to market. Wearo ronidenttberwe are peach bads r-live in the ft. Joseph j fruit r^fot. which will if ftitnrw d«- :...................... ~ fitasai Ths c«l»erl MthojrspMng Company of Detroit, • VINECAR BITTERS .». ........... ......................... ............ •*»“ •' The New Capitol and Grounds, ,,, , ................................ ...j a .1 1st-, is •'*' Stets suite w«4MSt» pnee et -T> -TO- <-> DOLLARS EA CH- “ iSynSifK BUILDERS Wild Life in the Far West sias»s;£: ' $23,900 in Real Estate ! ; । $3,000 in Gash ' { • . Stimuli in Pefaoital Property Eanlalicn 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS BITTERS. ■Sr; TluLo' {J-»£KSUk"Sl IKS.-LW «.rfj .»! serf'ros iac , I sMil SIMM l-r »4« *»t .iisraxs n. st esM.s er vcetna nt lbs C»«n M tsvs-nStruuacs- is seM •»»■<» eT M4si>sCJ«m ICX st leu the ktekjM mU I iLANTATION Bitters IPR1SE • rww and tadly hurt. Will Kittafiniee in uus»d eondition. c-vcr protected, by snow, ami t l-eon a very itmrral motectin l<«rnr» arain good order. Wi m many blackberries a. the fruit region fol !>78 ere fair. As m money, we oatert that more money i.e made by tho tale of fruit ia '*3.1 was made m *7'J. Prices will rule h uad vr.McnMTM will have to go and and |<cv for all they want, fur it will go begging to U kept from lotting 60,000 00 SINE’S !IFT jCsNTERPRfSE. ERATO PRATT, fWL ST4BLET I. TUP.XER, StfT. GREENBACKS Ayer's 0,000 Hair Vigor, For TMtorinc to Gray Hair ita natural, vitality and Color. < ATHAIRON Fr i/nre /io» o/i tjtf'o Gewing Machine Tar Cordial JEgMCH . • .• • ’ ’ 1 - ■ ■ ■. ■ ■ ■ • ■ TODAY BOILEE WOBKS. Shelters. DODD’S ICOMFORTS |PECTORAL DOES IT! IsYRUP celery in perfection is not good tor jwii nnd beaus. Where pea, arc wanted in succeesinn. aa thvy are in most unvote gardens (though not ia tho market ct profitable prices), the early ouae may Im» followed by aquadiee. tho latter by tur­ nips or cabbage. Again, the amount of manure needed to j roduc-., good early , lettuce, beets and apitmeh would be j worse than wasted on a late crop of' turni|>a, whkh Would bo very large, roaroe and wormy. Moreover, cabbage can not be made to follow cabbage or 11 is 115 ftv ij Ml)’ fea* turnips, or ths reverse, without an in­ terval of at l-sst two years, itnlosaj un some kinds of Ltuostcr.n lands. Which vs will Enhance for WOOD When j«-aa ur ]>ota!oes are t > be, followed by squashes, every fourth row ■ delivered at our Fuundn : w WHITE . ASH. OaK c.r llOCK-KIJf I.TMBER in planting; in this)>}m>k row the squash weds should be sown the fin: week in June; they will not run before Julv 10th, giving time to clear away the early crop and plow the laud between the squash­ es. Tim same plan is adojited when O’fKHT, BURRAA S MESSER. celery follows poiat-xw, and badkod up j after the potatoes are cleared away. । When peas ar potatoes are follow«d by turnips, it i> common to give the land a DR. WILSON S light plowing or harrowing, and rolling and brosluug. sowing tho turnip seed about tho last uf July. When laie robboges are to follow . pens or potatoes, tbe land should receive, possible, a second manuring after ths early crop u cleared off, and made tine by plowing. Tbe cabbage plants must i bo art by July 20th to head well. The land for spinach, lettuce, l.JCti. : v-ariy cabbage, an ! onion* should Ik- : made viwy neh by abundant manuring, 1 and tii.-s-i crops era generally made to FIVEYEAB8INTHETERRIT0RIES irrsGUsoirs procod celery.' which needs also ven Dy J. U. BEADLE, KEP.VIKE BEST THIMB III THE WEST Atcliuoa. Topeka 4 Santa Fe K. R. jc-Aivrx>^»: THREE MILLION ACRES .s'du«<M sil tud rmc tit .{rioHzut Kulby. th Fined Ptrtlen of I M WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS nm= yu/Xr to ill original ‘ eo!or, tcilh th* nUu and frenhrMi of youth. Tbin hair ia thickened, fallen hair chocked, and baldr.M* often, tlxHicl* u-* always, cuyed by Its u.-e. Nothing can restore tlir hair where tho follicle, are de­ stroyed, or tho plantia atrophied and decayed; but ouch os remain can 1* ■ared by thio appUeatioa, ami siimulated into activity, so that a now growth of hair is produced. Insteal of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi­ ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Ito occasional use will prerent tbe Lair from turning grey or falling off, ar»l consequently prevent baldness. Tho restoration of vitality it give* to tho scalp arrrsts and prevent, tho forma­ tion of dandmtf, v. filch i. often no un­ cleanly atid offeiuire. Free from those deleterious substances which make sotao |>rv;>ar_-K«;» daup-rous and inju­ rious to the* hair, tho Vigor can only hem fit bat not harm it. If wanted merely for a H.UU DRESSING, nothing else ran be. found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not sell white cambric, and yet lasts Lui g on t lie Lair, giv ing it a rich, glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume. it* .MiiumuS ia ■«. rj at m«I t-rim-i. .nt I S-Ee^Ss .‘WEttte>*4 MXlwniF m, .: r. i-eU.el.eeU, ,t if*rr-, al ike Jenb t Ayers Cherry Pectoral, SOO Pagas, iSO Engravings, . u—jl.., .... ,v. ,":£ttrs4s.*<3E ,w,sfaT-Cough. liroachlUs,AsUuae. and Consumption. Tte Pitt ta Tar Mai, ttse ISUBE YOUE LIFE Greal American Dyspepsia Pills, WIT </«"«««« Tte Hitial Lift Issnaice Craw UNDEVELOPED WEST WONDERFUL OIL sEwMSsiS.'. ... . ..... U »r. 7 ;Wr. to. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., <>f rir*'o- COL'GH aIIHURE, DMte nMsito Mta.an, Q-m**IZSu Consumption can be cured. anew bookl;^;. LARGEST and STRONGEST] T^,e great German. Remedy iaalawwMk. *<*■!• who weeM Boeers u ““Vi?'uZuTbVHE. Prtilehsra. ®U __ nJtgR; Cosa., cr tl Dr. Crook's WinoofTU. •a • dpt Assets over 856,000,000. io Public Twt OR. CROOK’* WIN? 12,000.000 ACRES. June 1st, in hiila five feel apart, among tha lettwe and epinaah; like all vines, They amrt fight tend and highly mannn-d. Cecum bur pteklee are made to follow peas, cr are sown cm a freshly turned croewward Jtfo-•-•Oth to July 10th.- Wishart's Pine Tree A dressing » which is at cr.ee agn cable, h alt by, and 'WBuaii’s Gtory ftHerHair. -a LYON’S P the celery plants, but blank rows should bo kit bet-asen the IkwWi aud oniaxu, as tbry will not eome off eariy^mough for the celery, tboogh in ample ee^n for banking t: up. Tbw celery rows should i b» eight feet apart, at least when tho Boston Markit eatery ie planted : tindwarf kinds can be punted cloecr. but are inferior. It ia rather diScnlt to make melons do well ns a second crop witbo nt hot-bs-ds in which to start the CUB. J. M, fa. Alt 5147 Onff 50 CentsperBottfe:^ by which the garden is inaiL- lu ykU two end er. n three, rrops in a teadm. But little tnont labor or tnannte i> uevded lor the two crops or one—in Act. th'i amount of Btanam required In pro dues, one crop in profrctlon w ill goasralh curry through th.- Mxoud with litiio ad. Lwrrf.1 'KSff PURIFY YOUB BLOOD. WORN CONFECTIONS CLEVELAND.QUID. Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mm., VieMllel Me4 AwelyUeel CWenleu. THE SEimirrtlTHE Willi. Fused wmditiM ef the Meed, aunMaisiBasaaviatati DR. OHO OK’S mwror ■OLDPT AU. DBUOCBTi kVDtTWHrev '^OBSAXE � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-05-07.pdf 9f52a1cd8b963f630aa807a9a7f5716c PDF Text Text TPe f\E|»JBL1C\|i Banmer Elisabethtown, Ky., with • population of 2,500, sncnds 1200 a day on whisky. aa the ‘’Methodist candidate for oonsi*- A <'.Lf. roin uJont ether VOL: XVI1L HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN Professional and blite Cards. WEDNESDAY. MAY 7, 1873. portrp itrawberrise to - »t•otu-iuv. .imnutmtuur rax wife OLIVER r TOLOAS Is faaa at thr silion in his Bank, whore, after goimug York; I think I will take a trip to Texa knowledge of the buainaea, ho would aa, and than return to Berlin, and then that tho young I aupnoee my find bird Emma, will look ubu u*u iieoru si United State*, and ’ bo could obtain the banker's pormls- fLOWS! M nu« uaa ceca gvnu a year from time to time th«y neared larg® freight depot at one of th® many U JOHN it..; , handle freight, Nuthintr dai After remaining s.■ . to prose, and taka "Whan my eyes ahull bo turned to behold for the last time the ’ Shi,. I T!?"7 “ ?",“V a. - . Aa»**-iuurths of the cituem are candi- its hiding lull alone with o. •Is Z.delial J. P. ROBERTS & IV thing u the tamo, uuly that the student I had Lis revolver drawn and fired in selfA lunatic felt called uf Ppridvnco to had sored Emma from being killed,! defence the hall rumctratiig tbu shuul- convert Henry Ward BoccLer aotnu daye called to take k, pnduring a mortal Iqiarturo of Ad.-san fur th® United , ryuuud, tttata* ; in whioh, a* wo bar® sold be-1 "Now you remember yon wanted to Jjre, this Hoden: had not found any fa-I tob mo. and not content with that. vol. r c-rury offered a town in Tas as a free library, bnt, after consultation, br, briiiging tuo suceoM of Adrian. I attempted to murder mo; thia i* your the citirens decided that they would old baakur sharing the Mino inter- . aerond attempt and the test. Tho first that Emma did time when yuu sUbbfti mo in the back This Studrnt seomg that hu 'adron-1 at Berlin, X o.uld liavo killed you then, CVS were oi CO avail, and being lariddI dou the Luum>, dcteriuinod to wreak re It la one of the moot difficult things bundrod yourbut will la: CO FARMERS HAMS. WIUI.I AMS. It at the old,MtiHul <>f| | Look to your intercut and jHircliaseyour ! DRUGS Ho stooped over tho prwtrato man snth sufficient cash *' Medicines GOODYEAR A BARLOW IIENS71EK. HEATH k CO. H-aSES: PAINTS & OILS □ace a laborer. I sccckant courovsaixe or Cheupei' thmi the OlteupcNt. bu fnedntttiug waa thia student to Ritira. Enjirt Blxi. Hasten Jtffic I!, lilt and bain I accmupliahed it yet—Detroit iutnn> time be able to tar that my grandTribune. Sewing Bettors During the last thirty-two yeorv, hat been eeliing exooUently. troru 1841 to 1872, counting only stoamJohn Bull, (newtpaper, not the gonttetwwn the United State., England, that tho royal famQiee of England and sud the Continent, forty-fourahipi have rue Lttnoatoae,' Ala,, Newt tare thorn bachelor of Edinburg will nut taka plane till next tow on a button, but he ia tho ombodi- eyed that he can too the top of bit head without tho aid of a looking-ghaa. And Queen Victoria will pay Petersburg. Tliero is k PRlXTni’nONS AND FAMILY throe eonviviu! J. S. GOO DYEAR & Co. DENT ST JI y other grandmother in 1759 ; He then took । School Books & Stationery Jfiao Dftf qOODS !/i ENDLESS I HIM. I . >1 Altlt 11 ID. think that this would Lf the last .fMUe partt unknown, wo presume, to pursue they wuuld s«o him. The day after bis :a:, I dent bad taught him. What became ef Adrian we will no | Eli 1’erkins, who is having immediately to plot to of clothes constructed on lang time, will virnr I !i:. toon deliver a serie* of lectures in Lon. bibe of that poiaon commonly called don. by special req clauntd the braubful Emma aa hi* wife, wtio hterea town during their delivery. where von know vuu get none butithe UllSl QI Al.JI J. BLACKSMITHING. tchool in Ubiter measure potatoes in by the Sandwich mi t toe latandere, while in Han Domituro it lull, mountains, clothed in U1U1 killed pointing toward heaven. and people hi* Emma, who, b«for® Jie left, bad midnight he armed himself srith a nxu] alter day, loro for bunting, itrango to me, yet with a smile promised never tv ti ' “ ■ • creaturo bit bin, and unoarthing iL ! of tills worfd » goq*l» fan would clilm b«f When Owing to a lack of shining hour* duras bis wife, which he uuw toought w«. ft.-t of lifting it. who ahould anMar but , uat far distant Now, having described his [wrtaor. Seeing tha: bo was dis­ aliclrigan will not gat ■ thor boner all the now Adrian Humbert was getting , covered instead of attempting io escape, day this tumiucr from orfty ocenlng Along let us return ;tu Berlin and ho drew his rivolror and filed wound- Salt Salt! Salt! 'll >T ■ Tc—ur.r, r k-«_ ■ quiet young man that rould be trust-, the stqdant tried to add murder to his being master <4 two I already long oatatogue of crime ■ Florida has rii» blackberries and language* uamaly Uu> Geraaa ud Th® student, as we hare said ItogltoE. whisk teUer he had acquired wo sueeeeaful ia hi* gambling_____ before he Jefth>* natiee country-he and all tha money ho made he would woug tho colored folks. The Manufacturers’ Agents for Barry County I GREBLE <fc RI’SSELru »kw _ij -m. I the other fourth publish thoir nnnuuncctncttt. buckeye Mowers and Reapers, Superior Gram Drills, Ithica. wheel Rakes. Corn dnd Fallow Cultivators, etc., etc., etc. «nw.?»tEW» u t » ! airtl«l r— «u— l«k. TRI Al The oxly Waevn that ba. the Bl.Ol’i: SHOULDERED SPOKE. Hmvil? . j 1 Milwaukee, Wis, elected a moyur on tot up in (ha boot and tho 1st inato but ho exmuot hold die of ■hat account he could not explain ; but <‘BI‘18,,L IbMn-tai™* bf. U ™ wvawi*. I i, th,, fretu the rolling of boxes and barrels lu ble, and were reey suecoesfuL and they PLOW Tho people of Frigefield, Teng., coming rivals ot Naahvillo for the cation of tho Vanderbilt Urureraity. In Salina, Kansas, the girls bare oommimeed to go fishing, which is certain indication of spring. and | weeks the stranger bftd w<*rmed htmsolf I for assaulting hi* wife, And ke. p constantly on han-l a large stock of POINTS and other Repair*. U. II. COX. Dan Conway a tailor fall into the fit® bsriuinah. Go., hu tallied one for tha first tunttroko of the season. Afterward he returned to Texas and ■ taken out and . tv.'i. i i-jokn. ’ that will auit you Don't tie derelved by such •tatcmci'ta but come and rvi son ua-H? ;t from New lock to now aconite in Tex- in S nthern Illinola At Milraukte, reoeutlr, a rnn team killed n girl fifteen ycara old. 1 , ana iun: principal or agent. U ; known hi* object be Manufac, A plow manufactured two year* ago i not t«ing artapted to the wanta of uursoll and are iuaklnr a futile endea to Injure the reputation anu sale ot i*e u than fsetiry price*, and representing tticin 11. Ill IK.til II. toarhsrj and aovenil more whipping n young utuv nas iwcn anal eio, acute. Hbe baa bad two hundred Hoonrod Augusta, Ua., fur plucking flowun in York, lie began immediately to search ! landed safely at Galveston, and before, itreot organs grinding at IL. 11 fast friends with manv of thn 1 place* where Jie though .rCT* I ,,u“ ei‘y- t8"®61’ “ W “Y i « Dotruit hustamd b*r inheriting might bo required, and the day ! Hiat he tecame as bad u they, and | f500,000. It’s just his luck. 8 »um ot fJ/9. the only answer A hew lark while man lat-dy ran •>« eevnnu rraidcnta of thia district by anybody," number. He had >,.4 I lkroat-disease, superinduced by nuun/' und aoue-1 United Statro ncai The Third Car Load expected soon. It is the “ Farmer’s Favorite Every one likes it Everybody speaks highly of it Even competitors Advertise it I liable to sell their own, white the Oliver (.'billed Flow could be had. " i ’ There are olephaute in Kansas, bnt One Hundred and Fifty sold in Thirty Days. IVItlGillK HOLHltilUK NO. 2. vrcrk and claimed their money, which । SECErnS. ncnaanip in wine, ornnne he felt hia blood throbbing M*al door wtM •/ U.is. Block IImUuji*. st Jackson. Mmi. that he was decided! v Pure Wines and Liauors! FOB bEDICIXAL FUKrOtUB*. TIE iMH H IN IWM! PIBII1IWBl He «*: b in forward Weet §foro. further friendship from Heimath, the atudanL'* ■quattora and bark a like dog. The family wouldn’t take 13.000 for that csL FORTY YEARS AGO Sweet’s Hotel, RAX:> RSFlDK. • • ■ - men. i What is it ? Russell & Nevins town of Berlin, a man by the name of Herman Sirota, who had a email ahop :ng the truth, tor there were edibles a> well aa drinkable* there. ■ Michigan Exchange S Immense Stock ee. My “Trip Hammer, " with which I mate Iron* tor BLGGIHH. ; altogether he made comfortabk 'inv ror liimaalf ----and family, which - ---------of a wife and a beautiful COMI-ETITK1X. □rot ed a Baccate which led me to the Invention of the riuocceaful IRON HAMMERER. I am prei>snxtto offirt Single scat Buggies as Low as The Tennyson of Indiana is roeponaible for the following poetical contri­ bution : had taken tho pledge that "henceforth re that buatle! no wvuiu doi latie a crop, ana leave all hia Cut frienda. To further hie good ratenhona he did extra duty at the at night other way, and geta the needle through fail, tried the cloth well enough, and laya himeelf M. J. Nibladt, of Caseuovia, N.,y„ out to find the eye, but in spite of sraat deal of patient atnbbing, the nee- killed twenty-six crowa at four alio* a tba ulo pejgt peniata in bucking againat the ■olid batten, and until haring fanned th® acquaintance one would have fonnd him well satisfied of two murderers, ha hired them to winter I1L-IIC ICK'IC. One ITun<lre<l and Twenty-nvc Dollara. csually.kept m a Dry Goods I shall also build Hiqheb I’hicw Work. as taro Hsimatb, who styled himeelf itudent of median®, lived ifi himMdL'w^ that loroly girl whom I ah all aoon call ow Farmers He had hardly finiahed the sentence Hite, Cft CLOm Brt Hi ta IF YOU WANT failure. Of all th- (Sood AXLE gnwtest of all to th. WHEEL, property put tooetPcr, there to no danger of lUt.Tdon’t remember of having a single fa way thnmgb hia thumb with a eekrity blaxo, pretty nearly over shoulder, and—well, a heroic Prices Guaranteed. J. L. JEvELEJD. It. I'. STEIX HOFF J. Cole & Son, GROCERS. HAtTISGS. MICH. ram the very jaws of death, Thia then I»d to aa so. PAINTING ITALIAN Hi:x\ AUD St 3 Smcal nsleciaiial DENTIST UEiUFS, Tins laL’ happened to bo in a skitf n private r>o HASTINGS MARBLE WOBIS! •IONVMKN-TS HEAD 8TONEM. TABLE TOPS. MANTLES. l.uudrod and the Britlsli nine ponuder >.w — __ i r_ _ corning uses wim iu» neeuie tie Kimi both Ute thread and button from dip­ amoter and about one and a halfindite ping bjr covering them with lib thumb, child, which waa in bed. and it la out of legard for that part o! \Jlnd bco Seated, tanners Buggies at Gold & Silver Watches nirpaarcd, at far aa the initial velocity lofVto bold th® button tlitw through the proximity to the depot, leirurolv acroea th® floor, ir the Sowing Hudeon, up, without a tingle remark, tr oct for hia children, and makro anoth- One Hnnured^DollarH. ted, that the artillery of tho Guard ia to �(ht^tpnbnran gannet. BACON A FARMERS! (“y*- wittreet talLra* ARBS’ | | 'Support Your Home Industries' of Mr. Forbea, cannot believe Uia. Tot tho good narue of our county, aa well aa the reputation of Mr. F.. calle fur the fu&eat inv-siigatioc and we trust all the/arts will bo brought n light, ar.d tho whole truth toll, no nitoter who I Sac. 4. ThoMavar aaJllv.a» 4ivarebs*»lw ae- mm. ms. 18L1 0U> PBM810S LAWS. 3F,XJM’3ESS,X" te subject to tho foilowing fw>i( rotmof portage to be yrs ymif rt tte via. On papers not excwe-iing 4 at. in weight 5 eta.; serai­ weekly 10 eta ; tri-Weekly 15 cU. ; MX t‘ra*v • week, 30 eta : daily X> crate. Wo trust thia unfair dreerimirol.un by Built in the Country- beea brought to bear upon tho old man, [ tho bain offered no ro*iataaca tn tho i wilt A short Uraa ago tha mother of tha boy* died—thus louring Andrew and Samuel, both of whutu wwro boshslocx, in charge of thy form. Last fall lost tha hearing of both oar* 'is increas­ Andrew wsst into tho north woody to ed from 88 to 813 par month. to San Fnuerieen, at the camo price it ia Bat in both the above ease* the ut- dohvered to subscriber* in the eonnty work. While be waa absent, 8am (ae ( ha ia calfod) got married. How, er ereaee dm* not armraenoe till tho date whore published, rod st the some pric-i. of tho examining surgeon's certificate. from 1-2 to 4 oc. ia weight may recrivo i ho was aiek when ba rains, is not known I The firot that tho people knew aiwut the I A father nr m-.thar aaakrng a pension I from the I’eam the CMutemrot-m ■ matter, waa that Dr. Parkhurst, of shall be aaanraed t, have baao .lapox! jusri/ merits^ aad be repealed ae Middleville, oooing James Forbes aaksd I ♦nt on the eon. within the manning of I very firet act of the 43rd Congreas. tha art. if at bis death ho or aha hail no other mesas of support than tha pro­ reads of their own labor and tha eaatri- “Saties to Special-Tax Payers. Meson. tUrrte and Hodn« ' tho War or Navy Department, in case* where such has her*t.»foro been requir­ ed, pr.rnaion io made for supplying it by furnishing tho proof by Other means. Upon Um death of a prasfor.er. or ia cases where ro applicant for a pension nhall die before tha issuance of » ponwon cartificate, tho arreais shall bo paid only to a widow, or to children un­ der 18 yean of age. But where ths party has died ia mdigant crenmateaces. and nr. widow or minor child aurvrree, paymet:: may be mad* to any p*rscn who has incurred tha «xpra«ne of tho last sicknam or borial cf tha decent- tainty that thia important lino of Road » to be aide _<rrt c om ia ovary respect at an early day, rod thus made an im­ portant auxiliary to dU^arrymg trade between tha Waa* and the East, rod for the hmubiag of rappliaa to all New England north and eert <ff central Massachusetts, thia road car. Im made by for the riohkaat route. Wiest ia contomplatad ia thn« brfofiy otatod ia a late Engluh telegram to tho aatoci^ed pma. First-Class Instruments. Robbins Sulky Cultivator ! ■»’ . — inuswdiateiy to bio tm.ther’v buoaw, rod aacertainrd that Andrew had been in a critical state rod unronaefoua for eovwral dayc. Ha al»> as-ertalued that Hro. hid bw*n dividing hu Umo betw-en caring for 2io cick brother, and wrtbng WOOD SAWING MACHINE: New Scales -A. STAMP FIELD HOLLERS. HARROWS. New Styles. , New Prices. s- to hie hi>3M overy day, and did all that I ha axtid do for fata relief and -ornfort, I yet Sam bad hia way. and ao Andrew waa too ill to ba moved to another houce, । Tnx Altotn for May ta the meet briltha p«n follow ww aatforod to lie for dayi ia a filthy >^d, with no ano to 1 aant number of thia superb magarine ever wound. It opens with a maguificent tnanna/pirture. “The Lee Shore,', by M F. H do Haas. who stands. by ■eaaml count at the head at the Et­ "rina painters ut lanMt, rod w!m» has never dooa anything so fine m this drawing. Tho fury of tho winds sad wslsn that hare driven the good ship Veiy Low. iiffl I■IlLIIRni.ll JIMS IIM! bsi If 'areroom, -Vo. 265 BUCKEYE Greene, near Eighth CRAIN DRILL lum apturenSlr Ly Casilcar—a giuapeo cf a roaring hour. Through torrent, that grra winding and dashing 1 brother- in-law. ... .. ... . . DWIGHT A- BURKALL. and after a time. Andrew again obowoti, । eigne of animation. I But, a* might he expected, lite man । mold mX king aurrrva under tbu tpcat- I taunt, and, after aaflmug catald tor- I tnrvc. b* expired on the 30th alt Or.' tho 22nd ot April he wu Lariod, oad 3am, at tha grave, id th# ptwo»a<w u( j two or throe hundred pooplo, olforvl to fight hia brother Jacnte bocauM he to- | monatrat»l with him about tearing th* : diver plate from the mfflr.. And ia | thia, aa ia everything elan, Sam bad Lis way and did actually taka.tha plate rod ; We append the following lirt of pubfa: - ffioero nominated by the Governor am! confirm*! by the Senate on the Ulto nit- The aeWetam. like all thews raw le by Governor Bagley, are eroe Ilant. and command the approval of tha people. In our judgment, the State Board ei TEACHERS ATTENTION'. Cedar Creek, Mnroa 3t. one day Jubnrtown, Doty Sdmal H»aae. April 1st, uae day Hickory Gtrnerv. April it one day Heating*, April .•‘th, and 29th, Court HiMMe, two day* each. WuudlMd, April 1'lth, one day. Nadinilr. April 12th. ooe day. Middleville, April 14th, two thiya. Aasyria, Hlis School Ht.u«e, April2!. ELGIN iiAI'flll'.H. sS^ifS£. A HKW SUBSCRIPTION BOOL IA.W:EiUSt,EI ffiSTCfflr P P s OQ t • rod Stand*. tains from eight to tea pises* of choice ' EDWARD M. FOOTE, M. D. New Music, worth at Jaeat >4 ia sheetz —— era —j an ii tha -l n.ti! a —Va • re - 2n nn 'I inrre । and unanimously adopted, wo eepecially commend to the attention of oar Sonstere and Lteprwtiialivsa ia Congress, as the reror.fod jndgmeni ot the pevplc of the etale of Michigan, and trust doo heed wiU be given by them to the wiaLm of the people sad the neroeriuee of or five Songs, Voeal Dusts, Foar-Hrol Futon, and four Kano pieces for 30 da f No mnsieel family can adbrd to be without thia valuable magarine. The May number ia just tn han1; you can get it by sending 30e to J. L Petero, 599 Broadway, New Turk, or tho first four numbera of 1978 will bo mailed tor 81. „ _ , 8I0CA WELL, I* —■ casfsMi*** lU* was Senator Chandler of Michigan, a bhiff and isdependoni max who, what­ ever may be his fualia, ia klways hoetilo to wasteful expoadmue of the people's money A gsod story is told illustrating hie peculiarity. Meeting a loading lob­ byist on day in a street car, Cbrodicr arrostad lum with tho inquiry : “Smith, what will you lobby thteves taka and quit r ' Oh,” eaid Smith, (wo supproas hie rosd name.) too po&te to take o&aro at tha blnS way of tba Senator ia put­ ting hit quotion, “I don't know, Senator; how much will yon agree to give?'' ■•WeH," replied Chandler. “I eanoot «;«ak for othan. I ut far myavlf I ata willing to give a handrod milliana''— “Covddn'l do it." mid Smith, “for w Iwld Treth Picka' fed tAubwriba, Everybody Hbbscribs. Coral Nreklare*. Coral Setts and Ilin-*, Ornaments. •Bronae ’vvum iirnnmeute. _ Ik acrlets. Gold Thimble Sdver Thim bl.a, GoldLoeksts, Shirt Sasdds, Music Ihu. i. Wateh Chains, Open Glasm.. Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. The Babcock Dr. Crook's 17i_. -u, _ _ Public Test New Advertisements. active, freighted and very srocs^fnl, and ao the editor of the Now Toth E*day and age. Whatever hie fault* may hove been, we remamice only Iris vartaaa, aad the good be baa done, now CHICAGO § with greet intiUigence and indepen­ dence. Subscription pripe |5 including Chromes “Village Belle’' "i'roeeing the Moor.'* James Sutton A Co., publish-1 oro, 5M Maidan Una, New York aria perfret. It will be osis-etiUy valu­ able to Portland and it ia rumored that tha ikrton and Maine will ihan make a thrj-xgh ecane-rtion with tba Grand Tho following Preamble and rsu> lation rwpc rted from the Senate Com­ mittee on printing by flaaitna firwrr, prt* one of thy baa* writer* of thia 137 & 139 State St comer of WafliCT IIOWARI JMwr rf tU -Mate Board of WLroroty. for six ysuro, Zcmaa E Bliss, of Kost, for SIX years ; BobL C Kedrie, of fagham, four years ; Chaa H. Bog­ ham. of Waahtraaw. Cjvt yean; Henry F. Lyrtar. rd Wayne, two yean ; Jahn 3 Goodman, of Saginaw, two years Zfoi rswMnwwrr-Geo. Clark, of Wayne; Geo. H. Jerome, of Berrien. J E W E ItEBS ! w , Cbariesum before the war, by Mr*. M. A. P. Bteasbtnry, sal May. a dainty lyric by Mr. Henry Bichards The edi­ tor gneaipe about The Leo Shore. A Trout Brook. The Pine Martas, etc., , and yet ia tho hro Is at am h men . tho Governor has selected will bo pa dsrtxve of seme -rood, we trust. B. F. NORRIS & CO WHOLESALE & RETAIL DR. CROOK'S JOSEPH PFLUG ! StHOHL cuiis ! THE CHEAPEST PR1 fES 18 OUll MOTTo B. F. NORRIS dt CO., 33 137 A 1 B STATE STHEET. CHICAGO WINE TAR. CITY l Chromo School Cards, SALT SALT BARLOW & GOODYEAR k«p .tog, rejply „f &ll for UwMt marteI to tbeir Brick WarehotMe. CITY fens DEPOT. ItiM knftllRaiMitaiM&mi staiuar. ♦>» CHROMOS I PATENT COOLER! B‘r"' to drehn ,i,cry „,n ,1 Vancf aluiVM r— l — j «... \ an llm «v«y. Consumption can be cured. TR: ;HtrannK'xu t.\vayi »i. FOR SA-LJE. Owing to ill health, I wd SELL or KEN ~ my LIME WORK--., with throe ■asm o< lewd sttaehed, created 3 141 ' Water Lim^ Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, �T^e B\p«eh RfpJ»uc\p Peninsular Railway. towards now bomoo in tho fertile West To thoeo going to Missouri, Karans, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming. Nevada, Oregon or California, wo recommond a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, via Bl. Louis, over tho Missouri Pacific Railroad, which nnn it* fine Day Coaches and Pullman 8teoi>ora from Bt Ixreis Io principal points iu tho Wert. «■!«••</ vA-ajr'. Wo beliovo that tho Missouri Pacific Railroad lira Iho beat track and the fine*: and safest equipment of any line wont of th* Mis­ sissippi, nnd its counoctioM with roads further Weat are prompt' aud reliable. Tbo Texas connection of this road is oflond a first class, all-rail route from St Louis to Texan, either over the Mis­ souri,- Kansas 4 Toxas R. R, via Sedal­ ia, or over the Atlantic A Pacific IL R-, via Vinita. For maps, time tables, inlonnatiou as to rates, routes, 4c., wo refer our reader* to I. G. Wheeler, Northern Passenger Agent, 72 Lloyd St, Buffalo, N. Y. or E. A. Ford Gene­ ral Paaaenger .Agent. St.. Lcuis, Mo. Questions will bo cheerfully and prompt­ ly answnnxl. iSiSilfli CHURCHES. ten.WKeiffiri sx I Inal, rsrsnslswtrotMssliss l»*r»- SSSSaX?'.a.’EHW.WStt-l 5 Local bUfijie^'floticej. Regular meeting, Monday evening, May 5lh, 1873. Present— Mayor, Recorder, and Alda Williams, Mudge, Bcssmw, Hains, On Monday afternoon Mr. Joshua Bentley, Wood and Jewell. Mlnntee road and approved. Peck, of tho township of Hutland, com­ Petition for opening road signed by mitted suicide by blowing out his brains R. J. Grant, J no- 1'raoclsco, OI L. In with ouo of ths old army muskets loadgram, and 18 others, was presented and on motion ot Aid. Hams, t he petition The facts seem to ba that ho had been ploughing during tho forehoon, and camo in to dinner feeling unwell and gloomy. After eating a'wry light din- I tier ho commenced to ulk about commit­ ting suicide, when hia wife tent for Mr. Harris, their nearest neighbor. Mr. Harris came in aud found Mr. Peck lying on a lounge, aud ho commoueod to talk «ith him, when Mr. P. oaid ho waa tired of living and was going to tho west­ ern country. Mr. II. jokod and smoked with him, and did all he eonld to dispel bis melancholy; after they had smoked a short time, Mr. P. gave Harris his pi]« and tobacco-box, saying to him "keep these aa a memento of me, as I shall never u»o them again." Harris than want out in tho yard to talk with Mrs. Peek and her daughter, and nd- J wont towards tho winduw to look in, ■ but before reselling the window lieurd the report of a gun, nnd ou bunting in tho door, found Mr. P. lying on the flour with all uf hia Load above ths ear ti'Mra Jww-atviU. 8 2} is is 18 >r*r i Its* *r 4® Largest Stock of Black and Blue Clothing we.-.t_of New York. Suita 12 to 40 dollm>. raftest Styles of Boys aucT Children’s Suits from two years and up­ ward-?. Prices, 2 to 20 dollars. country was new and cleared up a large farm. Ho has been three iftnes married , and raised a large family of children,! and has a sou now in tbo Insane Asylum at Kalamazoo, where he was sent about' MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. M. lEffil... IS CkarLn* 1 CU !» ;* i:« » ei lie <v t IT JS S SI J tt $8.00 Othcr Stored nek so much more for the name goods We always keep Fine Custom made Suits (Yom 20 to 35 dollars. A coroner* inquest was buhl by Jus­ tice Clarke, and the farts as sot forth above duly proven. aud tbo jury return­ ed a verdict of suicide, while laboring under a fit of temporary insanity. Mr. Peck waa about 7i> years of age, TRITJ^KS generons neighbor, a kind father and always jovial and lively. He leaves his family in cothfurtablo circumstances. Grand River Valley Division GREAT Zastenod. and said to Mr. Harria, "ho choap—1‘. 11. Sabin A Co. of Jackson, arc selling out their, entire stock at first cost. They bail' an immense stock, some (1611,000 worth of choice goods, Tho subscriber, harinfr'purchiued tbo - of all kinds, which they are closing out. and if any one is inclined to visit Jack­ "Magnetic Wells and Water Cure Es­ son, thia is the place to get bargains. tablishment," situated in the village of PbunwcU, earnestly requests all per­ sons indebted to him, either by note or book 'account, to call and settle the same immediately, as he must leave town on Bre-’ BMr a S3 OUTl vi*e<r them that they bad liotter tako ' away any rnrom or other deadly implo- [ menta from his reach, aad to send for n physician. Mrs. Pock then attempted to go "into tho house, found tho doofj Tho Atlantic 4 Pacific Bailroad Comnany offers 1,200,000 acres of land in tluntrnl end Southwest Missouri, at from |3 to 812 por acre, on seven years' time, with freo transportation from 8t.lonis to all purchaser*. Climate, eoil, timber, mineral wealth, schools, churchos and law-abiding society invite emi­ grants from all |>oints to tbit land of fruits and tie were. For particular* ad­ dress A Tuck, Land Co'tiinuunoru’r, 8lI.ouis, Mo. 47 Al Ajjutpine's Barber Shop, sign of lloAMKSEAS —Carry a bottle uf Dr. Ratteoia’s Hire Syrup an 1 Tolu or Honey Syrup, in your pocket, and moulcu your throat with it ovary hilf hour, or hour, the big pole and razor, wherv you can always get a good job done in the V«। ber lias. Al always keeps ajlarge assurtmmt of collars, tsos, tobaccos, cigars ! and gout's furnishing goods on hand. Faro from 6 eta. upwar'll; baggage ONE PRICE. HOUSE ! STAR 18 *s IS * 10 s as | i to » 9 SIS It tor a ■.v Aid. Hams reported In regard to Hand Fire Engine, nt Grand Rapids, which was ai-W|rted and adopted by Ayes and Nay us as follows : Ayes—Williams. Mudge, Wood. Bess- Groton Junction, on the great thorough fore of th- Northern Liras to Boston, Ium roused to Im>. With a largo aud in­ creating population, proud a* well as proeperious, its citizens, in dim mooting assembled, have voted to change tbs Oil is Hazard 4 Caswell's, Bunin ou the e-n shore, from frosh, selected livers, by Caswell, Hazard & C~, Now York. It , is absolutely pure nnd sweet. Patients i who have once takeq ft prefer it to all 'others. Physicians have decided it , superior to any of the other cils in mar- B.1GS I’JLISES Papcr. Leather, and Ziu* Trunks from $1.25 to $20. We are souare dealing in all our ac­ tions, Clieapbtet store in Michigan, aud IST" Jienteutbcr ounnatno "STAR CLOTHIlfG HOUSE” is on the Doors anti II indo'.cs.'xo do not be deceived by other merchants, as wo have no Branch Stores. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. WOMAN be here this week Friday, Jlav Wh. Job work, better done and cheaper thaueror Lafore, at the Ba.vxbs office. Nay «s—Jewell. ^Tlcv. J. W. Bancroft is making desi­ The Committee «pj«lnud to Settle rable improvements about his premises. with the Marshal reported, which on choice. f.,r no! only is the short and dis­ ^yTbw Co|<ila on the Now School dluune motion wai accepted and rommllte du- tinctive, but Dr. Ayer's Medicine? have mado it gratefully known to the ends of is approaching complodon and looks the earth. Probably no living man has f sponsible party, the Ferm known n» iho John C. BpoMor Farm, in the township uf Baltimore, consisting of 80 acres, all improved. Fair Honse, good fcnit, 4c. C. F. DWIGHT 4 CO. Hastings, April 2,1874—tf Cnixr Trance Chase, of the U. 8. Supremo court, was stricken with Par­ alysis on tho evening of the 6th. and his life is despaired o£ Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AMD DIRECT ROUTE, Say man; are you Litr.gv t Woman are you Eiint for want of food ? Child do you want ssnuething to eat ? If ao udl nt Ia E Stauffer’s Eating House North Side State Street, where you will hud overytlring ia the Uno . of eatable*, only 2.’> cents per meal. I<»tl uTHuraraTa uf • ticle, and can cunrcientiou.ly recom­ mend it to the public., Tukilwn, Hl. N, W. Baalow 4 Co. How re nir.il vr a bab coin.—Taka a teaapoonful of Dr. (Millar's Magnetic Balm in a teacupful of wnrai sweetened water on going to bod. It will throw you Into a sweet, cod you are. all right in tha morning. 2fi eta per bottle. See advertiesment in thia paper. A Sin AcciDDrr.—We Leun that a little con two years old of Dewitt C. Shattuck, of Yankee Springs was killed on Saturday afternoon by falling out of _a chair and striking hia head on tho rocker of another chair, the cuneuision brooking his skull Ayes -Jewell. Williams,Mudge.Wood. Bcsamer, Bmtly, Hama Nayea—None. N. A. Balch of Kalamazoo, Col. Ed­ Ou motion of Aid. Hams the report ward Bacon of Niles, Philip Padgham was accepted and adopted. of Plainwell, Clomnnt Smith of Nash­ By Aid. JewellThai the Ordinance presented by City ville, and A. H. Ellis of Middleville. Attorney be refercd to committee on By-Laws and Ordinance. 8a£> Ho.—N. H Parker of tins eity will sell at low figures, for unJi or good approved antes: ! two good Mares, one weighs about 1200 Dm., the other about U00 lb«., two Smgte buggies, two double buggies, two double-and two single Ilarnioww. Here are bargains for those stone to our city, and understand Ibal wanting such property, that uro not bo intends to courses for the St. Louis Mutual (Life Insurance Company. If said Company arc always as fortunate in getting .StsAsrf, wo are very snro they will hare cause Io congratulate themsolros. Their interests can not help prospering when conducted by agents aa bottrteous and gentlemanly a« ho. rt&nteJTtftrra Hive Syrup and Tolu, or Hom/ Bynip. ■ proved itself Ike tifost reliable toediriue i for the purpose intended of which I । have any knowledge. Datib G. Kebj Milton, Wayne Co., Ind. i We encsider your Hiva Syrup and I Tolu, or Honey Syrup, an excellent ar­ The committee reported that they had examined tbc Ordinance and recom­ mend that it be pasee-L By Aid. HsmsTbat tbs Ordinance- be amended so as to road that Air Guns, Lung Teats, Dice Board*, Ae., be required to pay In- List or Patswts iaiued from the U. 8. Patent Office Io Michigan Inventors, tor tbo week ending April l.’i, 1873. end rach bearing that data. Furnished this paper by Cox 4 Cox, Silirimra of Pat­ ents, Washington, D. C. Dining Table—A. land, Hillsdale. Account of W.B. Brown, rent $8,8-5­ Grain Basket—H. CwJones, Dotes- ) nw-iited nnd allowed. Account of Alteu J on so. service m Marabal and fire warden. $8.88. A. J. Ruas, account, naslstlng MarabaU. Ac., Scaiaxra's run Mat.—The Insanity of Cain is the suggestive title of the most remarkable article in tho May number of Scribner’s, and one which is destined to attract wide attention. In tho way of pictorial papers, thorn is a weired lit­ tle poem by Miss Maria R. Oakoy, with a decoration bv tho author, Mr. Rhodes' article on Gavarni, the John Dioch cl Franco, illurtrated by eotno of the Imsi engraving* that have lately bean mado in America; Stanley's paper oa Four Grosl African Travolim, with a number ot lively itlustration», and Cabs end tho Cubans, giving us, by means of pm atnl picture, a good idea of the situation in that unfortunate irianl i’oviu* and translations by J.T. Trowbri lge, Oourg* McDonald, Thomas T>unu English, and nthors- Dr. Hol laud'a Tonica of tbo Tuum are entitled Tboti BludtKIH. Mit­ igating Circunutanret. Cruelty to M-n and Women, nn l Civil Sorvice Reform. Sira American Organ ' Ii M n lit Ptilic ot ill Merits. Evtrybodu Should try them before lurchasing Elscic her TDrtr l«o. u ewqaslsd »«! ta U..r M< ..■! bvsaUtrt eaxs ssrp**. »’l «iS<« w te.ul, .t THE WEBER. HALLETT & CUMSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. WARD May 15. '72 111., on Bunday afternoon, oceuhined by the falling of the eud bents of the Iron Railroad Bridge on which' buudrab of people had gatiierd to wiinoss a baptum. Up to late* dales seventy Naw Oxuuxs, Dec. 2,1872. AonxT Babcocx Co., IP Coral Bt, N. bodies hud been recovered and several Driving Gear for Hnad-Cars-J. D. 0.: Hess* sand to steamer Bannock City, persons are still missing, while of the Hkkloy, Adrion. two Babcock Extinguishers, in time for Harrow—D. L. Jaques, Hudson. AGNESICBAUI. Fishing Torch—8. Bartholomew, Sturgis. Horae Collar—E. BatwalL Ypsilanti. EjBnaion Table—E. Hambagnr. D»- The adjournd Citizens Temporanee rootling will at tho Presbyterian Church ca Friday evening oi thia w«ok, at half part seven o’clock. Ckas H. Bam, Hastings «J- Allegan. V," fyiygpy .wd* fcUffl! > ■ ■- •- �<<sour/74 Kgrfcnlhirn! sub ^omreiir. Tar Cordial CAPITOL There are two apecisa of moth which iaCeat funilture, on* is a terg* fly ot aQrsr whit* color; th* worm is also, white, shaped lika a chestnut worm, an d i* familiarly known. It only inbau furniture. Ths other is a small fly of a dark drab color pth* worm t* about onefourth of an inch long, and tapcriug from th* head to tha tail It was first obaarved by upholsterers about aarau OF MICHIGAN AsssbvssM lbs UUHHI. NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY This fly fwnotnitc. a aofa or chair, gnarally between th* back and seat of rotes, or under th* saatt, where the va­ cancy among the spring* affords a aaf* rotrcwl It may make a kxlgment in ; on* week after th* furniture is placed in a hous*. If such should be the case, In two months th* worm will appw. and th* continual procoe. of procreation.^ ia a few months incresse the number to THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. BUILDERS This moth hasue Season It destroy* in winter and tumor alike, as it is kept in active fffe by tire constant heat of the house. We find at tho same time, ia tho same piece of furniture, the fly, tho worm, end tho egg* ; thus showing that they are breeding and destroying all the time. It does not eat good pure, curled hair, but fastens its cocoon to it, the elaaticitv of which pren*t* ila being dis­ turbed. The in side uf furniture ia used by it Wild Life in the Far West $23,900 in HcaF Estate ! % $.T,000 in Ccuth 716 PREMIUMS AS EOLLOVZS OAISKCSIE’.: 1 Mampte. Ml fte« l.l a nc*ntc.:«7 II1W1.U, Th*y rarely cut through plush tram th* inside. M it la of cotton back, but thorn ure instances where they have cut up muslin on the ontaide back of sofas There ia no protection against it except continued care. Nawfurailureshouldbc removed from tha welle at least twice a weak, nnd Wishart's Pine Tree Md i' Ma aa K l-I.l.l >•.<. SaiWss Sinners " STOMACH BITTERS OPTUK •• ttJPI BIOLK, 500'tT ukrly under n-nts Io prevent the fly ' from lodging. Thi* is an effcctiv* pre 1 ven tire, the only one known. Cayenne prp’wr. Scotch straff, campbor, turpentine and M-'l other remedies tor protection from the Largo moth, am of little or no avail against tho furniture moth. Saturation with alcohol will not destroy them when in a pu«« of furni­ ture. . If the furniture ia infested they may I-a removed by taking iff the muslin from under the eeats and off the outside ends and backs. where they. congregate TRPRISE 60,000 00 Tie Pins Tree Tar Cordial, SINE’S iNTERPBISE. whisk cr the open hand, and kill all th* flies and worms which show themselves This done oft«ti will disturb them, and may make thorn leave tbo furniture, as their desire is to bv left quiet JGHKHMCKS HORATIO PHAU, M STANLEY «,f» StfT. WORM SUGAR DROPS 0,000 If tho moths nUnck the carpet, wliicl they will first do under the notes an chairs, spread a wot sheet on the cat pet ami pass a hot flat iron over i quickly and th* sUnhi will vffwtuall destroy both worm and eggs.—Ctr/n Condition Powders! Fuce o/- Cknw ’Sewing Machine give like plenty of room to turn about ; she will not do well if cramped or crowdded. W 2. Always set hens ou the ground, if poaeiUe. The eggs will hatch brat with the dm! directly on the ground. 3. Don't give any ben more than thirteen eggs for a sotting. I know fif­ teen ia tho rule, but experience has Uraght me to consider fifteen just two too TO-DAY. other han* are apt to lay in the nest with your tatter, and unless the eggs are properly marked you might not be able to identify the an.- eggs. You under­ stand that eggs laid to a setting hen must be promptly removed. 6. Make a record of the time when you set your han, in order that you may be looking out for tho batching. 6. Some eggs will invariably hatch a little sooner than others. Ramovu tho young chicks at once, and keep them troin tho hen until all arc hatched. If you do not, the hen will be likely to quit the neat with tho fire; comers, ieav- ' DOES IT! BOILER WORKS. [COMFORTS PECTORAL [SYRUP Ayer’s Sarsaparilla IU It is lit Use BuM Fa® Marte Which wo will Exclmugo for WOOD 7. Don’t pick at tho bills cf the little delivered at our Foundry ; cr WHITE chicks in an effort to remove what some ASH, OAK or BOCK ELM LUMBER people call th* “pip " It i* all right, nnd will disappear so soon a* nature re­ quires. 8. Nover undertake to feed your sat- I ting hens on the no. t—tt ia n poor way. Let them come off for their food. They will not stay off too long. Nature knows I what ah« is about. I am net sure hut ■ the eggs require about the amount of airing they receive while tha hen is off. WANTED™ 9IDC Of ffffsic. SOO Pages, -SO Engravings. A lUrUisa espoM Q< MUirel Mamba*. nt lha PMI.MU ,r.—l Il ...Ulate. QomMw Tr»..l liar tteoun. Salad Female Cbaaia, rert.iw Tetter. ...I timlinra. ..4 ..latest..* sac • twoeflasl to cUldren, and yvt so sexreUr< x» to aSsctually purs" out Uie crest corrupUoaS or tbe Wood, s-jeli S> the s-njCul.Hj and syphUIUe coataadnstk®. Imparities, or dltaasas tbsl have !itikvd In the system for rests, son ytee! to this powerful sink dote spd dissptwsr. Hrore Its wonderful cures, rasnv <rf wbleh sre poUlcty knowu, cf Hcrofala. and all scroKUloaa dls*aeae, L'lcrra, Eruption*, and erootlre dis..ntere of th- «in. Tumors, BlotebeM, Bolts. IMmplns Bustulea.RoremBU Antlxiny'. l ire. Iltee or Erysipe­ las, Tetter, Halt Itbeum. Bcal<l 'NSURE YOUR LIFE The MiluaJ Life lasarauce Csapaay <L Katfono LARGEST and STRONGEST 51'11 UNDEVELOPED WEST OU Magnolia Balm Blooming Complexion. Buckingham's Dye FIVETEAtl INTHETE1IIT01IE8 By J. H. BEADLE, A NEW BOOK Kntr. Assets over £56,000,000. Dr.J.C. AYER &C0., Lowell, Mass., IE8T THINS IN THE WEST Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fa R. R- LABTDS * may ba several causes for this, but ons of tha raore common is decayed teeth and the want of care respecting th* ciaanlinea* of tho mouth : and singular it may seem, on* may have an offensive breath and not know it, and it i* a sub­ ject on which friends sire very reluctant ao that one may have a bad breath for a year and all hia breads b* aware of it, and he not know ft. Let ot reoommaud to all person* the pro­ priety of keeping the mnuth clean. Af­ ter each meal one should remove with a stick cr quill all looe* partici** of food Every year increase* the popularity cf this valuable Hair Preparation-, which is due tojnerit alone. We cqn arenre oar old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high standard; and it is tin- only reliable and perfected prep­ aration for restoring Gmr <m Fatnin Hair to its youthful color, making it soft, lustrous, nnd silken. The scalp, by it* use, I. comes white and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandruff, and, by its tonic properties, prtvents the hair from falling out, as it stimu­ late* and nourishes tho hair-glands. By it* use, tho hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldncm, it rtwtorc* the capillary gland* to their normal vigor, and will create a new growth, except in extreme old age. . It is tho toot economical IIaib Lhuimj ever used, aa it require* fewer applications, and give* tho heir a splendid, gloaav a;>pearancc. A. A llayra, M.D, State Assaycr of Massachusetts, says, “ Tlio constituents are pure, and carefullv FOR Tin: WHISKERS. A* our Renewcr in man v ca-ics re­ quires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or foiled Whisk- . I». ISTAsWOlrt Auttl-WIhs stew* usiMi. *is»<US>. m- iswEsraews; jrrparation; which will quickly and effectually accomplish this result It is easily anplied, and produces a color which will neither nib nor wash off. Sold by all Druggist*. Price Fifty Fatty, fite Fratf Perfira if PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. 12,000.000 ACRES. caKXIMlOMKKS* NOTICE. Rbwnnsfissa, Piaptes, O1J aatejggfy graved ewdiden of °tb* Uood, CLEVELAND. QHia THE BEST PAINT IN THE WOILO. Music Teaching. attnEDtutiitacUoiiaiin DR. CROOK’S IYBCPOF POKE ROOT. lESra*?' � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-05-14.pdf c4ef692acc43216ed1ca442c8cb7402f PDF Text Text troubles a auflieiaclly dark background VOL XVIII HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN Mewl a5>l biw Card?. WEDNESDAY, MAY 14. 1873. p*t*I NO. 3. ■BCUXIC'U TRIUMPH. burinou of tho eociety aa they ahould direct 1‘crmisiiua wm given two of grief at many stricken jioreura haa dis­ tilled in tender mortis* rather'than bft- Mechanical Scwnce within the OF -^"•L-jjr I.. RUSSELL.' OLIVER tiTonssY THE KEWBBOY'B DEBT. TJHE CULLER RLOVE! One Hundred and Fifty sold in Thirty Days. The Third Car Load expected soon. It is the “ Farmer’s Favorite.” • Every one likes it. Everybody speaks highly of it. I Even competitors Advertise it I WHIUIITK HOLHIUMIK. ATTORNKTU m !*• eMRollettstaJa CtC. U. HOLBROOK, irrokMkY si Law. MmUm Is Cka M*M. H. BVRGHER. nEiiaear-“ pass by Granny Tweed'* door. The two little giria were playing outside the gate. I I-u a.V^l tku. I...* <1.—1- ____ I *110 could hardly taliavo they wore in ,e*un lhe ncare«t annmael. re , the duty HOW. and whwo they oreured her they 1 ■Pl‘ro,cb to ‘“P**1- 1 ad'aUad pleasantly User didn’t notice that thv ;™*dlitaU ~r .h.«u | diStadiu. ... I j other young ladie* ware taking very b" t?‘ “1 ‘b**** • d t, ». J..— aceuraU' meaiures of tho length of their pun little arms, and their trim cutton i had an idea you seminary tnrh wore ! ,i___________ _____ ... . the two opposite poit the friendly, insinuating manner of tho crank, at which the c out at tho toe*. At length Grace drop- Granny when they go by, bul, I gueu nf ennr.nlnn.fl InIn thn l.l- you are come of the Lonl'a little one*, rbolly disarmed, the emotional nature ain't you F’ The theory generally a«ej<ed "We mean to bo Granny." said these dead-points involve the lo r-naUe to sell tbclr owu, while tho Oliver Chitted Plow could be bad. Ibey thought to Mcure a jortlon of Urn trade by procuring some of the OCP Unfortunately not being poUrd. and unable to get them from the Manubeturera, they rot it plow manufactured twxjrsar* ago i not l—Ing adapted ■ soil and are making a faille endea toinj DR& JOHN ROBERTS fBICCU^»y4Jta|y-ri U>.tluw •» Dr~4 GENUINE II UM CKO? r,'i UqMlBOPATaiC rkraMaa sad 0»n *a J atra*l.^swfr “• NriOSes. HOI) PLOW gar young girte eommcncwd fitting up thoee mother lows ------ ------ Two complete suit* were made for each, bright plaid dreatea for Sunday wear, and dark detains* for atery-day. They mads worm flannel uuderclothe*, and purchased bright TRlJkl. The Mannfactiirers’ Agents for Barry County! with their studies, that lladaui waa Mil nt factory prirea The oxt-Y Wagon that ha* the SLOPS HHUULDEHED SPOKE. Buckeye Mowers and iteapers, Superior Grain Drills, Ithica B ’heel Hakes. Corn aiul Fallow Cultivators, etc., etc., etc. GUEBI<E <fc RUBSBXL. Salt! Salt! Salt! I Haro Your IMonev .?“■ 5,"“““”"? “fb; rt? «'i * i -III d^n.ir.i.1 CO. Lila'STS FARMERS, HESSMER. HEATH to CO. tan Is rsralUn-l'iihatMic MmiM- Look to jour interest nutl purchase your Salt at the old eland of BLACKSMITHING. DRUGS Medicines im Garin and her jmiul* were at length where you know you get none but the FIRST QUALITY. PAINTS & OILS CALL 41<0 DIJY IfOODS i/l E/laLttt School Bonks J- Stationery Virtsht la Ilf* — - * Ciaaiiin with 0->d a'lrrnk Io M.7 hMVaefr 4<«i lb* ;pirii lat-a.-t T» ••eri—'iL. rato b« .*•• Is lb. b.arE, *»4 er ib* rl*« fl*u* ID HU<« Mia. • STANLEYS aFjOHN Oheapoi* tha.ii the Cheapeet. Pure Wines and Liauors! J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. --------------------------------------------i. lari, ,i,« th. <u.o ,uuld Major General, two congratulato-y let­ ic world of this burden. Marshall now ters, one from Grant and one from 1’rrepro*ent* that inventor to'(he people. Ideut Lincoln, a photograph of a Rule Mr. Courtwright, a pnwtkal marlunt*:, ounoeirod the plan of doing away with the dcad-cantor without doitroying the crank- The principle, as j—touted, ia staple and embrace* two right angle lever* attached to a movable fulcrum. 1 greatness, and pity It can b« beat explained by describing Uon, and uutatly r real, if they live a* they ought to lira the machine to which it was first ap­ If the young man i» willing to worn plied. At John Adam* k Cu.'a Foun­ dry ■> a hand-car for u«e ou thoCentra! Road, having this principle.' in daily ly; if they are willing to plant their live* ue*. An upright frame ausiain* the cata'anythlng. lie cried like a child together like two M»<1», and wait for their growth, and Idok, for their abunTo accommodate the 1 log movement of the them to come early into thia pariUMship. For chamcton adapt themaolvea to each in wooden upright frame.. The lever* myself bow I have become. Will have tho uaual pumping motion and ai know you promise that much ? Il will do no crxxl. tint will do my friends a great deal of harm, aa fortunately, they think 1 .11...I In A—..I— wl,,.,— I ■,! fulcrum, at such point*,’ mow-; while. ' at tom* Aigbbor’e Iwuse, but tho door wai not locked, to tho trunk wa* Mt in­ general, true, that it i* whole-w* for ride, and when Urauny cam* honja, them lo bo married- It U not x-oreaarr 1th u neat little card up- that they should remain single becauM GOODYEAR <fc BARLOW DENTIST •trvet saloon, aomo men thought to play a joke on him by *tcaling hi* shirt, and Kroccedrd to atrip him. Underneath la shir:, and suepenMd by a airing Horace Greeley arid, in hi« Texas around hla neck, wa* a small canvas I thp httlo girl* awaet all wlnte* 1 trunk was dewed, tho key tun— I lock and left there, and the a J.P. ROBEBTS & ilAtiuraCtVBBIlBaaJ I>—ten In I»r—4 Wrille, A Cnee Major General. fluppn*ed to be Dead, but fitxll Alive and a Drunken Loafer. It up । They ignore the stapleprinciphw which " No doubt bo did Granny. He put domomtratd that there Mari be an ad­ the kind thought fq help yuq in sumo- ditional oxp-J\liluro of power to over­ taH” the gift earn-' bod*'* heart, *—L anri. And It doesn't mattur icke come tho shortTeveraga whoa tho crank tlide had a large and Important oomday ahe brought m in , did It, you m I—"— a drees pattern of black alpaca. a think of expending the power on tho motion • it to delivarod on the journal tnalain' ing the erank, aa woIL This latter i* I rloed. for granny to wear to church, gave u report of their visit to th< ktt power, and it is not until i Tho girl* were so delighted they could < Young I—die* Bouovolsnt Society, | acraallr the mid-anglo of tlm quarter i« rrechod IX’ ,~IXX HUTTS I st “.k- ■£»•? rally very reticent, having little to do rlth any one or talking but UtUa, ■»» was fiuiahcd. and the gannunts laid one । had cost, and voted unanimously to ' L . . macb'.^.rs.^ hut thL rhen ' rnginoeriug'' for a drink, at I.— .■ - ~ * 1 br 'k.«.k «. k-Hkir l»- „X) p, Xu.”’ « Cm«eU *M Awn* t>i»w._______ InmTTlf RODMAN. ranntb, and at tat nothing wat left they'd be rick, sure. Dut who <i» you To-day there Is a man going about the s'poe* seat all thoee things to me 1* I equal* that proportion. •tract* of thia city, raggt*!, dirty and know, of course, the aagaLi don't spend Some tEon, ar* who laugh a: thia pcnnllesa, autaddiug on free luncbea. |oft In |hri* treasury ttaeom* lUtlo hV* their tim» up in heaven making red I and glare*. They Were »o oa|hueiaacle flannel potricoatts gnd tiling i for an old idea. They claim that there is no loet And keep constantly on band DR. C. C. LIMSLEYN JtSHTtXHi’ffi.Vt. SSI- IfflBSfjSS; ,h MMeii.. luKat at once, by kmd-lionrted Madam, wlto of benevolence, but Job waa tormented wm m* soma girl* wore planning, southing ’ frank a aotti? right where it is mw. j ^1," f Ute worid ' nuilj of the world, and render futile really useful and good, for once. When j and the children didn't know nothin’ ^i,,, <,gorU Dr * at the nptaunted lima thyy nil gather**! *bnni t. t,ni,» „:.t u'n.fi.,... Tw^wi * I . . around the king table covured with tho ia that of mistaken bright scat tai ttannel. there was auch a chattering, so much to aay and laugh I Riving way, su'd before the dawning of over, it emmod m if they would never nvr, but only an extraordinary saint got to ywrk. But they did, at tat, and can endure piuontly thoeo mucalled the bright uoodlo* flew in and out, until, i 7i • --------------- aworoa oy nracuoal demonttrutiou. Wo “visits of condolencw.” Why doos aoto their * arpram and delight, the flan­ • i l nels were finished. Tho day waa fin- d.ripc . liUl. .pnd, tad lhu tap^u. -Uli uu » Uhod, too, but they all d<4fcrvd it waa iouo of the happuet they had ever *“.“*lu 1 * J—, <» b—u U>. u.diKOTspentu.u nn^M*..dm- B.. h., j ’pi«dpta Munday uC.ernoon. daring tbair walk, i from tho epint throe of tho committee look occasiOu to I’R EttURlBTlONH A NJ) FAMILY |eleti £forp RECEIPTS. puuitv then; the next moment, al least hfly pair* of bright eyea nero turned, i not mi the tulnittar, but, upon the little j corner in tho gallery where ait Gain ay Tweed in her now bunnit and thawl, a wondering, aw.-*trick<m look upon her with the unwontod scrubbing they had received, and fairly with delight, as they smoothed down the folds of their pretty ptaxd <1 rosso*, or gaaod ad­ miringly nt each other's hat*, or swung their feet bock and forth so they could *ec their brilliant rod stocking* aa wall which, being eeparatod at tho bogining norer come any nearer to each other, Many young men foal that they cannot changes tho lino of draft, and as loth marry until they can support a wife; fulcrum and lever morn harmoniously Bell Thought! of Beat Author*. Idloneee ulti- in a bouse that befit* them -, until they Sweet's Eniirt BM. Baum Jw 19, lilt H°Tel’ REAL FUN URlIll RAPlim............................... MICH. *•• Michigan -Exchange. (iRINIIEST MT II HiSWS! What is it ? PMWIS8SW Russell & Navins pirn*. established principalities, changed tho world’* heart Th* g sure enough there waa one. She plunged her hand into ita hidden depths, weight of 700 Iba corrupting life in tho very fountain. and tho next moment a shrill little voice Dr. Winalow baa aided Mr. CourtAnd when they marry, ibey make a am; I'm juat brimful and running ever out a cunning little handker- great mistake if they aay: "We will wright in perfecting hi* arrangements, and haa exhibited a great deal el ener­ gy in securing patent*, and intredi bh machine. The principle can b| which nitW over the floor with a great •y today.” plied in all machine* using the a nearancM provided for •Well, euppoee and therefore offer* a wide field ol be reliaved from a the child and upon the happy little face, and tho aid­ oat didn't venture to try bar pocket for bility and labor in the bouse hold; and fear of consequences if she should hap- Immense Stock IF YOU WANT Etter GROCERIES /or tes* plus Ufa, helping - mean, which kMble* me Ul«eM Buggle. «» LOW oe to DEFY COMPETITION. ling them on again, and finally a happy thought struck tho youngM^ “ptrKift before did Madam Gaaia'a pupil* bo have co badly in church as , they did that particular morning. If they triad Unitad Blates. Thia car waa thoroughly tasted by authorities of the road and aovoral or- happy group in th* gallo» that shrill “0A, -j.r HAMMERER. I am prepared: । Single scat Buggies as Low as Booth aide State Street HAST1MG5. MICH. Ont? Hundred DoIIuth. Winter Goods. l MMin —**VM.BX. . FWell, fcsre i* Granny Tweed, living , and ajreguther they gyt along it much better than ounld be ex- And two Seated Farmers’ Buggies at J. SEWARD J.AI.-VUISI'.H. O>ie Hundred and Twenty-five Dollnne. What aa Old Man Noticed. The next daT Greet Kimball and Florence Furey obtained portal—ion to call cm Granny Tweed. Ths old tedy rec-vod them very kindly, wiped off aome chair* for them usually.kept it I aliaU also build Hrutuni Pktc® Won. Now Formers, Hih, ctn, Mnnjo am nt aa Molloltod- 420 ft to the mile, etappwi and again started withe the erank on the dead fine. ten lion. The firm ia now known aa Court- I have noticed that ing of tho rauori had begun, slender, fighting-looking t ea:v> in hl* hand, and black sling, walking tht door, and. with that win hold I have noticed that iu nearly all they grow up I” by the following ac­ I have noticed that in otder to ba a count of tw<rtff them i Tho first it now taaonablo creature, it b nocreeary at a farmer in Illinois, owning thirteen hundrijil acre* rfthe beat land, finely times to bo downright mad. fenend, with tho beet of building*. ’ Sator of Merer. ’ Ho think of anch* thing F •-rd [Kq.utar num, I have noticed that ailka, broadcloth Prices Guaranteed. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! MONUMEXT8 HEAD CTOXER. Hastings, March. 5. IST3. B. F. STEINHOFF J.L. RjgED J. Cole & Son, WUOLKSALB A RETAIL MANTLES. GROCERS ITALIAN ariria*-urattowmi AXXBICAB BABBLE ShimI ofl&iital DENTIST LIE FUWB, suns lifflOOD: K9 LOT, fifll RE8T0HH)'. Wall. Ita afaored I didn’t ■*' "»«>> aa juat a aayftadtAaZerd* pudding. make* everybody who owe* rogue is vary certain tn be ahave. himxclt and ■I spend mini, part in study, then I with father,” said James. a buy �JOSEPH PFLUG ! jjhr Republican fanner Again death strike* a shining markThe National debt was diminished during April 12,247,485. la the departure of Hon. Salmon P. Acrouura Io the last census them are Chase, *o suddenly announced, the in the Un:t*d 8tal« 81,858 male physi­ country is bereft of the highest judicial cian* and eurcevn* and 525 female phy- officer of the Gororanient ; of Ono of its moat eminent 8tata»m"n, a ynwerfal Wl ixsia that new time table* will champion of freedom at a time when it go into effect about the 26th inat on required the highest moral courage to bo the trunk Naas. Wo shall promptly note any changes, on receipt of Time rial officer, a Magistrate tried and cover found wanting, In various capacities, an upright and moat estimable Christian Tai Vermont Editon and Publisher*, ci risen in all the relatione of life. Hi* hold their annual meeting at Burling­ hoaltb had been feeble for many y ear*. ton. Juno 4 th. An excursion Io Lake Ihar Ucrrrr Cmri Omca 1 Haetmgs Qty, April 15th, 1879. $ 1-U. •n the 7th, The Board any Comity CITY Support Your Home Industries! by the County Clerk- The roll being called by Townships and Wards the fol­ lowing named person* were prasoat and answered to said call no thb Cenvasaera appointed from the aerural Townships and Wards respectively, to wit: Assyria. Charles 8. Clark; Baltimore Ruesail K. Stanton; Barry, ■ ■; PATENT COOLER Built in the Country WOOD SAWING OHROMOS I BACON & First-Class New Styles. PW LU/EBEIf pUltfflSIfED l/t Ctf LOf LOTS. cash for MACHINES �CLOTHING. Peninsular Railway. An wo go to proea the following causes have bora fully du*(x>Md of: (W C. Worth, vs. Alvin W. Bailey, atsutapeii, on appeal from Justice Court. Owing to ill health, I will BELL or Cause continued on application of De­ SENT my UME WORKS, with three fendant on the usual terms. Wright acres of land attached, situates! 3 1-2 add Holbrook fur Plaintiff; C. G. Holmiles west of Hastings. Terms easy. Would exchange for other proptrty. Tho Mansfield Machin. Wcrkt. v. Inquire on the premtoc*. or address, Joshua W. Glonn, assumpsit. Causa aprlGtl* A. J. POTTER. continued on application of Defendant I Mra. Taylor's good teste jn trimming on th. uiual terms. Wright and Hol­ j will insure for her a good train this brook far Plaintiff, Clement Smith for Paranol DeCouney end Mary DoCouney, vs Wm. Jones, order for surety tor cost, to bo filed within sixty days. Clumcnt Braith lor Plaintiff, Wm. H. Hayford for D, fendant. CHURCHES. iiii.i., About four yoart ago, Nancy Stowe, wife of Michael Stowe, now deooas^l, deserted her husband and infant child. Bho left her infant asleep in tho cradle, end in charge of a small girl with a bottle cf laudanum and a spoon (so MrStow stated} with the inetructions to give ft to tho babe when it awoke, but1 fortunately tho father, camo in before any of tho deadly poison had been ad­ ministered to the chiM. Boon after tbs desertion ol tho wife and mother, "Mr. Stow bound tho child to Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Updiko of this City. Shortly af­ ter securing a good homo for his child tho father died- The adopted parents hare always taken tho very beat care of tho little orphan, and haring no children of their own, think a great deal of it. In th>* mean time the unnatural Atliearn, by Edward Bacon their next friend, vb. Ixironzu 0. Hollon, ojoctmont. taining a doubtful reputation. A few I Cause continued on applicatioa'of the* months ago she married a man by th0 unmo of Florence, and on Saturday last rent her husband tn hunt up hor child, Th. Circuit Court is still in tesiion. j which bn succaK-dwl in doing; and Mr. Decidedly cold yesterday for the 13th i Updike being away from tho houso at day of May. tho time, and nobody a: home except Oak Ames, died at his residence in . r>o sod J«cLk.u, Laoiiogrf- Sspnaw Kallraad*. Mrs. Updike and a hired girl, threaten­ by respondent with consent of Pros, ClisrtKU—With OrxndKlirr Valter Uaitroa.. North Easton, Mose., on the 8th, inrt. Ualtte ere.k-W.lX Mkhlzaa Cretrel Kalli Attorney. C. G. Holbrook for the l‘co- ed to take tho child by force; but Mrs. aU. for all pureI* EmI ud Wrai. Isnit Gov. Holt, sails for Europe on ' ; pie, John R. Van Yeisor for respouduut. Updike caught up tho child and tied to V Kiteurg-Wllh Ura-sl Uan.-la . Indians the 2oth, Inst, in tbo steamer Adriatic. The People vs. Alonzo Hager and the neighbors fur safety until sha could । Dr. J. M. Russell is still improving |I Alonzo IL Barnum, for arson. Cause ! his ire»w, this time by tbo building of continued on application of the roapon- dtclaring ho would have tho child be­ . an addition to his barn. dents, nnd against the oppoiitton of fore eight o'clock that evening. Wo would advise the unnatural moth­ | Don't cat Ice Cream yet, for tbo vor- (James A. Swceaey. James A- Swoeaay | diet of tho Cotunore* Jury would be, for tha People, C. G. Holbrook nnd er and her iiegs* lard noVer to undertake 1 Clement Smith for respondents. '' again to rotnovo tho chill by force, lor ; d.-ath from Icicles in th. TJiroutie'j JloticB?. Tho People vs Frank Hey uca, Wm. ‘I Mr. and Mrs. Updiko ltav» tho sym■ Mrs. Gaines ie building quite an addi- . Haynes, George Haynes, Alonzo Bon­ 1 patby of ' the community, and Mr. Up­ i net, nnd Wm. Steuben, infonnation for ; dike uraum* us that it they taka tbo ’ grand larceny against the Haynes and ■ Wo uotico n-wral of our citizens uro Steuben, and against Bonnett for aid- ■ planting shad. tr«u about their protni1 iug in tho ouminis.iou of a fslony. On o*s. All who do that are. public bonaMnwas. Gaxau A Ilv-iscix are still application lii» counsel, Wm Burgh­ er, the Court ordorel a H-jMirute trial j supplying tho farmers of tb«> county of for Bennett. The three hay nee and Barry with ths justly cetebratcd Oliver's ' —- IINE8 I Stouten were tried by jury and found I guilty of grand teramy, with a rocom- । this Flow is baring th., largest ante, incndationof the boy Steuben aged 13 ‘। and giving the eery but sxtisfaction of years to tho mercy of the Court. Tho j1 any Flow over put Iqto th. market It । i is giving such universal satisfaction in Court sentenced Frank Haynes ami । i Wm. Haynes to Statu Prison for four |l every instance in all kind, of soil (hat । years eacli, and Georg** Hernes for two ‘ j y*’«rs. whither they were reroore.1 on Dealers to acknowledge its great sope- I ' imnnriiatriy, as he mu»t leave town on , rioritv over all others, by trying to inti-J or before tho fust dav of Juno next ^Firt Knjiru. One of Babeodt's sixty Friday morning by Sheriff Vrooman.; lata it, by making and keeping Mtno-| u>ny7t2 E. F. BROWN. 'dollar Fire Extinguishers is worth Ifalf Sontanoo was suspended in tbo caso of thing a little similar to it in looks nnd Steuben, nnd ho was placed iu charge , ‘a d.ixon such Engines. — it to bo tho jemnur Oliver's of hu grand lather and taken from the ' claiming Isx»k out fyr those fin. Wool MattuisPatent Chilled Plow. In juatico and] MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. , Tlass Ball is being playe-i in tlio Court tant Ikwaner, Heath 4 Co.’s, go and Hou so yard, to tho great detenuont of city. C. G. Holbrook for tho People, fair play, wo wam th” farmed of tli» I Grind Hire Valley DivisionJ. IL Van Veteor for mpundanta. it- than, they are soiling cheap. nxtf the grass, shrubs, and tree*. We think I I county of Barry against nit imitation* of 1 Tho People vs. Alanae II. Bennett, ns , above, was then tried by a jury and the this Plow. MvAvra. Orubte 4 Russell, 3TBAH0ER. TAKE NOTICE! ,'l)o cwncn of dogs in this City know respondent acquitted. Very jnst|y on , bar./or it tbo Sots Agency for tho B« snru apd take tho first buss 1o ( dint Bologna Suuviges will bo cheap, । the evidence in the caac, os wn think, | County of Barry, and any Plow offered Al Troutwino’a Bari>cr;Shop, sign of soon,unless they pay heed to the dog tew i C. G. Holbrook for tho People, Wm. the big pole and razor, where you can except them, and thoae * >nployt«l-'by, always got a good j**b done in tho bar| by taking out alievtiseand puting colters I Burgher for re»[*ondeut. them in Its sate, aa tho Oliver's Patent' on thrir dcg« ? bor Hao. Al alwuys keeps tt|lazg« an-1 . Richard Van Valkcnbarg vs. Clinton । Within two weeks, Hon. James Brooks, Sprague, aKauuptiL Cause continued Chilled Tlow is an imposition and do| sortment of collars, tire, tobaccos, cigars signed as such. Wo therefore tarn all , Chief Justire Chase, Hou. Oak Aines, ! and gvnt'a furnishing goods on hand. to post themselves that they may not bo jForo from .’* eta. upjrarils: haggag*> Hon. Jarno. L. Orr, Prof. John Stuart I plaintiff 'a Attorneys, on application of' imposed upon and gat an interior artiMill, and Dr W. H McGuffry,: । defendant. Wright A Holbrook tor tie, at the price and in A name of the [artel from Earth. , plaintiff, SwecxcyA Wood for defendant.. '' 11 Aft..— —« 1.” ; If the Author of "Querio*,' Ath-arn, by Edward Bacon their next “mnny Republicans." will urn.I friend, Jacob Sehaffhuuser and CuiTo Pcar-vr and 8weet.««t Cod-IJvcr “many Republicans" hi. “Qiuftea" will I line Holcomb, ejectment. Continued on application of respondents on tho usual Oil is Haxanl & L'asweU’e, nude on the i receive prompt attention. I sea shore, from fresh, irtectcd livers, by , Wo notice' a now sign for the St. i Our Great OUR i laMiis Mutual Lite Insurance Cot?i[iu:iy, T.,8. Avrora & Sos*. Przucsn.iJzis absolutely pure and sweet. Patients '■ E. A. Holbrook General Agent, it* front The May number of ths lbw JUo/ait who have once taken it prefer it to all of the Law Office ot Meata. Wright & ‘ 'and CUUrnCt Zfenrurvat hand, furnish­ other*. rhystrittns have decided it ■ Holbrook, that has uo superior for Bartholomew and Myrtella Whitcomb, in Chancery, injunction bill. Order by i! ir.g much iuterotiug ard urufitablo mat■ lieauty in the city. f Among the necesulies of tho year, for the Court dissolving sold injunction,: nnd a decree entered diraussitig then । the proper development of our interests. bill. Thomas C. Jaylar f*f complain­ .. , ,, —. ; ant, Siaffird & I’adgbasn at Plainwell, aver tho Mill-prand on Groen *Strcvt.1 , , f , “ plies a want felt in every household' W.- n ill Sell CH EAP, ur Rent to a n spcnsible party, the Farm known a« thel John C. Spencer Farm, in tho townshtn r.f I tahini, in. consisting of *’• nvn-«,tiil inipror>aL Fair House, good fruit. C F. DWIGHFA CO. Hnstiugs, April 2. Ifi74 —If 8ny mon ; ate you Lungv '! Woman are vvu fiiint for want of teod ? Child do you want sh-.nclhing to «-a! ? If so call nt Is E. Staufiiir’s Eating House OLD. BIUIBIE »HD DIRECT ROUTE. Ninth Kde State Street, where you soil find everything in tho line «>f eatables, Michigan Central R. R. Siu Ho.-—N. T. 1’arkvr «f this city will sell at low figures, ter cash or good approved note.: two gxwd .Mores, one weight about 12»K> Iba, the other about tHMJ lbs., twotfcngte buggit-% two double buggies, two double and two single Harnraano. Hero ore bargains fur those wanting wrh property, that ■ are not often m*-t with. Cease dStf $8.00 New Advertisements. Largest Stock of Black ami, Blue Clothin^Vef*t of New York. Suits 12 to 40 dollars. Latest Styles of Boy. and Cliildren’a Suita from two years and np. wards.- Prices. 2 to 20 dollars. TRIWKS ONE PRICE. STAB qUMtfTEE SHtlSFiCTIO/l NEW WAREHOUSE, CLOTHING HOUSE ! HT" Rmneinbcr uur mime “ ST.flt CLOTHLVG HOUSE** is on the Doors and 117ndon's, so ild not be deceived by other merchants, as we. have no Branch Stores. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. GIVEN AWAY. BELOW THE SURFACE I AGENTS WAOTED THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON. AND GABLER PIANOS. ArroixTMXUfiL—O«v. Bigtey ha. ap­ pointed CoL Jerome Cmsi. of IXgrort a. a tnocibor of th. State M.Utary Board, and Karaite! F. Cook, of Atm Arbor. Assistant Clerk of the Hoo» W FRANK L. WARD Hastings <)• Allegan. May 15. Ayer’s Ague Cure, TXJIK CELEBRATED SIMMONS & CLOUGH A rare oiiar.ro to tray Dry Guuus1 .Wp-P. K Sabin A Co. of Jackwm.; are soiling oat thrir entire storic « first, BAGS VALISES Paper. Ix'iitlier, and Zinc Trunk# from$\25 to §20. Wc mm Htpiare dealing in alljnir ac­ tions, Chenpetft store in Michigan, and strictly My MACHINERY where there an? young to be an.tui -l Biglow Hav ly ami Ira Snrrarrer. in ‘land instruct***!, and in work as arcuiip। Chancery, injuuctmn Lift. Ordered that'i lishod in so nteainnt and Faithful a man­ the injunction be tmob- perpetual, o» ner that all must praise its goodness. Maaaoclhiselts. and a pair of Houdans i prayed for in the bill. Wm. D. Adams i। Send toT. 8. Arthur A Kun, Philadelphia, froii some point east, and various parties lor coniplaiiiaut. ure-gotting eggs for sailing trorn noted Joseph McKee uu.. uduiitted indue brtridurs of fancy fowls in all tents of form M n riltasn of tl»e Cniled States, I tiieiyountry. as per his appljiritiiei, on Friday May | the year wlmn Cough** and Cold* are . LIFE 9th, I ST#. trnubleemn, every .family shoal .1 bavv n undquatod fucilitioa for turning uu* jub i William H II11) ford va. John Row-1 safo and certain remedy st hand. Dr. printing—it ie a genuine good thing in , loader, a mu aqi.it. Judgment for plain-1 oonaection with now goods, and we will tiff by default for 8'1112 7fi nnd interest i Itensatu's Hire Syrup and Tolu, *»r Ifan • furitoh you as low as the lowest Wo at ten per rent. Wm. H. Hayford lor i «y Syrup, is the very thing. It ia nut only plssant for children to take, but is a can do cheap work, good work and fine plaintiff. certain cure for Croup, Whooping Cough. v«4. Prices acowdingly. , In tho matter of tha petition of Wm. Bronchitis, Anthiua, Coughs, and all af­ /Hie Goodyear property on tho North- Kerr, ter rectificate of dtecbargu of fection of the Throat and Lungs. Sold mortgage. After hearing the evidence by all Druggist*. Price 85 cents per Stns-ts is l*eing rcuiodled, a now fence of P. McOmbar, a certifimto disdiarging'the uiortgsg" was entered. Jnrncs built around the premiere, and now aide Ana roc ootxo ox vnz wstxz ? Take wulksaniU>.bo constructed forthwith. A. Fwwaaey for petitioner. along a bottle of Dr. Miller's Magnetic The People vs. Samuel E. Forbes; Report says this is to bo the residence of Balm, ft wiil keep off the Chills, pre­ , infurmofioa forforgury. Tried by jury. Mr. 1A Mrs. Wm. H. Goodyear. vent and cure Sea Sickness, and make is tho time to make arrangements |I Verdict not guilty.' Thus ends one of comfortable. Only 25 cte per bottle. 1 the most important triala over had in for fi>” jeripor celebration ol tho coming Soo advertisement in this paper. ■ this county, and it te not too much to 4th »i July, by the citizens of our City.: Ltvr or Larrna remaining al tho Wo lake it for granted all will favor a । ray that the defense we* handled in a celebration, thorefore tot us take time by masterly manner, and that tho case of Hastings P. O, May 13th, M73. Miss Addio L. Brown, Mrs. Maria the .forolock and such make preparation tho People wn* presented in ita clearest as will, reflect lesling credit on our ytrang light. Il is, also duo Mr. Holbrook Hills, Miss Addio Jones, Philip Martin, that we should uy that bo was engaged Mrs. Sarah Parker, Mtu Freni: Row­ for the defsnae in this caso before his ley, Mis* Bury Tanner, Cvnrail WorIL E. Combs t Co. have just opened election as Prosecuting Attorney. Jas. lino, Mrs. Addie 0. Young, Mrs. NeUio a new hat, cap, boot and shoo store in A. Swessey far tho People, Q G. Hol­ Young. W ashington Black, State Street, Fred brook and Wm. fl. Hayford, assisted Direct yoar letters to number of P. O. Alexander being in charge, where cau bv N. A. Balch of Kalamesoo, as coun­ sel for tho roepondent___ be ftxmd a full stock of everything in thrir lino as good a. tha best an-1 as Tas Rzruauc.—Tho May number uf cheap as such a quality of goods can bo this exceedingly popular magazine, do voted to the dissemination of political information, is before us, and as ever ia held In tha Catholic Church hare on tho of great practical value to every Amer­ third tiunisy of this month, (next Sab- ican who would bo posted on tho politi­ batbpiWtng to tha absence u( the Pastor cal movsniouts of tho day and ago. It to attend tha Syuoi of the Clergy of tho is publisbed by the Republic Publishing Dtoceae nt Detroit. The next regular Company, end edited by Has. J*x» M. Edreh«e», so well known to Michigan serviev will be ix> the first Sunday of rasa as the former able editor «*f the June, ti*u Feast of Pentecost or Whit Detroit Tfritaat. and for many years the ffaiulay. The Catholic Church hero ia Qiairman of too Itepeblioan Bute Ceualso, t« be enlarged 22 foot at oner, as trnl Cotaroittoo- Tho tart that hs is ed­ the present buMing having already .teeu itor of the Republic is a sufficient guar­ MV auto" that it is. ail it prutes*™ to U. found too sranli la acctnamodato the members of that Church. Tha Attzanc w an exoeedingly iuterreting number. Celia Tlwxter writes charmingly of her “ChiM-Iafe at the Ideal Hlwals;” Parton contribute* a rind account of ‘*Tbe PrceUtontral Compaign cf 17M Prot Agaraiz droeribes -ACrni^i through tbo Galapagos.;" Robert Date Owen givaaa an entertain- : SUIT! Other Stores tu*k no much more for t Ire name goods We always keep Fine Custom made Suits from 2<i to 3-7 dolhtry. Tho subscriber, having purchased tbo ' ••Magnetic Write and Water Cure E»Gardens in all parts of our City are tablishment,” situated in the village of ; Plainwell, earnestly requests all pcr- j Iwiug put in order, Lawns beautified sons indebted to him, either by note or . cud thereby the app*-aranco of tho City • book account, to rail and settle tho sama 1 inuoh improved. BfKRALL GREAT cxjiected. will lecture at one uf the eherthtes in this City on Sunday aveniug next Sabjstet, -Tha Botafttific Eri- ■At* EORGE �MEW ABTKRT!«EMRKT8. would if Ln had cut it for the hayi There would not have been over four ton* at the moat, and th* bay would hav* fetche-l 816 * ton. which would have been 864 fnr tho hay. Well, there acre two tone of straw, which brought • 12 50 per ton—825 fur tho straw, there were twenty -four bushel* of *»ed, which brought 33.50 per bushel—*84 for the ra^i; add *25, which would be *109. Now Bubtract *3 fo.- thrwehiag. which leave *106, and you see th*r* was *42 mure riroist in the seed than there would have been in the hay ORDIXAXCE XO tH- Wishart's Pino Tree nrLATTVB TO UCEXltt. Diuchy * Cota. Column. Tar Cordial, teTrausa- »*rt tewotiw ra* U»U» ■ NATURE'S GREAT REMEDY •1*^1 »»i eksclAa *■«*• lias Is l4.au rkueaa skeM tea S*e«M > Carla* was eeaa * i->l«*i aarra BeMlsWraaaraaM1 la (raw. ZESs »s--“- wSxiS BITTERS 0123484823232323484853010100534823530248 1180—Glass window* unad for light, i 1236—Ctinmaya first put to houaa*. I 1252—Lead pipe* tor carrying water. 1209-Spectacle* invented by an Ital­ ian. 1302—Paper tint made from linen. '. 1841 — Woolen cloth first made in 1410—Art of painting in ©it 1440—Art of printing from mureable y fr ! mortgage sale- BUILDERS’ Sara»r ■ra । ■sv.-rafS m. •*■**©** teol>a ».r-.,. „ wU I* JeKsjfUlkk. eitA m * Wild life in the Far West iraad SALE OX EXEt l Tiux. 1490— Telescope invented, by 1'arta and Jansen. r ®r>1 brought to Europe "SUS England by (■*n«r «f •ovuea Ik.I '-J pare anKtUOOQ 1618—Circulation tf the blood covered by Huvwj. 1022—Brick first made of any 1625—Wins made from grape* in England. 1630—Pendulum clucks first inrent- Saints ’ or rue SlN^RS' * BiRLtt. Notice to Special-Tax Payers. 500.stirs ftA.-WTlft.'teS celli. in Italy. 1545—Air-gun* in ran tod1050—Broad first made with yeaat. 17411—Steam engine* invented. 1069—Cotton tint planted in : a.-,— 60,000 00 1755—Steam engine* improve! by . ’stt 1783—Stereotyping invented in Scat- . n<L 1-88—Animal tnsgnetum discovered j Great American Dyspepsia Pills, SINE’S !IFT SjxNTERPfVSE. 1832—Telegraph invoated by Morse ■ 1839—Daguerreotype made by Dogu-, | on Sunday is void. | A note obtained by fraud, ur from one intoxicated, cannot be collected town*. On th* form, ownership goes a If a note be foot or stolen, it due* nut great way* in conducing to a rational release th* rffaker—he mu*t pay it. course toward tho brute creation. In ' An endureer of a note i* exempt from • the Urge citie*, where so many hors-* liability, if nut served with notice of it* ' and mule* are entrurtod to the hand* of I dishonor within twenty-four hour* of I hired driver*, half brute* naturally, and made *tillmore brutal by tho u'so of liquor, it i* hot a matter of to much wonder that violent abate often occurs that render* neceuary the enforcement of law* for protection, or that soeietiee exirt for this eproific purpose But it it Ignorance of tho law excuses no one. not with tha latter that th* 7‘rosrw F»r <•», vwy fortunately, ha* to do. With It ia a fraud to conceal a fraud. Tbo law ramfiela no one to impoesithi* class, reaecn ia ont of tit* question, even at time* of personal interview; ilitie*. An rgreameut without cunaider*Iion tainted appeal* are •till mere itseles*. But on tbo form, luckily, such ia not often thb case. With tho farmer and hi* boy*, at least, th* ill treatment of stock, wheth­ er used for work ar otherwise, the iu*t- product, and her keeping nwulta in >om inttead of profit Tfo> maiming, or murder if we may ao call it ef «*ther become* a dead Ium to the pockot Thia ie ao whether injury rwulta from willfntnaai or heodla**n*M ia a moment of naaaion, neglect or injudicious though well manat treatment But it moot in truth be *aid that ib*»c principles are for lee* acted upon by fanner* than in ■11 raaeon one would expect Tho actu­ al loaa to farmer* by culpable ill treat­ ment of domeetic aaioial* in any of our State* would more than pay tho form taxa* thereof While those resulting from ignorance and car*le*aua*e would quaation coacwrniug the truth of thera ■latomont*. For ,their verification let any thoughtful reader take a careful »unwy ut th* condition ot th* matter in hi* own neighborhood and township. We are *11 roundly prating about our unjurt taxation .nuwd by th* dubon«ety of oAniala. the ring* and monopo­ lies, which in Heaven** nam* we would not paJHato in tho least, but while seek­ ing to stop the warte at tho bung-hol-. let ua not' forget th* waste by th* *pig- The Pin Tree Tar Cordial, ^GREENBACKS i Sltrrr-naewnirt Ifar- 0,000 raters* orarar • le mM Car *4 •RIXPJX i-U* at hr.bal. Sewing Machine TO-DAY. DIO LEWIS. Editor. .•ittatsicss i. latesoU/ rtHMUi wra= DODDS, NERVINE 8 Wood chines °r rir"'- y«XXr»«< i 800 Pages, 250 Engravings. A .Urtlin* llpwaT Medial Uambaf. et -!>• DOES IT! Shelters. U is lie New DitH Mr Mint W.T WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS S'i’K Plantation BITTERX A NEW BOOK and mercy toward* th* brute creation I ASH. OAK or BOCK ELM LUMBER that nxne* under the care of the hus­ delivered thete or at any Mill within bandman; not only for merry ’* and de­ cency' e take, but for tbo «ak* of econo­ ten miles of Hasting*. my and thrift. Tlie bu*y neeson for the teams of th* form is the tune for reflec- iLANTATION UNDEVELOPED WEST MOTJCH IX ATT AI ll.XEJrr. ATBjjr.M^gltq AS. - TU rrsU Co* Bitters lUWrt J.Onel ead| rautip,. I . twotm OB FIVE TEAR! IN THETEIIIT0IIE8 By J. IL BEADLE. and oomparauvoly with ease Another way ia to carry it in a boek«t and aow by ataaka aiaadar to sowing broadcast A* to th* paaprt time to sow an wheat, I would state that If you eoed with clo­ ver., immediately after seeding is the l«t tijno ; it not raeded. I aow no pine­ tar, as I hove neeer reeeived any bene­ fit bv putting it an wheat Tho best Ume to tow plaster on ofover i*.after it get. a good Mart. g««aUy about May Irt, bet never before the graa* Marta, a. greet abandanc*. in foct, han rooked naw other 9at dry- The firat year or ao we found difficulty ia nproiag them, u we pocked for the table ee fort as they were ready Thera are only two points, if obeerwed will eaewm ranca** Retaliate I*** O-tapof rack . . _a — -a.— *----- ------ , J .1— ■— _r CLEVELAHD. OWO. THEIEITFIUTI* THE WOILI. •IKS', 12,000.000 ACRES. Ltoron _ Only 50 Cents per Bottle.^ Aauwvuri' PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. IURE YOUR LIFE Tie Iitnl Life Iinraice Caguj, LARGEST and STRONGEST TaaftSBjiBfBii LYON’8 < 1THAIR0N ■T*D» Ol* POKE ROOT, SlaU^Mrau_ ***auTI( gs^SSaE^W' � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-05-21.pdf 249b174031a32a918d59bd14531e9f56 PDF Text Text Tjfe KerilBUCMt tm starting withouk Its • VOL. XVIII HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1873. jjortrg. Pnitgiwl W feWw Cartt THE cacss. OF THE minsav at law. OLIffl ea™-U*u..rraw«ii>s Wiih .pint BMk. CBM ■uaiheMUaTMaul One Hundred and Fifty sold in Thirty Days. «'~° MOXKY TO LOAN la mu ef tbreekee- ISiaTtalteiSSsJE: The Third Car Load expected soon. It is the “ Farmer s Favorite.” Every one likes it. ily of it. Advertise it! WRIGHT*. HOLBROOK. 1I>| ATTOBXKY »■ tew, Mkiur 1* ChuMvry'wU ■TiiL-a DCRGHLR. CtENL’IXE » could be bad. joeof the OCP In, the Menufsc■n year» ago and futile endeavor sod plow. Bh'<rall»S.ra ,Wra —,«1 b •b~4 ““ -Xrara «< a. r~>k.wb. 10 homo neet Oh wb.t « 1U Cdn»'Jt«ent»- I« u alw»yn tilled MOTHERS EO-S Sb* was naturally a tidy woman, and j Lath morning Mr. Wilton nut on a ns »ho looked around upon the vntidy warm, new under-shirt, and saw bi* house sbo grow nervous elnuat to de- little one* looking fnwh and swwit in sj-air, and tlio tears foil last upon the I tlsoir new garmtmta ; but bo saw not । baby* fac* at her breast, ; thkt the finger* (hut had to patiently Retucin'icr that JOHN ROBERTS The Manufacturers’ Agents for Barry County And keep constantly on hand a large stock nf POINTS and other Repair-. strong desire to return house and to it* -h. no.—I * <hMrf-l fep—,„ “ b—<—14 a. — n.unllj, b«L.u -.Ab™,Irah.. dutiw and cares onoe more. So. oq* morning, in early winter, slio Jeft*li«r I Lose hope* and aspirations that come " “ I cuuM oely go easy Joi good bye* rnnong the bills of her aid to most of us to ebear our discontent. . ?,.**“• when | home, and went back tu Ufa's ovaryJay ' Hbe loved beautiful things. &o loved f than 1 nature and longed for a stroll Troll aver oret trie the tI — — ,— “»>Y eS« — bom. — to •- mother «..»•«! duties with axia l and thankful heart. prairie that lay broedafid Iat ’ ’ around I ’V 1v"" kno w* •**— KM "‘W------------EUr*r “• UP «U i But ,h" old ,if,» il* «■*!■'«• round cnoour3Ka-I->1' oud lb* pale l:p* quivered । ot work and “ toil without rcootupanso" L«r. But slio found very _____ ' ‘ ’tho ’ । luxury luxury ' T“*bly. , was over. Tbero wa* to be no moro agement for luxuries, oven " 1 a Uh you could, I'm sure," replied yearning* for sympathy, no moro word* । of a ramblo out of dour*. sordid m ,irr husband. "But Susan, I don't seo [ of duapronation, no moro of the "p*nHer husband waa sn who 1 ‘drunI lt 1 “*b‘ *Ma‘'' “7 wi*<’ aild !KiUnd Jbolish" economy, .ra^w.. I Xa-T •tocb< Lut prices are low now, it Husband and wife aharo alike in comtfo, i wou!dn't W “H- I couldn't got ■ fort-, and the dd hard life is buried.— means aF iJanur ratiinw and i BBcl1 ’nOre calre* I R1T'! A'isw Jfoysww. ■«'G'i'V ...’SiJ&u'.T. Which we sell at factory price. The OXX.T Wagon that Lae the SLOPE SHOULDERED SPOKE. Buckafe Jriqpjci^ and Reapers, Superior Grain Drills, Ulrica Wheel Rakes. Corn nhd Fallow Cultivators, etc., etc., etc. i £ wmcEiSK OBI'l n U. 8. M.niiaL:<J.u.raiC.UMilM Aetal AMS, WILLIAMS. * CD, . rACnnUHCRaadDaaUrt In DrawU B4d rt^jnna. Dwr. Ill>41. Milk Aeta. a loving Lome in an Eastern State, and 'on*'PUat« mad- for Limrelf a hptn. on th* |«iries ™ “’,e“h' , of lbw West H. was de*mod a very . ,Mr*- W,iWn dM «P'J shrewd man by the nalghbore around. 1 do’bt " ~ Ira— a»ra.V —I —.Ira- ' U1SI X1 B Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS BLACMMITHIJiG,— 4hmhi -«w4 p*trH*Meyuur Holt at the old, stand of girl John Wilton had brought there eight yean before. Mr*. Wiltoq did not uk her husband if bo had stoypod a: Mr*. Flynn’s she •uppoaod of ciurao he bad; end tho fol­ lowing week she watched every day for bet expected help. Watched but nut waited, but as the hoar* went by, she began the task and kept at it until ii was done. -Mr. Wilton jirotendud not to see all this. Ho kept aloof as much as possi­ ble, to u to avoid any explanation hu might bo called upon to make; b.it BARLOW Dye Stiifis, where you know you get none but the FIRST QUALITY. PAINTS & OILS School Books J- Stationer// Pure Wines and Liauorst PBESCBllTiONS ANlS" FAMILY FOR MIDIC1XAL PUU*0.sEa J. S. GOODYEAR <fc Co. Sweet’s H°Telj GRAND KJLPlDM,.............................. MtCD. Michigan Exchange. RECEIPTS. Entire tat M®. June IS, 1811 TOIlW HI H l« What is it ? ' John WUtoa glanced at bar os he Jttet stand her* and want or t of tho dour, an-1 mistook th* »w the water run of Hash uf antia of health, an through lior tear*. "Nothing for her? My God, doctor T You don't mean that she is past ,*11 help J” and John Wilton'i heart doom­ ed tu stand still for a moment " I did not say she was pas*. Lain," It. after all. tiha'll ham tho house replied the doctor. “ The truth is, Mr. er pcopte liappy," ■ tarn of general interest; but he cannot shinin' agin Saturday night, aad then U ilton your wife is worked down, and ‘■Well, I'll try tho last thing firat." I'll juat give her tho money I’d bad to and she went to work to amuse bur iitpay Mrs Flynn. It'll go toward burin' tlo luothcr Willie, who was crying. By the winter things for iho familyand tho time aha had him riding a chair and ho gave the well-filled pocket-book a loving squeeze. Saturday night found th* houio all arc a good sunshine maker, for you're smfling, a* Mr- Wiltun had pophosiod, got alxiut all you or Willie can hold juat unusual price; that a naw school-bou** but Mm. Wilton looked mor* tired and now. But Im’s try what we can do with tho second rule." •‘But I haven't anything to .enjoy,, was hardly' a. rooompenso. But Mr. 'cane® alt mr dolls urn old. And tnv nin. Wilton felt Mtisfied. Strange he could in tho local paper ehould not pezmir* the odor of the eaaene. of a gnat leap; which undoubtedly would ••Hold," said Unde Jack; "hare's an life in th* shining window* and whiten­ old newspaper. Now 1st'* gat some ed walls; but he only aoid, as h* fun oatoiit." glanced about him: nry deep intellect to "Fun out of c newspaper! why, bow i.i tho vmv life and ■ you talk." Bnt Uncle Jack showed bar hpw to g it had teemed si man with," anti ho ohucklod to bimaeU; fullset meaninir of DENTIST jflio DHY QOODS i/i E/ioltst Vwrrr- How can I help it th® robin'* gate pay for his work, and, therefore. WARD. JtaiRUle, Mickiian. AR W»rk prompUr sttswJad ta. S Russell & Nevins of paper doll* and how to make pretty thing* for Willie out of tho paper. Thon ondar-shirt* ** I wouldn't for four times that much feel ao srora out as I do t< mgbed Mrs. Wilton to hersrlL Why, it is LEE REED’S Trip Hammer. And »o aho found many a ploaasnt amueament. and when badtime came aha kimed Uncfo Jack, and aaid“Good night, dear Uncle Jack-" '•Good night, little sunshine maker," said Undelack. And site droamod that night that Unde Jack bad built a great house, Immense Stock IF YOU WANT to LOW an to DEFY COMPETITION. Fall John must ba fitted up; then the four litfla one*, and lastly, hanolf. Her own fdrd ft»nr H AMMEREH. South side State StreetHAST1K0B. MICH. PAiXTING! I am prepared tn offer Meantime, John Wilton waa thar- Single scat Buggies as Low as One Hundred Dollurs. Water Goods. Svxjuijra Factomt. Uncle Jock end Little Jenny. Ladina will find almost everything uaualiy.kept in a Dry Good* L shall atoo build Hluarn I'uroi tMoax. bright, wotm tint* or "John, I Wish you would call at Mr* The man took a sup or tw thin turned toward the tall, stook, and machine, and felt "quite poor,'' ho oaM r> ' m.. U-A we are continually-------- „ thing. Wo am Bring at «] ta.-1 ar.d too reckltea a rate. [Wvcv.ua. had 2STow Farmers, doing duty tu cbildnra'i clothes, or lor Larjgr .J <»»>■ you could ret a HoHelte-a. < ««*«■ the WHEEL, For the Gvntleusea. Pricei Guaranteed. HASTINGS IARBL1 WORKS' ■■ What it it John ? What is wrong "Axsstigo tuts uuv- mki me man. m sure ii don't look nry bed. "Ob, John! th* house is dreadful dirty. Look at the wall* and win­ dow*" ••Pooh 1 X *e* dirtier ones owry dgy;" had struck Wilton had beard him rail her &mte. Hastings, March. 6.1BTX MONUMENT* HEADSTONES. TABLE TOPS, MANTLES, H. F. STTINHOFF J. Odle St Son, GROCERS. ITALIAN AMERICAN .................. MARBLE a hundred, WOBUMG AID BISTING. And two Seated Farmers’ Buggies at J. HEWARD ttr.t < nitwe that delight in (XtensiT* patron- A PABABLE Medicines GOODYEAR at without conveying th* slightest of what it is for—a disgrac* to th* business man, a jeer to the editor and on insult •—Ira —. r„_ <t_ _ acter te always bright and ntat looking. long ago found out that hit tdol, and everything ifioed to it—even hersolf, she eomotimos thought, when, with DRUGS j Make Yo«r Own Bunahin*. J. P. ROBERTS & CO. HESSMER, HEATH k. CO. .ssnsfsTitsdttessrsist >u«»aw ta(ll««rw siJBsrtal Riibw fvraliksd. J AVISO Rra-.-.-i !. ar era, U»|. «s J.e.rwa rtrwu I w-mU »« rwrvrttallr setwi: Ik- W K«M, at tkv tkrwsrs aaa ii Barty <.«lr-\uso4ra. u, *e* Sbor. vyt. ra. ...I. . m Alt nr... SSL’E i S ““"A w>“'“ i Hur* whim tjie heart is orerLurdon-'d morning scarcely strong enough to fart[ by grief u* trial! They soon to b* th* I *n <b« gannento of tbo little ouss about leir chubby , could fee! agpu. , M<»P*por tor if not to print adrertteo। rinsi that wash our hearts from selfish. ] tbtir chubby Httl* Httl* forms. forma. Bpricg came, ante, bright and joyous m as 1 1 And what Kjoy to sit for bout* at th* ■ ncsi. Spring Kn. WUm> -V l-r »4 kiHM-,1 i — a...,;—a.------- _=.U a---------------“f“■ feet of her Who first guidod her own Lv. .1... ra-ra. .1-4 „4, .»4SU»«H>lu4ral™u^mUS»4. fieltering step*. The poor worn out advertiaament? When than art. a good .o -1» ... I... burd.o rf |J—4-A . *~ WilM >»4 bra many men of this kind in town, wo can --.i ..trai- Vi—:__ i.___ ______ v->.. crowing thinner and t-ater all winter toll It by a single glance at tho local But with returning hualtli re-qn a nawapaper. It look* muddy and eeng- TRIAL r'iHHClANa^aad Sarwoi. Ogwevw F.uhL U. DIAMOND. I xfficldc.'sell their uwu, * they Shoucbt to secure ajarfifl! Unfortunately not belngposteo lurera, they got the termij u.oi not adapted to the wsnb i» to injure the reputation and ml .... .i.nki.Hiiiit.'w-, » « NO. 4. But I reckon the wim-] Mrs. Wilton did ’ fether used to( fuU i mon them dayn ------------- 1- _/ l-.._ . u>ft • stuff than r-----iw-a-day*. Git up Dobbin, "Now-a-day* th* wimmen want so Mr. Wilton pyorod * true I've hired heap of work done for 8u- much help, to get rid of work," contin­ r. flho bud help when we ued Mr. Wilton. Td like to g*t a killed _ •awing-machino, but it'a out of tho ’Nervy Gilman It” to undertake it, we Mtn, Wilton thought of the mower! Mr. Wilton nccoc afford it, either, forniy mowing-maebina must Ito* paid for thia fall, and Lwant to iuuuu wim ICO ecucirca, l buy somo moro stock, too, this fall, end •aid, and Mr. Wilton waa ri I must have a oorn-plantcr next spring. heavy load, fibe did not go to bed that i ent, cheerfully acquiescing Un- k— If i i,.—_ _I night until Jong after he husband was I •ogKcation, tend oven saggeating thinn folks in Nsw Yo:k or in Massachusetts, Hyxm'» and didn't stop. Git ’ up Dob- sleeping soundly- Bhn Lad worked hart ।i for bar comfort that he once would have and the old folk* wBl show it to other old folks, and the nu and daughter* Of al! day. atid sleep would bo a welcome ' other old folk* will Mftftj•“—“ What was th* hollow-ayad, tired- guest, but the little gurmont was much er from ita columns that a । looking'woman th inking of all this pcnM Bow. Ho Lad sold -ha young timet Thinking of ! 8Ln had no timt to - -------- . - ------- - ——• ra-Mra., uus stock for much les Uian ho „Paid L< . think of anything but work.. - The not worse then th* poor, hungry heart them, that tris wife might be nursed I churning waa not dour, the breakfast ached for sympathy and comfort. She back to life--------------and health. And h<- could dishes ware unwaaltad, the milk was .kra.-a. -e v- ttrlnrr.loTillg husband, but rejoice the sacrifico when ha anw •tardy sons of tba East-a*. not aUnimed, the w**Vs ironing stared might become more her . . eyes • gri P*1” bright- ond her stop alas. iho Eldorado* of the West, xh*n —ra/kM H T# X*____ I Ira her in th* fane, and last, hot not least, tic.' many Lava found homo* and happine was th* little on* togging at her skirts. I,” aba cried to bar-1 “ Stay a* long m you plaasa," wm land Tba' focal paper u * ' Legging for nourishment. Bui It does; •• rory bate to lire far." J b“ parting mcaaage to his wife, as^^| — —fortune*. - -1 I...!*- -V iJ ■’ SiriiBl aM Ittfausl --DENTIST we i ili oar irMitiiiliMiMK em UDfura tmcco Uffi«D:BfflUn,8R BSmiffi! out with ths ulmoat Now that the good the nett trouble WM Title* �^cpuiliran fanner. wdl FARMERS! S25,OOO A JUBILEX or OUK OWE Grand Rapid* ha. 140 mIoou. intrednoed^aa * background to tba resolution. adopted by the convention Rapids fa 3145,700. ‘ new poeJcflos hasbeen established Things” GltesoreU CaMittg—Heu Twin Laks, Muskegon county. direct connection with thia "dty, all of a Grand Beals 1 AD of Uta which will iuue round-trip excursion tick.te to Chicago and return, al greatlv Ticket! at Special Bate! tho Whole reduced rates By this moans stwcial facilities will bo afforded from Green office just established in Mason Conn- Support Your Home Industries! With Bin. The Great Southern De­ Take a Look at lew Chicago. « lauxs, The productive i nd ostriee KAKSAB FINDS- more horrible in the effort to invent A new boll-ringing troupe, composed entirely of ladies, has been organised which allusion has been ai Niloe. The State Sabbath School Conren- built at Jackson, h) bo operated in nrchon with the chrmicaJ works of acceptance ol an opjiortunitv so favorbin for enjoring the hospitality of tho Gardon Cay, and giving«rfaf to tho occasion by thfar presence. Were anything needed to aasuni the succee *<f tho schema, other than its bold­ ness. ariginalitv, and entire derirability, it is found in the thorough competency of its sjiecially engaged managers, Are Sift" er HATS 4444 15,00 8,00 5,00 75 PLOWS • B-IlWjeST 4 <Mf® 1 Built in the Country. «« o..t von no looser need to buy Hosts , built In Ohk> or Indiana, thus sav. Appreciating the fact that the ruined city has done moditiee required fa exchange, are in many instances injurious and to certain intereete absolutely destructive, arising OF " -p lie. Yard^vitjo Sheeting at " 12c. Stripe Shirting “ 20c. Cottonudes, Fm F. A M. CuMimere, " 25 to 85c. Boy«' Suita, Wool, Mena’ Union Caaaitncre auita. wool, “ Cotton auita, Linen Coita, included within tho ranges ot our rail- of obscure journals. But the worthy cinson from Cincinnati, or Calumet—it A company Las Loen organized at is immaterial which —who, hypothecat­ arrange the details and personally de­ Flint with a caiptal of 850,000 for the ing an opinion upon tho rod-hot miles vote their time and exjieriance to tho development of the grandest celebra­ l'u’JM’ °f manufacturing woolen tion ever known in Chicago, and, of the Imlay City baa'adopted a license of thing elae," got fooled, - another warn- kind, tho finest in tho world. sia/1 _ — __.i_ __ licly sold. the house where thia family lived, bnt C0NBI8TINO previously reader the fact' plans --------—---------------------------- —B Jacked A new organ has recently bs«n sad somewhat seriously interfered with placed in tho Methodist Church at Al bv Messrs. P. Laiek, N. Ergv. and Goa bion, at a cost of 8400. Headitivoness. Tu be sure it must in Individual exiatenoo'dqwnds; Union City has a ciothseupiu factory Wauaxs. All natural products are the traits of labor and capital, and as national industries are only sustained and proposed bv an That I Must and Wil! Sell in Sixty Days. fa rapidly suUid.ng in | California. Hie Proaident' denies any change in I friends throughout the country would his policy regarding Louisiana L'L-.-____ I’ll_____ j if Moro than 10,000 immigrants have landsd in New York within a w»ok I jwst The late frosts bare badly damaged t be fruit crops ia many sections in Ionvatatra is uaroay, There ia great sympathy for the sur- । We also build the Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make to Order. Rooms and Offices to renta over my store. orgtmirod at Williauutou, Ingham ■.Max am *-i County, with a membership <?f 10 : it is entitled " Williamston Lodge No. 205.” product; therefore. The total number of men employed The victims ot tn the saw-mills at Flint ia 485, antral is exjwcted that 105,000,000 feet ot lumJv W HHi ■ —____ .__ to obtain from Cungreea and tho differ­ Iwr will including Dr. York, Henry F. McKee- ent State Ugialaturo-iauch Legislation Foundlaad. u may be nsceeendrf» control and limit The new M. E. church at Ludington, placement fa concerned,—naturally de­ Much enthusiasm fur the new Allan-1by law, within tho proper constitution­ was dedicated on the 28th silt. Rev. mends somsthiag unusual in ths wsy of al end legitimate limits, the rates and a celebration. It is fitting, too, at this advanced stage of our reconstruction, Cotton Exchange. Mfas Lillian Edgerton, the new. Ig । minply of Sult for sale at Lowcut market rates. 678. ’ ■* ws should, in toms pronounced manner, 1 foilMr. Cartwright of Marshall claim* ac knowledge that the humanity toward raaa<^ beautiful star lecturer is developed ia our neighbors— ng on marriage and divorce. their Brick Warehouse. an invention which does away with the 'ourselves — kl.l. _____ Ti l__ TT___ Hie Pope ia again very feeble. His “dead center” in the crank of the steam 81st birthday cam. on Tuesday, but he to extreme torture by tho populace to jrodi-eor may bo jointly rewarded fur engine,.thereby saving a large per rent neither unappreciated nor forgotten. of power. waa unable to receive and deputations. bis ho ■ toil, the ctmsumer have Ttis Salt isTwcm 1« R cat mat Ila sal! Enaal ii He Walter. Five car loads of United States in­ The South Haven I’omulogical Socie­ cheap products and our almost limilleM fantry |«ascd through St. Louis last furiatod as the eridimces of thia terrible surplus, find foreign markets at rateo to ty haa decided to make an importation ’• weak on their way to the Lava Bods. a of English Sparrow* to aid the fruit i compote with the world. The appointment of Miniatei-to Rus- ]0 BaTrel lotn and more sold to dealers at a very Email crime multiply, and come of their proAe*eJred, That cheap transportation, growers of that district in their war t aia haa Iwsa tendered to Judge Pierre’ rCar-load '-- ’ J Rates. both of Demons and propertv, being against insects. vance above pout, of New York, in tho place of Orr. 1 most conducive to the free movement of deceased. guilty parties and bring them to justice An attempt was made a few daya i consumption of tho p -oducta of different through the law. (ports of the Union, is essential to tha ceivod fur the roof, and it ia di-signed to could not be hollered. This matter has ago in tho streets of New Orleans to as- I occupied tho thought and attention ot its •iilfsre and p usperity of tho country. have the building completed in beptemsasaiuato Kellogg, the Governor of vroj-cturs for a long time, and has now JiesiiieeJ, That the constant and fre­ Editonal Brevities become sufficiently matured to be made quent association of the inhabitants of Hon. I. A. Fancher, who ably repre­ Of 2,254 boilers inspected in March remote parts of tho United States is not sented Isabella and Midland Counties public without faerct producing that in­ by agents of tho Hartfun! boiler i n*ur■ /"'XT, 2 — 14 jury which often accrue, frou; prams aoee company. 1,207 pare defective end MH10 1HH6 in tho recent session ot tho Legislature, turn and ill-advised publication. Administration Since 1859, tho revenue has become the managing editol w „ mon oua population within the vast area K^s15011"11"*^ to the rubject Iho Cungroeaional Coavea tian in St j o. ‘ our temtory. been just about 13,000,000 a year for Tcmiafnel Tuwllrn.cn arut waserotf; a xosrru evsuar Snelted, That th. best interred of corned by Mayor Brown.. Addreeoos Jonesvillo, in Hillsdale county, opens ; haa been fixed upon, for in the different porta of tho country atoi were made by tho Hon. Henry T. Blow should demand the freest possible inter­ and others. change of the industrial products of the Tha factory will have eighty looms, , «ndly, ba gotteu up. Boston haa tried Tho first installment of 5,000,000 tnevaried cliuiaieo and industries of the end it is owned by a stock company. | th. thing in a big temporary barn with tal cards waa shipped from Springfield. °f th° coa,P“,J’ “ » certain degree of success; Cincinnati revenue waa only 3570,000. A similar United States, so that breadstuff*, tex­ i ” is now attemp’mg to remove the die- Maas., to Washington last Monday. tile fabrics, eoal, iro-, lumber, sugar about gio.mw. Duriag the abeoncj of the family at: grace which the aaasions of the liberal Of this numlier. New York and Phil­ and various other products, local in their production, but general in their church on Sunday, the residence of Dr. i republican convention fixed upon their adelphia take 1,000,000 each; Boston, conaumptiun. may all reach the con­ Bissell, of Saginaw, was broken into i fair-ground hall, by giving a serial of St Loaie. Chicago and Cincinnati, 500.­ 000 each. sumer at the teort practical cost of Senator Sumner was divorced from transportation, and thM an arbitrary wife, Alice M. Sumner, by a Boston Connecticut shows that tho Stale debt and unm essury tax levied by the ing up miles of arehiteeturai fronts, and hla C»an on tho loth. . trau»]>urteni over and above a fair re­ A lady teacher nf Niles was waylaid The president has appointed Jaekmuneration for his investment is a bur- and “wallop, d” over tho head with an fork as Chief, LITERART ROTICES. vice Van Hathat thia was done under a Republican I "IP" Stalky Cultivator 1 Robbins MUDGE. SALT BARLOW & GOODYEAR WOOD ; Water Lime Shingles of all kinds, pi/IE LU/OBEIf FUItfISffED Ifi CAA LOUD LOTS. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Com. Sjjijtoe SAWING MACHINES ! in FIELD BOLLEB8, HABBOWS, SCRAPEKS. CORN TOOLS. Etc fi mb jib BUCKEYE » CRAIN DRILL And a Full Line of Farming Machinery. Qooermif. DWIGHT A- BURRALL. JOSEPH PFLUG ! Administration. bit JibeeW, That certain leading railroad C-. 8. Knickerbocker, rorenllv a night * “ ,h“ eo^Tt h* [ Of wUt liati, Chicago is to have, during the tire: corporations "of the cuunby. although chartered to subeervo tho bailie interest clerk in the Bay Cltv Postoffire, has ! “ ‘A*® J* Dy whom conand endowed with the right of eminent mtmo^fi^m'lfa^iMered'Stoira I A P*U*OC* ‘“d “1 attention fate.i. ?fa™.,, “j*n’t1™*.■?“d--a|"• Michigan Southern Railroads. suggested themselves, and impart so The exi«nmantol rafting logaacpies j much of ths details as the Ti-ss deems to plunder the imblsc, enrich themselves and impoverish the country through which th»y run. to bold such corporations have not only disregarded item of importance to Chicago. The Jeelam Cdasze of Friday, says: forbid. In a hall or church T Worse Gen. IL ll. G. Minty was in town at reduced rates. Everybody should reufa,. n.. cfa-ni i. «>™ifa.n«fa,j»dUfa(fa.j Utl a oral buperintendent of the Atlantic. If.».t—-i.a—... Kxroar says that Hon. H. H. WheelGulf and West India Transit C railway managenwnt having failed tu formerly the Florida Bailway. sical efforts enjoyable. moot tho juat expectations ami demand of a long suffenng people must be radth" iclly reformed and controlled by the lteoc.pt. for the week ending Mav 13th i **•* bwn -1*1” strong hand of the law. both State and I1 “ National, and railway corporations com- am. fa. CH.31M9-, fafa, . b.r. in tb. Tr—r, of »«.Sl».7S; I tb. Wtat U pelied to perform their proper functions ■ one of the meat most ulnc-ant elegant and and anbatantis! substantial Heteked, That to thia end we invoke A great tnoe ting of tho State romo- the States of the Union in excluding from our the bench, valuation cf 890,000.000, against 17 8,­ and friends of tho society, by tho citi000.000 in 1872. Thia does not look Boston sold JXI.UOO postal cards In iree hour, and the first one sent out gltah Legal and Economic History." Canada haa a publie debt of $122,400,1TU. In 1M7 It amounte.1 to $ai.aiti,afll. Thia ia wtial the school arithmetics republi^ied within a week at Boston.— apeak of no Reduction Ascending. It fa 1 ‘The Red Cutton Nightcap Commodore Vanderbilt fans settled upon the city ol Nashville, Tenn., as -Country. Hie alto for the nsw Methodist Velvet- lou’s Mogaciav is one of the best publi- CITY BACON & KARRS’ MEAT MARKET! The Ohio Constitutional Coaventleu mot at Columbus on Tureday and ebnee Judge Powell temporary Chairman, ii full of just such reading matter a* and Judge M. R. Waite of Toledo for the public delight to get hold of, and we Ereatdent. cetablfotinisntof a weekly newajiapor tn Topeka in the Intervet of the colored people of Kansas, to bo called tho ‘•Western Advocate." In a week or two more South Rend wlU have In running order, another l*aper MHL with a oopsteity of 00 tons of irlntlng jiaper per .week. Wm. H teseb A Co, proprietors. II ia announced from Washington that the Prvwldant will make no ap­ pointment to fill the vacancy ocoaalotiod by the death of Chief Justice Chase un­ til the meeting of Congree*. Brasi! lisa taken another step forward in abolltlosi of slavery. The Emj-eror apurowa a decree which makes free all children born hereafter of slave parent*. any other building in existence, is t OOP feet in length, with a proper Keep Tottr Girls Hone Bights. stories, an historical article, a lot of curium matters, nice iUuatrauons. comic delights an inteligent household, for tare. Jt is cheep too, being only 11,50 looks better and brighter than ever. Address Thomse A Talbot, 30 Bromfield Street, Boston, fur a year’s subscription. PATENT COOLER! MUCH BETTER OONDITION E. C. Stedman, co well known for hie Michigan Publishers aeeocuition have FRESH 350,000 to beautify the grounds. FISH DWG THE SEASON. That 4 will bo the temporary their daughters are young yet, and can JtcnlUy. Lander waa discussed in May, and Tsunyson, Mn Browning, Brownof the entire south end. little side ration. their energetic action and New School” are to follow. JOSEPH I’FLUO. been enlarged,to an eight column paper. people are os sure of their daughters, and if you take the trouble to inveeuLthai Sally in running 1. Temperance tn both the publishers and of tho city. stellation of Monthlies. Our lady friends nary power of observation can discover, that the daughters of mpoctablo pa­ spirit, variety and,excellencies of all the rents in ordinary ranks of life, who are not watched by their olden, flock to the and are discreditably tin. feeling. of a pair of elegant Chromoe worth 310 as a premium. First-Class Instruments. IM MBH I At Hantings. My MACHINERY new Scales. New Styles. Beat of Work l Tbo New Prices. choicest literature. It only costa 31,50 xmtact with boldaeeaiuiiisa and boldness Veiy Low. any household in th. land. Published by Choris. J. Peterson, Philadelphia, Which wiD New Advertisements. tea ■ quwuiTEE satisfaction! cuMMiMiojrr.Rtr notick. aaffeOM Wareroom. #0, habit of ring all night with bet girl friends. NEW WAREHOUSE Adjoining C. F. Dwight A Oo.«s for rare JOB Qreen^t Eighth St,, Jf. K �Dt* R^rUBuc^ji B\h»eh COM MOS COVWC1L. Rogular mooting of thii Common Council, Monday evening. May 19, IM’S. 1‘rooent—Mayor, Recorder and Alda. Dr.wson, Beasmfr, Haras, Bentley. Minutes nod and approved. A petition was presented signed by and By-Laws, fur a permanent orgao- W. 8. Goodyear, Jno. Beesmer, Jno. Uatlon made the following report: Cole and five other* for tho opening of “Your Committee would rmpsctfttlly an Alloy. report that they hare considered the On motion the petition was roforvd to •ubjeet of an urganixation. and have Peninsular Railway. "»• direst Beet* I* lb. Bl tUlIrwtaad Maetefes It..re., lb. tnuterst Orsad Br^aJa. uel lb. Umef Bstlevea Ata* te ^OeTuST**** M*dM**: and exclude some citizens who might otherwtee take part In our delibera­ tions ; therefore they would respectfully paugh,•‘his majesty, the King of Ameri­ can •bowmen,'’ with ip* shows, requir­ ing over one thousand mon and horses, and no lee* than thirty tents, will re-visit our city soon. This concern i* too well known to cur citizen* to require any rccommeadation at our hands. It ha* often lieen in our rity, and tho universal decision ha* been that it wa* tho largost and fin*«t circus and menagerie ever ia thfo part of tho conatry. 'Tor th* pres­ ent .'essoa Mr. Foropaugh offers a host of new attraction*, among them a Black Rhinocaros, two acting Came!*, Hawley, ths haro of triple Miraorsault, tho Black Vaark, Homed Horse, etc. Buch a truly groat establishment does honor to any city ii may virit, and our citizen* will auxloTuljr await its arrival. A fire broke out at hnlf-gazt one A. M ., Munday,-in a row o! frame dwellings nu Wayne street A general alarm wa* sounded; tho wind waa blowing a gala, and a diaaetroua fire seemed im­ minent, as. when the department arrived the flanreo had burst through the roof of otto of the houws, but the Babcock Engine from “No. 8" house Ireing first on th* ground, immediately got a stream on the fire and extinguished jt. Th* rapidity with which thia engine ia han­ dled by the firemen, and its great effici- ' J. BOgMtOL l».M. CHURCHES. from time to time hereafter. In aooordnnee with adjournments, or the call of tho executive committee. Your Committee would also, respect­ fully recommend th* election of the fol towing peroona a* officers of tbeee meet- Spridh flowers am blooming. House cleaning U in order. Our city I* full of Stranger*. Many of our citizens arc fixing up the garden* beautifully. Tho 4th of July cornea on Friday thia year. A good day for a first clan cele- >For President. Traveras PhUBpn. •• Vice Prwldsnt, J. W. T. Orr. •• Sd Vies •• Alvin W. Bailey. •• Secretary, Henry H. Bailey. “ Trsseurer, Oscar D. Spaulding. IC55 Jtoticsj. A German ItpJge of Odd Fellows’ will be publicly instituted al Niles, ou H’Acrea*. Tits act ef selling Intdxltho 2tth, inst. eating liquors, to be used so « beverage. /^Vcgptation is somewhat backward ' Is a grave criminal offlrnre, affecting the l«acu and well-being of society to a and is not coming forward very fast, greater extent, and mure directly, than moot any other crime known to our owing, to the cool weather. Law*, and causing untulJ lore of proper­ ty, suffering and even death, to thou­ sand* of nur fallow citlxens ; beside* enormously Inerrealng the burdens of ■ ICH1U* CESTRll R. R. Grani Rmr Valley Division ■f.5 Wo will Sell CH EAT. or Bent to a r sjcnsibte party, the Farm known n» tl John C.- Hpcncer Farm, in tho townsh of Baltimaro, conziating ot W acre*, i ixntirovcd. Fair Hou*-, good fruit. 3 r- r nwidUT A Cfl sxftasisas-sss «= st LB ! 1 Say man ; are you bungv ? Woman are you tint for want of food ? Child do you want something to eat f If so call at L. E. Stauffer's Eating House North Side State Street, whore you will find everything in tho lino of eatables, only 25 cents pertaoaL________ 4Gif Ku* Ho.—N. T. Parker of this city will sell at low figures, fur rash or gxxl approve*! notea : two good M.ires, one weigh* about 1200 Iba, tho othur about 900 lb*^ two Single buggies, two double buggies, two double awl two single Har­ nesses. Hero are bargains fur those wanting such prujwrty, that are not often met with. l'«W fork. 45tf 'Soar Ftstt-—Ono day the firs: of this week. Maser*. Fred Barlow, Mr. Hoff­ man and W. Kelley, threw of our wide awake young man, caught a sturgeon in the Thornapple Hirer, that was fire feet and three inches in length anil weighed 51 lb*. Try again boys. W z rxxD th# following complimentary notice ot one of cur well-known citizen* in the Mason Co. JJstcrd published at Ludduigtun- It ray*: Mr. 8. P. Cady ia now delivering to hi* customers in'this locality some of die fine*! fruit trues that haro been brought to this city. streets, se he felt a week ago for Califor­ nia, intending to spend * part of the summer tn that delightful climate, ho|>I ng by a jirotraeted stay, to Improve hl* bsalth, which lias been poor for several month*. W* hope no seriou*disea** may make Its appearance among ua during hl* absence, fur we should hardly know who to apply to for relief. A man, McFarland by name, run­ ning a pedllag cart for Alexander of Kalamazoo, died last night al W. W. Bugbee'* about three miles ***: ot here. He had the tneaalea, but as the disease did not make It* appearance upon the GREAT $8.00 Other Stores ask eu ranch more for the some goods We always keep Fine Custom made Suits from 20 to 35 dollaraN largest Stock of Black and Blue Clothing w&t of New York. Suits 12 to 40 dollar*. Latest Styles’ of Boys attd Children’s Suita front two years and up­ wards. Prices, 2 to 20 dollars. TBlWItS BAGS IMUSES Paper, Ixsathcr, and Zinc Trunks from $1.2\to $20. are square dealing in all our actrans, Cheapest store in Michigan, and ■trictly ONE PRICE. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE I 36 Canal Street, Remember our name " STAR CLOTHIXG HOUSE” is on the Doors and Windmrs, so de not be deceived by other merchants, as we have no Branch Stores. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. lots on Washington street. Dr. John Roberts haa boon putting I American Organ hit lota in Ano order, laying out his gar­ den in good style. IL Mudge ha* built a fine addition to his largo dwelling house on East Green street, and haa repainted it, changing the color from brown tn white, which Is OM to tie Pillic is its Imti Everybodu Should try them before-BiLrchasing Elsewhcr THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON, AND GABLER PIANOS. jierfecting a fine chicken perk, which he duign* shall bo second to none in the city. V'-Tho work ou the school boos* ia pro­ grossing finely, and FRANK L. WARD. the repute now Hastings Allegan. /“lion. John M. Norina ia repairing and rebuilding tho fence about hi* resi­ dence, and otherwise beautifying hia Tan* to nra Lxrrxx.—The Nite* Drewmt says, •■publishing a newspaper is a .peculiar business. A* long as its pat­ ron* are gently stroked the smooth way everything is lovely, but just reverse tho motion, and they will set up a ‘ysowl’ that would make the most amiable tom­ cat in the country curve hla sptos." Bcuxn.—On Saturday nighi the Book* for tho boy* and Books for th* Sew Mill 'at Sheridan, owned by Mr. FJwxrd Cook. wa. entirely destroyed girb, nt the Citr News Pep-d by tire. Lose setae $500. While Mr. School books, a full assortment eon- WiUuwn was at iho fire some graeeleM Stantly ua hand at tho City News Depot. scamp broke into hie grocery near at band end stalo name $50 in cash. A* '•^sasrsuesuis^iM Hall's Vegetable Hair Renewer now stands among tbs first, and at the head of all articles for a similar purpose. The testimony of our physicians ia conclu­ sive a* to its value; and we are person­ ally acquainted with sccre* of cases wherv^t has boon used with the best of results. It will restore gray hair to its original color, and loaves it glossy, and in a healthy condition ; while, for beads troubled with dandruff, or any disease of the scalp, it acts like a charm in cleaning them. Tty it, and you will not bo disappointed. instantly and effsdually teyed by giving al! kitxl* of printing in better style and Dr. Ransom's Hive Syrup and Tolu or at chugper rates than any other office in Honey Syrup. The lives of many •off­ tha ciqr. > ths public, through Ita constituted euering children have been saved by ad­ rthontles; to bring public offkader* to May 30th is Dvcvrabon day—In most1 justice, sad, Account of Tho*. Altoft work ou stnot* ministering this -valuable remedy in at­ of our cities and village* it i* to ba H'Aer<tu, Tho Statute of tills $10.75, was presented and on motion ' tacks ot Croup All families where there lias made it tbs special duly of the ubearwal. #hnll Ha»tiags prove on ex- State Common Council of cities to Institute was allowed as follows: $2.75, 4th ward are children should keep it in the house. cvptioa—wo trust not proceedings against any anil all person* fund. $4.50, Sd ward fund, and $3.50, i Pries only 35 cents. guilty of this oflbnce. whenever the Thn Allegan Jgtmal any*, that the -___ .t.n_____ ... from General Highway fund. , certifimlra of stuck will be isiuod to the By AM. Wood— it contain electricity t It cures a* if by i stockholders of the Mansfiuld, Coldwater That the street Committee bo directed magnetic influence Neuralgia and ell and lake Michigan R. R.. on Thursday, to examine tho job of Jueeph Cole, on pein, and is therefore being properly May 29 Green etrovt between Broadway and called Magnetic Balm. Tu Bit. Csxvur Cuxx of Marshall, pedal duty of the <>>mmon Council to Church street, and determine what work1 ’ See advertisement in this paper. Institute such meaeur** uwlll. at ls«*t. I will fauach in tho Presbyterian Church stop th** publie sale of intoxlcatlnc H'|U- is necvMary to be done in order to com­ iu this rity, at half post ton o'clock next um within th* rity limits, and we. there­ plete said job, and report at the next f The Fruit crop in this County is prom­ fore, petition that Honorable Body to ising well, and jlosn not seen to hire i Hublndh t-toening, and at Irving in the a.lppt a resolution. Instructing and n meeting of this Council. A petition was proeonted asking fori boon seriously injured, except Peach*.*, qulrlng of the City Attorney, mwlsted l by the Mamba!, to commence prowl­ tho laying out a road signed by P. A.I by the frost Ing* against auy and all person*! who weather rvj«Jrt* an- tu be daily posted , shall sell eptr'tuous or Intoxicating liq­ Sheldon, Seth Saulsbury, Milo Osburn uors hi violation of law tn the City lim­ Al Troutwitw's Barber .Shop, sign of up in the I’oetoffire in this city, and it*, and to promptly remove such offi­ On mouun lb* petition wn» rcferod the big polo and mror, where you can that he has received the 6 antes in cer* for a failure or refu*al to faithfully .comply with euch resolution, and to-ap- to Street Committee. always get a good job done in the,bar­ which they arc ta be placed. point such other person. In their place* By Aid. Woodber line. Al always keeps a|lar;v aawho will faithfully comply. Rnotvnt, That we, as ritlscns, will To Bruch care cannot bo taken about Tbat tho Mayor the Chairman of tho ■ortnxmt of collar*, tree, U>bacc.n, cigars earnestly support any and all mraauna and gent's furnishing goods on hand. building tires tu bum up rubbish, a*' of tha Common Council, or any other Fire Committee and Aid. Hams, to conFare from 5 eta. upwards; ImggaiX' some nxwntly built have v.-ry much eastitutod a Committee, end bo authorised dangssed the rsetdeneM of several of' to purchase 400 feet of Hoee, Coupling our rittecns. Remember it is exceedingly Nozxles and Hoee Cert tor tho rity. dry and windy these days. Adopted by ayee and nayoe as tallows: Ayee — Dawson. Mudge, Benmer, A Farewell Banquet was given by the Wood, Hams and Bentley. Old Fellows' of New Haven, on Thurs­ day evening, to Hon. Charlo* A. l*-gan, Br AlA Bentley— M. W. Grand Hiro of the Grand I/rdgo, Ertolni; That th* street Comnultne I. 0. O. F. of tho United States, recoatbn authoria*d tu lurrey the street de­ ly appointed hftntetor to Chib. ’ scribed in the petition of Muy 22, 1S72, running from Hanover street to die rest~' Eucrzn.—Tire Epiacojiol Convention thinking i«rb»|« •otneililug of imper­ deac* of Eradex Hin tho propriety of < in Boston cn Thursday, elected the Rar­ ial, cw might occur, but from present sp- tsin and, *!•<>, tho atn'junt Dr. II F. F*d Jock, of Brooklyn. Bishop paaraocet, I might sUlI^walt ou, so roneluded tn uriid you a few lines, think­ Adopted. ing perbapa they might prose accept Oe motion Council adjourned. ablelf they were no'. ao v.ry interesting. There are but few plantingeorn asyet FARM FOR BALE OR TO REST- Michigan Central R. R. 0U>, RELIABLE ABD DIRECT ROUTE, Ou motion of Aid. Danton the rejKirt was accepted and adopted. Account of A- J- Bum, $4,00 »u al­ lowed. by Ayes and Naves as follows : Ajee—Dawson. Mudge, Wood, Besstnor, Hams and Bentley. Nayea—none. Account of W. I. F. Hama, going to Grand Rapid* in regard to Fire Engine $4.00, presented and on motion allowed. Account of Geo. M. Reed, service as Marshal, $11.66, presented and allowed. Account of Alien Jones, $41,66, nor­ vice as Marshal, presented and on mu- OUR More good news, u.td more new goods. The Modoc* have not all been kilted nor captured, but R. Mudge haa a larger stock of goods, Iwtier goods, and che*i>*r good* than any bouse iu this ritv. Doa’t uriisve it bey I Well it >e a foot, end call at his store, on State street, and your doubts will be «t onse dispelled. Sheriff Vrooman ia building addition­ al guards about ths shade trees around the Court House ground*, and w» be­ hove is going Io fix up tho old fence a a branch iu New York City. May IH&2. whieh ha* grown to be larger than th* parent booA-increasing steadily, year by year, until now it has the agency of niariy «'Vi>rv newspaper in the United States and Britteh Provincns, and docs a j earl v business of hundreds ot thou*anda ot dollars. 8. M PettengUl 4 Co. have recently opened another branch office at 7U1 Chestnut 8tre*t. Philaddphia, where they ore doing a successful Patent 0S*c to Michigan lanaiors, tor tho week ending April 29, 1 ‘’78. and * ocn bearing that date. Furnished this paper by Cox 4 Cox, Solicitors of Pat­ ents, Washington, D. C. Extension Stop Ladder—L. B. Covert, Log Tamer—Jas. C. Moore, Ypsilanti. Iterulviug Book Case—laither B. Pert, Tecumseh. advsrtiwng exceeding ten million* of Fire Escape Udder—Cha*. H. White. dollar* lincecommauaiug buiinee*. Tlii* firm is favorably known not only through­ out this country, but in all part* of the world They hsvs estahitehod a repoto­ York, SAookraft. tem for houorx'd. end foir dealing which Toy—Cortland Ball, Detroit any finn might envy, and but few have Machine for Thrashing and Hulling attuned to.' We congrutulat* them upClover-Isaac T. Barton, Union City I Washihg Maobtns—Geo. J. Colby, Reading. . aycan jsnni tn hundreds M business I Railroad Gir Spittoon—Harrisun J. men who have followed their adviaa and trusted to their sagacity. aad avail­ ed tberorelrre ol thmr foodie who List or Lrrrxxs remaining at tho have made fortunes for thesiaolrss. and Hayings I'. O, May 20th, 1878. Mrs. Hannah M. Eaton, Mra. J. B. Mod hoartly wo indorse all our oo- Huws.Mre. John Surer, Mr. Allan tempoaxry ozya of Maesn. 8. M. Pat. Henry, John C. Har*:., Miss Mary t*ugill 4 Co For uariy twacty years we hare bean doing bnsiaes* with tb*m sad bare always found thorn perfectly ettriclrt ro/MWW' SIMMONS & CLOUGH �Ayer's EW IDTEITISEMESTH. Dauchy A Co'*. Column. ■ Wisharts Pine Tree Cherry -Pectoral, ITORS Tar Cordial, NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY lifts! Wild Life in the Far West PROBATE ORDER. you wave. Aly half turkeys enough to start n flock with, if yon have a good range. Twelve dollar* will buy a pair cf pure bred turkeys, if ordered in the early part of tho mumb. Tbs han will lay for the first sotting about 15 eggs — If tho eggs are taken from her, and pat undsr hens she will vary soon lay a dosen or more for tho setting. If they are properly cared for, and turned daily white they are in the house, they are quite sure to hatch. It is safe to calcu­ late upon' thirty eggs from a good bird, and a flock of a dosen or morn tho first season. Tho .Balance i* altogether in favor of buying the fowls. Tliere is littla chaqpe of getting cheat’d; far if the birds do not unit you, you have your remedy ai once. Bat you do not know what ia in tke eggs till the end of tho season. Tte bust m»fety package for tho transportation of sggs. yet invented, is the orary of tho mother. It ia quite rare for fowls, properly boxed, to be damaged in transit They can be cent acroM the continent with about tho same safety ** acrosa a county. It coat* but little more to buy good fowls, and yon generally gain ono season.—Cor. Poultry r to Hava Rsut Pen fork Tnteow gives tl Thompson, of Staten Island, prepared potatoes for on early crop : From tho middle to tho latter part of March tho tubers were cut, leaving two eyes on each piece, and these pieces wore placed dose .together, eyee up, in shallow wooden boxes, having in them a layer of. about two inches of sand. The seed was 1 covered with the stuno thkknSs* of sand, t and the boxes wore then ptecod in a warm I • house cellar, end in a week or so would begin to ejirout, without further care, beyond giving them a few light water­ ings, in case the sand becomes dry ou top. In the course of three or four weeks, and by the turn tho pwod be­ came dry and warm enough for planting, these potatoes in the boxes would have Hprouts an inch or two in length, and an abundant supply of healthy roots. In tho mean time tho ground was prepared for planting in the ordinary way using a liberal allowance of wsil-roited ma­ nure. When tho drills were opened, and everything in readiness for planting, tho boxee wen carried out and tho sprouted seed placed along the drill, 15 inches apart, and nt pnoo covered with , —..tto— a __ «:___ ___ _ LIVINGSTONE AFRICA el C«w«" BLACKBURN, H. I BitiiIhb'i lew Tortile WATER WHEEL, VINECAR BITTERS Ayer’s Write fir Utie lUnstralfli Pre List Address Tigaolia Balm Hair Vigor, For restoring to Gray Hair it* natural Vitality ana Color. A dressing Chromo School Cards, WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLET’S CITY CHBOMOS BtlliND-SCENES Dr. Crook's Winecfl. r' 4, preserving the Bair. It Mon 1 ratera faded or yrey hair to iU ori.jir.aZ color, with the and frahneu of ymiih. Thin DEPOT. Oil Paintings transplanting, tho growth will not bo chocked in tho leas:, and, with warm' weather, in a few days the young tops I twitter l.k” are well abovo ground, white potatoes | FL’BLlBHlNt planted in tho common way have not yet snouted. This gives a clear gain of fromteo to three weeks on tho date of | ripening, with much more certainty of| an even stand df stalks, and cf course a IN WASHINGTON larger yield from a given space.’ ulooining Complexion. The Piae Tree Tar Mai, IO VEAlih cured by its use. Nothing can restore tho hair where tho follicles are de­ stroyed, or tho glands atrophied and decayed; but such a* remain can I* aavsd by this application, and stimu­ lated into activity, so that a now growth of hair ia produced. Instead of fouling tho hair with a peaty sedi­ ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Ita occasional u.w will prevent the hair from turning grey or foiling off, anil consequently prevent baldness. Tha restoration of vitality it gives to tho scalp arrests and prevent* tho forma­ tion of dandruff, which is often ao un­ cleanly and offensive. Free from those WORM SUGAR DROPS •«ra. DOUCHE.^ rious to the hair, tho Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found ao desirable. Containing neither oil noulyo, it does not eoil white cambrie, and vet hull' long on the hair, giving it a ricn, glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume. u ofiSra tend llroaer. Tho .'l.ivr Hoeowfrr ore harotrrSI:h tor cnileato o' to. < it, Traararw iSSKRSWSTSJt-IrtK Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., DR. CROOK’S salt upon his tomato plants. Ho ap­ plied it at various times during the sea­ son. and ia every case ita effect waa seen in tho increased growth of both plants and fruit. In some cases he lays tho roots of backward plants bare, sprinkle* them with a tcbloepoonfal of ordinary , barrel salt, and covers with soil. Plant*: treated in this way taka an immediate ■ atari, and develop tho fruit. A Good Diatxrrcrjjry.—A practical housewife ■ ays ah* know* tha following to be ono ot the moat efficacious disin­ fectant*. It wa* discovered by the French Academy of Science, and not long ogu was mentioned iu the Seieotife American Take slaked lima rind tour over it the strongest brine. After thor­ oughly mixing, lot it remain a short time, when it will bo ready for use. WINE ^OMI ^7-TERV.S DODD'S Notice to Special-Tax Payers. NERVINE DOES IT! ■60,000 00 For peins in Brwutt, Side or Bark, Gravel or Kidney Disease, Diseases of tho Urinaij Organs, J tundice or any Liver Complaint, n a Ik Jew Eutaf FiBity Utm Lutooor, Nes, May 10, 1873 The Wee* draws new solders into its capacious bosom by ita fertility, ita free homestead*, and ita infinite demand for labor, whether skilled or unskillod. It also drives them tu inks shelter under ita wings by competition New England ones raised her own brwadstaAi bat sho haa long csaaed so to do. The product, of richer and lands conspstsd rfidt her fanners, till it 'RISE 12,000,000 ACRES, SINE’S It Li also a superior Tonic, Restores the Appetite, Strengthens the System. Rattores the Weak and Debilitated, Cansea thoFood to Direst. Bemovea Dyspetaia and Ludlgcstion, Prevents Malarious Fevers. «* Ulres tone to your System. TUT DR.CUOOK’S W7VRHFT t u :HTERPfttSE. MaarnnMC' . GIVEN AWAY. ‘saw Seliiers ESttUsl tc! Itaaatealcf 160Aats UNDERGROUND UK BELOW THE SOIEACE I The Babcock EF1 KALAMAZOO. LOWELL & NORTH­ EiM MI CHIGAS RAILROAD. COMPART. CLEVELAND.wrm THE IEBTPAIBTISTHEWOBLD. •SfirWtopn. AGENTS WANTED for tbu work. Kiel our* trrr.tory el’re. XrraW eaasnko Sloe a owtl> saUiac ikei test. ItaeS for eirrelore ud uru to ■<»■» J.llUBSBTDI ’ A KT SUBSCRIPTION BOOK. 15 Corn Shetlers, 15 Feed Cutters, 8 Wood Sawing chines, PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. Music Teaching. EDWARD M FOOTE, M. D. Which we will Exchange for WOOD doliveiad at oar Foundry ; or WHITE ABH. OAK at ROCK ELM LUMBER delivered there or at any Mill within UU miles at Haatingx POKE ROOT. POULTRY WORLD t'-Wvi-ferssfe � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-05-28.pdf 1a175a8c77faffde7e4ce20757481a6d PDF Text Text The RyNsuW B Flacky Vermont Bay. barely out of his towns, steppod of train on tho Cleveland 4 ToUdo csq>«t-bsg in h nearest hotel. TSftUS-. •*>-O" HtB VSAU. I.X AUVANHE. ‘ VOL XVIII HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN Iwwl apd Ww Cari?. H 't II. II WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1873. Portrp. FORD BLOWN UP. THE cm OLIVER PLOWS! is incited. n n«rw.< a The Third Car Load expected soon. It is the “ Farmer’s Favorite.” Every one likes it. Everybody speaks highly of it. Even competitors Advertise it F. <1. IIOLIIKOOK. SXUY S1 baw. WW« In I’Xsww.«II. ; b.s,vidJrte HTStrJlic alanknnlillSa'vliMk r. a. ' WM. II. lit HGItEli. . ,1'unblr to Mill their ir own. own, wiilic while nie tho Oliver Ulililul Chilled ’ Plow l'»> could be u-. hsd. they thought to secure• a portion of tho trade traifa by jiroourtig |<rocudsig some antneof of tho O< OCT l!n6>rtunatcly not being paatrtl, and nnd unable to get tbenC Iboiir Irani the Manut Msnufacnu pottnl. torero, they gottiM ।----------•— •A -• ------------*--•— two -----------------------jno yiibu-. plow manufactured years mro a ' not miaixcd to th. wntifa of our soil and are uiaktag a fatilo endear itoout ro- lecclvcd by soch rtatementa bui cutna and gel PTA>W JOHN ROGER IS The Manufacturers’ Agents for Barry County ! UPJOHN. • Aud kevpnaustautly'on hand a large stock of POINTNjand atber Repair*. E. F. BROWS. M. D HnM«nrATnil-Phv>Msas>.1 r.t factory' 11... om.y Wagon that bn-tlte HLOIT. SHOULDERED SPOKE. Buckeye .Mowers and Hcupers, Superior Grain Jirills, Jthica ]\'iicrl and. Fallow Cultivators, etc., etc. Salt! Salt! Salt! PXPtrrr V. K- UantoOUn.nl J. P. ROBERTS & FARMERS RIMSMER. HUTH Jt CO. Look to your interval ninl j.urduuwyour Salt al the old at^iid uf| BLACKS DRUGS I Medicines A.kn„«l~te-j In U lb. aa<«tec lannuuam ! gtegjgtsscrSsStar.: i tyiient yon know you got iiohe but the F'lllST (QUALITY. PAINTS & OILS DENTIST Mil - Mitkija. J^Lso DlfY <t00DS 'X C/loLcss V^utT' School Books rf- Stationery Pure Wines and Liouors! nut nirnitiNAL puRnitiKx. ItlPTlONN AND J. S. GOODYEAR <fc Co. Sweet’s Hotel, FAMILY RECR1PT8. Emil? IM Hztaa M 19. 1872. BOABD AXl> UOOH «S-4-> I1.R PA I Michigan Exchange. THE SSMfflST MIT h 0413 «=! TO o 8 What is it ? Wir5te- i o IF YOU WANT Tee. My “Trip Hammer, " wllli p, * means which onabloa mo to wll Buggies io LOW ms to DEFY COM PETITION. a Sinjflc seal ButgiM as Low as South side State StreetHASTIIC., MICH . One Hundred. nn<! Txventy-flve Dollar*. b i CO 5" • h papku • ISTow Farmers, _ UAStana. Tljcro wunersr before an opportunity of this kind offered In nostinirs, whereby von could get a Bugw ter •“ small an amount of money. I do not Intend tu toueo __ builder ! toy reputation aa a । by MiUng a poor article. Hollelted. ................ I -88 I4-S i Tho subject was moat thoroughly in­ vestigated by McAplinc', while . State Engineer of Now York, with tho follow­ ing mulls: a= § *■ Railroads. Onbosaj 13. F. 8TEINHOFF — -DE N T IS T upon it qnmion that turn which its J. Cole & Son, WHOLKtULS A tUCTAlL nr trusts inst mm feta UH PU3TE2, STOSS Tita UK,1 UB ai HUB Shingles, Lath, &c. n* aw* liberties and their God. J.L.R^ED Tho Bowers are but the earth viviflod. MABBLE After Copt Halle death moat of tho Profanity. ITALIAN AMBKICU nany Miss Helen Wack, them a beauti­ ful and aceomplnlied Mis* in her tqens. to lectures and Jiublfa entertainments. Careful mothers expostulated with Aeir sous nliout aoiociating with him Abd if the jwrtinent offirpnng asked for reasons, they were triumphantly over­ whelmed with the reply, “Iln boards at Wack's I” This was a clincher, and thereafter no furthor questions warv .. speaking of Captain asked. Hall's death, says: Tho rebellion broke out and among too first to toko nn activo part in tho wort: of raising recruits was this plucky startod from the ship on a slsigo independent pointer. wxoauL ruled ths ship after Capt. Half MAXHOGD: HOI LOST, HOW ESTUEEDI .MONUMENTS HEAD HTONEH. TABLE TOPS. MASTLKS, SHELVES, ETC. ing walls and making his marks. Skill and pcnererance brought him etnploy- purjHjsoly alemdoiied them U> doatruclion. Ho gives MTWa.tb»urotoorologiB!. tho character of being euorgvtic, and qualified in h!a drpartmant, but thinks 5 ________ AXLE, Good WHEEL and a Good SPRING, l^e greatest of all Is the —------- - — which It amila of g—' -- ------------------------ ------- ‘‘-------- MSTIHGS SAW WORKS! fflf.sXtlS” Caj*. Hall had good health up to the camo on board, but complained soon af­ terward and said that tho heat of the cabin alTccted him. I asked him what ho would have. I was anxious to got him something nice. Ho did not care about anything bui a cup of coflbe and didn’t drink orsn that Ho was sick a tortaigiit, and talked very little. Ho was perfectly daliriaua tho hut few days. I think ho was paralixed on one side There was nothing strange thought •bout his death. Ho wm attended by North. • But Tyson savs that Bndington wraral limos exprnasod Lis determination tu send them, (Tyson and. bis jmrty) on too rood to boll aa soon as on ojiportunity offered. Ho clinracteriara Budiugton as a I— I shall oho bulk! HlGtlKK PHICS WoKK. KAUWMIMIxn. enough, sought out tho good citiaonn of Oberlin in his quest of cmploynjent At brat they lent a ready <<ar to bia story, and inquired into j-.rrticularj, bat soon* as they learned that he was stopping at Week's they fled dismayed. Tbo young man. after several incidents of this kind, strangely suspected that ho bad go* in­ to a smaU-jtox hospital; but being plucky and self-reliant, ho dutenuiued to tnako tho best of it ud bo under obliization* to nobodv. * A few days later a shingle daaglod ftotn a little shop, aayin to tbo poasar- summit level, that question U now «!- sufficient with tho present anwuul of . tied, and it remains fur tho Legislature 1 commerce, to support the canal In five to say how sum a work so splendid J jeans, or, at furthest, 10 years this lake sludl bJ cointnmioed and pushed to I commerce will bo doubled, and a cor.-umpletlun. ............................. : responding levs would soon reach • sum tho South contained espooial mention of When tho Slate sold out ite railroads, greater than ' the cost of the canal. tho ship. | it also disposed of ite interest in this ex-1 Tnia, tho canal will not saro all too On tlio sth of November ho died, and tho gallantry at LiouL----- , of tho ortilery. .Already tho young man bad, In nal, and although about •100,009 had . lake disasters ; but vnuels from any was buried ou Qgd 1th. I lK»n t xjicndod, tbo jm»joet was aban-1 port, of cither Like Eric or Michigan, HIS UBXVX _ dimed. Tho Blate, however, had cstab-1 bonnfl for thu canal, could so time • j lished thia initortaul fcct. "that the thcmsclvoe as scarcely ever to bo caught I boro souih-sauth-aasl about five Lund: Michigan Canal is practicable." From out in tho severest s‘onas; and I cuflMteh ImH as 1 hare beep able to nb-1 nut doubt that, by the canal, enough 38, longitude 61.44.on shore. | tain, by an examination of ths reports | vessala would bo sarod in fire rears to courted by tho lit । of tho United States Topographical jmy for its vnatruetinn. ‘ *k’’i o'*" Ur*' ’M,U1,r Survey, and from Information given tno TJio cost of improving thu lino from uaw oi uooin, ano com­ by tho Hon. Henry A. Khaw, t>f Eatun, the Hudson River to Chicago, so as to tho ga'ntlotuan who introduced tho res- ‘ admit of rtosels of 600 tons is . a> fol- mand of tho North Polar Expedition. » All hands extent tho cook attcmlod ulution, I can giro, quite correctly I be- lows : Erie Canal, •18,500.000; Nisrra- bis funeral. Il waa a dark, dismal, cold,; A year later and tho poor jiaintor waa |i»ve, the lx's! gr'ntral location of the, ra. |3,510,000; Mioliigan, $7,u00 000i lln. • nl l.-u** 111.. I■ *ld,«t, Y luikj. Ir.l.,1 S*IJ 1 III 0141 • ________ windy and dimgreonbly day. The wind Cajitain of Artillery ntnl in command of Foil Hell, in front of Petersburg. His —.. ----- —............... -.......................... . -............................. uini, natuo waa in ovsiybody’s mouth, and It clurion. howoyer much an miliud awl, 000. This would cuiiuect Now York correct survey may vaiy it. i city aud Si. Louis ami Now Orleans by The greatts.t ulovntMmln It; the Liuur an inland route fur commerce or war. Fuuinsnla is fotmd in HilUlale ami tho It i* ettimatod that with these imsouth port of Jackson reuutica whfoh j prot-cmotita, the saving to transportaand make a brido.of Miss Helen Wack. fa 616 feet ab«.vo laikn Eric. Ou this tiun qn tho tonogo now passing over tho tho burial will forget that Oberlin then actually rojoiewd with him elcvatpl plateau is located 100 lakulets,' general linn would amount!annually to that give rise to tlio Huron, Ilalun. 8L over 85l*,OpO,OOQ, or twioo tbs oott of Jo-.’j.l:, Kalaumroo and Grand Rivera., improvements from New York dtv to bauunad by summer suu» and fro&n in is* n mcisi-i i» fj( Je,vph, Kolamaxxo, and Grand Chicngv Arctic sens, uvpt aloud. started a large manufacturing ostabliahrteaistsaiui “* BWlr tegvther. and so near on What, Mr. Chairman, will mt three I tho same plarw. that th<»r could bo eosi-; imprwcnients accouitiUsh for us f >d list l« wfo ' Iv united and tho waters <>f cither two' Tho existing pojiufadon of Europff is ! caus.'d u> flow into .. tho---------rouminiug <r , । •>7l»iopo,OOO®r whom 150,000,0(W are enterjiriao promised so Impefully, waa .. ... r_.. . <m| | Tho Grand rushes north125 miles - "■ consiituora <.f cereals to thu amount of felt by his <urrivort to be an inetreiva' Jnckaon. whrro it is lllfa fi*,-t six noariy 1,000.000,000 ba.hol.- Their bly lose. Thoen thougTlls uero ujmcrmoU in moans for further pruductiau are limitj north to Eaton Rapids j at this joint it •d. Tlio dependance of Great Britain the winds of all, and wheu the tunnral party returned to tho ship there was a Oberlin, started a paint-shop without cannot l«> far from 25U feet abovo lako I level- Ilvginning, then on Lake Mich­ oomo* uiorv apparent. In ,1855 it hushed ritenae attending the protormanco ever handling a brush before in his-lib. fought bis way up to Captaiacr, tur­ I ignn, at tho mount of thu KklauiOKu, a amounted to 59.02 per cunt, and in I860 ned tho protiirax girt in Oberlin, and ' hurixir which the Gvnoral Government it row to 88 per cent. With enlarged ttuulc hie fortune, is Hou. Stophen W. channels we can ciuupeto alth tho world I prove, at)d losato at the boat point fur fur this foreign deuKUd. At 'paper ! the united cuuitnereo of Chicago, Racine |irie<-* our surplus would* bo almost * tin- Capt Ilndington, tho sailing master of and Milwaukee, we find tlio rivet sus­ tho Polaris, and says that Captain Hall ) reptible of sluck-wator, improvenu at will begrudge him his good furiuno.— for n comidotahlo distance, and at no surplus. Then the highlands of the gn at expense ns far pcrLai.* as Kola- Hudson wonld boevrae tbo gateway of thing bed in tho cutfco which bo drank such n cunmerce as neither Tyro, or on returning from the slmlgo oxpoditiun. nor Antwerp over drcan dreamed, That made him akk, and ho hail a bum- The Adrian Light Guard Summoned 9 laxo level u no Venire, Yonire, n»r v — v towardr thia___ _____ ____ i?k 200 feet. From Look gateway now__4 and. .. ing sensation. has a mote rapid ns- — - —IJ— linns Christian's statement is to the cent, it being 248 foot above lake level at Marshall and 345 fret at Albion. In to Capt Hall's death. urtlcr that the summit level may bo Tho prevailing nnprrerion, among die ketit as low as practicable elongations will admit, it is deemed ' beit to lent <• silcoco on the sabiret, the valley of tlx> Kalsmaxuo at Dattlo ' York Stale but ripening fruits of her master of the 1’olaru, willfully abac- imrmrturabU ■ ■..I Ba ~ >L_ Creek city, nnd follow tbo Battlu Crerk j canal system. Hom'd them to their fate branch of the Knlamasou on a long ra­ Build tho Michigan Ship Canal, and We bad boon anticipating ths break­ diant north around to near Eaton Raji-': from Detroit to traugatuck will arise a ing up of ice for some time, and if ho ids, which wo will call the center of tho ■ cimtinuoua lino of populous commercial had wished to hare Jysun and his comare. Then bonding southerly to and and manufacturing towns. Over half Light Guard, that their sorvioas would crossing the Michigan Central Railroad bo required to aid tho Government in nt Dexter, on tlio Huron, which point light that they would not have ventured putting down and exterminating Hm> ia 232 fi'ot abovo Inko Erie; thou fol­ to bo absent at so critical a juncture. Modocs. Tho dispatch purported to lowing tlio valley uf the Huron, striking to tbo MissiMijipi by steamcra. Michi­ come from tho Adjutant-General, ami tho Detroit Rirer nuar Detroit, t<t near gan coal will not only to 'mined and THE CAPTAIN OF THE N0RTH- or below tho mouth of tbo Huron, nt plated upon tho banks of tho canal in drift away so suddenly that tho mon Um demand was peremptory, and •• forthwith.” The cHect of thia exci­ plcasuro. quantities sufficient to supply tho pass­ could not have Iwsn rescued from their ting summons ui>oa tbo peaceful Light A* 1 have stated too Load w aters of ing fleets of vessels for their voyages perilous position. the St. Joreph can bo turaed into tho from Chicago to Buffalo, where they Captain Tyson thinks that ill feeling Graed. Thia lino would have, torn, rxfald yeeoai tor New York, aud from and bed designs on tho part at Budin*­ . r_ „ for water supply, tho KahuuMoo, Bat­ Buffalo to Chicago, but also to supply hill and dale, t)u> tidings flew—ami tle Creek, to which the Thornappte tho inimeruw manufacturing intaresta there were polo chocks and trembling Ur itow. w« rsssot *Mc tins all 1 River may lw addifl, tho Grand River that will spring up along its banks. i;_V- --.I _ J_ t -r_____ :___ -i" for tho summit level, and the Huron, ation to go as for north as possible, and Tbir MkathMb*rv«etwM»MS|>l»r<. with a hundred interior lakes, as natuAnd drtw Ikm tbr ausral «s> : Bndington'a detennination, from fear or lie. Did Y^Woo/ wmM-wMs BsetHk »u. reservoirs for water storage. i of the unpor pat HreUtd tr Itet distil. Tn-do 1 I am unnbln to giro tho whole estlpulled nod rolled. ctrrstx rraox’ Il brissi lbs UsstbiM test UuIims ibliM* Ta uxbor Fut wbtn Mttewa rati i It adn ea with ■ aaaue atwlasa Tli u auian Is ti/t lb« ranbllM •••«!. length 216 milss, was 12,250,000. The direct distance across tho Peninsula Un arse aa new. ssd'llfa aa rwaat. BsS -4 tba toll be left th, »lc» gan, hks Now York, would grow nch dsd asasasfsll^tsluvl tn hk low. from her products, her canals, nor raids add her carring trade. "Nor.done. I esssM m r<w die. 216 mites was *2.500,000. then a canal Motley speaks of Antwerp, the proud r>" ue. 1 harvay aork ud' eould be built yrith capacity far lioatsof metropolis of tho early Netherlands, Csbm Itewn |» the boa). (M-bve. 600 tons far throe times tbo above esti­ grown from tho ccitumervo of her caunls God blew >eau I aball as. it Ibroesli.“ mate, W,750,000, or say <7,000,000. to lie mistress of tbo seas.—whore 600 thov couldn't spare We rood nlU tea aiaks dim. Locks could b« made cheaply of tinibur, retools, wet with the dews of every __ t.t iL .t. And droaraa: bail ere th a (out te |«at. and when these required restoring, thu ocean and from all their porta furled night Tho tomporaturo waa about at A tide atUfaasb everbaisea canal's own vessels could bring; stuns those cruel, blood-thirsty, rofrom our own quarries aud deposit it trharevor neo lad. The only remaining question to con­ thousand ships a day, with yard and sider is, “ Will tho Michigan Ship Co- rigging from misrun a One Hundred JLkoHnrw. Jn<l heo Seated Farmers’ Buggiss at ^3 2 £ !« « ra c:, <z» s jp c a proved a Sucre*, which led me to Ute InvcBtlon of the Hucreseful IRON r IIAUMKREK. I ion ureparod tu <>t!br PAINTING! Our space a ill not admit of publishing more of it or wo should I *,ufplace it all Itefore our reader.. > , A,K«!u. from dutaucc, thero ua । further saving. Tho topart of tho DoOu tho IStli of February, 1838, “Tho , troit’Board of Tkado, speaking - of tho I Commisaioners of Internal Improve-! more serious lake disasters far 1872, . ment” far tho State of Michigan made I aays 'it has been estimated by compe' a •* report to tho lx»slaturc cm tbo ' tent authority that these reached about • jirasticability of constructing a canal' 750 in number, causing loa*«-s aggwatrom Mount Cfemeu to Uko Michigan, {ting about W,000,O00,thcuoforNovw : in tho county of Allegan." Tho rejKrrt her efans reaching ftillv $1,000,000. I nyi that " a canal can bo constructed I Add the damage by mlaor disa.tera, I throughout the entire distance, and nt j such ns loss of dock ioaAs, canvas, ont'aw nasouabfa an expenditure, taking: fit. collision, etc., and the total amount, | tho whole line together, as worts of a | will bq.iwellcd to noarty •3,250,000. i ! similar nature In auy othirt section of Two million dollars of this ln*i. can One Hundred nnd Fifty sold in Thirty Dn}^. U KIGUI K UOLIttlilOK. NO. 5. THE S1404S4 AMD M1CH104M to„ niu, ^u.l. o — ,i. THE POLARIS EXPEDITION. SHIP CANALS ! whole distance. The canal will shorten -----I tho'voyage about one-half; hence, aav- Interesting Sfatemente by Prominent | Bjieechof Hon.' MarkD- Wilber. | ^ <* ----------i ing ouo-half lhero tho cost of transportation, Members of the Rescued Party. . I or tl'per ton, equaling •7,5(N,000 per । Herewith we place before our readers nnnam,—a sum greater than tho cost Moro definite accounts are at last had of tbo canal. Ono fourth of tote saving a few extracts from tho exceedingly able 1 as toll gives canal receipts •1,875,000, by personal statements of the hading । and eloquent Speech of Hon. Mark D. leaving a net saving to tho producer of surviven of CepL Hall's axpeditlon. •5,025,000. Charge 1700,000, 10 per John Heron, steward of tho I’olaris, Mnrch 2Glh, 1873, to which too sixsciol and <3(10,000 fo superintend and rc- makes tho following report concerning , far from t tia depot, and at oaeo proceodod thither and engaged rooms. Our hero registered at Week's, inno­ cently enough, nd thsc started up town to prospect.> Being too son of a cloipr- Tho carrying trade I siaaeppi Valley and �LITEKAHY 10T1CE8 Toir Neighbor. inner. against ait Improjiet nnd ; RUSSELL & NEVINS ur I WILL KOT BE UKDEKSOLT) ! Cana da, died Tuesday. railroad and other corporation; de­ nounce all Credit MoUUer transactions; appointed Minister to Russia, by I’reridact Grant. of th* return* which byteriaa Church i* now in session at nod recommend such modification* of Baltimore, Mti. . The Connecticut Senate ha* voted, 1G ly shorten the Hine of probation before to 5, that Hartford slinll bo the roh* voting. capital of the State. Tho law nuthortaH postmaster* to that ths Republican* of Ohio are aa diistroy all puatal caala which are sent fur a uialicioua purpose. Tho temperance people of New York aro much excited over Gov. l>ix’» veto of tl>* Local Option bill other victory in ins Asremoiy, *aa tiw Conservatives are atmilallrii. The town of Bmlharn. N. H., thinks THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION ri* survivors iudicata a bad state' Af thing on board, atul po**ibly foul play. of the franking privilege, and juirtly in a more prosperous and substantial con­ retaliation, partly in the hojie of check­ iff British American* who favor the dition than even I bad hoped br prayed ing the agitation, the Senate Committee annexation of Canada to the United surreptitiously engrafted tho following Them are fifteen narrow gauge rail­ fu! wards which were sent by Copt- Hall clause in tho bill to repeal: road* in operation4n tlio United Stalo*, with an aggrogato length of 4M 1-2 last dispatches received from Ilia then northward sailing Folaria. Aud yet a and tlio same are hereby repealed from Muro than 12,000 combs aro manuwooden crow, amid the bleak ioe ttelda’ after June 30, 1873. facturwl in tlio town of Loomiuster, Maas , daily. boaiJee horn jewelry to a uf tho Arctic region*, toll* where ropoaos smother martyr to tho ardfou* endeavor passage was ita object generally known, largo extent Tbo Erie. Groat Western and Michieven to there whore brouth gav. it the cvnqjuuons, and record* another failure where Cabot and Perry,' Frobisher, Roas and Kane had foiled before. Nearly ■neo skillful navigators, either from Cathay or to find a northwest p*v.vage— bare dared the tenors of those chill and doaolate region*, nnd, after untold «ufout succvm. What tbo success, if achieved, would have amounted to, as txnrtribution eithor to tho valuable earned on by machinery; 'but then,' *ay they, •there i* the aoarcity of timber.’ Having lived thirty year* in fire W’eatorn Suites, we are prepare.1 to »ny •amelhing ful rapidity. Thirty years ago people made the same objection to irotng to mined* which th»y now make to go­ ing to Nebraska ; but notwithstanding tlio wood that has been burned, and tho millions of railroad ties which have been furnished, there is more timber in Illi­ nois to-day, titan ever. All through N«braaka timber planting is an enthusi­ asm. Every farmer plants. Steck eonipanios plant largo tract* ; and Railroad Companicr ore raising timber. Million* of tree* aro annually *ct out from the forest, and hundred* of nurseries aro propagating on a grand *calc. Ono firm raised over twenty milliou* of couiferw atone, and cannot supply tl.o demand. Ono Patent Oilic* Report estimate* that 150,000 acre* are annually planted tu were planted than two year* ago. Tree culture ha* proved a suceos i* no uncommon thing to too grot ionoe, a* well as thogreat value of cred­ it Worfrust you do, but hive good reasons to think that it i* not as well paint picture* which are scan fur a abort understood nnd practiced as it should time in their studies and then are *«ou bo by other than business num. Your merchant can enjoy good credit only so long as ho meet* his engagements actual world of art a* if they did not promptly; and knowing thin what sacrificM will ho not make to do m. You aro more or lose interested in his credit abroad, as through him you receive acoommodstions liasod ujkiii future pay­ every section of the country, who consti­ ments. You may not require it to-day, anil loot perfectly inilifferont and inde­ tute a powerful art constituency, and iu pendent about it. Excuse* don’t nfty a certain scuse represent ppsterity. Mr. debts, no matter how reasonable they Kruacmau Van Ellen's oil pictures ore or, in case you ntiaa your engagements, View near Granby, Conn., in the June to call upon him, and in case he can­ not grant ypu an extension without i=Alfa*, makes bis talent known through­ couvrr.icnco to him, to procure it for out tho United State*. It is a dslieioua' him at no matter what sacrifice or cost. drawing—aa picturosquo as Nature her­ Plenty of borine** mon of small capita), self, when she tries to bo full of light with a good reputation of being prompt. can purchase thair good* cheaper than concern* whoso prompt paywonla. Mr. R. W. Hubbard'*, Dntaut monte cannel bo relied upon. This apnnet.be View of Mount Mansfield is one of tlio plie* no lews to It the merchant than to tiio artisan and mechanic. Good credit most delightful landscape* wo have ever is not based upon wealth, but upon prlncinlo, hoitor ami acquaintance. All of his old paintings, their grace, touder- should ImvorhQr None should use it, ncaa, and subtle beauty, and sothorough- only in rasa*!*f eonvenioueo and neccs- luted into color. CunnU. FINE NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS, HATS AND GAPS, moot of bls (Train’s) Counsel that tew verdict was simply "not guilty,” and ■Nut guilty Exposition. She will report ospccially From tlio Programme, wo loam that ling the jury w Subsequently Wednesday. Monday the Dotrail* Bay City Bail­ a halxat Lake Shore A Michigan Southern road rtabtiy. Ml DRUGS I’RESCRH’TIONS PH(ENIX CASH STORE -*•»"—---------------------- , , I inunlh»pad.a n-iwaorial, until led. Within But too muiii reliance should not be ' Um - M --ass', -has •been published in TA.- I placed on real. It doos uot grow, and ronaequently it mint ultimately hocouie exbauatid. . England *up|Ki*«id ah. hwl Mr-. WqvL It will lie c-'tnpleted fi. n supply (or a thousand years ; but ln*t English rwxiler* iu the August utuubjr sumoietr n coal panic n sovrrely atfecte-l tho industries ol that country that the grm.int with the uiitboress, who hu shock wna felt nlruoat ell over the world. The only trouble with tbo fuel quo*­ •applyod tho I’uteroms* with her manu­ . si.i___ 1.. i- r.._ ,i.. n... r.— script iu advaueo, they will publish tho whole story complete iu one large octavo volume n<.-xt ifotunlay, thus anticipating an! county, which, when only four years the publication in Lindon by over two old. ahowod trees four incho* through and fifteen foot high; and if there had tnonth*. The plot is entirely original boon ton aero* of it, it would, from that introducing tho adventures and misad­ ago. hare yielded a family a perpetual venture* of a young baronet, who kills sujiply. Cottonwood from the seed often a man in the heat of passion, is eonteuced lodged for i to d*ath. has his sontaneo commuted to It io Mid that tho late Chief Justice high as the corn, (tlx foot), tbo tamo penial labor for lifo, attempts escape, year. ‘Well, for ths next fire or ten is belsirod to have been shot by hl* tbo Supreme Court. obviate* th* n*f*mity of fencing, y*t the pursuers, and—bat wo must not diatlooc people are planting fence*, which cannot blow down and du not rot; and, harsh English—was a finished Italian, Span­ ish and German rcholar—and thor­ tainod that a pound o! com ia worth a* oughly r*r»Kl in English literaturo. luueli os a pound of cual; and there is generally such a plethora ot thia com­ cloth, or jl.5O in paper trovers ; or copies national Blate Industrial Expcsution at modity that it can be had for fuel much Chicago, at a recant mseUng, derided paid, by tbs publishers, on rocsipt of prioe. Exposition Hall on tho lake front Two UtAVTirtn. On. Cuomo*, Tho lit­ tle Burgoon and Too Familiar, are given away to every subscriber to that popular od at from 12 to 110 per thousand. illustrated family magazine, riaurtem In ths United Btetoa Land Office, at throughout with Lincoln, more than 25,000 horasstendeft Delroitat 7 for framing, nnd are rn*tl*id immediately x»x>, Izrwell and 1872, no part of th railroad was held pel jiayable, till th* beginning fifth year.. . ran- Medical 1’uq COMPOUNDED. Also a Fino Aaaortmoot of nol bo A J W Undersold. RUSSELL A NEVINS. S2^„OC>O ir.lt it AirraATTi BLOOD rilfinLK Too iiigrcdicnta era) each bold* of m*di— uacd and recommended by Fby■irian* wherever It haa been In­ troduced. It wilt positively cure SCKOFVLA. SYPUILJS ■ is iliTttnaui olayet, 1HIEUNATISJE WHITE SWEL­ LING. GOUT. GOITRE. BRONCHITIS. NERV­ OUS DEBILITY. INCIP­ IENT CONSUMPTION, , sad all diansea arlricf from an ’ UtaV.r* from reliabl* and trust­ worthy 1’hysicians. Minuter* of 1 th* Greprl. and others. That I Must and Will Sell in Sixty Dav CONSISTING 10c. Yard wide fleeting nt Stripe Shirting “» 20c. Cottnnade*. j , J* M,KE.fB^"3r!< F. A’CaK|imere. " 25 to 35c. Nt* StyLis or HATS Trite Baytag*. Ronins and Offices to rent* over iny store. JOSEPH PFLUG ! •fertl ^ifai i«Wi. CITY llut.M*. UssUtCX. R. MUDGE. tat Get the Best! MARKET! COOLER! ■HF (i I MUCH BETTER CONDITION »■ A»re»t n«*i u few•*«<» r. X. <u auJ <■> iSStajtLwxSltSS’e! SIMMONS & CLOUGH l*sru «r. UI4 in Mi* r>mntr. >11 thw* e< uWirS fiEsStasa: •fnuia*UsO*>wssLn'.nithrwMm. •*« Sts: FRESH FISH DURING THE SEASON. GEORGE WOOD ORGANS !te UGflT l US,' DBSU I BiMES, ilH ABB P4M GM JOSEPH PFLUG. Scrofula Syrup! MIXER'S SCROFULA SYRUP cure* all Scrofulous Affections, Canons, WOOL HM! All the almre sujierior instruments are for by tbo Hastings Agency. Giro them a Trial. COREY a CORNELL. CMB^So.,1, .ij. 8»u. Bgw, fa A.*J. SALT Erysipelas, I'tmplcs, Blotohw. Pa*, tulra. Bolls, Tumors, Tetter or Salt Rheum, Ulcere and Soros, Dy*tim>■is, Debility and all InipuriUo* of tbo blood. It is a Bui Blm-, W.tototo. Btak. IS SALT BARLOW & GOODYEAR My MACHINERY Keep n large supply of Salt for sale nt Lowest ntnrkel rates, i their Brick Warehouse. The Bcm of "Work ntMMntiUirtaiinaalHtEpM iitefaoc. Farm Ballads, by Will M. Carlton. “Over the Hill to the Pocrljause," Ac. ? Mr. Irving L. R. Creasy of Oratgavflta, CJ[f>S I Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make to Order. qu^rec sunsrqoTio/i i I i. realtor, f BE IWTHIIIIITHS H’MIEBES tho namw. They were painted by Prio­ ' From tho tqany favorable notices we ri. and Reinhart, embrace children and My long Experience In the DuaincM, TESTIMONIALS : .Lnhlr, me I.. Northern Railroad Company, in tbo $5,00 ’8.00 Boys' Suite, Wool, Mens’ Union Casrimerc Mlitm wool, " Cotton suite, Linen Coate, Grata: SCROFULA ad CANCER REMEDY pone haa placed a road fur thu tnecss CAREFULLY ClTROMOS, LITHDGRA PKIC CARDS. REWARDS OF MERIT, nnd •verytlung you need in unknown. His liody »as burio-1 iu an old cvmvtery on South Broad Streit. Savannah, >m June'.Dih, 17HG, but no record being made, tbo re main* could now be found. The Geneseo County Woolen Manu­ Wheat iu California, if wime'uf tho facturing Company ha* it* Mills in op­ eration how. and will coon bo turning papers hare tho right of it, is badly pinched by tho drought, much »«> out 100 to 150 yard* of cloth day. । • .... .....Vlnl nt Tn,,. l.^r.-nA^P will » Swwart “d . ,lcrr?8?lULf! •«•>» w pnxtoo* oven nau • crop, ano Band Imko, were couvutwi on the lulb, | shrinkage of the crop is expected to bv bofore Justice Sinclair, of Grand liajiUap. Bboot of bMbfte. id*. for soiling liquor and were finod In Michigan City an < ntorprising President Grant ha* apnolnted Mr*. j-arty arose Helen M. Barnard, of Admin, a* an RATES! I*O5V.EST BOOTS AND SHOES, WINES JVISriD LIQUORS s«aj Lunailc Asylum was net ohly accom­ panied by a protest from Mr. Train him- VERY Tho citizens of Grand Ledgo have or.gantrod a joint stock company to pur- BEST PRINTS IN HASTINGS! ] clia*» and utilize tho property of the , mill conqiany at that place. They dotiro to raise o capital of 850,000. the qvioatwu of portage of tho coufuswu I Sw'LfXw, Lro bin elected honorary raiw?r* .’ru P^og evergreens yet afipoar. It is certainly doubtful which now surrounds it. . 1 ,r<>,o AmJ Mi vk,,,— . far the protection o* their stock; aud tlio Itecumng to th. change* .HKcted by ot 8l , dulterl. ro cmnpl.te that a few dollar, it* excellence. Thera are two stories of phMl—. whether anything could bo gained by tho net repealing th. Franking 1'riril- | I *avo the exiiense ot a born. Tbo Nur- Now England life, cither of which would £12““*'.’■‘I* ege, «r aifaumo this podtiou, and hope Th. Cincinnati moaical festival was I way lvrur t t,y fa fofage, foliage, with limb* « hich would repay the hosanl* aud nnwsi^ix'ra generally will im[re.s u I inaugurated Tue.Jay night under eir- way spru.:*, by its bo w. tho ui,nuy literary imiur* featura uz of ra. the momn mouth >n ia sama.***«sis«n* -------....------------- * upon the proiwr authority—that, under cumrtanccs that remove n! doubt as to j ‘ f this tree, BIX _____ ______ _________ It would seem, therefore, that our jdl circumstance*, the itostmn.ter Gen-i “» •«<»**. «dihw musically or fiuan-'■uf year**planted, and four | ‘ho ''Me, by Frances Leo, i* a capita! / apart in the row, *o interlaced th*t Gorerament had done about enough cm!, who*, duty it is to ronstrue oct* nelly. affecting hi*Department.should at unre Four potren* were instantly kiued I th* ”•hardly •••• - it. intion; tho *.-cond, Young Martin and the snow ccould Mew -■ through . (considor the validity of thb (clause quot- and two injured by the explosion of a ptoration*. We have already, through •4, said if a reasonable doubt ia raised, । tank usvd for rcuiloring tallow at the j Ia lo.a and Nebradta. Cue uruficial OH UirtilQ. b QuaUth Sted laM. u forest*.''rerrily the once unbroacn prai. Do Haven, Kano ami other a, added should give newspaper publiabsr, tho . oatablishmant at II. Bch.xmian ia Chi- ।™.’; .=.1 Mr,. _« «dl »»rk. »| ’• >« “ *“ • S™«~l materially to the world's knowledge of benefit of it. The object of the act, aa ■ ago Tuesday mornbg t thriftr, that after six years, ten acres ’ knowledge iff Yankee life sho odd. a „ Black ; lingular power of analysis, which im- r stated in tho title end throughout the Mr. n. C. Ford, 1‘reridont of the 1would;supply a fondly for over. iV«demyof De.ii-n, has just 'walnut, eighteen year* old, has yielded 1 ,arts t0 her story tho interctof genuine I over a field quite as extended as com­ diacuwuon, was smiply to repeal the chi Frankinglnrilege. No otim'question . g u 7 picton—an Amari- ' at tho rate of forty curd. Mf wood jter • m Jn jjum .| merce is over likely to occupy ia that (wo* raised. It wo* rot th. ratantwu of ;c„‘foreit ‘.ja (ktute-r-which i. ■iure. Cottonwoods, fifteou years old,. 1 , „ ..... ‘ to I other than a few of the law-makers t0 ; highly yrmred bv lb# local critira 1are found that will yield a oord to the . «"• bX Eron Clinch, and A • i tree. In one instance a row ui Leun-! Madam Thim, by George Bands, wo are I a question that ia extremely doubtful, impose new burden* upon. the newspa- " • ' lam of the laud, aud rinco nt kart one I The New Turk Ctntral Railroa.1 lie, tardy poplar, ten rods long, and twenty , ptea»nntir introduced to those two | nnd the settling of which, except as it branch of Congtes* attempted to rocUfy ; pair Wutka at Niagara Falk were might show tiro cflectsxff connin oceanic tho mistake, there is abundant ground burq*d Monday night., resulting in n years old, yield twenty rente of wood- fahJOUS fWBrh wvnwB. MrC. It Shaulv , two curd* to tho rod. white willow*. ,. _ , T ... . .n soon v-L.f.i about Ixnt •Alu>u-a and for netting arido that clause of the net loss of SUM),000. About luO employ- ,'.set> out ... iu .a iieago. ylem timplo .. re- I discourse ... , tlio rill­ jI turn* if fuel. sago that could ’bo reacluxl by tho ordi- until tho incoming of another Congros*. «*• »ero thrown outaf eundoyment. ’ , t,,r •« •>>» cntieal verdict upon : The Portnuuter General lias this power, Mrs. Sckunt, wifo of the distinguished Ibero-------------------i* an alarming * |iro»[ioct............ for our ; -Music, Art nnd laterature, Th» poetry ' tbo question of intention is plain in nt Smniur, ha* beerimo heir to a legacy of | Northern j, a* good us %v.-r Miss Kate I’utman 1 ‘u‘ 'forest*. ’Having "" visited1 tho I i, ratitle feast of— tho oompopent branches | 250.000 Frureian thalcri.•>. or tliout centers of our lumber trade, wo find . o,g (। O<Jj being represented by a tulhelic ----- one ------~— 7T~ T,of Iwvc -- ...Jfl _________ . __ i .r,A. .11 ....... ... . .. . ■ ___, . __ ...... . government, and mteiihun u after all! fno.ood, bv tho decease iff her uncle, : that seventeen year* will complete the ! dirge.-At tbo Lost; Mr. w'w — tiEon after W. W. w.n Briley . Not a cargo of merchandise seeking the main Ingnnliont in the correct can- |aWjv n nri'dent tit Hamburg; Germa- : destrni tion of our pineries. Boon after ,J • T; ’’ "• 1 ; I1 /»«r foreign markets, is tho least possible structioa of law. Hero is Crv*we’l’s I — ' * our «,'•.« p no *• is ««.>• gone, />,.» our Imr.l num wrwl wooa lorests I1 by The rirat and rairest. one of his .... I (which now supply qpr manufoctonve, ■ tfowvr-fancie*; John Sydney by A opportunity, lie should immediately A notorious iobbyiat w» put out of the New York Senate Library liy the our agricultural enterprise, and car Ghilsni Song; Henry Richard* by two work.), wnU ateo h- dratroy*!. ■ ,|-jklioK on Jnne. Bnd s u believe, two or throe other Arctic expe­ Congress which meta in Dsccmb-'r Scrgeant-at-Arm* Tuesday, ou tho Thirty years will, inevitably, seo the!.' , " , ground that ho had no buriuesa there. East the Stampede, •■ »I-*"tod spirited dialect poem, jaxtm, denuded of timber, while grove., by 11,0 ditions now cut froui’ollxr countries, The affair occatinand considerably ex- .....___ ._____1__ ri.l.*_.___._____ t_ ... M. ,11. U..l._ ritement. Mription price IS, Tnclubiag Chromo* ' Tliero arc sixteen college* in New If projierly tended, trey* will grow to a Village Belle and Creasing the Moor. England. Seven aro controlled by the . good eixi> iu thirty year*. There is a James Button & Co., publiihiir*, fiS all that isattainable about these roeions; great difference brtweon a natural and Hague, I* homo (at Marshall) on a vuii. by tbo Unitarians, Methodists, <niver- an artificial foreit Before ut, as wc Berrien Spring* ia to have a new nnd salida, Free Baptist* and Rumnn Oathlaw Boob, teen year* old, and thirteen inchcj emnmodtous n-hool-housc, to cost six Audiniiian's through, and tho r----------thouiand dollars. On Sunday tho 18th iu»t, there wna a feet high. Go inti East Saginaw is ranking arrangubank iff snow at the Tip Top Hound, on Polaris. Thai the interesting report you will find that manta for a supply of gas, sufficient far ! Keanargw Mountain. Andover N. IL, a city of KW.iHX) inhabitants. , n hich mariiurcd U feet in doptlr: nnd published in anathsr column, u art, in all in rannril m Um wo.fl* there wore I pinu tu grow probability tho final rejiort from thin ill biu hung out her shingle at Charlotte. bank* 100 rod* long, aud from 5 to C | t y,.ar. Tlio soft wood* fated expedition. If that little vessel, . 1 Bjiijw n yearly circle of an inc! ‘ ' sry thorough lyedu- feet deep. Treasury liatanre* onThursday: | ncss, giving a diatuotor of twi nrreney, Al, 124,257 ; a(iecial dqiorit, | T<-nr. fT legal tenders for tbo tlio redemption mlomption of of ! Wo mini plant tli.-in both wtifieata*of deposit, t2*,825,0l>0 wtifiratMiff I2<.R25,O'»); coin, coin,•! Wet. Tlio cam with which 74M‘>71,467, ini lulling coin certificate*, as that Tyson and his companfoits shou Id from stumps and j... «-1 Saturday night Jamo*McLiiidm, »cctbo Flint Flint sad anil Pm; Fero •' »d5a.3W,«.,O. • tian foreman on tbs Jlut it is Marquetto Railway, was killud by n ill the East; Green, famous iu tho Rnvolutiou. is TRAIN'S INSANITY TEJ1 and COFFEE. DLOTH1NO. There two drawings in the loam oi too »»c«r, raan iu nieir . , • native Michigan or New York. Arthur l»nd«cnpca. Among tho figure-piece* Bryant, of ftinceton. Hlinoi*, brother [ to lie noticed and commended an The of the poet, haa a groat variety. Some ( Signal, after Hellwig, and Tbo Sisters, of hi* cwrgroen* are forty feet high, and ft 1{um>n interior, after Cooman*. Mr. five feet in circumference, though only | , ■ SATiAfACTION Of which he ba* a VERY LARGE STOCK, and ho i. determined to *.11 at force of law. Thia i»' shown by th. suitMinnesota nt^l hu 12,000,000 bushsequent action ol the popular branch of rangenient* by wldch nataco earn are Congrosa, which attempted to psas an be run daily between Now York and has Eurotican larches fifteen years old, j o'-'mal picture*, The Bull-Calf, n. barn­ Will forty fret high, and a foot in diameter— yard study, and a Group of Slioiq^ which oxplanatonr ball continuing tho postal Chicago. Mr. Andsut, the heroic clenontuin of capable of ranking two railroad lie* and 1 are belter than any that Vcrboeckhoven I freedom of th. prere. A strict construction of the art a* it Terence Bar. N. S., ha* a call to Nyw iwo fence poits. to tho tro.-. A f«w 0Ttfr JiaiBlBd or „„ w£jj paint, fur Mr. J NftW A d VfirtlSeilientS now stands compels rubacribers, to coun­ York as amistant minister of Trinity. months ago wo vuitod Mr. Edwards, one ‘ ,............ .v . ., 1 *,ow MU VU1 USGUIOU13. n5ti of th. trre planum of the Wet, and it' Mo,*a CBU«h'- ’k*1 '«bo«khoren ty papers, to pay poatag- thereon, even w -r-wracr it they receive them in tho counties The Central Vermont Railroad t.'om- leernod aa though tlio wand uf a magi- g' ^rally mteMM—tho feeling, rfho in-1 where published—&L compel* payment panv organixod at 8t Alban* on "Wed- cian liad posted over that iieairo land. ; »tinrt of th. animal world. Trom Mr. LUJfSflEtiU. of poatag. at tire ofBre of delivery cm i mrsday, „ z tho choice of ....----------by substantially What n transformation hurl been produc- W. M. Con- wo have A Stampede eft MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. all newspaper exchanges. Eteowhm tho old board of Director*. U‘j te0” °f yi*ar‘ : i " O11"’i ’ WiU Boraa^ which ia a striking and' Grind. lUVCT VlllCV Division wo giro a c-iwnleto schedul* of the ratre I Mr.JuatireClinbni; aa reniw justice of tiiroutrh hi* grounds, embewersd with . . , „„ *• , -rauu iwreuuial prren. H.ro are fire wbieh i.® 1 * 1 Tl* ” there of puriage, ou and after Juno .Wth, on n.l ' tho 8upnnno Court «f th. Unitsd State. ctaMM of matter rent through the mails- will1 oct aaVUietJnati.ro „ chief Jurii.ro until n »ucce»«i«ro you j<m would wvum think ram* half n century old ; 'i* !•> the i'ark, Tbo Old Mill of Korslur, Durso rates with tho exceptions above I . Justice . . _ ... I there, pfare tare., • o enough for house tiin-i and n View ia Old Anitterdatu, after of......... Chief CIiuo .ia appointed named, aro tho same as heretofore, but ! it appears from the jiul.tlaued rejions, Sherman J. Rich HATHA NEW WAREHOUSE, Adjoining C. F. Dwlgbt & Co.’* Foundury. 10 Barrel lots and more sold to dealers at a very Small vtnee above Car-load Rates. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinffa, fi/ie LUffsc^ fuq/iisiieo //t LOTS Wool, 1040 �local filifijicj? Jloticej. The following ceres dbpored of during tho post week by Justice of Alderman Wood, who is about to re­ Young : move ftan our city to areept the position of Attorney and Trea.*uror of an Eng. Tho City vs. George Marshall, charged liah Mining Company in Colorado, join­ with being drunk and disorderly. Con­ ed with tlm moiubors of the Barry victed and flood 87.25 including costs. County Bar in tendering him a compli­ The City vs. Charles F. Dwight, mentary supper at tlio Hastings House. cbm-ged with fast driving. Plead guilty, Tbo ocoanion was an interesting ono. and «u fined, including costs, 113. Tlio tables were simply oHcgnnt, and Tho City vs. Robert Billingsly, fairly groanod With thu viands which charged with being drunk anti disorder­ miiu kailt Taylor spread before his ly. Convicted and lined 810, and 81 Gohl, 118 1-8. gunst*. Hon. Harvey Wright presided, Mercury in the eighties. and after tho removal of the cloth, short “Friday is Memorial Day. sjicecbea wore made by Moura. D. It The City vs. Ixtrenxo D. Gardner, Cook, Wright. M. Dewey, Jno. R. VanILVulsor, W.Geo. H. Hayford, Ed. A. charged with being drunk and disorder­ Subscribe for tho Bxxxxa. Holtoook and others, and the following ly. Plead guilty, nnd fined 810 includ­ Thursday wa« "ascension day." \ Riw-intious, from the members of the ing coda. Barof thojguntyJ^Ml.'ia Ly~~tKT' Tho City v». Timothy Donivan, A delightful shower Monday night. ' pn^iding officer, and from this citizsns, charged with being drunk and ditorTbo Apple. Pear, and Cherry trees presented by tho Editor of tho Bvsxaa, derly. Convicted ami fined 85, and were unanimously adopted. costa 82. 75. In default of paymeat, ten "The Odd Follows Lodge meets every days m the county Jail, where ho at Tuesday evening. present sojourn*. IL-member, we ought to celebrate tho Before Justice Clarke, May 24th. We wish to suggest some things which can be done to add interest to the Sunday of thoce who find its free­ dom dull. Taka au hour Sunday morning and ait down alono, and think what you hare dono during the peat week, and agitato the qustion whothor you have duno just as you really think is best, aud moan to keep on doing. Haro you told any lira thfc post weekf Count them on your fingers, if you can, and seriously consider whether you al­ ways moan to be a liar? Have yon abused your neighbor, run down your comjMititor in other itorcs, slandered otlicr politicians, or hart anybody's reputation tho past week ? Those things < Laat evening a low personal friends I [ of the City of Hastiugs in the County The cut-worm* ore doing much dam­ ol Barry, State cf Michigan, and a age in mauv of tho gardens lit our city. prominent practicing Attorney of said Ackley bat iu good running order, county, is about to remove from among : us and take up his mddeneo at or near hi* Soda and JRoot B»ur Fountain. Donirar City in tho Territory of Colora­ Wood work, wallsand coiling*, should do. . Now therefore, iu testimony of tno ulways bo well watlnsl and given time to dry, before being painted or caliiiuiucd. high usteum in which ho has ever been hold by us, and our appreciation of his Several interesting communications am layed over until next week from Akw/rrJ, That wc/ tbo uudersignod. Officers of the Circuit Court of said County and members of thu Bar, do Postal cards aro bugiuiag to make hereby tender him our best wishes for llictir appearance and promises to bo a his ftituro prosperity sml socctm in tho very popular moans of businrwr cotu- new field he has •elected. And wo hereby remmsml him to the people of whatever locality, ho may ,' SnsMtrcL.—To arrest and punish u hcroaitor viait, and Aahicularte W-Jlw uiau for being rfrswl nnd let tho min :; Bench and Bar, a, fiteng a , c.-utl.mjin’ who sells him Arfy-rod TmyMry go un- .■ of high mural and »ocial quafiSes, aud1 worthy tho implicit confides co and whipped uf Justice. ' | highest regards of alL In testimony whereof wo hare sub­ The Mito Society connected with tho PrvnLy tsrian Church, will las cuiertained scribed our name, hereto and rau»>-d on Friday afternoon by Mre. Willard Hayes, at her residence'on Jcfibnwa I Don’t fail to see the HASTINGS SMI CBITIMTH! are. God bo thanked if you hnren t done them 1 But somebody does them. I ask that tomebody whether ho always intends to be a moan follow ? Hava you cheated anybody in tho last ten day* ? Have you deceived any omploycr or kept back tho just pay of any workman ? Have you adrertised deception of any kind ? Does any money suck to you, which belong* to anybody also t Aro you not smoking cigars—running up debts which you don't know hftw to pay; making a larger swell than your capital justifies—•and getting ready for n smash Tho people vs George Stanton, and a run ? Wo hope not. But all charged with vagrancy. Tried and tbcao things happen, and it any ono is convicted and sonlCm-ed to tho Detroit overdoing himself in these days, ought ho not to know it, and settle whether House of Correction for ono year. his course is best f Take another hour on Sunday to do somebody some good for which you haven't the time on any ( other day. Write a letter to tho moth­ er, or brother or alitor, whom you linro forgotten for a long time. Hunt out a frioud who has disappeared from your . interest, and renew u cordial acquain­ tance. Find out somebody wlio is suf­ fering, and cany frosh cheer to him or I bur. Go to see the folks who would be glad to sue you, but whom yuu aro not always gla'l to »ec’ Help to put •omo kind uf a home fooling into evcnlxxly i who is homeless. There aro jilcnty of. ■ good acts, which are not commuu—and ' on Sunday* you want to do womething ' uncummou. That is what tha day is Ionia county takes 40 ; Jackson county takes 45 Lenawee county takes 50. Orders already received from 30 towns, and every mail. I 1000 will, not supply the demand. It is the Greatest Labor Saving Tool for the Farmer, and the most profitable to buy. you have wantq^ but never found, as yefj a Perfect Look out fur thoM> lino Wool Matters>os at Beumer, Month ft Co.’s, go and too them, they are selling cheap. n2tf Noto the now time card on tho Valley pears in tho Bsxxnt to-day. Though generally alight, yet tho changes uro im­ portant to tire traveler. B. Wuxi, Exi., and ba* ever been. , HiKltfd, Tb’it tbo belt wishte uf | all cur people will aUcnd him in Ids now home, and that wo cordially com­ I mo ml him to tho consideration and friendship of tho pcopU with whom it may be hi* fortune to sojouru, a* a । gentleman worthy of thoir untire confi-! Ax Excuixac gety pertinently re­ dc-tici- aud rcnj-ect. mark* that “it is just about ns wise tu atop your paper because you don't like JYot Aulors.m's Dermiulor g<*xl for the editor, a* it would be to rafoso to Man.—My son wn* taken w ith a »wolltoko your mail from the postoilice because ing on. Iris leg, jn*t above tho nnklo you don't like tho postmaster.'■ joint I |>aid our family physician 820 for attending to it, with no bonofitASoajo Ir you wish posters. program vies, cir­ time alter I was advised )iy * friend to culars, card J1, lolters-hoad*, bill-hoads, ' um> "Anderson’* Ikrmalor.’' 1 used Invitations or any kind of printing demo, , ono bottle on tho •welling nn-1 eif.-cted call at tho Bsaaaa office, look al our a permanent corn. A. 8. Birx*. specimen* and get our paces. W« do Standing Stone, Pa. work aa cheap as any office in the Stalo, dual what COMBINED CORN AND SUMMER FALLOW SULKY CULTIVATOR Liar or Lrrnx* remaining nt tho Hastings, P. O, May 27th, 1873. Miss Keto C. Campbell, A. Done, Ton route meu and eight Exjniniaux* Burkard: Eckart, 8. Fifield, Ilattio Pllug. Oroou L. LothriJge, II. Miliere1 belonging to tho Polaris, vrero picked up April 3U, 1873, in latitude 53.30 i north, about forty miles from XVolf I Island, by the steamer Tigress. This ' party hud become senorated from the I ship October 15. 1872, a storm break­ ’ ing tlio rowel from its mooring* and | leaving them on tho ire. Tho story of their life on au ire Ore for 197 day>.. Lake, on Saturday and Sunday, June 7 th and 8th. coming by It in the Best Combined Gorn Cultivator llat of appointment* tpaiic l<y the Faculty for the Speakers at the Com­ mencement Exerolw-s of thcUntvvrslty of Michigan, we And the name of Loya) E. Knappcn. of thia City. Beers Robert* -of Yankee Springs, w bile > iigagvd in working in a saw mill at Howard City, on Tuesday, May 2(*th, fi-II against a rircular saw, while in mo­ tion. and c-rtuplotelv wirvtrd hi • left aim. throwing it Cdisianeo of sis i•*•!*. Magnetic Water, from the spring there. 1* iunple to qm-neb -the thirst of all ths lawyets In the Stair, and with the Anum ability, and ornint chanwlcr of i the legal fraternity of tlic State, and ■>! lawyer* al Eaton Hapkta In particular. . wr do not »ee bow there can be any I failure, nod trust ths foailol hopes ot they, mint exhibit their receipts far gov- . tbos.' engaged in promutlug tbc inoet•Turnout tax in a tx>n«p:cuomi place in inc may be realised. Ihpir i«tal»li»lmi-iiM. A fliilnro l»f thi» will siilijmt the ••ffismW to heavy. Sues ami penalties 4 ' 'Die entire roar part of tlio frame build­ ing No. :5S West Madison Street, was in flams* and well underway ou last asm niug before tlm alarm uf fire was turned iu. The Bxf- -<«:k No 1 was tlio first to The Polar Soa jiroblem i* uo urerer . its *olutiou thou it was a century ago. <>f Baltiinorc, convicting of »'l Uinrcs, ail We are of tho opinion that enough lives itaproverL Fair Hous*', good fruit, 4c. C. E. DWIGHT 4 CO. bare been sacrihce<I aud enough luvuiv I Hastiugit April 2. 1874 —if wasted iu these firuitloa* Arctic exp luretious. Just what {metical benefit i* to ' bo conferrod ujxiu- tho civilised world I by the direovory of aiFopen Polar Soa j W ore at a toss to determine. Tho very fact already known, that an almost im-1 jioaiable ice boh •Drround* it, proves that tlio discovery would amount to nothing except tho (light •atiriactinu of ; 1..—J.l* 1^.1. aT fnn mi — - < an open soa. Admit it* existonre, aud ii will sell nt low figures, fur ciub or good 1 what dues it peovo ? Nothing of prac- -’ approved notes : two good Mares, one fieri importanavnotluog worth a single r.*iglu about 1200 ilia, tbo other about lifo u» prove. We hope tho wl fnte of OfH) IL* , two Single bngpt-'l<> t*0 double Captain Holl will cL« the long lut of:i buggies, two double and two single Mar­ heroic navigators who have Jost their' i n<nMa. Hero an- bargains fur tboeo I liros in this foolish efiurt to find some­ wanting ’ such property, that uro not thing wbUh, if found, woutl bo ol n-> 1 often mrt with. Vrnt Mrly. 45tf practical value to mankind- ! tish Idea and the European continent be will go to Egypt and tho Holy Land, mid wo may not expret t» sro him again before Jan. 1st, 1874. Our best wishes attend liim on hi* tour, and we trnst ho may return with improved health Ju again fill with his usual urbanity, dignity and ability tho chair of presid­ ing officer of tho Senate of Michigan. I. 0. G. T.—Tbo Eaton, Barry and Ingham County Association of Good Templars will meet at - Good Tamplara Hall, in this city, on Wednesday of next weak, June 4th. A public meeting will bu Iwld iu tlio evening at tbo Presby­ terian Cbureh. Tho meeting will be addressed by tho Itevi L H. Fsarson of Grand Rajlids, and others. All are in­ vited to attend the public meeting iu the /Z^L Mmaxa.—We regret to bo com­ pelled to fty that no preparations aro l>eing made, far the public observance of Decoration Day ia thia city. Our people should not forget this solemn duty. ‘Let itrevm ou the graves of tbc soldiers who "rieep the alrep that knows no waking," in our cemetery, and.thus keep their vir- Why is it thst a license is not requir­ ed of all keepers of saloon* in Mi, us in other cities. Wo vote for a 8200 dollar license, and an extra hundred on each ly in advance, and tho closing of every saloon that doos no: comply, and give tbo required bond to abide the provisions of «tpch an ordinance. M muo or Srocxaoureas.—Tlwro will be a meeting of tho stockholders of tho Peninsular Railway Company at the offico of tho oosnpony. in Battle Crook, on tho 30th day of July, at 2 o'clock r. M-, for tho purpose of submitting, for their sanction or rejection, an agnwm.-ml tuado between tho Directon of the Peninsular Railway Company anil tlio Directors of thu Part Huron end Lake Michigan Railway Company tar tbo cjnaobdntion uf the two cumpaniwi. Pbmssssuo FixsLX.-PreeidoutDibble says that thu rails aro laid ou tho extirnsionof the-Peninsular Railway to within 1G miles of Valparaiso. Tho track has been ballasted tho rails hare been laid, and it is expected that trains wdlrun to Valparaiso by June 1st, thence over ths Pittsburg. Fort Wayne ft. Chicago Road which will giro another through Mmrr Hsaetiit wo commend tho prido our citbcns take in improvingand beautifying tho grounds about their rotiucuree, wpeeiaUy in tho pirating of tree* and shrubs, not only on their grounds, but oloug tho strwta A fow years at Urn tonge*t,of thh kind Of work, will make our city a marrvl of beauty, if afi cordially re-operate -u thin seem­ ingly trifling niaMee. ' COME AND GET ONE ON TRIAL ! CLOTHING. Julia win ft Co’*, oclobratol fluid Pens, ho Lot in the market, fur sale at tho City News D'-jot. P. O. building. cbc«i»— P. R. IkiLin ft-Co. of Jackson, am arillug out their entire dock nt tint cot. Th-y Jiarn iin immense •tuck, iomi* SIUD.INH) wurth of clioire goods if nil kin-ln, which UipT are dosing out. ind if nuy <n:o ia im lincd to visit Jack­ ion t'ni» is Ihe place to get bargain*. “ Luuk- is i-verylhing, Ix-havior nothing" This is ono of the old proverL* known. In trsdc, and <<s; unlay. Mr Huh’s juanwy »ill besoioowhat Jirotengwl bcjiuu the time be at h»! intended to >jM.-nd abavwl. Altar | railing all points of interest iu the Bri­ r I’aouinua l« the orU«r Of the d-.y «.u the grounds ot the Barry County Agri­ cultural Society, under the offleient management of Thoma* Alton, Esq. The ground* hare been ploughed for the new Track, wbleb ia to be Juat one Haifa mile in length, three fed from Inside jail. and the same i« being per- ! fectod'ae faat as may be. and befire the 1 Clh. It cuts the ground all over instead of leaving a IwtwM-n blades where tho weed* ana gra» only lightly covered ana will start with first n l« the case with all other combined sulky cultl< "Hi. lx ha* thu easiest draft, and la the meet durable. Thouraud* have already gono, and thousand* more are taming their ry«t towards new homes in tho fertile We»t. To those going to Missouri, Kansas. Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming. Nevada, Oregon or California, we rec­ ommend a cheap, xafc, quirk and direct . route, via Si. Isitiis, over thu Missouri Pacific Railroad, which runs its fine Day Coaches and Pullman Sleepers from St Loui» to principal points in tho West wittoof rAnyr. Wo believe that beat track ami the finest and safest equipment of any lino weal of tlio Missiasippi, and its oonnectiaae with roads further West are prompt and reliable. glittering ice; and everything, from ap­ ple. to watermelons, is clean, neatly I put up and arranged iu attractive forms. Of counse, we do all our ehopping there. It ia a pleasure to bur things in such a sweet well-kept establishment. Alas I such stares aro rare indeed, and wo gladly k’t some one also do crar market­ __________ p_____„-Jt..8t. Louis, Mo. ing, that we may not see its daily hor­ Qm-stioua will bo cheerfully end prompt­ rors. The average retail storei ia not ly answered. an ngrc-jablo subject to considsr. Our EJOQRATIOXTUBMIHC; dealers, generally, are totally ignorant of the fine art of keeping a xtoro. Wo will not bring up dreadful pictures of what is,in all our unhappy daily ap­ pearance. Wo mourn tor tho nation uf Th* firm of Bewmnr, Heath ft Co., •dll livo and are selling their immense stock of Furniture cheaper than ever. They hare the largest and but seioc1t»d geixls over brought to thia City. Their Hnnx mailn goods, such a. Tables. Beokcascr, Extension Tablas, 4c., cau't lx» boat iu tlw Coanty, and to make good th* above assertion, they now offer "a srwiiD of 825, to anyone who can show better Furnituro of Ilonin Manufacture, or a lustier or lorgor'riock of Furniture or Undertakers goods such as Caskets. Coffin), Burial Robos, Shrouds, 4c. Thia is no bumbug. Examine the goods in tho different llotuos in ths County, and if wo can be beat, then call and got tho.Raiynid. fi'Jtf I1x»«mdu Hutu ft Co. OUR GREAT $8.00 oat^cltt rfflWW. Other Stores ask so much more for the same goods We alwayfi keep Fine Custom made Suits from 20 to 35 dollars. Largest Stock of Black and Blue Clothing welt of New York. Suite 12 to 40 dollars. Latest Styles of Boys and Children’s Suite from two ynags-and up­ wards. Pnces, 2 to 20 dofiart. TRIWKS KJ1LISES . Paper, Leather, and Zinc Trunks from >1.25 to $20 *• ' Wc are square dealing in all our ac­ tions, Cheapest store in Michigan, aud strictly BASS �Ayer's Sarsaparilla ITORS^sB rild Lift in the Far West stonily groelns rvp. utsitou, baasiJ an Iu Intrinsic virtues, and snstatesd by Its re-. and synhlUUc contamlnaUcn. Impurtnes, I nr diseases tfou bare lurked In the system for years, soon yield to this powerful aatldoto uul disappear. Hence Ito wonderful1 Cirri, mar.y of which ore publicly known, of Scrofula, and all scrofulous dlaaases, Vlecre, Eruptions, and ercpUre dl»erdsrs of the akin. Turnon. Blotcbee, Bolte, PliuplRw.Pnstutas.SorreaStAnthony's Fire, Bose or ErysltfIiu. Tetter. Salt Rheum, Braid Hctul. Klngwonn. and internal VIccratlons of the Uterus. Stomach. wjt. actor of the articles presented. From Lee, Mass., we hare a sample of calico in which tbo green band is col­ ored with areenic, and no washing would :.t.,a^u'sus"-ssi=.‘ Or. 1. C. AYER i CO., Lowell, Mm. LANTATION Bitters WH Temperance Bitters wntt^laituiBtMPneLisL hb New Scales Every year increases the jopiilarity of this valuablo - Hair Preparation; which is due to merit alone. We can n±»Tiro our old patrons that it is kept fully up to its liigh standard; nnd it h the only reliable and jHjrfectcdpri'|>nration for restoring Guay on FadsD Haul to its youthful color, making it soft, lustrous anil silken. The scalp, by its use, becomes white and] clean. It remove nil eruptions and dandruff, anil, by its tonio properties, ptevents the hair from falling out, n» it etimnIstsM nnd nourislics the hair-glands. By its use. the hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldness, it restores tho capillary glands to their normal vigor,' and will create a new growth, except in extreme old age. It is the most economical H AiKDutMuracvrirtued, ns it requires fewer application’, and gives tho hair a splendid, glossy npficarance. A. A. Hayes, M.D, State Assaycr uf Massachusetts, says; “Tlio constituents are pure, nnd carefully selected for cxtyllent quality; and I consider it tho Best Pkei’-iuatiox for iu intended purposes." New Styles. New Prices. dropotfitrie oeidoi t0o green spot then a drop ot ammonia, when the color wilt turn bitt" and ou tho addition of n drop of nitrats of silver, if arecnic bo present, a yellow (tain will spread in a ring tu Veiy Low The point in which many towns make ' a radical mistake in the management of ■ their roads is in uoglccting to proride ( auiUibfo druinoga. And here is whore ( conire in tho great nocesaity of attend- , ing to road repairs very early in the « season. It is then very eo.’y to are just IJ where drains are moat needed, and : whore tho work can be put upon thorn ' to tho greatest advantage There is no m«cd of compelling tho public tu wade through mud every •priufii and tho only way to prorout it . is to provido ample drains just where- •' ever tho water stands »<> u to create mud and break up tho road-bed. Wo wish wo. cou]d imprest every town officer with tho ^importance of the fact that there is no economy to tho ■ town in allowing its roods Io tun down from neglectto attend to them in Ume. 1 Poor and inefficient roads coat more in the end than gtkxl omo. Above all soo to ii that the drainage of all public roads is perfect.—JfcsuwAuM'.'s Miscas not oxr Fowu — IjCww Wrigtrt, ttawsfl known English poul­ try writer, tays, that in ono instaueo tho droppings of’four Brahma fowls ia ono night weighed exactly otjo pound 1 >n another instance, 13 ounces. Tho avarago was 8 1-2 ox. per bird, but which was redaced by drying to 1 1-2 ounces. On a bails of ono ounce to each fowl, tho amount per rear will be 22 3-4 TBSTZ.S First-Class Instruments. N.F.Binln’tiwTi crystal of nitrate ef silver tuHedimmediately canary yellow, which fl enoted arsenic. This to an experiment that any­ body can try. To ornfinn our suspicions we prated some of Um liquid into s Marsh apparatus, and easily obtained the well known deposit of metallic arso­ nic on glass or porcelain. With wall l»HoilATieuRIIKR. — -...—-jnsns -El;-.. ‘ T —r—* ’ Plantation bitters; (.'KO stow UVK AOBNW WANTW-fe* line colors aro so impregnated with ar­ senic that they ore aa dangerous os the LITOTGSTOKE •g- AFRICA older Scheele’s green, of which, We re­ •i-Li'XS-iSd'Ui WM'S’i cently aunolaiucd. Toy books with for tltcdsrs • w« prevfft Iks rrrttoM .ocerS, green corers are always to bo suspected, and in fact tho only absolutely safe thing to do is to avoid green colors altogether The detection of arsenic is ao staple that any ono can preform tho experi­ ment in a few moments. Wo cut a piece of suspected calico and immersed it in aome smmg ammonia, which we had poured into a tumbler; a blns color WATER VINECAR BITTERS 97 Only 50 Centa par Bottle. ' Uta's Glory is Her Hair. LYON’S ul'ihihs* AGENTS WANTED FOR BEHIND-SCENES IN WASHINGTON GIVEN AWAY. Wishart's Pine Tree UNDERGROUND Tar Cordial. LIFE IE10W THE SURFACE I , ATHAIRON Notice to Special-Tax Payers. Tho Baboook NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY L^OMEST/C. fr^HToTERKS1 kxevces Fteasaw, ucfeaxwe ke\\e“ts AGENTS WANTED .EfiK? susi’-tersa.V-ilkSb.. 11 it lit le» BuM MU Mae t.eeu Sw di.lter* tkmla MlsetUai H~~liw>4i’dJ Ulibn iAn mM.. Tkentere. aeOee to bank mto M«rtn<e «1U be r.ielMrt bv • srttiansixats'gs: Ueatotb.MckaMbbMCT.at U.a mi yf tea lUrrr Oaaatr dart llaaw. I'— "CT Harry <-..Ir, Nltexaa. tba su ter at Ja:>. A b. l-.x a< 1.’.. •llkulday. TbatourteaCT'ltrva.i.'a: laatelCTartnet.MSaOawa. to wit; . 1*1. HWW M>rv«l irflawl ,Uut. till 12.000.000 ACRES. OTATKOrUlCIIlrlAX.ta teOnMIW.. • Which we will Exchange fur WOOD delivered at our Foundry ; or WHITE few times at night they will lay ton or fifteen more eggs to-fere wmSiag th nit again. About tho tube they begin to lay, bare some good brand of sitting bens ready to sit on your, first eggs, aud as fast as you gotten or twilveeggs, put them under hens. Thon when the turkeys are done laying their last litter, ASH, OAK or BOCK EI.M LUMBER 100,000 00 delirewl there or al any Mill within LN VALUABLE GIFTS! Mten HUM »t BubM 4160 Ann ten miles of Hastings. L. D. SINE’S SIN SKMI AXStm. *k To te Dns» Frtter. J»ly *Ui. IB»until attar the tan-htrknrs have batched their britods; fton, as toon as taken off the Deets, pul Uwm in a tight, sumowhat dark, room, or on a barn-floor. Thon take, just at night, tho young turkeys that wore hatched under bom and put with thorn, and shut tho old ben out of bearing, and tot them *o remain until tho first broods will follow tho old benturkey, which will T ' ‘ ’ they are well feathered out. as tho wet is vary d-sttwrire to the tender Unit felloes. Be sure and get tho young turkeys under cover before any big shower cucim up, if th«ru are mure young ones than tho eld can well brood, or vou may loan many in that way. Do not put the old gobbler in the room with EwiSlrKm OaHtUblFUitllinhUi! One Prize $5,000 in Silver DERMADOR. Dr. Crook’s Winoofl'i ’ tfiriFT £tKTKapai<E. IO YI£Altii Tie Pile Tro Tar Mai, OR. CROOK'S WINE MV alm Her prennrulion ever ottered UsepaMIc. It is rich in the medicinal qnab ttoBof Tnr. sad uooqasltd for diaceua■ «T the Tiuroat and Longa, per —i— ik. _ Chromo School Cards, c/iy peirs Depot. tc-r they am tot out, ra they' frequently do much toward brooding the young at night and <m damp days. When tho turkeys are first hatched, feed them on curd xnada from loppcred pubify youb blood. It la also b superior Tonic, „____ ,u ^7* Appetite, DiHHtot.il, Cmm the Food to MgtBt E‘“,“ "IKCiXl Trcvwtte ■alarions Fevers et Gives torn to your Byatom. TBTDR.CR00F8WIWF.OFT a R CHROMOS I Music Teaching. "• ,l*’ •’*“». CT G«li*r. w if 10 ttedy Froatk sad Gctms u»r POKE ROOT. nffiy ggsgstafiSn.'te’. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-06-04.pdf 7a60342cd7be81afd198e1892b588bb3 PDF Text Text TlfE f\w>teuc\jl BW«l' Ttje R/ptlauc^il Bijou urn or' Mnxtnnw. VOL XVIII. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN W EDNESDAY, JUNE 4, Pro|e»i«ial tpd Biijlpesj Cafij. Don’t fail Co see the dollars a share. It wan impoteible for mo to take thirty thousand out of my business without destroying it; solwus forced to sell half my stock al a loos of fifty cents ou the dollar. I oorrfed the bal­ ance at a cripling cost But yonr fath­ er paid at each uaosnnout, until ho had sixty thousand dollars locked up in esrthat mm meedart no dlvidoodSg had ooased to bo quoted at any prise ia tho stock market. “ I will not detail the erpensaoe we bad in ooppoFmining. It waa a contiaued series of diaspjxiintaicnta from thu limo tb» ground was broken until tho work wee abandoned. Ore wee f-.'-r. 1 lint nevur in paying quantitice. What was sent to market paid us about a mill a pound for a dollar ex­ pended ia procuring if. Our superin­ tendent whose calls for money were inevasant, always wrote ia the moot glow­ ing terms Every indication was good. Wo were sorely approaching one of tho groat lodes which other oj-aratons had struck tn that region, and the moment we reached ft, our stiick would go np faith in mining speculations, haring to, and for beyond par. Bui ths lode seen mors money loot ia them tlian gniuod, by » thousand per cent. But we had been oo etroogly pn<fl| to aij tend this mooting that wo wrro cun- directs™ at wH-h ww voted to ebp work. Yore ftthf*; *bo I presided at strained to be prvocaL . From tho wadding reception, fluahed ths meeting, sat in the chair mor. like with wine—wo had each taken throe or a statue than a living man- At its dore , four glaaoee. and our lioads were not I walked with him. He waa not ia. । very strong—wu went to this meeting dined to talk. I saw that ho waa deep­ , to hear about the marvidtoualr nch do- ly mortified itnd evidently much troub­ posit of almost virgin earner diocuver.il led. He had put sixty thousand dol­ somewhere on tho tangu of tho groat lars into thia bubble, and it hail buret । Minnesota cunglomorato 'bolt. Maps Tho land, for which wo paid twenty , and plans were spread before uv; spec­ thousand would not tell for enough to imens of copper ore exhibited; cost of moot the claims that still stood against land, and the particulars of working the company. So all wga gone. As are cunee, and the money needed for devd- paused at a corner of the street Whsro our ways part&J, he said with much °l’a>W»t. »«>t forth in eloquent detail. / “laav that your father in whoso bitterness: To think of my being such face waa an unwonted glow, and in whoeu ujbs shono an unusual bright­ ness, was becoming much interosVed, and foremost in making inquiries and getting at facta and figures. His ordi­ nary coolaem and reoervo were gone. He had permitted himself to coma un­ der the magnetism of the plausible in­ dividual who wished to drew ns into hia scheme of fortuna making, and was » 1 would hare eared myself anil oth­ oo^letely carried away by his ropre- er* frota those cruel looses and disapI'ointmanta.” " I bare long since divined the cause , "I too. saw colden visions, and when your father said, •Gentlemen, I mean to of both your tolly and mtne,** I re­ plied. go into this thing.' I was the first to re“ You haveF' Ha spoke with a nerv­ l spend,1 so do 1.' Our example waa in­ i factious. Wo had tho reputation of ous throb in 1ms voice. Tho color dsepHe looked at mo l>eing pnidont,£ar-aeeing mon ; and the sited in his face fact that we saw money in an nndevel- with something like startled suspicion I oped cupper mine had a strong infln- in hia eyes. “ Wine is a mocker,'’ I said. ' cnee upon those pratent, nemo «t whom ■' ‘Wino I What ha* wine to do with , had the remotest suspicion that our judgement was olwcured and our vision a copper stock company,’ he asked. “ ‘It had more to do with this one, I : distorted by wine. imaginu, than you suspected., 1 “ There were ten individuals present “He looked at ma steadily for a moat that meeting. Under your father’s | lead and mine, tho preliminary organ। ixatton of a joint stock company waa made, and a committen appointed to procure a charter. Tho capital was to he two hundred and fifty tbauuuid dol­ lars. divided into fire thousand shares at fifty dollars each; the money to be paid in by installments m needed. As sixty thousand dollars taken out of your shown by full eetimatee and the results father’s businras, and nearly twenty accomplished in leading mines, not over thousand oat of mine, wo were both in fifty thousand dollars would have to lie J»»il- To roach port. wo mart have a extxmd-d before paying returns evre smooth tea and favoring •rinds. Bat clitahwd. The stuck would then rise wo had neitW. Than came.a sadden to par, commanding fifty dollars a share panic in financial circles, banks reduced their lino of discount; and rates of in­ ■ for ten j aid in. “ Your father headed tho subscrip­ terest went up to ruinous figures. tion, putting bis name down for two Trade aymjmthiiU end fell off. Wenk tbousud shares. Hia teith and exam­ houses began to totter and go down, ple were patent with me, aud I followed aud stronger ones to show signa of with a thousand mere. In a few min­ trouble. I struggled, and sacrificed, mtonuugr; mterests that require ute* tho whole subscription was full; and hold on with desperate energy ; but vainly. My, boats went pnder. the codoet judgement and tba moat and wo had a compact oiganimtion of " I knew that your father waa aoealy careful thought They will hurry away ten men, two of whom, your father and from here in a little while, and go back 1 held the controlling influence; our crippled ; and when I thought of him it waa with a concern made acute by to their oAo-a. their stores ’and their proportion of shares being three-fifths my own sense of danger. Ono day- in i-iunting-rooma, to take tq> the work of the whole number. It was vutad to |>a.-wiag a large auction house, I saw they intermitted for a Lriathour.-Do pay in at once two dollars a share, or him stop forth and stand for a inouswnt Ton think they will be as dear-headed ten thousand dollars, in order to irmko iu before? as well Ettad to grapple with a cash payment on the land, ami to gnt looking bewildered and agitated. I crossed over to him and said: "Good the iaanea that demon! their highest funds for beginning immediately tho morning, Mr. Howard. Nothing wrong, ability? Will the wino they have ta­ work of opening tho mine. Tho char­ ter would como and th« company or­ ‘S&, Thai is all!' he answered ken be a help or hindrance V ganisation proceed in duo course. '* I mold tell you a story," Mr. Clarkwith forced calmness. “ 1 wont away from that meeting •on added after a panne, “so full of ■ Oh. no !' I returned. ‘Not ao bad warning that it's lesson would hardly feeling strangely. On going to my aa that!' fail to impsMs you deeply. But this is store, I remember sitting down at my " He drew hl* ana in mine, and wo desk, and read ng my hood between my neither the ume nor the place." walked away. After a little while bo •• Will run make the time and place ?" hands, trying to think jest whore I sjxike, his voice leva steady than lie1 asked Howard, whoso interest and cu- stood end what 1 bad bean doing. HASTINGS SULKY CULTIVATOR! One Hundred and Fifty sold in Thirty Day The Third Oar Load expected soon. It is the “ Farmer’s Favorite.” Every one likes it. Everybody speaks highly of it. Even competitors Advertise it! a Ml HI HU Ionia county takes 40 ; Jackson county takes 45 Lenawee county takes 50. Orders already NO. 6. 1873. an engagement to meet yuur father af­ ter the reception. Tho Lake Superior coppertaining fever waa then a: its height Yonr father waa a cool, clear­ headed man, and generally kept aloof from achomns of money-making not con­ nected with legitimate trade, -it ao happenad that uuo of your reetlaos, over­ sanguine men, who ore always on the look-out for sumo seiirae bv which money ran be made more rapidly than in cowpetitivo marouitilo or manufactu­ ring operations had made a rial*, to the Ontonagon regiijp, and, in company with a coautr surveyor, proqmeted far a mine. According to hia rera eeeutatian, they had diacovered one of the richeat deposit* of any in tho whole Lake 8upcriur region, and held tho eocrat of its location He had come out oast to organise a company, and had yet only > talked to a few oapifolista, who had ar­ ranged to meet him at one o'clock on the day referod to, ia Order to get a full ’ developomont of bis plans. I ■d from over 30 (owns, and more cojnin; every mail. COMBINED CORN AND SUMMER FALLOW SULKY CULTIVATOR! ‘liuekeyc Mower* and Reaper*. Superior Grain Drill*, Ulrica H7/eel Rake*. Corn , and Ralloie Cullinalarx, etc., etc., etc. '"Jim. ttecausc it will perfectly hoe com, and do tho work -if 10 men. . It-caua- a boy ran ride and -Io imxvthan Si ineu with ivalklmr cultivator*. Tho driver rides directly over the row where ho can Salt! Salt! Salt! It J. P. ROBERTS &. m the Ik-nt Combined Field Cultivator, because CO. DRUGS Medicines but the COME AND GET ONE ON TRIAL ! FIRST QUALITY PAINTS & OILS DENTIST .Wills, ' School Books Midiiai.' J- Stationery qarx at johk otamlbyi* Pure Wines ani Lionels I FOB BEDIC1XAL PCKPOMS. AI-. I™r..r«e<t<n>M.a Fertav s^ Matewah ■*1. Ala Xm>« asastastfy as hand. Jafcraae *. Michigan _Exchange. What is it ? gtled IF YOU WANT “ Glad to aee you my young friond,” waa the kind greeting he received- •• I kaor your father years ago, and there arv many thing, in my memory of him that 1 recall with pleasure, Hn waa a true man, Mr. Howard; anil the world‘ The last speaker was past the merid­ ia the better for his having lived in it ian of life. He had a care-worn face, It waa the thought of Mm that lad me; awl deep thoughtful ayea. Lf yon ptad- to speak as 1 did thia morning. I might■ u»d this countenance whoa in repast, almost say that it waa of warning from you read ia many of it’s Unas, a record yonr father through me." "I eannat but foci aliuleaatprised at1 uf disappointment and heart ache. The other waa a bandsoma young man. thia," Howard said, frankly. "My' with clear, confident eyM and a eelf- father need wtne. I have often seen pcasad air. Ton saw that he bad faith him taka a giaaa at his own table when in himself—was hopeful end strong: bo had oonipany. Ho set it before’ hia gunrts and partook of it on social. and meant to win in the race of lilo. ’• Why do yon any in busuxae hours. occasions At my sister's wedding re­ Mr. (.Tarkaon F’ inquired the young ception. which occurred during Me life­ time. wine waa asrred as at the recep­ tion thia morning." A shadow drofgxxl over Mr. Clarkson’ • fare. After a little silane, ho repM: " I know ail this. And your father never used wine to oxraeo-did net oare mnnli for it—was only in accord with social custom. And yet. temperate aa Sinfie scat Buffies as Low as One Hundred Dollars. And two Seated Fanners' Buffies at One Hundred and Twenty-five Oollarm. I shall also build HialtEB Fares WoBX. HASTINGS JttABBLE WORKS! 1ANHOOD: BOW LOST, EW RESTORED! B. F. STEINH OFF ,Mr Ir Ms Hfc Lmfilmt Eala UHI MTffi, STUCCO n® m: lat.m hue Shingta, Lath, 4c. "Whenand where?" " I shall be at hocuo this evening, and will be plaaasd to too you. I live at No. 403,--------- street'* “ Tbaak you. I shall rertainiy call." The two men e»|«rated, young How­ ard wondering why Mr. Clarkson should bare manifested nay .pedal concern for him. What had been said about the danger of confusing the mind by drink in business hours lingered in hia thunghte, and the more he pondered it tho more it's signitioaaoo grew upon him. In the evening be called on Mr. "•Yos, my friend, ruin—aud tho cause you know too wall. To earn my­ self, 1 fowl a sale of my property <m " alnul btroct, and it has just been ■track down al httia ever half. what I weald have takan for it a month ago I Aad that means ruin ? The asm to be roemrad will not meet my wants, and I shall l»o forced to susf-ond after all. with asaats and roaonroaa dimimahnd by tho amount loot ia this daaatama large, and needed to be well cared for and handled judiciously. 1 could not take two thousand dollars away from it without deranging my calculations ud iumtrn, ia —, a—i,. a,y “ 'And all thia,' I could not help swvrations. And yet. 1 had put down my name for a thousand sharee of stock, at tag, with "bitter emphasis, 'conM as tho a tier valno of fifty dollars each, and n-suk of a glass or two of wino taken might bo called on to pay aaoeaamsats in business beaus." •‘ Ha o»us hi my arm with a sadden sweat on my forehead. I paid to my- gnp. There was a wild, desperate, iwlf, ‘What camo over mo? I must hare half angry look in his fsoe. It worn loot my aeasM !' When it flashed into off slowly, onrl hia fingers as slowly re­ my thoughts that the wine drank at laxed their hold upon my arm. " We ported wiiboet another word, your sister's reception had been the evil influence which Ud mo astray—the and the subjert was never refered to blinding power that had obacuted my again. Your father went through his painful ordeal sad camo out with a judgMBrat. I eras startled at the rovelation—startled and ashamed. “ But there wes now no going back npon what I bad done 1 had entered into an honorable contract, and could not without lore of businsc* standing, refuse to moot its requirements. Yhur father came to no* mo late in the aftcnuxin to talk <ir«r the new mining enT —— ui_ a__ ___ . �Central ;^ht Republican ||anitfr. Bailroad Bat Thoughu of Bat Anthon. United State* CoDeetor Bailey to recov­ er the’scrip dividend tax ooUeeted by tho United State*. Well, they will probably have a good time collecting Bather Hyacinth* ha* a «o and one dollar mor* tax than they ought, if they have ao much by 8100,000, or we Legislature ia or haa not boon cunvened, arc miitnformird. Illinoi* has 259 Granges of Patrons of Husbandry. Iron is being ox{ant*d from this country to England. * Boeton and vicinity has 1,000.000 volumes in its libraries. RUSSELL & NEVINS the only certain event of the futurt, moke* death his constant quantity in all his calculation.—Dr. Cntiy. Senator Sumner*a h ealth E* greatly Michigan Ship Canal project tho Chica- NOT BE UNDERSOLD! JE Sherman J. Rich HAYIA Guarantees SATISFACTION‘on Everrthia|^h^ Recommend*, and he esperialiy of the United States that tho of the United State., that in all case* ar I WILL piece under these condition*. Fatal ap(«titM aro bred under this liconeo. Diseased stomacha and brains ore pro­ duced under it by the thousand. Will, aro broken down, and become usrieas foe all purpoee* of eolf-restraint. And all thia u done, let it be remembered, with the concent ot th* community, for a certain price in money, which tho com­ munity aporopriate* a* a revenue. Then, when this license produce* it* legitimate result*,—results that always attend euch license, and could have been tho meanest habit.—Shalt^ptorr. Of all the marvellous work* of the Deity, perhaps there is nothing tho an­ gels behold with such supreme astonish- FINE NEW STOCK OF TEJ1 and COFFEE, Of which lu> ha* a VERY TARGE STOCK, end Tho labor of the body relievo* us DRY GOODS, from the fatigues of th* mind; and this it is which form* th* happiness of lb* lifted from a possibility to a probability capitol building of Iowa. by tho action of tho Stats Lsgiahdurs Stetes, oa application of the Legislators CLOTHING. in calling upon tho national govern- docked with 6,000 salmon trout of inch State, or of the Executive, when out ceremony and form; tho inward the I^galatcro cannot lie convened to spiritual grace is very apt to be test call forth the military of any other State reported to number 125,000 votersnitbout the external, visible sign.-— Btor States, or tn employ such HATS AND CAPS, ience,—the community lifts its hand* in UKOBCE X. DEWEY though tho country adjacent to tho ca­ hat clceea with religion only nal would be immensely benefited, yet Tho Onarga. 111., flouring mill bum- holy horror, and clamor* for tho blood tun;, will clue* with no mure no perceptible advantage would accrue ed Sunday; loee 812,000, not insured. BOOTS AND SHOES. AF7AIU IB LOUISIANA Fifty thousand Sabliath School chil­ dren paraded in Brooklyn on Wodnre- than abut up a grog-shop. It i* eerier Wnranta, Tho Is-giriature of eaid Tho President'* Proclamation, hereto dry up a lite then a revenue. It is Postmaster GenoralUroswell ia quiet­ cosier to choke a priaooer than a politi­ nothing can depreciate it. but a man** will of course be (band fault with by tho tion of affair* upon our Mexican border. ly working up hi* postal telegraph cian. exhibiting it bimsillf. It may not al­ The moat acnntioual projects arc seri­ Wo are not pleading for any jpur- ways bq rewarded a* it ought; but it four of the Constitution of tho United ously discussed by diplomata, who claim The New England Fair i* to be hold derar'* life. Wo have rigued no petition will always bo known.—CLatoyWJ. ’ at Mystic Park, Massachusetts, open­ for any man'* pardon ; but we have this * Faith acted, supports. Food nouri*heth not by haring it, but by eating and i?’*' , ,, , State is evidently such that, unices tho auoo thereof, haa therefore made appli- western Toxa* are being reinforced, and that the -Mexican Bordor Cummi.riou Hart^3l A Troy,’«t (O.) dispatchyShirfi*^ say* Mary a^d Jane drunkennoe* are kept open, the killing digesting iL So it is (ho using and act­ r Federal Government ia content to stand •fart died at that place yesterday, aged of a murder will have very little effect ing of faith that strengthens and comby aad see it lead to bloodshed, which will approve greater claim* against over 110 years. slaying the hand of murder atlj eecurMexico than that country can liquidate. Hoooic tuu- iug the safety of human life. If this is what we aro after in seeking ’ BEST PRINTS IN HASTINGS! cution of the extreme penalty fidcnce that President Grant fully un­ obstacle* intervene. our object will not bo root might be leaa pure. Ito extc itself called upon m regular .form by derstands our right* and that he will bare this farthur to.*ay, tliat a commun­ Governor Kellogg, ao to do, and that he enforce them to the teller. And, oho, connected by telegraph with Portugal ity knowing that the traffic in alcoholic ry force fur the purpoee aforesaid, be protect our citixau* along th* Border by tho cliiee of 1874. liquor* i* sure to produce murderers, shall forthwith, by proclauxaiion, conitrolling influence ti[«n u».—IYtLmmA maud such insurgents to disperse and Will not be Undersold. retire peattebly to their reepoctive home* -Wo note wUh grant Iwon released from custody. snvdvr, and, therefura, responsible for Never put much confidence tn such a*' within a limited time. all ilia dangers to itself that lie in the Friend A Fox’* paper mill at put no confidence in others. A man Now, therefore, I. Ulysses 8. Grant, Ohio, burned Sunday. murderous impulse. * tarian society in every place, but no | land, prune to au*pocc evil is mostly looking 810,000; insured for 821,000. President of the United State*, do here­ BUSSELL A NEVINS. Wo declare, then, without anv qualifi­ in bis. neighbor for wbat be aces in him­ nfitt Tbs Presbyterian -driogatei to the cations that tho altitude of tho com­ self A* to the puro all things are pure, ecutive haa ns alternative but to re­ by make procMunalion and command to native tuwu, where they have no« said turbuk’d and disorderly poreons to General Aaaembly at Baltimore enjoyed munity of tho city of New York toward even so to the impure nil things am imspond to tho judicially certified Gover­ disperse and retire peaceably to their re­ — —j — .--- an excursion to Washington on Wednesnor of the State of Lciuiai ana, and issue spective abodes within twenty days ■UllKV IU Wl« v»»u u, i.iu. - , Eagland, within onr knowledge. And 1 day. ' der committed in it --Further, it h a i It 1* a bhwd atlammsnt when wo proclamation accordinglv, whatever from this date, and hereafter to submit *o learn, from the Fnt Pnu, published ...... The annual meeting of the ... Western mitigating circumstauc. in tho ease of enn ao aseoriate the truths of God a themselves to tho laws and constituted ..aaorialed Proa* will be held at Pul-in- rearly ovory brutal nuault, in every »‘lh Mtonil object*, that one u, authorities of said State, and I inveke bay, Ixxkii Erie, on the 25th day of June case of drunkennoas, and in half tho j in a manner, reading hi* Bible tn flownext. other crimee that are committed, It is jin foreot, in sunlight and ......... * ’ isens thereof to uphold the law and nre- have delivered a free public lecture, al A Washington dispatch announce* through the poverty and *liamolceiui6*> I always, everywhore, and in the Town Hall “ou the principle* of that Cojoncl McKenrie has instructions and immorality that come from drunk- j —Pftn. Odd Fellowship.” Brother Kidder ia to pureuo tho Kiekapoo Indians into enuet* that our beggars and thieve* are J No pc-aro was over win fro... ; Mexico. one of the ablest orators of tho GranUnited State* to be affixed. produced. If we could wipo out of ex- subterfuge or agreement; no |ieaoo is I The Republicans have all the officers istcnco *11 tlw erimes and woo of our ' over tn storo for any of u* but that MEAT MARKET! Dene at the city of Wash ito btato, ami ono of the best posted । of the Ohio Constitutional Convention city directly tracoablo to tho almost un- | which we shall win by victory oV6r whieh the “ Liberals" claimed such restricted traffic in alcoholic stimulant* shatao or ria,—victory over tho sin that Lord, 1873, and of tho Independent no doubt tbo people at Lebanon enjoyed 1 a victory. to-day.tbe city would know itaolf to-mor-1 oppresses, a* well a* over that which of tho United State*, the 97th. a literary aa well as a Society hlul. ] The corner stone of tho now City Hall row.—Srrihur'i JtniMf. 1 corrupt*.—Josh". U. 8. GRANT. Wo trust many of the ritmma of our ' Rochester, N. \., was laid W ednesBy tho President, — , ----------Ho who rejoice* ia God *hall never I the altitude of loth tho State aad Unitcounty will .mH* to attend |tho mort- j J’ “^«oon wi,h M“oak J, C. Bax oirr Dana, Pensionsbo confounded or ashamed, world with­ . Aetiug Secrotarv of State. ____ . ontond It is the abiding joy. If I mg of tho Statu Poundogical Society, , J. R. Lemon*, while changing care at ■Action nine of an act of Coogrore. I 5 State* Government leaves no which is to bo held at Kalamaxoo on the I Duquoin. Illinois, early Wednesday dated March 3d. 1878. incn-iu. . the ". ,balJ. be.btt™‘ !? * ‘A ‘'LWHl.i Brtff Editorial. 21th iast., a* wv know all who do will I morning, was knocked down and rob1 »hnll die ; but to triumph in God i* to support to tho Kellogg Administration. pensions of widow* of officer, having Iw well paid for .their time and trouble- I bod of 87,000. . minor children two dollar, a mouth for triumph in Ono who navur fail* and never change*, but last* forever.—S/orl-«.d . .H.-n.» b.. >'”« Os~ ahthe manufacturer. of California, an ex..4 £ aad of single minor orphan* of private •oldisrs, sailor* and officer* undpr guarconeem* i* tho highway to suceo**. Tho n**on we miscarry is bw-auw wo con­ James Woods, a poor laborer of Uti­ ca, Indiana, is the holder of ticket 80,­ of tho act dated July 25th, 1866, to sult not God. but determine without the young men of that city, r or drvaa 777, which drew tho capilal prise in the ton which Congreat will undoubtedly Ixx.-te they aro said to excel those made tinlaon will remain in Waahighton all cum plain of him for not pnejuiring our ' Omaha lottery. amendment for their inclarion, and not tho summer, with tho exception of a few of {latent leather. The Springfield firm having the con­ Gold does tot drop in price, and it ig it under that act, ea tract for printing th* postal cuds made I know, not which is the greater won­ ■ally promulgated by the der— ths# prayer which is a duty so MUCH BETTER CONDITION •* - as - - if the ncodictiun ally, if now 'looks prediction made attend tho CCifctUencement ot Harvard a foolish calculation, and is luring monIf ^^h^rc^'wdl .tato there should come no interruption of some time rince, that it would reach I College. 1,25 before July, might prove true. I Disci auro.—Tho patent outeidoe by Xui Sro toaT^^Tt's And, yot, no one can assign an adequate I the Eaton I|apid* Jse nwf. They will Welle River, Vermont, fur tho joint accommodation of the Paaaumsic, II. C. ter date, so that in some ease* chi dreu v, u^> so iml.y —— *Vs— | be ere long by al! true newspaper mon. who have sincm Income of age will bo nr *n much Tho census of 1870 abovra dint tho Tm1^ Z _ The decision of the Supreme Court of bensfitted by it. In earn o? orphan., The position of tiic Republican party FRESH FED DORM THE SEASOH. New Hampshire in .the contested Con- where the datro of births, fic, hare in Ohio/ I* statihl a* follows by Gov. mreionel election case is that Mr. Iwa filed at the itejartmont, this addi- : " • • J .TJTnretitninnrr and tho Nove* in accepting his ro-nonilnation : Pike is entitled to tho position. in Now Orleans, wo are persuaded that The average earning* of tho employed » determined to MU at the RATES I VERY WINES AND X.I<aTTOT<S Medical I’arpmca. prescriptions carefully compounded. Also A Fine Assortment of PHQJNIX CASH STORE Such a. CHROMOS. LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS.. REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need in music, Remember the Place, Kqflpd Door E-4 of the C< Btrecta, Hastings J- t'ctf JOSEPH PFLUG ! cm riiat I Musi and W ill Sell in Sixty Days. PATENT COOLER! Thoen who have tho^lit it a good thing the Peat Office Department aggregate 24,000,000. About eight million thus JOSEPH I FLUU. ned employments do not exceed 81,900. By tho 4th of July. 1876—the bunmismanagement.'* And what.i* true of drcth aniveraary of the nation’s iodo- j Kellogg aad McEnery quarrol, will now profession do not exceed 82,500. tho State of Ohio, is substantially true proof of birth of »uch children a* warn think several times before they commit Hon. Onslow Steams, the ablest of every State tn tho,Union, which baa be completed. thenioelroe to any hostility to the Unit- Railroadman in Now Englaml, and been constantly under Republican man - 1 Member, who hero returned from! 1^'one of the truest men in every relation .getm nt, and particularly so in the State J th* Congressional excursion expre*. the | croeuo I opisien that Galveatow, and not Now Mir higan elected Preaiitent of tho Northern Rail­ Vhcn the time arrive* that tho devil road tn New Hampshire, and a Direr tor in moot all tho other Railroads in fouhd outride of Middleville T We chalthat State. ■ Urleana. I- l<» I— •!»«• —.«< I eeu had thought that if anybody waa public buunoa* is ao great that Poutmaater-General Crmwcll has been compell­ ed to abandon his contetnplatotl trip to far aa to declare that “Judge Durell’a now expect* to remain at hia port du- '' ia Northern Pacific Railroad Com-' hu filed with the Rocnitary of the ior a map ahnwiug the deli nite Io- ' generally admitted that |he, (tho deril). MOM II une. Il will Ixi eight atoriaa high, and grade waa <xtablhhml in IMW. is to mat four hundred thousand dolwill L-iu-fit a irtim* man Ex-Judge Edwatd Picrepunt. wlm 1 has declined tho mission to Rusria. is tpentitracd by Washington specials as The Preeidrat baa npjwinUxT John A. probable succeeeur <>f Chief Justice their public servants, he had better he -------. It it not Kellogg that off to California or any other aamcsblo Bingham, of Ohio. Envoy Extraordina­ An importanlauit is to bo tried at ry aad Miuiator Ilcnipotentiary of the Providence, IL 1., to test the cotutituUnited State* to Japan 20c. $5.00 8,00 Boys’ Suits, Wool, • Mens' Union Cassimerc suits, wool. •• Cotton suits. Linen Coats, litiisTrLti of ifjits <f C4ps.' HI IMBTIII (Mb DBIBH I Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make to Order. ILioin* and Offices to rents over my store. Get the Best At Hastings. £!t*v UtoU to 821 a rnirnth. and of .11 I V"" ^,h". wlm have lust tho henria- of both eats I nrer‘ T!‘” •,* “1Un"!,*‘v’ T”" .2'° , , . .. _ c,i. o, , t»rt»*neut withdrawal ct lands on thu < of tlie United Btatw . . ............ „>_t gal tenders to tho legal minimum. Tho white in the serviro t i ... .. aiu _ „ .‘ t«»rtum ut t.ic route granlwi to timcomamount in circulation is 8356,000,000. an4 >n tho lino of duty, to 813 a month. . 1 diviriou* «f tho third grad.. |tl>) *t can *!ing more gvwip. aad do it or to,to the iul«li«*r'i ‘ll. ilul tier, than Middlevillo supports with St Jovph, Missouri, waa completed on Tneadar. and a trial train passed occr it • ucereafullr* Great jubilation enauee. Work Iras been commenoed on the “Gea'l Grant must support him under tent authority. . ry ■ w.. 10c. Yard wide Sheeting nt Stripe Shirting “ 4?ottonade», : M. CaMimcre. *' My MACHINERY the opposition in L than 8X. but y»l nut to the »aiu;> amount aa tbw wb» had lost a leg or atm. Otborwiee than the foregoing we lielkve । ■■ -.. •• ........ — , ion and eonaulidatinn of ail termer une* ■ «e ae T1 ui'ui.1 Za«MIM. S^TISfJiOTJOft! quiring a property qualification ui nat- callcd “ Independent” new.papers keep elected Governor last fall n6r aa to tho Tho annual Revbw of the Kalamuro re department took place Wednesday. bora,” though they take particular pain. aggregate postal receipts, notwithstand­ ing the consequent diminution in the been established at Freeeoil Milla, Ma- ths steal. Thia ia liberal policy—more properly, jicrhapa, demagogical policy. But then we had do roaeon to think May tho Hot Spring Band of Modcc Indiana surrondcred to General Daria at Fairchild’s Ranch. They voluntarily political question. guard. They the readinam of Democratic editor* to PuetofBee Department from different points, the Postmaster General desires CapL Jack had. Carpenter frankly tells his New Orleans has discovered that law* of the United State* the writer* of Shop In Barlow A Goodyear'* New Advertisements. । To Ml miNsw Mwk. saw >*Ur The school census shows that Plain­ well haa a population «f 1,600, an in­ landed at New York, of whocn 17,000 crease of nearly fifty per cent in two years *nd a half. . numbered rixty-thre* arrived during the past week. Mr. Wheeler, a farmer in the ranter of Texas Township, Kalam«*x> county, aaya that there will bo a two-third* crop Cept Jack, who ia the Constitution of the United State .«» A[OtS the IEIEL iESEDL t LOTAL BUIE. w. J. Holland k co PROBATE ORDER. NEW WAREHOUSE, I • t3T" Wool eent by Railroad will bo carded and sent boric in Good Condition rteUGBT I OTS; DECEE S BARBES, ARiOH HD PARLOR GEM by the Hastings Agwaej■. Give them a Trial. COREY <£ CORNELL. Scrofula Syrup! MIXER'S SCROFULA SYRUP cure* all Herafuloue AlfccGoc*, Cancer*. than |5,0(K> for each and every offenw, age, for matrimonial purpoeea, and that •be is “a smart, middle aged, indu»tri- GEORGE WOOD ORGANS 1 furnish oil. Win. H- Mar*ton, of NQn, ha* been elected Judge John D. Park Chief Jus­ th* appointment through the influence the region of tho Pitt Hirer Mountain*. tice, and passed tbejirtto-cspital reeolu- of Gov. Begley. The annual meeting of the State Sun- that portmaster. are specially instructed SIMEONS & CLOUGH 1 Adjoining C.V. Dwight A Co.’* Foundery. I*rasident Angell of the University and man) eminou will be there. Rhsum. Ulcers and Bores, Dyepep«ta, Debility and all ImpuriUos <if the bkxxl. OffireSonth ride State Street in A. J. Bow no*. Store, Wa.hintoo Blm k, SALT 4! SALT BARLOW & GOODYEAR Kcep a large vupply of Salt for sole at Lowest market ratet», in their Brick Warehouse. MS SCmiLl tM CMOS KHD! Tte Salt iSfrorth 10 rer ceil w? tta Salt Eipad Ig ibe Walfcr. Brim the propio 8*47.208.70. a quarter to pay cam 840,000,000 annually, of which 885,000,000 will bo Mt profit Thio CHANCERY SALE. nwriMONIALK I 10 Barrel lota and more (told tn dealers at a very vance above Car-load Ralca. small ad­ Mirr»xx» —Tho fallowing mietakee ExacuUr*. M50: &a*a, faDsws 820,748.70 mistake to act July IM. ■fl Mun Water Lime Ohio limp., Shingles of all Irinria, Mc LUfB£f{ FUtflSIfED Iff CJtf LO^tt Wool, FOR /j �Tife fVr'Isu'AI* B COXKDVi "on Monday of last wook passing through Rutlaud and Yankee Sprengs FanSora •we busy preparing their corn ground. the abundance of blooms are any •P|J**> should no harm come to them sc meat.' I ’o attended tho funeral of Casper ,v v— v. > . • wga brought ‘o hi* death by injuries re­ ceived while pulling stumps, wha-h ao- 'mi tun iM-t 'tt:>T. i. KOgCTtTL KM. CHURCHES. mala*teat. Xwlui Ho. MASONIC. ll.it—vuuBuxv. • HASTINGS CHAPTER. NO. ON. U. A. M. Iterator f.n.vc—tu n «s ik« IblrJ i'rhtar .: r:.s ■«’»!—.VHU pmtLH'FA B. r. OX. W.H..WK. tee's. HASTINGS LOIM.'E. XO- .W, F.A A. N. IIACTINGS KASTERX STAR. LU» 4sr»:..s'«xM' r Utotell •{ Ik. . {Csi. i LAgA ALdK^tot'v.' **T^**P 1. 0. 0. F. Hiii-rieshe Rite, e*w Mate*'* te»r». PALMER ENCAMPMENT, NO. <9 IIAKHNflll LODGE, NO.3N,mM«n*Q N.H. n H. HOLME*. K. H. Baltimore Correspondence. 1. 0. G. T. Hili—WMkiaruiB Bl-tk. *v*r Darkw A Bslle/’* < J 4 - 1^ 0 1 1 Rl I. O C A L S Gold 117 L Numerous—Potato bugs, lively—All kinds of business. Tao soda fountains aro ripe—Tbo fruit abundant and dolicioav. I\>n’t l« afraid of bothering us with your euhecrijitiotis. Daring the cabnth of May the Nation­ al Debt was reduced 93,535.2«3. ju.tidenoe is at band—lx>t ua celebrate. Ji-rvd to Senator* Chandler and Ferry, tor valuable public documenta Thow who have job work to do should beret thing price ---- ------. ■ -s ww uuw 111 Uic Baxku^ The attendance at the funeral waa very largo, and much symjatliy was manifoted for tbo liereavod, by the en­ tire congregation. Tho disoourw, by De* IL II. Parker, of Irving, waa touch­ ingly beautiful, and well roreivod by all Bsutnoax, May 29, 73. is edited by J. W. Chaplin and & C. Enrroas Hsmaes BixaxaWe no­ Ceffinberry. The May number is on tice occasional articles from different our table, n> id, we think ia fully equal I»aw»on, Mudge, Bemnier, Bwttley and townships ot thia county. Hope haa had her say, Orangeville has been hoard Ws aava received from C. J. Whitney A' Co., D* droit, a most touching and claim to tho world that tho,, loo, still beautiful ) rieco of ,he< t mtteie, written in regard to burying tho dead in tho old and compo wd by 6 W. Straub, smtitlod, from tho fact, that her wheat-fields and meadows, her j'ottures and woodlands ton expretnly for Deuoration Dey, and a Besamer, Bendy end City Attorney J. are covered with a green verdure, and more lioautiful and appropriate piece of that she ia in blossom from dandelions music, would be hard to find. Price 30 Tho Street Committee reported an to applo-treea. No, one exception, wo petition Tur opening of alley between Tbb Nxw Yobi ZWy GrrpAk, the only Jefferson and Church streets as follows: lb* committee recommend that tho beautiful pink, but they still persist in daily illustrated paper in the United petition lie granted and said alley be swelling the bud and poshing forth the Slates, haa proved to be a financial suelaid out ns Kj-wifu-d nounrod dead, aro showing that they Ron. Dswsox, were only soundly sleeping. Dy Aid. Bentfoy— Moves, by her fertile fields lining That the alley doocribnd in tho peti­ turned by the plow, pulverised by the tion bo establiahod and laid out accord - borrow, aud sowed to oate or jilanted ikg to tho prayer of tho petitionees. with corn ; by her stately whitewoods Adopted by area and nayra m follows : and staunch han!woods being converted Ayes — Dawson, Mudge, Bessmer, into good substantial farm buildings. John Herrington is building a first-class Bentley and Hams. , tie George waa a favorite in tho neigh­ farm house, has the frame up, imd Nayee—none. '. borhood, and in fact of all who know Mathew Hall, con stable of 2d ’ Word Wm Match, D. C. Sanborn and 8. him. Thue does death make Ids visits tendered his resignation which on motion Weeks aro soon to follow with tho same to both old and young alike, showing class of buildings ; IL II. I&ll also, is that he is no respecter of per*.>m. preparing to build By AM Bentley— Wevintcdafew of our old friends That Iscac Swaathout lie appointed aa coaatablo from tho 2nd Ward in place and some of thom,sbow^l their apj>rwcia- of Mathew Hall resigned. , Bwdalhg proprietors stand ready to food tion of the lUxsta by iubscribing for iL Carried by ayre and nayee aa.followe: 1'unPTT clothe tho naked. pr> Manly Baldwin, Esq., of Y'ankoc Springs, Ay«:- Daweon, Mudgo, IWewner, viJ#d ‘‘“’J hMB ,Lc d°“8h” lu Sec. 115, ownea CO acres, aad is getting Hams and Bentley. pay far tho -----r-w-. a--------rhia farm in nice ehajte, anil ia getting Nayee--none. Uwslve sad along finely, thcugh commenced poor. Dy Aid. Bentley— fl-25' BnJ one of them will tend a lotThat the street L'ummisioner bo aulh- lvr ,0 «t>ypartof tho U. 8. for throe•nug little form of 40 ariyls, and by close cents, other things in projection. attention to buihicss, and being of an Our Church is nearly inclosed and wo Jefferson street on Chamberlain's Addi­ economical turn of mind, is al»i doing tion, to the extent of one day with two trust will toon be completed. But with writ Tho two above named, with many all our peace, hapjanMM and prosperity, men and team. o thers in their vicinity aro subscribers eomo of our goal ci use ns aro ducontentAdopted. to the Banu. and we jwumised to make Tbo following aenmnts were presented a more extensive visit soon into Yankee Mack, ex-Townahip Clark, haa removed Springs and vicinity, when no shall I. W, Vrouman, Turnkey service, hia goods and chatties to, and taken up chronicle ovvryt hing calculated to plMrt bis residence in fho city of Hostings. In^ird &c., fill.75. W. H. Heath, going to Grand Rapids Wo would commend him to the citiren* their character and illustrative in tho news of tho day. Editorially tho Grep-tie it the spiciest paper published in New York City. Tlie terms ot subsaription aro tho same as those of any New York daily, 112 por year. Address, publishers to examine Engine, 95.00. Bourne r, Heath A Co., Ballot boxes. A. J. Sponablo, would announce to the public, and to the fanners in partic­ ular that ho is Agent for Barry County, far the relobrated Sjiiral Spring Wagon Advertism ants. been tried end not found wanting. We undorstand^bat Mrs. Mack ia Co. with To advertise ia to inform tho public Mias Skinner is engaged in tho millinSty businres in Russeli A Nevins' store. have something to disposo of either in Marshal. 35.00. We would t ecommend them as kind, tho way of ocrvices or stock: A sign ogreealilo, accommodating end strictly Chas. B. Wood. tendered bis resig­ over Vje door, or iftross tho free of a bouoot. May succees attend them. nation as Alderman from 3rd Ward, John Lichty, who vu elected SuperpuMore-by, but a well displayed qotioe in a live paper is read by thousands— accepted. 160 acre* for 15,000, and intends going By Aid. llama — Some mon while raving ton dollars by to Nebraska or Kansas in tho fall. That tho Council proceed to appoint not advurtismg.loeo hundreds in tho lack Has a being, in occupying tho spare of custom. The lire butinres man is an Aldumian from tho 3rd wrad in place allotted to town two north, range eight always found in print. He deals with of Aid. Wood resigned. weet, county of Barry and State of Michigan. By Aid. Bentley— to reach them ia through tho columns Yours reopoctfully, Thai the apyiointment of an Ahl. in of tho local paper. IIo never lacks cus­ Bsammar, tomers, but is kept busy waiting upon place of Aid. Wood, be deferred until Irving Correspondence next retruter mooting. Carried. who have come to examine or buy.— By Aid. Bentley — We favor judicious ndvertiaing. Good That tho Marshal bo instructedto re­ exaggerate his stock and thereby diagtut port at each meeting of tho Council all cases commenced by tbo erty againa^ny pend too much money on a single effort, j'ervon or fvrrons for violation of ordi­ nance and amount uf fine* impus- d if any. little at fault, had bo expreap'd such an opimon. Tbo great wonder of our day, advertise ia, first; bav« something to in our own county, that ia now creating Adopted by ayes and naye*. dispose of worth tho price you ask ; keej> quite a ecnsation in some directions, is within reasonable bounds in notice io That tho Mayor srppclut Aid. Bentley the mysterious paintings upon tho win­ ♦bo public; pay for the sparr you c«ludow glsst in the school bouse in the as special member of Street Committee py, promptly ; as your busin*** enlarin place of Aid. Wood until another townshij) of Irving, aovon miles from Hastings, in the 11 ink toy neighborhood. with its growth ; lay aside a certain per Aiderman be appointed. The picture* were first discovered about Carried. the blh of May, by one ut the neighbors There being no further buaines* t. ’ ounk.ot-ifig before tho jmbii> ■ Thousand;. passing by tbo window, end since that I adjounicd. a Recorder, a grant manv juxiple, all unable to solve Cuvet cjltege. ; So general has the |ail.lie cokftdsuoo th« scientific to answer and solve. They ; ciplcd villain* are altetbjiting to deceive I tlusi the following is the prugramaMi tor tho unwary try imposing upon them their warthlro* nostrums under a similarity । , e.mflBunicmcn: week at DUrrt : । Sunday. June 15tb—HocuiJun ut>- of Muse. Cherry Pectoral Lurougcs, Dr. Ajtr'r Tioehcs, Ayvr's Pastiles for Iterry and Eaton County Fire ia*arsn.<> !j03,> / B'nnua! omoou before Cough*. Cherry Pectoral Cough Drop*, ._ Ayer • r ever ana Ague i lire. ur. nyt-r • ' j Indian ISIh, Ac, Ac, (none of which mixed, confuted Uia»* of images of uiferout thing*, us it they wore daguvrreotyffi.1 oa till-gla-*. Ini* no artificial jniut. It ha* >*.<•« done by some nn- ligated. CLOTHING. FARM TOR 8ALE OR TO RENT. Z\Vo made a short trip into tha conntry »wm MM3W fiMWMMmr. Local 6li;i|tss Jlnticef. A good rose-wood Melodson to trade for a cow. Inquire'ot 1. A. Dibble at this office. _ <it2 Tua Gaxst Cnrcico Juatuic b noth- CLOTHING. CLOTHING. We wifi Sell CHEAP, or Rent to a re­ John C. Hpcnccr Farm, in the townahip of Baltim ore. oonsiating of 80 acres, all inij'rovixL Fair House, good fruit, Ac. . 0. F. DWIGHT A CO. Hsathyw April 2, 1874—tf cheap—P. R. Sabin A Co. of Jackson, are telling out their entire stock at first cost. They have an immsnso stock, ■onio 9169,000 worth of choice good*, of all kinds, which they aro closing out, and if ony oca is inclined to visit Jack­ son, thia ia tha place to get bargains. rkKMuvAi-— «>. r. ricinnoii, mu re­ moved his Dental Rooms over the Bos­ ton Cash Store. Call on him for first fiau Ho.—N. T. Parker of ’thia city will sell aj low figures, for cash or good approved notes : two good Mares, one weighs about 1200 lbs, tho other about DOO lbs, two tiiuglo buggies, two double buggies, two double and two tinglo Harnreoe*. Hero are bargains for those wanting such property, that are not often met with. Cesw ttrltf. 45tf aTreward. Our Great $5.00 Suit! Thn firm of Bonmer, Heath A Co, still live and are selling their iaxmonso stock of Furniture cheaper than ever. They have tho largest and beet selected stock of Furniture and Undertaker* eever brought to this City. Their iuado gtiods, such a. Tabb's, B<x.kciui«, Extonaion Tables, Ac, can't be beat in the County, and to make good tlie above a*.«tiob, they now otter 'a axwxaii of 325, to anvonc who can show better Furniture of Home Manufacture, or a better or larger stock of Furniture or Undertaker* goods such as Caskets, Coffins, Burial Robe*, Shrouds, ic. Thu is no humbug Examine the goods in tlia different Houses in the Ckiunty, sad if we can bo beat, then call cud get tlie Howard. 7i2lf ' Bkuwkx. Huth A Co. OUR Jim is on Jefferson Street, and does saer* iuruw*. than ony other institution uf the kind in Hastings His atom is always full, price* low for caso or ready par, and would like to have tbo public call on him before they epeadsr their money at tho higher priced groceries. Groceries of every description both light and heavy. lUmvcD.—N, T. Parker, lias re Give liim^i call. moved hl. Livery. from Jeflerson Street Jefferson St. Jane 4th. tt to the National Hotel Barn »u Htate If you want tho vety best Fainting, alaouiiniug or Graining, ,erer done in its eilv, call nn John Michael. Ro is it the man who can suit you. Gtf GREAT SUIT ! OUR GREAT S15.00 SUIT! t^her Stores ask so much more for the same goods We always keep Fine Custom made Suits from 20 to 35 dollar?. •y to meet bis old fnends and the Ic generally. filji HEADQUARTERS FOR BLACK SUITS! School books, a full aasortmant con­ stantly OB hand at tbo City NewsDejait. Largest Stock of Black and Blue Clothing west of New York. Suits 12 to 40 dollars. Latest Styles of Boys and Children's Suits from two years and up­ wards. Pridqs, 2 to 20 dollars. pfajCE, M. I).. any imitation of the above seats, but Vuy Thomtwon’s Patent Spiral Spring Scat, for sale only by A. J. SponabloCtf TRUNKS! PM1SES! BAGS! Paper, Leather, and Zinc Trunk* from $1.25 to $20. We are square dealing in all our ac­ tions, Cheapest store in Michigan, and strictly HASTINGS .MARKETS. sbnd forth this our l*roclamatioa to the people, that they may understand that ' ________________ , _____________ buy goods of ua at cost We are going to close up our business, consequently maau what we say, that for ninety days, wo shall sell goods at Coer. Giro us a call. $8.00 ONE PRICE. STAR Juno 4. Undertakers goods of the । latest paterns and in almost endless varieties at Be smer. Heath gr Co.'s. A large sup-. ply of Burial Robes just re­ ceived. H <• sell cheaper tha n : ths cheapest. 6tf \ CLOTHING HOUSE I 36 Canal Street, DtllCH Remember our name " STAR CLOTHING HOUSE” is on the Doors and B indows, s'q da not be deceived by other merchants, as we have no Branch Stores. The wolf is howling, yet\ Bessntcr^ Heath Co., keep', right on selling Furniture cheaper than ever. Call on; them before pu rcha sing. Gtf, SPECIAL kOTICK Medicinal Poisons >n the Wane Just received the third lot, ofthose fine WoolMattrasses' at Bessnicr, Heath «f- CaV. BACON & KARRS’ bounded suiis/action. .. one and sleep as happy as an ■ wus. Aniel. mw^s .>.h*i><> mx. howling ? } < jy; but what is | it ? Why, Bessnicr, Heath £ Co., aro .riling ao much rurntture, and so much.»* W*Mm HM*> Ixrl *i S. cheaper than any other house in this citi " * even makes the wot n.UM n. ..Ill ragnid t» tl.isj.ngular phenomena. Tlie Spiritualist* claim that invisible spirits Just oj'snod. a choice lot of cigar*, ura il.<> agency that bavojiraducod thoui, tobacco, coll* and some of tuo Church people, I am shop of A.' told, '.tlribute it to that old fellow that does all tie mischief—tho Devil So ning three chairs at. lus barber shop, cmtinunl thivugh the days annual and no one cola tired waiting there. meeting cf. tho Board of Trustee*, nt important than money. From actual 7 r. M-; college jirayvr meeting, at 7:30 countvrfcits the |«jj>lo ate protected by law which the Doctor j>romj>tly c^fortoa. Wednesday, Jane 18.—Examinations outside through the windows, they took continued till 10 s. ■.; address and povale, etc. larjily orders filled prompt­ ■elves by refusing to bo deceived by them. ly at the City Dining Rooms. 5w2 Rhetorical, at ir. *.; luldrem beIf you want fora the United Literary Societine of th e call on Russell Metxce. •• ■ -.......... Xi .Hour, June r.xatx.irtntHn <n i s/r. nyev • nwimmi.i. «« ■ . ~.in C-ulral Jtailrusd <>'i Wedumliiioughout tlu« day . iixhibitiou • are specimens of this villainy aad deceit mght last, arriving iu (Airago th<- -<f !!ie xmw jwviioretov etes». al 7JJ0 I „ol onjy g,frBUd the sick of their .-u. —u_ • r. M. i-joney but ot their health, or tlierecor■■wraiug. Jvl.rgato* from Emanual Chnrrb at Marahall are. Rev. J. W. Ban.•roft. Rector, F. D. Ackley, Hon. H. ' G. a Hommupailuc Physuuan uabout Thursday, June 19.—Literary oxer/ • .■ V <__ r I M • * ’rury pnse sjieasmg ■ A rraxnua.—Township Clerks should ^^,^1 H.- st Sts. OBtT^Ltt toutunitqi Call on RusoeU A Nevins for I'arasol* Tho Ladies of the M. E. Churah of lights of glass aro just commenced, ai.d and Sun Umbrellas, at the Ilimnix Cash thia city will giro an Ice Cream Enter­ the invisible artist will doubtless return tainment in Union Hall on Friday eve- again to finish tfp tho job, and then per­ You know they always keep tho beet haps the school district will bo called Prints at Russell A Nevins. 4 w8 Tas Cosrasatoxa or aa Ixvxuo, ■ ■ ■ and Confectionery Sc., will constitute maty Clerk tho name* of all officers First-Class Instruments shall bo [totally ignorant aa to who tho A Nevins. ISML1.MA1 Hill twee officvn shall have qualified AM. E The Hastings Gun I*ak» Club, Tbs Splendid City Band under the leadership of J. Lee Reed will furnish LITERART E0T1CEB. .-rounds, building a boat house and dock Tixx Nonet—L. E. Stauffer, has jot received a fine lol of liouro plauto, which N. P. Langford’ didly-iDnstrated account of The Ascent ws ingMusnla are ptususfaed ach boule of ni«Sdna.vIi. New Scales. ’heir grounds nt the lake. becra Goodyear are buttdiag additions GUIs, Bcratehee, Heeleracb, etc , and biography of Bret Harte; illustrated payers on Cornell University and Oar Goodyear ia painting tho fenne around well, Allegan County, and to take charge .uf the celebrated Mineral Springs there. reduced. 11 will paritiv«ly cure KROFULS. SYPHILIS a Asoan'nu stores. RHIUWISH. WRITESWEL! LING. GOUT, GOITRE. traveler on the road, .’riving horses for New Styles. New Prices bronchitis; nerv- 1US DEBILITY, INCIPl !ENT CONSUMPTION. Very Low Traveling Agent,Dr. Herrick's Romediea with Faster the Spirituliat; and Republican firm as the desirable im- ? Woman d? OhOd bst night, was put out with Babeock was dearly demonstrated here ia saving s.-a£ss»!—■—s North Hide Slate Street, where you will Marian Stockton ; besides tho eontiauxtioa of Dr. Holland's Arthur Botmioastie Wareroom, cr.rvFT.A wn nmn erdcra The tare etry TSE SESTMIST IS TKt Villi Ao. 255 Greene, near Eighth St., Jf. Y. �Wishart's Pine Tree MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grani River Valley Division Tar Cordial. NATURE'S GREAT REMEDY Many a young burse will take bis place in harneoM at hard week nt thoI plow this spring for the first tune, and upon the care and sHN with which he is handled for the next thres Montlis will largely depend his uscfulMM for the remainder at hie fifis If pOMibto let him bo worked at first by the side uf a gentle well-broken mate T«t hi' harness fit exactly and bo strong and ____ -.1 __—ir-c._____ Wild Life in the Far West £■3 HAGAN’S Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, ms*. AFRICA tel Comssloe (U.K trllUS. Ul ..fl.! pUI'M Ikat SMBMklM WM llwra tteHsf wltetems eeaO MM • Mil »— ■ lew ev •salts ks’lM H. F. Birnbui’s bbn TartiM WATER WHEEL. ron aeaix sees as Were dm Kw IBM t ! vbMM ay bn.md _________________ Flrs4-er >1 !>«» esrti hit I a>J. I 1 dition at the eoiL th., awomtnodeliena in buildings and climate, as also the convenience of marketing. The send­ ing to market of fruit and vegetable* dues nut belong to legiti mate agriculture, for thia ia horticulture; a fanner grows grain and cattle food, producing’L.r ■alo meat, wool, butter or cheeee. and any Mag nolia Balm _____________ Writetrla® intBtnrtrffrtxUi. lifts' l sound sleep. Of truLJdeu or women, ; frTAT a u. I otherwise equal, tho one who sleeps tlie j Lest will bo thomoot mural, haultby and efficcnt. Sleep will do much to cure z*^BrrnntLDS nnuuiCl ’ irritability of temper, peevishness, unenBrmklss4i»rHbsiaUnAtteta»»a. d«»m» sia.-ss. It will restore to vig.r an over-thhei Osn,. |> i> ii -j. >ia<iv (><■■•. l> iv **■ '’”krf b~“ 11 p”,”i;. ■»' KW"'lE«J!S7X!11Uft.l7S; mak.. strong a weary body. It will euro Uuswsi i» Deslm'v Clnbs. ArwrUsss. K». a headache. It will euro n heartache. I Av. txasktar usd.-J for .<<* It will euro a broken spirit. It will euro C uW ‘*b" sorrow. Indeed we might make a long|-------------- ——----------------■ ' ■— Tie Pise Tree Tar Cordial, Michigan Central R. R! Pure Blooming Complexion. It I• t-vwlr Tw*K». IS t us reMWIIM la am •».! C i., .-. .. lifasre. sus rnu«l Slyer- Great American Dyspepsia Pills, POPULATI&fAL rVINECHR BITTER: Fucc Of Chwf Liscoix, May 31sf.'1873. “t/T Hutue speaks of a Homan Emperor, 1 Hi, who, wishing to learn sutnethiug about s- »»•»• i the population of hit metropolis issued I an edict requiring everybody to brxxi*; | l/llLVl able many more animals to be bred, to hia palaeo all the eubwobs they could ‘ raised and fattened, which would, at the same time, give additional rich manure to replenish pteat food Thus, by breed­ Young wished to aimtiare the different ing every kind of lire stock. there would French deportments, he could devise no be no purchases, but a great deal of better method than to ent thmn out one selling, which would bring in much ■ by uno from a map, and then ascertain their comparative a eights in u wale. Ono of the earlu-st modern examples..! hocurate enumeration throughout a wide country. «u tho United States census uf dHIND Ayer's Agris Cure, DEBMADOR. ? IN WASHIN! C^OMEST/C. For instance, on one occasion nows hod just been brought that Mr. B. had taken tho H inch Wick farm, of 800 ocrea, at a rent of one [round par acre. This was a poor farm, on tho burden of the Cotswold Hill, and Mr B. was a -gv-a- The BaLcock DODD’S ■JERVII.E DOES IT! 100,000 00 WOMAH .LUAyns Givi's •the custom of tho country’ on tho hill, and the calculation uf tho country com­ menced aceordiagly ; 200 acres of wheat, 200 of turnips and swedes; 200 of bar­ ley and oats, and 200 of clover and rye grass mixed. The wtinst ■"jSsji ML Usui 0 Laie lidtiE Earai SINE’S 'ITT 1837 ACRES. iHTEHPfHSE. OB Grati Silts! Prize, ?im 11 GOH] One Prize $5,000 in Silver Two priaM si.ooo a Fivo Prises 9500 ■ Ten Prize, 8100 j ___ j----- ,------- would make £800, and their wool £200, with wool from the main flock £300; beet, £400, and hog. £200—total, £3,100. Now, there were ♦hhes and taxes on this farm, which, ad­ ded to tlie rent of £800, made ovsr £1,- "il’Veehi Peninsular Railw 648^1199 tendance aad profit, which wo thought to Mr. bo little enowrli. B. begnl^with a much heavier stock than stated, gave his fattening sheep a greet deal more grain than could be grown tor the flock after working cattle and other stock wore fed, and he fattened bun dreds of hogs tor tho sake of making more aad richer manure—tho result of which extra feeding wee not only fatter and better animals, bat tho But it can bo proved mathematically, that Mr. Noteware’s estimate is very nearly comet Thus, in 1870, tho MMduim numbered 32.7 <12, and th., populatin'! tt2.Wfl. But, in 1872 tho school children bad increased to 51,­ 123 Therefore, as all those scholars who liars reached ths Huie of Three can demonstrate. the Nebraska popula­ tion in 1872 amounted to 791,928, show­ ing a gain of 08,935 witbin two years The liste of school chihlren. besides showing the growth ot the State at large, are a motor of local program. . Look, tor instance., along tho main lino of tho Burlington I Moesuuri River Salta aniH u i testa! efiea acts Chromo Dr. Crook’s Wine DR. CROOK’S WINE c/ry /reirs depot. Go to the Banner Office for FINE JOB WORK GIVEN AWAY. CHHOMOS ! UNDERGROUND Lire PUEIFYYOUB BLOOD. BEU1W THE SOBFACE I ...Da-CBOOK'B *v>vvor pottjiooT. AGENTS WANTED lY WORLD � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-06-11.pdf 32c6e555b12519f0dbe56ae4e9677b85 PDF Text Text Tr|E ^EpdBuayi.j The f\srJsucM< Bm<I>iiv RATES OF ADFERi VOL XVIH. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN NO. 7. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1873. could do, and she waa lUtermined to show it to her husband. She must be patient and penenwfag; and those qualities in an eminent degree. It waa to be the grand undertaking of these first yours of her wadded life, and to do itaho would bend every available ener­ gy. She planned that, if possible, she l)rotB»iojial and BWlW Cant OLIVO M Don-1 fail to see the mi HASTINGS SULKY COLTIVATOB! The Third Oar Load expected soon. It is the “ Farmer’s Favorite.” Every one likes it. • , Everybody speaks highly of it. Even competitors Advertise it! Ionia county takes 40 ; Jackson county takes 45 Lenawee county takes 50. Orders already received from over 30 towns, and more coming by every mail. 1000 will not supply the demand. Buckeye Mowers and Reapers, Superior Grain Drills, Itidea BTiecZ Rakes. Corn and Fallow Cultivators, etc., etc., etc. much gained. Only a little, tot those littlae, multiplied by other littto, grew emasingly. . Tto husbandman who should set himself down by a hill of rem, aad wait Io soe tto tender blado put forth, would to wearied and disbeertened ; but to knows if ho plants tbs tiny sred, and cultivates it as to ought, that tto harvest of golden grain will come at length. , Albert and Alto wore married fa tho spring of 1 JOJtl. It was on an evening in Angust, 1870, that Albert cams homo out of sorts. Ho had been notified that to mint leave tho cottage. Tlwv must giv. up tho jdeasant home, and ioeo tto little garden they had cultivated with so much fondness end care • The owner wishes to sell,” to ex plained ; and he has had aa offer. He asks tiro tiioumnd dollars, and must Salt! Salt! Salt! CO. iuibs- . let. It <Ickm ih>I ring U|>. •AL Ito* not tear upsolt. ' 3d. ltos.n<it dodgv the hard spate, but gix-edown the Ixittom 4Ui. Xo weight on the 1>ome neok Mh. A toy oan handle It over rough oixxkly grouu.twlunother cultivator* will not Work. 6lb. It cuta the ground all over Instead of leaving a atrip Iwtwren blade* wlirra the weed* and Kras* are only lightly covered and win Mart with fir»t tain m la the raw with all other combined milky cultivator- DRUGS Medicines COME AND CET ONE ON TRIAL ! DWIGHT & BURRALL. DENTIST HaskTilie. PAINTS & OILS Mitiiias. <}oods i/i E/toLcst vwrr- Srhool Books J- Stationery I juo dijy Sweet’s H°Tel> GtAKD RarilNt............................... Ml T. II. LVOV. Pre*— £..1/sbuui IM e.tebllsW.w.1 >• J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. Entire Etai Bataa Jut 19, 1871 Michigan Exchange. t«I«* What is it ? IF YOU WANT and fnuh to-day as it wsn in that morn­ ing tour when tho sun first .hone upon tto tova scene of Eden. And ttooe les­ sons of life which lead to tto true Bring, though thwy taay have boon preached and oxjioaudsd over and over ng.in. can norer to preached too tareh. They cannot to worn oat Tto need of their guidaare will cease only when this life shaU to swallowed up in the life stera­ el. Bo. ttongl. thus samo Ireton has toon often illustrated and enforced, I deem it no unseamly repetition to' toll the simple story whieh shall Illustrate it again. I know Albert Moore well.' 1 have known him from his toytood, and I knew Alto in the other years al­ so, and tho boson of their life which I now write down cutamntod under my own observation. Albert Muave, al tto age at Iwentyfive, took Alice Wanwn fix fife 'wife, Yen, My’Trip Hamturr. " with which I make Irons for BUGGIEN. This Valuable “Mxctnxk" I hare long felt the need of. It Is one of tto great mean, which enables me Io «-U Buggies so LOW ae to DEFY COMPETITION. Single scat Buggies as Low as One llnndrcd Ikollnrm. ow Farmers, HASTINGS BABBLE WORKS! s opportunity of thte klrnl oOtered In Htotags, wtoroby »> small an amount oftimey. I do mt intend to Ioom builder by selling a i<«>r article. UJBDOD: BDV UH, BOW HSIfflE! J. Cole & Sod, Dtr k He H tk Ont Utkt Ms LUD UlfEB, STUCCO Iffi®' But for such a uno as she wanted, it would cost twenty-fire orthirty dollars. " If you want it. get it !*\said Albert emphaticaUy, I will let you Have twenty dollars from this mouth’s pay, and the Lalanceyou shall Lave next month." Alice got tho thirty dollars, but sbe did not get the new dr—. By the out­ lay uf five dollars for now trimming, sho Mgrirod to fix over tho brown cnshracre so that it looked every bit ns good m now. And so Alice worked. Sometimes she asked her husband for u.a cents; samotimae for mare; and at the end of a yn, upon coreful n-ckutimg up. aho found that sbe had managed to get hold of ralhor more than her fifty cents a day; but she had dons it Ijy denying hersslf of many things,'some of whieh wrrdreally needful Thaneult of the first year’s effort in- owed hie ouroem and that Io him to tuusa look for the retaining ut Us srtuation. And yet b. raaol red to to a man. "Mr. Landrorc, you must excuse "Ah! Did to place |you under tho ban of Money F' , “No str." •'Then what did he say to you of me F* "I cannot toll you, sir.*’ "Cannot, you mean you will not." ' While landrove waa adeal with partof the creature uthis bounty, tho «h« bad saved up oite hundred and fifty youth proceeded "Mr. Landrova, as God is my judge, dollar*, and had invested it in government bunds. Through the influence at I am your humble friend and moat obvdisnt servant, and if 1 have a love a dear friend who was in a large bank­ more strong for one of my employers ing setablhhment, end to whom she had than tho other. Utal love is (for yon. confided her secret, she «f as enabled to But, sir, even to please you I eaamot do get tto bonds at ttoir face vahse. a moan, unmanly thing Whatever I It was only a little at a time—some- ' Mr. Coujicr may bare said to ma waa times a very little—but even a penny । said in confidence, I know that bo would dropped into the strong box was so COMBINED CORN AND SUMMER FALLOW SULKY CULTIVATOR J. P. ROBERTS & An Unexpected Teat "Jamas, I found you and M * Coops f together thia morning, and as I entansi the afire, I knew that my name wag upon Cooper’s lipa. Wes it not so F’ Th. young took-hrenfa ifatMtM an« waa aslant Thoma* Landrovo and Albert Cooper were partners, and sole proprietors ut every day; or if she could not do that, ouo of the heartrot wholaeale tuanuficabe would do the beat aho could. Generous, frank, loyal and loving, theirtmafaaet w as inrtamsi every day. Albert waa an easy prey to tto wiles of Laudrows was a Nsw Tfuatot by birth, a wifo as loyal and loving as him. If. and Cooper came from Nur Haanhirc. He gave her money when she as|rod fur It; and oho naked for It when she Jarnos Worecotar was a youth of nta»tecn fnnn Western MassachUsctb, and ttought he had any to give. gons out into a couatnr, with a. And hero letme say ilmt Alice know haring letter o I roeomtMudatou to fatndrovw her husband would not run in debt That was an evil they had both arrayed from as old eollegw-mate mad ehuui of therarelres against in tto outset. When tto latter, to was at omm mbpkmd; Albert’s purse was empty he bought and thus far, during tto spore of six nothing; and when it waa full to waa nioulhs, iiad provod himself worthy and well qualified. apt to boy more than to needed. Alice Tho partner*—wann-hearted, but ■ knew all thia and guvcru.-l herself ac­ ' quick and impulsive—hack falien into a cordingly. •' I think," said Alice, one evening. raisunilsrstaruLng. Ttoy had ou (ho previous owning almost coma to blows. " that I must fix orer my c^Abrown cashmere this winter. 1 shouJWiko a new one; but I don’t suppose you can afford it" Albert looked grieved. Tho idea that be oould not afford hl« wife a now I hold them ns 1 would told moMy that had Inen planed in my keeping." Mr. I—urore sworn a big oath and domauJcd a^aiu to kuow whal Cooper luul laid of him. But Worcsatw was I ed to discharge him. '•I camo to you srith oa-bowor aatarnishod. air," said Jamas, “and if I must leave you, I wish to take tho came priceless ;>os*«>ssiou away. When onco I 1 iavo 1 strayed a trust, I can no nxrre hare, euntidenoo even m myself." .‘'Then you flatly refuse F' "1 retuse to betray the private speech ■ of Mr. Cooper aa I would refuse to tell him, worn be to ask me, what you have now said to me." "Vary srail; you may close yustr sccounts and pass your books ovet to Mr. Nickerson, tor— and hero Mr. |I-w drove, with a fierce oath, swore tbit the ' reticent Ttjuth should leave cm thsf mor­ row. “1 will go, sir* tot Ohl. why asset I sec you and your partner reconciled be­ fore I go ? You love him; I can swear before heaven, that no man lire* wbm-u hs toes better than he lovoe you.”/' Lendrovc would listen to no more. That vvry night thooe.two impulsive men mot, and their ill will waa blown to the-wind m quickly ns it had beau engendered. Orer a bottle of wtau Imnlnwm told his interview with young Wcroastor, "Of one tiling I eon asaurw you," said said Cooper, "he loves you truly and de­ votedly. I know it from tho words which ho spoke this morning, and from the warm team that crept out wpeu h» lashes as ho gave them utterance. His, refusal to repeat my words was from principle." “Ay,” oried I-sndrore. “aad from principle very aeUom found ia sta purity fa tins poor world of oura. By my life. Albert, ho wiU be worth Ms weight in ' gold to us. Wo can trust him.** Mr. Nieketwm took James Woree.te?s todkn m Landrove fad th—Bi.il but it was only that the young took­ keeper might be transferred into tfio inner office, sanctum, where he sras installed as mnbdentia! agent aad corrrepoadent; aud whence; fa tune, he atopped forth into a share of the bofa nose. This little sketch boars a deep and valuable Ireson for thooe who fare eya. to see, and hearts to uafinstea I. 1 .Mice's eyre gleamed with radiant light. .•She tod town thinking for some time During her five yvars" experience iu ■ that eb. must let her busbend into Hie school teaching, Alice had laarned | I secret. it had begun to wear upon her. many things, and having toea or-1 And now Ito time tied eome aa though jihsn from an early ago, sho had made by providential interposition. the problems of real life opa-of tori (She did not make a sorus Hhe chief studies, and what sto^had Joaril^ would, not adi to tho iaw.t by any • I in this latter dejssrtruseit served her । by play. She simply gut up and went I well in her now etaiion. After her away to tor cabinet and when she marriage she found Albert to to just came back abe brought a little book in the man tho hal known him t-> be in I tto other years. He was kind to a •• Alb^t," said she, "let's vou and { fault ;treo-toarted and generous; ready mo buy the rottage.” I always to answer the call of friendship ; Albert looked at her in auiasetnent; and ;irun« to pluck tho flowers that and directly it flashed upon him that J bloomed today, regardlree of what there was too much suletnniiv in her might to nurtured to bloom on the tune for badinage. SomMhmg that he had noticed during tno post months 1 They lied boon married but a few came bock to him, aad he trembled with mouths when Alto found that her hus­ the weight of stnpruso that fell Mpon band was cutting his garments fruzu day to day exactly according to his asupply of doth. Not a sbrwl was th. great flood almost omteuiw her, ely to save on for the cutting of and sfa waa fowl to mt, and wipe an extra ganuoot &>r a rainy day to bor eye* before she could proceed. And then ah. showed her book—that ata “ Albert," she sted.ro him, one eve­ had more than sight hundred dollars ning "do you know sre ought to to in bank. The ice once broken, sho laying up a little something F* told her story fa glowing wonts. Sho' Albcrt looked up from his paper, and told bow ata bad eared up fittb, by Ft-' ' waited for bta wife to elucidate. tie, and Low eh. bad at length found " I think 1 heard you tell Mr. Green- beryalf able tn pwrohase a fifty dollar ough that you had no money—that you toad. And then she told tow her nu­ hail paid away your last dollar thio very de in tto banking house, had taken kftarnoon F* charge ether investment. ; and tow. ’ “Exactly, my deer; but you know to­ morrow is pay day." And you have 0]wnt your last mouth’s Mtrnings?” The June todaty*1*** '• Yeo." A brief sifitneo onausd, which Albert broke: The Annual Strawtorry Pretival of “ Cotun Alice, you've got something the Michigan Btnto I’cnaotogiml MociMy ou your mind. Oat with it.' '1 sriB listwill bo laU at Kalamaaxi, at ths. Court House, on WodnosdsT, Thursday and And then Alice in a 'smiling pfoasFriday. Juno 25, M, and 27, ltfT3 — aat way, went on 'to tall bar htmtaud The proreodtegs wil!^bediroisiSad with that they ought to fa laying up some­ with tho structure stanotl, •U ite reo- ami an exlubiUm'of frail oral* Oow»t* thing. “ Gsorgu Souiens •sens only throe dulfain.'* You are right." "Aad yot to livre aad dona nut run, fa dobb" ■ "But to lafcrcod to deny himself’ inauy httlu comforts which w. eajuv." "And tto one great comfort which! portloru all blocked out, fa oould teip on tbs work. Ha oould not aoe bow ’it was done—and nut only that, tot tto demonstration was before him that tho thing could fa doneOno year had cl*;wod sineo Albert। Moore sooeirod tto famm from his wife and bv jfltnmg hands w>th tar,' and lamding hio own eoergfa fa the tamo• directmm to has arocmplishsd, duringI tho twohrw-mouih, what wo«M have oora.od t.. l«m a raarwl io the .-writer time. He fad laid by mare tfan fi»y oonte a day: ami tfa ctora. end tfa " Tto eemfort of a Bute sum ia tbs bank, which w» would see groruy to-Wkrd the ensnaring of luturo waals." Albert could not for the Idb of hitu. i < Albert eau taprore his homo with cheerful heart, and can set cwt wew trnre and vines da hu garden with bright ]>rora»ce, baeatun be bmm, day Albert trailed in turn, an J saksd bow such a thing waa to bo duuo whan it «xt all ho could earn to lire. ' “ Ton earn three dollars and a half a .day F'said Afire- , pmmetoo BiMlo at a ttoe-htfa by Kt r --------- ’---------, taw; aad there i Tto ilntocm of tto Sootoy wiU to given for the 1hw1 cotoctiou uf flower.; afoi, for the b<-et coUoctton also, for tho ImU coBooticm of-etento. Premtoos nil ha given Are tto. beat setofiag straw tome.; fcrltotosfogtote fur tto tost and togret dtspfay afire nd bearing Mt ntototato^Mt tore �^te^tpnilirani: lanncr. AU About ths fltato. Tki Babcock Esutia ix Ctucauo.— Tho Babcock extingttlshof tho f.ames in public^ bonce, if ths impulre toward tbs pal Convention at Marshall “ that tbo West Washington T- ft I U M P H A N T f Street.-■ 1878. Sherman J. Rich •THE turbaace or bloodshed, and in a purely tar I WILL NOT BE yKDERSOI^D! 1 Guarantee. SATISFACTION B*»ranM,nd*’ *nd bo »V«elly WHEELEB * WILSON, Senator Pomeroy’s trial on the charge New Advertisements.. r th ^T^tlT31 **Top,ka* K“““' of the late Allen 8. Sweet, Eeq. The Venerable Judge Harriaon of gltaOKT OF TUB CONDITION OF TUB tablishment uf a Republic on an endui* had> *30,000 Bchuolcrafi. aged 102' u now reported aa failing, and not bkoly to lire long. ich ho has a VERY LARGE STOCK, and he is determined to sell at the The work of laying track on the PenA cotton mill in Philadelphia was OF HASTINGS, MICH. ) brrned on Weduesdav. Loss *250,- iuvular Railway is progressing rapidly. VERY LOWES'!’ RA.TESI 000. ' Tua Odd Fellows of Haverhill, Maas., toeu miles of Vslpairaiso, Ind. dedicated on Tuesday their uow and elegant building.' The yield of gold from tho California Juno 17th. The premiums amount to mines has decreased from *57,000,000 *12,000, in jiuisss ranging from *690 to *1.500. war, and it found guilty punished as I- 1883 to *20,000,000, tho prewmt Sales of the Wheeler WiIson for Hon. N. 1*. Jacobs, uf Detroit, lias average production. those laws justify or require. luridentjjr&SlteMtaaj* Captain Jarnos Wornungton. the old­ been appointed Land Cimmlsaioner of ..ns r 5.ii.”..i EaSi the past year is the Best- Guar­ est msn m Columbia county, Ohio, died tho Northern Pacific Railroad, with brad-quarters ou Pugct’Seund , ---------, rater uf its Superiority9orer all -whstes aasto x.x<^.rro»^ make them amenable to the ordinary ' For Medical Michigan has fifiy-ono thousand LUDtl-iriES. Wilson ill. Hie physicians rertftnmend ------------- •*------------ other seu ina machine J. K. Apted's new hotol building at ES±lt£*Mto' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Niles waa recently destroyed by fire. '■ Being the most simple in eonA rilk-wonu nursery ia projected at Loss *86,800; Insurance 112,000. It ia Beaufort, South Carolina. ' struction, and easily adapted to au inrendinry. A Bhangkae dispatch refiorte the Judge Fuller of Coldwater, recently capture of a hostile city by the Chinese, different kinds of work, running as of civilised warfare. Doubtless there ■ and the masayre of thirty thousand lost of epiaootic, a Mombrino colt val­ ued at *1*090. captives. HornbU, if true. easier, faster, and with less noise'than any other sowing Buch aa CHR0MD3, LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS, REWARDS OF Ono of the baby lions with Dan Rice's uppoiatod which will try Capt. Jack and The Commissioner of Internal RoveMERIT, and everything you need in i«si l> uvi.u u>< teat »r »r machine, are qualities which recommend the Wheeler show died at Adrian last seeE hia fellow culprits, and will meet out W. B. Conelly, a Deficit artist, lias life). *. <JO<lt>Y|tAK, to them just and qiocdj punishment. railroad trai ns must pay a special tax sold bis paintin ( MUSIC* AT IS’EW YOTtK I’RICES ’ >• WilAon to the public as Superior to any other sewing Davul Preston. r, for *350. im • Tbo ateomor Frolic, with the mem­ Reax-mter the Place. Second Door East of tho Corner of Sta& an t Jctferson whether charged xu« STSRk. J in the nt aket. ; litre of tho Polaris expedition on board, sioner, placed 1.00U salmon in tho Streets, Hastings. Grand River last week. Wsikl'KTKtaKR lpi>srt.n J. Should the Arent fell tu call on you, be invitee you to call at bls offllce In the to bo indicated. C •n;i> t uoubYksiul juesilii ! of HI$?KS BRO’S, State Street, llastiugs, Nlcb., and examine tb<i Hon. P. H. Emmerson, Judge of tho evvr, seems to beat on end. ’ dlr*t to Washington. United States District Court in Utah, ■ « --------------. Vermont lias 180,285 Mnikh cows, has returned* to his home at Battle One of tbo roost brutal murders of pn^wiug anMallv 17,844396 pounds A. D. COOK, Agent. modem times, outdoing in barbarity ! P°ynd«.»f U.UUVU uwm. uuiuuuig m usraunj, and 3,836,849 gallons of milk for hrie, tho ruthlees killing of General Canby l^ideo that used in tho families of pri>Torney aged 73, and William Warner aad tho other peace Commisriouers, i ducers. sped 09 years. was peqwtrated kyjfi band of Oregon A targe party uf coal, and iron men Georgo McCabe, a boy 12 years of age, volunteers, <m tho8th inrt, who killed 6J” '’^joying an excunion among the was killed st Jacksun last week while M«l« OMI^ I. e»l ! »b~. attempting to catch a ride on a freight 'TEJ1 and COFFEE, i/up/fored HASTIHGS NATIONAL BANK, JL B IWfMffll) tasto..™ adversely to the Thiar’s Government whereupon the President promptly MasMahon was chosen that the Assembly, elected aa It was three years ago on the sole bane of mak­ ing peace with Germany, actually con­ tained a majority unfriendly to any really hostile to President Thiers, if they monte. Bat it was thought that in < ALL WORK PHOTOGRAPHIC, even should they areum. it, and the general popularity uf M. Theirs, that SttEWM J. qicit. BACON & KARRS’ rag , _ . ‘ the officers in charge. ministery did not afford conservative jority of sixteen, would result in the President's resignation. However it did; and tho monarchists took advan­ tage of tho fact by choosing Marshal MxcMahun, aa wo have before stated. | at Pans Thursday evening, waa a bnlt *3^. Jwo.w.ulil, s™v«ulA.l'! 1“”e 'V‘1"“n!’" Y"'k y ¥ ____ 1 murderer, ctntinura to umiutaiu n stoiI cal, indifferent demoonor, refusing to Some hope has been expreered that | converse about his esse Gov. Grover of Oregon has requested uj>on n rigid interpretation of tho new tbo Secretary of War tn !ura over the postal law; but that, taking into consid­ , captured Modocs to tho State authoritew eration tho fact that th» ublect of the amendment adopted to the bill by the Senate, and concurred in by the Houso, was not generally understood, and that an attempt was made to pass an explan­ atory bill continuing the tree transmis­ sion of certain newspapers; ho would use,his privilege of construing doubtful Acts, and suspend the action ot that par­ ticular clause affecting tbo press until the plain intent of Congress should bo A Grand gathering at tbo L'nivorulists of Eastern Michigan is to Im iwLl That I Must ami Will.8ell in Sixty Days. The explanation wo have made suf­ fices to proven: any uno from using the Yard vridfr Sheciiitg al 10u. old quotation which would otherwise >•-.< c. PrteiM. J»4«. »r Ff«teu. he: Stripe Shirtirjg ’* i min. «f <*■ enat. «.f " Mkiss* i seem so pertinent “that Republicans arri aSjffiS-wassirt: 20c. Cottouode*, r"' provorbajly ungrateful," for it ia not the Orssl. Kisesior •< >04 wuu. pk M. C aKiimerc, " 25 to 35c. >e> th«..o ml t-rtb Ik.I In SU I Republic of France which lias thus so churlishly the public ser­ Bqy>* Suita, Wool, $5.00 Tk.rv.ws u U MilmJ. TX.i Mm.4s7 Um :1m vant who has lifted his country from U Jalr saaL u sum s'O>ak te Us farssMt. • Mona* Union Cassiniere auit»* wool. 8,00 Much as ww condemn the spirit which Tho Now Hampshire legislature met tho chaos and degradation of defeat in prompted tho adoption of this amend­ An Alden Fruit Preserving Company " Cotton Buita, 5,00 on Wednesday. Tbo Senate elected mom* launosd war and out it once more in a poaiuen ment, and lament the injustice thus dune tho Hon. Dand A. Word of Concord has beets organised at Sturgis with u ; •iu>. r>«L<.oa Linen Coats, 75 at respectability and prosperity among to newspapers, especially those publish - President, and tho House elected the capital of *20,0<lO. Mhasraalad: L<IIUF.e ed in tho country, we do nut see how tho Hon. James W. Emory of Portsmouth, I The Peninsular Hardware and Maa- 'wUiUaU'tawlI HrUrtrU.n. •US SMIUMMV give, SM»« U Postmaster General can avoid enforcing Republican, Speaker. ufocturing Company at Big Rapid. lure yond cavil, that M. Thiers has rendered their foundry, machine ataqs and bta»k- >MnM .••SV -I A M. Craig, the Farmers' candidate more service to Franco than any other interpret laws does not extend to those ; smith shop nearly completed. When K..:iu- JS M mH «.f H*cry Ur foe. son of hers, military or civilian, during whose import ia plain and unmistakable, for Judge of the Supremo Court in llli- the works are in full running order they *.-.4 | note. Is probably ulecte.1 over Judge 1 will give employment to upwards of 10U this generation Chosen Chief of tbo but only to clauses of doubtful meaning. Lawrence, tho present Chief Justice. Executive Powte in February, 1871, he There is no question about tho intention Tlie obsequies of Lieutenant Goverof thia law ; and tho fact that many became President ot tho Republic in members did not know tho scope of it August of that year. In thio capacity, untiil after its passage dues not relie re ho at once Mt himself to work to pro­ the Postmaster General of the duty of cure tho beat pomiblo terms of peace obeying it 1 Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make Tho provision iota plain terms : "Pro­ with Germany, as well as to compose to Order. vided, That all laws and parts uf laws the mindl of Lis countrymen and to sot premitting the transmission by mail ot Rooms and Offices to rents over my store. in motion again the wheels of industry, any free matter, tetaterw tl Ar, are beroI3<h, and the decision will probably not that his agreements could be carried UsMtstt. Ms/ Ik tCX tail out Bo well did ho smxred, and so tlie free tronsmusiou of 'exchanges,' be banded ia till that day, and of papers in the county of publica­ Three hundred and fifty nadrea of good an impression did ho make on the tion. lhre« are its worst freutro-i. so Portsmouth, N. IL, in New York, have 'minds of bis former adversaries, (hat tar s» newspapers are concerned. There concluded arrangements to visit their they modified their terms in his favor, are abundant rv.wn. why country pa­ native town on the 4th ot July, taking a as they would have doao on no other pers and .’xchanges should be treremit­ regimental bond with them. ted free. We give miliion. every year IUVKS ! • to support free schools, because wo be­ a few years tho greatest cheewe-produc. lievu that a general diffusion of intclli- in country in the world, our export of genos will contribute to the general in­ that article in 1872 being sixty million terests of society. But tho press to-dsy pounds, ^gainst one million twenty years FINE NEW STOCK OF! mouse indemnity payments will have is the greatest educator, and anything that onooursgea and derelopee active Tbo rolling mills at Ironton, Ohio, and intelligent journalism deserves tbo dier will bo loft on the soil at Prance. friendly countenance of tho government are using Southern ore for tho manu­ DRY ooons. facture of iron. Five hundred tons of And sll this, thu. far, has been accom­ A general interehsuge of cowspspere ore have recently been ordered from plished without seeming trouble, and enables the journal published >n the Georgia. On Bye wo rank third, California remotest section ot the country to spread amid tho general improvement of the before its reader a summary of news in A tin plate manufactory is nearly first 29.1. Nebraska 21 A. CLOTUIW;. National rendition. We have never every par. of tho land. It is, not sup- completed nt Wcllsvillu, Ohio, which ia Oats Nebraska heads tho list, 40 IxMad that tho necessity of paying pos­ tho only factory of this kind in the bushels per acre, the next highest Cali­ fornia at 38.>. tage will do away with thi. system ot • Barley also is produced here in great­ HATS ASH CAI' could have scoots piloted such a brilliant ex, bangs to any ruinous extent; but it ■ est quantity. Our yield being 81.0, will impede intelligence and embarrass in Kitao degree tho publishers of paper*, My.long Experience In the RusIdom, and with oo little apparent effort. especially those in tho country—which BOOTS AND SHOES We do not claim for the admistration is precisely what is contrary to the in­ terests of ths people Io do. There are of M. Theirs that it has boon fauhless, now on the exchange hat of the or that he might not hare made it more Octa* nearly 1,290 newspapers coming A fire at Hirer Point, R. L, on acceptable to tho peopled Franre. Aa from every quarter of the United Btales Wednesday, caused a low»< *55,000. The postage even when he was apparently trying to and poriioai of Europe. James W. Wallack, tho actor, is do his beet, a certain characteristic ten- on there papers will amount to *3>JU or *400 per annum. Our country ex­ deocy towards penonal management changes bare, probably, from 25 to 200 and finoeoe impaired hxs standing and papers on their list in a similar way, tho j Shop In Bartow ft Goodyear's compromised his power. The fact is, postage on which, if continued, will that notwithstanding his avowed and amount to from *10 to *50 a year. The unquestionably sincere Republicin sev.- hardahip in this re.port, therefore, is not so great as would appear at fire: glance timenta, he wae perpetually trying to Tho greater misfortune wilt be the tax | Adjoining C. F. Dwight ft Co-fe balance all partita and to trim between levied in the way uf poetage on tho Foundery. tliem. The result was, as might have country circulation of pa;»-rs, the cost been expooted. that be loot somewhat to subscribers being thereby increased, and the circulation of there valuable ot tbo genuine Republican support, mediums of local intelligence being, to without in the least propitiating the •cao extent, at least retarded and demoaorehiste Instead of doing that, he ereaoed. Neither does au estimate of Will not be Undersold. ought to bare kept his eye on tho jhw- tbo revenue to be derived from tho new President Gran: and family are at system promise to bo such as to warrant Long Branch. of such a dog upon manifesting their Hepublican sentiments tbs.imposition 1 Tho postal treaty with Sweden and taut products, while her average ia bet-1 a-Mi RUSSIA A NEVINS. jonrnabsm. Thors are in the United Norway has been ratified. a* ovary opportunity they had at tho State., , ter on corn, wheat, rye. oats, barley, in round numbers 5,808 news­ Balances remaining in the Treasury buckwheat and potatoes than any other polls, no marirr what course the present paper. , and periodicals. Of this num­ Assembly might have taken, and there ber I 574 are liaibre, 107 tri-wsoklioe, 115 Saturday were: currency, *5,952,672; State in the Union. Lot thinking men, who are consider­ MIXER’S SCROFULA BYRUPcures could hare been no possible chanre fur 1semi-weeklies, 4,200 weeklies, »6 aMniing a change of location, ponder tho monthlies,622moathlies, 13bi-moathliM all Scrofulous Afliettoaa, Cauoets. *30,246,000 ; coin. *78,287,747, itvelud- above facts, and cast their lot in the Eruptive and Cutaneous nt—, and 49 qsartariioe ing *33,246,500 in coin rertificates; most fevored Agricmltaral State in the Anthony*. Fire Rose o? For convenience wo take the two “ 8sstS3jsfc'as.aLiHA Uyslpetaa, Plmplro, lilotcfire, I'osclas i re, dailiso sod weeklies. The eir- outstanding legal tenders, *358.000,- Union.—From tho Nebraska IFotaL U°l-' Tum<'r’’ Tetter or Kall calaiioa of the weekly wepecs is stated nt 10,600,09V eopfe. unuuallly; of the Tbo great Pacific Hotel, at Chicago dailies, 2,000,000. The paatagn on a is at last opened to tho public. A few the blood. daily ia thirty-fire oeata per quarter or of tbo statistic, are, that there were Mixxm'h Honour ei Sr nor ha», <m­ Ing the past few yrere. cured tb.mmmh, *1,40 per year. Oa a weekly, twenty 7,000,000,000 brick used in its roootrucof suffering patten to in all tertnof tho cecte per year. It ia probable that cf tioii; 12,000 cubic feet of lime stone, country. Ji is the • this number not over 1,100,000 copies uf and 40,000 of sandstone; 10,000 bar­ tho^ week Has are exempted from postage rels of lime; 8,000 yards of read; 000 Grata SmUai MB GHEDI Of t !><• A«e. toes of east and wrought iron, m tbo shape of beams, eta.; 2,825,500 square It it a Sure. Bale and EflJeteut Reme,tv —V.--.-- I,. -...1 . tm, SrrL" »r 4 cips / hats First-Class Instruments. R. MUDGE. TSl.l.iNEYIBS|WU1K! My MACHINERY quwyiTEii New Scales. New Styles. New Prices. Veiy Low. TTareroom, Jt'o. 355 Greent, near £i$hth St., snnsfncTio/tt PHffiNIXOASH STORE • <v> NEW WAREHOUSE JOSEPH PFEUG ! uf dolian. aad probably will fall below two tiurda of That sum. The levying of postage nu oxebaegea, aad those papers that had breu before wisely mwonnged br tbs fraedom of the mafia within their own looslitieo. was rstber petty basinoes. end hardly worth the ouergy displayed side blinds sad button ; 67,000 lieeel fret, or 18 miles of base boards, and 73,000 in door and window eaaingi; 52.000 squaw fret of walnut ami mapte flooring, and *5,000 of walnut and ash ceiling. Thors are M0 windows, 1.070 doore aad ioeka, 10,415 pairs of butts and hinges, a mBs and three quarters of iron coil pipe, 60.BS7 pound, of feed “^7,df Get the Best! From llu many favorable noUcm we have, we relert a few TESTIMONIALS : „ , „ u Omaas. Is*. AM-‘M. Uta. PATENT COOLER! earners, 880 gas brock*, with 1,1*0 MUCH BETTHH CONDITION SIMMONS & CLOUGH RBE ns DffiBG 1® Slffl. �/< /X7J S— imrrioi, farmers i Tr|« ,Rk»r',,ucM* Local published in onofpaper of each county in which the Cotnpaay is doing business twice during tho mouth of January in each year. Beaidea this, the charter of each Company planes] tho Treasurer of tho sornu under heavy bonds. Our own Treasurer’s bonds being *5,(XX). Is Stock iusuanre there any chance for fraud ? and Eaton Counties/’ a fow facte in re- Co e continued on tbo silication of the plaintiff, with consent • of defondant without cost*. Wright 4 Holbrook and John Carveth for plaintiff, Sweozey abatement. Tried by tbo Court. Judg­ ment for defendant, that tho suit abate, C. G. Holbrook, for plaintiff. Geo. C. Worth aad John R. Van Veteor for de­ fendant organized in 1859, 1 in 1860, 1 in 1861, 4 in 1862, 16 in 1863, 1 in 1869, 2 in 1870, 1 in 1871, and 2 in 1872. The trvspaa*. Tried . by jury, verdict no cause of action. Wright 4 Ellis for assertions mhdo against this Company had made no report to the Commissionplaintiff, J. Carveth and J. R- Van Velto induce it* patron* to lose faith in it. eor for defendant. made from tho reports of tbo companio* Euguno Hicks v». Geo. B. Porter et. wo hare driven them to It Brevity must characterize this article, their next assessment, which will creato MH I 4 Wood for plaintiff, C. 0. Holbrook for the dofandant Wm. M. Wood v» William Tinkler, gaining ground until CNfo stock com- in 1859. According to the report of ths Cummissionat ot Insurance for this State dated June 15th, 1872, there were 30 llijijie^ JlrtiSBf. nruHTPRK. Our Numer is ^3fl00 worth of Furni­ ture. will be sold at cost at Bessmer. Heath A- Co.’s store for the T.fesct 60 days. To make room for an entire new stock of Furniture. We wu'l sellour whole stock at costfor cash. This is no humbug. Come and see for yourself. BESSMBR, HEATHS CO. Hastings, Juno 7, *73. 7If LOC A LS SUMMER MUMMER CASSIMERE SUITS, 115 to 125. CASSIMERE SUITS, no ts ns. SUMMJEJGt CASSIMERE SUETS,. ‘ $8 to $9. FINE BUCK SUITS, WHITE 4110 BlfOITfl GOOD COTTO^DE SUITS, >12 to *40 Linen Suita S6 and t6. CHILDRENS’ SUITS, BOYS’ SUITS, YOUTHS’ Working Pants, Hickory Shirts, 75 cts to $2.00. Cotton Bocks, 25 ct>- Each. Tho Hastings Pump Ebctory manufac­ tures several different style* of well and cistern pumps, and repairs pump* to or­ der at their factory. Don’t be fooled, but iret \ our pump* near borne and have them warranted. 7tl AUSTLN 4 GRANT. Bessmer, Booth <f Co., are Advertising their whole slock of Furniture at cost, they mean just what they say. Give them a call. 7tf I.ATE9T NTXI.ES. *2 to *12. to ’ izo home institutions if eqially as safe toping I 1 and cheap as foreign ones. | CLEMENT SMITH, Nortnan Bailey, Milo Osborn and poay, and insures for *900, if his hous.- i See'y Barry 4 Eaton lea. Co. Mason Allen, are all all improving » is - cotuamed ... . .he re­ Dated May 31, 1873. ' by fire ar ... lightning, that they each can leave his dwelling. ceives *9(X>, and not throe fourths of Ltf" Papers in Barry and Eaton /!». IL Cook and Harvey Wright lei: *900, as stock agents are representing throughout tho countie* ho doc*. Tho tho ap[K-al heretofore entered, Jeremiah Hall vs. Martha 8. Hall, in Chancery, bill for divorce. Ordered that complainant ]>ay to defendant *50 brook for complainant. Jobs R. Van Votear for defendant Jeremiah Hull vs Martha S. Hall, in Chancery, bill to quit tittle- Ordered that complainant give bail for co*s Hark? do you hear this howling ? Yes ; but what is it? Irhy, Bessmer, Heath <f- Co., are selling so much Furniture, and so much cheaper than any other house in this city that it even makes the wolfhowl. Otf a fact, and the same rule applies to per­ sonal property as doe* to building*. Stephen Philbrick, of Tamworth, ' Court adjourned on Saturday the New llampshiro, tho oldest man in that We pay throe fourth* tbo actual value 'cuit State, died on June 4th. Aged over of tho property at the time of loss, il ‘ that complainant’s bill of complaint bo the l*trty is insured to thst amountdisraiseod with costs. 1. A. Holbrook session of tho Court ha* more than ever tested the ability and eadnraaco ot defendant. Hur records show that he huvo jmid sine Judge Hoyt, and wo can truly say as W. Tinkler vs. I. W. Vrooman, replevin. Caso tried by tbo Court Feb. 10th, 1873, sand dollars in loose’. Since 1868 w - in favor with both parties who have and aubmittod. Judgment for * Ihiil umndrako roots end sprinkle tho have made uur noiwsmout* annuallj causes before him and tho Bar. aad wo juice un your potato vinos, and it is sure end tho records show tho annual aseow doom him one of the-truest and ablest dsr entered giving defendant 40 days ■b ath to tho bugs, so thoeo vuy who meats to bavo boon as follows: I men, among our Circuit Judges, than whom none better grace tha Bench in and staying all proceedings except taxa­ 1869 tho assessment waa 20 cents State of tho Republic. Hence, with Take notice that we do better Job each one hundred dollars insured itKany ' tion of rests for that time. 1870 it was 16 cents ; in 1871 it wm 24 ths efficient co-operation of our accom­ Joseph C. Frink, ot ah, va. Wm. money than any other Printing House cents, nod in 1872, our last assessment, plished Clerk, active Sheriff and the II. Stebbins, ot al., ia Chancery. On it was 15 cents, end now 4 cents on each other very prompt officer* in attendance, tho suggestion of tha death of Joseph C. tha business ot tho term was dispatched Frink, one of the complainants, Court with unusual promptness. and to tho granted an order, that tho fart of th* Tho highest ssscsemvnt we have ever vary general satisfaction of all iuterest- death of said complainant be plaood on A!toft, are assuming a shape and beauty paid was twenty-four cants on each one • worthy of oar young city. tbo records of tho Court, and tbo said hundred dollars insured or 12.40 per cause proceed in tho name of tho surviv­ diriment against young Walworth who year for an imurancu of *1,000, which was publiahed throe wook* since, a ing complainant covered fotao* and all expenses, and the tra now append tho list of auch cam James A. Sweeasy va Phillip Leon­ reader of this will bear in mind that aa have been since fully disposed of ard »L ah, assumpsit Triad by tbs that waa the year when everything waa Court Judgment lor plaintiff for Jarnos IL Sutton. Jr. keep* constantly The People va. William and Alfarclta 1240.32 and coats with interest at 10 so thoroughly parched end lined up— on hand a splendid lot of choice liquors, tho year when Chicago burned, and the Louden, information for incest. Tried which for medical purpose* are unoQualod year when so many stock companies by jury, verdict nut guilty. C. G. Hol­ Wm. H. Stebbins .t al., u Simeon were called upon to surrender up their brook for the People, Wright 4 Hol­ Durkee at. at, in Chancery, bill to fore­ lurity. charters and wind up their business, and brook and Hoc. N, A. Balch for re­ close mortgage. Ordered that ths case < The Battle Creek Jrero-/ when many jolicy holders of said com- spondents. bo referred to Wm. II. Hayfotd, Ciecnit Knies took 25 cents on tho dollar, aad Caliata Blowers r*. Thomas W. Btew- Court Commissioner, to taka testimony. sometlmM nothing for their looses. 11. A. Holbrook Cur complainants, O. C, 1 now proceed to notice some thing* granted. Wright 4 Holbrook for oomia general, ia regard to Mutual* : Stock P Charles V. Dwight, Edward 1’. Bur­ Ellen Mooney va. James Mooney, in agent* say that Mutuals ore short lived, and they refer you to mutuals in New rell and Chaster Moaner v*. Joshua W. Cliacery, bill for divorce. I»o confeeso. Turk ft* proof. It i* unnecessary for Glenn, assumpsit Triad by jury, ver­ Decree granted May Slat Lucios Rus­ ma to go to the State of New York dict for plaintiff* for 1392 and coats sell for complement. then ever before. and give the history of Mutuals there— Sweeney 4 Wood for plaintiff*. Clement Usrua.—We are in receipt of a pam­ All anonymous communicetiuwi will Mutuals that insured all classes uf prop­ Smith and Wright 4 Holbrook for daphlet on tho subject of “Religion at cure lind their way to the waste bas­ erty in all localities. It io sufficient for in the University and public Rebecca Van Every va. N.laon D. ket This wiM account for tho uon-ap- me to nay that “Michigan Mutual*'' are Schools," from tho pea of Bpearaaoe of sown articles recently soot not ‘Now Yprk Matnal*,-’ that by tew our Van &wy> '■ Chancery, divorce. De­ Us ter publication. Mutual* are cuufinrd to a territory that cree granted. John Correth Cor comWe are truly pleased to note the im­ Jud! act comprise more than two cuun- plainaat Olive M. Hyde vs. Charles Hyde, in provement of T. Baxter Taylor's health, Uaa, which counties shall ba oouUgu-.us ; Decree granted he having spent several weeks at Main - that our Mutual* uro confine.! to the Chancery, diroreu. well. Allegan Co., but returned te this insurance of farm property and dwell­ with *5,000 as alimony C. G. Hol­ ings in villages detached at least 100 brook for complainant I fact from any building in’ which fire ia The Clipper Mower and Reaper Cum- STAR CLOTHING HOUSE GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Cenptur Linimen'. Mil WI SALT SALT BARLOW & GOODYEAR A gwd single Buggy for sale, on easy terms. 4tf J. M. Nrviss. Chromo School Cards, A. J. Potior, of Rutland has fur sale a kiln of limo, just burned, fresh and Hire. 3tf ar r"K CITY /airs peror. Oil Paintings CHROMOS I Johnson 4 Co’s celebrated Gabi Pen*, ha beat ia tbo market. for sale at tbo City New* Depot. I*. 0. budding. cost. They have on immense stock, semm *169,000 worth of choice good", of nil kinds, which thor are closing out, and if any one is inclined to visit Jack­ Comnaay No. 1, is now fully organiaed. sun, this h the place tn get bargains. aad <a soon as tho engine arrives will be ready for business, R. C. Decker. wm authenaed at tan mooting on Mon day evening to proceed, with the roa­ rent of tho Common Council, to organ> Hun Company. John A. Falter JUt-Iteekor were also elected * The Great One Price Store, 36 Canal Street, w 1—"“/ tot.. tltok ttorck^^ QtlE.^ Io n,..t | aw,.M fct city a few day* since. 36 Canal Street. We have no BRAJYCH STORES so don’t make a Mistake. Thu man who meet* with misfortune creasing in memb*rs and property, not­ withstanding th* combined efforts of jury as provided by law. Clement that, this Company have provided for stock sgonts sgainst them. Tbo Eaton Smith for plaintiff, C. G. Holbrook foe Kaleomining or Graining, ever done m Cloudy. ' • i" this city, call <>n John Michael. He is a sinking fund which will be levied 4 Barry has increased its insurance since defendant Gold 117 3-8 just tho man who can suit you. Gtf thon more than *300,000. and its ta*mGrowing weather. her* of tho Company. This fund will A. J. Sjionablii, would announce to Disappearing—tho potato huge. 2,016. Sine* January 1, 1873, it has Judgment for plaintiff for *24.80 and the public, and to tho farmers in-partic­ added 70 new namoa, and cancelled 38, ular that ho is Aural for Barry Qnmty, costa to be taxed. H. Wright and Jno. for the celebrated Spiral Bpring Wogua To bd celebrated in this city—the 4th dreil dollar* insured, or one dollar for each thousand, and, of course, after tho first who had told their property. We are uf July, 1871. eor fordafondauL /"Nome talk of paving State Street. Wt Enaoi* Jolch ot ah. va. Otto Breuer, •mall sum to bupe-it will bo done. assumpsit Judgment for plaintiff by any imitation of the above eeats, but buy The queetioo i* now what ehail bo default for *137.86 and eoeu to be Tluxupeon's Patent Spiral Spring Seat, orders but will be receiving n email sum 1 paid but once. You need not J pay for sale only by A. J. Sponable. 6tf from the banks for intoreett^ The street (prinkler is in ojieratiun, William Keeler, by his next [fri.md, Wo have *3,500,000 insured, and the Oreon L. Hall, va. Samuel 1‘hillipe, re­ fund raised willjbe *3,50(1, which sum plevin. Tried by the Court Judg- send forth this our Proclamation to tbo The “tutor bugs" is getting mighty auro to get your pay if you most with rw-ople, that they may und» island that numerous throughout the county. two ccuntie*, and will lx> drawn out m tor the nest ninety days, they can buy Isaac A. Holbrook tor goods of us at cost We ere going to The poultry individual* of this city occasion may require. Every thinking Our annual meeting* era publie. and all oasis. plaintiff, H. Wright end John Car ­ cloeo up our bnsinees, consequently man must know that this will material ­ t have all gut Brahma on tho brain. ore invited and urged to attend. Our moan what wo **7, that for ninety days, veth for Defendant. _ It is getting very dry throughout tho ly strengthen the Company, and will books arc always open for inspection. we shall sell good, at Cost. Give us a effectually do away with tho only valid country, so tho people and press say. call. objection .ovor urged against it, vis: Bisszz 4 Bsrtxr. ' deem. -Order entered substituting John that patrons of tho Company have to your Ball Cards printed for the 4th of IL Van Voleor and C. G. Holbrook so­ wait too long for their insurance if they licitors for the dCfemtant* in place of G. July: The wolf is howling, yet and while wo would say nothing dorog• Read tho new “Ad.'* of the Wheeler made against us is, that wo pay but ■ story to the stock companies that have C. Worth. Bessmer, Heath ji' keep Jvnu Cresswell, Jr., eL al , vi. Robert right on. selling Furniture three-fourths uf the insurance. This is bravely stood tho storms oi fire and false. The charter and by-kswa teach many of them being obliged to C. Stewart, trespass on tbo case. Tried cheaper than ever. Call on by tho Court. Judgment for plaintiffs them before purchasing. 61f tbo.o old ptenlu that are succumb, while working faithfully for *1,227.75 and costs with interest si against great odds, which such fires a* A good rose-wood Melodeon to trade three fourths of tto insurance. This is the Chicago fire in 1871, and the Bos­ for a cow. Inquire oi 1. A. Dibble at Actual lot* mean* what a man ton fire in 1872 caused, we do say that 6t2 psoreedinge until Juuo 30tl>, that the this UScc. we merit tbo confidence end patronage Tux Gaxst Oncsoo Jrarua is noth­ Thia Company does not intend to insure of tho owners of that clae* of property defendant might move for a new trial. Geo. C. Worth for plaintiff*, John Car- ing in comparison to tho immense bu»ineu being carried un by Jim Sutton. a vnaniscous decisioa of the Coart | property, but like all other cumpanio«, of all a careful mvastigatiunof this sub­ veth for defendant. Sila* L. Devane V*. Oscar White, as- Jim is on Joffcrwm Struct, and docs Appcoh. j wo uro eometinica ducrivod and do in- ject from the reports of the Cuuunisaioumrs 4h*»m than ony other institution •umpoit Tried by tha Court. Judg ­ Beiug printed at the Bxsxxb'Omo, sure fur more tium that, ami like all er and of the compxnica. Trust not of tho kind in Hasting* Hi* "tore i* ment for plaintiff for *60 with interest mammoth ptaters for the coming | °’her cutnpaniM we do not intend to , pay more than that, but ftal we ,do in- yourselves, stand by tbo com[>auic» that from date of receipt with costs. John Carveth and Wright 4 Ellis for plain­ call on him before they tyeeadir their <u».» .1 w Onus, .I-! " W. “J * W' “ “» tiff, John R Van Velsor fur defendant. money at ths higher priced groceries. UnKeries Of every description boil: light ling out and making proporationv to gu U fiir three fourths of the value. To il- coat of insurance net Elizalwth M- Hand r*. George 0. our plan—a man's house i. । their organization. Seek cheap insurWurth, deterutent and aopellaut. ^>r(live him —... . , ., i worth *1,200, hu i.-> entitled to an insur- I ZTbc receipts of the M. E. Church festrial at Vniosi Hall on Friday evening ! 747452 sinner's report show* that foo Mutual* end after Jan. 7th, 1874. Geo. C. membership of 35.876. and the proper- Worth solicitor for complainant. TUi* Comjiany saw the necoeaity of barSamuel Nicewandcr vs. Ralph Jordan, ■ng a fund on hand with which to pay KU,«a>,m8l. fiDnDw. 31M.1STI, replevin. Tried by tho Court Judg- mU to t» to.l ■■! e»yy jVrr* eryoy. Keep a large supply of Salt for sale at Lowen market i>te«, in their Brick Warehouse. Ita 3itl s viTO 10 jr cal set tiu Salt Emri ti ta Wotar. 10 Barrel lota and more sold to dealers at a very small ad- ’“"•bOTO Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, W LUfIBEIf rUWSIIKD l/t 0^ LOtf LOTS. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. 4 THEY HAVE STOOD TEST. jffansjr, unq. gout, norm: BitoNCHmi, >nemvOUB DEBILITT, INC1PIENT CONSUMPTION, fTux FasDxrsXTMXxr —Pioneer Fire Secretary. u ropy of ths rame filed for the inspection of all portieo in the Coun­ ty Clerk's o&« foe tho county, or each ot tho counties, if more than owe. where said company io doing burin***, also a The abutment under tho North end of tbo Crook Street bridge across tho Tbornappte river wo team ia crumbling away aad probably will not stand more than one more frrehot »nr«lri TtMWw. American Organ It Ofeti ti tk Pitet a 1U MH , Everybodu Should fry them before Purchasing J THE WEBER, I AND Gj U �NATVWS GREAT REMEDY Hair Vigor, MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division For restoring lo Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color. 1 V* Tar Cordial. CIIAJfCERY SAfJC. •TAtk or mctuoaM.» o>* < “«*“lB Coasts nt Marry la tvue.'r. Ayer’s A dressing which is at once agreeabL'. hiwltby, and estuytf Life in the Far West. \ ’ Hama's Maoixtxz lor June is an at­ tractive number. Tha iLLastratH arti­ dea ara Cheap Yachting,—a lively 'sketch spiritedly illustrated; The Mar­ quis of Hastings in America; Tho t Wishart's Pine Tree Itnml anb VINECAR BITTERS WtttrlaisIlMraM Praia. Uta The Pies Tree Tar Cordial, ’ In n d i 1 A _ _____ Cherry Pectoral; i rJX'”.b"‘l w7,^“«ra»irK sM Ib-a renu* ILThIV«t Mkkil“ Vwu ; <£»irar Ayers i t IOT“* !Jb Th" few people attache to it the importance ; ot“w uwr tho Evening Lamp which it doearvv*. No email port of the ■ are entertaining in their way. support of a femilv can bo found in a . ,, ,, , , well cared >r vegetal, garden. Wo " ’"B • M.ucxws for June have noticed many gamlans, in l«oth city I« i“»t the book for lhe family circle I aad country, going wild, but which । Just the dear old ITtuttioU Jf«/a:i*r wo weald, if properly cultivated, supply used to greet so gladlv The articles B«-l Who. U“» L„ha„hM„. liieu uwuoc* cvuiu u»« *u too TV«r , round. For tha few who care for their not “"“Y. eeusatamal rompusiuous, but pardons weU, there are many who go to j »m-h as boar throughout a strong induwork so thoughtlessly, and so slovenly, an co for all that is good, aad pure, and and with ao Utti*.ran** about tha proper ttue. A noticeable feamro is that there application of labor, that they may well _ ... . , , draidr that it is cbeapor far them to ■ *°mcthW hopeful, encouraging, comboy their vegetables in market. Even I Acting upon almost every i>age. A fanners, as a class, are negligent of their । bright fee* like thiwis weeded in Jorery hu“*W!' The children's depcrt>n.-nt such gardens unworthy of their atten­ | is fully up to its standard, aad printed tion, and others look cn tho Lttlo Isbir which they call for as disturbing thtf- ia much hotter type A* to make-up of work of tho farm. Nov, 1st any on# magarine, we notice ^a groat impruretake lhe trouble to think how small a ment. A Tempcranco story U announspot of land, well tiUc*l, will grow mote ecd boreafter, for every numner, H. V. vegetables than a family can use how Osborne (Tssionsin) lias been rocallod as important it ia to hare a full and vari*d supply of the choicest kind each day in editor, and assumtM tho entiro manage­ th* y*ar, and as wo have already said, ment, Bubtcriptiou price only one dulhow much of tho healthful support of a Mnll, .ud. . -111 Q.I,„d. ...1! wd X„l,«nIh. X.. the intelligent fanner will not, after all. look on it aa the least unfruitful portion Tni 1-snt’s Faixso.—Interesting enot hu aerra. Ereuwhen th. farm >a , flf Ann^ MlplUkw of snow covered and frost bound, he inav * v,, , find in hi* well stored collar and fruit ,bl' CWdren from tho Tyrol, an I Abroams oDoagb of all tbo products of his beteford, tho Hom* of Sir Walter garden. Buoy bf which may be kept i lead* off tho Jun* number of this fine th* greater port of the y*ar by simply m ;n,k Bnwir u t cferibel, «iJS11-“ ' A"“» N. F. BnntaB’s mi TurtiM WATER WHEEL, Michigan Central R. R. j by J. T. Trowbridg*, continue*, and the • vnung folks get,A pretty piece uf irutructiro ndveutare m Tho Story of a Sky­ Stone. Ho* a Girl Hsljx-d will delight girls of Die progressive school. Froggio i and His Friends, in verses and profusely | illustrated, is absurd enough to charm --s last six month*’ numbers of Prtrri' M<u. ital JdooUUf, and you will never rogrul it. Addreie, J. L. Prteta, I'.ff.* Broad- '=»s3 '?sa buy the* Monthly for 30 cents. Tim music will cost in sheet-form I3G5. Bci ing 30 cents spiee*. Bond It for tho w frn iS decayed; but such a* remain can bo saved by this application, and stimu­ lated into activity, ao that a new growth sf hair is produced. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi­ ment, it will keep it cUui and vigorous. Its occasional u«o will prevent the Lair from turning grey or falling off, and consequently prevent Ixldncsa. The restoration of vitality it give* to the »• alp arrests and prevents the forma­ tion of dandrttC which is often eo un­ cleanly and offensive. Free from those deleterious sulatanccs which male some pro|>arat>orut dsngrruus and Injur rious to the hair, tbo Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wantri* merely for p HAIR DRESSING, 'nothing else esn lx> found so drairabl*. Containing neither oil.nor dye, it doro not soil whit* cambric, and vet lasts fong on tiro hair, giving it a rich, glowy lustre, and a grateful jerfume. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, CreabAmrrlcan Dyspepsia Pills, IMiWI ‘iSHS'm.s?.'; WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS Ta..tJ ci«. Crats Hi rad *• r» ii Ua o, 0**11/ ksviae teve •-»'■»*»' lUoua wur tXTl IlwiaJ; Xatur trie tint Or nnt. at ■ snaw ot -'orA Am lonalw* 0 4 •»>•« reMir sartkau «•! <*I1 ball.r br twh. U I I'rUak la Ik* 1 of Chqqqc. nod and kept almost as frosh os when *” “I no,e- Nannssu* the tfoeond, by body, by Madge Carrol; Archer Win ford, by Annirf'L. ForcaUa; Dorothea. —-------------------- , Fannie Hodgson ; Tin- Master of Greyred, ean be well spent' lands, by Mr* Henry Wood; Fashion ' Department, Editorial*. Ac. Send for a sample .number. Price, a year. Published by Doaroa 4 Peterson, 31!) Walnut Street, Philadelphia. will imprison them at night in th* stable on a hard floor, and even tie tb--.ni ton’s French Imbroglio of I7P9, which [ up with a rope around their neck, and feed them on dry com every meal ail lead* in thia number, deals with Amer- , summer, with salt onc«W wook. ican polities in the Jaffereou Hamilton I Roads?, just think of this matter fur limss, when the battle between repub!ia momout. Suppose you was to work for me this seaaoa, and I ahonld aei be­ canism and reaction was first taking de- i fore you corn bread, meat and coffee finato sliape. The Haro and Many | every meal, without change and without Foes ia a literary discussion of tha hare, i salt ; would you not think that 1 kept a with a alight sprinkling of natural hit- ' poor boarding boaas ? Tour-horse has tory in it. In Danish Society and it* ' the same opinion of you. I feed my horaee in the following manner . For Revival wo have somo pleasant sketches six horse* 1 fill a barrel with corn, I then of the recently much improved condi­ rover th* corn with water, adding* liand- tion cf aoetaty m tbot country ; in The ' ful of salt. I feed ttem corn Mr break­ Summer's Journey of a Naturalist are fast and feed a rat meat .of *he*f oat* contained new* woo* th* writer'* lrart-1 and bran for dinner with a very little salt added; for supper I feed oat*; occa- from Maaaachuaotta Bay to th* Delaware woich an too full *f bad roads and I similar detail* to bo clawed o» firet-rnhroafling;'a alia A .German Baron and| । English Reformers w* have another of | ' Mr. Robert Dale Owen's chapters of nu­ EHiNO SCENES JN WASHINGTON Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell. Mass. cokjrix’ri'iXF • KTRilIT—wlUilktG.W..U T M. ulLrrll.r Iteilr-sl last Ural*. r.CTXK-ellk iLrlt-nssod M PdlLAMl-vltk IMndt u> foOMEST/C; DERMADOR DODD'S ItERVINE _ T„, DOES IT! 8067 The Babcock IPRISE 100,000 00 SINE’S torn,' It8te*Krr Wai Fait! Mtte ACRES. T. Woolaon; A Surmise, by I<ouiaa Bqyhnel!; By the Shorn of th* River, by C.‘ P. Cfawch ; and Th* Missing LoaC—a refreshing bit ft cocaowftary on mataphyaiea! rosmologM —by J. T. — Trowbridge Some interesting views on l*,1*p<lgT*plir 1,1th* 8ei*oc’’ dirWon ut Th? wn,i°' round or floor. It is not only bat injurious to tho fowls, bevgetqwM.Mt'litia ia an ISttFT jSuTEHPfUSE. Die Grad M Pits, SllM il GaM! One Prize $5,000 in Silver Tao Fswltv CsrriMW sad Mstahad Ilona* «'l» Nlhnr-Maraud Bsrraa*. w»rt* »> Mltrafc: Peninsular Railway. --------------------------- --------- .□.iwu. Plantation BITTERS Sorters MM It t tataiUUrs iLANTATION Dr.Crook'i Winou Bitters Public Teat Has proved DR. CROOK’S WINE Go to the Banner Office for FINE JOB WORK. GIVEN AWAY. begem"1- ATHAIRON »■ ■ -? Iter srsaStoK siartra si swrtera M*«| T*»W . -IMSl <k* tert aka'kavrU Fraw kevsk to ka*ck ta ik* seM* in eSSR i? t. it? .Aa4 iMMra* to b*M Uw rates rtns tj i!> ori'7inai *'9‘K>k^K^ . enfer, witA (A* pfou and flwsAiwss of usuM. Thia hair is thickened, fallen hair cheeked, and baldness often, tboagh not always, cured by ite use. Nothing can restore tho hair where the follicle* are d»- Tua N causal u bright fresh and sea­ sonable, full of gwd pictures and uf inch abort stetie* and poesn* aa tho youngest of-young readers cannot fail TO enjoy. Thu illustrations in the jrro*ent number ore peculiarly flu*. The next number commence* a new volume, I PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. £»>//» Cent, per Bottk. UNDERGROUND LIFE BELOW THE SUBFACE ! Dr. WELL’S fitrafl if Jtnheha WANTED POULTRY WORLD � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-06-18.pdf 69e8ceb4ba878e23d900e2269bc5efc8 PDF Text Text <t;)e f^epdciic, „ The RyrdaLiciyi B AppKfV iun» er .wria- HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN VOL. XV1I1 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1873. Prwwar api Bupipes Card?. OF TX-IE Don't fail to son the NO. 8. ,___ InlfcJ. th. ? on each aide, bat ............ ............ —■ -fear of lame. Ha thought flint by swiftly nrantog they could got through. But Cnnstine's strength was fait failing her and just as they reached th; middle trf the Mock a toll brick bailing fall across the streai before them. Thea their only Holding his hand she ran two or path of escape was blocked by a bluing throe blocks with nil the speed her wild terror prompted; then her strength mnaa of ruins that U would have bora to crossbegan to fail, and she pantingly cried death They eocmc" Lunitued in on every I that she rotild ran no longer. But this I rapid rash carried thorn out of immedi­ aide, and Dennie groaned in agony. Christina looked for a second at the ate peril, and brought them into the fly­ impassable limy barrier, then ax Dening throng pressing their war north I and westward. Wedged into the mul­ nk in whose fees and mauhsc she read titude they could only move on with It unuterable sympathy for hcraeU, and ’ in the desperate straggU forward. But the truth flivihed upon her. With a piercing shriek she fain tod । hre was falling about them bka a metedrad away m his arena. one shower. The foregoing i>ages ore from BiaatSuddenly Christina 'uttered a sharp cry of pain. She had* stepped on a tas Bnxaa A wax, by Bae. H. P. Roe, burning cindor, and then realized far (tote Chaplain to tbe Army), latoly pub­ the first time, in her cirltoment, that lished m oue vol., large 12mo. Marly 5Du pages, handsomely bound in extra her fret ware bare. , " Ob. what shall I dof aho cried cltoh, btaek and gold. Price. fi!,T5. By Dodd * Mtod, Broadway, piteously, limping and laaniug heavily New Yaak, who wUL seed it by Wl, post paid; on receipt of the price. heart I ptyyow.” ? i This stirring atiny has Leea running Can you save me ? Oh, do yoa through the culutans of a prominent 4>iak you can save me 1" she uioauod j; weekly paper, axd Is fort winning Its in an agony of fear. way to an un*sampled papnlarity. “ Yea, I feel rare I can. At any rate | The tievonth Thousand is W» selling. I shall net leave you," and taking for Salas riaro its publication having ama little out of the jostling .crowd he opal Ono Thousand a Week. Wo quota l},c follawing of knelt and bound up th*, burned foot । ' with hla handkerchief. A'|ittte farther tho 1-ook from a notice fust received: •Tho hero of the story is a yeung ou they came to a ahoe-store with doora 'open and the owners gone. Almost rar- I' man. left, at the daraaao of h» Trifonarj ing Christine intn it, for her other . ry father, oa a Westen form to, Rplour was cut and blooding, ho matchrd |। l«rt Lu mother Sod his littto aiatcra, " With a capital of but ten dollArahe | down n pair of boy’s stout gailera, and . 1 wiping with another handkerchief the I gw s to Chicago, and, after having exI LtooL'Vul dust from her trader little hatntod ‘thatHiak* maafuOj takauiap.: the first work which cnuMO to tarad, and alockingv, and drew the ahooa <m over begins hit career in life—ha' a ,'gmrttoraaa end a college graduate—by ahorthem. In tho brief moment so occapicd, eling enow. Tfeen ha finds a place as Clinstine arid, with tears in her «-yts, pjrter in ua Art rtor<\ and thraoo, rowliat1 ' “ Mr. Fleet how kind von uro ? How- proaaiug- Ida pride, makes hie wf up litUeI deserve ad thia*' •top by sup. Ths routradictMina of Ila looked up with a hajipr smile, hiostuLrsctjr and position are made use and ahs little know that hallow words ! amply repaid him. ' There was a crash in the direction of tbe fire. With a cry of fear, Christina put ouWicr hand* etui rluig to him. ! " Ob, wo shell perish I 'are you not afraid r ■ “ I tn tuble for you. Miss Ludolph.” taraorr of it all his heart again failed him, and be sighed: She will never Iotv me.’' 'But there nu no time fur sentiment. Ha called loudly: “Mias T.ndolph, awake I awake! for year life 1" BASTINGS SULKY CULTIVATOR! One Hundred and Fifty sold in Thirty Day The Third Car Load expected soon. It is the “ Farmer’s Favorite.” Every one likes it. Everybody speaks highly of it. Even competitors Advertise it! Ionia county takes 40 ; Jackson county takes 45 Lenawee county takes 50. Orders air r 30 towns, anti more comirij mail. And If yon are not convinced that II Is the BEtiT Plot The Manufacturers’ Agents far Bnnjy County ! And k--rp constantly on hand a large stock of POINTrt and other Repairs. UCXTt.*T, DBViWtFT « U*trr> COMBINED CORN AND SUMMER FALLOW SULKY CULTIVATOR Wheel Rakes. (’uni Salt! Salt! Salt! rsrrviuuM «»t J. R. ROBERTS & CO. FARMERS DRUGS Medicines It w the Rest Combined Corn Cultivator I Heaven and toother are just beyond this tempest." . " I would giie worlds for your be-j I.lief' . “ Come quick!” cried he, and they' joined the fugitives, and for a half boar ' 1 pressed fcrw ard u fast as was pxribto ! Il u tlw Beit Ciuulnned Field Cullivalon because through the clicked streets, Ih-ar.i-, I merely saying an encouraging word noir and then. Suddenly ahu felt herself carped to one side, and falling to the 1 A Danbury man named Kaubefi* re­ cently saw a statemeni that counting ground with him. In a tnoment he lifted her up, and she saw with a riefo .one hndsed when tempted to way an Mb. A baymin handle It over rou*-li otaoedy ground where ’ angry word, would sure • man a greaA Other fcultivator* will not w<>ek.. eniag terror an infuriated dray-horse | Gib. It cuto Uie ground all ••v. r tn-tead of leaving a strip ,dunging through the crowd, strikiag deal vf. trouble. Thii ataxamkut aouml1 sd a little singular at first, but* the betvren blsiic" where the weed, and gram are . dawn men, women sad children. only Pithily cow red a»4 will start with first rain a. j “ Are you hurt ?' ho- asked gently, more be rum! It over, tho more favonI. the <a*' with all other combhreil sulky niUlvalom ' passing his arm around lunr axd holp- ,14/be became imprused with ft. aafi 7th. eadret draft, and to ttic moat durable. : reg her forward, that they might not 1 finally roactaded to adopt it. Next door to Itoubras h res a man who has mads five distinct attempt^ in tho last fort­ night, to secure n dinner of groon |«sm shuddering tune. ' ■ The dreadful seetav and danger were by the 1st of JuJyy and every time has bran retarded by Reubens’ hanto. Tbe Iicginning to overpower her. next morning aftor Baubeaa made bi« ' A little farther on they reaabed an I avenue to the northwest through whieh I resolution, thia tuaa found his fifth at­ 1 Dennis hoped to escape But they 1 tempt to have miscarried. Then ho cali.d on Reubens. Hi said 1 ' ' ‘‘‘ la an agony of fear and anxiety bo 'I svuld tanks bat little bredway through ■' ’’ What hi thunder do you moan by ' put forth every effort of which he was ■I the deaaa rc ernes of drays,' carriages 11 totting year been tsar vp my garden r« ■ end h uman beings, and at last every- , cafatrle, and tore through the crowd aa 1 ReubanawMlemptsdtauaa km a thing camo to a dead lock. Their only i If mad. There waa no way of getting mial5i.i»t, anew nama just coming inh> acsiws the river now taro by the Ta- hope waa to stand in their place till the I genend use, but hh remembered his Salle Street tunnel. Into thia dark living nu.-i more-! on aguin j resolution, put down his ng*, and Strange, groteaquo, and sad licyoedi । paaseoe he plnngsd with multitudes of meekly obeerved: ' X oihrnr It was iadoed as^aMf* Fad*u nu'Muro were the sceore by width they ;I “Ona, two, three, four, fire, six. luonium as any earthly coudiUou rould wars surrounded. By the side of the bo. Driven forward: b/lho swiftly par- aristocratic Christine, now Barones* of mad neighbor who - had vuiag flame., hemmed in on every ride, Ludotph, stood a stout Irishwoman tug­ been evetog thia answer with a great a shtinkiag, bvosiod, terror-stricken ging a grunting, squealing pig io bee deal of suspicion, broke In again. throng rushed into tho black cavorn. • Why don't you answer nr ^Motion, Esery moral difference waa represented you rascal F' ' there. Thors who l--d abaadonod lives But Kill Reubens xvtoioed hj equa­ were plainly recognisable, tboir guilty nimity. ami went OU with tho teat. cuoacuuie.'. finding exproeaiou in their “Nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, livid for.-*. Thaoe footled the refined fourteen, fifteen, rixtosn,—" and delicate lady, who, in tho awful drThe taad neighbor eterad hunter moeracy of ths hour, hruahoi against tenm over,. thiol sad barlot little children vailed . f* tisvsutoe a. stahtecn, nineiren, twen­ tor their kgt parents, and many wore ty, twmrty-ono—" trampled under foot Parents rated ** Yod're a mean skunk," utSd the for their children, women shrieked for around lb* lady's neek. Her hu*b*ad mad neighlior, backing toward the their husbands, ocmo praying, assay had gone to lit* tooth aide, aud ah. had ftown. . . cursing with Oath, ns hot as tbe flame* had but tune to aaatch thia and her IteaUsu’ face tlusbrd at this charge, children. A crowd of oLaceno and prvotbsroostumaa auvv ttasee an which tans rowdies Stood jast behind thran. sad with brutal jrat end coarse taagissprang from their bods. Altoscthfour twenty-five, twa four, twenty-six—" er it was a strange, incongruous, writh­ At this figure the asighhor got upon ing mass of humsnity such aa the Ous of woae roqghacaaght a glimpre the fimcejnsoma howto, but anddraly world never looked upon, pouring into of the diamond necklace, and waa put­ thinking of his pease, ho opened fos what might seam in its horrors, tbe ting forth his blackened hand to grasp mouth; . • . K when Dennis pointed Gudgeon's month of belL “Yon mean, tow-lived raocal. for two instol nt him and saM1 As Itennia entered tho utter darkneee cento I could knock-your cracked hbwd ••Thia i« law now !” To tko retort kailov-rare MS Ito Sotori «•*>. a confuaod roar sinotn his ear that ovar a bam, end XemaM—^N ■ Ito SreSto vUsi o'sr ausalrv ato too. The follow slunk back. Just before might bavo appalled tho stoutest heart, “ Tesmty ~W—T ijsfrt" Inter- ■ Al Itos 4aaoo Io Ito saaa tf «(MM* ato trerebut he waa now oblivious to everything them waa a dray with a corpse half rev ore toUao ton ikrato Inreto Ito (»•« eave Chrielino’s danger. With not covered with a blanket Tho family sat around crying and wringing tlmir tooth ho put his shoulder against thn living mass and pushed with the strong­ hands, and ths driver stood on his seat, est till he eT.uncad into tho glare of tbe cursing and gesliculaiinar for Uwes in tho door bekiad him ; but i adrnneo to move on. Some moments north side. Here, eeoapiag from tho puaed, but there was no progrem not dare to lot up on tbe . »ri i ...t «»> • Ihrong some what, he made hie way rapand ao he stood out there jKmA nJ ■!» vsuJei >*^7 ,ha Ludolph mansiov, which to Dennis became verv anxious, fur tlio kb joy bo found Cm Mill soaridsrablylifiro was rapidly apjaxmehinsr, and tbe own yard and kept on coo »'l»--k» war., falling like boil. Every bis burning ehoekv and 1 •toqsmrtl) eSrm.1 hi. few momenta »oum> woman's dnm« waa . ablaxc, or lomo one struck • brands- HMetat fcrWp_________ on every aido. Chtistiae. U«ag etod to wnaltoa. escaped this peril is post. Hue into tho hswee.toood at Deuiia' aide trembling liko a But he didn’t tat up. HhcsMW out loot with her hands over her face to shut cut the terrible aiglita. At lut the driver, frering for his Ufa. •' Ninety-three, ninety-four, ninety­ sprang off ins dray mad to* eU to tbeir fire. niurtT <;x. ninety-nevwo. nraetiright. ■ nicety . tm into tho home, old woman, or V*fl bust COME AND GET ONE ON TRIAL I DWIGHT & BURRALL. DENTIST Sashvills. I’AI NTS & OILS mini. 41SO DflY QOODS I/I Ef/oLiss ^t'cTT- School Books J- Stationery Purs Wires ani Liauorst FBEscturrtoXB ano famit. Egp? Hxi. Bastim Jut 11, 1812. Michigan Exchange. What is it ? IF YOU WANT Ysv, My “Trip Hammer. ” with whkb I make Irons for UI'GGIKM. This Valuable “MACHrxx” I have long felt the need of. It to one of the great uiran. which MfibWs me (o ~TI Buorio to TA)W so to DEFY COMPETITION. And aha vwnL ‘ HASTINGS BABBLE WORKS! ' "f1 • Bran Piuao* Mxrrxa*.—Theeontract asassBsas: thousand for fill Oiri grad* Mpfo^j —— ---------- ----------------- -■■■- uran m mt, an berboi b. f-steesthoet j. Cole & Son, AMERICAN MARBLE GROCERS WXXEJF 5 3 Mr n »n at m um mb« SetM ui fitritwil UD niSTS' BN.TIST; 5 �j^rpublirsn Jpnnrr, Tbe Now Hampshire Historical Boci- I Th* W««tra<lf»w of Mirra' a*o. f oohbrated it. semi contennial anni­ versary May 23, by tbe dedication of it* Court oa the 17th, tad may glosn some- w*w library building at concord. Mr. QiarlesH. BolL of Exe! re. ddivered the lie only infaUibl* meter by i rbich xtt oration, and Mm Edna Dexu Froctor, of Brooklyn, the poem. number of homroteaders and ] ire-empt­ tuccting nf (tho Bar of Michigan, to be In ffaa Dumingo tho revolutionists or*. aa neither aS thoae claaaea eaa ob­ Gimranteos 8ATBFA0TI0N OTjEreryUiin^ bo Recommend*, and ho «epecia|ry bold at Eaton Rajiid* cn the 17th, for, have been outnumbered and rompeilod tain land without settling upon It in' no doubt, it will bo a moating full of to retreat from Quagabin. Whun rein­ thrir own peraons. The following table axhibita tho land | interval to every practitioner ia l!u> forced it was boliorvd they would ad­ vance again. buatneae of tho gor«rnm*nt at tho fire Stale. An organiaad aflort ought to be, Only three or four Modoc* remain at and jcriiap* will be, inaugurated in op- largu- The Pitt River Indian* deliver­ Of which he ba* n VERY LARGE STOCK, nad he is determined to sell „ yo»itxm to the propomd “Cod*." If ed eleven Modoe refugees tn Gen. Davi* Tuil tbe jwople of Michigan bad had the ox- ou Saturday. VERY LOWEST **511 Th* bankrupt Humboldt Fir* luaui.S' «T'‘ once Gumnanv, of N*w York, bs» de­ .*»< ... Km: clared a dividund of 50 per cent, ou ad­ rholmingly. Why, I am told by thoou justed claims. The creditor* havo un­ til November 17th to present claim*. On tho 2Dlh of April a Khtvsu furtv and of th* time of tbe Court* ia incurred attacked th* Busman vanguaid near 000 person* have settled <>n public lands Saleji of Uic Wliwler H 'iUonfor i in five land Districts of Nebraska.— and occupied in oettling ‘•quostloa* of Chalaot, and a sharp engagement look , Siity-four of the bummteiuler* were wopractice" under tho Code. And they (daee, during which two Russian Oolo- mon. Each uf tboao ssltlar* also usually Uu l>att year is the Guarnels wcru killed. -The Khlvou* were WINES AND LIQUORS, finally dofaated, and retreated bumedly. reproeents a family, if nut actual yet ratce of its Superiority over all ' l**ra to ****til<i tho practice,' I tute cirumatauctM, with severalrtujdrou. t>M.k up form* to tlie towfh of th.- Hatt* other sowing nAaehintPRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY! COMPOUNDED She had aa interview with Secretary river, when- the BeHingtiiu anJMiiMuA I shall toko a tour though Livingston lUbeoon. Tbe Secrotary will apply to I Rivvr Raiiruul Co., bare mid along their . Bang t/ir nuMt jimplo in ron-j I trail 300,000 acre* to •ciuc tbrre thou*-1 and Steuben counties before returning Also J Fine Assortment of I and buyer*. struction, and easily adapted' fo to Halting*, and will try >nd find time Hallo pay from Ou the whole, the procd.tectu* concluto write you again. Yours truly, ' different kinds of work, ruurung^ aivo that tbn Gnlf Streaiu of migration | IL W. Nebretkaia retting •troMMwuiliof gggfc;. 'faster, and with less noise than any other sewing I General, ha* mad* application for apdn- in the 1 latte nv»r where thv B. A BI. IL, ' • Surbas CHROMOS. LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS. REWARDS HI' rion ia behalf of th* widow of hia ton, MERIT, aud everything you need in initial*, a* joksro eav, of the -Beef yyjflcA/wf, are qualities which recommend the AVItoeler | Lieut Thomas, killed by tbe Modoc*, tb* and Maixe Route.” just in th* latitude ' ' . sad hi* i* th*first application for peniicn HT I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD ! _(& Sherman J. Rich Eunrpeaa subject* WHEELER & wir-soisr • Their effort to spring a susp judgmouvupon the Republic by remov­ ing Thiers and substituting Mac Ms boo, will be suceaasf.il with no section , of tho public'miud. Even tbe thoughtful Hirers**, Miauaax. Job IS, 1S73. HI IIXIHOIl JUDICIAL ■UM;novi. ioei ia IDmoio ia decidedly un«xrm1«l TBf rWFIWATEn cau*e cannot be maneuvered back iato power ia defiance of too popular will, ■apecially when the ‘three diviuon* in d'Aumalo to affiliate with tho Loft, re­ ported a few day* since, and the report taut now com** anlhenticeted that ficiently confirm* thia view uf tbe Justebiliij of the Macldahou combination. On tbe other hand, thoae who think I than of any political ransideratiunq can Th* Carflmo a ndnonty, no matter bow formally i* •w* unconstitutional. Ho maintained roan the Stat* and th* corporation, owTooT :--------------- --------! That th* Raptibbcana of France, hopedally of Pant, Aerr acquiesced in thi* orutemptabl* pace of (xrfidfou* trick- TE^l and COFFEE, 1/ApffOYED Mt mistaken to tho sign* of tho limo*. Great Britain will pay -th* Gounera award of *l5,50u,00l) on September 24. Mark Twain i* building a *4<J,OOV or New Ynik aty-u already oma one I j, -\VilHon to the pwblin as hundred and ninety mile* wrot of Flatt*muuth, with branches north and south.' niachrho in Lhc'maJcA'L Illis regiun draws tho roulUtudo. When ' 1 H . Beocbur wa* naked how a strur.gor In H canto to nogvtialo for a rontiouanc* uf I IBrouklyn ixmld Cud hia wav to tho Fly , Ktoro tho ateem mail bao. Being too ill to | mouth b>u>un Church v nuren u* ho answered, au*wProd, follow tho . Whn gu forward, he stopped ■: Oakland,; crowd ! No better adrire c* and diet there. ' ’•» - ----- -------- »— *■—•- ■—* v Al Ruahvill*, Ind., uti thu 12th, Jervi wu »euteacud Io th.* pen­ bom**t*adata--pre-emptor*, Follow tho 2 itentiary for lib, for the murder uf Ja- road laud*. growing out of th* tors bed campaign. Mr. Grey, Secretary of the Now Ze-1 land l\>*to<Bce, died at Oakland. Cab- i DRUGS Superior tn any c r other sewing » Remember the Place.-Second Door Ea*l of tho Comer of State an I Streets Ilostinga. sifaumi j. maeoaere of the Modoc priaonero in unmoo: auspicious facts which havo been tnoaaurod tenna. noted during the prooont generation of ;. * . LT-*!— ’T"----- Z — Tbo caoo of tne United State* again*: cannot go amim. brtt. tbe city of New York, io rawer |2U, ; Tbe (ituierb, *'aa good fi«h iu tho »cu tury almost 000 far property dmtroyod in tho draft 1 a* ever were caught,’ will b* always m.v.w iiaiusgi * re*uiung ironi liquor-soiling I tru*; but Unde Sam cannot always them, in the ■ Advice* from Guatemala May 30 state i -,- - — -—— ■y Daniel Webster Thi* principle of giveua a farm in Nebraska. Wide n* ---------------1‘re.ident___ ha*__ iesuod a decree 2551 a‘T*»k °° iw, the Farmer*’ urganua.'ua in Illi- { Freach Government ha* been attended• ‘ that the t___________ itiog roligiou* ,or ,ho waa given for that sea uf land is. settlor* will s-wu'ale religious liberty liberty in ,u tho ,u<- State. UH>U.. I with more or les* violence, we betiov* granting sorb it all. a* they hare drunk up Iowa 11,500. already. every one, from th* dethronement of A number of Protectant church** will Tbe fluor space allotod to the United . At the municipal election in Lyons, State* at th* International Exposition at I iar* elected him by aotna 3,000 ma-| Fran™, Sunday, field under th* act ro-' I Vienna is U,0U0 square feet In tbe I ' the Thien' Government. To be demarhinery annexe uootrraverou gallcrv | 'Hire M. Culley, daughter of Frank Wo bv 4U feet, ur 24,WU square fret, I, C. Culley, editor yf tho Enton 110(4.1* foatod p.lilically, without attempting rvPiatal Cunl* will Iw aold for one cent ■ aad a portion of tbe central (aviUioa. a: I | oneb, neither moro or leo*. whether |in | moot say 5,000 square, feet, total 42,600 I | large quantitie* or in amxlb . | of 207 feet square, or about onu acre. pl*. If tbe Republican* ahall continue Oa ing to tbe fact that neither the Un­ CUNSIKSINU to exhibit that apirit which ha* thu* far ion market nor any other suitable plac* <'.mgrvoa appropriated 8200.0U) aince tbe atroiion of MacMahon char- | can be obtained for the purpoea, the St.1j The contractor* for tbe postal card* A uril wide Sih i-iini at l<k, acteriud their action, no liettcr prvuf. L,ui» Hx(«*itiou Association bany’deci- । inlorm tbe department that they are able , Stripe Shirting " dad nut to bold an induatrial vapbsition now to furnish half a million curd* daily, ami will euun bo able to furnish a mil­ < '<ittoimdcH, "Vx.V®” 20e. New Advertisements. Urn Tbe total number of eardi ordered oeoorth ia aa acknowledged fact. M. Cnwitncre, “ 25 to 35c. by lb* (uoUua.tcr* is thirty-six millions, । l*t n made blind, it ia fraral ]*nnan«nt- and the requisition irsu<*l by the depart­ Boy»’ Suita. Wool, IriUod voter* of the Grange*, and they I in that great country, in many rwpoct* ly, by tho iniurio* bo received from the ment un contractor*, twenty-eight mil­ ■o influential and Too much trvacberou* Mod.* *. Metta’ Union CnnsinuTe eill overturn hi* derisions, right ay' lion* eight hundred and oeventy-ono thousand, of whirh but lw«lvv milliom ' ‘ Cotton auita, Thiora, Defa urn and tho other RopabliLiucu L’oalx. . ( from Ht. Petersburg. Th* casket coathus far met tbe ordeal so admirably taining the budy was viewed by tlmus- ultimo aro roeeivo.! Tho conflict bc| and* at ".b* New York City Hall. The tween tho clergy aud secret ami otic* and an justly. If they shall continue ' I fuui ral sorTicm w.-ro to be held Friday. . continue to agitate Brasil. The Minis­ Tbe internal revraue receipt* for the try had taken strong ground oa the . .. .. jeumnt fireal year have rum. bed *109,- subject, and w.are gaining support for wa doubt if th* practical ronwquwncr* tho French Repubfiean bummx, tha lW7,14t<, Iwing within *500,()00 of th* their |**licy. In tho lower bouao tbe munanbicwl o.n.piracv will apnedily cv»«>pL-to ertiumte* of th* ci.inmuaioner Prrauer made a *]*och defending th* fad. out and ditoppeto, and th. Beendi^ witlUhe pre- A. D. COOK, Agent. suits high BACON & KARRS F», 00 8,00 1X00 TN r Jltr SrrLii Of HATS 4-™- 1 Item,... Tk.B.Uui. faring with th* oociaty. Tho Gvnaral Committee of Arrange- Tew TwweTe wwMIe ____ i.___ dor He x elected for a purpooe, which I I DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES A Maio*. QwisJte’caUaku. M*te*aU>M T. M.ihi *a* teutlasrio**. DJteiuli New Prices. ; Veiy Low. I My Ion* Experieaee In th.- Itu-dn**, , enable* me to quWiireE If'areroom, Ao. 2H6 Greene, near Eighth St. S4Tltf4OTI9ll !\ IPIKENIX CA^STQgE •d to deliver the oration, aud Gor. Ifagley, Ilin. E. 0. Groevraoe and Jehu ringing. Jubilate, Amen I Hibbard ware appointed a committeo to Omaha, Nebraska ha« adopted tho I notify him of hi»**l*ctu>n. aa tho eye cat reach, cnltiratod fiebli. A committee, consisting of Gov. Bag­ ley and Mmszw L. H. Randall of Grand Rapid a Hoyt at Caro, Garfieldof Detrol t, aad Dsvid Andreaun of Van Buren Of *45,000,000 of 8 per eent. cartifl- county, waa appointed toprepare a plan ; cate* outstanding Nov. 1870, all but Wa left Heating* ou Tu**d*y laat. 1 *86,1)00 hare boon called in aud re­ deemed. " Shop in Bartow A G< Midyear** NEW BEST P tula! Ju. IJte.lCl. New Orison*. According to Will not be Undersold. PROBATEORDER. mooting of th* general committee. which la to bo hold at Lansing. on Wednesday vsrytdtd bent by Railroad wfll be I irded and rent back in Good Ooadition , I. ,Pri!eJ0-c‘*’if *"W15 eta., if' 11 funnsh oil i 3m3 Wblcumm Maubim. i NEVINS. JOSEPH FFLUG ! wa* unanimously elected by ballot for WAREHOUSE, Adjialntag U. F. Dwfcbt « Foundery. . th* Supreme Court of th* Vnite'. 8tatro. cSaxSS^ ^ITY MEAT Scrofula Syrup! EroMlva and Tho new Fusts! Convention wish Boh ■rtfk rmci exhuucoh trial New Styles. I* of th* Beu PatiefMaau wilTSu CLOTHING. Whole low 1170,000. Cullsn Bryant mad* th* address. The Fixtmaster General has .looted New Scales. At Hastings HANCERY ORDEIl. J*4-1*1 n.MICHI0AX.-4~*M***ih **IJ soeSlo^ia IX* Clr*eHro«rt tembor. net majority of <640. R. MUDGE. My MACHINERY meeting of th* Building Commissioner* quickly you would answer the first in­ baa disappeared myatenouly. Aa ex­ ; decided to lay the stone on Thuraday, I quiry ia th* affirmative, if you abouid amination of hi* account reveal* that be I October 2, with appropriate ceremonies. i* a defaulter to th* «xt*nt of 312,000. visit Canandaigua in tho month of June. Mr. Schuyler Colfax i* anno unced aa lit* Fourth of July orator before the Cincinnati Odd Fallow*. * " ■haded th* grw<* upon land undulating and many build ingo. «■: FINE NEW STOCK OF John II. Sarratt ia engaged in writing lightful land, or, baa th* artist drawn upon hi* imagination for a largo portion IImi.ss*. Mar U. I«- EBSaLi,irass!«LMi! Canandaigua, Iona 14th, 1973. Chairman, met at hi* office, ia Detroit, doubt, frequently uxamined and ad- ■ dent civil military and dqlimalic right*, ' Tneoday evening, Jun* 10th. All the mired oom* of tbe beautiful painting* of j Chief Justice Chase willed *10,000 Italian lamiscapee and mountain aceneDsrnwuth CoUege ; *10,000 to Wil­ Tho work done by tho comnntlM w«i . ... ... ; berforce University; *0,000 to a niece. quite important, a* will be won from dugbtop, Mr*. Sprague and Mr*. Hoyt, th* following from Wodaoaday'a Tr»- uv_____ io- .L-. Kootiii and OOk-v. to reiita over my atorv. DB. ( HOOK’S WINE OF TAR! movea i.y uie rue awl tall ol l*e tute. ■ iu Brooklyn. N. T-, whirl, ba* worked । with a rapidity equal to an ordinary building at Lansing. aa provided for in steam-driven saw, but not quite so uni- I a joint resolution qdupled by th* L*gi«| lature and of which Gov. Bagley i* | amoitolmg in all to Marly *200,000. , I The post master general rules that postmait-ns with a salary ef tl.lKX) and uphape a*k*d yourseH doubling!*, “can I *•"!. «»*»t aiao bubl toe office of alder- First-Class Instruments. I Keep a Fashionable Taller and Cut and Make to Ordec. purary trial. And yet th* Cart* of his- I fully urganirod, with a capital of *lt>0,t<>ry, do nut paroit us to Iw too *an-! OM*. and will commence operation in th* always dona. to bring the coot is into pol- I CAPS ABKXTt Get the Best! iTiZZU' g^-W* _ II. Har-dall, L OarMd, Detroit; GrssM 8JRQFULA Ui CANCER REMEDY COMMISSIOMDtT NOTICE. •®i MWent Oetneto take, and ouo«alnlng no PATENT COOLER I S-^ggagSSS MUCH BETIER CONDITION ra FSH on THE StKI.j JOSEPH PFLUG TIIK OELKURA-TICIJ SIMMONS & CLOUGH GEORGE WOOD ORGANS mUOR 4 tft; KDE I BUIS, 1B01 Wl P1MGEI i a rr ois. « COROTIaL. �life B\|i««i^ CLOTHING. There will lx »• mating of the fcx-. ocutive Cominii other* of tho The races at Lowell were attended by Barry County A. pfcr.ltarel Society, at about 2,000 persons. tho Co. Clerk's ol Saturday, June Grand Haven has a boy 15 years old 28th lust, at 10 < A. M., for tho who weighs 225 pounds. purpose ol establte * Hat of premi­ Frank G. Smith, of tho firm of M. S. ums and fixing upon * » "tino Cx holding Of J. A. Bwecsoy, C. M. Runyan, G. Smith A Co., haa gone to Europe. tho Annual Fair of «dS fioefajj, nnd G. Spaulding and S3 other* clllxens of for other business. 3rd Ward asking that I. 8. Boice bo ap­ XALTOFT, pointed 11a Alderman for 3d Want iu Jams* F. Joy has given *1,000 to an place of Aid, Wood resigned. Iowa College. Uf Jno. Stanley, Jam** T. Wright, A mau of copper wa* recently taken Chas. Ederlw, and 30 other* asking that from tho Cliff mipoa, Lake Superior, j Allen Jone, bo appointed. which weighed thirty ton*. On motion they were accepted. East Saginaw ha* licensed 42 saloons nndhas application* for 100 more li- .W.T.W. For President of tho Day - Hon. N. Bartow. Vice Presidents—Hon. B. J. Grant, Hiram J. Konfield, Wm.B. Goodyear, W. I. F. Ham*, P. Bropc, John Beagle, Hou. Gilbert Striker. E. B. Carpenter, E. r Barnum, J. C. Hanna, Am D. Itork, T. V. ftobinaon, L. G. Potter, Hon. H. Jone*, Copt. John H. Munroe, IW. T. Barber, John Q. Croriy, Eli Nicbola, John W. Briggs, aud D. R Bugbce. . Chatdain-SBov. T. D. Marah. Reader—Hon. David B. Cook. Orator—.Hon. Mark 1). Wilbur of Altagga. Mar»lml—I. W. Vrootnan Assistant Mnralial—Peter Cramer Members of tho Executive Committoa—Hun. Geo. M. Dewey, John U. DeanK F. ft Acktoy. W. H. H Heath, and Mito T. Wheeiw. Committee on Finance— John H. Taylor, G. W. Slade, and I. 8. Boice. On motion of Aid. Jewell tho report Coramitteo on Murie-J. L. Rood, «M accvjgcd and adopted and the City Attorney Instructed to file a petition in Ferri* Rose end F. B. Decker. Chancery for the vacation of the same. (.'ouimitleo on Gun—Hon. Nathan Carried by ayes and nayca. b Bartow, Jmtn H. Deunfe nnd Geo. - E. I Goodyear. alroat* In the dlfftercul wards of the City and report at lire next ruvetiug, what aide and croe* walks are ares—ary to no built. Adopted by ayea and nayea. By Aid. J«well — That tbe Llc«m»c Ordinance presented . Thi* item ia axtetMivoly quotud, us n by the Attorney be referred to Commit­ audit to tho village Ly eastern papers, tee on By-Law* nnd Ordinance*. and considering tho character of its prwent school-houso it is a credit. But tho riling.' of Lobonotj, N. IL, contains nearly asfmany inhabitants as this* city, notify all poreous in* the Cd Ward In and has ti’a.tifnes cur wealth, yet we front of wboae property side walk* bare Iwcn ordered, to have them built aocar- • are building a S5«),(N>0 school-house ding u> a rceolutlon'pawed by thia Coon- j aud many of our people think it too ell and to have them completed on or 1 small to fairly represent ear intcrMts. | before the.firet day of September next. I One day last week Messrs. John Wood By Aid. Jewell— of Eaton Rapids, a student with Hou.' Tbata Committee of three be appotutHenry A. Shaw, and J. T. P.iwvrv. of od of which Ufa Honor tbe Mayor aball bv Chairman, to lake Into consideration Charlotte, who studied with D. P. Sngtho paving of State and Jeffrmou Street* endorph Esq., were admited to the Bar | nnd report at a special meeting Wodnveby Judge Woodroafi of tho Eaton . day evening next. | County Circuit- The cxxmiuattnu is Aid*. Hrutley and Mudge ■ . said Io have been very thorough, at all such should bo, and the candidates ac- pointed to net with tbe Mayor. By AM. Jewell— I quitted themselves well,winning comiJi- The Michigan State Pomological So­ ciety is doing a very valuable work■ml should bo encouraged iu nil poeeible way*. Its exhibitions at Grand Rapid* havo both been n aplomdid suc­ cess as was it* meeting during tho winter at Lansing. Its next meeting, th# ano known a* tho " Strawberry and Cherry” festival, will bo held at Katematoo. on the 25th, 26th and 27th day* $3,0 00 worth of furnttare, will be sold at cost at Bessmcr. Heath 4* Co.’s store /or the next GO days. To nt akc room for an entire new; stock of Furniture. IFe will sell our whole stock at coftfor cash. This is no humbug. Conic and sec for yourself. BESSMER, HEA TH rf* CO. Hastings,.lune 7, ’73. 7tf Ground wa* broken on tho 5th inst. for t>te erection of tho now freight houfe of tho Jackson, Lansing A Sagi­ naw Railroad at Bar City. Tho struc­ ture is to be of brick, 240 feet long and 10V feet wide. A now passenger depot is also ou the tapis. The patents lately issued to tho Mur-1 quotto, lloughton AOntonagun Railroad i Company, from tho State Land Office, 1 cover 461,520 acres, and tho deocrip-' tion* fill over 100 pogos of manuscript.1 Hon. M. D. WHber addnwod the ! Farmers Maa* Convention of Van Buren county, on Wodaasdsy, tho 4th inrt., at 1’aw Paw, in favor of cheap transporta­ rf !u m’ " Hark! do you hear this I howling f Yes ; but what is it? Why, Bossmer, Heath <J- Co., are selling so much Furniture, and so much demon being a sciedtific man invented cheaper than any other this word as tk« best illustration of the house in this city that it usu of his wonderful liniment, and evi­ even makes the wolfhowl. Oif • • thia market. Prieos rule from thirtytire Co forty cent*, and we think with tion. 8. I). Bingham, Editor of the Landng JSepoMcun, Dr. H. B. Shank nt that city, and several other gcu dsotn they cannot afford to take their local japor, keep from one to five owHXIew <wr« about their i.rvmioca to the annoyance of tlxur neighbors' We know «n« *;icb. not a thuus* nd miles from thia dty. eiteo is well put by the Deputy City Mar­ shal of Flint, who fafaema fa* -fa— time arrwu for b-ax drank a^ dareed-dy hared.,ra*aff fa«* an «—<• CASSIMERE SUITS, *8 IB $9. •peedUy dsarroy life. Nature baa ap­ pointed the kidneys and liver a* her agent*, by whom Impurities shall be .llmlnatod from the system, and whon tLu« agent* are tnrpM, or debilitated, or dlaabiud from any caa*e, from their bus!neea, Hamilton's Buebu and Dandelion impart* tro»b life and vigor to them the best blood purifiers oo« can h»v». This preparation for aale at J. P. Bobort* A Co., Drugstore. The question ho* often boon naked by tfateb intereatod, *Can I puxve my gray hair restored tn it* natural color, with* [ out coloring tho akin ? and can nw thin locka bo thickened upF Wo answer.. •!» can,’ and would advise yen to read a trvalire m> the hair, which is published by IL P. Hall A Co , Nashua, N. H, who send it free, upon *pplkalion. They are the proprietor of Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Bewawor. We team from it, tbe hair, fa a perfect Bate of health, is coastaatiy failing oet. and new hair* WHITE BLH CK SUITS, H/ID BHOWfl. GOOD Linen Suits COTTO^Dl SUITS, 15 and *6. Working Pants, Hickory Shirts, 76 oU to $2 00, 2fi eta. Each. Cotton Socks, The Great One Price Store, 36 Canal Street, staiafactiou, and which wo finally extin­ guished with a bucket of water. We will, therefore, t thank yon to ship us ninn Ifaboxk Machines by our first steamer. Our steamers sail from Pier. 8, N. K., Mondays and Thursdays at 4 ' John »on A Co's, eek-brnted Gold Pen*, ho beat in the market, for aale at tbe r. w. Truly Years, City Nora Depot. P. 0. building. E T. Wassvs. Vice President Wilimington Steamship Company. ' * Lscal Bjijts JUticej. large supply of Salt for sale at Lowest market raica, tlieir Brick Warehouse. Chromo School Cards, orry /tens depot. dently no word eon bo found ol uqual significance. I’*x»OK*t-—Wo received a pleasant social call on Monday afternoon, from Hon. 1’. H. Emerson, late Senator reoiu Th* Mayor appointed Aid. Mudge, on tiemen—Upon opening at navigation the Sth District; (Calhoun County) nnd now Judge of the U. S- District Court, the Committee on By-Laws and Ordl last spring, wo were unfortunate enough r.ance* in place of Aid. Wood rreigned. to supply our steamers with tbe Gudaer fa tlie Territory of Utah. He bring* a On motion «>• Council adjourned an- Extinguishers. Aside from constant favurhblo report from his new home, annoyance by teak a go, we arc satisfied aud aaya it (Utah,) fa richer in mineral of their utter’worthleesnees, two nxawealth than thn Northern 1’cninrola of ehiaes having faded to put out t very • • body should turn out, aa he t* one o tho beet speakers in the State. -AVool in small Cut begin* to come fa- SUMMER CASSIMERE SUITS. 11010 $15. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE The. wolf is howling, yet \ Bcssnier, Heath $• Co., keep right on selling Furniture cheaper than ever. Call on them before purchasing. Gtf of tho fruit growors of tho Lak • Shore Ito will I itsno excursion tickets for Hie Kaismaroo mooting from all stations on tho Chicago and Michigan lakn Shore railroad, to Grand Junction, good to re­ turn at price of one fare. This will en­ able tho people of the Lake Shore, from New Buffalo to Manistee, tn attend the Knlamuoo meeting at half faro mtns. Trains connect at Grand Junction for Wno of our insurance agents received the. following dtepatch wo do not know ami preeume it made linlo difference a* they nil Ken to bo acting on that rule. An erudite inn eraneo agent oent the fol­ lowing dispatch to a Wootcru office just Ac., *500, allowed by ayre and uayeo. I after tho Boston fire : “Our coapanfaa Barlow A Goodyear, freight ou above, all sound a* a nut. Lose will not exce^l *3.31. allowed by aye* and nayeo. *100,000. Advance rates 25 per rent, City of Grand Rapids, iioee cart and nnd go ahead. Our motto | is *till "S»r freight, *38.81, allowed by ayea and Tb«> J., L. A 8. B. B. Company havo staly placed mile board* un the h’lo-rajdi polos along tbe line of their read SUMMER CASSIMERE SUITS. $15 to *25. woro'yjrosont, including the mother of tho bride, who is 91 yean of age. Tho county scat of Huron Ceoaty i* . to bo removixl from Port Austin to Rad ! Axo Corner*. I-and i* to bo cleared, and temporary county budding* are Lu bo erect'd on the site choseu. to Im ready for ocrujiancy ia October. J. F, Chamberlain, Esq., Editor of tho St Joaoph HfU, fa making iwrangoments to visit hi* native home fa Seat. They are the bc*t, easiest, nnd tho Sandwich Islands in the early port,1 Most duriabto *eat, evvr made,, aud no «her sent can be a«>ld where Ukrai mate can bombtafaed. Don't bo deemved by any imiTOon of tbe above seat*, but buy , Thompson's 1‘ntent Spiral Spring Scat, ( for sale only by A. J. Spoanhlc. 6tf *1,75, allowed by ayes and nayos. G. M. Heed, Mrvlre aa Marsha). *U.86, allowed by ayes andnayes. What is Deramdor ? It ia a pojnW. D. Hayes, writing ordinance. *5.S, Allowed by ayea and naysa pound word from Anae, tho akin, and A. J. Runs, work al brtdgv, *X31, al- An», gift, aignifying the giving or with enrpeta Canal Street. We have no BR.'IJVCH STORES so don’t make a Mistake. pine A lump of gold weighing aevou . 1 ounce* ba* been found on th* farm uf G. W. Jenninga fa Hillsdale County. ■ Miss lues A. Sexton, tho daughter of the editor of tho Grand Ra|ddt Timc*, ha* gone to Now York to fini«h het By AM. Bentley— That I. R. Bote-, be appointed as Aid. It i» hoped and expected that every from 3rd Ward In place of Ald. Wood, jicreea in the City will cordially unite in miking thi* a. celebration o/Jfehich th# Carried by ayes ami nayca a« follow* : people of the city will have <"xa*iun to Ayvw—Jewel), Mudgv, Daw*nn, lh-aa1 l>o t«oud, and that it ahull so interest »er and Bentley. Nayes—none. tho people of the whole county that in im -vats, rtraw hats, soda water, cum. Hoot beer, lemonade, and dust were the characteristic* uf Our Number R. R, a: 1 lollaad was robbed lost week of *24.10. Entrance to tho (uffico wa* gained through the window. The Michigan Central Comp*ay aro putting in 4,000 feet of rida track at Ualeaburg, 1,000 at Augusta, and in­ tend to put in 2,000 feet at Battte Crock. CHURCHES. We note with groat pleasure that a Philadelphia carpet manufacturing firm han received the order tor tho carpeting kley’s’Soda and B«r Fountain, of tho United Statue Senate Chamber. iinee to give down, to the great Three thousand yards will Im required faction of all patrons. for the completion of this order. They 1 tsego Lodge of L 0. O. F- ecl­ havo also received tho order for furnish­ : J their third anniversary on tho ing tho Pennsylvania State Buildings D83A 10 Barrel lots nnd more sold to dealers at a very small ad­ vance above Car-load Rates. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kin dp, CHROMOS ! f//ff lu/kber fur/usi/ed ' Ifl 044 104g LOTS. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. �I oihars in it* fidelity to fashion. Mrs. j IK 1“~* - mi: Tar I cretions-of the skin, is mors abundant । with plnosant. useful or entertaining than in cold; When it is insufficient' reading. Ji^ember, to to the cheapest tho akin bwx-mes dry and horA ; aa| books ? T. single sub­ in those ;.*rts of thn body where tho .. . M - - .kin is thick and sub>t to much mo-' « >2.00 a year, . hr W-W, tion, as on tho hands, it readily cracks . » cheaper still, or fissure*. Tho amount of secretion i»f■ or —8 ° oopir* - ---- Jtfor ~*$12.00,with both an extra so much reduced in cold weather that 'copy and a splendid premium engraving tho frequent washing of thn hands with । to tho person getting up tbe dub. Spaci­ soap causes them to chap readily, and this tho more certainly if tho so«p is not ' mens arc sent gratia to thoeo nulling to thoroughly washed off. The alkali in got up dab*. Addreos. Ch** J. Pstursoap is usually in excess, and ibis eom- 1 eon, 30C Cheats ut Stmt, Philadelphia BICHIGAR CntTRAL R. R. Wishart's Pine Tree ' Ann S. Stephens' enchanting novel of; In a healthy condition, the akin is i Tho Lust Inheritaiee, i» routinusd. and ' kept supole by na oily secretion, which j Jrn exciting with «aeh new nog* I Grand River Valley Division Cordial. NATURES GREAT REMEDY arwassii-j: TSSI To prevent the hand* from chapping, then, be careful to wash all soap from I them thoroughly in clean water. This will ordinarily suffice; but if not. it will and progression. Ito long tablu of con­ bdneecmarytu make good the removed oil I tents disclose* n' froightege nt once by tho use of glyeotino. henoy. mutton ' timely, intereating, nnd edifying—wit­ Incss—The Baron of Kchwartx Honliorn, V'rc •±nAL,u3 land tiro Vienna Kxhlbitioa; Empress I Elbnlroth of Austria; Socialism iu a..,. lU.r.uulM Atwriter f»r ,t»i*rt«»f MertssreDnlvi A8tU»Ck.lffA ... I Commuuitien, from tho earliest; One Kind of Ghoxta: Emily Faithfull aud her Miuiou ; Itorn to Iw Hanged, with —» *-J— “ger. Every year increase* the popularity of this valuable Hair Prquunlioii; which i* duo to merit nlone. _ We can M*uro our old patron* that it i« k<-j t fully up to Its high standard; and it is two only reliable and perfected,prv|iaration for reitaring Gjxat oi: F*nxi> IIxii: to its youthful color, making it soil, lustrous «nd riiken. The sraljs by its use, becomes white and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandrulli ami. bv it* tonic properties, prevents the hair from foiling out, ns it stimu­ lates and nourishes the hair-gland'. By its Ute, the hair grows thicker nnd" stronger. In baldtiw. it rvstor. * tl.e capillary glands to their normed vigor, nnd will create a new grow tli. except iu extreme old age. It-i» tlic juost <-coiiuniical Haib DjxSmUXO cv ur u»ol. ns it require* fewer applications and given the hair a wlleudid. ebrsy aj>pearanccv A. A. Hayes, MJ)., J^tat A*saver of Mase-adiusctte, nays, ‘•The _ _ A_____ ___ _____ I ___ C..11.S valuable Jeirrno/ will commence its fifty­ seventh volutuo with the July number. Sutwriptuiu prire 83.00 d-ycar, ut on Cauchy & Co's. Column. I KES. MORTGAGE SALE. life-like illustrntiotis; A Noighlx^r of Mine— n gnisf *tary; Itespiratiuii, or Huw to Breathe; Tbs late Justus Von Liebig; Giving While l.iring—good advice; Tho .Science of Music—a nsros- . ' rory bramh of education; Tho lady' and tho Cros*itig-8we«pcr, an illustrated Brass—- both far sna]>-bcans and for shelling, may bo planted as late a* the first of June, with every proepcct of success. CAXBAor.—For a rem delicate cabbage for winter use, as well as for autumn, there is nothing like tho Winningstadt, Wakefield, and oilier early sorts. They should bo sown r* tele as June, in some cool place, like the north side of a fonre or building- Transplant in a showery time, and by first snow will have nice little heads. Cook carefully without breaking, and servo up in quarters, and you hare a treat too good for a kin^. ’ Cccrxuu roe Picxxuxo—it is not best to get in the ground in this slbtion until about tho tenth of Jane. Scumes Secsau grown rapidly, and far succession it is best to put same iu v.v.i’rkTh’V-is . w Tie Pies Tree Tar Cortial, RANTED Croat American Dyspepsia Pills, Tvxxrr* may be sown even ru late vs the first of Auguxt,tor even tho middle. If the weather is sKowory they makes crop in a few weeks, aad the more rapid tho growth tho better. Swxrr Coax ton Fxxbixo.—Wherever there ia a vacant piece of ground, it cafi be used to good advantage by sowings corn thickly in drills. It w ill make ex­ cellent food. either green or dried, for ,JU.I.LouM *B> XI?....lmi -in?; trsraats aMrtaeurarx.*t(Lg Ma-iaolia Bahn Michigan Central R. R; BlQcr.ii.ie Complexion. OLD. RELIAELE AUD DIRECT ROUTE. .'w-’wSSSS ■Mrrtgjh Buckingham’s Dye A.< nur Rcncw. r in many can-' r. quires too long a time, and to.. mut-Ii care, to restore gray or fodi?! Wlti'kcrSjWC have prepared thi* dve. in mu }>rep<iratimi; wnkh will quickly arid cffictually aceemplfah this rv-uli. It than other*. lat us *UDpoe<- w o start' with six Houdans—a tuck and fire bens. > Probably Out of thin five, two may lay thirty eggs per annum wore than cither of the other*; their ogga should be , noticed and o*ty tfiMOart. By followLag thia for a few years a very great Twx Wrvv—It i« oAmidnng to ,J ' '-rr'nfc *'r' “—ft increase in egg-production may be at­ ; how well a man may live on a small iu- __ ' tained. My .attention wa* drawn to thi*.I com* who has a handy aad irgliueiDu-’ -wrw wr-yn;-yw wif*. &>mw uteU lira and Brake a far J jRi jEs Va 3Sl JtW. hundred I-'-"’ ........ in ou twalve-moutb, though valnolees as a fancy blr^ and tho quality depend­ ed to several of her progeny; and I but his wife i* good for nothing. hare si^co found other inatanrea which will own upfrara bar husband tor not ip ^W1,„ #r l!lr jtM1,ir.iory prove conclusively that a vast improve­ Kring in as good stylo ns his neighbor. ors»««.s.-.r» if.^»i, c*Ma Cro». btpkihwM, ment might easily lie affected in nearly white th* fault is wrtirely hacowm Hi. 1wJm'^.STiXSw -I all our bfrefia w*ro that careful wltemgbbor has * neat, cnpaltl* nuMndu* „r &(u*c> tion of brood stock made AT thia p«rX” whirlpool into which a great manv sil- , ■iti**'*- wrenty «f is. xtuu. s»4 win. t* tor cup. might ta. thrown, and the ap- I U I pnranco of th* water would bek'iutng«L , ‘ tvclli' I'arbollr Tablet' sreiyvi tro rely I had, I hope myself to make some ex- 1 No Nicholas, tho diver is th* n-to restore in ttee texe*. T»U no aataltolae. It iSev perimeats in thia direction shortly. 1 |I tho tre.uurv. It i* only au in*ult for SeWjiKtaT/iil tolml ii.™ will say now that 1 am perfectly certain such a woman to talk to her hushund : i^r rMare nod. the number of two hundred i>gg» per annum might be attained in a few years with perfect ease wore tho object sys­ tematically nought ; and 1 trust these few remarks may arouse n gem-rul at­ tention to it among thorn who keep, tho cure of disettMi* than all tho paten­ poultry for eggs only, and who tan easily. otea of th* materia medlea, are warmth, do all that is necessary without any. rv*t, doanlinoM and pure air. Some ; knowledge whatever of fancy pointe, or. persons mako it a virtue to bravo dis­ any attempt to breed exhibition bird*.—. oaso, ‘to ksop up' n* lung M they can । move a foot or crook a finger, nnd it', DERMADOR. ,d (or nt «U rru. wowrt*. F-i:— Ifcrn*. Spr"-. .JlLZ Ayer's rsl 4110* l*« SM.U-U. -US ' r^'is. *n>ua <bu i» to*r«-..<«l l.. Ike. ;rra».AV,.’,K“,utur AI.'WS.-taaES'Jh.S irel is asM Xtsie. *»• rexutrel u. ton s?*wl iMsrutesn.u. I- fe-Mea OOlrv. la tbs nt: -t UuUw. And Sarsaparilla •S: WILLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS M roWLSi'S &MAT W exhausted that th* *y*:«m has lost ability 1 to towperat.-, and'typhoid forer »«to in 1 ; and carries tbapahruTtu a premature jesrf. a stantly growing repmaikai, tawed oo Iu intrinsic vttture, aad suiamod by its remirkibte cure* So mlkl as to to uf »i“l toneflcisl to children, and yet to searebtag M to elfcetuaUy porge cut the pratcormpdonx oftb* bk..x!,»t>ch to tto scrv.Mous anasyphllltle conUminstten. Impurttto, .. .u.T.---- ..... InthenUrti-­ MA. I..— ■•,.*».!-----------------for vrarx, toes yield to fill* I»wertul Ai.ltttotfl aad dtexpre*. ilcacc Us wond*rtil emsnw of which are j.uLUJj known, of Scroftlla. and sfi .croftdou* di*e**e., Ulcere,'Eruption*, »nd «rairt»v« disr-ricnot th* »kin.Tuxuora. BlotclM». Boils, rimptes, PtUtUlew. Sore«,HtAntlAonyteh-in-. Koteor Enjdpclnn. Totter, Salt liheiini, Heald HiwL lllninvonn. and Internal TJlcnrnHcma of the UteriM. Momnrli, and Elver. B ate> cure* Other cmuntelats, to which It would not seem evped- 100,000 00 IK VXl.l'ABl.E Gim! :Mb Ttowis* * *te* law*s««*- v IW awrajVve JSOtNTfl WANTED to bar LIVINGSTONE ■IFT fttail Lasoz & Lals Mite feiM remaJc Wcftkncas. DeMUty, a>-d Lroucarrluras. wtu-n tliey ore msalfiatathms of tho serofiilcHM poltonx. It is sn excellent rwitotef of Ttr>aV> sr.d D. SINE’S For dust in tho eyes avoid rubbing; dash water in thorn ; remove cinders, ota., with tho round point of a load Tlie Sabcock awa. i»?l, m* re>* a-itffssi-xs-a JBmtERPRISE. AFRICA Out GraJ MB Ptia tllWO U Mi: is cut, compress above ■/ot.ACtiBonsr, -■BxUflC** Afiautxr Tun' ietT.— it^uti fi fours Ind cough. irns. dip tho part in cold JuV . number of JUZra** Jfoyctex ii .' ilnsadj issued and a nice number it is .DODD'S . itrvyed, re.rer alrvi onwof the beet that he. appeared duco i NERVINE___ • irtrev _ DOES IT! iho great firry. whan 't>» odko ol ti»> publisher* wws burned. It to • marvel ugh smoko take a long breath, and of noatneu and good taste, and contains ack s brilliant list of stories and illus­ trations tliat wo do not wonder oi its, ;ck pwnonsii -wown-h, nnteo* your popularity, gained in spite of compel!th ia sore; or trotter, cut out the wto^Mto dstey ; hold the' wounded tion. It is just tho book for tho houwbo borne io a hot cool hold, and such botag the casn we rocom- ' One Prize $5,000 inSilver “X Hi™ Two rswlly Csrrtesw sad MsUEkI Dorsre lulsre-lfsasM UtrevM, w.rts It XOresb • Dr. 1. C. AYER 400., Lowell, Mass.. 1 Peninsular .Railway. DOUGH . Sl.XC, Box I Clneteml Amxxlc^x Homes for Juno is a bright #d eatettainir.g number uf that popular liisirated family iMpuiao- It ia (nil of. Go to the Banner Office for FINE OB WORK. GIVEN AWAY. AFine Borman Chromo Tsybr h Co., 123 Washington St, or fit ArUt St.. Chicago, and you wifi get the book noil chromo* immediately W. *n>d in elsgwt CItosd. masted rad rvsdy toi'reatofctrrata.reeyAnatfor . Dr, TEA'S UNDERGROUND LIFE IELOW THE IUFMEI tocUvuU Io ul.on ; ;>ir*l«a sad pbyev; torttma I AGENTS WANTED toitaswork. Kndsshv tortwrveteau. AMte tY WORLD � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-06-25.pdf 77f450bfbb82b693ec051254c5f04d7b PDF Text Text T^b F\b|"i)bucV Bj^ni R.4TE8 OF JLDTEETISnfG. Michigan Wednesday, june VOL. XVIII. Wffl c«ri MW GREBLE 25. 1873. & Don’t fail to arc the SULKY CULTIVATOB! THE OLIVER CHILLED PLOW! Ionia county takes 40 ; Jackson county takes 45 Lenawee county takes 50. HARNESS, on hand, and made to Order. ris./Wife. SHEET'IRON WARE Manufactured to Order = S',, _ „ Orders already received from over .30 towns, and more coming by . every mail. - "Alice T’ "f exclaimed, “how you hive terrified us all. Ar* you ill ?" “ Not ill," she answered, " but I feel so etraag*. <3recis, I Jgtfh been poeribte," I said, for my weariness was with my husband. '• And all our reasoning tailed to con­ excessive. “ Certainly." Th* vutuau ilartol up vince her of the impossibility of her assertions Bho persists to this mo­ with alacrity. “ Where are you going to p«r» him F' ment that sb* saw you aud was with Con th* night of th* 17th of Octoasked mr guide. , or rather on the morning of the - Up chamber." 18th. Where and bow the cannot tcM, lut we think It must have \ liecn aotue . dream. She la better now, knd I wish you could as* bow last she is improv- REAPERS and MOWERS, GRAIM, CULTIVATORS SULKY RAKES, fc. 1000 will not supply the demand. COMBINED CORN AND SUMMER FALLOW SULKY CULTIVATOR “IBS! where you lodge me; only make I haste.” Ko I was conducted up a step ladder that stood in the mraar of the room. Into aa apartment ceiled with . slojang Learns and veutilteted by uno small window, where a cot l>ed*t*a:I, crowd­ ed cloeo against the board partition, and a trite table, with two (bain. The woman set light —an oil Limp—co the table. “ Anything mor* 1 can got yvu, '• Nothing,-I thank you." “ I hop*you'll alasu well, air. When shall I call you?" " At 4 o'clock in th* morning, if you It in the Beat Combined Corn Cultivator A boy can handle It over rough oruxldy ground wl>< iv ether cultivators will not work. It cuts the ground all oyer instead of leaving a atrip between bledee wher* the Weed* au<l crass anuttly lightly covered and will start with flr-l ralu a1* the ease with all other combined sulky cultivator. agreeable sensations. I will sit down and writ* to Alice," I thought, “ that will soothe my nerve* and quiet me perhaps." I descended Ihe tedder. The Are still glowed redly on the (tone hearth ; my companion and th* woman eat be­ side it talking in a tow tone, and a third person eat at the table, eating—a short, etout, villianuus looking man, in a red flannel shirt and muddy trows- 1 asked fur erriting materials and re­ turned to njy room to writ* ta my "My dxriing Alice.'' I paused and laid down mr pen as I enucluded the words, half smiling to think what she would «ay could she know of my *trunge quarter*. Not until both aheet* Vac* covered did I lay aside my pea and pre[»roJ for slumber. A* I folded the paper I happened to glanee toward my couch. Was U the gteem of a human eye obeerring me through th* crack* of the board partition, of was it - tny own fancy? Titer* was a crock there, but DENTIST Hartville, ■ litiiiai. What is it ? Pun Wines and Hauers! Yeo, My “Trip Hamiurr, " with which 1 tuakr Irons fur BUGGIEM. This Valuable "Macni**" I have long toll the ored of. Il la one ot the great Hiatus w hich enable* toe to cell Burti« »> LOW aa to DEFT COMPETITION. J. P. ROBERTS & DRUGS Medicines Dye Stuff: Michigan-Exchange. Single teat Buggies as Low as PAlNfS £ OILS' IF YOU WAIT Now farmers, There wae never before aa opportunity of this kind offered la Haatlma, I — —us — . *»--■■■ -e mopey. I do not Intend Wori _______ erroteet of all ia the WHEEL. NO. 9 “Iguseaso. Folks do stop than." ■‘I.tttafrocn hd»r "Notvaay? about half a tall*." “ Then let as make haste and reach it I ata drenched to the akin." Wo plodded on, tny companion more than keeping pane with mr. Frseenlly * o left th* edge of the ravine, entering what eaenaod bke tracklees woods, and keeping straight oa until the lights rd some habitation gleamed fitfully through the wot foliage. It was a ruinous old plane, with the window* all drawn to one side as if the foundation had aettlod, and the pillar* of a redo church nearly rotted away. A woman answered my fellow-trareler’s knock. My companion whispered a word or two to her, and she turned to me with smooth, voluble word* ot web corp**. 1 hastened to call assistance, but a|l ore efforts seeraod vain to re­ store life or animation. I was just about etndtec for th* doctor,' when her senses returned as suddenly ar-thoy had toft u“ -*-*•> *at Un in bed, pushing back ter hair and looking wildly about placing my vali** etom u> the heed of my bed. and barricading the luckfem door with two chain. I extinguished th* light and laid down. At first I wae very wakeful, bat gradually a eoQ dsowriaam teemed to steal over m* like a misty maatfe. uatil. ell of a sudden. eo*M Startfag aiatori* thrill coursed through all my veins, sad I eat up, suited and trembling. A luminous rofirae. reemed to rtow end quiver through the room—no light of moon or star was ever to eoh or pen­ etrating—and by the Itttto window 1 aaw Afire, my wife, dreased la floating garment* of white, with her long, gol­ den hair knotted baek by a blue ribbon.1 Apparently she was beckoning to me with outstretched hands, and eyes full tend petulantly to my»*K aa 1 plodded of wild, anxious tendernees. along, keeping doe* to the trunk* of I sprang to nay feet and rushed to­ the tree* to avoid the deep rarin a. ward her, but a* I reached tb* window through which I oo«14 jnst hear the roar of th* turbulent atraam forty or fifty feet below. My Hood ran eoH re consequences of of a misstsqi or a move in the wrong direction. Why had I not boon contented to keep in the high road? Hold on ! Was that a light, or are my eye* playing me talse ? . I stopped, holding on to the tow, res­ inous boughs of a hemlock that grew on the Look; far it actually seemed as if the wind would seise me bodily and hurl inc down the precipitous descent. Tnr—Th golliof JGL Did you ever virit a relligg-mill ? Polished steel cyliaden roralse mpelm, sech pair *o geared that the surface in contact revolve* in the aame diuctioa. Ben and plats* of itoa.1dhAdi stabletetotnUe brightness, nro raatrheif from a fiery furnace and pasted through th* rolling proceas, till they come out not touch thicker (han paper. But occatiotJy the r*mnr*ela** macbinery get* hold of *orathing out of the way *T tt* Ugituuate husaaae. Tor instance, from some village among th* hill* comes a youth with hie beloved to eee the sight*. He proceed* to *Xplala:. “You eee th* furnace yonder t tn every airecuon. They put it mto tto* "Yei l ae4" »nmliea th* prodeu damsel, drawing Lack a little. "Yea. it? They slick the end of the bar jret here and-" th* vast af tbe aaafaoto M lost iu aaboui of agony. The av*Dteing cyllndara haveJcaaghi ihp pour JUlorr* extended finger; and more rapidly than the eye au trace the wt»W* wfifeh dreoribo it. the wfatehand, Aa Arm*, tare arm, the albow, the upney arm. are drawn in and crashed; thefafr oCAp victim Is dragged up against Ihe crliadera and tfad the arts i. torn finm it. eoefat and fen* ia a ahepsfato ntow ton the other ssda, while ifa referee aiafa writhing to the ground, th* blood poor­ tag from the wound in swift jet* which do not protend to explain ta account for no skill can stanch ' ' it* mysteries. I simply relate facta. - Bet why did the foul ritek Ms fi,Let psychologists unravel th* labvringer into the machine ? He oegh* to thical skein. I am not superstitious, neither do I behne in ghosts, wraiths Certainly hi* conduct I* open la criliand apparitions ; but this thing I do know—that although my wife was in ci*m. 'Vice and *ia o< every daecriptfoa England, in the body, tho morning of are apt to catch th* unecspecting victim by th* tip of the Anger, aad Arte Ma the 18th of October, her spirit surely stood beside mo in New York in the •taadily and reteulteaaly in among the wheels, and, in the end grind hi* ve*y moment of the deadly peril that men­ aced tus It may he that, to the sab- boose to powder. For instance, the youug man who tn • tie instinct and strength of a wife's bo­ idulgasinan CM«*toa*!'gtM>«rw*~‘f^ h lpr», all thing* ar* possible, but1 intoxicating drink ha*no arespinion that A lie purely aavul my life. ho ia thrusting his vuatantxa* fared into an iron mill B7ad-,* ‘’f nwnduoca power. , The wheels ar* pol­ ished oo blight, and revolve with *0 lit­ tle owe*, that they eeem hantetosa “Take care," aay* Mentor, but he replioa, like the other victim, “Oh, pshaw! don't I know all about if F’ When Ealateff eent hi* page to Mas­ f>f courtu he doe*. He know* that ter Dumbtolon lor a aatie cloak, and of­ some people get drawn in and crushed; fered hi* bond and Bacdolph's for pay­ but you do not mean to I—iluurtr, now, ment, the answer was that the “tailor that ho U as weak a* they ae* 7 He as­ liked not the security.” The Knight sure* you, with solemn emphasis, that ■ailed Dumbletoa a rascally knav* to if be should at any time feel lb* eightstand upon tocurity, and cried, “1 would eet pinch, he wffl at oaee withdraw to a a* lief they would put ratsbane in my mouth a* slop it with security." He 1 ri.rf'iTu it r di Not oalv Shyioeks, but most capitalists ar* deaf to borrowers, because they, aa it; ho know* that he will do it; and on well a* FalstafTe tailor, "like not tlw> ba goto until the remurselM wheel* »flectuatly ferpel In* dream -Miff" ' •ecurity.'' Capitalists will not lend a Umhoocety ia another amQ i ofeah poor man money They demand secur­ ity. A* he cannot end owe, other* will camhM um by a amgto finger seed drags them oa to their doom. Under nut dbdome for him. Tie ha* no lands, the influence of same tugeal need, rad no chattels, on which he eon give a mort­ or imaginary, the dark yidfla to tofepgage. Where hoi* sanguine that ho can double th* money he wiahm to bor­ laden, and appropriate* a ' few dollar* which do ocXbetoagto hhn. Ho dose row, they sey to him, "you may be rob­ bed or ebMtod, or your investment may not ataal the meney, remaenbor; be be banted np and your insu ranee worth­ lees, or you may abscond, or your death may Hight the brightest prospects"— “we like sot your security. It is a cas­ tle in the air. Again capitalists shun putting their investments into th* hands of aay poor stranger. Xbey ar* dietrustful at hi* is demanded | of hie esal. where he has no interest at stake ; and yf his vigi­ lance, where there are temptation* to negligence. Ila might carve out hie fortune, but no ono will trait him with But :uu*t capital end labor needs l>* hostile? I, there noway in which cep.taliite <ui be just to ihomeelv**, andy.l g*a*<paa to Lcrrowen Y Tee, they can. How? By land islet oa ton years' crolit, and six per cent, interest The bcrower cannot be cheated oat of tend which is not deeded to him till he has finished paying for it. He cannot rua away with it. No fir* can burn it up boraety, distrtnrtau. ___w erdeo of them all by bis fear ot loreret the rem he paid in advance, together with whatever he lay* out to improve hi* form, aud by his hope of making it pay for itself, and support him aad hi*. Other borruwiag dulls th* edge of thrift —this shaniemi it Th* Bcriiugtoa * Mieaoari Hirer Ballroad Ou., within thirty-three months onward from April, 1870, sold ia Iowa afa Nebmaka, 47«,MH acres, to 4^26 porchaeer*. mostly on tea jeers’ credit, at six per oant interest Th* purchases average on. hundred and eight acre* ■.ommndating hrmietf and hanefeg no oua ButaloM act Wit tsenaiant to roplaco th* ameuat as he a^p*0 cd. Time Jiaaec* OS, aud tb* thought occur* to him t^ai au possible chance of detection is pareed, and that it will 1-0 {Wrfectly sat* not to refirad st all He tweoms* mere aad bk»» rooincited to delay. Another praaaiag call-fur money cornea, aad he finds h-tttovenisut to fnrroas* the debt Still his evil fnctiese are not Afaovwed; He 'far­ low* mar*, aad freis lee* swriOus about the fane of peymeat Thta, at test, all *•&*« of honor is lost; fraud bae be­ come familiar to (he mind, and th* '£*- and, thoesfure, tUi he ha* a. rigid Ja destroy it like any other kind ofprop- th7arbiter fltaw’teCfJ teXtftaui en. But it la fetes that a nm nwxi hie own life. Hi. life fo ut gfrra to hint by himself: it is not conserved fa ds existence by himself; ths natoral tow of right and wrong tOir every men Iha I - « U M -- w---- ■— abhorrent to the hmn family, ■ada, therefore, must be a criaw. at meat be at alt** Aly a aria* d worst degree. Fer.MlUbfefee Tfare the B. A. M. rood haa furnished 4,52i loan*, amounting, iu the aggre­ gate, to H0M.40K, to men. must ol whom, would Lave been unable to bor- infinitely mercihL Bo He laTfa^efe an faflaife being-the Creator, ths Eternal FUfafekfa soar** ot a* good. But how <rea Bod fa rereeiful fa" ealCid*. ? IfHi iretom eteraaL? It »rat • — ~ ' M Jratfaa H oBt for to Bh»t_________ j- , _ *•*"?*- »*<-**» meat bealtoiTOd to be coaeiatant wM HimWfmHb cfetul natora, te deedly lb* wm_-------------------------- ------------gfiaemee of eterligh t I knew not what impel** guided my footstep* I never ■hall knew how many time* I era*nd my own track, or how doe* I stood to the brink of th* deadly ravine, but sotoemeerifal Prolifer-----------------* me wtAaguMtogemd' 4100 �|ht jtyuMkanjanittr. ■ EW YORK CORRESPOHDKHCE Rich an? reported from Ahtbamn. Mrs. Abraham Lincoln Is at fit Catk. Chart** ha* begun already io fool arina*. Ont, Making health. Tho Masonic Grand Isxlg* of WiscvnWhite there are many and continctd Chore indefinable longing* fuc other thaa rumor* of dread king cholera visiting tho paternal and maternal *ociety, which ciOM tn tho Southern State* not more ha* brought *o many uf nature* netted. than three or four dsy* juum v li-iia Now YoA, it behooves th* Health offi­ gu«*a it «u yestarday, now—Cbarto* cial* among n* to be cm th* alert, lent took the long rood hone from school, TEJ1 and (J OFFEE, Of-which be ha* a oshc wa* in a buiry to get them, tort tin-crowded nxitropuli'.. and Mums the form of aa epidemic. That *och caa-.i m and waashfaln*** aa the case de mandaia exercised at thn entrance of our port, where infectious disuatu* ate ■u;ijki**>1 first to demand ruirntxe among n*. a viait to Qaaraaiin* will foilly aatisfy th* most exacting inquirer. Th* authoring hold that they aru *vur on Ihe lookout for cholera and kindred diMoras, but they do not aatxqoto that tho former will reach tht* port at this time, yet it may, a* any single parsecgrr from a village in Europe or rl*ewhorr infected with th* di reave might tak* paaaag* on lioard a crowded *hip, and after departure contaminate tho the majority of bi* or her fellow passen­ gers. This ri*k ha* been deemed on* of danger for years, and now is hold m such by th* medical^unthimcn there in charge ; but not mofo so titan dutlng many Nasons put. It ie currently reported that the Mex­ ican* will b* glad to avail thi-maclvc* of the precedent of General'McKanxie'n •xamptoto make an inenntemon thi* aid* of th* Rio Grand, on th* lint pre­ tence that may arise. Thi* report if true, of which th*ro duoatud aewn io b* much doubt, point* to the real trouble Now York, netted ISO,000 for the new which make all our lire* more or lau Masonic Temple. Preparations are making for a Gov­ precarious threw Charles into (ho com­ ernment aciantifie expedition to uboerve pany of »vine boyo. Ud*r than himaelf tho transit of V*nu*. The chotern hu made its appearanr* have some eoda water. Chart** like* at Cinoinuali, where two fatal ca«n» •oda water, and likea th* big boys— womfais how he'll .feel himaelf whan ho'* big enough himaelf to aay "be afterward*. Th* big boy* all called for "cream" in theirs, and Charles, too thirsty io notio* the quiet wink* tho big hpya Upped it each other, took "cream" io hi*. Charte* drank greed­ ily and wondered why hi* father never called for “cream," and began to feel very tall and ittung, and withal *welled shortlyjinto undreamed indopundeiw*. “Go-hokey, boy*! that'* good. lot'* have another." And a* tho cool pungent •tuff gurgled down hi* throat, Char*]* would have thought of Jove'b-Koctar if A notable event which haa been an. ticipeted with much intexret in nil basi­ ns** am! insurance circte*. wax tho an- culiar interest attached to this mooting, ««. far the past year, thri Company ba, bcuu made th* object of tian* invuctivo and abase by black mailer* of high aud low degree and by the tosaur statrlilea who revolve in their train, htunbte imitatoni of tho notorious English. The most n:ro>io us coargv* have been mndo against it* principal official* in order to destroy the confidence of it* member* in the management, which i* cumpoeed all time*, along that border, there ie a continual troptatiott to just *neh forays ■a the recent on* under General McKenair, and .which ia that cm* arete eo naturally and *u «trongly that the Mex­ ican Govarnment will hav* no difficulty in acquitting out* of any wrioas par­ para of menacing it* indrpcudamc. And yet, if rente understanding is nut arrived at between the Mexican Gov­ the city. Him I^gisloture bad been ernment and ovre, that shall prohibit ' informed—a* wo <4ironic!cd test March, tho poraibility of other aimiliar raid*, tut t^a officiatoonly held their plax* w* tear thero are m«u enough in Mex­ by'pToxic* procured by agent*, and ico who, foe cat* purpore and another, thia is where the event is striking and will nefee the opportunity to retaliate | notaldu At the cteetion but one vote by craaaing over into Tina*, withhortllc 1 intention*. And then out people may­ rr who was unable to appear In ;>orson, look at thi* matter iu a new light; pw and the next striking point is that the *ibly, nay probably, armvd collnion* old board wot* unan-mously ro-el<mt*d> may tak* idaae, and wo may find our- Sales of (J/e UJ^er^ M'Hspnf^ ■ The Ohio M*ti; Fair is to be held at Mansfield, on the l»t, 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th of September Tho annua! Convention of tho Edito­ rial Association of Wisconsin, met at with as little <Way aa the rircmnatancra of the CBM wiU admit of; tho two G®vorMMUta ought to come Jo a* giiWW shaO put them npoa a wall defined footting aa little liabto to ab.se, or tmraqnattaatinr, ra tha nature of th* rare will prescriptions carefully compounded struction. and easily adapted to different kinds of work, MIRBI.EIZtD Sil easier, anV rna^Juns, areyuaiiitiss tcMffR*-recommend the AV ct Wilson to the public as Superior to any other sewing machine in the mttkel. ' tor* hare uHady ioxpeud«4. t° keep Stokre from thj gallaw< j. fficti The Connwficut Senate has pained Should tto- Agent fall to coll oa yon, he Invito* you la tail at his affile* Iu th* Htore ut Hlt'KH BRO ’H. Hlale Atroel, iisMlng*, MMhf, aUfi examlBO the tho bill fixing tho rate ot intereat at 7 GOLDSMITH'S BRYANT A STRATTON instead of fi per bent. a» heretofore. at-itas** t ivxxsirv. Th* first j«***«ngwr tioin on the Miraauri, Kaaaa* and Tcxa* Railway X. D. COOK, Apul. arrived nt Hannibal, Missouri, Monday. ,, , . ea'led to moot nt Itallas, Aug. which he found hard to stopover. At last an extra largo billow rant* up nnd Charles took Ho*. Ju*<iph Brooks Im* TTZ'FV ivtumt-nced I 71T suit in tho Cirei-'t t ourt of Pulaski county, Ark., against Governor Baxter . which he faintly diw-erned tho outlines of a door with bi* father standing tn it. Charlo* loaned on an elbow nnd reflect­ ed. He *aw through it. "Father II , Ben Hutter, in a political dium-r! speech tho other day nt Boston, an । noancod himself as roai,:dvlo for Gov- I ernor of Masou'hmct*. Tho Legislature of T«rra», in view wf Mexican dopredntion* on the border. ' 1IEAMES A CO, FLOUR MERCHANTS ru WOODliUIDGE SITKEET. rr HMby. JlKTflOiT. NICU. . v A. - ■ 1 iXiSSLIXSZ" . . . . “ ii ftK * hitchin* a dam' lu-11 sight higbertn Ic'n1 ... . , . A II , CoMisiiMlmtat, ATVI ATI.U KTKKET. A while froet was oWrvad in some ', |;. t ...,:4 kh.h,,UKTitoiT stop. Give's your arm, olo boy." localities in the outskirts of Portsmouth | - ----------- '------------■ Saturday morning, 14th, and nrerrost' , L-Ttetarrt.s4>s*«»s *•*■•• <«o—••■••to poultico over hi* nose in th* root, front wore not uncomfortable at mid-day. 1 JOHN ll-WF.XDEl.l. k. CO.. halt. Hi* father, liaving sruM’. the Lontbcting report* on current re,-■■<«!■■ ■**.■**»■• gunline theApochra. tfomo suy they ; nMTl, GRAIN, PORK AND SEED boy’s btcath and questioned him as to recent Iransactiun*, ha* gnfi» down That 1 Must and Will 8<M m gMM thv 4th of July, to raise fund* far n ----- - ----------Soldier*' Memorial Monument, nnd tin- Of IT I ITT? VXmiJLTQ citiren, generally an- moving in UnW VlilkO. drug-*tun> man. Ho fondly believe* 1 f All Us4>s< Itoler sodShwl lm» *«fK. 4u«. . Io «nl.»ou »<*.«. AU te.ll.rs WO. that the juUllue,-[strap, ‘and damage* Too worii of toying fto irorioettte rotnitoder oFAe ifuslrervn * Big Itopids road was eomtnenred tort Yfand«v, and ere another wo*k*g4e» bt, tho prff of the I’on'toitw'effi probably!.« hurt! along tho relter 6f Mitrhelf Creek • Lawtna drans K«r main strict cv*ry Monday morning, and on* drav in that town i* kept.busy tho rest of tho week carting away tlio noalt. Guv. Bagley haa appointed E. U. Dava of Laautg. g* on* of th* Baud of Control of the Reterm School, to fill tho vacaacy caused by tho re*ignat*ou of Jam** 1. M**d. let, prune or cbrrtuut colored beg* ThaGtaad Jury of tiio IT. H Court Caahmcre, fastened the entire length of took a free ride over th* G. IL * I. the front with large plain jet button*. Road to Travorre City, tort ffatr day, Thor* ar* tquare pocket* on tho front*. Th. brak half fits the figure, and there placed fa* wirtftffiliW for Governor, Hon. Nelson Ifingtey, Jr, the welt known editor of the Lesriaton Jwraf, aad oo* of tlw moat gifted Uratora in the State. Of h-m and -the approach- 10c. 12c. 20c. Cawimere, “ 25 to 55c. Roys' Suitf, Wool, Menu’ Union CaMimerc euita, wool, •' Cotton auits, Linen Coata, ff** Syylx* or HATS 4 $5,00 8,00 5,00 . C^S ! H’lSSmESES. 9446 First-Class Instruments. I Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make to Order. Rootna and Officeu to rentn over my, store. R' MUDGE. HssUw^MarUlvn. ____________ ru^ellITe^Ss At Hastings FINE NEW STOCK OF My MACHINERY New Scales. ' Oi’ilfi New Prices. Veiy Low. CLOTHING, SAUficr BOOTS ANti jn'oE?.’ U'it/^rodni, Mf.$5b Greene, near Kiglith 3'. K S4TISF4CTIOII! i ' 1 bhoii'lu Barlow A Goutyvar'* i ,of Virginia Among thora prominently | mcofionsd are Cotoool Robert E. With- ■ 1•r*. *x-Gov. Smith. A. H. IL Sioort, i R. M. T. Hunter. Judge Walu-r Staple* ■ and Grarg* Kemper. Mas. Anthowy * ptea of " bo offoare'’ did wot avail Th* Jmlge, and Jury ly! 1 bi* direction, found her gvllty of viola­ ting die etecUoa law* of Now York, I and aaatanrad bra to pay a fine of 9100 and crate Minify adding I " Thero i» Hon. John Printiss, the oldait prin­ ter and newspaper publuher in New England, and perhaps in the Unitea State*, diwl at Keene, N. H-. June Oth. in the 00th y*ar of hi* age. He cstablishad th* New Hamiwdi -e ffrafihrt m 1709, and conducted it for 19 year*. An official statement of the ar-nber of Grange* of the Patron* of Huabendry in th* country prcvu>u* to May 19tii, W7A show* th* following iu the State* /•kania*, 15; California, h; Georgia. 10; llHuoi*, 431 ; Indiana, 142; lown, LM7; Kanra*. 12H; Michigan, M; jCaaraota, 218: Mimiaaipre, 112; Mireouri,2A5 ; N.Lreaka, 190; Ohio, 47 : tfotUh OtosUM, 118; T*an**ra*, 13; Vermont 22; Wirem.ua 140— making an organisation, in tho United ixtv Yard wide Sheeting at Stripe Shirting . “ erg«n*ty uf law in motion and endeavor The proposal of l'rofo**or Wise to v3U*a the Attenttein a Bollooa,revivcs the ladg-moated qua*lion of the pncticabi'' iy of A»rial navigation. A sudden fit of i, the put of tho Boston City BACON & KARRS’ ... ,O.T.--,. Hasn. n-u 19th Wii* mt, isauuira*. places were acceptably filled. There­ rendered a written verdict, th > most' fore the thing was all one aided ami , If they fan. he ptojXNe* to mov* 10 mik* beatiful sp-rimen of phonographic I T.k Wo think, ala.*, that no ono can have out of town on to a farm his wife owns. spelling ywi seen. It was, “ Kno co* ' of axcion." -to regarded our relation* with Mexico care­ Mrs. Quincy Shaw, daughlcr ol Prot ~ ..stiioit fully of late, without having com* to Agastix, ha* contributed qao hundred1 ,, th* conduaon that it i* a design char- eotemn against this rreult. But the thousand dollrm to tho Muse- > of 'll BOAT AND LUNG IN-STITLTI^ ulmd by many, certainly on ovr aide of S2.000 member* whose officer* bold in Comparaiire Ecology, iu which her r‘‘I Jj-*”'!."* tth* border, aad propably oa the Mex­ trust a cash ream e of over ttK',000,900 sun is tho completion at the Borton, father is -> dreply interrated. y<i , MACOTIB att. ican, to »tir up strife with a view to would ear* very little about it- Apro­ Concord & Montreal Road to tho Twiu N*W* has just baemwrived of an It rstl i-.rses.Hy far .. siobIbsusb. make wnr, that another acquisition of pos ot this, English i* still in jail tho M-junlaiu House, onlv elevon mile* from •nrthqmska wFcb visitel Valparaire ' . ........ ■* *"*“ Inst. Several naonle pcotrle w wore ____ »■ Mure* wuxura, .-■>. rropv. the 16th Inst. Several the bare of Mount Waahingtou. Thia bail though reduced from 120,QUO to U?_________ . ,™to._ •••i;DiaNFEcis.n:BTriES, 'SOOTHES _________ Theta ia mach talk about th* prewnt 12.000, not boiug forthcom:ng. ia, iu-lrad, a valuable addition to the K kilted, a l_. ANU 1UUL.1 R., facilities in the] While Mountain many bu-ldings sotiouxly injure). meonveafaet frontier fine, aad about A Boston (taper aaaerte that Region, aud wo trust thi* delightful Ot riot province* which now )>• in negvic. on of com try may not bo overlooked fact just on the other ado. Tho object of all thi* m txanepanmt enough: If ih*i great and grand river, th* Rio Grande, does'not form a distinct and well-defined bewndary line, i* it poadblc to trace dm, or in any ovont could a better uu* be traced amm the plain* or Sophomore class** of (Mumbia Colle •xcluakm of <<Jore<i children from the public *chixAsthrough the forests of Cuhahuiliu or is concluded. The examination of tho AdrtahNuevo Leon 7 Or, who con tall. If the Janson for prise* wi11 take place <o> Tho Judge* of the Su|irmo Court of Tueoday, Wodaraday and Thursdaypolicy of farcing that boundary South­ Illinois on Wednesday elactud Judge Minitary Display. Sidney IL B:*cc* Chief Jaaticc. Judge ward. ia one* ontered upon, wbor* it next, and rm Friday tho examination A Generqu* chap put two <50 bill* will .top? And wo te-bevo it i* well far admission will bo opened. on the colleciiosi plate of a Elint church Court, having held his roat over quarter The Foraaaic speMhra of Dai id Paul n-centlr, and th* chnrch folk* ora loth- of a rontury. that our people should took this ques­ tion squarely in th* fora ju*t now. Our Brown, of old ono of the loading light* cring their head* to know who he ia. The Jury atgAlfrvd. Me., bos found /res mrekaoe t», that nin*-tentbs of lite of the Phitoddphia Bar, hav* been ed- ’ I. B. Proctor of St Joseph, recently Wegner guilty of mr-der in th* Hist Kteo»< >11*. Mraa* to ;>«cple of thaw Vailed Statu* want no itod by hi* sou, Robert E. Brown, and convicted in ihe Cirosut Court of Borri«m degree. 11 is cou n*4 will filo exception* county, lor fotginfi * do*L has bwn *en- to bo argued b*for€ the law term of tho further oxMaioa of oar territory South- will be published by subscription. court next mouth, and hi* soajenco iu Mr. Hepworth Dixon will Irav* ward, and toast of al! at th* expense of shortly for the United State* to deliver a war with the Republic of Mexico. A g’rt of twelv* year* and n boy of Th* vast area of T.xa* will tako all a ctrnrra of IcctnriM upon the Spanish fourteen ore about to be man led in (telveston. Texa*. Th* bridegroom th* immigvottoa that m-Wtely «DuJ Ropublrr and tho noir German Ew­ mu»t go to scluxil ono year yet and thv that way fot half a rantnry without bobride three years, under the compulsory Olive Logan’• Summer Nonunion will comiag as denrely populated a* i*Ma*education law of that Stele. sachuactt* or New York to-day. It, be isaued by Adam Victor A Co, in thsrefure., Income* all thoughtful , ciu- July. “ They Met by Chance" m the, chieveu* plotter* (along eur Southern' border, abrtted, u they undoubtedly' are, by 'iAetnTng poHtirian* Mattered all about the country- We believe that notate* wrong waa intended by fl rami lf,e Guar* ratcc of its Superiority over all athtr sMt ius machine IB 1-eiHd th' simple in ftoi- NEW WAREHOUSE, Adjoining C. F. Dwight A Co.1* Foundcry. Will not ba Undersold. JOSEPH PFLUG Get the Bes> ! DR. CROOK’S WISE OF TAB! ernmeut* far the last th-ra year*: Yrar. UaiWStttea. Great Btetota. iw nuMm. UGH 12AMS.M3 -—"" ALL WDBK PHOTOGRAPHIC, row 1 partmant till six month* after Mr. MoaSo'<manguralKm. H* waa Mini*t*r to I Eag&nd when appointed. Mr. Madi­ son and S*warl are tb* only fuU-terwmd S«re» HA0U3MA CLOUt+H —- ; MUCH GEORGE W( �TH* Kerdauc^ BmUis*, PohM R»»ort. •u fined 85.W. LITERART NOTIONS. and Michigan T*ach*r*’ Assacla- Agriiraliural Society Notice. ULOTH ING. Tho following is the programme of tho joint meeting of tho Ohio and Michlighlful reading for both young and old. Three new serial stories, Money-Maker ; at Put-in-Bay. July 2d aad 3d, 1878; This number, which commence* The caeo o! (ha Tsopte vv Alcoa, vor Optic, Seton Daughters, by Amanda M. Douglas, and A Stout Heart; or jah Kellogg, are begun, are all illuatra* COL'NTF OFFICER*. Th* case of the City of Hastings vs. Jamas Clr-ke and Loronxo D. Gardner, tioua, Tho Puxxling Sum; Summer Showers; The Fairy of the Woods, and The Morning Light is Breaking. Pub­ feadaata, uatd July 9th, 1873, at 1 P. lished by Loe A Shepard, 149 Washing- •cutive Committee and others of tho Barry County Agrieultrral Society, at th o Co. Clark's office on Saturday, Juno 28th inst, at 10 o'clock A. M., fur tho purpose ol establishing a list of promiFoxsroox.—1. Inaugural Address, uni aud fixing upon a time fur holding U. T. Curran, Sandusky, Ohio, Praridsut Ohio tkate Teachsrs* Atoxiation. 2, "Methods of Instruction in Natu - for other business. T. ALTOFT, H. Tenable, Cincinnati, O. ' President. Discussion opened by C. L J. M. Nrvixs, SccreUry. Cleveland 0. June 17th, 1873. juno!8t2 3. MiscalUncous businoa*. Frmaovm.—1. Address b,-------GaoCTOUZ* cheaper than ev»r at dent J. B. Angell, University of |MkhI- Bxrrn, Maxan A Pubtox**. gan, on “The Philosophic Study of Lit- ■■I struxuoii. Michigan •2. "Drawing from Natural Objects in Public Schuola” Arthur Foringer, it. to this country about forty years af­ Cincinnati, O. the Reform School at Lansing. ter the close of tho Revolutionary war. rvvx 12t«. Ho stood pcrliaps next to Washington The ease of tho People v*. Olivor silluu, Ohio. Woodruif, for assault am! battery, was called and adjourned until Juno Iflth, Thus Motcnta—TIiot 80 day bill. CLOTHING. । 742252 Out Number is ■m 36 Canal Street. We have no BR.l.VCH STORES so don’t make a Mistake. SUMIkfJSR. CASSIMERE SUITS. $1510125. The "Galaxy" for July will contain Th. case of tho People vs. Hiram CLOTHING. SIMMER HUMMER CASSIMERE SUITS, $10 to $15. CASSIMERE SUITS, .SW5E2 I 3 8 a lUptUlr, Pjtwpala. IsdlfSeUMi, HaMu Mil IMiliir. In itotr vsr- of c«»r most dialing oishod men ancom- Albany, which occupied about a week. Wm. Burgher, was withdrawn by City Attorney. P*r Yoca RaiLkoae Boms.—Anoth­ er decision in the United States, Circuit u. muw . •». ' 2. ‘Th* Common Schools, Histori­ cally." Prof. Putnam, State Normal this article ia a vivid description of five fully illus- sted papers; tho first, J. BOSIKT*. F.M. CMUICHES. ing upon tho if Muaicipali, tie* in thia State to pay ttoir Railroad way* of seamen and landsharks, and the efforts made at tho present time to. help Bonds, to which wo ask tbo attention of the authoritiea of tho Townahipe in this pation of th* Litter; National Stan­ I county that still hare outstanding, past dards and Emblems i* a sketch u: var- SStlfS-ii-jws FURNITURE $3ftOO worth of Furni­ ttituto a I’rop]iar ture.Will be sold at cost at Hessmer. Heath. <f- Co.’s store —„ and 1‘ractico for Teachers." W. Mitchell, of Worthing­ for the next GO days. To ton Nonna! School, Ohio. make room for an entire new \stock of Furniture. Be will tion for sell our whole stock at cdst for the High School." >. Stung, cash. This is no humbug. Grand Rapids, Mwl Come and see for yourself. BESSMER, HEATH & CO. Hastings, June face a'mila nu tographa baan any fraud or irregularity. MU. WILLIAM*. Snik*. IIASTINGN LODGE. NO.5M,wert»«r^ SPECIAL NOTICE. WHITE 4fD SUITS, snow Linan Suits t!2 to 140 “MT-nET GOOD COlTO/UDS SUITS, 95 and £ t= x Emilio Caatelar South series uf magnificently illustrated article* bef/.na tn & rihur't for July- In the first paper entitled The New Route to tho Gulf. Mr. Edward King gives us Dwight A Burrell. Our people should carefully examine home invention*, and rapidly modernising if they are as good as thoee of foreign country. An entertaining illustrated manularturv, purchase those made at pa[>er on Low Life in Berlin follows this. 1 home. One of the must interearing magazine CHILDRENS’ SUITS, BOYS’ SUITS Al.l. MINIM, 14 to 815. YOUTHS' The Babcock Hook and Ladder Track can Ik> obtained. Don't be deceived by any imitatioa of the above seals, but buy Thompaon’* Patent Spiral Spring Scat. | fur saw only by A. J. SponnbV<Uf publican Movement in Europe, treating of the Geimxnic races. Colonel Kuox writes concetuing tho Russian policy in Hessmer{ Heath Co., are Advertising their whole stock ot Furniture at cost, they mean Just what they say.(Jive them a call. Ish, situated on sec km including one ot Bayrrd Taylor' Up of Hastings, was to­ provisations ; tho Old Stager's reminisby fire. Loss something oontinued;and there aro two short stories. •North America" of The editorial departments oru filled. r ALMKR ENCAMPMENT, NO. 4» | Philadelphia, for 31,900. Tho origin Harper A Brothers, publishers. LOCALS BLJ^CK 2. ‘-Uniform Course of Instruction for High SchooM" E. H. Cook, Col­ rondorod eatico; Sicily and the Sicilians ia an en­ umbus. 0. Kaisuminuig or Graining, ever dime in . tertaining sketch of travel; General this city, call on John Michanl. Ho is cuit Court, compelling that cit just the man who can suit you. hall, Columbus, O. interest upon 883,1)00 coupon tho General's aid-de-camp. Colonel J. 0. sued aa subeariptioTi to ilm shx Grand Rapid* A Indiana Railroad. Tho the public, and to the fanners in Court bold that where bonds l>oar upon ie* describing the General*, recent tour Bay will carry tradton to this moc-tinig ular that ho at half rate.. Board will be furnished for tho oeleb ludependenco it a historical sketch by II tXTINGS LOD41E. NO. U. F. A J “ ‘ mmwssUmImmm WwJ.Mtiy .vs wr.r. U>« w niLP FLOWER LO1MJE. NO. 44. .MC..WT W.C.T. fSRsu c. trruxKX. h. a FINE Prof. E. Olney. Univorat Working Panto, Hickory Shirts, Cotton Socks, 75 eta to 42.00, 1 z of 1 ght extension ladder., s 1 an shall sell goods at torr. t call. Giro us Hamilton's Bucbu and Dsnd.lion is if taking tho place of all other diuretic remedies. Tho intrinsic merit of the | t _wolf is howling, v The yet preparation has gained fur it a derr.d i Bessmerf Heath Co., keep reputation as th* best rem.iy for all dis-1 right on selling Furniture eased condition of the kidney, and liv.r1 cheaper than ever. Call ,on •vor preoonted to the public- Any pby-, them before purchasing. Gif defence of Lincoln from tho attacks of . ... .■ r i Li > Tux liaxst Cnicioo jestuxs i* noiam Un. preparsuun form , valu.bl. el- iog immense bu.'certain late biographer*. Another UOtetarative and blood purifier, removing I n„, oa by Jim Sutton, out all bills duo us for legal or other Newell's singular autobiographic paper, through the healthy action of the kid- ' Jim is ou Jc-'tnreon Street, and does i ev> huiintu than ony other institution brother, haa been employed to entitled Rccollect:ons of a Restored i of tho kind in Hasting* His sforv is always full, pricve low for cmo or ready ; [iav, and would like to have tbo public 1 tinuatton of Arthur Bonnicastle (in shall settle all advertising so i call on him liefore they »f«<uidrr their . which chronicled the death of Old Although we find the fallowing in a j money at tho higher priced groceries. • Jenks), siotlu* by Adeline Trafluu and Magnetic Oint- I Grot eric* of every description both light | reliable exchange, wo cannot vouch for Miss Osgood ; a remarkable paper by merit in this dangerous disease are truly | *"1. that short accounts make long friends >.... h~: --------- — — walked 200 mites in one day, chopped Donald, G. P. Lithrop, *B. F. Taylor, snatched from the grave by tho use of longer than three months—in justice to this ointment, whan every other means ] Hark! do you hear this Mia Arinan, an'others. In Topic, of bad failed. Wo hare many rases re-1 howling ? Yes ; but what is potatoes, aud than danced all night the Time Dr. Holland diacasse* Amcri{■orted to us corroborating this Mate- j it ? Why, BeSSincr, HtUlth j moot. It is wpiolly sffocure in luflam-i <f- Co., are selling SO much \ and Summer Play. In The Old Cabinet mation of aay uf tlio Pelvic or abdomi- Furniture, and SO much ■ ' cheaper than any other ■J**rU,“ Now York Lila Insurance Company, is Twilight, Within aad Without, Ideal blight showers. house, in this city that . it1 noys, Ovaries, Womb, aud Bladder. and Real, Bong of a Heathen—sojuraeven makes the wolf howl. Clf I ing in Galiloc, a. P- 32. Tbo Book Re-: I <v>rr**l ■* sfM.nl M th* S«I I. ,T.H H- TsoUhi Inuuu. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE The Great One Price Store, 36 Canal Street, GR-AJSTZD RAPIDS, MICH wo shall make SPECIAL NOTICE Cetftaw Lininrai. merits of that Company. readable, and tho other dopartun-nis Bret Hastings P. O. Juno 24th 1873. 9CROFULA, SrFHiua in iUtariotu RHH17IUTISM. WHITEBWEJti Him, GOUT. GOITRE, BRONCHITIS,9'NERV­ OUS DEBILITY, INCIP­ IENT CONSUHfTlOIT, Lillia Morford, k’’-. Springs 'no, Sam- Direct yoi letters to numlxrr <>! P. O. .rally appreciated, the jobbing depart- rhich wo thank our friends. A close call Henry. existenco, usd, though numbering only A good single Buggy for mln, on easy terra*. 4tf J. M. NtviXs. Water Dime Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, recuivsd a fine lot of house ptauU. which he is sailing very chcojx at the City Din ing Rooms, Stale Street. A. J. I'Cttor, of Rutland has fur sain a kiln of limo, just burned, frwh nnd nice. 3tf KrM ' ‘pii-ls B. F. STEINHOF F Medicinal Poisons on the wane. Diaries! Diaries f A comideto aesortmont of £ 1873 at tho City New* Depot. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST I and Books fur tho Books girls, at IlKMOVKD.- Be cautious, LU/KBEIf fUiyilSIfEO If Ojlf 104» LOTS. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Oom. Heal ll^ts JHticej. Haem. Stall * Prickett, blacksmiths. ns Sall a nil 11 iff cal am Un ffl Bixri to Ik Mt 10 Barrel loin ntid more sold to dealers at a very small ad> rance above Car-load Rates. Say man ; are you hungy ? Woman Patent Office to Michigan Inventors, fur to you fidnt for want of food 1 Child the wook ending Juno 3, 1873, end each bearing that date. Furnished thi* paper by Cox A Cox, Solicitors of Pat­ North Side State Street, where you will ents, Washington, D. C. find everything in tho lino of ratable*, Burial Chakat—-Hoooa H- uker, and only 25 cent* par moo!. tfitf Myruu F. Carder, Kalam—oo. Butter Worker—Wa_ on N. Golden, Gold Pens I Gold Pens 1 Coldwater. oom and beauty will compare favorably Johnson A Co'a celebrated Gold 1’cns, with the bast specimens of modem printing. Indeed, it b rems-kaU* that City Nows Depot, 1*. O. building. . - —— — Minn, thmr own tvnM. of this Keep a large supply of Salt for sale at Lowest market rates, in their Brick Warehouse. • offikn Blood.' Cold In order Ico Croom, and In tximunade. I.in out sv Mist1--—The tetter from Aaayrisu ^Nearly cumpfoted—our nes^ Union School Huuse. 'Continually playing—Root Boer, and SALT BARLOW & GOODYEAR rcdticed. Ilwill podlively care sjsSu. <•>,. ti.unoy, Rosadalss SALT to the National 'Hotel Barn on Pinto Sinntal ait iKinital DENTIST bridal tour to California, returned ataatly on hand at the City Nows Depot. Ln Ion Block, over Borton Cash Store. DENTISTR r. J. Cole & Son, GROCERS. an any other will bo but What the price roelixsd some tlGD.OOU worth of choice goods. Meat Market, Street FARM FOR BALE MR TO RENT. £ We will Sall CHEAP Mr trhkiltk imtUitt Btta uniuifa, oii^dn TWWWsrocco nra ide,’ liOfeU It at Piiik ■ itt Irtt ue a hub Everybody Should try them tfore Furcharing ^sewher AMIOUlATIOX, »■> Shingles, Lsth, Ac. American Organ POULTBY WOULD THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON, AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. May 15, It �MORTGAGE bale. The Gardenia June ^gritulfnral anb ^onuetir. ' .-----------— This mon aiCHiua cuirau r. il Grand River Valley Divisin CHANCERY ORDER. m 'imm Skat work w,sharfs Pine Trm ulautod livingstone .sac ’a- sasses ' . of sx, i.w.ni.Acxiciuc,? i ten lion so aa to fumisli their families with n supply of good vegetable, we j shall think that our efforts have not been in min. The gar.leu will require I considerable attention alt through thi. | month ; neglect now carmttf be remedied . I by any sulurquent attention’fraus■ planting will of course bo uttv'.ded to. \ AiMuiuri -Stop cutting eoo:i after | the middle of tho month, when green I into tho surfneo lightly. | Bxix».—I'i.nt dwarf, for a sue. >•*I siou. Small I.imas, if planted tho fit.t | of the month iu rich, warm soil, may du । well, lurui.hing a lata crop. j Hun.—Tho late crop should be ' ti-sl by the middle of the month. ‘ ' BmcucaaiB. an Ktsraxanix, ; up tho now growth to «ta’ ! and keep down s«pcrflu< ' ...I. ..nil. ,k.« * , may be eown fora lain crop, 'rratj.' plant from the vwd-t>KL Look out fur, j and destroy th.' cut ‘worm. Salt eunu.-, times keo|ai them off, a Jiido &attnn.l around each plant. lx>ok out for tho new eabbagu bMtorfly, a white on- with a dark spot on tbn wings,—catch and 1 destroy thorn ; they may- begin to fly the I lint <4 the month. IL-o often and for . ward the early aorta with liquid tnnnur.-, CxanoTs.—Itou early, and kouj, tbo [ it art of wvc.’t. Thin to live or six ’ inches npurt. Half tho labor of culture I .»> B*n Ml. xmbm-a ie saved by k.yi,|ig ahead of the weeds. Crurtr —JJWte trouclms ouefoot wide and deep, four fuel aparl, and pul in four to six inches of well rutted manure in the bottom ; cover with three or four | inches of soil and mix thoroughly with , apods, working into tba . under soil 1 Trnniplant into tbo.trvncbci when (In Wool and the PncrsI VUn,a *!,n‘n “ suitable ri.rn, ono f ». _r__ . apart; if the weather is hot,’ shad? fo Tho wool clip of 1873 has begun io “ D”r days. show itaalf at tho several iutaribr warCsrwcrM oa I'nrMxs.—Tran-plm: kots during tho part ton days. Tllo squarh and sweet mountain variolic clipping season Las been opoacl, but is I into hills, enrich with hen manure, . igt nut os yet very general. Next wok, te, n inches apart. ICch, warm wwil, with thia fine dry weather, it is probablo 1x^*1 for >>epp*r» tlrat a largo number of tho floeks of tllo CcNaaxra.—Hoc and cultivate t Htafa will bo shewn. It will bo seen by bushes well, giving them same fortiix ',1* iT NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY ■taSrJMuls* tin aXDTW. t-OMM HOXS TO 25r»3»» TBE FARM. tabundance tbro-rgh the eeakin *s&£ Mftsawhse T. J.S Maaws., PROBATE OR»«H- DODD'S ' NERVINE ’ DOES ’LL »r tMtsi ZSESajSSd COMMBMIONERN- NUTICt- ilistte Nev piM Family Msdsme *-5Wirw. owwaW. wESSfaSSSS •*“ .iirZJir a. '• nuM'i-n-— MORTGAGE MALE PROBATE ORDER. «>•'“ hLV-T^ITWrwiu" "jt-i I In t. The Babcock rasMr.T.ffltfS ’XirsmiS,ni’fc?s 5,‘trsr sratfsat The hue Tree Tar Coriial, MichiganJ^nra1 R. R. PRORATE ORDER Great American Dyspepsia Pills, Dr. WELL’S Eitrael sf Jmteta .TKJ’ OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. OMU. MMM .Vro«*t\^‘'viTI*TKI>*ilL<MHi. T«”AWm WORM SUGAR DROPS :U- HENRY R. WISH ART. |M11U e; u glue; uuuiy vi hww wmj- --- . 7, . 1...... . ------' I , lag statioux, that thr* market price. Imvu I sprinkle I lie leaves, under ns well upened nt 35 to 42 cents, and wo nCjk (Aspper ndb, with powdered hoi pose that 45 cento may ba quoted as tbo pulling off tho leaves with eg highiwt price that at present will bn and burning, time and trouble am offered foe the Iwst clips in the best con- U'° >VK’ “re moat frequently loi-l ditkiu. Thera nro of course many or- , lower leaves. dura for wool, Litt they nro generally bi 1 CcctnUKSs.—Early started cmth* hand, of men who will quietly take ; attention or thn strqwd bug will destroy all tho wool uffervd at tho ruling’ rates : thorn. MUinet romvd frames plrned which now govern tho market. Thcro ‘ “vor tbo jdants will oxelude tho bugv­ ia at present no show for speculation in ; Rapid growth ia most effectual on any wool, honco prices are likely w mv Ik- steady ■--I uxteuded acai*. n voh uvuvo privrw.tuo , - - .uateeumi, ,. during the -urniner and pretty modi । and at theclowcf the incnth for pick, ‘ until tbo u w1--•— to •"‘.«iaqm»ojPBtiKplanly —"•*» I 1’at m idnnlv of of aood. sued. uwu, -r Ito wittier waEoa Turr.—A light, rreh toil:about their st .on. Th* stock of foreign wool on hand needed for these plants, with fraqu-tn at ll»o *Mt is Urge and continue, to bo , applications of liquid manuro. Set tho held withgM tnnness, altlwugh it i» plant, two and one-half feet apart, ur adtnitteffuikHiie stock of dcmeitic I- ' thrw and one half fuel mw quite light. In fact tho buyers of wool H-xcni.-rTbey will cotue out in gr. at bavo found vrmugh in the hand, of thoac number, now, and must be looked alter holder, who kept their wool over .into' or wo shall get but a small portion ot last munmar to meet their requirement. « hat wu ought to •kp^'t TrnI’ moth*" and ®e cotatant nn.T steady nn.wera |o ' eggs, trad ktl! the larrm PROBATE ORDER ,s®s?........ A" OF CWJ/JCC. Ml letters must be .iitdre GIVEN AWAY. rniuii>t:u'niA. I NDERGKOUND .. LIFE l)je j uiul say Hint I get lully mfirf tra3c. At new xora wo noun, sales of ] <*>'• '}•••. eowing. tSnsplahtinMichigan aud I’cnavltania wools at di* quality which last* lid cucum to 50 .eat. Wd tome tots of X Mkhitpm ■ <«*• , at 471-f centa. Walter Brow. A Huas °««* —Weed, W and tl. aliMrvo that tho vorv'Hmited supply Of , “r t“w" mchc« npart ;»alt aud demestic 1mm give holders an advM- P**l tu keep tho grubs away, ‘age tail of whtoh tli»y make no use. 1‘xa.xtr*.—As aovii iu tiro | It will bo won that between tho price, i“ ,,0*U ?f ’^7”r fuur iMho.. thin of the old wool. «ild in New York arid ' '« f«« “> «« Julies -. hoe «m. k.-oj tho pricM paid ju»l now in Michigan ' Ioan of woedr . -. > lb.,. I,. l» O 12. ‘ “'t”".V"’ I1'"'"' BELOW THE PROHATE ORDER. SUBFACE I vr-ML <• IX. < I In । 1H- ISge. Octavo. 180 Fin* Engravings. PRISE 100,000 00 ..Uh. in SFYorfr u « Mi»»u: In I Iknlon «Hfl I. M in 1‘hiiO.I-1 a* »•? Wl«x. A V»»UO »»?. hi. «i « U h0 ; .hit.' <h> mho •“"? '? . ....... .. >» d,T“ ,.U j. -...el «t Ih. t«-k—1 I Snt..«» -h .. nno™ bo. »|O . Li,™J™» «w<, <.innlioh.ll 14—1 '• F“‘ I" «»« •>“( — tale,«■» Xeinn.hMl..n John, Ih. ««h MU with .««»»} ~».J. in ■>» h.U-| —... , m,nn AGENTS WANTED inrw'MM'srx-sasi'Ssfft, D. SINE’S T.ANTATIQN iUmO.O— .0 ..-I. «?.h . H “ «4> •' I’ ’">■ J'"1' n.1,. Tl>.M,»8i. ».i»™l ih.i .. jnnne Uni un.kr to I,.,-. .01—J» fl... win. —I. h>»or. | 'UWS* U to ihn— .llliiol Wne to•» ?■* — >- i»»M - rasreaui—x->-—••*• TO HE insTIUHVTBp IN Chirac*, III. • (Gcift -JSntehprise. SJITTER while they cut down tno numoora or ------------ — ; their flocks- Tburo la no movement iu The frail orchard of Jiov- John Sail-1 colonial wool* abroad that looks Jii, or of Allegan, wa» gitdlod laat week; "■• ~ ippoaod by liquor L-inatica, a< Mr. I nW ls.&Prohibitionist. I DIV. A. THASE B To t« Drawn Friday. Ju', t'h, -1 ■ • t: : mu: nm.e Magnetic Ointment" Gie Grat Coital Fite, $10,000 it. Gcal One Prize $5,000 in Silver Detroit Ir.asui£ & Laie Ton I nsea $100 ; ( Two Fswltr Cxrn.zr. >ad UiuW B*rwa Kilver-MeunUd flu condition of tho wool tnuto was novar Ur E Wolfondon haa resigned a* ■y» ■*■“»* tUlL,>t -lh? l Secretarr of tho State Poultry A^a- S;i[K^n%'n.’*» foreign wool market, lor pneve ■F’lJl higher in Liverpool and London than 1 " ________________ they are in Ba»tmr«r|<r'’ Y«k.*^fter * -~y—-jn; tU exjHmaace ofShepaid rear tW is VEIT .IDTERTTSEMEXTS. strsiBi.” Whole number of gift*. 10,W Tickvtn limited to 50,000. EKE? iVtuao'. W. IlliOUI Peninsular actual con.umption, but at tho i«n« ------ ------------------ ----------------------------- -------- nr A nRANTED.TU Ani uiM Railway. Lvnly-a's TicUU Ayer’s Ague Cure, ‘iJtSWSu.. U |». SINE, !Ui either “imkrcir' >• I***; CHXXCXRV UIX MICH tUXJT. I. issClrraf:. MORTGAGE SALK. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, lost flva cants j-ar pound during MUirMksMraaaM . ?sr-Xb.'=i-i.uo:wirja uu.ru ~ Wuvl kxs ThnwlU 1. ' 484832325348534823 X «Tt£E*‘ l..». A i~ . I HOJIATE ORDER srtrarttswjatt-y=£ jfS ATHAIRON ££ K Only 50 Cents psr Bottfe.. gnuTffwr..' x.llSW. srus-itc CZJTT5EZ SKisatirJK.t: Tlf IEWrFAMTIJMVBWMM.4 .ucsst J.. , yA .<>-1 U , wto., _ta . .ITT.I ,o°" tt«L UJUIMBE. ««■JI STS.'! W^wIW.XWOXIXXU 801. • Wcsa’t Giry h Her Hair. — LYO QMAWDTSDSM RAILWAY. MAY7iwy» � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-07-02.pdf 326caf066557b2b5256b10bbec82be0b PDF Text Text The RyrJ»‘-'cA!' T^b iutzs VOL XVIII. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1873. hiesioiwl ajid 6b;l|ies Carfc. SULKY CULTIVATOB! THE OLIVER CHILLED PLOW !| With s full lino of extras on hand. STUDEBAKER WAGON f Tlie only Wagon with tho 8lo;x> Shouldered Sj.Ao. I HARNESS, oh hand, and made to Order. TIN. COPTER, uJ . SHEET IRONWARE Manufactured to Ordei Ionia county takes 40 ; Jackson county takes 45 Lenawee county takes 50. Orders already received from over 30 t every mail. REAPERS and MOWERS, GRALK, CULTIVATORS^ SULKY RAKES, <Jr. 1000 will not supply, the demand. FARMERS COMBINED CORN AND SUMMER FALLOW SULKY CULTIVATOR jjiso oifY goons i/i c/iDif r^rr COME AND GET ONE ON TRIAL I Dujrs Btoct HaW Jue It, 1872. DENTIST fahille, ■ jjodrj. Mkbiia. Pure Wines and Honors! What is it ? Yre, My “Trip Hammer,” with which I snake Iron# for BUGGIEM. J. P. ROBERTS & CO. DRUGS Medicines Michigan jExchange. steamers began to plr, the priro asked for a Wit-claw boat was from W4W to •GOO a month for throo or four months ; while now the voyage—58.r> miles—from Cairo to Philos, a tew miles above the first cataract, and back again, can be made by the panoongsc steamers oa the Nite Itelnngiag to the Khodiru admtantratjou at a east of t220, including steamer, living, guides and all other Let us not fear that the iaauaa of nat­ ural science shall lx> skepticlain ur onar•iby. Through all God's wurks there runs a ta-autiful harmony. Tbe re­ motest truth ia hia unmtss it baked to that which lisa nearest the Throne.— PAINTS & OILS And two Seated Farmers’ Buggies at Tho tend of the Khedive is likely, soon to rival in groatnoM the ancient kingdom of tho Pharaohs and tho Ptolemies. Modern Egypt cannot, it io true, compare with anaont Egypt ia the number of ita iahabilants, for Diodorus tells us that tho tetter contained 80,000 towns and villagee, while Herodotito Ono perauc oats euonssoaaly of rich ■ays that in tho reign of Amaris there food till hit stomach and Ever refuse to wore in Egypt 20,W0 citits. What ouo- Sceptics oar that if they could only eee budge; then bo cries out, ‘Oh, doctor, rosaive sovereigns, however, from Beeoe- him take the first step ttiov could have what can I Ub f I must tab toi-.ia- tria to tho caliobs, foiled to offset, or ac­ folth in all the net. Bat it is tha first thing.' complished only in part, has boon com­ step that costs. They s-omble then. Too, many a moneyless man ia confi­ Another fills his system with tobacco pletely achieved under the rule of tho until his norm are ruined, and thro, khedire by tho opening of the Hues dent ho could pay fur a form, if he only trembling and full of horrors. bo ex- Canal, wh:te Alexandria and Cairo uro knew how to begin, yet sees all doors ot eleima, Oh, doctor, what ehall I take 1" Ust becoming vitios and palaces, and tho entrance to real estate ahut, aad without I write a prescription for him,—QtHihu wealth ot the country is every, day in­ even keyholes. To enaoaragoslich d»> .pairing tend lovers, lot mti ohair tit** rUrifas rt meHor. creasing. ‘Oh, doctor. I thought you would Western prejudice attributes tffo pres­ a ban! less boy now doing what they give ma something to taka.* ent igtxiraucu of the Mussulman popu­ might long ago have duew—s*e 8t Fiat taka hia tot atop I lation of Turkey to Islamism, and con­ cludes that tho religion of Mohammed । The 1,744th parrhaeer of land. Bum other dissipation*. Iwcomea pals, dye- is a bar to ell human progress. Any I .the Burlington A Miuoari Hisar Hail­ peptie, and wvotehiKi, and then fllos to one however, who viaxtod Egypt ten road Co., in Nebraska, was Victor Fitoer, the doctor and crus, *06. doctor, what yean ago, and could now toe tho vast 'on June 28, 1872. This pttroikaro was shall I take; what shall I take ?' pee acre, no part of tho improromoato that have been and aM J I CD acres a •Now, madam, yon ore distressed bo- •till bring made by the Khedire, would ' causo your lover has boon looking at at onoe have his prejudices very much , your •akin and bones.' interest, I&7.60 ha paid oa the modified, if not altogether removed.— year's : ■But, doctor, you are entirely—’ of puachaoe. Hu would sou tho harbor of Alexandria, day 1 •Oh, well, wo'il sy nothing about dio finoc^probably, in tho world, crow- . Victor Fitaor te a, boy of. sixteenhim, then. But tell mt, what time do dod with ths ahipping of all nationa, NVithia tbe tart two eeasDM1 he-has you go Io bod Y with a new breakwater and new duck. ' ■Generally about twelve o'clock? in course of completion. warehsMoes 1 hia first payment, but for - Uy-, ‘Yes, 1 thought so. Now if ^you will , filled wilh cotton, grain and other agri- oaly.foe ' a yoke of two-yvorridatari* "Mif go to bed every night 4br six moaihi at . culiural^producc ready for export, till- tag ' nine o'clock, without making any other waye in opontioc ot in course of oou- yoke, a year hence,-arBf - Oen-fin-'toMfo ■ change in your habits, you will gain ten j etructioa every where, in fact, tho sign. 1 pounds in weight, eao look fire yean of iamariug civilization and proeponty. ' younger. Your skin will become frosh, ■ He would eee Alexandria xteolf man sad your stdrits wilt improve wonder­ liku u European than an Easton city, : fully? with ita magnfibeut buildings and Its 1 *1'11 do it Though, of coaree, when “Fltoo ds. Consuls, - that exceed, ia ' I have company, and during the opera, eixe and beauty aay square to bo found ' I can’t do It? in Europe He would see tho laaj.irrigat- 1 It is rogutenty that doos tbe besioesr. od by the Nile's overflow or by moaua of ' To sit up till tn tire o’clock throe nights ntaehinery, everywhere teeming with . of tbe week, and than get to bed at nine rich erojsi of wheat, matec, bariev, Uaus ' o'clock fottr nights, one might think aed peas, cloisr a.d flax, ricei scgxr- 1 would do very well, and that at any cane, tobacco and cotton, roffoa, iudigo 1 rate it would be ’so for, so good? I and madder; the gardens producing 1 don't think thia every other night ear­ apricots in May ; peaches, plume, apples, ! ly, and every other night late, ia much peon and captain June-; grapes, figs 1 better than every night late. It is reg­ and prickly \Maa in July; pomnularity that is vital in tho case. Evon granatM, teruonTaad datus in August; 1 sitting up one night ia a week deranges tlu> nervous system for tho whole wook. 1 have soraotimM thought that tbeoo people who sit up till eleven or twelve o'clock every night get on quite as well u those who turn in early six nights, and then sit up caoo a week till mid­ night. Bagalarity in sleep is evwrv whit as important as regularity in food. I At length my patient exclaimed, ‘Doctor, 1 will go to b«d every night for six months before nine o'clock, if it is an enormous incroaao of wealth both kill* me, or rather, it breaks tbe hearts to tbs people and their ruler. of all my irieads." Tbe romance of travel in Egypt is She did it. Tweaty-oao pounds was fust disappearing. A now bridge has the gain ia five mouths. Her spirits been recenQr built by the Khedive over were happily enlivened, and aba spent the Nile, so that travelers can now go half her time in telling her friends of direct in carriages from their hotel to her delight with tho now babiu. She the pyramids without being obliged, as had no furthw cause to complain of akin formerly, to crow tho river in boats and and lionce, and had tho especial gratifi­ finish the oxcunion on caruola or don­ cation of np]>*ariug morn attractive in keys. Tho old “dahabeah,” or Nile frontiersmen aay, m foe thtrtoe^h aeetho eyes of her lover. He/ Uko a oeoei- boat, is giving way to tbe comparatively tiou of the sixth tosraahip. ol ths ■ fir at bl* man, when ho saw the good offocte luxurious Nite steamer, ar..l tho charms range west of tho sixth principal merid­ | ot the nino-o'clock-to-bed arrengecnont, of that dreamy Epicurean life, floating- ian (13 s, B t, 1 r, W.J Fit Ofioe, fiiti li> nrtily approved of 'it, and bocamo a up and down the great river, will soon testa, Nebraska. Shoe Viator's fill n tho Bl Jk.M. become a memory of tho put No more eucampraonta bem-sth tbe myriad stars Brilroad Company have inado. their and tho wondrous sky of an Egyptian terms atiU ram gaMroaa. They naw require DO payment except eix per COOL night amidst tbs labyrinth of pillars, obelisks and fallen temples of Luxor or interest till the end Of four yiM'f riRer Karnak. Instead of. m heretofore, purchase. Only at the begfaningof the fifth year is one-Mventh of the princi­ passing the night on tend under a tout, tho traveler now steeps in bis comfcrt- pal pa yabte, and tho same proportion each year thereafter Thia arrangosteamer, and dooe Use Nile in three ment makes tho shoe oasf, just where ft weeks, instead of three months, as in hu oStenost booa found to piaeh, and thopalmy days of the dababeelis. Dur­ douWoo tho ease with which a foamer ing the winter of 1871, before the can make a form by ita jwodueo joy for Tho pleasures of the world ore de­ ceitful ; they promise more tnaa they give. They trouble us in seeking them, they do not satisfy us when pna-<-ssing them, and they make us despair in los­ ing them.—Iftsd. dr Z*reJwt Tho best manner of avenging our­ selves is by not resembling him who bus injured us; and it is hardly possible fur one man to be more unlike another than h« that forbears to avenge himself wrong it to hint that did tho wrong.— Tbb Valuable “Macnnnt" I have long felt the need of. Il to one of the groal mean* whleh enable* me to sell Buggies eo LOW aa to DEFY COMPETITION. NO. 10. Oh, that is dreadful I thought it was something I could tab.' •It is. You must take your bed every night before the clock strikes nine.* 'No; but what I thought wee that you could giro sue something in a LotUn to taka.' •Of course I know very well what you thought. That’s the way with all Don’t Ihil to sec tin __ Wbon a man's grief is st tbe point ot uniting poems upon it, it may be loud, butitisaot severe. When a gsnttemaa ia cudgeling his brain to Ind any rhyme for sorrow beside •'borrow” or ** to-momw,” ha woes are nearer n end than ho thinks.—TAaaUrey. In tho bumblret condition n power goes forth from a devout «nd distntereslod spirit, calling forth ritently moral School Books J- Stationery IF YOU WANT PRESCnilTIONB AND FAMILY tiling a -- ■*“ Warrant- Good! gy, and they are: A Good AXLE, » greatest of aU to the WHEEL, « p..,.-.,, jwt together, there to no danger of ■ built, I.don’t remember of having a single foll- POEM FROM Al l MACHtlE i-u <O i one dreesyosrbste totkirare. Te HASTIRG8 IARBLE WORKS! Xiei Hew Took. Sees, yos’U M, Thsi to.l. »rU.le* of ike kla4, 11 is m >aeri&. eatsesses willow, nut a dwjia^UnsI**;. Uqsor, and ratentioca as glibly as eEildren protend to read norwry tales which they hare teamed by rote—Crfte Bvhifk. Many people Lurry through iif< fearful, as it would seem, of looking bock, round mid plump.',' •Would job bo willing to go to th* last Utoy •Lould l>e turned, Iten Lol*. wife, Into pillars of salt. Ates, lou ! if Cliff Springs in ArkousM ?' • ‘I would start to-morrow? . they did teuk Uck (her wbdlaeo Halo •But tho waters aierriy bad to drink,’ else than the btetVned and smoulderingrains of their rie<-e, tbs' smoking •I don't earn bow bad they are; I Bodom and Gomorrah of tho heart.—■J. C. ITan. . I aski-d you whether juu were will­ ing to go to the Arkansas springs to Im! the atreugth of your purpose. It is not necessary to leave your home. Nino thin people in ten can become reason­ ably plump without suuh a sacrifice.' •Why, doctor, I am delighted to bear it. but I suppose it ba lot of some awiul bitier stuff.’ *1 don't care; I would take it If It were ten times as bad. What is the ITALIAN .CHBOMOS ! »o women spend in making up mua* ot low grade for underclothing, re are so assay stitches in a shirt when it lasts ace year instead n! as lx should, there is just twice as h work done as need be. Bettor and their dominant ......... .. vry case has hia own,—tbea do justice to the one, and a illite more than roetice ro the other.—CbthtjMi. ' In middle hfo w« hesitate to rit in iudgemont upon any cm; we read slow­ ly and reverently the untarnlabod scrip­ turn of uaothes’s heart; bn: in youth If yoe sOoeM wanton snsy etore. aeOerosySkI te*skyWlilied , Te suit Ito Me eau yteeoe u>< bum. < na ttol art aadakto me de. If yeewfllesn.niOefcry««. Bjytwv or~^rzxTnnto. ( . j j 1 < i I i i i j He wboftare the eparrow will «Kd» >w millet i . The spoken word cannot again bo ^Ot^^hsartiafulL ^JUdo a Thriej mews iolriRsr than a dead �^hejtpubliran Jpniicr. New Advertisements. b« justly involved ia a lair and honest Tho Board of Health of St. Louis has ■ ' idontad measuM to put the city fa ihor- 000. jughly good sanitary condition. It cost 110.071.24 to run tho schools of Detroit <1 using tho month of liny. Gore, aor Bagley has purchased 15,. difficalt thing to bo accomplished in that the people irresj.ee ‘.ve of party will approve. Dot thia point one* dotennin- of appointmu' feteni'on and promotion. but if tho theory of diet-ibuticn is right, Tho force of procidont end custom will ultimately eeltie many o( those ] nuts THE There were 126 death* fa Boaton fast Bonds given by Flint City. A raft of 16,662,225 fe*t containing over 7,000 pcicos was rafted out of the pouod until (jetebor. Flint and Bad rivers on Ftiday. There have been thirteen caves of A dispatch from Lansing states that cholera nt Evansville, Indiana. the ima for receiving bFs for the Mack'naw and Mrrquctte land grant the original anti-slaver/ agitators, baa bam extended to July 1st c red in Brook). i on Tuesday. Lansing is discussing,the proposition of building five naw iron or wooden r‘ >g tbomeolvM to |«evwnt, i ’ poouble. bridges across Grand River at that place, to bo paid for by taxin,-; the city 810,In tho Ohio Constitutional Cocrcn- counUy, tho active Pxoaidsnt of two tho continent, a director in sevoral other other eute.jirisos. Thia compellod in whose developtr.snt fan was so con­ spicuous, and like them could not be ex­ hausted by any amount of 'ho most un­ amount of both mental and physical Clark did not fall and d'aappoar much their purposes, are usually fond of life SEXX7IIVG MAOISCIIW’E: JL Light and Heavy Groceries, TDimrilMBH TEA nnd COFFEE. Of wbici ho lias a VERY LARGE STOCK, and ho is determim-l to wfl.t lbt Call nnd see. ratee of its Saperiunty J. J. Sjmilt. • COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE. r all other Sen in* machine ■ ' Being t).’ n.r-: ■' ix>,vv.isferr visjfitY Sales of the H ‘heeler 4 JHlsonfor ihe past year is the Best Guar- ratehi DRUGS slruclion, and easily adapted to ■w-rr-nsTi^S A ~NTT3 LIQUORS, Fur Medical Purpose,. different kinds of work, running easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing machine, are qualities which recommend the 'Wheeler <fc Wilson (o/Ae public as Superior to any other sewing PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULCY 'COMPOUNDED. ' ’ Also a Fit'" Asaorttneht of sJehaT (TIROMOS. L1THOGJU1WC CARDS. REWARDMERIT, and everything you need in u machine in the maket. simpm j- nictf. Khould tho Ageol fall to call on you, he Invitee you to call at hie oflllre to the Hture or HICKK BRO.'K, HUto fclreet. Hasting*, Mich., and examine the WliftU'i & WI1M11 tx-fare purebaalng nfaewbera. A. I). COOK, Agent. BACON <fc KARRS' I Mill ItUT . IIKNIIY U. -AHXVM. nl Uunllu -4 > Id Ml^-n L Jsirat. PROmMATION! Newton and Congdon’s saw mill, near Burch's mill, eighteen milss north of Grand Rapids was entirely dostnrynl by tire on tho morning of Juno 27th, 53U,the Oregon border, Tho bods cover a WW feet of lumber and a largo amount the freedom of newspaper exchanges] largo territory, and are scattered all llio way fur about 500 mile*, from the vicin- | for •*,000. * ■» of tho loudest and moot persistent ad- ity ot Throe Toilers west to tho Pacific । shore. A litllo to the north of tho Mo-1 On Tuesday, tho 21th ult., tho tached to ■■ • known aa WrightIthctl lakes, with oth­ er tributaries of the Culrmbia i.vor, ' I Central Railway had a rare c xivTK iu titit thing* Tlicro is certainly reason in some flowing in sight end aomo utulur ; At Schenectady tho locomotivo had tak-, TQ fiTlPTI fl . tillSiti J. Itic, of । on a supply of water from tbe tank, but j Sr f b Uni thing Fiat editors and publishers should havo tho fra v -e of exrhnugns -cm oveiy liarl of tho eoun y for tho benefit of the public. Any law or on-! ac aont contrac ng thrir avopues of information st-’' os at the public welfare ty tho light of day. In tho event of a through tho ventilator, on tho roof. 2^ _ _ J 4-"Uo4, tho chances Many of tho ladioa rich and cortly j goiulOHS UdU-Q. UllHib odooo behg drosses were sroiled. -The conductor T ____ •■•w- •____ rn-f EfV tho rising afterwards went through too car and id in small i told tho la-"ea whoeo drewen had been . . n 1 small ’’a- damaged to make out their bill, and Hon. Benjani n Wnikor, member of tho ti,a company would pay every con*. | pregnable, and the Indiana can shoot Bo too dhfanre nore7so groat, travelGVQTy .. .. in want of it to meet my obli- hgd±oKirl fflHHMOmsME . I Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make j. Will GT1V6 ipl.DU, to Order. in furniture, tor RoontH and OfTieen to rents over my store.' . R. MUDGE. 0^011 aUO. dollar that may happen tO 001316 RUSSELL & NEVINS] 4932 •< jjj^o my posession for the next . I At Hastings. NTN’TY DAYS FINE NEW STOCK OF as I am anxious DRY GOODS, My MACHINERY nssttw.MuH.isX First-Class Instruments. m: Lire as long as you may. too first >urfifeT—&tMt. Man carries hi. wr i RATKA snow ■ ^OV' fhou-aa Wright, of Fontonvi'lv • joint-1 Supoiintondent of werk for too Anter: -— -------—----------- — lower can Sunday School Ur:on in tho Stat<- , of Bourbon I shall that immacul-.te body pontons indicate that after the great I has arranged to keep’a Depos-turr of undere'ood by th* youngest student of be profaned by the presence fa it of a ■u-. L»1 «xj«l .rJ !«•. ..u. s.»l.rBrh«JB«k;„4 I'-I-,.. s:.tphysiology, and toewa. ‘ngs which are •‘nigger?" •ent ahead in the shape of occasional Rapur' rom nil parts of the country ture and color liko modern lava, only indicate tbe prevalence of a severe more compact. Thtf moat interesting Palestine, end other B-blo Lands ; Sundrouth, nnd without speedy and copious fca.ure it too cxistenen of numerous day School Reward Cardn in great vara:ns crops of a'l kinds will almoat to­ cavities, usually^ea od “pot holo**’ or ilety ; Record Books for Libra.Ian and tally fail. thousands for mihw up and down, ranging in diameter .‘.rom a few inches Tho Child's World is furnished monthly , +;n PlORP C1OSB wlarge • stock« and DUS1H6SS OI JOHN WOLF Veiy Low. HATS AND (JAPP. My long Ilxperlvnc.- in tire Budnow, BOOTS AND SHOES, vanned colored scholars. B„. Wr<a.T. Fonk.- Beyond tho Mississippi- •13.50 in deadhead tickets to tho alder Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, producing its full imp oeaii until wo study it carefully. Day Coaches and Pullman Sleejicrs ••What from St I onia to principal points in tho West, sstOmf Wo baliove that died now and brilliant t’-ings as 0<MIJ4/f7££ __ A.T_„4- U'areroom, ,Vo. 2.55 Greene, near Eighth St., SHTISFACTIO/I! mg about me PHOENIX CASH STORE ana say tnat NEW WAREHOUSE, am not making a cent. But I : have made all the money that I care to make, Will not be Undersold. and I will divide my profits and a PELUG ! Scrofula Syrup! part of the pur- JOSEPH ■ MIXEIPB SCROFULA BYHU P euro. chase money of my stock of fur­ niture with my cusfmers. Hop- ■ EAT ingthatwe will not be troubled Gnmt ffimi at cum buqt with another drouth this sum­ mer, I subscribe TEBTIM0NIAL8 : myselfi -. New Prices. CLOTHING, For the reason that my neigh- All orders for books and papers and requests of needy Sunday Schools for New Styles. Ollt ’till A OUL 111B THE DUTCHMAA-. to several feet- Oponings, or caves ex­ tend to an indefinite extent under the at twenty-four cents. The Na'cnal great basalt fleer of this region. • In one They are thoroughly frightened in <__ _______ i______ ____________ v «n I year. The Sunday School World, con­ Now York, at last, and ar* adoplng UOUiU^ U* W’ e uu— — sanitary moaaurea to sscapo the ap­ dos* it dsliberatcly '.just as bo commits proaching opidoir:ra of ths »ea*uri. much ether mattar helpful to Toocbors foOJS 8iT© 2TI*OVi71“ end Sunday School workers, monthly, , , ® The Morgan Envelope Company will, wi1! only do itjuat for the it ia expected, bo making 1,000,000 at fifty < inta a year. Jw New Scales. a.. s a,.. I basaltic foiiaaCon, and showing deni, to resign, if the ent Directors will do like* no. Sherman J. Rich SATISFACTION on Everything ho Rrerommends, and ho esj«ialiy Recommends hia 9 ’ I, John Wolf, of the City of Has­ That I Must ajitl Will Sell in Sixty Days. tings, County of Barry, State of Yard wide Sheeting 10c. 12c. Michig’n, do no20c. Cassimcrc, " 25 to 35c. tify and desire $5,00 Boys’ Suits, Wool, every person, 8,00 Mens’ Union CtMinicrc suits, wool. 5,oo; " Cotton suits, man, woman, or Linen Coats, , child who has a Str STritt Of WS 4 cups dollar m money origin of tho name Kcarearg» Baltimore is er. jraily discussing ths ? i/woreo J.J.STEVES.N Several thousand acre* of valuable pine lands on tho cast shore, north of the Saginaw Valley have been bu.uo.1 over with i a few days, and tho woods are yet on fire. The jieople there very "naturally are praying for nun. The fipt siuno in thu foundation of I fur nowUapitul, known as one] of the foo. ng stones," was laid Juno 21th, at 11 o’clock in tho forenoonIts di­ mensions being, k'Sgtli (across the yroU) six foot, breadth three fret eight inches, I h.iohi one foul th vo inehvMi. n/’d ''me­ SI awaar.oo countr, on Thu-sday, the l»tb, ult Ho waa elected to the Logulature last November, and dnring ' o account of them, sugges^ng some session lately closed ho represented the semblances between them and tho* tho celebrated ‘‘Giant’a Oauaeway. Bcor ngvm, I’et-T, Woodhull Sciota, lent Middleburg and Fs'-neld. of vi CHEAPEST I MW SURRENDER wb:ch H aottio respects vll pn.bably amend the Gmstfaitiou a» to prohibit tho Legislature rom parade anr u«n / laws, indefinitely pMponad. Cheap Transportation Bute Conven- suggested by tho different Advisory Tho Directors of tho Bt Louis Mutual life Inr once Company have decided to resign. Tho election of a new board gentlemen’s driving-borres rare. Government, that this reform has work­ ' Mrs. Tanney, State librarian, has ed a dcddtd mitigation of tho serious fitted up some neat ahelre* iu tho Stale evila that for yeavr have prevailed and j library for displaying tho enrioaiti** (aged 85) at steadily iucrecv'd. With tho reorgan-> on Saturday. ication of tho directors of the movement, Tho Detroit Post aay* that tho Wayno cheep trarvpovtaCounty Clark ha* commenced packing deem to take hold of their work, wo Massachusetts. the tiles of tbe Supremo Court, pre|«arTho farmers of Kino county, HL, have no doubt that moio rapid progress arranging for a monster picnic on fat-n uf Jrines Barr, wren ir'loa sou Association. 8th. R. H. FERGUSON, Bec’y. suremb of tho objects rought to bo acccmpliahod by top'l’reoidout and bis .'rom F">nt Io Ixutsing wi'l bo built tho Cabinet, who tii at least entitled to present season under tho mnniigntn >ut liio 8u|«rwne Uor-t of Ohio han d« *. , _ great credit for Ilnur effort, to promotv elded that a school borS! has tho right 1 oton I"“M• S 1 so deeirable a public reform, in the fare to exclude tho Biblo ."vm the pnfo HJW’ „ Il is stated, and ia probably two, that acfaxdv xl W. F. Co. jell has p> rebased the , /SJ Manistee times and make* a nice pn;\n attempt was nrnu. on Saturday by ( of l|. The Frankfort Expreia still Wiss.—Tho £syfj a hand of d«n*red.>~ In r.J. A & pony, who died recently in New York is tho brantifnl ns^t- Iloaaer aa proptiotora. . White Hills of Naw Hampalrre, and I St. Lums. Thu proprietor shot and D. D. S|«uld>ng of Jackson has been 1M.1. k... u™ .UM hr lUI ua., U'W rf U. K.,.,. d.bM ... appotutml Deputy CWrtcr id Inle. ial , . ,, . ■ , other so l«d!y with hia gun that hooaa- Itevnuu* for Ingham, Eaton, Jaekwa, and n mm-of-we- called by that auppoa- nj( J ” ihI Indian uamo, and Kcarar-go has i Th(, of Iowa heU Lu. In ...I VYn* I —... ____ ___ ___-L - *kr.,L . I is a capable and energetic olliccr. arrived at a time of life when tho human there m no Indian about it. Kearaargo ! Go’ «nwr. For Lwubman'. ... .nmkl .n«r th* fi_, - Governor they nom'uated Joosph Dyaart; movnttm was named after tho s^nntond.at uf PublklL. uc. on. white m.-n who lived at its bare, nnd .qj. Xfonm Abo wlhr; for Supreme his name it was Kiah Sargent, and “for Judgn, Hua. J. M. Ik A Th* ticket ia short" ho was called Kier Sargu. and so ' pronounced an excellent one, and H that GOOD 5 CHEAP I ANT ! Shop In Harlow A Goodyear's T i Adjoining C. F. Dwight & Co.’a Foundery. Wool sent by Railroad will lx. RUSSELL A NEVINS. Get the Be^t! coontry. ItUtbe From the many favorable notices we acre, weratecta few KMIGBATIOMTinUlIWn. Ths Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Com- *alr> Jt’ PATENT COOLER XIOOZEWM ALL WORK PHOTOGRAPHIC, MUCH society invite emi- SIMMONS & CLOUGH GEORGE WOOD ORGANS * u® t iafow re­ m. ana > mtra, imi in fhue go �Tr|« R^rdiuc^H B^jlesg, ' IHllIAL MHIrt inn tlWTT. CUUXTV ^FPICEns. - ' !-■. ~ ■ J ' ■ .£Atas Not having visited our format hnme for aoveral moatin, and wishing to be reloived from tho printing office for a few hour*, wo therefore on Saturday mo. .ting last bitrbod up our Lome, and in company with or- Utter half started out Tho shower of Jho previous day had greatly mod-Hod the over head atmcephero, and the ride was n pleasant. I and enjoyable one. Wo took particular no.’oo of tho crop* along tho way, and as CHURCHES. (•vOuTkareUi I V. w. Mm.tew, June 23, 1873. Fjitci or BiuxnThinking that jierbapt you might like to hear from tho Southern portion of our Union, I havo beea tempted to write you a short letter. This is my first attempt at wri­ ting for publication; and yon may think it ought to be tho last. I came here last Oct., from Maatetec, Mich., in The young Indi** of the Emanuel Church of Hastings wish to return their thanks to th* people of thia city, for th* liberal patronage received at their Fes­ tival, on Friday evening, and, also, to th* Hastings bilrwr Comet Band for the bXoeDeoi music given on that occa­ sion. Tho receipts were *18, mill lor M R. Denning A Co., from Manistee. Shortly after, Mr. Geo. W. Robinson bought another saw mill her* and afterwrrd* bought out a half interMt in tho Donning mill; and they are now manufartu .lng p:ne inmbor to bo shipped from Pensacola Harbor. Mill- I’it u».-—Many (leraons aeeorlalned by actual experiment that a great deal ia Io bo saved dy making prompt payroenl for everything that on* buy* or uae*. By th* prompt payment of all debts, money, time, 'character, patienc* and a multitude of other thing* ar* saved. Try it friend*, and our word for it, you will b* th* gainer* by so . uthfulnea* of tho rumors throughout the county, that the wheat cro p will be an exceedingly light on*. Corn look* well, although aomo fields are more or Im* spotted. Oats amount to simply nothing. Tbe niromo hot dry weather fir tho last fcw weeks’ has proved fatal to ; tho crop. Apple* will not bo ao plenty an anticipated a few weoks ago, oa they ' falling from the tree*. Peaches, of ' itn-rae will be few, if any at all. dido Bay which is a beautiful sheet of water from three to five mite* wide, and 25 mile* to where it empties into th* Gulf of Mexico. Thia place boast* of four mill* now ruaning, Imide* a |very I Farmer*, wo noticed wore busy hay­ largo Gang-mill which is being built by ing, and but a few days will elapeo, ore Oneel A Co., from Chicago. We have j they will bo occupied in liarresting their n railroad running to Fonsaaala, eight ! wheat, a* w« saw maoy pieeea nearly mil**, over which we ahip all our lum­ I fit te cut. Nothing now at Orangeville, ber, a* the I’erdito Bay >■ too shallow, I ovcepiing the new pinning mill that Mr. in nlaeee, to adrr’t largo vessels. The ' Nicho**, tho enterprising proprietor of most ot the surrounding county is tlv Orangeville Mills, has added tn his covered with yellow Pine, except the low, wet part 'along th<> Hirers and We bad tho oitremo pleasure on Sat­ Bayou’s, where are found the Cypres*, urday evening, of listening to some|I Gum and Juniper, (a sjieciea of Cedar beauti zl singing by Mr. 8. M. Grannis ' and quite valuable.) The land i* moatand G. O. Byington, Many of our| Hast'ug* ci ' ena well rcmeber Pixley । farming purpose*. There is but and Grannis, who sang hero several ।. don* at farming just around here year* ago. Mr/ Pixley however lias across tho Hay over in Baldwin retired from the''field of song, and is ongaged in tho furniture bt-vnest nt Detroit |'good fr m». where they, raise sugar But Mr. Grannis, auirtod by Mr. By-, can*; sweet, and Irish potatoes and 1 ington, who ia by the way ono of tho 11 garden vegetables in abundance. Tho climate hero on tho Bay is^Xuly | moat genial, whole touted good fellows j we havo mot witd in many a day, and is a splendid baWJnger, are ccmrerting continually, making everybody who ' hocr thorn, happy, and inviung them to W* are having a Drat ret* run of Jeb Work, and doing A«M/r tearl IXaa tras •w fo/o.v Jeat tint tfat, and a* our help does more and better wink for loss money, than that hitherto employed, wo can give our pa -on* a decided ben­ efit in prices. Com* and soo, end bo D18A Canal Street Our Number is We have no BRJ1JYCH .STORES don't make a Mistake. SUMMER $3,000 worth of FarnitiLre.will be sold at cost at Bessiner. Heath Co.’s store for the next 6b days. To make room for an entire new stock of Fujmiturc. TFi? will sell our ichole stock at costfor cash. This is no humbug. Come and see for yourself. BESSMER, HEATH & CO. Hastings, dune 7, *73. 7tf CASSIMERE SUITS. $15 in $25. The meeting of th* State I'enudogical Society at Kalamazoo last week waa a decided sucres*, and the prnisos of th* hoepitality of the Kalamazoo people aro sounded ’em every quarter, by all in FINE BIifCT SUITS, CASSIMERE SUITS, CASSIMERE SUITS, $1011115. .»H» • WHITE GOOD 4/ro COTTOMDS SUITS, Linen finite suns, CHILDRENS’ SUITS. I do'ightful, especially in winter. I have I not seen any snow since I loft Manistee, ' Oct- 22d, 1872; and the lowest point 1 reached by tho mercury hero last win- UudK como again aa soon as coavoniant May they pay Hastings a visit sometime in XMvr- On S’nday, about one o'clock p. m, there come up a splendid shower, which ' was her-tily welcomed by every uno,, and in tho tool of tho evening, wn re- ’ turned home, feeling happy over our splendid visit, and feeling, a'so, that wo could enter upon our dutiee in tho office with renewed vigor. Grr id Rapids Zey?« says: “Mr. John khforris, tho Prison Agent with b:s usual ; forethought, ia arranging a prog -ammo for cxereisM st tho State Prison an tho . coining For h of July. The con­ : 1 cis ar* not to !>• a’lowed to forget that । wo »*v a "rec and independent nation. here could work out nearly every day with comfort 1 did not loe* but one hulf day in a’’ winter, on accuant of tho Aa for garden vegetables; wo had green jwai, lettuco, onions and radishes April 2d; and are now having tomato**, pcarho*, ph no, a[iple», watemqfona, Tax Garat Cntcsco Jcaruc is noth- , ing in comparison to the immense busi- ■ uiM* being carried by Jim Sutton. Jim is on Jefferson Street, and were iniinni than ony other institution of tho kind in Hasting*. Hi* store i.always full, price* low for ca*o or ready p*y. and would like to have tho public callou him before they syawdrr the" ' money at tho higlter priced groerriv*. Groceries of every description l*>lh light ' and heavy. Working Panti, Hickory Shirts, 75 eta. to $2.00. 25 eta. Each. The.woods hero ore quit* up«n, and afford good grazing for the cnttlo, which get their living hem all v Inter without procareion promptly, and leave in tho 1 pine* of there unwelcome guests, sun­ feeding. shine, health, happineas and joy in the household. A bos of pills, tree J Whit" people; t’w other ia for the charge, ia contained in each wrapper, Darkies. Wo also havo four dty good and when this chill remedy is taken ac- I store*, ono diug store and a nows room, cording to directions around each bottle, I Prof. Allen A. C.iffilh, of Detroit, Bw. i one doctor, but no lawyer : one bakery, J. T. McC.-ath, rector of St. Fae’te and ouo of those ct-see to mankind a Church, of Jackson, and George H. I’;ckox, tho prison chaplin, ore to b* •• whiskey hole.” th* speakers. Ino “lioya” are to havo ' a good dinner, and the • xerciaoa to cum • | building a steam tow-l»»at to haul their log* acrosa tho Bay with; it is tho first raente immediately thereafter. Music, । bath instruuiontal and vocal, will bo in- ,। Lute and ia quite a curiosity. ! terspora'd ’ •' th* [irognimra*, Owing ! Tho weather here naw te quite hot. thia disease prevailed through tho Chenaugo Valley in tho State of Now York, as a malifcjaat and fatal epidor c; some of many familio*, and in "onio in­ stance* en.'re families, were swept sway ; to tho lack oi,room for viritore in the On the first of July wo shall make by thia fell dretroTisr. Du;Ing this ♦’ ue, . cha]i«!, none but thoe* invited will be so much. For th* past tuopth it has ranged from about 70® to 90®, and Dr. Trask’s Magnetic Ointment came inout all hills duo un for legal cr other nearly every d*y it reaches HO 0 or advertising and job work. And as rap­ Court:UMT/it.—Under th- head of,। above, and seldom fall* below 75 0 . Last recognized as an important help in the idly as tnay be, Mr- Brooks will call on tho 4th nt Hastings tho Lowell Journal week I took th* thermometer out in the ,rea oent; indeed, in sotuo neighbor­ nil our patrons for a uttloment. Herehood* it was relied upon a* the princi­ of last wook, says, “the Hon. Mark D. • after, we shall settle all advertising a<- .Wilber, State Senatir ‘rum the 14th it run up to 140 ° .while in tbe shade the pal remedy. I'v application* for all And yet tbe affection* of tho throat and lungs is at­ rounts on the first of every quarter ami- district, will deliver tho Fourth of July mercury stood at H8° . nwncing July hit, as we are satisfied Orarion at llns/ng«. It would b* d’ffi- Darkic* seem to enjoy tho sun choosing tended with marked benefit. It e*ems cult to find a more graceful and effocUvc to sit or lie down in the aun while there to act a* an alterai'vo upon th* Mucous Coats of the throat and air paaaage* speaker than Serihtor Wilhjer. We ven­ is shade near by. bill. Tho Good Totnplars, from Warring­ forcing out tho tecid and 1. rif ting mu­ ture tn say aa an orator, he stands at •ho hnnd of the Mic’ gan list. Senator ton and the "Navy Yard" are going to cous and restoriiuc the tnucou* aurfai.es Dewey, who sat by bis ail# in tho Sen­ havo a-* basket picnic” at lav* Oak ate last w:uter, know where to apply Orovd, across tho Bay from Vensaeola, for a I st-d«aa ora.’on. If the Journal on the 4th of July. 1 hop* to go, and A Poltuot Bens sos.—Tho wide ; readers of Bonn* and adjacent town­ may tell you of it hereafter. But 1 ships derre to ^celebrate tho glorious have spun this out too long already, spread inffuenoe of American skill and Rainy to-day. I fourth, they will do well to go to Hos- and should you deem it of foo little in­ onte. jriso boa outstripped the compre­ Celebration, F. day. terest for pub,:cationt or find too many hensions of the Americans thomeelvos, thiga.” mistake* in it, just throw it in your o'-Oux jril >* teaantleuti. _ age* of bothjContinenta. They wrap waste paper bosket Tho Health of Hon. Birney Jlloyt tho lion* of Africa, and the tawny akin ■ at the Into convention formally resolved of South Am* xan pampas. But wider that a man hae the same right to walk There wo* a brief w-^fon of tho Cir- ,| info at-ocory stare and order a barrel still are spread the product* of our skill cult Court on Monday. ■ of sugar or a sack of coSe*, or into a ^/Woou—Mr. Ebeneaer Pennock, of in mediemaa A Uta » ait toJDr. J. C. Tho Shade troes about the city arc ■ law office jgid demand a legal opinion thia city, hands us for publication the Ayer A Co.'a laboratory and office in looking beautiful sintm tho ahowor*. from ita occupant, or into an underta­ result of his wool c’ p the preecnt sea­ Lowell, showed iu that th* whoU eurLzEx-Mayor Cook and Harvoy Wright ker’s and requoata coffin,without expect­ son, on his faiJi conducted by Thoma* fare of the habitable globe pay* it* tri­ have returned from their eastern t-lp. ing to pay for th*'- rospertlv* wares or Pennock, near Hickory Coluere. in bute thm ; there they cater t > and serve There was a beau 'ful display of SOI eve. Bi info an newspnper office and th-a cornty, as follows: No. of fleeces, the requirements of a’ nost all nations. Aurora Barca’ s on Thuraday ever'ng. demand tho uao of ita brr’ns and innocle 214 ; taken "wn 57 two rear old weath­ Their publications ore in many tongue* ers, 103 ewes, and 54 yearling*. that widely-**v*red people nae. Their Our thanks r u again dueond tendered Weight of wool, l,280|n»., which was letter* mnat be read from and written to Hon. Z. Chandler for exceed igly voltold at Augusts, but week, at 42 1-2 c-ta. in many language*, tor which there ait uable pnblio Documenti. mr pound, amounting to 1544.00. a long range of comepondanta with the Tho dry spell has at last been broken, i not* corrc»i>ond<mt of tho Fraim Farindispensable arcompUehmenta for their and copious shower* have ro '.eahod tho |I »- state* that last year, as »<x>n as the dulio*. The'■ daily mail of half a buah«l earth, and made all nature dance for crop was removed, he covered ha1' of Kttxxa sr I.taur» London, son of letters brings them advices, order* and bi* strawberry b*d with sfaw, patting of Hi-sun Wai wrath of Thoraappls, was We believe nil th* arrnngomen:* for it on ono or two inch** tb:ek. The re­ struck by Hgh. 'ng and killed instantly We were overwhelmed with amazement, th* cetebratlmi of tho 4th are pe; farted, sult t rie reason wss * yfeld double that on tho 27th ult., wl 'lo engaged in •nd our readers would b* by an inspec­ and that all whs porticiiwito, will havo on the part on of the bod not mulched ; picking cherries. Ho was an ac"ve In- tion of this wonderfully extensive, and no woods, but clean, nice berrie*, tel'gont boy of 17 year*, and his sud- health-dealingenteipriae.-HoDy Springs a fuaat of good things. even after a hard rain, lb's >* ca*i1y don death cast a gloomlovei^tlio whole (Miss.) Gmrervrt'.v. RemomLer that Senator Wilber i* to done and we ;• -1st come of on- Ilorticul- neighborhood. deliver the oration on tho 4th, and that he is eno of tho ablest orator* in th* w. Vrooman, Of efficient Sheriff, State. Turn out every body. •bo dm lag th* past we*k visited Mack­ Mr. Taylor haa h« arran^enrems Mra. Hotchkiss a lady of eighly-elght made for tho best Bowe;y Dance, over roar* of ng*, in tho abeonco uf her bold in tho county, and far a 4tli. of July .laughter Mr*. Samuel Law, with whom danco that all who participate will ap- she resides, loft homo and wont to the residence of Aldal man Bossxoer, all to Attention ia aakod to tho advertise- eee, aa it is in 'oiai-xL a gay youth of . mmg of John Wolf. Ila is a wide a­ .non ecventy-fiv* lonuw.. who aho had wake dutchman, and ia not going to bo onen wen at Aid. B.’e hor-w. Surely age undersold or out done in buaiaora outer- doc* make of u* children, for tho second X"James P. Roberta, Eaq., aecompanicd yXlur Fire Company received their Enby his youngoat daughter, left Saturday g'reoaSal day, and it is, rcu.'y a splen­ afternoon to jo’v hia wLo who has been did mach'-i* for one of the kind, and at rimiting friends in tbe Southern part of tho uxorciae on Monday evening,scatter- inac and other pointe of interort on the northern coast of th* Lower Peninsula far Ui? benefit of bis wife's ImI Ik. re­ turned on Moa-Uy. looking better far hi* brief respite om tho cans of offi- Tho graJusJng class at Albion Col­ lege', were all member* of 'be Mathodi*t Church, opponents of tobacco and liquor, and of an averagM age of 22 yean ; but they only numbered reran. Holt, dated Quootutowa, Ireland, June wore «m‘ire)y destroyed by fire. Un 2d. He reports bis health inqroi.ug .Jicm. & C. Pr idle of firs dty and some 175,000. but wo presume it was and th* trip, that far a delightful oao. John Cnrvoth of Middleville, are trying mortly covered by insurance. tho vh-tae* of tho Eaton Rapids bath*. Dr. Ruben 8. Hawley, of Gull Consent, Wo have no doubt they w71 find them benoficiaL At laaet, we have, to an ox- STAR CLOTHING HOUSE Say man : are you hungv ? Woman are you faint for want of food T Child do you want something to cat ? I f so call nt L. E. Stauffer’h Eating Iloitso North Side State Street, where you will find everything in the line of eitnlilos, obsj-^cLcs only 25 cents per meal. Ifltf The Great One Price Store, 36 Canal Street, jofinnniuqt. John son & Co’s, celebrated Gol«! ho best in tho market, f-ff sale City News Depot. 1’. O. boihbng. Sitiical ait Itdaiiol Keep a large supply of Salt for sale at Lowest market rates, their Brick Warehouse. DENTIST J. Cole & Son, 10 Barrel lotn and more sold to dealers at a very iqtAll ad­ vance above Car-load Rates. GROCERS. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, Ofir tor Safe at tte Uvat Lmu Bate HID FL.WB, STUCCO WATEB LD$: LIIEitli BAIB Shingles, Lath, &c. ip<...r.rx<d stLUMoa, i f//rr lufiscif ruitfiiW if 044**4* , LOTS. COLDSIITITS BRYANT A STRATTON Wool, Wheat, Oats and Oom. FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT. W* will SeB CHEAP, or Rent to a re­ sponsible party। the Farm known a* tho John C. Spencer Farm, in the township of Baltimore, consisting of 80 acre*, all improved. Fair House, good fruit, Ac. C. F. DWIGHT.A CO. Hartings, April 2, 1874—if THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. A. N. S^JilN. Flnr &Graii CoHisiulmtaii, Go to the Banner Office for FIKE JOB WORK. DR. CROOK’S WIJiE OF TAB! BOILER WORKS. �Sgricnlturnl into ftomretir. The Babcock The St Joseph JkwreLr of the 81st Tho JTuUfta the ablest : ult, has tbo followiag. ia relation to the of the agricultural journals of the fitate, I fruit proopacto in that region ; entirely non partisan and ouupoksn, j Tho weather fcr the pavt ten days has speaking of the recent change in tho , been excessively warm, in fact has postal laws and regulations which took amounted to a drouth that ban cut short the strawberry crop more than oso-haft. I offset on the first Inst,, nays ; । In place of 30,000 buabela as antieipat- | "It ia a noticeable fact that the largo ed. if tbe total reochea 10,000 bushels metropolitan journals havo nothing to wo shall lie happily dinp]KMiHed. This say about the injustice end uoquootiun- j | ia a very severe blow on the whole St"; nblo outrage which thia law commits ' | Joseph fruit region, which loeos not less ’ upon tho pres. of tbe interior. No, ' . than 190,000 I Apples continue to look wpll and J■ It is got up in their interact entirely. , promise a large crop. And we must say that the country and Clrerriee had been badly stung by rural proas really deesrra to have it I the cureuliu and havo blighted also, tried on them. For years, following i and will be behind a full crop by nt tho lead of a New Fork journal, with least one third. its immense professions of love lor the Hums and jwachre arc being badly dear people and ita desire to educate ' stung by the rurculio, end the crop will 1. them up to its standard, tbs press of I* fatally diminished by the rav.igoe of tho interior have been bowling over tbe 1 (hie iaaret ' * II expenditure* of the nootoffice, and the । 'Orspes never gave finer prospects fcr '1 free transmiasioa of documents and ro; a luxuriant yield. They are not, how­ port* by Congressmen, till Congressmen ’ over, absolutely out of danger, for a ’ at last got sn idea that what was ssuce Verm, foggy spell of weather about tho for the gooes might not be unpalatable '-‘Oth inst., when they are in full bloom, Masoning for tho gender. The rural and country press have got a touch of may prevent tliem from pollening. Blackberrios and raspberries are bad­ the reform in tlio^poatoffice, a depart- { maut of the Goveruiant that might bo , ly hurt by tbe drouth. Peaches aro dropping off and the I liberal instead of narrow in its policy. I pr. epacts for a good crop aro becoming Wo never sympathised with tire hum­ bug of cutting off tho right of members I rapidly lees. The Sanfttuti (Wurraef boosts tliat of Congress to transmit to their oonstiWestern Allegan will again this y<r ' prove itself the better pwrt of a belt tof vary fcr the people and the pn«s to ' country widely known as the finest I have. Wo always eonsidoreil it a piece fruit-growing section in tho North. j of clap-trap, got up tn conUalim the inWhile from orchards east, north and tluenio and power of the great journals south—end west also, for tbe fruit trees i at tho expense of tho smaller and more in Illinois are entirely killed—eorno I local press. We told Horace Groeloy eomplaiats over the loos of valnaliL* | to his face aomo years ago that this was ’rees and the entire abeenro of aay | our opinion of tho movement But our preepeci of a cropor peaches this aeoson, ootemporariM hail to follow tho groat rethe orchards in this western part of this fcrui, as it is called; and while spiting in country give promise of a fair crop. It I the tocos of the Congrwwjitm, whom is true that tne yield will not be a« ; they all worn to regard as great sharplarge as that of last rear, but it is also cn nnd not oa goatlouieu aud cltieouv who fiaro a good many arduous dutire for which they never get nay rcmunenN ' tiun beyond [rapular applause, they gut I their own nores bit off. Wo fool sorry for them, bnt we can’t help thinking they l hero pot what they worked for. Mean­ : while vy« must all pay up aud obey tho I law till it is changrel. That change wo j shall itnet on as a right," caring little A corrwi-otudunt of tho /tecr-Orcs. , wuat party is in office." gives the following account of tho prin­ cipal fruit canning establishment in Benton Harbor, in thia State, the Ben­ ton Harbor Peeking Company. H« “ This Conqreny hare just begun can­ ning strawberries for which they nor 7 rente )>er quart. They are employing I about 100 mon and women at ilia prcaent lime, but when running to a full capacity ham a force of 250 to 30i) Thia will do, especially m some anils, lianda The work is do»o systematicthese retaining their fertility. In sandy I[ally form tho hulling to the’ labeling, or leacby land it wil! not do, as the ' each person or persons liming an allotstrength of tho sod, to aomo extent at < least, will be lost, drained uff, for decayod sod must be considered manure, nnd covering, scaling, bathing and labsl­ manure oa such land must be applied ing. Tire bathing comrisl. in immers­ at the surface, and in comparatively ing in large vis s- vcral tuns at one small uuantities, else there will be loss. and cooking them for fire nr ten rninThiel believe no ono will dispute. Now j the ground which holds tbe roots, which I' ly searched for and sealed and then, is the sod, is itself composed of thia while the contents arc at a boiling point, leaehy sol! where that is tho character • tho cans arc pricked and all tb« air es­ of the land, t» Ifcat it will pass off what capee, after which they are agrtn teal*.! is not taken upgy the routs of thoplants and are ready fcr tlio labels Only tin —audit will peso it off beyond reach if \ cans are, of course, used, and priniiturned down and loft them. In such nally of two aims, two and throw pounds, soil it wants to bo brought up to tho In addition to strawberries, they nut up surface and mixed well with the soil. II hominy, raspberrkt, string beans, and pulvarixod. At least this is practic­ green |ioas,tomatoes and coin. ed with sucnoss on uur sandy, alluvial j The rompany-hare already contauctbottoms ; and it in tbe common practice I1 cd for thn tomatoes on fifty a«vs of ■ ICHIGAR CERTRAL R. R. Grani River Valley Division I'KOBATt: OKDKKi»im .ii». JfmV. vkvk Is lk« « Iku Ser. MHii hoel 4—• d Iks l*ert lk» er«wi»“J ‘.I1 KSSrLiru..»ste WOMAN Magnolia Balm LIFE BELOW THE SURFACE! Michigan Central R. R. Pure Blooming Complexion. OLD. RELIABLE ARD D!RE<TJ»OUTE, i Dauchy A Co's. Column. RAHTED.1 •RISE ^^+:./.A 1,N VALUABLE 01 ITS! SINE’S IIFT JlhHTERPRISE. They pay fcr tomatoe* ridges. If tho sod Is a hoary one, by ।M 1 of more. turning k Up the second year"it affords seventy cents per hundred pounds. Of they havo cotArnctv fcr 200 acres, ono of ffuest of seed beds to corn, ‘ and arc not satisfiud yi-U . Lt may bo fallow either of th* grain crop «r pt>. int-irevting to know that ono si-re of seed and clovsr sown. It ia the prac­ corn will produce as high as 3,000 cans, TMT TG*TTTT167*TO tice of our dairymen bore, (south aide and occaMonally more, making corn -*-wu XZ A*aA B. of the M abawk,) and those who hart miring a very profitable* buainsos, aa tbe beavieet sod bare tho beat success; limy jay tho producer fonv cent, a , „ ’ r.'TbZteSS^ iteXfmeTrim"’thia on all kinds of land in thia, section, Last year the company put up 3H.IHW ILPTTQ' PADDMIP •PiTHPIK’ and the soil Tarins cvnaidersbly. Now bfilWUblb iADbblO and then land is seeded tbe same year can. of .trawl,orri.., h»,UX> of t.«na- " Ml DO that the sod ia turned down, and in toes, 1*5,000 of ]>eaches, and 175,000 ol corn. The present season they Iwpe failure; the land had to bo rcplowod to make w grand total of 500,000 cans. and rsecodod in tho spnng, usually with satisfaction. Had it been worked shallow, with the sod remaining un­ touched, tho land a well drained clay, I I "Equal Taxation!" ■God FpeoJ the PlowJ” ‘'United We Stand, Divided Wo Fall' “Live and Le| levo!" “Mcner Rings, Beware !" "Tho Idee of Nwvciubar, *7l! I" ’ 50,000 00 ISOMETHWCSWCBTHl’MW Pint F0TO8 GREAT W "Industry Will l« Rewarded!” '‘Fanner. to the Froet—«» the Rear !*’ Pesmsatily if We Can—Forcibly if We UuBi•.•• ‘•Reform or Revolutfcn I** “Vox Populi'' ►Pass Up Halt Ihvw Free I" ‘•Friffarnlty, Xqualfty, and Farr F.tchanirn I" uvnrasTtnn: Hists xu laxa-acxia*.—It often Lapj«ns that a nunoryman baa so much of one kind of stock that to redr" v~ , will aeil at aonsLl.-mMy l-low nary sat* *. To get (ha benefit— _ qaaa»iiie.«n excellent plan to aend■ for ■ 'fo jpicB lists of a good many bouses. . several dozen perhaps ; and among them the buyer wil! generally find some sorts ' MteVfc'fcr the roasor. above given, at trausually low rotes, and just aa good as ; the beau If you wish to buy in conoid- , AFRICA iTSi Dom’tERVIKE DOES ITT Ayer’s Ite Grad Cspitsl Pni; I'Siffl) UW Hair Vigor, For restoring to Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing ofozr and fruhncn of youth. Thin hair is thickened, {alien hair checked, and Laklaess often, though not always, cured by its rue. Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles are de­ stroyed. or the glands atrophied and decayed; but such as remain can lie saved l<y thia appl^atiou, and stimu­ lated into activity, so that a new growth of hair is produce,! Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi­ ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning grey or falling off, and consequently jirevent baldness. Tho restoration of vitality it give* to the scalp arrests and prevents the forma­ tion of dandruff, which is often so un­ cleanly and offensive. Free from those deleterious substances which make sotne preparations dangerous and inju­ rious to tho hair, tho Vigor can only* nothing else can bo found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and vet lasts long on tbo hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre, and a grateful [icrfuuic. MU iassttz S Lilt MeMDS EiiM Jf.tr/SJf. WHITESWE1I UNO. GOUT, GOITRE' BRONCHI TIS.*’NER FOUS DEBILITY, INCIPl IENT CONSUMPTION, sad all diseases arising from aa impure cut—ition of tho Blued, fiend for our ItasanaLts AlmaWac, In which you will find rer-’ tiheatro from reliable end treat-’ worthy Phyddsns. Ministers it tbe Gcspel. and others. .•^.Kr^-U’v^* ru fnMialww M Iks C«n ?,7S2rs.'^r“,r suuiibr e. MUe. i. wii: Peninsular Railway. CLEVELAND. QTfI(i THE BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD. Crv.ll DaleL lluUMvUtr. J.O.M. ICV. Ayers mu h^du: ciiaScery orueb. tTAjy or MICHIO Cherry Pectoral, For Dl.se.ws of the Throat and I.nnci such aaOou«ha. Colds. Whooping Couch. Bronchitis. Asthma, a® ’»-s-aestt&saaw*- *■ Il t IM Bv EuH PtaU leteild r«v seis te sit PregsIM. Trias, St. J® telSra: Susrssf hMoIviab S ta»v than erer | ICMIM and ooure IOC boxes, and skills POHL’ WORLD .'EM raging cash nt the store. I Jbrw. » - Ho thinks 1 LBT»L � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-07-09.pdf 57c27284750d0f8bc8fcd02193bf1322 PDF Text Text Th« K.if«I»ucM Ttfe BW R.4TX8 of ^minute. HASTINGS, BARRY VOL. XVIII COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JULY 1873. rnMwl airt Belies Cart?. tm II. HAY FORD IT s»4 CmswilM si U., aaJ MMuw OS Don't fail lo sec tin SILKY CULTIVATOR’ THE OLIVER CHILLED PLOW I With • full line of extras on hand. HARNESS, on hand, and made to Order. TIN, COPPER, andj SHEET IRONWARE Manufactured t<> tlrder Orders already received from over 30 towns, and more coming by every mail. REAPERS and MOWERS, GRAIN, CULTIVATORS\ SULKY RAKES, «Jrf. COMBINED CORN AND SUMMER FALLOW SULKY CULTIVATOR It u the Beet Cumbiued (lorn Cultivator It in the Beat Combined Field Culuvator. beciiu-M* 3d. Do«e not dodgi* the bird epots, tmt inw* down the bottom. 4th. No weight no the horse* nock. 5th. A boy can tiamU«- It over rough orsud ly ground Where other cultivator* will not work. Uh. It cut* the ground all over inrteiui of leaving a strip iMtwren blade, where th- weed* ami gnet- are ooly llgbtlr covered and will Mart with Bret rain an 1* the tax- with all other rocn!>lne<l sulky cultivator* BLACKSMITHING. MV1N0Bmm«WUb, mb *b*s m J«l ■uvM. I »«M »m rw»«U«llr *Nx.i ih. COME AND CET ONE ON TRIAL I Eijire Etei. Mitt. Jus It, 1111 DENTIST Hathille. ■ Mickijai. What is it ? Pure Wines ana Hauers! My “Trip Hammer.” with which I make Irons for BUGGIICM. U Valuable "MacniMB” 1 have tong felt the need of. It 1* one of the groat an* which enable- mo lo aell Buggies w> LOW aa to DEFY COMPETITION. J. P. ROBERTS & DRUGS Medicines Dye Stufls, Michigan Exchange. PAINTS & OILS And two Seated Fanners' Buggies at School Books & Stationery One Hundred «an<! Twenty live DoIIhh*. IF YOU WANT 1 shall also build Ilium Parcs Wobb. PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY lUdrranf Good ! J.L.RjgED. H1STU68 MARBLE WORE! ^reSwtaraite INUMJDHP HEAD ■TONES­ TABLE TOP*, MAXTLEH. ■MELVHR, ETC- airy NO. 11 I among hi* Iwoflsors, to bo chown tho executive and prroidiag officer of an more than ordinary iatersito, though our Aatoctolion such as yours is an honor of numbers have not boon large. Still which any man may be jiroud; for there has been a cordiality in our grert^ yours, gvntlmou, is on organisation Inc that points pleasantly to the gonial made up of a class of men who bava caupoopls!’ w*. hi* pointed ■ ummtng inflneneeo underfyteg our amnation. been lightly termed tho schoolmasteis up, as if to hint at tho profound proph­ Wo have been warmly woteoowd by uf thu world, — turn whose duty and esy embodied in this ]>ro|>er phnuo and those among whom wo are MW«hl»<, profession make it their task to teach fact This expression brings up to view aad ia that welcome we see with pride the « arid's “ young idea bow to shoot." tho vast educational value and effect of the consideration given to.tha..proas. Hero, In Republican America, more tho newspaper, eecnlar or religions, in May we in tbo fatore do nothing to rea­ than tinder any other government, tho American society, fouchorg our social der ua less worthy of tbs fevorabte oonnewspaper is the great odueator of the civil, or individual interest—molding jx-opL-, and Mton under tbo dsepottoms and feslixming national, social, or politof the old world, it to the unerring in-1 teal character" dex of tho dialqilate that pointe to tho I Dot, however wo may priso and boast trim nobility of man, and tnarka tho I of tho power of the newspaper, in eondcoming hour of his reg. noration. Wi en | tag forth ill stream* of intelligence to the great Captain of the age sacceeaful- | millions of reader*, still there to as m embers od the pOofroMI 11 ie aot ly bombarded a stroogbold of ths one- । much to cundotun and deplore in the straego, than, that lahenld rocaM the my at tho distance of half a down mites baneful spirit that foster* and cultivates suooeee aad standiag trf_|he.MMU or so, tho world rung with ths praise of |I a sensatfofail and depraved lileratare. press with oomeUtiBg bfJskntf Ute, the i-ngitMX-ritlg triumph. And yet, , No one can orer-cstimato the d^noral- because I have helped to rock it tu its cumMred with the range of'the pres* । toing power of uno such pap-r as the cradle. And bow, front thia coiodus of that bailers down tho walled prejudices llliutratcd I‘uli«< Oasotto, sowing tho it* strength, may I not ccBgratelafa you of long-off centuries in tho part and tho I on the position you occupy. To speak throes uf (ho tmnt in tho great future, [i seeds of immorality and undermining daily tu thoueanda and lens of £hon*• thorn acdil virtue* which are tee thu exploits of Napoleon Bepaputo sink ।' strength and power of a people. Fancy and*. eager to cutch the fohtfatt mrarinto tho badinage of a Lilliputian's a y Jung lady of nineteen summers, on mur of your votes, to sujSBMUt, or boast* Tho newspuner of to day cum-1 to better, to tend «h» iBiaUigMtt I whom the most devoted parenle shower what • inands the best mind* end the sturdiert , their love, ea termg a village Look-stor# Ipublic sentiment of the Btato,—to feel heart* of the age, and through its col-. recently, and inquiring for a copy of the that tho rich harvest of Intelligence, utnns, day after day and week after' journalju*t nrnuoil “or some other which smileo on every side, ia in enow week, flow the deepest and purest cur- nice reading paper I” To you thto may measure the product of tire seed year I rents of mental hie. By its influem** indeed seem a fancy eketch. but to mo beams have eown,—easy well satisfy । and unceasing labor every cherished en­ it was a feet uuler my own observation. tho isoet exalted ambition, and to better terprise in the physical and intellectual With mind* carried away by novelty, far than to have ••went tho crown tho world is made victorijto®! and every­ and principles uadernunod by the eonwhere in this late!, ths center uf nation of wood-cuta, a largo class will­ cirilinrtion to tho rugged hamlets of ingly beotunr* U>0 prop and support\of A.* Esrvxas F*k.s.—Itedy Mary I tho most iltotont territory, thu nsws- such dsttstable journals Wcrtley Montagne sefatae ibe flaUrtotag |«pcr i* omni|*otcut and umnipro*Above all other obligations of tho story: “ Om> day, as an antomt Krag cut. of 1 artary waa ridmg wtoh hto officers True, there are tlune, strange os it journalist rests the imperative duty to of State, they mot a dsrvish crymg way suem, who regard tho n*n«[>a)«-r keep his paper pore, pubHohiag no adaloud: -To him that win give mo a a* an oxjtctMivo luxury; and uf the vorttoetuenti and giving no iletaite ot hundred dfaare (small ptocoo of BKKsey), million* who daily and weekly peruse I will give a psoee at good admen. Ths its columns, there are but few who fully . King, attracted by hto tocaatfi 4bc1mbappreciate tho mental, physical, and [mi- ' tton, stopped and said to tho -drtlMB: cuniary capital expended upon a sh<wt sensational and dcinoraltohrg is ruliahed •What advice to thia that you offer for and eouglit after. For thia reason, ov ­ that costs them !*•* Hinn half a dime. a hundred dfaara P * Sire,' vepifol tta Still, tho United State* has become the ’ ary sensational item that is set afloat is dervish, ‘I shall be mart tteMM to Cliwt ugwsp*|><T producing and read-. launched oat at the oxnento uf prfacipie, and the tainted grtd which trtnpls xxnmunity tn the world. Hern in Detroit, where only 21» year* I that voyage float* only aa a mockery, lo hoar suuiothiuR extraordinary, order­ sgu fllt'.OOV was considered a fair cap-1i while the victim finds himself abandon- ed the dinars to be girsn to the Storvirti ital on which to found a daily newwpa-, od by the moral jndgementof maa- at onoe ; on receiving which, W «M: for, there is now, within a stone's throw ‘ • bins my ndvtoe is, iwgfa bii thing with ut this buibling, a no*t*p*q>er office that out considering what the sod rang ba.’ hat uuo pree* which olono alworbs, The officers of State,. nailing st what । double the cntirocspital of twenty years they thought ridiculous advice. looked at the King, who they expected would In mv hbnuy aio vulutueo of thu old be eo enraged at this Urals nato wfer | Washingtea Nstioual Intelligsnrer (on tho dervish to be severely pMfahed. i which 1 worked as a journeyman print­ er), in which 1 find, nx days after the | I uteetion of 1 ?3fl, Ute first hint that Mr. Bt — ---------- -- ----------- —. —— Vats Buren had probably been chosen : they carry malovetent traduction to its to the Presidency; and tbo latest newt' tardiest limit. But in Michigan this from Europe is announced Ly packet <H*tomp«r is not n prevailing cqiixootic, and4 — wo may at least hop* that the — sx-ouly 1G days from LivcrpoeL But now *~ smjrio of tho editorial fraternity in this through tLo cnerg* of tho rcprasetita- — ,-------------------------------------j-----I tivea of the press end die agency otills £tate may expand until it embraces tho whole profession, and tho unerring magnetic tek-grapli, the choice ofTred- -*•“*- —r—u»k. dent to rrsd fa tho nrwtpapcrs oa the principle eslaUialied that tho journalist, day after Uta elestiun, and the eager in order to bo recognised, must be a cuutmsnU of the isindon prest are read Eitlcman, and that hit claim to this tfactfon will be made to rvat mainly by u» on tho nftnrnoon uf the day when upon tho degree of courtesy and re' published. J Jurt *» year* ago 1 wa» an appro a- spectf.il ronsidoration ho shows his । ’tee in an ulfl™ udjuituu£ the New Lretbcrcn of tho profession. York Journal of Commerce, then tho A large majority of times 1 address tending comiuercial t>ows|iapor iu that are editors of what our metropolitan term the “ rural press'' Twenty-five yuan ago tho field upon to country press with an oW-feshwiaod buecskin newspapers wu vsstlr different to that roller. To-day, all througu Now York which the majority of them now occu­ King's surgoora, to whom ho gave a Irinting Hottsu Square end its vicinity, py. Thea the largest (union of the poisoned laneet, saying: ‘ If yea will the jadewtnan lu-ars the underground country was dependent on its local po­ bleed the King whb&s fanort I will jar aad roar of mighty steam prorece, give you ton than sand pieces of gold, each of ahioh cast* I3U.00U, and con­ and when 1 assond tha. thBB* > yon tains U,7*O dirfinet piece*, in Lolu, ----- ---shall bo my Viator-' Thia basajarpee, screw*, nuts, jmltoys, springs, pin*, keys, tract*! tlu> >pb«rs of tl.o country pa- daxxlsd by such brilHaat jnomoeda, and rullun, with over WO * yard* of | p»ra Th7*—no— '------- -----------------— *Y“e“ wickedly assented to ths nsnjMBL ' An taiie aud blankets,—the whoto |»e*a vithoity journals in ths weighing-11,bl pounds. j ot A.U full and r__u fnish l.t.iu r _ 11 <114 ...... .M. Slid printing I_. Only •Jt.tKW ^tmprcsNuTis hourly. "Beside* man to bleed feta. XLspsU lUateMted ! the old Journal of Commewe, there is to devote their entire energise to tho lannot into a sido pocket, and basteo«i were fa New Yurk Up to WJ Ollrer old- iliuitration ot local topics. This is their ! into the King's preset.». Tlio arm faihioned “ blanket shout newspa|ica.’L oclt field, but it is a wide and rich one, was tied, and tho fata! lancet wan about ’ with which the reader evaudMa hto andtKoso who intdliputly cultivate it to botbsagodiMo the voin^wifod ondmorning coffee or flavored hit evening are rej-uciug in abundant return*. My ideal of a country'paper io not the ’ cep of tea. Al this tiaa til* " penny lMt|a r*" Ugsn to take the place uf the sheet foal atteiupte lo giro tong ac- ' ut the oo-ouied rospsctablo six-pennies. counts of the ware in Europe and the 1 The cumi«liliun wan short and ductoiv.., full nrocewiings of Congress, but ths * I aud the lively, ertep penny sheet be- nsatly-)>rintod journal, crammed fill! of ' eame tbs paper of the |<-riod ; though, local bows, with a column or two of 1 die, and X shall ba stored, and pnl fo truth to say, the Jounutl of Commerce condensed items of a more general 1 cruel death. Thon, of what use wt still exists end lire* (as is truly said) character, aad a pagp given up lo mis- 1all (ho gold m the world be to owl *- bcatUta Uis older meu died oat uf ceUaneuue selections and light reading ; Thru returning the lancet to hia pool for the culture of the family circle. oL In those days newspapers were lugu­ Every town in tho county should bo 1 ba drew forth ■■tolas The King, ol isni— thia. a>4 P« briously solemn, *' with no flippant ransacked for its news, porhspe by local striving that ha Ml much wabamBeec a tags to disturb the provy flow of jour- corrospondsala. If Fanner Joaos, of 1 asked why ho changed his lanort * 1 nsfistic inanity." There was no tele­ Fairfield has a rmrarkably promising suddenly. He Mated fitottthejjifo graph prior lu 1M3, no ocean steam­ ttold of ruta bagas, 1st tho foot bo j ships until a period still later, and no known, for it will not only ploase him, Aseonated Prose orgaatoatiun to sim­ but stimulate his neighbors to rivalry, ! with the hope of getting n similar no­ plify the jirucc«s uf obtaining news. Hat, for a tnomeut, lot us gv brek a tion. We might go on aad add with- 1treachery is IhUT Tell ms LuOniU half oeolury farther —aaJ fitly veers is out sod to the little ” tonal itema" that what it mottfo ar year bead aAbM-Y but sbris! period—for n still greater may be regularly gathered, end served contrast. I bold in mv liand a. copy of "The Country Juorndt and the Punghkeepsie Advertiser,, of August 2, 17 SO. Use printers wboeo modest skill put to­ gether these pages have tong slept in their grave*, but the story which their handiwork preserved will live on, to the immortal glory of those who vpousud through its columns the principles that. secured the birth uf a republic. Our chief interest, bo a* rev, is found ia the contrast which thia iwper pros nils t» the journalism ot to-day, and here u lunuthmg the roost comprehensive il- up ia graceful and ailrscliv* BtjrUs ’o make complete the sought after country newspaper. Every event of local ioteseet in the Iowa, every improvomsnt in ths neighborhood, every meeting of citissne, every project for the general good, every artec> upon tho common weal, every speech, birth, an t de*th, and good fortune, and calamity, alumM not bo the ** uuc-jssidorvd triflas" ttat make up the Bum of mortal life; but noted to a lively end •p-*'*’ maurivr, or in a catholic and humans spirit, and sent forth ss the ever varying picture of hums life, and the progress and trade of the people. Demosthenes said '.hat the secret <i( oretorial power was " Action I Ariton'. Action!" Ills not toss true that ths secret ot eiiooeos in a country newspagcris •’ LocalsT locals I Locate F‘ To lVts oismsnt lot mi add also that tho paper can only be appreciated by its genaml eundact, iu b»a, its tern pur, its principles, its alma, its tuxnltaoas, its dignity, its propriety. In short, tho linking of such a newapapor demands coosolsos effort, and become* ]wrp9tual mutton in a thcusand Colds. Genttomen, allow me to cougrstulstp yon on the euccMO which attend* tout organisation. Your proceeding* deravmtrat* that tbbr* are oppoctunittoa fur such on assecnUaga to do wwtefhlng for tLu general good of th* fretasnity. They show that there are irregularities among puluiahani which it ware well to correct- And they iilnsuati., in a gsaoral vy, that much good may bo done such gathering*, a* well by reason of a rcrdial taterctouigr of ideas a, through 1 I 1 1coL The King. eateMifa#J 1 and ordered the traitor fa be On ] Then, turning to his ««een of 8tfl <Yoa — now that fho «Ars '^id: tho dervish, at Wh**h you 1 mA**1 1 ; U has saved WV 'most valuable Hecrehont the derrteh, that T 1 amply reward Mm for Mi 1 1 stainod paper end Own urero the greet. jouinols that daily Seed the popular mind with everything worthy of notice hum the four quarter* of the globe, it Is difficult to fed that tho journalism of’ to-day has not reached the limita of itsi (MwttritaiM ia all that petUina to tho jwrfoitiou uf tho art, tho dutolopm-nt Hateful U the IM of nrind.<md-tha diMrtufaalwn of ialife of tbooe who wu leliigaoee. w than to be 1OT0&Il may be an open question, whether tbo imerwvemeat* of the present day preceded (lie paldic m'rad, or whrtber the popular sent* den.anlod Ibo tinprovemcuU; certain it to, aa Victor iiuRu quaintly remark*, “ the diameter’ of the pres* is the diameter of civil toithm. The prom is force, beeaase it h1 intelligence ll ■ lbs hviag eterion,. aad loudly aauounjos the advent of jus­ tice. Holding no account of night, ex­ ■ sad warms the world.” There is some tiring inatrcrtivu a* wallI aaaatonag faihe okury which L told by a correspondoat ot the taipreesfon made upon a European trerelor by wHnesauig tho aegunress U Anmricaus for! : I principle* upon whkh eooreae fa Bewe- ""^Se^imrtUy approached mo with: iyA-gte-iming with Bdudmtton and do- �|hf JqmHiran jinnner. good CHEAP 1 big h ho loosed hi* hold, folded hi* hands ' uheaphst ’ struck the ground with a dull, heavy AVEDNESDAY, JULY S8. describable Women fainted, strong men wept, and to add to tho confusion tho runvau came flying over tho crowd like a huge b ini. Seme one cried out to got from its way as it would fall with crushing force. Then the cry was tak­ en up aad gvuoral rush was made for safcty.fa which many were more or le s> injured. Haamaa, Mtcniaxx. Jcur 0, 1873. THE FOURTH AT HASTINGS. WMKETEU & WILSON, Bundry giraffes, earn els, anacondas and other peb have lately arrived at New York tor Barnum. A coroner's jury, after carefully in­ vestigating the death of the little girl who was found with a companion mu-' teriouily shut up iu a closet, in Phila-; delphia, has decided that the imprison­ ment was accidental, but come of the papers dispute this theory. ippifveD Sherman J. Rich ! Guarantor SATISFACTION his tpouth and oar*. When be struck 1 It is always a pleasure to note the there was an indenture, main in the , doing! on any public occasion whore nil hard gravel ground five or six inclie* thing* were in order, and •uccees at­ tended every movement That such was the case in Hastinge on the 4th is । viewed by thousands during tbo tn admitted fort. From tho begin ing to tho clow everything worked like a charm, and with perfect satisfaction to sippi on Monday to fight a duel, which | Keeping of Dog*. resulted in the death of the latter Tho Stalo Board for the equlisaiieu of1 Srnoi L—The (Propio of tho State valuations of railroad property in Ohio i-ompleted its work Tuesday. The total [ think by for tho largest crowd wo over who shall own or keep a <fog shall pro­ value* aggregate 170,200,540 against cure a license thvrelur, from the dork >59,312,058 last year. various buamess places, certainly dem­ of the township or city in which ho may Of 1200 claims allowed bytho Southcastrated the wisdom of tho expenditure reside, for which ho shall pay to such incurred by each to get up the celebra­ clerk a* follows : Fur a male do; one dollar, for a female dog three dollars ; tion, being not more than Xr» per .-re.' which liccuw- -.hall n.u and be ia forre of tbe actual cash receipts, nine tenths from the day of its date to the 1st day uf' Treasury Department except six.'eunianting to $5092. of which would have been expend*! April next, thereafter. Ho shall cause Gov.* Perham, Israel Washburn, Jr, I tho dog to wear around its nock, durefoewhere, but for this celebration. Josiah II. Drummond, Eugene Hate, and Tho music furnished for [th- occasion I ing the Hie of tn* license. and no loupe r ■ a collar distinctly marked with the u., THE I WflTOII -[xrating on account oto a squabblu rer their wedding present s. ' A live toad was found in a stratum hardly a whole bone was left Many 01 iiaru-sauu, cigni i.-or oeiow 1110 sur­ were ground and *pliutcred to | owder. face, in digging a well at Hillsborough 1 Bridgo, N. H-, a few days ago. pulverised. The blood spurted from j Tk'“ *•» -1I L - --- ■ '. ' . ' ‘ ‘ Itocotanrend., and h- eq^ialjy TIM •nxl... COFFEE. Sales qf IIhfJLbrdMjJ W«/«r Salrt iMtt utar it th, Bid thutr* the patt drugs, nitff <y' /f.' Su^erioritii "i t' /tiit’ t‘-.. ■■ .• other .'I .Sp Jiao- ’ • struelion. o>t'l • tisilij adapted to -vxr rNTF.S i .A.KTID LIQUORS, U: M.-it. >1 PUq,M^ promtirrions cakefully comvui ndi-d different kinds of work, runhing Al»o a Fino Aaaortment r-f easier, faster, and; with lets noise than any other sewing machine, (ire qualities whieh rccomntend the Wheeler "Wilson to the ptii/fic as Superior to any other sewing 1 machine in the maket. ■ Suehas CHIWMGH, .LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS, REWAl.'DS Ktrveta, II a*ting*. J t'ctt. AFTERNOON AND EVENING BACON & KARRS' A D. COOK, Agent. i s-“ *■- ■*" “r* »j r-.-.>; the ability of our friend* with the prm>-' cation and pat went, as herein provided, A coal-black nog-.o in 're-'CK _ ... __ ‘ suco ' ..i. i. whit.-hand which st hands i*nau •lusso .. .1,^11 l—l ..i.e .............. , ■ end. arm. 7 tmsi alt- dated, shall contain the uatao of the ■ v-iy much a.hsmod of. ia the State, to which end wo 1' whnm. and a deMiii.tion ofi A Catholic nri-st of proper encouragement will be our citUBne generally. jua cxents-s ec acanu u.-.-,rc wui rue — -- — --aimneapcr.c •• i» have been bettered, unless indeed, we ‘ year, curum mcing tho first day ul April, Jo a of ^^t fret to tmrent their j had ad.IrJ a Utile vocn! to th- instru-1 b1>m^ 1x1 CQIulx'nf^ consscuuvely m tho: fi-eaeing, a* tlieT did last winter. |' had added a Ktt^ weal to the instrvwhkh u^^^aocmg mth *' u aUu,^ (<1 mental rnmne. The prayer was »• Nw_ L The clerk aha.ll register, u> a - ‘ e\1 St„, Fftir al I ceedingly appropriate, the Declaration ‘ book to bo kept by him tor that pun>u«.>. ' ,ho -THE GREAT FOREPAUGH S110W ! ; in almost breathless silence the aasombled thousands, aud was th moot ap- 1 ip or city to tasewjuveui *»— - • , propriato, and one of the must eloquent •. The clerk may retain twenty band* orations that we have ever heard ; and >r each license given by him, and it ia not too much to ssv. proved the »y the l-alanec of (the money re­ truth of the statement made by our friend Hine of the Lowell Jiaraaf, re­ published by ua last week, that Mr. di constitute i i. iwykrsWilber ia the finest Orator in the Sials. ,. , , . .. y- . j 1 a fund, fur the payincm 01 The display made by tho Fire depart- wHich per^a1“r perwm* may su. «nt was of real interest to tbe public Uln by the killing or wounding ol sheep 1 1 hat I Must mid Wilf Sell in Sixty Davs. Yard wide Shectiu] Stripe Shirting Cottonadcs. r“'1OL„_„. (’iusimere, " 25 to 35c. Hora’ Suits. Wool, Mens’ Union Caraiinvrc suits, wool. “ Cotton suits, Linen Coats, New Advertisements. /Hr SrrLt, or tprs $5.00 4 c^ps chiac, really did themwdvr* great ered- | u U>. «d>« fc nradin; » il “■ ”5 * *» ~~~ ■ i the u>wn*Lin board, who shall proreeu u,« nt, .r n< Ih. a..e~ „ *, *» UfU»U ~ MM w; 'J» "hJH UNDER FIVE VAST TENTS WITH H« IMPORTED CLOfflS s CiSSIHESES. -i. o..x - First-Class Instruments. I Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make to Order. off pleasantly without a single accident 1 w()Ua jyd by a dog or dogs, he -shill >„ law* u. • of any kind, aad there was net an ar- make a certificate thereof in writing. rest for dr^kronem or disurdrely con- «tating tho amount of dam“gy switainM | J-w4 1 _ R. MUDGE and record it in the reenrd* of tho town»hip or city- The said justice shall re1 evtvo for bis services in each raso tho sum of two dollars, and ten o-uts far each mile actually and necessarily traveh«d by him in j-rforming such service, . ... . . r.---- a r.._l i vn me via ar xonia a. >ern>u-i acxi- । — — i—— - — , ■ _ aussrax* rtriNsi m CMMa, er e:tr omier or omrer*. FINE NEW STOCK OF dry noons. New Scales At Hastirms. New Styles. New Prices. i My MACHINERY Veiy Low. CLOTHING. 1.500 WILD BEASTS AND 10.000 CURIOSITIES. axis and -Isis thronged the public m]wuv for hour*’ before tbo appointed time. A bearv squall of wind nerves* rdy delayed the ucwuioa far two or three hour*, but at BIX ITS AND SHOES, qUWIITEE fectly ealm. Mndre direction of the Prof, the balloon was got into position and its inflation with hot air was com­ menced. The canvass wxm fiEed am! In mac I up nearly sssrenty-fire feet high­ er. The basket was a willow one of a ! Wareroom. .io. Greene, near Hi£hth St.. S4TISF4CTIO/I PHOIX^ASIL^TOBE Shop in Bartow A Goodyear's faction therefor from the owner or own­ ers of the dog or dog* which shall hare done the damage- And provided further, That if any dog or <fog* for which a bceuso or licenses shall have been given by th,, clerk of any township or city, shall kill or wound any she;, or lambs, in any adjacent township or city, and the owner of such sheep or lambs shall not be able to obtain sati>foctian therefor from tho owner of such NEW DOUBLE CIRCUS AND 1.000 MEN AND HORSES, !\fe-HORNED HORSE! best punts ih uszingsi ' Will not be Undersold. Adjoining C. F. Dwight a Co.’e Foumtery. Sic. 5Whoever simll keep a dog. oerdrary to tho provisions of this act, shall forfeit the sum of ten dollar*, to the whole structure a thorough took be­ be recovered with coots, in aa action of fore taking kis met in tho ear, made no roauncut,oath« fort, and it was thought that his iqswsvni suKneui for the em^tom Kemythfog being »reedi■eas, the weeds “Let her g»” wsre'giv- j 1 furnish ciL Get the Best! HUH-KI .1.* SEVINS by th- clerk of which such hrcr.sc or licensee were gives, ia the earns man­ ner, aad subject to the asms proceed­ ings, as near a* may be, aa If such dam­ age bad boon done in such township or | WAREHOUSE, JOSEPH PFLUG ! Ito tabTm tarns f» Mitel THE LARGEST SHOW IN EX [STANCE. PABTEVLABS NEXT WXXt rental IK at US Shingles. Lsth. Ac. t,mi tr • •“ ADAM FOREPAUGH, | nsnmatw t r;-: >. oou:a,wjx. CORKY a OORKELI* �Tl|c Ryrdsucari B^ssaItiitm FKM1 »r urn mwn. On the 30th of Jun* a special session of the Circuit Court was held, His Hon­ or, Judge Hoyt, ou th* Bench. Tho business wu generally unimpor­ tant, though some of th* pending mo- standard exrollsnco, thia is rare prais* lions argued’and submitted were of indeed. It is Aouw.UM, not only in mow •pnctal Interont, owing to the question bnt in rfarsrtw, and ita tabla of contents ! shows a wonderful adaptation of arti­ of law and practice involved, and were I cle* to th* individual member* of th* nv follows.■ I Ebenracr J. Bench v*. Gcergo Baker, family circl*. Sim’s Little Girl, a tarnj motion for a n*w trial, on th* ground, p*ranc* story by Mary Hartwell, that ths verdict wu contrary to law and W*sth*.--tongh Block, by Karl Kase, evidence. Argued and submitted. How th* Vow was Kept, by H. V. Os­ Wright A Holbrook for plaintiff, John borne, Lunatic* at Largo, by Rev. F. Carveth and John It. Van Vidsor for W. Holland, and The Declaratfon of Independence, by J. B. Wakely, D. D­ defendant. Itoilin Hyde vs. Eliza Hyde, in Chan- I’ are arnang tho more noticeablu article*eery. Motion for alimony. Older made The Children* Department i* crowded that complainant pay defendant a solici­ full, aad roatains a puem in baby talk, tor's fee of S25 and *25 for expen***, to which without doubt, will be very mbo paid within fifty days from date. C. eeptabte to th* little one*. The price G\ Holbrook fur complainant, J. A. of the Magazine is one dollar a year. Address, Sweezey fix defendant­ Woou’s Honxnou Mxoxxixa, ' John Cromwell, ’ Jr-, Executor and Newbergh, N. Y. Margaret M. Crosswell, Executrix cf Th* dog keens* law taka* effect the 31st of this month, ninaty days from tho end of th* lereion of th* legislature. Port Huron cau soon bout of a •60,000 hotel. It wiU b* 120x150 foet, and four stories high. Ground hu been broken for tbs new car shO]— at Allegan, and the work will rvmmsnce in a few days. A Detroit wotuaa hu lately married bsr fifth billhead Thar ar* ail alive, work is soon to commenced on tho new hotel building ia that plice. Iron is now laid oa the Grand Bap- hhh i ____ Our Number is Lh, tumara (MW?noZ. TkHawls tspoo worth of turc.will be sold at cost a/ {M Bessmer. Heath Co.’s store i for the next 60 days. To make room for an entire new stock of Furniture. '\]'owill\ sellour whole stock at cost for i cash. This is no humbug. Come and see for yourseU. BBSSJUEB, HEATHS CO. Hastings, June 7, ’78. 7tf st>’><amsaJlraal*»Mtw«t*l W<* hav BIMJVCH STORES so don't make a Mistake. SUMMER CASSIMERE SUITS. $15 lo $25. CASSIMERE SUITS, FINE BLUCK SUITS, WHITE 112 to S40. Lingn Suits CASSIMERE SUITS, WaU. • 26 mil** north of Fyfe Lake A n»w edition of th* School Laws of Michigan is nearly ‘ " and it* distribution car* |w ill 1- tho List will and testament of Abraham I CroMwell, deceased, vs. Robert C. Stow- j art, in Chancery. Molion in arrest of judgment, argued and denied, with an attorney’s fee of »1U. Geo. C. Worth and Wright A Holbrook for plaintiff! John Carveth and John II Van Velaor for defendant. Cynthia Hotchkiss vs. James W. Hotchkiss, in Chancery. Motion for ali­ mony. Order entered requiring defend­ ant to pay complainant 150, to bo paid in sixty day*—125 for aolieitar'* foe. CHURCHES. Isj asstlscs u. With th* July number of this favorite aging tnsml—r of this firm, was for a monthly it assumes mere of a literary tinirt employed in this office. character, tho fashions, whilo not ex­ Mr. Thsrou Bute, while cultivating cluded, being plpood in th* back-ground. corn in the town of Adrian, Lenawo* county, on Tharsday, was struck by largo class of readers who value a mag­ ' gttnlng and instantly killed. He was azine for the quality uf its reading mat­ a single man, aged about 52 years, and was comparatively a stranger in the ter. Tho frontispiece is an engraving neighborhood. of “ Lady J ano Grey, that * Queen of ' aww GOOD COTTOIHDE SUITS, Among the literary contents, all origin­ al, are “The Next Heir," by Christian Boid, and “ A Winter Night," by Flor- Win. II. Stebbins, Adnduikt.-atur, et Dcpaittueul, Music, Editorials, and Re­ L,'vs. Simon Z. Durkee, ct aL, in ceipts. Bend fur a umplo number. hanccry. Motion to vats to, sj»*<ial Price 2.00 a year. Published by Dui cos A 1‘icnasox, 319 Walnut Street, this case, arguo^7nnd submitted. G.■ Philadelphia. C. Worth for complainant, I. A. Hol- j Tn t Pauais l-'xiMc*.—This sterling brook for defendant. John W. Briggs vs. John A. Martin paper has now reached its thirty-third and Alena Murdo, in Chancery. Decree year cf orutenso, having been published of foreclosure sale granted, to take place that length of time at Chicago without on or after May 1st, 1874, ia default of the omission of a single regular issue. payment of 1170 53 with interest and It- has ever Iwcn foremost in its advocacy costs. John Carveth fur complainant. of the fanner’s interests by the valuable Hmith IL Ilcuyan vs-. Carolina II. information fvrnishcd on all subject* of Henyan, in Chancery. Petition for sup­ farm indus-.y ; by it* valuable market plemental decree as to custody of child. reports, its interesting miscellany end Order entered giving custody of child to record of tho *oewn ; and in tho recent defendant, owing to tho death of com­ great movement for refmm by the Far­ plainant Geo. C. Worth for defend- mers' Organ'-ations against all upjpe *sive monopolies, it has proved itself the Potteryillrt was dedleat*d on* we«k ago | last Sunday, th* sermon being preached by Bev M. W. Fairfield. Other pas­ tor* participating in the sorvice* were Rev. Mr. Huntley, Itev Mr. Glidden of Grand l<*dge, R*v. W. B. Williams of । Charlotte, an.1 Bov. Mr. Ashley of Oli-1 v*w Th* Congragabonal choir uf I Charlotte came in a body a.id supplied charming music. Th* society at Pot­ terville was organirod an yoar ago. Tho new church is a brick structure, 45 by 34 goat, neatly finished fa ash end black vrafaut. It sill seat oyer 200 worshipers, and cost •2,200, which tho society there will wholly pay Several pending motions were put 'out owing to tho abseocn of Attorneys, p.’e* at which it ia published (only Two and there being no further business the Dollars por year) ia little compared to tho benefits derived from its ]>erusal. Court niljour.u-J without day. Published by Tur I’sitxis Fstuia Co., Chicago, lib. Send for specimen copy. Home, and they ar* nut a few, can re- | member old Churchill and his peculiar wsys. One day ho was riding on I horseback, when ho was mot by an old > woman who had nut so many of this world's gned thing* a* ho. Taking out ; Ilin wallet, ho handed her a quarter of' a dollar, and rodo on. He had ridden only a short distance, when ho began to soliloquise thus: “ Now, wouldn't I have done better to have kept that money, and taught myself some tiling Whooliog his horen round ho n<dc back to where the old lady was stand­ ing. end said : Give mo that money!" She handed it to him, wondering what he meant. Placing it in hi* wal­ let and at tho same time handing her a five dollar bill, he exclaimed : 7Lr» SUITS, Say man : ore you hungy T Woman are you faint for want of food 1 Child do you want something to cat? If so call at L. E. Stauffer’s Eating House North Side State Street, wluiro you will find everything in tho lino of eatables, only 25 cents por meal. 16tf l'ltt)n.UIUIII\! Working Pants, Hickory Shirts, 75 ctn. to $2.00. NO. 4. I, John Wolf, of the City of Has­ tings, County of Barry, State of Tho beauties of our present |»*tal For the put pose ot encouraging ar­ tists to luako the magnificent scenery of system u aptly illustrated by tho follow­ Michig’n, do no­ Michigan more of a speciality, in their ing which wo clip from a loading Now sketching aud photographing, a* well England |>a|>or. It says : ‘The annual tify , and desire as to bring together in a panoramic ' postage on a copy of the Buim Jtr.nal every person, view tho grandest imd'bost sceuory from all parts of the Blate, tho Executive er iu Sen Franriscoj* 11.20 per annum; man, <woman, or Committee of the State Agricultural । but it is W.10 per annum if placed io Jtuciwty, have determined upon iveum- tho buz of a subscriber in tho Boston Sultry. child who has a । mending the'payment of tho following ‘ postoffii-o. Was thsro *vcr a greater . special premiums, in addilum to tho piece of absurdity ?" ~-I. 0. 0. F. — O^ Tuesday ovoniag lb. dollar in money Sickly so. ’ extended list under this clans. officer* of HasUng* Lodge No. 57, I. 0. । For tho boat coUevifon of not 1 than i/Tin Bossn ov Enpesnou.—On Sa.ur- F., for the current tunn aero installed to spend, that I Weather bcautifal. , thu. r 1'hotograpbu of Michigan scenery. day evening Uic gentlemen olcrtod as by Jeoob Ifa* D. D. G. M , as fol am in want of it member* of tbe Board of Education, met Supreme Court in seuion at Lansing, iI by a Michigan ardst— •20.00 prosnant to taw, and organized by wWheat harvest is the order of tbe । First Premium W. T. Eastman. N. G. to meet my obli­ electing Hou N. Barlow, President. J. W. H. Holmos, V. G. II. Von Vo’vor, Secretary. »ud Hun. John M Ikosmoc, See’y. gations and that ThU should attract tho attention of John M. Nevins, Treasurer, aud then our artists and bring to tho State Fair adjourned until this (Wednesday) ere Milo L. Williams, I*. 8. I will give $1.50, to be hold nt Grand Rapids, on tho 15, ning to consider the various application C. L. Smith, O. G. Wheat ia being harvested—crop light ItJ, 17,18, 10 and 20 of September, the J which hod bees filed for posU'on* in furniture, for Noe appointed, 1. G. —quality extra. finest display of scenery ever mad" nt Cora never looked better at this seaeach and every N. J. Broaeon, W. ✓SousiCczszxTS.—We wsio shown Illis some •169,000 worth of choice goods J-11--, 4.*L.n4- wvanw John Seward, It 8. to N. G. of all kinds, which they arc closing out. ClOllEbl uH.ni L HUiy msrning a lox of cherry enneats .‘-oas Our fire CDgin* works to the sntiusc- . Benj. Cole, Is. 8. to N. Q. the garden of cx-Alder man, D. O. tkin of tho citizens generally. J. W. Wright, B. 8. to V. G. happen to come The Exaiutiro Committee uf tho rele- W«oley, that were sa largo ss so ord>IL Main, L. 8. to V. G. No Council moeting Monday nvnning. bration on tbo 4th, report me whole nsry Kiglish ch*r.y, and the best flav­ niSUTAX-— *». r. rwiuuun, >:an I into my posessNot appointed, R-'ft. 8. Cause—no quorum prewont. amount anbveribed •2d4,22: amount col­ ored of any current wo ever tasted. M r. moved hi* Dental Rooms over th..- Ito.-1 J C Service* weri held in the F-uanucl lected •2S1.22, and that thedisburemcnt* W. told us he would have had asvsral u“ “ w“St ion for the next Geo. IL McLellan, Sitting P. G. Church, at 10 i. on tho 4th. bushels but for the desturtive tendsney Tho lodge has now a membership of Our foreman i* abecht at his home in For Pyrotechnics, 168,22; for the of a nmghlior* hens, but they had eaten PxuJIo.-N. T. Parker <>t this city M'.vuaty-two, ind is prospering finely. will sell nt law figures, for cash or good NINTY DAYS Battle Creek, on a two weeks’ visit Band, *10,00; for Printing, fW.Ch). Msy its shadow never bo lees. aptirovvd note*: two goad Mares, ano The Mite Soc iety will l>o entertanined for Orator, 130,00; and all other expen­ weigh* about 1200 lbs., tho other alw.it as I am anxious ds, 154,00, leaving of tho amount coloa Fri.lay afternoon by Mr*. E. B. The hop al Taylors’ bowery last eve­ 'JOOlba., twoScngloLugpo*, two double locted a balance If 1'2,00, which by order ning was really an oajoyabl* affair. To­ buggies, two double and two singlo Har- to close out the of Executive Committee has boon paid day tbe bowery ia fating removed, and to J. Slattery's child who was burned by for a mammoth boqnot of unrraal tho floar, which is a splendid one, will large stock and the exp'osion of a rocket, and Um otiser beauty and rare frag ba laid away to b* called into requisition ." ■ |10 if coHected will bo sor'-pewled. If business of Th* Council, if a quorum can be obMajor you about! have added «v trt again ore long. not paid, tho Executive Committee will Johnson A Co'a. a’li<brnted Gold Pens ho host in the market, for sale at the City News Dvpjt. P. 0. building. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE The Great One Price Store, 36 Canal Street, cm ossn<st« ro/qww f/)Vf LUflBEIf FWSlfED l/t C4g LO^D jsdco tair.ml, will bo in uwaion ou Munday feci at liberty to publish the namee of evening pelt. the paruos who subscribed it, in tho pa. Hoo. D. E. Cook, left home oa Mon­ day afternoon f«r a few days’ sojourn in Wc*tetn,Now York. Hiram Powers, the great American j sruiptor, dfod at Florence, Italy, aa tho 27th ult, aged 68 yoar*. Competition being the life of busi­ ness. uur furniture dealer* ore making thing* hvely. CalFou them. New potatoes are making their ap­ pearance, not on orr streets, but on the lions* in rourse of erection on Ajipfc St th* railroad. J. L. Heed is building an addition to his dwelling house, on Jeffcrwm Street north of tho railroad H. A. Bu«i-U is building quire an addition to his reridcnco iu U» Second boot tables of some of otir citizens. Mr. V. Lein* hm. hi* new store «m Jrwso IL Grant father ot th* Presi­ State Street up to the second »toiy, and dent, died at Covington, Ky., of general will eoon have it inclowxl debility. at 7 P. M, Juno 29th. C. L. Johnson ia building » ■»» ✓I. it a fact, that we have not an ordi­ Wagon Shop, near th* <—<»«■ Clmreli nance or CHy law fa this City of not­ and Apple Btrewtv ings, that is in any dogreo valid ? The Track at the Fair Ground la l>eOur County Superintendent of Schools is notifying, by portta! ranis, tlio time ing put ia order far th* {fouutj Fair. When delta it will be as good a half and place* of holding the fall exammamile Track a* there is in the State- Sons Sesin.—Tho 8l Johusbury, CaWmsM says that the Messrs. Fair­ banks hare received an order tho pres­ ent weak for fire sixty-ton rai'-oad track scales for tho Erie Bailway. They shipped eevontoeu car loads of scales last week, and they hare the* far shipped 170 ton* more scale* this year than daring tbo same months last Ltarrxix* Ccax.—The prompt rel'*f afforded in numerous caasa by tho use of Dr. Trask’s Kagnaiic Ointment has not only persuaded people that it contain* Ma^uotism. but they call it the Lightning Crre. In Bhcumatiun, Wandeiing Pains, Neuralgia, and Irritability, one *pp' catiou give* relief, and continued use will usually accomplish a permanent ortopoekat. No rars, no Jay. Haoxtsw ox thi Iwswaaz.—The offi­ the remedy at the drag stare ol The Street loading to the woU ‘too of cial report* show that tbo um of import­ Bobarts* Co. th* city north of tbe Thoenapple, i* I*- ed risers ia largely on tho '■ i Ml eepoeially in N*W England. I*. Boston ler hand of Mr. Thomas Altoft. th* report shows ih* ianosm|(lnii to hare Uat 1* IBM. ’ «7«. ^Oa Tuesday we mot el Grand Bapids U«r A. W..Bo3ey is budding a Hou. N. Beriow. I. W. Vroouraa, Hou fence on Hi* West side of his lota <>n 4 221M2. - 1871. 447MW. aid thus D. Striker, W. IL Powers, Jchn CarviUh , Broadway, and ha* otharwise derak dly f„ tbs present year A* femaud large- end L A. HuIhsmA The popularity of Lee Reed's csrri. .gm fc fnBv demonstrated by his Urge soto. in tho past few mouths, and havmg reorivwd esdsra for Iwewfy bag*-. more than ho baa on hand l/A fane Picnic far tbe bwnefit of tbs children taunectod with the M. EHiradsy School, is being brfd.tHs (Wed newlay) afternoon, in tho grove ttsur the rwManro of Hom B. J. Grant. Jjvt thanks are du aad tendered to Townsbip, in tti* county, committed sui^ rid.<x» the7th tn*L,by hanging.W.teorw tLst the p roboWo of riliiallaU. Hre AfaraP.TTMS»>.l. tbo death of ■ little grand ctald aboal a Mn. Nancy Mo, Ms*. Ltoey A Pres­ year ago, vh* got kilted by a w*«oMs. J. P- Thfltp, O* W. Ml rniming over him, and from which um4 ffiatavrBar■' Mr*. Furt-es haa bean more or tea* d*Dbu^itelMMrtto^iiawrrfF. 0. LOTS. JOHN WOLF rm: twtchSm.v. For the reason that my neighbors are growling about me and say that I am not making- Tbo malarial poison in th* blood, In the Stats of Connoctic nt in the crisis *«, «a» !>.«• hurts ».- which cansee ague, anil chills and fever, 970 deaths, and 5,203 marriages ; in- is speedily cancelled and mustered out , creaee over 1571, »1 births. 1,MM by tbo use of Krom. Fever Tunic. A deatht, and 141 cuarrisgf.i. Ttare were boxoffiffl* fres of charge geo* with raoro men than women born aad died. each bottle Th* remedy i. wnrauted to contain neither arsenic nor strych­ nine. and is wammted to cum agao if Water Lime, Ohio lime, . Shingles of all kinds, a cent. But I have made all the money that I care to make, and I will divide my profits and a part of the pur- my stock of fur“initure with my - onst’mers. Hop­ ing that -skfil not be trgnbled with Mother drouth thllBum- vut.v te’wi-t wt! HAN »•»*£jyJ Go to the Banner Office for FINE JOB WOBK. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Carn. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. ’ppplf American Organ Is Ofirii to tie hffic ■ to ftr Ecerybodu Should try them, ufors Furthest pSMrteM is jia^atailaM » IMS «■' »4 tmsUMwwr THE swjiw i HALLETT & C �MORTGAGE SALE. The Babcock ending with 187S, while within a leee ; length of time the Burlington and Mis­ suuri River Railroad had sold along their lino 408,988 acre* to no Ires than ■ 4 525 purchasers—on tan years’ credit and 0 percent, interest- On sales mode * “,!C0 7»ew Year’s that company require no parmiml on the principal uutil the beginning of thu fifth year, en i ’then only one-aoTcnth annually. Thw'tcrras—tho beet over offered— ——* running in the ears of many who bad ... kmg sat crippled in bopeictaut-w with all MlV TWO TWn BOSES niMVR -F... ^—.1 Inaufratirm nf ih« RDM. THE ____ t v Si ax agrirnltnral ano I^Onttftir. ? tICHICAH CENTRAL R. R.. ^SS^seTSsliFW'fd** ‘ ontso «tv RANTED Well may the Brahmin, rounding the world ria tho Pacific Railroad, "under that the happy dwelleri on the Missouri do not worship the steam engine which has brought them lo all the blessings he To those going to Missouri. Kansbs. 1 Nebraska. Colorado, Utah. Wyoming. Nevada. Oregon or California, wo roe-' iimmend a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, via St. Isiuis, over tho Missouri Pacific Railroad, which runt its tine I Day Coaches and Pullman Sleepers ’ from St. Louis to principal iKiinU ia tbo J West. witAeto nUigr. Wo bolievo that I tbe Missouri I’acifi.' Railroad has the best track and tho finest and safest I equipmeutjof any line west of tlio Mis­ , sissippi, or.d its ruunodiuns with roads ' further West ore prompt and reliable. mLi^y* ,a EsSs-Ss -f&ffiS&iT'' Grand River Valley Diraim VINECAR BITTERS s-Tieeo-x Haniatlm BITTERS. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS suuri, Kansas ft Texas R. It, via Sedal­ ia, or orer the Atlantic 4 Pacific IL R-. ria Vinita. For tnsps, time table*, in­ formation aa to rates routes, ftc., wo refer our readers to I. G. Wheeler. Northern Passenger Agent, 72 Lloyd I St., Buffalo. N. Y. or E. A. Ford Gnueral Pasrengur Agent. St- Ixiuis, Mo. Questions will be chijfrfuUv and prompt­ ly answered. |LANTATION Bitters GIVEN AWAY. I tJJa'’taUa^««£**7S,*t«7uiaiMMzkto “• *s .. Temperance Bitters'1 D 11 56 SURFACE I Michigan Central R. R. EMIGRATION TURHIK'i j OLD. RILIABLE AND DIDECT ROUTE. iu at any other time, and hereafter you will find it has been a hall hour well spent. The Atlantic ft Tacitus Railroad Com­ Just give mo the reins while you put i pony offers 1.21)0,WO ncrv« of land iu your foot on tho stop, aa if to gt-t m ; i Central end Southwest Miwouri. nt tho horse makes a inorajto gu; I tighten from S3 to S12 jkt acre, on e-n n sears' tho reins and say ••whoa." Now put time, with free tran»;<ortation from St.your toot on the step again; tho bom- l*>uis to all purehasers. Climate- aril, makes another move; 1 bold tho reins timber, mineral wealth, schools, churchand speak to him again. Tho burse is ea and law-abiding society invite rtuigetting excited. l*at him a littb on tho grants from all |»tnU to thia land of neck, and talk to him soothingly. Put fruits and tic won. Fur particular" ad­ your foot cn tho step again, an i repeat ' drew A. Tuck, Land Conitnwsi.i nor, St.this process until tho horse will stand I Louis, Mo. . <7 still for you to get in and adjust your­ self in your seat and toll him to go. A few such lessons wilt train him so that I,. N. MIXER’S ho will always wait fur your cider l/e , lure starting* ... , , Now as your horse has just boon fed, drive him at a very gentle pace fur the first two or throe mile", until ho warms up and his body fio-romes lighter But, before you start, let mo show you bow to hold ths reins; Take them in your left hand, hn¥o theta of «pial lenght from the bit. and to cross each other in vour hand, the off, side one renting on M FOWLER'S GREAT “ORE LIVINGSTONE /J II : aJ5*- Scrofula Syrup ’RISE DODD’S NERVINE $50,000 00 DOES IT! DR. A. TXLASX'S Magnetic Ointment iriAXliArCET IISZASXS. IN VALUABLE GIFTS ’ SINE’S finger, tho back of the hand upward. Now in guiding tho horse, you have only to tm the wrist joint, which will, direct him rfther right or left, as you | wish. Keep your hand steady, with a gvntlo racssurr on the bit—no jerking or switching of tho reins. If mure speed | is wanted, uko tho whip in your right hand, to V gently used tor that purpose; bo careful nut to apply it any harder than ia necessary to bring him up tu the required spied. >l«»k 10 aojtbnglywudintttnato m the most gen­ tle manner, what you want him to do, and ha will try to d-» it- So noble an animal should not iw handled roughly, nor over-driven When you return have the harness removed at once, and the ’IFT JtiNTERPRISE. n i> tis New E>ilal Family Marat to GraS a jits! Frac,«l S5UD mail I JLKrK;'GREENBACKS!7^ l ive Pnre. fUH) ;/ 1 <>-■ . mullite rvrurra .-.i-l Muttlrrf |Ur.r« «n!i 1 tissuT i 5774 Every year increases tlic popularity of thit vulnaMc Hair Preparation; which is due to merit alone. Wo can a-eoiru our old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high standard; aud it is the only reliable and perfected prep­ aration for nttoring Gjlvt or F*»w> JIaib to its youthful eulor, making it soft, luitroti", and silken. The sinlft by iu use, becomes white and dean. ■PDERCtr rpiiL >t:w MHlTIIWIMtXX Ki»l!T>- Price. *1.00 per Bottle. Miril iaiitz S bit Ifctim UM Dr. WELL'S Eire «I Jinteiia It is net a quack nostrcm. The Ingredients sro published ca ssch bcUle of medicine, e It'.is uwd nod rccommiT.drd by Phy­ sicians wherever it has l*en Introdocel. Itwill positlvsly cure SCROFULA, SYPR1LIS tn t'r» twn’ows sfnecs, RHEU­ MATISM. WHITE B WEL^ LING, GOUT, GOITRE'. A. Morrison's Adi 'g Department. xllcut finality; Bust Pczran purjmeeC’ OUS DEBILITY, INCIP­ IENT CONSUME TJON, niui.eizm titty TlYrTotnL j. w' to.ottl.r.1 ■-.nTr.«t#l «< Peninsular Railway. CLEVELAND. QIHa SSu ■! »«v ■!! e^/a^jareFWi??**1^ THE BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD. Ayer’s ■ —ssgtinH’.-csstiJS: a-JSWtrfiT; trtSis •.»«!> treat -Umar Ikt CuRrtli««a> 111 th, IltitlMi in mH < aulr.Ue luul -UwrlbrJ Buckingham ’s Dye rasrsr.orwsss axu ■; •c-no rntru Tet*T»t>e? 17 Ireal n~u uS ,iM>a**at Ihk r-n>.l~cK. i .lite •» *• gate of the temple most »sy to the poor utvf,lian><tfatf itua tum>««rw,<> •• *'Ye»,'' replied the artist, and aloe I tbe GOLDSMITH'S BRTART 1 STRATTOR «m rU «.iUr. ar u; > , n UnnMT. U lUnCnn lm»; shra tk*i V* • lrt«, «f th Sarsaparill w. E. HEAMES A C0M FLOUR MERCHANTS [atmron AM. SABIN. WiGnaCuiisKi Mental. Onfy 60 Cents per Bottie.^ 1AKH00D: HOW LCST, HOW tStCEU Supai aiilcttaial DENTIST BOILER WORKS. SsEHStSrirj-. BteSS TOWLT1T WORLD A(atS ixnct th � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-07-16.pdf 3353e2058318754349b7b3873c25d10f PDF Text Text Th* ft.«n>sueM Tlfe fyydsue'i VOL. XVIII. nriiiii । mu Mwitjal and BMes Cards. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JULY 16. 1873 GREBLE -- -XXX.W " , & RUSSELL, Have a Full Stock of HARDWARE ! Don’t fail to see the HASTINGS SULIY CULTIVATE! NO. 12. fnw ita NU'TnA OWw. I saw, too. n dirk ktiifo on the floor, OI« WAT TO MEATFT. eioeo at hi. aid. Hooked at him tin instant—even, rhispored Tridi., than I rememtarod to pity him—then his alm, "papa is ash . .—,------- if tafrF* arid He pulling. and out of breath; •.' I gu< 1 wss mistreat of tta situation, for I had come from behind Mm—done all asina flash of light—and a-he rmo to taa foot I stood with my hack tn tho tightly ae dosed door, with a calmnree that showed ,--------------------------- - ----------- —'■ wm not unhappy with Mrs. Maltby. it waa not my intention to immediatelv "lamkeepiag urorjbody awvi 111 Only sometimes I wished for a little arouse tta bouse. get th. lute. ' most startling episode. I With a prreonce of mind equal to my So Horrie stuck his hands In his own, he put the roil of trills ho hail benu Wo had company to dine—Mrs. MMuchiur for into tho fob erf hi. waist­ pockets, and whistled end waited, .winging round thia way aud that way, coat, and with a glittering eye regarded lint on one foot and. tlica on the other. » — petite, and I '* Huh!” whispered Tejd^ rijapfag hatr,«j I somsttass did, foe sta liked tho kite through the crook, "Your boots squeak, they do." But away acamperri Horrie, dieking warning, the door was flung open, and ..txl.ods at every etopt untangling hie a yosmg walked la­ 1 bobs and fixing his strings, and eMaabI foil Mrs. Maltby start under my tack. I will tot you go.' bng over Aunt Susan's rocking, chair, heads. (myself wae frighten st, the Hu intense attention of mo changed na4 carrying a clatter every inch of tta intruder looked w> bdd and recktau. to a look of wonder. He was very handsome, but ho looked •Ton, child, are not afraid of me F ’“Asidly hud tta door latch clinked HSe.i3WCLfti ‘^^^B^OLIVER CHILLED PLOW ! •No,' I answered truthfully. • ■ 'Bt I watched you in your sleep a moment ago, debuting whether it were neoeeeary to kill you or not’ •You must have boon glad to find that it wae not nocoasaty,’ I answered. Ho looked more astonished than be­ fore, but 1 did not stop to think of that. ‘Put the money back,’ I said. \ AVitli^u full lino »( extras on hand. W'T’UIU’JJJ A KBit WAGOX The only Wagon with tho Hlnpn Hlntiulorri Bpoko. Ionia county takes 40 ; Jackson oi Lenawee county takes HARNESS, on hand, made to Order. TIN. COPPER. . SHEET IRON WARE Mulhifhctured to Order just commencing some axclataaticm, when she spied Tridie ou his tip-toe. •Do not do that,' said 1. *1 ata yuur and his finger on his bp. lend I was sorry for yon that day.' "My! what’s tho matter, Tridi.P' Ha did not speak, but a troubled look she saiil oil oamwtnaes in a minute ; isturbed tho jpalu fixrinsss of bis has t»ranm got that dreadful headco. acta again F' •How niueh money hare you there T ** No,” ho eaid, laughing and pulling hot out of the door, and farther ana further along tho porch, and peeping Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS COMBINED CORN AND SUMMER FALLOW SULKY CULTIVATOR I flung onon the doer next to my writing daak and camo back. ■Tbaao 1 will giro you fronlr.” 1 said, opening tho rolL ‘You saul to your aunt it should bo the but time, and I BXdkCKSKXTHIHG. Viwr DENTIST Wille,. ■ Mickijan. COME AND GET ONE ON TRIAL ! Empire Bloct Hastm Junt 19, 1871 dwight Pure Wines and Lienors! & wmtnAT.T. jpoetrn. J. P. ROBERTS & CO. What is it ? DRUGS Michigan Exchange. Medicines T. IlTsasUadsraAUu PAINTS & OILS IF YOU WANT I'HESCRIPTIONJJ AND smm linos! POEM FROM AL 'S MACHINE Chromo School Cards, 9nr ffgos oeroT. FAMILY tiMoMr ,M«ai WHa*UU»M Islkall Throe years passaiL . 1 had never heard a word of Guy Hedfoy. when, one ing madn front jitenyftteisi in Wftass, day, tho Bromleys of Now York, who from which form the tarin at a vary were coming to visit me, Mkri leave to bring a friend. I axtondnd tho solidtod invitation, and Mr. Guy Sedley camo. It was a shock, but he gave no token olthe-jxsL TUriaimri from hi. errors, ui Europe and tbs taut, wnlteei by tta lii gy gktori 1 C. he was so refined and manly that ta was tho distinrrtstad of my gmets. I loved him, tat I thought: ‘Ho must bate re. tta wamp^ uf ms righto. Ho SKigWEt£j£Jn HASTINGS IARBLK TUBE! tTALikK • "“*■ VaA^fa^ School Books J- Stationery bh elves. stc. Ts I don't know why, but from that mo­ ment 1 pitied him. Ho got up and cmnmenopi walking tha floor. I tell you Winifred, I must have this money,' he eaid. ‘I jnnst for you,' 1 said with taara in my eyas have it to-night, to-night,' ta repeated. *¥«,' ta said, gravely. ‘And 1 love Mrs. Maltby was silent. I caught a yvu for it.' gllmpm of tar Ceca Flint wae not He put Mrs. Maltby’s money back, and rearrang«d tta chest I begun to body there like Luey Watson and me, listen nervously for voice, about tlio to see to you.” bourn, but all was very still. IJn Lx-kod Tta tears were pretty nearly in Tritho cheat and gave mo tta key. i <lu>,» eyee. Inst ho triad to keep them •You know where it » kept F i back, and still the frixxlsd, brown head •Yre, in a drawer in her dreestng went on bobbing up ana down, and ev­ room-' I wondered how ta hod obtain­ ery way over the cherry basket, while ed it 'Harry and got away.' the tongue trotted on, too, as fast as *Ttare is no danger; I pared tho way poasibU. carefully. Pure, Drava, little girl, how •' You see I could not spare you mine, fearless you are for yourself!' for I must barn them for luncheon to­ Ho looked at mo eornratly, u U he morrow—I might rparo you four, maywished to carry away a dear movie ry ta, and maybe Lucy might spare you of my features, then wrapped his eLak six; that makes” counting on her fiaabout him, flung up tta sash, aud gere—■' let me eao, why, it would be leaped aoundlresly out into the dark­ quite a lull six and tour make tea; but 1 just do think you might have gone to ness. I extinguivtad tho taper .and crept get your own and—” back to bed. I did not hear a sound *• But. sister," broke id Teddrn, “ I don't want yours a bit, only just to about the house until daybreak. When I arose I saw tta diik-knife glittering in the suuUna naar mt writ­ know papa waa so tired, and there was ing desk, where I bad laid it Then I uobedy to take care about (he noise; and yon must not speak so loud now, it ahuddwri. At eighty o'clock the watchman who will just wake him right up, after wutapt on tho grounds waa found I gagged and bound, just inside sllriBat, m it happened papa bad bean born'e mitrancr. ‘ Yas, Guy Bedk-y uwaku several minutes and Lad coms pavri ta. way oooly and surely. to the window just in time to aoe tta A year later I was mistrcM of Ital- little frixxtahead thrown back toughing burn; tta tasiutiful boose, tta spacious and shaking at tta idea of anybody on grounds, were ell .mine. Mrs Maltby liulo as Iridio etayiag home fame tta tad diri and taqueatliri them to mo. cherry tree to take care of anybody so big as papa; In tune, too, io sre a.foar On her dying bed aho had said: •Violet, you are my heiress. Thoro is roll down the little brown cheek, ns only one bring taing who tas my blood Toddle tip-tori tack to tta bril door, •Ob, God!* H. flunggp.hl4.ams with in his veins; him I disown.'' tiho iiia heart almost broalfag between pauasd, and then wont on : “You havo thinking of tta ta1’- chorne# aad.flf. be­ seen my brother; I loved biro; I was ing co hlllo ho could do no good to any ambitious for him, but hia natural bout odo ao big as papa. But when Tsddw Was eviL Wo bail a ctuum. Flora, n pooped softly m at the door.nd saw lovely child, who was brought up with psie looking bright and refreshed after him. They worn engaged to ta- mar­ his (rood stoop, amt foil th. kiss whfch ried, but I forbade it 1 revealed to bar said. "Aly Hills Teddi. has done all this for me,” ptang than any words osuld, and daris of daring. She loved him, he forgot aJjKbout cberru-s and about she trusted him ; but nhe was delicate being so very.little, and tanc that to and died. lie said I killri her.’ Hha grew pain, even past her dying pallor She went on: ‘When I last *aw him thn officers of justice wore after him; ta was a doftallor; ho hail stolen money tn pay hli with a tiiuoly pape: gambling debt- He is probably in jail untitlod Jock A»ta now. but I will havo none of him. and culinr tompiatana i fluencne to which si r-WJF I went and took a seat near him. ‘How lovely this view is!' ha sxdstewd, pointing toward the distant �POSITIVELY THE lari ST AND FINEST SHOW ON EARTH! No Dull Tinies 14 OOMIWQ keMt the two Governments and to adranco the luUrrets of the United States in tho i lands ruled by the Sultan. 1 The Y. M. C. A. of Chicago Imveinjtinted an excellent work by opening 1 tree reading room in. th» MicUgM, 1 Southern : k I-L:,.: .:> ■ 'f..r | tho convenience of irmim. Tho cUtor ol the Woodstock. Vt.. j-Slzaderd bad sent to him from PlymI outh. on tho ‘28th of June, a frfititj । of snow taken from a anew bank in ic Rocky Mountain grizzly. An .1 that town, and adiahofhrt maple euthat ho enjoyed sugar <m enow joitrich tian was an oatrkb. ami gays jI gar, so M.- .1_______ --___ *. -Y a .. \tlm ipectator seme idea of what that Luge leathered specimen is, waa also a lavorite with the crowd But it would be vain to attempt a rocnpitulatiutt of Certain Texas politicians, now in I everything. Suffire it to say that there Washington, have got into a warm , wi re about three acre* covered by thia wrangle about the disposal of certain New Advertisements. offices in the Stale, and instead ol re­ with animals c«-h of which waa a t ferring the mattar to ths people at the healthy specimen uf a rare speciet. In tile next tent wm Um- ring « polls in tho usual way, they liar* rushed amphitheatre. With the avristaucu to Long Branch, to gyt the ear of the Mr Dingrss. the genthnuaaly agent. President and to secure his docuuin up­ on a matter *l>oat which he can know but little and probably caret les*. Tho chief parties seotu to be Gov. Davis; and Gon. dark, poatmastcr nt Gahrenuu ; Ibe former sp[>eara to want a r»-uu<uination, and tho latter opposing it aa dolrimental to Ute Republican urgaumation forepaugii shows Sherman J. Rich Crockery. Tea’s, Coffee’s, Stoneware. TEA and COFFEE, 'hkh^«™y Also, be has a Image Stock of all kinds of Fish. CASH PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS At the old stand of M. Allen, 6ta» Street. Hastings, Mich. SMITH. MANEE& PRESTON. ySo" a cm:tw <□ ~y <s-ooi>a ’MOK. LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS. REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need tn MUSIC, UNDER FIVE VAST TENTS j AT NEW YORK FHICEN ’ •»1" c“"“' •» 8““ •»' J-s-~« lb. rue.. s—s n~t • Streets, Hasting*. Hulling J5.QOO People. consisting of . TWO ENORMOUS MENAGERIES' live rnagaitii ent laoise .a* if *iu part <>t him, and, iiyb-t-d, w^n or her Leanly site might l>« tak-i h ; the loatortionivl, Sigiwr Far ii ikes one believe that hr- In-lung - ONETH3JIAHOMEH AND HORSES SWH! j. 4/04. BACON &, KARRS’ IftPROVED Being the most simple in con­ SnlfK theant! Wlueasily elrr «f-adapted II 'Umhi fur st metof ion, to 10,000 Woiitaful Curicsitii visit relate* Io local polif-cs, a Lout-1 it unce be giyeu to understand that tb-v have got into the wrong plare. Thv Admieiatratiiin has, ptdf-eriy, neither time or dispositi-m to adjudicate up-.ti any such issues. The practice of rue • uiog to Washington or to the FreuJuut. now to prevalent nil over the South, to secure tho adjustment of every little Axlitical difficulty which can and vttghrt^ be settled at home by the voters convented, pieeeni a scandalous epectark, and is corrupting and pernicious to tho organization which allows it. We uev or thought much of the Democratic theory of States' rights gjuverthvlev* wr Fourth by a t.'iO,(K>0 tintit tiuti, that ttth of the thirty seven Sunday aiuniiug the - Lluff«l States composing this Republic are rotu- were umslceaed by an uailbqaakpeUnt to take care of their own adair -. U >p< L.IM. SATWTACTIOS «. Glassware, trtair tho Indian chiefs Santauta and Big Tree, the protection of whom is pledged in soma way by the (Jenera! Govvrnuteui, only ou condition that tnu of the Federal oAuvm in hi- Hute, induing of course, that of )»>stuuui.-r al Halves ton, shall be placed at hie dhposal I: Davis has really gone Io Doug Btauch UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. different kindsin ofthe work, t it (luarnning the past year Brat easier, faster, and with less noise than any otherover sewing iiilcc of its Superiority alt. THE TWO MENAGERIES Here can bn sevn a MONSTER FCEBIi’OlIM I ■ other setting machine.- First-Class Instruments. This week we publish an advettieeusctit detailing a few of the hwdiug features of Mr. Adam Forepaugh.s gigan'i- exhibitxm, which is to exhibit here the afternoon and evening of Wednesday, July 23d. The coming of Nr. Forepaugb.s two great Menageries, gram] par« of Ubi.> are v-ry greatMuseum, and Equestrian oqpuii.-atiou The City Council -I Ole into thia county will prove a rate treat Tuesday uight pa Mod an New Scales New Styles. most stupendous aiuuseinen: euterprw* of tho age, and is worthy tho patronage of everybody. The arrasgvmeot of the tve great exhibition tents is such that all who would like to look at the imuiouse collection of animals, and curios­ ities in tho four Menageries and Muse­ um tents, and not come in contact with New Prices. The Magnificent Museum nagerie exhibition. Exp«rl:::~ to setfor !•> approval on fata return. all Bony County at Heatings on Wed­ Hon. E. B Ewing, one of tin- Su­ nesday July -Id. th* day of exhibition, premo Court Judges of Mirevuri. died nt Iron Monnlnm Saturday night of cerwbro spinal meningitis. and in order that this community may Twenty p-rsons were drowned at know in what estimation the establish­ Gre<n lake. Wisconsin, on the Fourth, ment vf Mr. Forspaugh'a is held by the by the uj-«-!tiiig ut boat* during a poop!* of this State, we republish the fol A jewelry store at Bmuduu. Vf was lowing nolire from the Detroit Frikae. rubbed by Lurghun early Thursday in which city Fompeogh lately exhibitmorning ol 15,000 worth of goods. Tim Delaware peach growers hare . Very Low Bt.y/ Suita. Wool. Union’ Ciwdxncrc Huito, wool. “ Cotton rniits, I.iQm dotita, fit* STrm Of ifUTS 4 cups TWO-HEADED NEGRO GIRL,' 6679 ia’jjtja'aagi.aSe MIMS, 1 Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make to Order. ‘HDfflOTRSE! as«sa THS GREAT DOUBLE , CIRCUS'. Equestrian Aggregation and lloonui ontl Offices to rents over nij; store. Useless. Mu u.icx <■: Ft, MUDGEi Performing Wild Beast Show. 1 AwoeslI-sIraAr setars BS<I selmsea in u.a c>MORTOACE^AlJC. 183390 ML IMONI RUSSELL & NEVINS Joseph pt lug i CITY TWO CMAMJO EXHIBITION IU.S.-T. uA r.ni.a.L-r, I.-. * It t > • nemtemew in ewWWndmi. Ckllkrea ws4«r 50 Gorgeous Golden and Emerald Cagea NEW STOCK OF Light and Heavy Groceries. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. ^WTBl WSFICTIOft I Mrs. Utwa V. Brook ar. sister of Vie­ nna C. Woodhull died la N- Y. City Wedaesdsv. of Bright s daseere of the Id—w ' ' J. Cole & Son, HATS AND CAPS, boots and shoes, PATENT COOLER W1I0I.E3AI.I: A IttTAIL GR NEW WAREHOUSE, PHCENIX CASH STORE Ota gak dik UratUtiu atu LAID lUffiE, mm WHBUK,: UElOi BAIR Shingles, Lath, Ac. Will ”<* be Undersold. �Tlfe Rj»fifeucAfl piared hfatrelf in cere of Dr. Charles Ruaaal! and i* rapidly improving, aad hopro to bo out in a short time II. is to Room an, st the Hastings House, where bp will b* pleased to re* any of hte old friends aad nrighbor* Regular Mooting Monday reentag, July 14th, 1873. Prraout—Mayor, R<K-ordar aud Aid*. Dawson, Mulgr, Ifokv, Jnwoll, BesamcT. Hanu, aad Bentley Minutv* read and approval. By Aid. Bcaamer— Thrt tho word* ‘ in tho ward to purwni owninr" in th* rose fatten in regard io (laving itroete adopted Jun* 18th, 1878, b* .truck out and th* word ‘agniaat" b* inserted instead. Adopted by ayes and nay** Th* sidewalk Committee reported a* Th* New York ffsreUpublishes a re­ port that th. mate Park Omamimioappovated by th. fast legislature favor '-he eouvereion rate a State Park of an immeoro tract of land almost entirely in th. Adirondaaka much frequented by tourist* and covering about 834,000 aoree, which, wtee finished, would be th* largest pork in th. world but UM. th. United State* Park on tho Yelfow- ■■! ■■! Oar Number is Canal Street. We have no BRJ1JYCU STORES so don’t make a Mistake. Ht’MMEH CASSMERE SUITS, laaxtuu—The later Orrea offisre tn prepay th* portage on albite exchange*. Nor Qrrra R> Ltraaat—Agretaag to •end n Dailey one year foy the publica­ tion of its I’aoerncrr*, and then »topp>«< it nt the rad of six months, a* |ho Chi­ cago TrAuat and Araimy Past hXV* done sidfandks would respectfully report: that they hare carefully examined the different Wards of the City, and they, would recommend that sidewalks and Commoncing at the Bridg* on East •id* of Michigan A venue, running North to tho rreidonce of Mr. Happen. A We commend thu item to the atten­ crorewalk arro** Michigan Avenue on tion of Senator Richardson of tho 2nd District, Duncan. Stewart and that ad­ dle-brained Griffith, who played recond liddie far the cpporiUon to the Park at Detroit, at Lansiog last winter. CAS8IMERE SUITS, CASSIMERE SUITS, $10 II $15. l.r*r or Rrmix* remaining at tire Hastings P. O. July 15th. 1873. Mr*. Lucinda Brown, Susan Croat, C. A. Cam, Purer Durkee, Alexander Eno*. Charles Juhuean 2, Jonathan lemsbury, Harry A. Sperry. FINE BH0K SUITS, Direct your letter* to number of P. O. WHITE 4/T0 BIf OUn GOOD COTTO^Dg 3UIT9, Linas Suita sttre and certain ague cure will find it at J. P. Roberts, ft Oto's, drug store. A chill cure, warranto! to cure ague, wnr- State Street to the bridge, crosswalk on East aide of Crook Jj’root, across Stalo Street, cress un both sidex of Jet!i>r»on Street, acmes Stale Street, aula walks 16 feet wide from Honry A. Gb^dyear’s strychnine, and warranted to do good without danger of doing harm. It I leaves tho system in a vioroua healthful I condition, free from all ague and ma!-I nrial potion*. A box of pills tree c,<. charge with each bottle. Ask for Krore j Of the townships in this county, Thornappl* pays tho largest tex for 1 It­ 'S, her statpMx lining 1041.05 and that of Pnurtevilte *999.25, and tho lowest io paid by Yankee Springs *445. <14, and t ho next on tho list is Hope, J'rtxa.—In rases of piles. Dr. Trask's Magnetic Ointment art* like a cbarre, afTordiu; immediate and poetive relief by one application. Wo know uf person* who ran got re- already ordntad in tho Mound ward leading tn the School House. Wo We Cud the alnve in nearly all our would, also, recommend that the side­ exchangee, including the Detroit TrA­ walk. lie repaired in front of D. C* mm, the N. Y. TriAsow, and the Boston llawteys, J 8. Goodyear*, James A. 8wou*»*r* and M.S. Stebbea* reeideni-o. . All pcrwu* who aspire To beauty or personal appearanno should not ncgto* t that natural acoensory, tho hair By many It has bean neglected until tho hair has bocvum thin, gray, or «utir»ly John Adams of Quincy, Maarechuw-ts, and whi ther they ever read that his mm, John Quincy Adams, l-*ramn I’ren- tile West side of Church Street. Ret>airing the walk* in Pont of llcury Baifoy*. Ix l*Maaxa Ctocav,—Proceeding* for Ed. Holbrooks. Geo. M. l<cwcys and Dr. Upjohn* r<«*tdenco*. A crowwalk lb* wrek ending July 11. 1873. Eatafoof Katie P. Taylor Minor, iutoss Broadway uq the S>uth ride ol Ichabod W. Taylor, appointed guar- Center Streot, Si.lo walk* an 1 m»*uw*lk* Sultry Showery. administrator tiled, hearing on allow­ ance Aug. 4th. Estate of Charles B. Broadway to Cass Street, a crosawalk | Athaarn and Sarah K. Pickerd, minors aero** Green Green Street on the East rid* of Market Street, crosswalk aero** Green 8lrest ou th* East »id* of Broad­ way. All of which is respectfully sub- Gold 115 1-4. Abundant.—Ch*rri*s and Currant*. lte;>ort say* that there u to be anoth­ er decline in th* price of tea. z Whortleberries are in market, end the crop i* said to be a large on*. «h*at grow in ths shock. Decidedly loaded.—The current bualie. and cherry tre*e on th* ground* of Hou. Shuman C. I’rindl*. , In the townahep of Prairieville the !* last wmtor waa paid on every diecriptiou of the real eetate < Nell Parker fa ietting double team* at tt,U0 a day. Surely R ia cheaper to rid* than to walk there hot dap. Ackley'* Soda Fountain ia th* only •p«ci&c remedy we know for tho Gene­ ral debility om fo-1* there hot day* The Statue of Ethan Allen was unvMled at Burlington. Vt, on the 4th in«t, ta the prerencs at tea thourend Gerrit Smith mad* a fsrv.nt appeal in behalf of Cnb«, at Syracuse on th* 4lh. He hoped that, atac* th* Govern­ on tho South side of Center Stroat, and ment breitatad, tb* propl* would take Sidewalks and crosswalk* from Church up Cuba'* canvo Mid force tho Govern- Street to Broadway on tho west ride of The above •xpeeeses our **mlimenUi precisely, and we j-rin ia the hope most varuestly that our Government may be indu. wd to aid in Cuban I uJ.pondouce 4>a motion the report wus adopted On motion the report was toil on tho Proteatant Episcopal Mireion of Char table until next meeting. 'The street Cutnrniitw reported on pnvlotta, Mich, dreire, thus pubhely, to ten­ der their heart-felt thank* to tho young Indi** of Emanuel Cliurrh u! Harting*, for their tuuely |i*cu]u*ry aid ta behalf of the Mission. Ws ran do no more than to pray God to help them, that their aubfo and g*n*rou* effort* tuny be rewarded four-fold fa U-ringa more submit the following report ; We have concluded a bargee with I levring than mere dollara and rants can Mr. Michael Ceacyof Grand Rapid*, for bring. the earn of 10 cents per yard, the city to Txn can or rax Hnaxr.—We learn furnish ell materia! and plow the ground that thro. dog*, two of them the prop­ for said paving erty of one man, were rauttht killing ■Keep on lb* premise. ofSelim P. Cady, last Sabbath morning. An inroetigation showed w twenty-four ahrep killed or injured, th* property of Merer ■ Hal. end Cady, with a lose of some fif­ ty dollar, more fa our judgement than all the dog* in Barry Countr are worth. DuMcatwaT Dsscx. —Invitation* are out far a dediestory dance. at Naahrilto, under the supervision at C. B. Rkhardwn, on the 30th fart. The party wiU be held in hi* new brick store, the muAids. Jewell, Boiro and Beattoy were « .,11 b. u s°*l - -h. -S'"1', appointed. the supper a treat, and all things in or­ The following arrownts wen present­ der. We treat the aUmsdano* will be ed and allowed by aye* and nayo« : targe. on the part of all who enjey tupOro Curry, Poliro ereviea, July 4th, / Ataam Smith, Eeq, of Knowirerilta, OriMM County, N*w York, a wealthy tararer, i* spendiag e few day* with W. K. Barbar,of this city. k On*ol th* tatret rtylre, aUendmg pubbe ball*, with a mtwmj wred. <* th. hat. Far' particular., enquire of AT^ritafor of the Brew /rerael FwnvaL—Tb* Good T.mpiare wiU giro an Ire Cta— Fertiyel at their Hafita this city oa Friday re*mMjB1r 18th. A cordial tavitatioa ia wteadad Wm Tinkler, PtoHre rervira, July 4th, W OT A. J. Rum. P'dire rerrira, July 4th. 14.00. # G«>.N. Reed, rerrira an Marahal, 141 GO. John Wtaarort, nail*, repairing Iloee, SUITS, t ■ Working Pants, Hickory Shirts, 76 eta to *2.00 26 cta.>Each. Cotton Socks, wutghs olaiut 120' U«., the other about 9W lbs, ta o Single bnggiea, two double buggioe. two double aad two aiagl* Barnctsu*. Hero an< bargain* for thoee minting *uch property, that are not w hirh cure* alt din-ase* of the scalp This wonderful preparation Wclv upon the gland*, which •np(X>rt and nourish tin hair, restore < gray hair to its origi­ nal color, make* tho scalp white and ctorui, remove* anil prevent* the forma- STAR CLOTHING HOUSE The Great One Price Store, 36 Canal Street, crupticn.. ; mid, by its tonic and nutri­ tive properties, restores the s-alp to a healthy state, and create* a new growth. A* a drossing, it is unsurpassed, giv­ ing the hair that brilliancy ao much ad­ mired by ail.— But— C—uKrnd Local Bbjiftcs police;. D.wf»ral /•» Keep a large supply of Salt Cur sale at Lowcrt market ratea, ia their Brick Wnrehou.se. Cmkkt*.—133 dollar* M-enu to tq tlw< price of Burial Care* at John Wolf*, while Braanvr Heath ft Co. furnished one on Sunday la*-, for the only son of their nwpocted friend, J. C. Hanna fur tho n-asonablu sum of 85h. It wn* a finer Casket and better t.-inimed than he ran trim one, with a better Hoarse funitebol than with the 8125 Ca*kct. Query rat i»h do matte:. TtaSill t wrtk 10 wml an tui HBert kite four. 10 Barrel Iola and more jwlti to dealers at a vance above Car-load Bates. Fatrrr Jis* in radleM quantiriee, and of ISO moK approved pattoni*. fur Bate by F. D AeUny. nt the City Drug Store. Pra*ixn.—From the pronibes of tlx* subscriber un Sect. 3U, in Button-l, alxint tho 1st uf May lost, two 2 year oM stecre, dark red. and on* 2 year old heifer, light rod nnd white face Any faformatioa n« Io th<- whetaabMK said cattle will bo liberally rewarded1’. M. Bun, , Butl.nd, July 15,1873 tf Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, f//f£ LU/BBEIf fUltfISffED Teeth, a new stock jwrt received nt Slot aboil's Dental office. I8w2 If! O44 L04B LOTS. Gold fillings a speciality ntStetahatTs Dental ofltolfrw2 Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. Tooth powder, the "best fa the « at btrfabfaTa Dental office mm IvreM. Fernel** ■* nalrt KtlawW <X n>>d* Uy CmV.U. Il.iarJ * tte, »ta k*<8 MtWty sU, 4r»«>U., m tb* b*M ■iwr sMms*. H a*»***q**l. Vtakoi kMT THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. S3J000 worth of lure. wiU be sold at cost at Bfismer. Heath If Co/oidore for the neai 60 days. To make room stock of Furniture. will sell our whole stock at cost for cash. This is no humbug. Come and see for yourself. BESSMER, HEJlTIf^ CO. Hastings, J line 7, '73. 7tf A. J. gpooabte, woeM announce to the public, and to tho fanner- ia partfcular that ho i* Agent for Barry tkiunty, for the retebrated Spiral Spring Wagon Seat. Tiny arc th* brat, eauret, and most dunnbto seal, ever made, and no other rest can be *old whore there reels ROM It He PiMic ■ fix Everybody Should-try them efore /uh Iswr.—On th* 44h tart. Mr. 8. W. Laue to.t on th* rtrrrtx of this City, a Diary. Any p««n finding it wil ooaf*r a »p«toi f*TOI hy tasting the rem* al this office, or fa care of Dr. Roberta, a: th* Poet Ofaw M SMMHB4 tew-Sere «B Mt ret M atata. �The Babcock •ICB1STR CUTRAL R R. Grand River Valley Divisn now ivmuletcd, i ami juireongere are oflond a iitj.: cUu, all-rail route from St. Louts tn Tcxnr, cither mr tho Mifaouri, Knnras & Toxat IL If, via Suelcdia, or over th. Aflmttiw A 1‘ariflc It 11-, via Vinita. ‘For iunjw, limo tables in­ ionnation at to rxt-», rente*, do..- wr rafar our reader* t-> I. O. Wbe-der. M —■ ’• ' Agent, 72 Lloyd PCS .iTOS-trst-ta! iWKsnei EMIGRATION TURNIN<» ^any olL-rs l,2tH<(0W acres of land in Central and Southwest Missouri, at from Wit to W12 par Hm-, on seven yonrs* limo, with fr-v transportation frum Sf.laiuia Io all purctmveni. Climate. soil, timber, num rat a|ealth, schools, church- Ayer's'Ague Cure, iHifc ’ ’ Cl. TW Lairoi I mnkholi Sinital ui Initial lo market, is Hind and it abutieg hit , I have bean in a great many farm-houtM, and have always toted that, where tho wife «u eompoUad to exchange the 1 egg* ami jxrultry fat grwriee, tho hus­ band spends a largo tom annually in tobacco and whisky. To reform such a nractico appaara nearly out of th.- ra-c. DENTIST Trani have froveo GIVEN AWAY. H F. Mui itrftrfe WATER WHEEL. Magnolia Balm Puro Blooming Complexion. LIFE BELUW THE SURFACE ! Michigan Central R. R. ALL WORK PHOTOGRAPHIC. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS OLD, RlLIA.lt 1ID DIRECT ROUTT. taste of soil- boiM eggi. roast chickin, and the fruiu. aad hoi, content with baked pork anti bsant, fried bacon, and greasy potato-'*, and target* that hit wif# and children do not fully api-n*I—.-I t... ■ ... -11 —._ :__ ::: ‘•'W .XWSt.S;! L. N. MIXER’S Havana Lottery of Cuba. Scrofula Syrup Magnetic Ointment SaaJsgguf 50,000 00 POPULAR EXPOSITOR Ayer's’ Cathartic Pills, SINE’S ITERPBiSE. Gratetl SCBCIuLA <H C1KE EfflEDI (kt Grad Caiflal Prize, tf S5JW isiGtid! iiiitiilziEliMnHftnUL mtts uf atajuflg I-irdsti. Whatbar U war hi, own, it th- ditMvcry of none on. else, I i-naiRF. lai] at Mils distan: day, Ln: the fact ia. aud a staph onott ia, w> have two small points to look after The , first of three is a plenty of feed at all tiusartrtaisibto; and tbi< naxt it a warm, she Itrred place for the bent to roll in. For ths first, we uro coni, ihellad, and placsd in a box under cover, and a fre-l of mao! and lopp-rod milk miied togather, or milk and bran. Omw a -Jay ' tins ia put in a trough muds uf two boards, liks tbo ietlar V, having the GREENBACKS ‘•p.ssms'W DODD'S nervine DOES IT! / sjaK’wiaft.'.wMsis । * w.tas.v.f faSit ••*>*•' Detrait izniti I Izlr 1h®i UM Price, 31,00 per Bottle. EPIDEMIC DISEASES traduced. I twill positivtly cure SCROFULA, SYPHILIS it its tariau itagei, RHEUMA TIS.V. WHITE S WEI^ LING, GOUT, GOITRE. BRONCHITIS.' A’ E R VOUS DEBILITY, INCH’- TteftfMsutll-MtiB PiwrftlMuteai Dsnfctutcll'vezaju). duia nn. cbook-s wntE or Peninsular Railway. tas t »K?“ THE BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD. DOUCHE FLOl (CHANTS A.M.8.MII.V Flm& Grali tausialcickut, Statemcnm, Noto Hoads Letter Head*, VtallltiR Cards. Full Sheet PoaUts, Two Sheet poatore, XMaoc Fragrammre, Auction or Sato BIDS. Wedding InvltatAnna, Houblo Mammoth Foster., In that aoy kind or styi. nr Printing, From a emu hno Card to a Ten Kh,-ct Poster, call at Tan Baxkkb Oryicu. BOILER WORKS. Dr. WILLS BM. QUID,,..! UmlWatL------ ■EBEL 1E1EIALS LOYAL BttH. - � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-07-23.pdf 2148e6d89d1af50008e2b81b7da293b9 PDF Text Text Tl|« RepihucM< B^|i|)sR- Tlf. Rj^.ucy&tfaa n.irzs VOL XVIII. ■■■ MIHR.IfjiF bwual mi Btajlnss Cart*•— ' - ' I "■ -■■«.! . - HASTINGS, BARRY C0UNTVMICH1GAN WEDNESDAY, JULY 23. <873. ^^Tho soft eye* glittered into a defiant . - NO. 13. GREBLE & RUSSELL, HARDWARE! ... ——-J* — "ggjflJIQJll"; of wnwim ’ > . Induing everything kq>t in a first riaos store "You are mistaken, uncle, tercel < Hariri A dear whistle, half n mile Emnayit* baa not touched * drop of ar­ away, clearing tiro rilrcco like ttu» call ctent s|lirite ia a you. Ho baa promised of sotno iwr-ct-thrmtctl bird. mo never to touch it again I" It was the express. whoM plume of “I hopo ho never will, my girl,” raid lurid smoko spanned half a continent— Jonathan Beer*, although tus tone be­ the long serpent-like train, glittering trayed no very ranguin* fooling. "But with light, and carrying a great eye of it ain't n safe thing to do. It's a mad­ tiro in troct, winch nightly thundered ----- .-------- ' liquor i*. and nothing short. , onr th* line of rails, and shot Ilka a throw­ to break out at any time. I ■meteor cut of tight into the hush and aLiooQUtaatoin wreetiaiac ing the quoit; and afterward* there waa vs*’ a good follow «aough. ,■itenro of tho woods, Westward bound. a chariot race. Tho way train passed at ft,’making a Tho*e who took part in these contest* brief stoppage at tho lluratley station io t>* trained under a taeater flag tew !>«yond, * mere wooden shod with a month* before th* time far holding tho platform on cither tide. Half an jrerao*. Only native-barn Greak* ware hour afterwanla a slow and heavy allowed to engage in thmu, and they freight train fallowed it, running off on were required to bo men of honarabte a side-track toward th* river shorn until p.irenta"* and good character. Neith­ tlu> express should Imre safely passed. er were they alfowod to us* any unfair And ft was the nwcial buaiaiw of Israel moan* to win the victory; if Way did, AndwWtiU- trim-dlig fatly hark I -Btmsymi tn’ s«* the switch for tlio and forth about her hourobuld duties, freight, and aubeequentfy replacv it for I thev wore most sovvniy pumsh*dNow wo may imagine tho foot racers her mind Was full of the undefined fu­ tho hurryiugexpress. 1 welting for tho signal to start. They ture. Sbe could toe beraelt; shadowy Had ho dona thia? i hare laid aside th*irgarments, that nothand undefined as in a mirror, moving i ing may hinder them er trip them up in about a light little Immoo when* flowers heart, ho pnwd hi* hand* to hie trav running, and they stood in a row, every bloomed in the casements, and birds plot and tried to think. He had boon foot forward, every eye fixed, every sang, and a clock tiek«d,“ll* booming! there—ho could recall jurt how tho thought *«t upon b—3-'- •*-- ------bo is coming I*1 dewy rnilj looked. wet and gli»!cning. Hark 1 th* trumpet i "Ona of tboau days said Dorothy to in the ttariight Ho had the erttch are off How th* ' herself, as aha put away the saucer of kry in hi* hand—that he could ata> re­ jirrw* forward, buttl------------ ------- — [wtchra and tho little pitcher of thick • member. But wua that before or after not N*w they shout aloud to enoour'•roam on a whitely scoured pantry shelf the freight had switched off? He could Xthem, and now they laugh «t om —“one of these days 1" has fallen and is Ml bmrind, but She was thinking of tho future. And tho other* take no notice. They atop old Jonathan; smoking hi* pipe, was ht> had lucked tho switch's। for nothing, tun aside for nothing, do living in the port. twice or onoo, or. good Hoarens' not at not ereu look ou one aide, for they " You've somethin* to do with the rail­ all. The port »u • swaying vacant, know that a single thia* step may loo** way. stranger, haven't you?" the future •tnngo and dreora-likc. Ho therac*. And now they are getting “I reckon I have," said Israel B»near the goal where the judge oita, and mayue, indifferently. “I’m switchtho first who paua* that eoat wins th* priie. Many ore tagging bahind, only • "It don't take much of your limo, I three Mom likely to win, and they are very close to each other. Boise®, ono "It's got to be looked after just the same, taough,” said tho tall Weatorner, tho people all cheer him!—apcings farvrtfat ward and is first Tho othori try to . . para him, but in vain. Another momeat, and amidst still louder shouts ho n■ache* th* goal. Now ho reoeiva* th* palm branch in ! token at bi* victory, and hi* friend* and “Do you suppose I could go to Mel- , I relations crowd around him and *mlouville end see tho lumber dealers brae* him with tears of joy. i there, and get back to th* station again । When tho winners roturn to thafr nai by that tint*?" tin citire new Lcnor* will greet them, j Israel looked reflectively at the other 1 aud the people will coma out to meet shore of the river. I item with shouts and anega of triumph. "Well, you might." soil he; “but it At on* of those game* a very effecting । would be a pretty tight squecsa." • scene occurred. The son* of an old man "I'm a good walker,” said lha stran­ named Diagoras, who had himself in ger ; and as be apoku ho draw a flat, day* gouo by been a victor, cam# to |>xket-tluk from his pocket, uncorked 'Ito earth beneath hu groveling contend for a priso. Both won th* it wilh hia teeth, and drank a copious j breast tUnited and quivered "as tho ex­ crown made of olive leave*. With joy draught Israel Ecaajne watched him press train flew over th* rails, and Israel th* old man pr«a*od forward to greet with eager, glittering eye* like tho** of Esmayne bold hi* breath, momentarily them, and a* they embraced him they anno temnhed wild animal that scents | exjioctiag tho awful crash which should took their crowns from their own besul* and placed them on hbu Then lifting him on their shoulders, a* if be wore . tho victor, they carried him along tho | Esmayne shook’his head, with set teeth race ground in triumph. The poopfo | and liridly polo cheek. greeted them with loud shouts, for the i "Xntrrer drink," said he, hoarsely. Greek* honored old age, sad they hon­ "You would, I guess, if you could had passed through Hfirtaley—passed ored the sun* who pat such honor upon Ssuuh stuff so thia," said the man; through safe and sound I And Israel tbeir father. "Dm now, Diagura*," A aa oil awl strong as fire. My Esnsyuo, staggering to fail fest. gaxvd they erfod, “for thou hart nothing more «r importodit. Thert’a not uituh around him an instant, clutching vague­ to wish far.” And so it coma to pass, fake it in the country. Taste, if you ' ly st tho air, and then fell unconsdoux. for the joy of tho triumph was Io much don'believe me!" , “Undo, he is coming too. Oh, undo for th* old man, and dropping his hand Israel stood for s'moment, ht*i taring. I know that ho was not dead !" Then ho cast an eager glanro to the And tho soft eyes of Dorothy Boon right and to the left, as if half loorfal I too first thing Israel Esmayuo saw as lest oouio one should tec him, and grasp-' kis coal camo cut ot ths world of shad­ ows and oblivion, with old Jonathan loaning on his cane just beyond. •*1011 me, Dotty,'* ho gasped. "How was it 1 The—tho switches f “It was my girl did it,” said tho old man. “tiho came by, and she hoard tho friegbt n whistlin', and slur see tho switches wasn't right, nor no signal, nor And what a glorious crown it is nothin'. 'Bornethings happened,’ any* which is offered to ua to -win! No find­ my girl. Israel's been took ill, or dead.' ing wreath of olive! No, nor worldly save she. And there lay the key in tho wealth, nor honor, but a crown efrightmuMto of tho track, and she catches it eousnws. a crown of triumph for up, and she unlocks tho switches—you Chris*. Earthly fame as w»U aa earth­ showed her bow to do it yourself; Ee- ly crowns must perish, but this enduros tnayns, one isunmer ofternoon—and she forovor, for it is a crown ef glory that hangs, up her white lantern. And there fade th not away. • yuu'r right enough therv," said tho she stands, with her heart u-beatia' fit Who would not strive to >wfa Ou rasa, laughing, as be drew out anoto.r to ehoko her, till the freight gets off. crown ? Tb have the approval ofChrist flask, tho mate to the first. "Hero, And aha calls to owe of ths brakemen. take iL Bshaw, friend, put up your and tho rob*, sod lb* crown from bi* puroe. Tou ore woloome to U a* a hand*? These Greek* strove for a cor­ ruptible crown, but wo for an inooTrupAnd he was gone, plunging through tible. They were self-desying and pa­ tho high grass and bushes, all fringed tient, and aaraMt to win honor from । with vcsrlnt cardinal flowers and nod- arter mo. 'Unde*' she says, all white men; wo s**kto win the approval of 1 ding marigolds, before Israel coaid stay and tremblin’ like, ‘come with ran.' God. Before u* lire ths course—tho •What for r aays I. *To look for Israel,’ narrow way that leodath unto Bls; and Israol Eauinrno crept back to his says she. '1 don't sleep this,' says lay bare at tho vnd of it site rar gratimu house, or, rathnr the rude log-cabin Dotty,'till we’ve found him!» ” Saviour and Iswd, who enaoaragaa ns which was a sort of hostage that one "God blras her !" cried out Esmayne, by bi* kind wi.nte, and hedds rat for day a real hmno should rise on it* foun­ in a choked voice. “God bo thanked ua tho priw. Ila too will also help us dations, bolding the flat bottlo dose to for all His meteim J” ia tho race, and nano who run in it him, and glancing round with furtive, "Was it a fit?" said tho old man. faitlifully shall lose the crown. "Let wandering eyes. curiously. “How did i! come on ?’ us therefore, run with potisne* th* noo "I seeded it,” he said to himself ; Bet Israel Esmayne spoke no' word sMlmfore«s,footEfa« mate Jam.”— "yes, I needed it I didn't know how Jr*. “JZww. sad GtMlitm rf OU.” HASTINGS SULKY CULTIVATE! OLIVER CHILLED PLOW Ionia county takes 40 ; Jackson county takes 45 Lenawee county takes 50. HARNESS, on hand, and mode to Order. TIN, COFFER, and SHEET IlfcA WARE Manufactured to Order i- 30 low mail. GHWr, CVLTIV.1TORS PHYSICIAN 1000 will not supply the demand. kiiw> Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS lite (Ircujcut Labor Saving Tool for the !•’ you have wanted, but. -Combined Just corn and summer fallow sulky cultivator ilrenux- It will perfectly hoe corn, and Jo the wor< of IO mon. Becatto" a buy can ride and du more than S men with walking colllvauma. The driver ride* directly over the row when lie can PAcroHKUae* Mb. A boy can handle It over rough oreoddy ground where other cultivator! will nut work. <Uli. It cuts the ground all nvi-r imilrtu) of leaving a atrip Ictwccn biadca where the wrvda anu grara are mily lightly auvered and will Mart with One rain a> le the awe with nil other combined sulky cultivators 7tb. It has the easicet draft, and la the moot durable. COME AND CET ONE ON TRIAL I Eufin tai. fisttus. Jnt 11, 1811 DENTIST fflJKIISr SHIT H MIB! What is it ? Ye*, My "Trip Hammer. " with which I make Irons for BVOGIICH. fate Valuable “Machine" I have long felt tho need of. It b <>t>* of the great wans which enable* me to mH Buggiea ao LOW as to DEFY COMPETITION. Michigan Exchange. fotlrg. J. P. ROBERTS & DRUGS Medicines J)ye Stufts, jfnd two Sealed Farmers' Buggiet School Books J- Stationery IF YOU WANT vnt Good! South aide State Street. ~______ j^LUnpros, Mich. PAINTINCt! SCHOOL W! HASTINGS liHBLS WORKS! HECR1ITS. Tho blood-red light of sunset waa mir­ roring iteel! in criuiacm sntariiM in tha turjiid tidee of th* great Tvastern river: tho blackbird w«* *.>undiag it* sweet whistle through the old primeval forMta, and Jonathan Been, sitting by hl* cab­ in door, smoked hl* military owning pine, and thought vaguely of the church bai* that mod to ting at evmriug time in the far off **at*rn viDago where ho hod been born and brought up, with the roar of l'<mob*cot Bey in hi* ears. •Td like to basr them b*H* once again afore I die," mused old Jona­ than. “But It ain't likely Hl rear gu back row." Even while these disjointed medita­ tions iiex»ud through hi* mind there was a light step on the eabln threshold, and th* rustle of rtifflr (torched pink calico, and hi* niece D.irothy camo to tho doer. ’•Tea'* ready, mefo'daar,” raid tit*. “And I've baked a real New England corn-bread, and some gitigor-snxps, such a* t’rauduinmn-.a used to make. And *w, untie, IM sliced up the little rod taste. It slip* over ono’a palate like ulras. to smooth, so »ich, so full of strength. One more taeto. and then—" When tho clook atrack nino tho wbirtte of tha way-train sounded faint and far off and Israel Esmayne ro*o uncertainly to hia CmL Th* subite, burning fam* of tho liquid flamo had oniorwl into hit bmin ; the wall* teemed to reel about lum, the star* to swim in tlw great blue Crmamnut ovarhesd. Nothing was real, all was hunt uod far all and. visionary. Bal tho chains of habit ore hard to shako off; and I«ranl had gone out at nine o’clock army night for a vaar. Groping hi* way, and walk­ ing with stow, unsteady stops, ho want. Mo could hoax the rush ot th* river below;could see to* raite of tho track glistening fa the faint starlight; and mechanically fueling under a duster of spica buthoa far the switch-ksy, ho knell down and stupidly fumbled there an in- Go to the Banner Office for FINE JOB WORK. *■ OTd Jonathan laid down hi* knife and fort. “Do you know that Israel ftnaayua ALL WORK PHOTOGRAPHIC, r CHLIROMOS I lain ao sturraa. But th* thuuder-ctoads brook oa them and they thus farm a shelter for the plain* around. z 1 Timo appears very short, eternity near., and a great Mma, eiihur in or 'after iifa,t<«eth«rw»tii*Jl earthly tdeav- Eujcy the bteraings of this day, if God sends them, ead tho ords Iwor patieutiy emd swtertiy. Eor this <tay oalv freight train—ball past nine—a quarter i* trara; W* »ro dead to -ya*tarday, and Witaito^downby tho river shore w* are not bar* for to-morrow. and wetha burning forehead with the self cm tLo toutli rid* cf luo lull. Ltram Emayra raid It vronldn’t grow, hut ft ha*. I mean toka^i a-*»»e*r6fl trad a Htfreraamfor Isra.1 tMrirfrt. jMtto Tho Virtuous raan has sot only th* ap­ probation of other*, but hi* own. It ,t* said by philosopher* that iha air w* skssk-: Hrs. B. 6. FsmU, fitted. post- �lOCrut ud ar.J rendered the tire, desirably Spanish troop hi tight without being reset A few quytsofoil omploytol in thk manner vrillfr^wmtiyMve many dollar, in Life tosumneo room hemroty for tho durnbflity of tho vbwli‘-.-trvri.-w Tte Lad Gordo* difficulty is terom- romo men and policy far many more. BaiZAr. In no other way eon fin y pay fhsir debts, or obey the apostle', charge that Two little wn. of 8. J. Patterson a man “provtdn for hi. own and espec­ for hb health. were 'bonMd, recently, white ially those of his own house." WH01F No Dull Times! UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. Everybody Tho Connecticut L«gu!atur. adjourn- haroel on I ia bill, and Hxntttos, Mtcuosw. Jctx S3, 1873. gantic iw India. But the memory The crop report* throughout N other n Uko Champlain hw What tho water than at any tinie ond of it. Ono gives ft for a man him­ TI|?ruiITL1*y self to enjoy, tbo other only far his heir*. Ono perforuia, the other promi.- ras thia: great curse far it tiwaya corns* juti whore wo would have it, at the nod of life and never at tho liegiuing." But this is more than can bo said of life insureacw C» ite btestings outoo at tlio New Advertisements. OLIVET COLLEGE! invited to call and.cxamine the ntock consisting of new and mammoth Sugar, Crockery, Tea’s, Glassware, Coffee’s, Stoneware, all kinds of Fish. DIED. a number of small anual payments. to the iwoplo । THE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION- their nefarious businoca. ih But good as is life insurance, farm in- We hardly know what tho editor of Of which he has a VERY LARGE STOCK, and bo U deterenitud to reft VERY LOWES’!’ RATES I The fall Tenn begin. Sept. 11th. The total loos by the Louisrifto fire .... . .1__ . fuwi ___ i„ _ properly, perhaps, demagogical policy, ouo hundredth Anniversary of the Na­ but then we had no reason to think Judge Benjamin H. Steele of Hart­ tion’. Birth Day, is fairly Mt before the land, Vermont, died lately in Minnopolitical measure.’ sola. A thousand European Emigrant, loft New York on Wrdnosilav for Rati Lake Qty. land, on tbo outskirts of the city of Philadelphia, was formally transferred , Tho Republican party expected bet­ tkraal fund met in New York on ter things from their conatituonts. They Wednesday. am not eatiafiod with the cxvepouto, and Nearly one hundred million bnshcl. sUenco manifested on tlio part of the Re­ of flour and grain were handled in tonal to tho naticnal character, under publican paponi in expoaing and de­ Buffalo last year. , nouncing <hi* action of tbo mon they Tho depot of the Grand llhpid. and Indiana Road at Lima, Ind., was struck bjT^lightning and burned last Monday- tbo coalennial within their own State, which honor, indeed, vu rtmtlyduo, but was not won withoui a struggle, public spirit, given a most important im- brations of that illurtrious anniversary. Mr. McMichael, tho President of the present, inspired by anticipations of the promising future,"'a. ho predicted that one is a lottery, the other square deal­ ing. Again, farm imuranco gim juu in tho outset a mine which pry. for steely, or out of it you can dig not only a livfng but gold for all payments. I-ifo iu- CASH PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS PRESCRIPTIONS At the old stand of M. Allen, State Struct, Hasting., Mich. A TEACHERS’ CLASS q, DR UfiS TOBACCO A JVD CIGARS'. called ‘Independent* new. incuts are nine or ten, but in life insur­ ance they become so multitudinous that GOOD » CHKAJP1 CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. SMITH, MANEE & PRESTON. wr TRIUMPHANT ! Ining present" In thii aspect life in■urnnee ro.cmbioe tho patent Tatitnlu. of Sydney Smith. That reverend joker 1.-4 - 1.-— .<• —1____ l._Z____ .1 S^haT CHROMOS, LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS. REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need in AT NEW YORK PHICEh I MUSIC, Stroeto, Hastings. J ficy THE WHEELER & WJSLON, BACON & KARRS' ing tho oat* rattling itut ahead, would . rush forward with all his legs, yet could begin. January 2nd, 1874. never quite thrust his nuso into those [ dainties. On tho other hand farm insuranco giro, a mew. of grain before _ crats forthu BiU. He ha. not tuned Frank Taylor, for many yvani n th. journey i*gin., and di along many । studants can enter at up hia harx> at alL—JLuIinf Iltott a baiting to preparo prepare for each hard pull । ““ prominent book-roller nt Washington, s before tbo homo .trotoh. died suddenly Saturday afternoon. WJJ Nor i« this all. What life insurance, A do.nerate robber, Frank Whipple, promises is a fixed- sum. But tlio land was fatally .hot while endeavoring to given by farm insuranevt is always growrob a bank at Marysrilk Cal., on tbo tng in value. Less thru forty year, a-. FALL TERM. continued to harp on tho vote of the Being the. most simple in go tlio whole area of Iowa could have John Stuart Mill*, property does not beeu.bought tar forty milliotu of dollar*. ) Democratic Members of Congress for Sales of theand Wheeler^U'ilsonfor struction, easily adapted to the so called salary (grab bill, perhaps, , exccvd £10,000, all ot which his step It wa. sold by tho United States for I daughter, Mn. Helen Taylor, inherit*. lea. than that. To-dny It would bring I Superior in nil dopartments, including the different /Kist kinds year is of the work, Best running Guar~ more than ten time, tliat sum. . . . ,•* ’ pubhe robools of Indianapolis uopoiii issr last year. year, Give mo then first farm insurance,— ! he did do. and there u no otbor word in : .1 * or being tardyiffuad I \ easier, faster, and with less than, any otherover sewing then life iiLsuranre. raisenoise of its Superiority all Within thirty-three months, tho I other sewing machine­ ten tho exact name for such vile state- ' Joints Johnom, an old Jklianspcli* Great Western Fann Insurance Compony, alias tho Burlington A Mitocuri raents; and if thorn was nothing else of tewident, ha. given n site-iind half a . > Catalogue. Add row. I?tw>r »tlm«A nnmnanr | have Sold olOllg content to let him alone, on bis confe.-1 eouncct"’ witl> the Northwestern Jyg tin ■ tint u- vvw • « . ‘ , Bwue, on m. Christian Univcrtity. 9S!! acna ® 4»*a P^cl'«'cr». on tan UED. U. KEYES; Secretary, sion. But while admitting that ho lied ... „. 7. . rsar.’ credit and six per cent. interc*t ..................................... • 1 •«— B—u. a» j u,c Olivet, Midi. ..... . I srmiea iot me uoouncn muracr, start- ’ j principal till tho end of four years after | other statement m wluch he w exceedfroln Plymouth, Man, Tneeday, for ' j purchase. ingi> ■-:!? wide ef of the mark, “ when k“ he be ihitra .tab-a New York dty. j Farmer are you insured ? FOrl WayDB. JaCiSOD & Saiiaai machine, are qualities which recommend the WTiccder IflPHOVED SEXAZIIV Gr JXL A,<33SEHVJE the middle of the THE IBMBW •285,500 in real estate, and •5,438,754 j The Spanish Rcpnbheaa.. > 1u11.no*:> । tttoCT xnnTsirwro • & WilsonMe public as Superior to any other sewing ingenuity of tho older nation?, will oou.l^‘: I AND- THE SOUTH ■ machine in the maket. spictwualy usuumsiraui dsnumstrato what nacuouiy „u... the thrift, A «;x>cinl to tho Idianapoli. Stniutf!’ 1 iatelligemx, entered*, and ..m nty of buncombe rerolntam, mtrolurod by tho cSXra^r^ria'^fnlKt’t^nl^ lhe Curt" ** TIUIXM RVX UYClitCACO TIME. . our orc, have achieved in a tingle rer.- Senator from the 25th. with th. rote all bnan^Ttimost .uJiendS. ‘ ^C,-T to,mak.p “mo *1 TO ent-e., . ,br Agent fail to rail on von, lie Invites you U> call at his offilre In the •TfoMNSUOIMOSOVTU. t'tere of HICKS llltO.’r-, State • Btres-t, I lasting-, Mich., and examine the tury of existence." And cx-Goveruor ।of making.pohtical capital for himI I thoso who did not uudentand them, . in*. Ilsit Asceta ln<!l*a*t"'t‘s Wheeler A Wllsun before p-.irrliit»lng elm' where. Sixty ladies of Remington, Illinois 1 alarming . demonstration^ before they Hawley of Connecticut, 1’rvtident of roH and to which we were not then juti have banded together to suppress tho , settled down into a working frame of j Nnten.il Ceatonnial CommWonere, in Iin humor to contribute by any vote as a A. D. COOK, Agent. taloons. and go around staving barrels | mind ; but ho thought that tho French 1 tuxopting the land on behalf of that Senator. and smashing bottles. Assembly had already familiarise! the • .. . . , . Rntd-i But-on the the nnetlir.Ti question nl of nnr our nniLial official ncacTho first luito of cotton of this year's * world with this peculiarity of the Latin I i crop was sold in New York Tnowlay at) «c«’. •” th« ®o harm would be done.) > ing tho “rude king." of former rentu- ’ judgedby tho lending Democratic journ- j 3,5 cents per pound. \Tho cotton’ nos i These Latif people, indeed, have agon- ( s.1-1. 1----- »_t 1 iu* far public excitement, but it pauo. ( al in the State O-. which in refering to — our.----- _l__—n-- *_ rn— Of the 1,482,400 acres of land in tho off readily, and riequuntly without dot- 1 I’cm nay1vania oil region, drilled over rimont to their good aense, which conus well on tha: day, and in that city, but tion said editorially: and accepted a. oil territory, only 5,445 out rather invigorated from tbo thowcrbath of fronry. Such wem. to have ; tho par. wo are to take in iliat Inter naate introduced a resolution condemning been the case with tbo tumult attend- ; George Mathews of Portland, Ionia County, has been musing since Juno 7, rary Prwidoncv and the adoption of foe, forcibly reminds u* that something Information of him may bo sent to more than buneombo qteechea is absolute - tho resolution to the committee on Bunthe permanent Republic. Uproar after George D. Mathews, Charlotte, Mich. uproar followed in tho Corteo; Senator motive than tho detiro to conciliate a Morgan, haring bera called upon to' certain amount of cheap popular favor form a Government, did w, only to competition to bo ours. Withsurpriro wo could have stimulalod tbo motion. With That I Must mid Will Sell in Sixty Days. reunion in Rutland in AnguiL after repeated consultation* and all co;M roNSIBTtND OF sorts of disorderly demonstrations, the । Al Timbuctoo. To discuss it, end to pam Mod dollar, to Barlington for a Cortes simply requested Figueroa and MMklaaC'nir! opinions upon it, is wholly beyond its Yard wide Sheeting at his Cabinet to resume power, and that! R'- “TJte ■*' 10c. think the projectors of tho enterpriro, juriwlietion : and we thould be dispoeed wxi done—the very bent thing which J ’-1"* Stri] c Shirting to ccn.uro thn Senator who should Cottonadea,. 20c. . Every ono of the iaternatipna! undertak- waste time and the money of th. people, is such discussion!, as more of a spend­ Ctvwimcre, “ 25 to 35c. “ ' arooptablo government. thrift of public property, than the mon Wo trust that this typo of what wo Boys’ Suits, Wool, he assai!.- The Legitiatnro has enough . $5,00 may generally expect of tho Spanish RepubEM^e— rnuA talk, great excilet£> do, within is. Plotted term, to occupy Mens' Union Ctutsimere suits, wool, 8.00 The United State, government has sincerely treat that the day named for every minute; and it will tiiow its wument ana then, to cap the whole, sensi­ " Cotton suits, 6,00 dom in ignoring tho propositions of Sen­ recently given a 1200,0v0 contract to a ble action- A. long os clear-headed, enLinen Coats, ator DeLand." dclphia w ill find everything in readiness, W.rn.,1t.iKiia ClanaaatMadCle> IhImU a Fort w.yn. tUidraad*. A terrible thunder siorm wham the "Repu blit an party expected Jericho and Underhill on 1 the monarchial power* of Europe have better things," but we did not know that the Republican party had any conatiXu- First-Class Instruments. New Scales. New Styles. New Prices. Very Low. /fc» Sr/Ltt of y\ rs 4 cups 1 pccially one avowedly patterned after the United State.. We may hern any England raised 10,000.000 bu.bol.of MORTGAGE SALE. b<r«all ta.txtoMi iB ika Mr Fl MTEII ELOTHb tlSMHSI, I Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make to Order. go.te.1 in i>crt by tho fart that since 1887 she has imported over |150,000,000 Rooms tint! Offices to rents over iny store. there wore borides, tho State of Cuba. ““ ““ ““ “I Buu' of the Philippines. The organuation is nodoubtodb' that which is best adapt - . exhibitic Warrrmm, Xo. <KC, Cnou, tmr HigtM St., X. T. * nsMiaM.KarU.un. R. MUDGE, <mx a ikai br vln.» »f •Jf”*r ef Ml. is poratirely well in fho lilt of prisce, w. THE do not have a jnii perception of tho fact. braled fabtea. Illlllllf SIRREMIER IIIIOI. (UH! Oiling sad Painting Carriage Wheel.. The Cincinnati Exposition. Every time three kind, of timber orc । ; we shall have rJa MtHAK- “~TS=.U At Hastings. PFLUG ! CITY J.J.STEWNS. My MACHINERY of wheels ore frequently uratad withlinseed oil rothat water can- RUSSELL & NEVINS1 JOSEPH rare nw stock of mxst aaaiMi DRY GOODS, Lighi and Heavy Groceries, CLOTHING, Grand Rapid, has inreeled •2,000 in ty-rix years, and the tiros were so tight Over 100 new budding, are ir.’prorow during all that period that they did not need repotting. Before tho tire, were sot, the follow were oiled in the follow- Call and are. RraaNsatsssv qU\WTKE J. J. Srcn/H. HTISrAOTIO/l! nivooae foQoe, or | Tho bottom of tho SSSggaL""-- HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS S^D SHOES, PATENT COOLER! Go to the Banner Office Shop In Bartow & Goody«r>M will epm for FINE JOB WORK J. Cole & Son, - WHOLyil A boom, GROtLEBS. M ttiimtim m nts ue,: mEM EUR Shingles, Lath, 4c. NEW WAREHOUSE, PHffiWXfMU STORE Adjoining C.F Dwight A Oo.'e MUCH BETTER OOXDiTK* �Tqu Ryplsuc^ii W WUlHWWn. ~ coit* ^tERCU Resolutions adopted by Hastings Lodge No. 58 F. A. M., in mommy of E. S. Brown, late Tyler of that lodge. Tho committee to whom was referod tlio drafting of resolutions on tlio death of our worthy brother and Tyler of our Lodge beg leave to present the following: W'Awnw, Almighty God in hia wisdom having removed our beloved Brother, Elo»^r 8. Brown, from hi* poet as Tyler uf our lodge to that Celestial Lodge above where thp Supreme Grand Mart or presides and ■ N'Awsas, we hia brothern of Hastings Lodge No. 52 F. A. M-, of which ho wav a just and upright member, recog­ nising with due submission tha edict of tho Fupromc Grand Master,would in this manner express our appreciation ot the virtue* uf our deceased brother, and tender to his bereaved widow and fenfay our warmest sympathies in their ss-Ms: ‘•■‘•■f'Mj-l. CHIICREI. Kvis-’ZJ'K.'V kVSa Bt fes3lSa-ll?M?1E Miseaic. “' •**“ ■* tk*vkits puiuirrs. n. r. Ul». W. SLAtlKSss rHASTINGS LODGE. NO. 42. F. X.I. M. Thia channing lais, call 4 by the Ladiana "beautiful! water,” ia the Lugeat body of water in the valley between tho Green end White Mountain*, which i* drained by tho Connecticut and 8t Fra net* rrrtn. It* principal tnhutaries arc tho Barton Black and Clyde riran, which ri*o in Northern YeniionL and Bowing through the lake fall into the Bt. Francis at Shorbrook, P. Q., and paaa into the Su lAwrence, while tha head water, of the Connecticut ri»a in Canada and empty into Long Island Bound Hence Magog lake lie* on the bight of I* n.L between Canada and tho United States, and ia crossed by the boundary hue, ao that about one-third of It ia in Fur tho information of our readers, and because wo think an oxcurriou over Jim IS an oeuoracu oirsvi, s. — -7 **er» iuiMMM than ony other faa/nutiuii tho Grand Trunk to thaWhite Montaine of ths kind in Hastings His * at.d tho Ocean one of tho most dolighl- always foil, prices low for caso or » iulof any on the coutinant, we [dace pay, and would like to have the pu.«“> herewith before our readers, the Ran* call on him before they ojvcuJtr thi« money at tbo higher priced groceries. run Licrwo RucanTur Tiexra ftom Groceries of every description both light Detroit to Montreal, Quebec, the White and heavy. Mountain*, Portland and Boston and Give him a call. Jeficraon Bt June 4th. tf return, as follows : From Detroit to Montreal and return, Lost.—On tho 4th fast. Mr. b. W. firat-claas fare 121; form of ticket. Dr 17; route, G. T. R. to Kingston, steamer to Lane lost on Ute street* uf this Qty, a Montreal, (meals ineluded), return all Diary. Any person finding it wil con­ rail fer a special favor by leaving the same From Detroit to Quebec aud return. at this office, or in care of Dr. Roberta. fir»t-cl«tt flue. 128; form of ticket, Dx82; route, G. T. R. to Kingston, steamer or rail to Montreal (meals included to Mon Vermont end tho rest in Canada. treal only) to Quboc, return all rail. On tbo Mat of tbo lake no mountain* From Detroit to Portland and return, Psy year ntnuj sad Ulu umr thtiff. fir»t<la*a faro, 128 ; form of ticket,D*M5; IZirr y«r trrtK txtruUJ trilh or trMott route, all rail ria. G. T. R. oast and yum, a! th IknUl ofto of .Rsssfed, that wo cordially boar wit­ A. f. DlUKZ, M. D., ness that Brother Brown, was one in Sugar loaf range, Bald and Orford moun­ 39 From Detroit to Gorham aud return, <Oror Adbv 4 Beds's Drey Storr. whose life and ebnraoter the principles tains. In its dimensions, Magog i« first-clara fare, 128; form of ticket. of our order were fully portrayed ; that If you want the vary best Painting, hi* uniform kindness and gentle deport­ about thirty miles fang anil from on»- Dx20; route, G. T. R. to Kingston, rail or steamer to Montreal (moot* included Kateomfaing 1 or Graining, ever done 111 hslf to four mites wide. Its shores are ment has engendered in the hearts tf fringed with beautiful bays and com­ on steamer), rad to Gorham, returning tthis city, call on John Michael. lie is jjust tho man who can suit you. fitf tend fa perfect fuHncsa to bi* Iwrcaved manding headlands, intonpereod with all rail. From Detroit to Boaton and return, family ; tint we will in token of our forme, viUra and groves, and it* placid firat-claas fare, 831 ; form of ticket. nff.-ction for our dneearod brother, and our rospurt for hi* memory, adopt the bosom ia dotted whn islands, tho princi­ Dx27; route; G. T. R. to Kingston rail usual badge of mourning tor tho term pal of which aro l‘ruvinc»>, Round, or steamer to Montreal (meal* included j steamer) G. T. R. to Boston via. Port- of thirty days. Whctatono and Lord’s islands In depth on land, returning via. Portland and G. T. 1 T.Psuuh, R- all rail to Detroit. Gro. W Btinv, grower, ao that near some of its bold From Detroit to Boston and return. Daria*. Brauns, shores ita depth i* many fathonis,in other tirst-claM fare, 830; form cf ticket, 1 Committee. ploous there nre extonsivo shoal* whore Dx68 ; route. G. T. IL via Portland to ’ Boston, returning same route. From Detroit to Boston aud return, but beyond these it varies hundred* of '■ first-clo** fare, |3t*; form of ticket, 1 "'On Friday evening Barey Lodge No. foot, and in somo placet i* fsfthoiul<*«v. Dx59 ; G. T. R. to Prescott, tlwnee via 1 Ifuf lungo” । Ggilundmrg, St. Alban*, Whits River ( 13 Knight* uf rythia* wa* failUated in On these alioals the I* ai(Ef ”' “ "lonr.. -„.t Junction, Concotd, Nashua, and bock thi* city by Mr. Long of Grand Rapid*, i collect fa large number* I . /■ °*1 . i tlx- sama way. Eleven of our citirou wore initiated and November ' for the purj-Me lsyi:> I Detroit to' Boston and return, *ecm to bo plcosod with the organiza­ their spawn for tho nest generation of I tirst-cloM fare. 830; forai of ticket, fish. During thi* seaion i. tbs time of l>x&) ; route, G. T. B. to l’roscott,thonco tion. i \ £ ™.< .,»« «nJ ptoUt io wha. ; ’ U *lb“* | The officer* for fife current form aro : Johnion 4 Co'*, celebrated Guldl’cn*,, . . ‘ 1 ton, Bellow* Full, Fitchburg, and back I Harvey Wri^H ?• 0. in boats with torchlights, armed with 0 ho best fa the market, for Solo at the ___ „ From and return, | C,‘r Ne»* r- Q building. “jack and spear,'* pass over Ibero shoal* | f .. Detroit to Booton ...' in night time to gather up hundred* of | tirst-chu* fare, 830 : form of ticket,' W. T. Eastman. V. C. G. T1. n IL to Boston via. ' ivund* of the must delicious beautie. DxC2; route, “ 1 * . . . Port! 11 ’ortlond, nu t back by Vt. Central via Rollin Herrick, K. cf R. A 8 -------------------- ------Montreal. Wm. F. Hicks, M. of F. Tiie hand of Nature ha* Iwen very I Detroit to Boitou and return, k.i.k u> it. onmunteta rf Ita. ISO, fem ot tj.i.l,' ft. ta. .«! Book, C.r 11.. I. John Hotchkiss, M. of E. "LoauiJul wttterv" awl u.w *M hou l | 1,1 G- V- U Mualiral, । £,t, fj... , Vt Cntt.1 t» tai«.l ________ ______________ ;. Geo. W. Hfa.te, I. G. . , , • , . , • reluming via Portland, Montreal and Rnnva-n—N T l-arkcr hs* rv imta. .u »-!*»•* «» «~*., nJ ! »B81! ■B8! Our Number is 36 Canal Street. W<* have no HRJ1JVCI1 STORES so don’t make a Mistake. SUMMER CA8SIMERE SUITS, tn $25. SUMNCEZR CASSIMERE SUITS, HO 10115. CASSIMERE SUITS, g I run: buck SUITS, Sl> to S40. MO SHOW GOOD C0TT0MSS SUITS, Linen Suits s i 1 I E 5 § CHILDRESS' SUITS. LATENT NTVLEN. 82 to 812- BOYS’ SUITS. ALL K1HIM. 84 to 115. _ , YOUTHS* LJ3a&JS»« Tho July ia< w———.,ta —r—i - numbi.t of .fsvracm Uoout ience. for civilised and refined c\'oy- - ■. I roar Detroit to Boston and return,' t» the National Hotel Bam ou State i' w. n n.rota.-, ‘ “■ TM"001’-w-*«• | printed Bos-1 1 .« meal. ' first-rlara fare. 83U ; form of ticket, Htrret Mr. Parkerteprereot l*aornir-1 Hvilawt at 12S I**?! Washington W’nalt!antn.. Street. IL,,. aw| H ANTING!) EASTERN STAR. i Um* “n’1 92 Markrt Street, Chicago, like Tho first settlements er-w-. l Ma^g B^i’ij.Vp^kfand io v tomeH hte old frfemfa and th* jK4.._F.nlUKCULK (Aci-omponyiug thi* number wore those Gourgcvillo, on the Canada side, wa* tho ,, ... ■■ , ifrlcedid chromo*, “Too Familiar"' the first village built on tl.« lake shore ____ I Q n Working Pants, )l to Djtrvit 1'ruiii Dating to Boston and return, q. j. 75 ct« to *2.00, '.Hickory Shirts, Cotton Socks, 2B cU. Each. F Bn<l “IJttle Surgeon." Wo aro nt a ; Then tho through travel from Boston 10 ; Jf*1.t*<^'’t’ *.uuu»auu* uavu auvauy gvuv, >m> । _ ____________ ------------------------------------ low to undentaud how tho publisher* Montreal by stage pawed through Stan “HOu ; ^te, G. T. IL to^eruUi^ thouMtMh more are turning their eyes ~«••»*-pi™-1.1taduOtataii!•.u.---u >ax*-*ifiL-STteXS 5,.’Si,“.:,iru I CHVAXPHKKT. SO. 4S sts'“‘"■■rir sKfc:''~‘ H ASTINGS LOIKJI-NO.-W,—. with a magazine which is richly worth t'» have n furry actOM tbo lake, which G. T. R. to Detroit. M.)—.fc. iVA-X,, Utah, Wyoming, the price asked for it, two dollars per I was provided for fa tho “Old Horse All of .the nbore ticket* ore valid un- Nevada, Oregon or California, wo rwrear, iw wo consider the jisurawa ! boat," under tho command of tha well J*1 No1vf'ul*T *•J,H73, “P4 ca» be hod at I ommond a cheap, safe, quick and dirrtrt .i *» ta. .< tatata. „d«... kta, <y un. .*>: Sf-ucrsi W. n. HOLMW. B. »- ._______ the ebromos, which to any tho leo*L aro (the hor»c boat pswed into the nano* ul 4 jf. oi4ain ticket* to all places - • ■ — — 1 worth five dollars, given to each sub- CaptQ.W.Fugg, through whose fadotu-1 Ei-t at Grand Trunk Junctions, audio scriber; we say again, wo cannot un- itablo pcreeverauco and overflowing ot (\*?™Pan£* 0,Kre, — ■ — I • ■ •• I ullman l alico Cera aro run 011 day Jeratand it- Chiu. H. "Taylor 4 Co., good nature, public attention lias bccui । 1’ublUlicrs. I turning like au ovcrtlawing river toward 1; snd night train* through to Ikxton. FLOWER JAM 0. J. BRYDGE8. --------- — — ( thi* charming sutunwr resort—the reg-. Managing Director, Montreal. 1 A medicine which promotes tho action Memphromngog Lake. , E. Runr. I’astimger Agent, Detroit । ot tbo kidneys and liver, aids tha digo*7%. retirement uf tho old hori • beat । lion aud eocurcs regularityof the bowels- ' to life wu caused by the build.— ■ । »i now completed, and panengcr* are i Kiso or rut Btouu.-'Fur Dyspepsia ; * ~* ***** ” “*■’ **“ *“”■ .mint secure health and prolong human hn(f uf tirst steamboat on Magog >' . St. Louia to Texa*. cither over tho Mi»life. Hamilton's Buchu anil Dandelion 1 laao, ]ako, Known known a* as mu the “auuuuuu Mountain Maid, Maul.1' . aud Neuralgia Cum.—For four year* souri, Kamas 4 Texas R. R, via Sedal­ does just thi* buifaos*. and any phym- This “wander __ 1„ '_J of tho 0go” not only ' did past I have had thoDyspepsia very-lmd, ia, or over the Atlantic 4 Pacific IL R-, tho “forty iug” at Georg.-villa, but run on j vomiting up my fool nearly every moal, ria Vinita. For map*, time table*, fajust such fagredienia m tlwy prescribe daily tripe lengthwise Jhu lake. This hrvt; with much pain and distress fa my . refer our readers to I. Xi. Wheeler, 1 for their pattent*, is a moit valuable re­ stroke of expanding eutorpriso oweil j stomach, and could gut very little sleep j Northern Passenger Agent, 72 Lloyd medy. You will sou un foe wrapper of its conception and execution to tho un- : nights. I a ten had distressing attack* ! St., Buffalo. N. Y. or E. A. Forel Gene­ two or threo times 1ral : ■ Paascugcr Agent, St. Ixiui*. Mo. each bottle j a*t what you take anl how tiring exertion* of Capt Fogg, and right ' of• Sickheodacho V lilting Cante, -.veil eras he rewarded for hi* toil in the a week, whbh at tho time made it im- Questions will bo cheerfully and promptBuslnne Card*, sneevs* of the craft ho built, and tho [ossiblo fur mo to attend to my buuuese. j■ ly answered. 4 Co.'s drug store. ■ Wedding Card*. , Wl. 1 EMIGRATION TURNING. 1 was induced to try your King of the I Druggists iJibel*, --------------- - —----. flowing iu of public patronage. To locates.—Among tho more in- I Close — ... movemont.... Full Sheet Posters, upon this followed Blood. The pain and distress diatrn** fa in my n>v I cheap Farms in South-west MiMonn I torestfag Section* of our country, there aro others thaLhavo so changed tho face of, stomach Two Sheet Poster*, stomach were were entirely entirely relieved, relieved, vomitvomit-! 1 ~ | *»4 r*s«*t»tit» »i*ts« TS ceased, had ----u<> attack 1 71,0 Ad"*,ic 4 r,tific R^rosd Cjm- Mt .kick, Unite* uustisa none that exceed* in wild gnutduer tho onterprisHliat the aUentiuu of capitalists i:ing ----------J uhave — *"-* *—uf • heading ecssru, mvd mw u a- ' tacx 01 nea-i ' h^sooq^i of land in -'-I U te.. » Auction or Hale Bill*, region in and about tbo Mountain* aud has been attracted thither, and now ache since I commenced takmg the Antral and Southwest Missouri, at | **•«« r~««* “ Wedding Invttatton*. Lake* of New England. One cf the Magog valley is linked with the great medidna, nud I »loep well nighta, my fn>m $-! tu 812 per acre, on seven years' Docbte Mammoth Posters, most attractive and at tho same time bowel* aro now regular, busing been time, »ith free tran»i>ortatiou from St.- ! sni«rt>—. T In fact any kind or stylo of Printing. thoroughfares of the nation. delightful of tho Sammer resort* in tho *te Tlio thriving village of Newport, costive before. I have now taken two Uni* to aU purchasers. Climate, soil. vicinity of the New England Lake*, is which only a few years ago could boast * >» at Meraphremagog, a full description of of a country “store and inn,” i* now a tuUfivunJ. 1 Jr.;-.. >« UJ ik.i m, „ Gold 115 5-8. . wife was much troubled with Holt Rheum fra,t* and Hewer*. For particulars ad,f U1 lu tll latte■soiw*.*nu There i* no word th*t rhyme with to which wo invito the attention of our country; bos on enterprising paper, which the Kmgof'tho Blotd ha* entirely dross A. Tuck, Land Commiaswncr, St.plea*nro-aeeking readers. From Mich­ three churches, excslleat schools, an ex­ month. igan it is reached directly via Grand Frankfort Hill, N. Y. tensive latabor trade, marl.lo work*. Trunk Railway. Hco advertisement in another column. immense proportion*, and with ample 0. GUlman i* building a new house STAR CLOTHING HOUSE The Great One Price Store, 36 Canal Street, LOCALS on Grand Street. Shipping tag*, a new supply, cheap. CrRAND RAPIDS, MICH 1 TO TUK Nurture or ’ Tk* IHsa*nOm-<* •• ort SALT Sfa.r. A LECTURE TO YOtnra MEM. 10 Barrel lota and more Mild to dettlera at a very small ad­ vance above Car-load Rates. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, f//T£ LU/IBEIt FUtflSffED if LOTS. Tho gentlemen who inquire ia last week’s Bosak "Vol uh te matter." Tho matter i* John Wolf the dutchman ia selling all the beet furniture that is sold in th* county of Barry. John will soon do all the furniture busfarea done in this county. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. $3,000 worth of Furni­ ture. will be. sold at cost at Bcssmer. Heath $• Co.'s store for the next 60 days. To make room for an entire new stock of Furniture. B’e will sellour whole stock at costfor cash. This is no humbug. After this date, tho undersigned will Come and see for yourself. receive. tJtnvn and Ship, all kind* of BESSMEE, HEATH & CO. Grain, at our Elevator in the City of Hastings, June 7, '73. 7tf Hastings. Funeral furnishing good* of all kinds, aud of tbo latest styles, Coffia*. CaikcU and Baria! Csa-o, and Robe* of all kinds funishod- Good 11 cane furnish- field and Wasningtou. In the meantime Copt Fogg ha* Ths Dedicatory Dunre at Nashville, propna!.. plare fa fo- W°r wiU ** kept ahead of the enterprise about him found notices of tbo death of three of by adding another stuamboat, colled the Lady of the Lake, as fsrsurpawine tho first as a Laig surpones a JfsU. W ith this elegant steamer, during the travel­ ing season the Captain makes two tripe daily through the lake from Newport to Magog, and n* wo gtids along lhi» A. H- Weet of Detroit for some valuable Berkshire pig*. Well, • beautiful water" tho urencry i* en­ ing a barking cur dog. chanting and “tho eye is nut satisfied if his pig» »ell “ rapidly as do his with arsine.** Ackley’, fountain furnishes deiicion* Wheeler* Wiboa sewing machine, ho soda and root boec, that it will not hurt nred not advertise thorn for many days the ooMcsenre of our Good Templars to unless he has thousand* for sale. sip—waD, it is erosedfagiy poHiabfa. undoubtedly did. C. F. DWIGHT 4 00. Hastings, Juno 18th, 187K 13 wl Keep a large atipply of Salt for sale at Lowest market ratea, in their Brick Warehouse. Ita W b Mtt 10 per al rat tku M Em* * k Veto. Local 6li;io police;. weary and tei»nrnlr, and is now favored Thursday evening. July 10th, tho fol- with a junction of two imiorUnt rail­ roads, and is the bead of steamboat navigation. Tito village of Magog, st tha outlet of tho lake, is lea* favored at present, Geo. H. McClclku. M- E. H. P. but ha* in it as fine n water power a> Milo L. William*, H. W. the country atfoxd*. and its enterprising prseant splendid weather. people are' animated with tho certain Geo. M. Dewey, Scribe. ^Too bad —Th* killing of costly improspect that they shall »xm hare rail­ Fred Nachtrieb, Treasurer. jurtnd chicken* by the worthleai cat* road connection with tho root of man­ kind. about the city. Also along tho shores of tho lake are springing up 1—autifol residencasowiu-d Pytbea* in*titutrd in thia city un ths and adorned by the opulent dignitaries Hastings I’. O. July 22d, 1878. of CsmvloAnufoor project is on fi>ot,for tho erec­ tion of an immense hotel at the loot and Add- McLeUsnd, Abraham i’oeking- ot building a railway to tho top uf Owl’s Hoad Mountain, from the top of which idenco three mite* South af thie city. ' hnns, Sevilla Witeox, Rollin Whooter. Directjour tetter* Io number of I*. O. can bo seen tho city of Montreal, and a new is presented ot tho surrounding country not lesa enchanting than i* to be SALT. BARLOW & GOODYEA B a4<l‘»r f feesyeff. semi mi A rare chance to ouy Dry Goods cheap—1’. R. 8abin 4 Co. of Jackson, nre selling out their entire stock at first coat. They have on immense stock, some 8109,000 worth of choice goods, of all kinds, which they aro dosing out, and if any one is inclined to visit Jack­ son, thia is the jdace to got bargains. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. Chromo C. Hanna for the reasonable sum of |50. It wa* a finer Casket and better trimmed than be raa trim one, with a better Hoods furnished than with tho 8125 Qaskst Query vat ish de ma««. John F. Holbrook, al Woodland Cen­ tra will hare owe of tho- splendid daacM al hi* Hall, on Friday ivseing the 25fh. fast. Of course it wfll be well Facn Jans fa endiees quantities, and of tne mo*, approved patterns, for sale byF. D. AoUcy, at the Qty Drug Dan Wand baa opened a groeory on the corner of State and Church streets, room for thrar i—tease atoek. They north aide. Dan ia a stranger. but hi* have some of tbo nieeel toilet rtand* we prices w ill m aka him acquaintances, a* ever rare. Everything fo fa -ffM* baeafli very ahey. _ cedes abowt their praraiera ’ 8ruin>.-Fromthopromiafa uf tho t subscriber on Sect. 30, fa Rutland, about tho let of May l*W, two 2 year . vid steen, dark rod, and one 2 year old > banfer, light rod and white face. Any . «> to the whereabout* of mid cattle will be liberally rewarded. P. M. Btarc, : | Rutland. July 15,1871. tf Ono at the won* fcande lastoly report- Ufa M also burned. jjevepri partiee fa Krart Cuuaty are reUuekfag u-* *buu: them wHb fi*,p«rtkwtarty brook trout, and me - CHROMOS I JOB PRINTING "»Tncut pume Ita&t.t �The Babcock MEW ADTEBT1SEMENTS. Th. .kill, the art. tbo mighty toil, that has* been devoted to tbo adorn­ E’liLkii'1*'’ ment, sad to the lioeenietifia of tills mod saoient j>1»» of worship, bar* l*en of extraordinary tnagnitada. Tbo grandest legacy of Egyptian antiquity, Great Pyramid, demanded, indo d, a larger amount of naked burran labor; bnt in Mariah them i. a compulsion ol tho features ofnates* bereelf to th* ser­ vice ol the budder la actual bulk, the Gn at l*yra:uid is U> tho Trinpl* rock M tire to Dina, if w. drecrad taitm for aa the sill* of the fire double gate* of the ■ mountain of tho bouse, ft we carry the comparison down to the level at which the lowest foundatom ot the walls is in­ laid ia the rock Id tho angle of tho on cloture, the bulk ia three time* that of the Great Pyramid. The calk eMtents of the mason's work may not amount to a tenth part of that piled up by Souphia. But tho bill has been honey combed eith chambers and galleries. 1 and the declining part to th* south curI ered with vaults and arches, to which Gbaueeh can show no parallel. No merely artificial unwture could barn *u I succvaafully reaistod the resolute rlfort. । ofdbo two greatest military nations of [ the anc.ont world to destroy its existanew and obliterate its memory N<> other monument, long surviving tbo era , of Asiatic and Italian power, can ever, I like the noble sanctuary, mark by it* «crr ruin*, th* euaoeasire period* of ita । glory and ite foil. ' If V* rerard not *o math th* evi­ , mMaxAfiOth. th* p~ty dence of the labor devotad to tlio work w«t* off on a visit to the Pyramids, । of tbs Tempi* a* tbo effect produced on about firs mites dirtnaL They crossed | tho mind by It* apparent magnitude. th* Nil* by a good bridge, ia which 1 we may suggest the following oom pari there ia a draw, and continued along a sons : Tbs length of tbe eastern wall of Utacadamiasd rood, shaded in most part th* Nanetuary is rather more than by acacias, to th* bluff of hmostone up­ ; double that of one aid* of the Great on which tho Pyramids are built, and Pyramid. Its bright, from tho fonndawhich, when onco reached, aro not so j tkm on tbo rock at tbo south, and near imposing ns tbo imagination had pic- I1 the northern angles, >aa marly a third tured. Nsar by were two villages, from I of that of the Egyptian sttweturo. If tn which th* net.res oam* rtuhing to offer ' this groat height of one hundred and thsir soroio**. but General Slono being , fiity-two foot of solid wall ba added tho along, th* sheik kept them in order. I1 descent of one hundred and fourteen To the ordinary traveler these peopl* feet to the bed of one hundred and aitmust bo a great nuisance. It was de­ O' fret altainod by the pinnacle of the cided to make th* ascent of tho highest, Temple poreh, we havo a total height th* I’yramid of Cheeps, 460 feet Throe of four hundred and tweofy-six feet, Arabs were detailed to each one, and which ia only fifty-nipp feet loss tlian tho a*cent began. Thi* was done along I that of tho Great Pyramid. The are* th* edge of tli* northeast side, two of tho fore of tho eastern wall ia more Arab* going in advaoco to pull the than double that of on* side of tbe pyr­ pilgrim hr tho arms, while tho third ] amid. Thus the magnitude of the no­ camo behind to push. Th* Pyramids | ble Sanctuary of Jerusalem for exceedbeing built in layers of atones, each lay-.jed that of any other temjdo in the *r diminishing in six*, three form a re- I world. Two ampitheutro* of tho sixo ties of.!ops, Mime of which aro four j | of tbo Coliseum would have stood wilhfoe; high. Tbe General halted thro o- ia its colossal girdle, aud left room to quarters of tho way up. but the rest continued to tho top, where there ia a Belted eigbtyspare about fifteen font square, and and accomm_____ ____ ___ __, from which tho view is very extonted, ;i sai.d mere in ita arena and pauagr-. over the desert of Sahara on the one I! For such a number to hare boon era tneide, and tho beautiftdly cultivated vol- 1| mad within its cirek, the .pace lor ley uf the Nite on tbe other. Tbo do- each pereon must have been liou.'-l t,. act-nl was made along the upjoeito edge |I sovtntera ineboe by twenty inchee AL —not. however, before four shillings 1 lowing two cubits each way# or four 1 Havana Lottery of Cuba. had bora paid to an importunate natir*, 1 square cubita for each worshiper in. the who promised to descend, and ascend temple, the Sancttfarv would bare con­ the Pyramid oppesito to tbe one on tained- thirty thotnaad ; tho Choi, ex­ which the party wa*, in tan minutes. t cluding tho Priest's Court, twentyThe next thing in order was to enter 1 thou.aud more, and there would yet tbo Pyramid, which is done by a nar-: have l«ra room ia tbo Great Court and 1 row passage. Thi. paatsgu tiro: do-j the cloisters to main tho total reach to serad. to a pl.es where uno must go" —— —» -------- |f.U. l s 1 upsrn hia hands anl kncce. Tlii* pasre-1, it ascends until one hnally enters a room about sixteen feet by twolre foot, j to which is a ****ophagu s. Th* aide* of thi* roocikwcre cf very handsomely cutgranlfo. Returning, the party had to submit to be carried by tbe guides, a* th* dfMcent wa* over itonre too •lippory for shoes Near tho Pyramid is a bouse which was built by the vic*roy upon tha visit of Eugenie, when Emprea* of tbe French. This was rnitfrliritlMnWtaLisi. Uta opened for General Sherman by the vtetety1* orders, and to it a luncheon L. N. MIXER'S was (erred which had been brought along. AAcg. lunSteo:: a visit was mad* to tho Sphinx, which la close to tbe larger i’yrarnid. and on the way a J tomb some forty foot deop. and whore ridre were lined with granite, was paw­ ed- At th* bottom, carved out of a I Every year increases the popularity pita* offgrey grnniic, was an Egyptian 1 of thia valual-lo Hair Preparation; figure ’which covered the resting place which ia duo to merit alone. We can of the coruso. Near by nro rem* oth­ aasore our old patrons that it ia kept er tombs, wbfeh are easily reached by j fully up to its high standard; and it ODER’S it the only reliable and perfected prej»XRRVIKE aration fir rreiorins Giur on Fadkii fine and interesting. Th* Sphinx is DOES IT! Hun to its youthful color, making it aa Egyptian head, with body aomothtog Ijir'c^Zftrlni?' " soft, lustrous, and silken. Tlio scalp, llndacbr. in *hap* Uk* that *f a Ixjm Tb-« nore . by its use, ta’cetoes white and clean. II'.!*;1’. ha* bean partiaHy effiread during th* I It rctnoiiM all implions and dandruff paseagaoffiv* thousand year*. Th* and, by ita tonin properties, prevents tread is hollow. The whole ground in tho bur from falling out, a* it iliuml'..M.“ ’ '' 1 a mass of tombs, but a* son as they litds an 1 Bourfohca the hair glands. ar* uncovarod th* erer—lxiftiag sand By its use, the hair grows thicker ami again ooncwal. them. Tho day was stronger. In Ulilncss, it restores tho very wann. and tho party got back to eapillx'v gland* to their normal vigor, It litlE few EnM M Ute town well tired out bv the day’s jaunt. and will create a new growth, except That eveatog General Mott entertained i in extreme oh! ago. It is tho most them at dinner.—CoL 3. C. Amnnr. economical Ham Duauxu over ttsed, to &r^r't ftr Jolt aa it requires ftwer applications, and SALE ON EXECCTION. ■O.OUUS usniML n. It: 1 Grand River Valley Eivian 9 VINECAR BITTERS Lm*; ws’irelXt** v’Jr ■is::;;1 rerta tre.i 4--r "» lh» r-«7 BOILER WORKS. It. rertS-.i.i l N F. Bmiaio's isiMiie WATER. WHEEL, IflATF, or sStri&i LIFE BELOW THE SURFACE I Michigan Central R. R. TELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, Bxtarew IMrett m4 OUre'. atalw <Ure ere reu.e. Wilk Inure lul 4 iMnn re ! W M In. oa Ml aftar Jas. IX ten •»* asul tenter rem< ■ rerea reUI Ireir Iretr-o. terChvre. tte U? reot# I IterKrtsreS. -/tel Jm.-lnU-r r.-r s>4-x tte p^rerl.irerewS la reM srUte.aS <te sstei rr»r reM tenure, urt Ite teanw lh-rreF. rerelw ■ <y*T •! Ihx -'rlw Is te .•UuSal I. I I 11KrnUM B*h»rr.« re»tror»r»*>.l | »4 -m.li'rl bn t.n.tr .1 lu-rr l»r l । rere«.*.«te ta-fote Plantation BITTERS’. ttlK las. >S’N LANTATION Bitters Temperanco Bitters popular oxpositor Gift-enterprise 50,000 OO Scrofula Syrup Asaaycr of Mastschntatu, says, “ Tbo constituents are pnru, and c.vrvfullv selected for excellent quality; and I consider it tho Best I’nxrAuxrro.x for ita intended purpoace.’’ haja. m pVt. bal it io doe to a majurily ol oases mac*to u2i*manag*i*eBt than • to crops or pries* It is true, prioea of . produce aro low, and labor cvmuiauds | ■ compenratkm lax to ndvaao* uf its. reed value, when ooapxred with it* I value of ito production* But while rat* te tbe oom. fhrnten must roly wore on their brains and make calcutetion., overcome the loose, and augment tho proftl*. Um gxwtejroublv i. tha t among our farm*** fnerwis too much changing EPIDEMIC te W Ct* Kite, tf S5JU1 Is Ml! ^GREENBACKS rtraM I. te uVrtu'rfre .vtes.'wa.waiJteK’cer: lUrertesreknld la reM .NUU, .11 ik-.. wriau lrere •» rerwl, -t lnn-t. Mlaarrt 1. Ite rreaU .r wr» redtaur >t Mwkiass. te WM: Tha renk s*y”r ’Is •°",k Wte« saartar ?t m: ISt MMWAfe t DM. UBUM I Lili Ixiliil B1M. ::.K7.:rxsS.ra,i DISEAS iimiiiMiini ft la not a quack nosiram. Tbs ingrsdiento are puHiabsd on each Utile of EuxU-inae Itlfe used and »w«xnii>*atari by Phynetar.1 wtarrrrr it hr tarn ini. trwlocvd. 11 will poaitirelycure SCROFULA, BTPHIL1B la tUtariau rtno". RHEUMA T1SM. WHITE S WEI^ \LIN0, GOUT, GOITRE', \BRONCH1TIS,'‘NER F-' OUS DEBILITY, INCIP! IE NT CONSUMPTION, and all dwcnrei arbing from »a impure cauhUon of tbo Woral. Salad forcer Hosxdai.is Aliawxc, in which you will Mod car-' tifiritaa from rcltebta arid trail-’ worthy Physicians, Minuter. of tha GcapeLaud others. Ponrfil DadoriEistf Dsitletlaal- L. N. MJXEH, . HenUrwa, Peninsular Railway. Tirf.i-svivri.'sdSr'1-'1" forye^monyteHtetMi powerful eott4ote and dtoawear. Hance ite wosuterftd ceres. Baay ot which sro jrcHWy toowr., of Berofnto. and all acrofiatas dteoeoes 6147 Bl CROOK’S TBE OF TAB! IT’S-, W. K 11KAMEH • 00.. FLOUR BERCHAJ Only SO Cents pv Betite. Dr. WILL'S Eitmt of Jinkta j Flnr & Gnu OntaWIeriM . uwsewv thmr rineyarda ..J —-a 1 i th< rsstaralM tUllr-U ■ Kretll Ures* DtetM*. ■<•<» -r ssa earl Itervtf. iterum s-orr l< trrrkr rrre Ibm te'IH.n-F. renrr nrart. te stnmss“al-1St£;;K.“ST, Price. *1.00 per pottle. Addreaa M riares* roes Ita red ton itere W tn’n Tkf* Buckingham’s Dye The New WtrtaJlWfflM!1 FOR TUR WHISKRRS. As our Ttancwer in man v case* roquires too long a time, and too much care, to nature gray or faded Whisk­ ers, we hare prnuml thia dye, in one yvvyxwii/ion; which will quickly and effectually accomplish thia resulL It tea SINE’S QNkMD TBI NK RAlLWxr vwawws ’ JOB PRINTING ' Vnai’s Gtay b Her Hair. । LYON’S , i ATHAIRON MAY IWZif. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-07-30.pdf 0b5bec61092492e35dae15eeb35c9089 PDF Text Text «H. Tlf« Ktrlsucyi VOL XVIII. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. JULY 30. 1873. Ppmesiopal a*d 6b;l|tts Cart. RUSSELL & NEVINS wise they will be overlooked by the Viewing Committee. 4. Cards will be furnished with num­ bers as entered at ths Secretary's office, which i)iould be placed on or near the animals or articles exhibited so that ths judges will have no difficulty in finding them. b. Exhibitors of horara will take no­ tice that a sign will bo relied in the Mo­ tor of the ring designating the elras of horses desired by the judges for exam­ ination, when all horaaa ot that elasi must be brought into the ring and there remain until the judges have decided ujion their merits. 0. Any animals, farm or artiste tak­ ing Ute first premium nt any foil, shall. If considered worthy the succeeding Have B Full-Stock of FINE NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS, Who w.lt.th tar irrtsnt b wslUss tar Uks dsairt rue. mfM Ben rrr. A tons' wa« sltiMh vkm sokto An Mix Ar r«M where so <>M I Thrr.’. so toBUsrs tone. tor. 1 CLOTHING. HOOTS AND SHOES, “ Wji.' if. BVRGHER. HTUJJ EBAKER WAGON ! The only Wagon with the Stope Sbouulcre.l Spoke. competition can the taken £ grounds until 3 o'clock F- M-, last day of the fair, except by luu of Clio Marshal; and no ] will bo paid on animals or art .HARNESS, on hand, and made to Onlci; ..... COPPER, and SlI^i/lT IRON WARE Mnnuliicturcil to Orde 'REAPERS and MOVERS, GRAIN, CULTIVATORS SULKY RAKES, $c. ■ rag Salt! Salt! Salt! matcsxd xdubs rot CAiUAtt aaannxxa. Jrosn—Burton W. King, J. C. Bray and H. B. Barnum. Brat jwir, 6 years old or over, 00 Second do, 3 00 Beet pair 4 years, 8 00 Second do, 2 00 [Non—Matohwl horses tu match ra Mrs. J. C. Hanna, Mn. L. NJ Mrs. D. Striker. Best loaf wheat bread, adlk salt rising do hop rising bread CLASS NO. do do do do 7. All animals and crudes offered I fur exhibition shall be the bona Ado property of a member of the society re­ siding in the wuuly. . H, AH trams are strictly forbidden to OLIVER CHILLED PLOW ! PIUEN1X CASH STORE NO. 14. ZE at curing 8 Pus butter made tn Juns Blbe butter made ia Sept choree 10 Ibi or over honey in comb 10 lbs or over JumA—sPoctar Burton H. P. Merrill and C. W. Basset. CLASS NO. Brat Spanish buck (full Wood) Jroots— Samara In Clara No. 0. Brat eolt 3 yoarsuld, . g Second do, Bret col* 2 your, old, Beccttd do, Best oolt 1 year old, Second do, Beet sucking cult, Second do, |3 00 Bert grade buck Second do Best 2 or more grade ewee Second do Beet 2 or more grade Iambs Will not be Undersold. (M tto^s who U4 bWMbs in 4e. De uaa Io rear ■oato*l. eork e» Is JOSEPH PELUG ! FARMERS. sofa cushion ornamental needle work raying Iryhand Jroots—Richard Jones, J. F. and tJ. V. IL York. Best jack, Second brat do, Best mule team, Second Lest do, Best mule a»lf, 2 years old, Jctou-Jacob Haxlaru, D. and D- R. McElwain. Beit boar, Chester White articles unices maaufsetured within the county. The fact of articles befog man­ ufactured in different «lyl*> “3 pat­ terns and given fancy names, does »ot Jc»or.-W. P. Bristol, D. B. Hiram Culeman, Brat bull. 3 yean old or over. I 214) Second best do, Brat heifer, 2 years old, Second best do. Best bull calf, Second brat do, Beat heifer calf. Second best do, Bum Kit HastlHJ. Jut 19, 1111 DENTIST Sisiiille, Mickijau. Pure Wines and Lienors! Mli THE SMH. FRESH Flffl What is it ? . Judges same as for class No. 1. Brat trull, 3 yean old of over. Second beat do. Brat bull, two years old, _, TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL FAIR I Brat bull, 1 year old, | Second do, Bos’, cow, Bncuud do, Boat heifer, 2 yean old, Second do, Bret heifer. 1 year old, Secund do. Brat bull caH Barry County Agricultural Society. J. P. ROBERTS & Michigan _Exchange. DRUGS Single scat Buggies as Lou> as Medicines And two Seated Fanners? Buggies at Dye Stutts, IF YOU WANT Toomas Auorr, Pmident. D. C. Baxboxx, Vice President J. M. Navtss, Secretary. David G. Robixsox, Troosuror. D. R. Coox, Marshal. A. Btkmos, Joax Kuoix, Nxaxxus Coox, I- N. Krnr.ru. D. W. Eixi». PAINTS & OILS 0. Articles catered end marked as foreign shall not compete with those of domestic manufacture; but may, >( con­ oid cred worthy by the judges, be rec­ ommended to notice. Articles will not be considered as foreign If owned and used within the county for farming pr— poses. 7. Viewing committees are required to make their report to the Secretary at 12 o’clock of the third day ot tbe fair, if possible. 8. Judges of cattlo and horses will pleoAO have the prise ribbons tied upon the animals before tending them from J.L.RgED. B. F. STEIN HOFF Wednesday, tho first day of the fair, will be occupied in entering and arrang­ ing stock and other articles for exhibi­ tion and decorating the halt Bacuxn DAT.—At 10 o’clock the Kx rcutivo Committee will mast st the Sec­ retary's office to fill vacancies on the Viewing Committees. At one o’clock, P. ths Judgsa be­ gin their examinations; the viewing of wa< CHHOMOS I Brat bull, 1 year old. Second do, Beat cow, Second do, Brat heifer, 2 ysaa old, Boe* sow, Special Trotting-open to all competi­ Beamed do. tors. All stock paying an eaterence Beet heifer, 2 years old, Second do, foe of 15. Bee* baifee, I year old, Junaxs—S. J. Bidnluum, ley and J. C. Hanna. Brat two in three. SiiiiBl aiilodaiial DENTIST aiebican marble Beit Mowirr do Wood Sawing Machine do 100 Hone-salb do Oxyolre PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY SI'HOHL »! ti the Profem. rut— wui wmv Tuxn bat—At 11 o'clock the trial of ‘ draft horses will commence. At one o'clock the trial of female eqaeetrian- 1 CLASS NO. 2. Jcmd—Aaa D. Bark, C. P. and Pater Howard. OLAB8NO. 1. Beat buU calf, Second do* Bea* heifer call Second do, CLASS NO. 4. School Books & Stationer// du pair Houdans do .trio white Cochins do do buff do do do partridge Cochitu do do ilorbins do do Dominiques �GOOD» SEND FOB CATALOGUES awr. which their oomrads had fallen. It turned out that Mr. Tatham had man­ and finding tho object of his search, though terribly bruised, still alive and jiartly sensible, had tended him through -Verv.Ts wo fully bolieve mwt rhe cholera is abating in Indiana. signal far aid from above. Although up in Use following which wo clip from the height down which Herr Krowel fell, or, more properly rolled, U repori­ on exchange : ... I. 1. __J I t . 1.. .1 The train left Council Bluffs at 5 o’clock, with four coaches and two recovery at the last accounts, thanks to Mr. Tatham." also two baggage-oxpruss cars, in which there was a through California mail and express malt 82,000 in the cue coukty fair. direction. Liat of "the Barry County Agricultural and destructive storm on Friday last to which tho attention of all our readers is specially directed. . Orsirriot. OF PIANO-FORTE CLASSICS. Sherman J. Rich TEJ1 mid VOFFEE,. Of which ho has a VERY LARGE STOCK, and ho is determined to sell LOWEST RATES I The faculty of Olivet Gallego, ts *r- srk, ia as follows: and Literature, and instructor in ih Literature. . Oramol Hosford, A. M. Profess­ ------Astronomy and Natural Philoso­ phy, and Lecturer on the theory and Practice of Teaching. ' Over 400 running in Barry County ! 1 Nearly 300 1,9 B*ncc X4-J5 last season. fSO already this season. inmates jumped out, when they were ordered to tho rear, covered by half a Everyone of which were fully WaejiXntrd, and the cost of re­ pairing lias averaged teat than 1 Or. each. . an agricultural dis­ Shall this bo ? Farmers of Bar- trict that ours, yvurs, may bo the triumph cultural district ia tho titati'. The Society's Grounds are being Miss Henrietta P. Dennis, of Ladies'Department and/ iu French. Mis. Annie M. Benedict, in Mathemsties. Mcoeos doubly sure. Again we aay. bo umph. Work to obtain it tn rau nu aoaix. infamous Detroit Such ai CHIK'MOft LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS, REWARDS MERIT, and everything you need in * ASK i on NOVELLO’S EDITIONS. ramrai mn ■ nmi Charles 0. Brown, Instructor in Pen manabip and Book-keeping. SffEIlp^ J. UlClf. 5* .s BACON & KARRS’ LITERARY NOTICES. tains, among other good things a most i w“,k Reports of the condition ot the Indi- 10,000 Machines A fire Sunday night destroyed J. H. They fortunately did not cut the tele­ srry’s pstent leather manufactory at graph wires, and Superintendent Royce owark, N. Jc Loes 850,000: insurite'820,000. and Uilngraplud in all directions. En­ gines and a posse of men wore sent out unification movement is a failure, owing from Council Bluffs on tho Burlington and otho roads to intareoft tho robbers to the unswerving allegiance of tho col­ in a eouthcriy direction. ored people to the Republican party. Their dress and voices indicated that There are in the Boston schools 38, 688 pupils, under the instruction of they were regular bushwhackers. They 1001 teachers, who ere pan! annually evidently intended to get tho usual val1863,658,51, an average of 8803 per uablo express matter on this route on Mcndsya, but which went through cm teacher. an extra train Sunday night Tho rob­ The recent speech of Queen Victoria, bers during tho day stole a spiko Lar containing 858 words, was transmitted and hammer from the hand ear house from London to New York, 200 miles, at the station. They drew tho spikes in six and a half minutes, or st tho rale X FTLiST [PREMIUM Jf^ssuM u a household pvt, and some At tin- Barry County Fair Inst >euon over the South Bsmt Drill, and al ruiton County l- air over the Hui<rriur aud every other eouipotlog Drill. out iL It is cheapjiat real good, and cue hundred pages of supplied for fifteen ceids, or 8LW year, and a pretty little Chromo premium. AU the back numlsers tho first of January supplied by the luhers, Thornes A Talbot. 36 Broq Street, Boston, and for tali' at of! the j periodical depots in tho ronnfiy and j Canada. uan OUR CULTIVATOR I'uatlnually Increases and promises go»l for 1,0X1 Maehlnee, tor-MICHGAN alone, tho coming aeaaon. PRORATE ORUF.lt. Our 1’nwent Stock I, nearly exhausted, and |>artle* will do well to call early to lie sure of getting one. , Tur PnaaxotcutCAL JocassL for Au­ tMcmselres several rods away, and as the The President of the United States engine approached pulled the rail out gust is on our tablo with an excellent has officially announced tho Centenial of place. The promptness of the oni Thanking the farmeni of Barry county for their liberal sup­ Exposition to take place in Philadel­ port in the past, we hope we shall merit it in thc*future, believ­ phia in 1876,—begming April 19th, and continuing to October 19th, a pe­ ing it is for our material interest to support home manufactures. riod of six months. Uent-Gov. of Nova Scotia ; , “ DWIGHT A BURRALL. Ex-Governor Anthony Colby of New Ancient and Modern ; Dr. Horace Wells! Hampshire died Sunday evoniug. ogvd 80. Ho was Governor of New Hamp­ morning, bringing the dead body of tho and tho Discovery of Annnthcsia ; How V-Srs/S tUjtris 1SS» shire in 1846; was appointed Adjutant engineer, who resides iioro and leaves ! to Use Phrenology ; The lato Os les 11!ifcMihr”»u«rTieu«Ml wisers..seS til eih-r . ______ General in 1861, and was for many a wife and threo children. । Ames, M. C.; Living to Work vs. WorkewUi years a trustee of Dartmouth College. jing to Live; Power of Application; i wjly te'.i Edward La Mountain. Compulsory Attendance ; Study of the ^Hw^d*'u>st°Xd*U«idvMr sG~s~»stb« H"thi The following] letter from Senator Th. Wl,: Agtimllml limb , j S_‘ t ..■ISS.'VL” M Wilbur Buzzell, of Ann Arbor, has King was wriUon to II. C. Sosaions, of i. Viral.; -Tb. Owl;, SStSiC received the appointment of Prof.K.or Ionia, in response to a note of inquiry: *• ^4“, pwLi.. "Mr. La Mountain or Montaigne, as Handsome Faces and Bad Dispcailiona, [ of French ana German in tho Norwich etc. This Publication deserves a hnn- | ’* was—sv.l , Jabwu Unlvmity, situated at Northfield, Verlike his I 1 so celebrated as in aerodred thousand stibscril>ers. 83 * year, PROBATE ORDER. naut, s* There are 196 foundries in the State balooain,,------------------- ,------with a Chromo premium. Address 8. ST ATI OFMtCHlUAX.CesM/oi JUrrv.uof Michigan, employing 1,101 mon. n. w.iu « n... y..x about two hundred ascensions A reunion of tho First Michigan In­ fantry will be held at Grand Rapids on Thursday, August 28. Tho Fsoton Gtutif boasts that Mr death. over ircnjlearth and Hnu aud tlw JwrJohn McHalef-xif that village, has a Hlau • 11 If lx «h- pr»n ttay te < grape vine three yoars old this spring illustrated weekly, Always containing from tho cutting, of the Isabella variety, girls, the oldest Flaira, something at interest to every member which has 2,008 well developed elusion of growing grapes upon IL He leaves no property except a small rindinriti is almost indispensaLlo to bouse and lot, in tho village in which bo lived, and where bis family now retasw •**- if Usn U. »krlk. minx ■ UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. Everybody ie invited to call and examine the new and mammoth Mock conxiHting of Crockery. Glassware, 14,040 Store, cast in First-Class Instruments mu Bta No We New Scales. New Styles. New Prices. Very Low. Coffee’s, all kinds of Fish. forts. The Strawberry Girl and thief Brewing are the names of two Vis Sugar, Tea’s, Stoneware, ssrAtESrstrs35sS Ths M. E. Church of Niles gave 81, 000 to the Preston fund fur Albion Ool- number of years in quite delicate health which of course operated us quite a drawback to tho professor’s pecuniary raecees. Ho was very fond of his wife and daughter, and devoted a good deal of his time to his wife’s earn on account of her feeble health, always treating TO No Dull Times! » Ufa! ssrisxiVK'>aa —c-L’ SiuSs'Jx.rw: of our county, and yoor individual inter- COMPOUNDED. 5m5 Latin and English. K.n.e wo really do hope to see the largest and best exhibition that has over boon hold CAREFULLY Bcmemler the Place, Second Door East of the Corner of State sal Jeff-rMn Streets, Hastings. • threatening to shoot any person w showed their heads on the train, sayit “Get down out of sight,------ yo, or Fourteen thousand and three sick tn for nine months. It is a thrilling and disabled seamen were treated by will shoot you.” Tho robben then took about 82,0001 story of peril and excitement, and quite j tho Marino Hospital service in 1873. eoosonablo after reading of Captain' ‘n" Americans in Vienna celebrated tho Hall's d&th, and tho escape of nemo of' M«i<ta ductive wealth ot our county, and that 4th by a banquet and speeches, includ­ ing a very brilliant car by Hon. C. F. will do well their part, and if you but do youra, our forthcoming Fair will bo -WITTES PRESCRIPTIONS MI’MIC, -A.T IVEW YORK PJUCEH! Chomestry and Natural Science. hibition. pends largely the reputation of the county, and tho estimate to bo placed on our enterprise as a people will be judged t>T tho character of this annual festival. Guaraatces .SATISFACTION on Everything ho Recommends, and |;e ssperi*^ Be sure and Buy the fired by English troops on tho 14th ult. hail. The engine run into tho bank and Tho Zansibar treaty is declared en­ turned over, throwing out tho engineer tirely satisfactory by Sir Barilo From. and Croraan.tho former falling an the lat­ ter dead. It is supjx>*ed RatTurty was kill- Louisville with a earpet bag full of bonds. It is estimated that at’the end of 1878 I taauccess isy our success, its failure, you r there will be 78,689 mile, of railroad in about 100 foot aud stoppod.Ilm baggage cars doubled and woro badly siuashod. tho United States. As soen as tho train stopped largo, it. Ours ia emphatically an Agricultu- candidate for the United Hiatus Senate athletic men, masked in full Ku-KI ax to succeed Thurman. ■ style, appeared at the expQN car, in which were Conductor William Smith, Superintendent Royce, Express MosaonMtcd, and must bring out in largo num- cholera in the Ohio State Prison at gor John Burgess aud three other per­ Columbus last wook. sons, and commenced firing rapidly in-1 The Attorney General has given his swine, chickens and other poultry; their decisiou in tho Vogt case. The right st out of there." Two bulcorals, and their garden products, all cf of extradition iadepi^d. lata thruugh the clothes of the There seems to Be a likelihood of a ayna, that you hvo in Barry county, and BEST JLtJL Reports from Kentucky any the crops instantly reversed the engine and applied <l.. c- —J —an. >■____ । farmers of Barry County, thia can only any county ui the State, as wo fully be­ lieve; and yet our fairs are often almost a failure because tho products an 1 tho IVitixn a/ Faculty of OUvet College Uasnaos, Mtcmaia. Jolt 80, 1878. this city on Tuesday, Wednesday and Otiara N.veUoscieapEditionsrF ¥OU WANT land and Pacific Railroad on tho night CHEAPESff Novello's Cheap Music* OB.tCC O A JVD C1 G .1 R S ! mareroom, A'o. 155 Greene, near Eshth SI., .V. Z Wxlfstiu’.riss.'r'Ks-Mt CASH PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS J&rfA ■sruf 81.50, including tho chromo, un­ mounted. The Strawberry Girl, moun­ for bis little family, watch ted, Is 50 cants extra, Mischief Browing, mounted 25 cents, or both papers with mounted chromes, 84.50. At tho old stand of M. Allen, Stale Street, Hasting*, Mich. PROBATE ORDER. BTATI or MianOAjr. Cwasr .r Item. SMITH, MANEE & PRESTON. lttf »&nfsa.r. OLIVET COLLEGE! and retiring in his disposition to a fault. IM. M! Thd foil Tenn begins Sept. 11th. Co., of Detroit » xluld dawsatd. ud all cth«« Win ho come Home to-night T Bong, havo hardly yst Danka; My Dear Old Mother. Song A TEACHERS' CLASS My MACHINERY will then bo formed to continue eeron attention ordinari- Klnkd; An Instrumental Pisco, Boehl. Tho Reapers’ Dance, Kinkel; Golden n de Halon. Wilson. THE WHEELER & WILSON, PROBATE ORDER. "Detroit con- l/lFOOTED My long Experience In the Biuduros. I'liablM lllr L> begins January 2nd, 1874. quw/iTSE sad the wrecked balloon." Vick’s Guide fir 1873. They are finely s^risfuorioit i Students can enter at Ha I'M Xett O^M. arc highly hosorabIs the middle of the Shop lu Bartow A GoHlfnar's dally interesting FAIL TERM. New Advertisements. WORKERS WANTED 53!^ NEW WAREHOUSE Sales of the Wheeler # Wibwfv the past year Is the Best Guar wrafee of its Superiority over alt Bujxerior In nil departments, including IfurafakoU. GEO. W. KEYES, Bocrotarr, - Wtreoxx Makxl*. Baine Uu mor! sirnple in nonxlruction, and eaeUy adapted tn dVerent kinds work, ianoint fnler, anduMlm, mw. Ikon anp otlwrxnoOt mackim,anqualUion wUek rKMuHmd ite Wheeler ?■ for rare job worm �3' Tho PcaiurtUar Railway. Tn* R,*rJ*L|CM< Biyi*«n. Km or rws Blocs.—For Dropsy, fa**.—1 was attacked with Abdominal Dropay four years ago. J took medicine from five different doctor* ; I applied to the rixth. but ho declined attempting my case, saying ho thought me post remmly. Another thought ho might help ma if I would be tapped, but I was so weak I thought I could not boar it. I then saw vuur Kim or rw* Bloon advertised. My son said howouldsendtoyou for it, and did so. Whon I began to take it I could not lie down or »it up straight; by wearing a bandage I was able to walk a little. 1 had not put on my atoeking* fur some month*. Person* who visited mo thought I could not live any length of time. I very soon fell that your median# was helping me, and by the 1 From the Battle Creek JswW w* dip (ho following notion of the 1’enfaaular Railway, which w. reprint w ith great pteavure. For this road th* Hou. L. D. Dibble, has labored long and hard, and and have no doubt, that the road when completed from Chicago to Port Huron, will become uno of our Groat Trunk Route., and prove a jaymg inve.tment financially, as wet! a. a monument to themtirfag industry and drtermined efforts of Mr. I)|bble and his aaeociatra, of which they and their friend, will ever have reason to U proud : .’or«of. Upn<th"trock ‘k« 1 onfasular Railway ea its wrstern exwithSi J. the difficult,,-* concerning th* right of way which ha»o delayed th* work for a tew days, having been adju.tod in a maimer satiafactary to tho company and to । COMcn>l'd- Th* track is now laid beyond th*. New Albany and BBnm Reflet —4 CHURCHES. is&.vm1?! !■«.!£ tot ?K«' By Aid Jewell\ That an order of 873 be drawn on the Contingent Fund to j«y Quacken­ bush th* baliuio* duu him. Motion was lost as follows : Aye*—JowelL' Nay*—Boice, BoMtucr, llaiu* and Bentley. By Aid. Brailo- Adopted as follows: Ayo*—Boko, Betsmor, II ami Bcntiny. Nay*—Jewell. By Aid. Beamier— That tho office of Aid. Wdliati \Dr, Tumor bn* returned from Cali- and is hereby declared vacant Ahl. Bentley moved to amend, forr.ia whore ho ho* been spending about three months, for the benefit of his heal th,and Vtaitinghis friends,and is much improved in health. But as he paid you a visit this present week, you unTho Committee on Ordinance was dcubtedly saw for yourselves that bo granted turtlrer time. tho golden State. Not wishing to take By AM. Jewell— The the report of tho sidewalk Comup too much room fa your ever welcome paper, I will close for this timi. Sub­ scribing tr.yvclf as oror, . 1*L 1 saw a gang a! men mowing a bouse, aud by the noise and howling that camo from it in the afternoon, it was supposed that a larg- quantity of liquor was consumed by tho men while 2d, I *aw a man building some of a pea, perhaps for chicken*. I’fanty-Wbortfobeme*. Clean up your premises. Cucumbera and choleraNo new wheat is yet in this market. There 1. auricus dangor of the rAMws If thia is the* way that the law of the land is trampled under foot, and God's holy Sabbath desecrated, the*" men that bid defiance to ail law. both of God and man, if not brought to an account before, mart ***uredly will bo when they have to answer “for dock done fa the body,’’ before the great Tribunal of God who** commands they have so willfully brokod. Remember th* Sabbath day to keep it holy. Farmer* are busily engaged thrrahing We work for pay—and it is time peo­ ple understood this. Barnum’* show-bills for tho season are said to coot 1750,000. For a splendid baB ticket, fa colon, come to the Benin office. Butter, egg*, flour, jxxk and any kind of form produce taken at this of- Proceedings for two weeks ending July 28th. Reported for the Basra by Hon. 8. C. Prindle : Estate of Willard Wilson, an incom­ petent person. George Van Auken ap­ pointed Guardian. Estate of Abraham Orcsswoli, late of Huntingdon county, Pa, deceased. Au­ thenticated copy of will allowed, filed foe on subecripuam Those beautiful, little bright eyed, ySweet, darling, potato ;bug* ain't quite M. H. Wing and wife, formerly of Orangevilfc, in this county, but at pre* ant residents of Marianna, Ark,paid u* * visit last weekMack i* U bl U Honor, Mayor Barlow, u pleasant party is now lieinghoM at the Club House st Gun laike. Among ethers wo learn that the following ladle* are of tho par­ ty : Mr*. Dr. C. Russell. Mi*** Rom and Anno Goodyt^r, Mis* Parkhurst of Coldwater, Alias Sarah Barlow, daughtof tho Itu'f; Misses May and Bell.' Barlow, daughters of the late William Barlow; Miss Ann Roberts, Miss Minnie Kenficld, Miss Colista Hadley, Mi** Anna Ferre', Mite Alice McNair, Slis* Fanny Riuscll, Mis* Carrie Goodyear Our Number is ■A that we •‘imparted th* information on the Monday after th* Grand Rapid* fire that Mr. Kuricror, the brewer, was carried fcom hi* house too drunk to help himself, and the entire oont.nU of his house were barat," ueA-hd^/efo. The statement **» made by a gentle­ man in our hearing, at the Hasting* House, but ws* not told by tho senior sditor of thia paper, as the editor of the flX Jo^l weU knew, a. bo A~w who The Boe* bey* of Pfaoeur Co, No 1, are to have a Ball at Union Hall, on the wa*\ho author of tlu report, and that •vamng of Aug. 20th. A *pl«m!.d bad not been at the Rapid*. time will be had. and everybody and keep truth on your side It u hi» »w eetbeort will of couree be preeenL nut pretty for a very K*M kettle to *ny Lan Cook has bora olhaod five dol­ anything about thing* l-efag Macklars for ct» of Us Brahma cliieks, only twelve w**ks old, but dodfaod th* oflbr. The oggs ftnm which Lan'* chiek* were batched, were purchased of W. K. Ifar- ber.ofthis rity. OaU at and to the Bxxra oAeo. and1 got oar yneea on printfag before going Week before last, ho bought over 2.000 IU. The better thus prepared for mar­ k**, judging by th* sample sent us, is of uniform color, aud of good quality, and beyond quartira will oommand the highest mnaket price. ... ......... to the W <• 'htirc UIl.'lJVCIl STORES so don't make a HUMMER SUMMER CA8SIMERE SUITS, $15 ID $25. CAS8IMERE SUITS, FINE BLJfCS SUITS, $10 to $15. CAS8IMEKE 88 ton WHITE A/id snatr/i Mistake. SUITS, GOOD COTTOmSB SUITS, linen Suits CHILDRENS’ SUITS. illustrated papers by Edwark King, on-1 titled Tho Great South, which commenccd in the July number uf Sentour'i j BnUA/y Jfayaiw, will bo resumed in tho | November number, and ail! than bo Say man ; ore you hungv ? Woman continued consecutively for more than are you faint for want of food ? Child do you want something to cot? If so being superbly illustrated, will bo of call nt I- E. Htauffcr’/ Eating House North Sido State Street, where you will national importance, enabling tho reader I find everything fa the lino of cutnbk-s, to form correct opinions j of tho South- only 25 cents per meal-iOtf era State* and their people. Wo can j rocuro Sfmtour't for any of our sub- Working Pants, Gout, rheumatism, gravel, diabetes, albuminuria, brick-dust deposit, in Ilatnmatiou of tho kidneys and bladder—in। deed all disease* of tho urinary apparaj tu«, including nrucous discharge* from tho urinary passages, are readily cured by Hamilton'* Buchu and Dandelion. ' It cure* all diseases of tho »y»tera ariv i lag from tho presence of waste or poi| senou* particles in tho bk««l. No mure Cotton Socks, 75 cl». to $2.00. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE Beyond the Mini**ippf The Great One Price Store, 36 Canal Streep, Th cu, amis hav* already gone, and thousanrl* more arc turning their eyes towards now homos in tho fertile West. To thouo going to Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, Oregon or California, we rec­ ommend a cheap, safe, quick and direct wife, of Toledo, Ohio ; F. W. Bathwick, I route, via St. Lauis, over th* Missouri of Battle Creek; J. B. Bennett, of Pacific Railroad, which runs it* fine Grand Rapid* : A. H. Elli«, of Middle. Day ('cache* and Pullman Sleeper* from Bl louis to principal toinls fa the West, triOma eArt^r. Wo beltevo that the Mireoori Pacific Railroad luu ths ^f'nrr Mxrrrso.—A camp meeting will, bo held on tho farm of Mr. Naglcr, near Mr. Richardson'* mill, on the north line of the town of frying, iu this coun­ ty, to rommenro on Wednesday, August Oth, and close on Tuesday following. The public are resjioctfuUy invited to Keep a large supply of Salt for sale at Lowest market rates, iti their Brick Warebouae. Tho Char lotto fifpMrm, ot Saturday has tho following : lusr or I.rrrtS' remaining at tho fag* Wednesday morning and oollwted Hastings P. O. July Stith, 1873 .a neglected board bill from tho “Lottery Rorilla Estabrook, Mrs. A. E. Vaile, man,” who was recently opornling fa Miss Lilly Esther,)I. V. Smith, Silas thi* city. Bro. Bauader* he was only a stray. Sturgeon, Samuel Williseon. Direct your letter* to number cl P. O. He did not belong to Hasting* and left hero for part* unknown,some days since. Karmen, Messrs, Dwight Jt Burrell have some thing to lay in thia Bum just West of tho Bank building, for of interest to you. Don't fail to road 81200 and will at once erect a two story brick store 70x22 foot. W. I. F. Hams, ha* charge of it* construction. Iu the A three Cent postage stamp With meanttme his *toro ia at the UUlt brul your name and Piwtofflce addra* trill W**t of the Abstract office of Cook A five you full descriptive Journal of the (Itend Rapids, Mich., Busin*** college and Tolegrapble Institute. Our life long friend Hon. John P. Hale, fell at his residence in Dover, N. H, on the 22d, fast, and broke his and reworded. Bstete of Libbie Donaldson, minor. hip bone. The accident is a seriotot one, Wm. H. Brown, guardian, licensed to and fear* are entertained that bo cannot ns plenty as thsy were. Estate of Peter Dorn*, doers*™!. AeOn Friday of last week. Mr*. Nedfa, eount.of Lewis Durite* filed end hear­ on Washington Street, entertained a ing Aug- 25th. party of littie folks with a grand picnic. Estate of Edith Newton, deceased. People came Io the city fa great Petition for Letters of Administration crowds to sttrad Forepaugh'. great filed and bearing Aug. 25th show on Wedaaedsy. And it was well worthy of their patronage. Dr. Tumor and wife of Orangeville, ,‘paid us a visit on Circus dsy and err rung. Come again Dr. the light of year countenance always tnakM as happy 127452 tontion of the Mayor and R«x»rder is specially asked to them. We note on the Register nt tho Hastfogs House, among many (Abers, tho . following arrivals during tho week last ' (lost: Geo. W. Burrnud wife of Detroit, John Carrcth, of Middlorille; 8. '.Blaffcnl, of Plain well; CT. W. Brown, of, Correspondence. Fine shower Monday. Brxsvni.—From th* premise* of the subrtmber on Bert. So, fa Rutland, about the 1st of May last, two 2 year old steen, dark nd, and on* 2 year old heifer, light rod and white face. Any information as to tho whereabouts of said cattle will bo liburallv rowanlc-1. P. M. Bun, Rutland, July 15,1873. tf Reading of minute* with. The following petition was presented: .n th Ib^rtUo, th Asumu CerariZ, •/ thGfstfBhth,,. We the uudorrigned would re «p«ctfully petition and request that no side­ walk* bo ordered on tho South ride of Green Street between Janie* Dunning'* cast lin* and Com Street. Signed : lUavxr Blows, Tux Quit Catcioo Jvstuix I* noth­ ing in comparison to the immense buriMiu* Msix, no** being carried on by Jim Button^ J sura Dcsstxo, could put on my stockings, and began Jim is on Joffonon Street, and Aoti JskF> SUTTOT, Io feel comfortable. In two month* tho ■erv Aosmms than ony other institutibn water was all gone, and I was a living of the kind fa Hasting*. Ilia story i* skeleton; but my appetite was good, aud always full, prices low fur caso or ready par, and would like to have the ptfbhn I l-egeri U> gam (Io-j)l aud I now look as coll on him before they sfesadsr their Finance Committee reported, that tho well a* ever I did, and feel quite wall. money at the higher priced grooerisa. ai-eount of J. 8. Got h ear A Co., be al­ UroeeriM of every description both light Sum Pein, and heavy. ' lowed 84 71. ’ Luthcnburg. Clearfield Co, Penn. Ou motion of AM. Ham* the report was accepted an.! adopted by aye* and We note in tho proceedings of tho On motion, time.was granted to Street Common Council, the report of tho lano lost on tho streets of this City, a Committee until next meeting, to report adoption of an important resolution on Diary. Any person finding it wil confor a qx-cial favor by leaving the same in regard to Michigan Avenue. Aid. Jowell, reported. that the Com­ Charter require* the cuncurrvuco of,Aw . at'this office. or in care of Dr. Roberts, mittee in regard to the draining ot the to make any action legal, we do not mo Striker pond have preformed. their duty why reeolutiuus are declared adopted on DENTISTRY. and find that the work ha* been dono in tho vote of four members; nor do wo . Psy yesr v>o«wy mi uh cieire. soo why, in direct violation of the Char- ’ accordance with contract. ter fa the piloted proceeding* of the ZZtrvyowMA crtrsrtnf mtA or rtlMcKl | By Aid. Hams— \ pern, ti th Itmtfl ojlro of । That the report bo accepted, and tho Council, the names of members voting A. 1‘. DkAKE, it. n . by aye* and nays are wm*time* omitted. Orer Ackby J- .SAUs's Drw* Sferr Committee diechargv.l. 39 As those are important matters tho at-' Oaraxvitu, July 2fl, 1873. Entroas Barna :—My protracted silence is msinly due to tho amount of bard labor I hare La^ to preform riccv J last wrote you. trhe, I might havo broken fa on tho Lord'* day, but my proclivities forattendingChurehexcluded , even a thought of writing you on that day. Our haying (except marsh) is all done, os is slso, our harvest. Wheat, whit there ia of it with ui is A No. 1, but as a general thing the crop was light. Geo. Beattie, our blackamilh, lost two finger* from hi* right hand on Wcdne*day last, in adjusting a coni shellar in Mr. Nichol* grist mill. Tho said digits were the middle, or big linger and the little one ; and it will bo sometime ere i he can do any work, especially with that /??3 Should any of our rraJen wiah to seo a* nice a job of hard finish a* ever was pat upon a wall, call at the Union School Houm in thi* city. Late did it, and he can practice as well a* talk. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, Tho Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Com[any offer* l,2«XI,900 acres of land in Central and Southwest Missouri, at from 83 to 812 per aero, on seven years’ time, witlf freo transportation from SlIsmu* to all purchaser*. CHmato. soil, timber, rainoral wealth, schools, church­ es and law-abiding society favils emiEls from all jxxnts to thi* land of i and flewor*. For particular* addrea* A Tuck, land Commiraimcr, Bt.Louia, Mo. 47 f/jVf LU/IBElf FU/tflSlfED //V C44 LOjD LOTS. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Oom. Local felijipe^ police;. VINECAR BITTERS "Tho editors of the Hasting* liawrr and Lowell Jrvrnal have form™! themsclvet into a Mutual Admiration Society." So mt* Nukern of th« half and helf at Middleville. Pcov unfortunate there ia no one eo low as to “admire*’ him, The matter is John Wolf the dutchman brace his jealousy. is selling all tho best furniture that is City and Townahip clerks are now sold fa the county of Barry. John will ■oo n do all the furniture bueinos* dono pceparad to issue liertiee* for dogs, and in thia cowuty. [xrtfo* in poeeoerion of these brute* will du well to procure a “privileg^' as eoou as practicable, ar eke their pet canine may come up miiuing *ou>o fine mor- Tn* Basra has been deeignated by tho Auditor General, s* the newspaper iu which ia to be published the li*t of Northern Pawenncr Agent, 72 Lloyd Bl., Buffalo. N. Y. or E. A. Ford Gener*l raaaeng-T Agent, St. I-ouis, Mo. Questions will be cheerfully and prompt[ ly answered.. EMIOHATIOMTURKIH';. ulur that be ia Agent fur Barry County, for tho cviebraBid Spiral Spring Wagvin Scat. They are tho best, easiest, and most dunable *eai, ever made, an 1 no other seat can bo sold where three sor.t* can be obtained. Don't bo deceived by any imitation otthe above seats, but buy TJiompeun’s Patent 8<>iral Spring Seat, THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. 33fl OO worth of Furni­ ture. will be sold at cost at Bcssmcr. Heath Co.’s store for the next GO days. To make room for an entire new stock of Furniture. We will sell our whole stock al cost for cash. This is no humbud. Come and see for yourself. BESSMEH, HEATH &CO. Hastings, June 7, '73. 7tf A rare chance to buy Dry Goods cheap—P. R. Babin * Co. of Jedreon. are selling out their entire stuck *t first cost They have *n immeuai stock, sonic 8109,000 worth of choice good*, After this date, tho uwlcrrignod will of all kinds, wbiah they are dosing out, receivs, Store and Ship, all kind* of and if any ot* is inclined to visit JackGrain, nt our Elevator in the (Sty of »on, this « tho place to gel bargains. Harting*. C. F. DWIGHT 100. Hastings, Juno 19th. 1873. 13w4 THE osseous Tt>mWw. �M1CK1C1B OSTBTC B. «. Grand River Valley Division IHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. TMADIK RO BY CHICAGO TIME. T BA INK OOIMG,SOUTH. population is of foreign birth, namely five and a half milhoas, among thirty­ eight aud a half; in exact figures, 5. 587,546, among 38.558,371. Tho foreign element is much largest at tho north, bat its distribution is al­ most identical in the newer and older States, on tho Atlantia and on the Mosuri. Thus tbs foreign pvreentage in both Massachusetts, tho oldest State, end in Nebraska, the youngest, is iu rrlfcer silk • msrrisp ju both states, well-nigh the samo, name­ Dre.ms. HUU^Udie^ ■■ ly, one fourth. In th* former, 353,129, PsUlsl^rs. iu a total of 122/193. Yet the quality of foreigners Weal is, no doubt, better lhan East Those who have least of • ’ IX. Tbs Ls4.il s pluck and pane, Huger along tho Atlant- I til the K* LltHMKNT. r. »n4 fist* <f Mlfol ^5; Wee!, become land-lords and lords ot the land. The tir*t Gorman Governor was elected in a State on the Mississip­ pi/ Oi tho -311,74*, foreign-born Nebraskians tho— originating in the British one, ia the Teutonic element, amount­ ing to 12.020. Tho Scandinavians are alinoet 4,000, and the Sclavonioni half a. many. Oftfo> Ncbrasktans thou, three-fourths rifre native American, while of the remainder, two-fifths are of British origin. Tho English percent­ age is larger ia Nebraska than iu any other State except throe. The— figures prove that tho Bottlers ia the Un?~d Suki win farm one hoiuogenoous people, and that English •1-waking aud holding mainly to English institutions. As they rm in the bagining, so they are now, and ever shall be, m sssrufo —»• raZsrwss ! Still, among tho 12,304 homestoaden and the 13,447, pro-emptors who, before the cloeo of 1872, tiled their claims to land iu tho Lincoln off­ lx-1 them be a place for every ankle, 1ice. tho names betoken very various noand w hen not in use let every article, be tionalitios. So do those of the 2,825 in ita place. purchasers who had-bought 294,625, Koop every utensil clean and rekdy B'-ros of th* Burlington 4 Missouri Rivfor immediate use. * •r ■ Railroad on ten years credit sal six Keep your meat in a cool dry plan., I per c«n!- interest A new impulse has been given to railroad —lee, boyour fish on ire, and your vegotablee on just | estt— on tho— made since 1873, noth­ a atone floor free from air. Cut your soap when it oomes in, and , ing of thoj>rineipal is payable until the lot it dry slowly. end of tho fourth year, and then only Keep your sweet herbs in paper bags, ' one-seventh annually. each bag containing only one descrip­ tion of herb. They should bo dried in tho wind and not in the sun, end when ordered in a receipt should bo cautiously J. Cole & Son, V'h.nomigee or lemons are used for' juice, chop down the peel, put them ia tmaUtaMadfc them down for use. Amai-l» ehrxwittg apples, be guid­ ed by tho weight; tho boavi—t are tho boot, sad those should always bo selec­ ted . which, on being pressed by tho thumb, yield with a slight crackling Mfo*x Prefer forge apples to small, 1 tor'••Me is saved in poeliag and raring Aaritashould be kept on dry straw in a * place, ud peats hang up by * BcSni for G.t, moat, fritters, 4c.— Prepare it with fine flour, i^lt, a little oil, beer, rinager, or wlute wino, end the wist— at eggs beaten up ; whim of a proper thickness, about the size of a ! nutmeg, it w 111 drop out of the sjioon at once. Fry in oil os bog's lard. -Caaaon—If voung. aeedjonly be wintd when boiled—if old they must be 1 scraped before boiling. Slice them into j a dish, and pour over them molted ; butter. Cail.vxwws’Bs —l ut off the stalks, ' but 1—vo a little of the green on, bail in spring water with a litllo salt in it L they must not boil too fost. UxtxxT —Very little fo sufficient for soups, os the flavor Is vmy prodominat* I ing. It should lx> particularly cleanly washed and curled when —trt to tabic. I To curl cefoiy, wwai*well, and take offj the outside stalks. Cut ft to a ;>ruper i length, split each sulk into three ot four divisions with a forgo needle, than! place tho hand of celery in spring water 1 with the root uppermost, and let it ro-1 main fur fout ar fivahor-s—it may thhn , N. F. Bwniam’L new TnrMiie WATER WHEEL. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS Every year increases the popularity of this vnluablo Hair Preparation; which is due to merit alone. We can assure onr old patrons that it is kept folly up to its high standard; and it is the only rclialdo and jierfcctcd prep­ aration for restoring Ghat oh Fadis Hair to its youthfol color, making it soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp, by ita use, become* white and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandruff, and, by iu tonio properties,prevents the hair from foiling oat, as it stimu­ late* and nourishes the hair-glands. By its use. the hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldness, it restores tho capillary glands to their normal vigor, and will create a new growth, except in extreme old age. Il is tho most economical IIAin Daxasixcoverused, as it requires fewer applications, and gives the hair a splendid, glo-«v a;* IK-aranev. A. A. Hayes, M.D, stalo A—aycr qf MsMachu.ctU, says, “Tin; constiluenU are pure, ami careftdly Milcclcl for exenuent iiuality; and I urii “.‘“liB “ H .«sts -■ta?.r.v»ur.ssxr.r^- L'iSr.. Michigan CenthiF R. R. Pure Blooming Complexion. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, The Babcock Buckingham’s Dye Havana Lottery of Cuba. POPULAR MIRBLEIZED SUTE Ao our Rencwcr in many cws re­ quires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or faded Whisk* ere, we have prepared this dye. in ont yrrparvtitm; which will quickly and effectually accomplish this result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither rub nor wash oft Sold by all Druggists. l*rice Fifty GOLDSMITH'S BRYANT & STRATTON EXPOSITOR Ayers GROCERS. w.'e. hbamss a co, FLOUR MERCHANTS Sarsaparilla Ofir firSale st tie Lrnst Unit Sifts Wntetor lane ItustraH PnetlM Uta L4KD FLASTER, stucco WATER UK, UK Mi HMR< Floor & Grain Consist Uil, Shingles, Lath, &c. Intrinsic virtues, and »u»uln*d by Lu remarkabla cur— So nukl as to be safe aaj UncflcUl to cl.iLlren. and yet to —arching — to etfeetnaliy purje cut tho peat cornmUona of the blood, roeh — the scroftifous aod syphilitic eoctamlnaUoc- , Impurities DODD’S NERVINE . DOES IT! DISINFECTS, PURIFIES, SOOTHES GIVEN AWAY. MATISM. WHITE SPEL­ LING, GOUT. GOITRE. BRONCHITIS,'NER F0U3 DEBILITY, INCIP­ IENT CONSUMPTION, and all diatases arising fi n an tmpare condition of (be Bloul. Sind fur car Bosansus AijibWic, In whleh you will find certfocates from reliable and trnslwtstby Fbyairiaaa. Ministers of the Oospel, and ethers. Dr. M. WIImw Carr, sf IU1U ■M4,4BViX» SmisM llbiram — feefcli Hi IBMt———iim—sn is the New IW Faiaily Mataw Iktroil Easins & Laie LIFE EPIDEMIC BELOW THE EcflrraL SURFACE ! DISEAS THROAT AKD’lUNO INSTITUTE MIHMUI TteSwOitrlBsaifiMPiiisim Pwnftl tataiaani DiiiifeM. -■lif.sM.lSSfern.-i.'.fWfti Dr. J. C. AYER &CO., Lowell, Mass. WOMAN iU3K AGENTS WANTED BOILER WORKS. siuststfa- Peninsular Railway. T C4H,^‘7* raid plaee : when i drataed. vdl —k s, and thoroughly. --------------------------- ailing. Best, may be kept a year, thus; choose d‘*»“ IbMlU U u>« Hl I.. N. MIXER’S Scrofula Syrup! igtswse: ts irsass ■ears, cure-1 to-—_ .. Its tn all parts of the 50,000 00 Gnmt swuu id UJffi SMI AN VALUABLE GIFTS SINE’S GttFT SShTERPRISE. Ta — Dnw ■ DU. IBOOK’S WISE OF TIBI E-sSwSSi: ay, A«r«*< lllk. 1*TK Ou Gnu GM Frits, itiim UiM! Bsy»«is Emet tf Jraieta £•"“«“ “d *»««*** ll»ms ■>«> BM»—-■stert— Haram, nrtk II.MO I JOB PRINTING It I. a Kura. Safe and Efficient Re«Jdy, pl—eant to take, and eontainmg v mineral poison. From the many favorable nope— •• have, we select a few � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-08-06.pdf a2cfc109c4ad7c2dc25b9b18929d9579 PDF Text Text Th« KErJ,uc\t| Sw**. VOL. XVIII. hwil «< HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 6. <873 Ciffe. YOU WANT THE BEST Asd s ssli .rUsr <r> UskwUb eseli»i <U« rar, rkstuss rc< wilk all Ik Jr Biskl. Over 4-00 running in .Barry County ! ! Nearly 300 by us since 1871. 143 ■old last season. {50 •old already this season. TUB OLIVER CHILLED PLOW ! With a full lino of extras on hand. STUDJSBAJKEIt WAGON! Ttie only Wagon with the Slope Stomblecod tijiokei ^HARNESS, on hand, and made to Order.- TIN, COPPER?* u»<l SHEET IRON WARE Manufactured to Order REAPERS and MOWERS, GRAIN, CVLTIVATORS\ * SVLKY RAKES, $c. If wo look oat with an eye of faith towards thu celestial harbor, wo ahali see how the light af truth streams out so splendidly from the lamps on the head-lands, of glory, aud how, just bo| yoml, the broad bay of heayou spread* ‘i |t silvery water* to welcome the ap­ I prooebing boatman. Way down the Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS 4Uo D/fY qOODS i/l E/lol. 10,000 Machines coasts of life on cither side there are to lie sure, ths looks of envy, malice, Imtred, revenge, and every form of unbelief but God has put the lamps of warning on th, whole of these. Thee aro seen in the adimMuti.ua of Revelation; tn the surging waves that dash up againt those rocks telling of danger near , and the uonumbsred wricks that can bo no mistaking of theao lights if man will only keep up a proper look out from the "susf AsaX " But just boro is where all the danger lies. Sin weaves its hallucinations around the soul and tolls of safety and rest, where destruc­ tion spreads its most deadly meshes. It lulls to repose whom there should bo the greatest vigilance, and changes the beacons from the harbor of safety, to the rocks of speedy ruin. Thus Byron, Payne, Voltaire. Bcwlingbroks.’ and a OUR CULTIVATOR i!f?!SKSMP .&r J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. Nashville, and very rich and fashionable, Mrs. Benwickc had a good, kind heart, and strove to fill bee station in life with modesty and fidelity. When she married Ur. Ilonwicke, the wealthy widower, twelve years ago, there were plenty of 10-natnrod murks by plenty {of iD-nalursd peoplet and whon Amy Bcnwuko presently ran away from her father's house and msr- wito’e daughter, all tho world declare!; for he had banished h,r from his heart forever, and would not hear her name mentioned by his most intimate friends. But no one knew, or indoe^feould have bebeved, how Mrs. RrawMI grieved over her stop^hMghtar’a fligtei, and un­ justly blamed herself as having been tho possible cause Stw sought m ruin to soften ths itern father’s heart toward his diaobedisnt daughter ; and when she saw that even her entreattee and tears tailed to mors him, she gave up, know"You musn'task nay more people for lag well dial all other nfoaus were hope - ymnise. I will give ■ you all the pouFrom time to time she heard of her step-daughter, and from her own am­ ple allowance slio w»s always ready to giro generously, but the gM wee etul>born end proud tike her fatbsr. end it wA^diffi. ult at times to assist bar in such a way as shp was wilting to accept Th-n Mr. ILmwicke took tin wife abroad with him, and in the ]>eriod of their ab­ sence it was impossible far Mrs. Benwicke to keep trace of Amy, whoos silly nrido prevented her from rseponding to b,r step-mother's kindness in the same spirit in which it was offered. Mr,. Rcmwieke, returned with her Rusband to New York, alter an abwere Of two years ia Eurojio, luanusd that Amy and her worthless husband were "O, will yuu T My I How ufoe 1 I'm so glad; because, ma'am, you see, I didn't likn asking, only old Bees said she’d beet mo if I foda’t; aud I wevur vu beat—Jack never lei any one touch Mrs. ItenwickesileMly thanked heavoa Um: the child ha.1 not been arous- Tbo child uacloeed the fingers of a slander, delicate but dirty little hand, and showed a small collection of peo­ nies, about half a doern. "And what to your name, little Mrs. ILrnwscko felt that tho child but echoed the name her own Eos would have spoken ; bnt H was suck a joyous assurance that sho ha<l found the fcttto girl—iitd, more than an infant; and stray one at last, that she ranght her in Mra. Bcnwicko, wbo would gladly have adopted and rcarod'it as her own, could gain no trace of it. Mra. Henwicke had no children, and the desire to adopt tho dead. Amy’s child was brooming a mania with her. Mr. Henwicko began his pars'on hermcritv. — —---------.--------- —. what it was that tronblcd her ; and al­ though she feared to teU him all, Mra. voyagers on this same ocean of lit', and hew tinftnphantly might they have sailed into the harbor T But alas1 they refused to ere the true light and the world mourns their splendid talent Enjilt Bkcl Basil® J™ 19, 1872. DWIGHT .1 BURRALL. DENTIST their relenttoe* paints just beneath the somethnee placid, but more frequently duturlied surface, and numberless are the barques shivered by the contact. Had that such splendid opportunities should sod in so fearful row Ite. Surely th, responsibility most rest somewhere. It cannot be with Him wbo has lighted up the the coasts of life, for the beacons which Hie hands have p!aced,bave been sending forth their brightness ever since human history began. It cannot be a lack of any potency in the uutramenfalitiea which dirins wisdom has provided for bringing the rare into the haven of repose, for thousands arc anch­ ored on the other side, wbo joyously ascribe their safe arrival to Uicmi very instrumentalities. ■an shapes hie own destiny end it rests with him alone to determine whether ba will sail triumphantly into the port of peace, or whether his ship shall be broken on the rooks outside. Said th, eloquent Robertson, ‘Tbo ship {■ wrecked by tho wind and waves— hurried to its fair. But th, winds and the Warne warn ia troth its best friends, nightly grodtd, it would have made use of them to reach the part; wrongly sU-ered, they became tho destiny which drove it on the rocks.1' So human powors correctly guided are brought to a hopeful destiny ; wrongly directed they become tho Instruments of tbete own destruction. Whence then, this Uigai. sadly do we lament this reckless waste, and how readily would we repeat the a aruing which Mra. Bolton lias given in such beautiful poetic measures CITY What is It ? FINE NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. HATS AND CAPS, Michigan Exchange. BOOTS AND SHOES, Single scat Buggies as Lino as PATENT COOLER! And two Seated Farmer# Buggies at PHffiNIX CASH STORE IF YOU TANT Now Farmers, ras never before on opportunity of this kind oflered in Hastln« ... _ . _ n—___ -—.II -- ....—«l Mr.MMT I ill, In. MICH. J.L.R^ED. Will not be Undersold. J. P. ROBERTS & CO. DRUGS dS”t Medicines Dye Stuffs, ALL V8RI PMGTOGRAPSIC, PAINTS & OILS CHBOMOS 1 ffjKxmuniratwiL I am aware that the views thus ad­ vanced, are utagonistire to the princi­ ples of Fatalism on the one hand, sod Liberalism on the other. Fatalism ad­ mits that there may be rodu, or, affirm s that “dertiny is a dead, H nd power, a sallowing up al! Individual freedom and responsibility,"and—as Spiuosa'ud hismrbooi would teach cs—leaves th. by God atone without any Inlwfereono of human volition whatever. Therefore, whether there aro dangers or not, hn- alism proclaims that there are no rocks. Its theory is, give the fullest play to has not passed into die history of these human tendencies; let every power be ewntful times, without having to the unreeiraluod ; put on every inch of cmXlirld some moral, sls well as dearly vast, and let the engines be worked op ^buught jiractical lessons. Tho beacon to their utmost capacity; pay no atten* at Halifax was brightlv burning and tion to tho reckoning!, and turcly you invited the unwary (Mptaia to steer hie shall come into a part af safety at last tU.fatsd ship into the harbor whose broad boron was open for safety and are. But the whole history of the past, repose. The light on Cape thunbro the intercets that culminate in Hie pres­ was also burning and sending its reflec­ ent, end the positive declarations of ted rays twenty miles cat upon the ocean. But the tight was upon that siormy Ops to warn tbo passing mar­ Thsee are rocks ot rain ia many of iner that danger wro near. Why then th, phases of our nodal life. Gambling the noble ship dasliod in piece, ou th, table, aud Billiard Halls are such. sunken rocks at Mrsgber’a head, and Tbev afford tbo passing pleasure of such a frorful saerifke of human Mfe as boor, and proven: “ ' * " the result T The be asans were mie- which professes to chase away the dull­ ness of can, and reltevM life of its Undoubtedly, the univortal verdict is dread monotony But when these have that the Captain slxral 1 not have been al last woven the spell of their witchery sleeping while his ship »u off sueh a around the seal, alas’ how suddenly do rock -girt coast, and approaching a har­ they engulf their rotaries booraUi the bar with which he And his offlears had floods of hojieloas rain to little acquaintance ; but his heroic conduct in.ths midst of the disaster will Its deceitful rocks are planted m the convinee ermy discrimhurting mind that ■hsps of liquor raloons.on every business be had no apprebeneion of tu ch a re­ oUMt te OUT otherwa • beautiful city. sult. MTmterer may bare !>«m hie wut of fehhfa! attention to his reckon- aye I uro Wiitel >W» «m eeeke, ing; the prow of that ship was turned and fearful are tho wrecks of life that toward a /*u»rJ past of safety—ths on- aro being witessnsd in trar vary midst gtsee were warted, the write were net, Bgilhe beeeoM uro egantbororocks. and erwythiug wee done with the ex­ pectation of bringing about tn utttmate sroto wbo had cored for Mse orphan illd were unable to mkke •hjfuso Mra. Henwirte was a joyftd wymar. hen she tart her trewraro Mrtt 'with thU the child she was ia quest of w l>.» about six yean old. She was quim conscious of ft, but she alw sought for children of that age, and way* for girls, having quits rood, bar mind to adopt some child, altboi six feared that bur soarth for As: child would never be roaemfuL M �GOOT> r Santa Fe Railroad css aimaply a*ply Leprosy is the scourge of tbs Bandevery town on its liae fcr all time to ich i*imita . . ■ eome. If thoM should be no more coo! Th* Farmera’ Granges ciait* 1,000, discovered further west—and there is SOmembera. no reason why there should not be,— Tbo 1‘opc te not wry fticndly toward there is enough here to Mt tho Southwestern fnel-problem at rest. In this immediate vicinity, also, are extensive ochre-del ls, from which is now being manufactured pottery-ware, tiles, furaace-fiuas, and very heavy, hard, bright red brick Here are aha extensive 30th, wwre 85,764,825. The Iowa railroad robbers* aro sup­ quarries of what ia called by tho way of uiitinctiao tho tho Osage Flagging-stone. posed to bo iu Missouri. In Texas ice coils five cents a pound. It »u originally created for laying aide An anonymous ecribbler, who chose not either to be responsible for what ho writes or to makethe pros* responsible, asks in tho last Harting* Jfa* Journal, fur the passage of aa Ordinance, requir­ ing tho saloon* in thia city to pay a li­ cense or shut up. Well, so for no good. But in the name of all thatda good, we do uot see any reason fur s-creey in this Mra. Brow icks impulsively clasped . both her hands sl^ut hor husband’* demand of tho Council, ia the name of arm* and ^^tag ectrratingly In hi* all tho belter class pf our jieople the ] a—sgo of an ordinance, and its rigid “Forgiva ma my own dear husband. Rose ia Am/s daughter ; I couldn't toll onforannunt, requiring of every saloon you sooner. Oh, do say you are not an­ ths payment of a license of not leas — —l.L ' 4 than $900 a year, and the execution of Urn ft is ! Tho Angutt number of Fw^s 2&w4sUJ&^uw! It brings with it a ray of suashitM which reaches clear to the heart. Wo alwaya fool bet­ ter for reading it, and it will make any housohould brighter that it enters. Among the mnay nrticliM of.tho present •timber are: Advfco to Young Men, by Huas. Jusl Psrkar; A Glimpse al the Siamsae; by Karl Kase; The Other Giri of the J’enod. by Mary Hsrtw.ll; Darkness, by H. V, Osborao ; Old Fin­ The Erie repair shorn at Newburgh, cham. No. II, by Chas. Dickinson, Ac., | N. Y., were burned Monday night. Ac. Price of this Afoyuxuw only one Tho Duke of Edinburg goto $125, 000 dollar a year. Address, JTatfi Hmiufor a yearly allows neo to marry on. kM Jfoyssw, Nowburgh. New York. ! Groat Brittan refuses to exchange Tub Mcaicst. Echo for August appears i postal cards with the United States. promptly, and is target by four pages I out by tho Supremo Court of Ixnniana. than over before. Among tho nttrac, Several buildings wore struck by tho junction of thb Uottouwixid and lightning in Rhode Island on Sunday. duaiun of tho charming sketch Agatha; Neosho Rivers. Tbo State Normal- i Going Home, a poem by Rexford ; Song School te located hero, and tho junction i Verne—Why Bad ? Music os’an Accom­ with a branch of tho Missouri, Kania* | and Texas Railroad, running aouthsartpaniment ; Heart Songs, nn.l other in­ word, Tho Cottonwood Valley, an o*teresting original nrtich-a, cvrnwpoapocial feature b*cmi*e on* of the reheat donciH items, Ac. and most beautiful in tbo world, ia tra­ The new music in this number alone, versed south westwardly by the Atchison, if bought nt retail price, would cost Topeka and Santa Fe lin* from Etnpona. It M a stream with numerous confluentsnearly two dollars. Musical people all of thtm fringed by extensive “bot­ must W very bard to please who cannot tom" lands, generally Warily timbered. find 'something to their Eking ia the The beautiful "high-prairio5’ lias be­ Rutted Erie. FaLtcription price, $1.00 tween. So fur as its prc»<-nt develop­ ment* goes, this te the richest agricultaa year. Fur sample cvpidb address tho publisher, H. N. ibmrsrrsa, Mil- at Cleveland, Ohio, Wednesday after­ noon. Loss $75,000. \ The receipts of ore, etc., for the Pitts­ burg iron trade has iecrvaml in one year over 129,441 tons. An important meeting oi-tbe New Hampshire Historical .Society wm held nt Portsmouth on Monday. An Indian* printer rolled d»*n Mount Washington about 150 fol on Monday. His case was nearly “pied * 0. E. Haven, eldest son uf IL-v. Dr. E. O. Haven, has b«>n elected Supe rintoudent of Public School ni Evanston. UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. ritetl to call and examine the new and stock consisting of Everybody mammoth Sherman J. Rich Crockery, Guarantee, HATIBFAOHON on Everything h* Recommend*, and ha esp* ■ Rooommeud* hi* Tea’s, Glassware, TK. I and COFFEE, ” Coffee’s, Stoneware, Of which Ito has a VERY LARGU BTOOfc, and h* is determined to mH RATES! CASH PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS AJSTD LIQUORS, For Medical 1‘urpn* PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED 'X?t7'TT<r'ES At the* old stand of M Allen, State Street, Hastings, Mich. ■ SMITH, MANEE A PRESTON. G-OOX>S Such as CHROMOH. LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS, REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need ia MUSIC, AT Th’EW YORK PRICED' RumemVur the Maw, Second Door East of tho Corner of State in 1 J,tfer, StretS, Hastings. * At Hastings. SffEH/*4ft j. qictj. BACON & KARRS’ New Advertisements. a Bond, to strictly comply with all the tiou, and one of its striking feature in conditions of the ordinance under tho the distance ia a beautiful sourt house huaryst posvible jirnaltu-* The good of the finest modern style, tho material for which was quarried at its base. It I name of our city, equal and exact jus­ is of a light, almoat white color, a vari­ tice and the best interest of tbo whole ety of htruwtono of which there are in­ exhaustible quantities in this region. jieople, saloon kropent not excepted, de­ Cottonwood Falls is father worthy of flhmimalism mand of our Council this action, and wo remembrance aa standing upon tho west­ Neuralgia, Bums. Sorvnroot, ern vents of what may be termed the trust it willAeed tho de maud, and srf old Kansas That which has produced 'inn* Tlirnat, Boils, Wounds, so many and profound impressions in without farther delay. Ulcers, Bruises, tho Trading-world ; which baa suffered Piles Sprains, ‘The maesgors of the Reform Schoo! so many vicissitudes, and prospered auMUtingly withal; tho Kansas of Mr. . Old Sores, hare done a sensible thing. They have Greeley and A. D. Richardsou and his­ •All Hcmorriragra, fitted np a Reading Room to which the tory ends,—bore. Tho task which ia Itiarrhira, boys have frrv ikwm during tbo feature ***, until lately left out of man ’ s calcu/ > hours. It will bo supplied with all the lotion* os being a wilderaesv. It h<u standard magorinre and juvonilo pub- been opeaud by this railroad : it is ab­ dicationa of the country.”’ So says tho solutely new; rnd yet ii is worthy of oxChicago has 103,070 nnmea in it* di- i Oiavtotte RspuSixt*. and wo pmnmo timdcd notice os Wing liki.-IJ to distance rectory, and at throe and a half jteopb> j Hampton Beach. to tbo namo flg'tron up n population of every paper in tho Slate will join it in all the rest in growth. You pam Newton, celebrated in it* 465,742. commending this action of Ute Board That the Atlantic coast, from the brief day as a hard border town. It is 54 Brigham Young's 17lh wife, who is I of Control of th* Be form School. At mile* west from Cottonwood Falls, and ••Hub" to Mount Desert ia rich and pro­ seeking to get rid of hor much-mamed tho same time •’we cannot refrain from 1R4 from Atchison on thuMissouri; and husband, demands the »nng littIt- sum . lific in beaches, furnishing first-class saying that this action was tho result of hero begin, the Arkansas Valley. You of 1200,000. summer resort*, is a proposition to the a rpsrwd appropriation made by the Thu pardon uf Dover, Spawn. Murcorrectness of which all will assent wbo 1 phy and Scrogge, convicted of Ku- Klux Legislature last winter, wo believe the have made tho tour of the beaches. As outrage*, is rccotncnded hr the* Attor­ first time in the history of Stalo that an “seeing it believing,” one only needs tn ney General. appropriation has been made to furnish see but a Asjf of the beaches embraced ' The eleven Territories exrood, l.y current literature to the inmates of any nearly two hundred thousand aiiuare in the above-named limits to be convincol our reformatory or humanitarian in­ stitutions, but which wo hope may not Of thcau many resort*, embracing bo the last, but that succeeding Legis­ Hampton. Ry*, Salisbury, York, Wells, lature may make rimular appropriations Old Orchard and many others, all hav­ for the State Prison, tho Reform School, ing special and rich attractions peculiar the Asylums and tho State 1'ublu to each, wo think none present greater School at Coldwater, in tho interest of and mor^subetanltal attractions to lure ibe pkasuro-seoknr than doe* Hampton, true reform and good diasiplin. wills little favor at Memphis. N.H. Eqirotally do wo think that no Three hundred and forty ve«w4s । 321,000 tons cleared from San Fnmci co for Groat Britain during th- seas*, of 1872-78, loaded with wheat. road, we pass almost directly westward, tiunof what lie* before him when ho across tho Talley of tho Little Arkansas. contemplates a journey “to the end of After passing tbo stream wn cross a it all,” in for South-wostcrn Kansas. It »l rot ch of country which lia* between has only been about four years since the two rivers north of their junction. Harper's publications detailed the fea­ It is mainly IcreL and begins to have Alao a Fino Assortment of faivcy qu^TEE sunsrqcTio/i Tir. fytR, NEW WAREHOUSE, HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK. Advertise ii the Hasting Baier. First-Class Instruments. ■ plains and valleys, and ho must be indsod capricious and whimsical ton fault wbo cannot af this variety find that which will abundantly pteiso and satis(r­ If you lira of tho constant and un­ changing (except aa tbo wind* and storms aifoct it) rocking of the old ocean ture* of what was thou an unknown region. »;>ar»vly peopled by hostile In­ dian*, iu tho undisputed prasoMion of coyotes and buffaloes. Culotn[>orary with that, was what might bo called “bull-whackoe" lite raturc, detailing tho immense traffic of the ptains, and th* curious pouplo ong aged in it. It is hard to conceive, before starting out, that these time* aro gone forever, that there orc no more wagon-trains, no more freighters, and, as tluty wore known but a few years ago, uo more plains. Atchison, a city o( ton thousand in­ habitants on the Missouri River, is the Eastern terminus. Tho Atchison, To­ peka and Saata F* Railroad i* an enter­ prise projected long ago, held tn abey­ ance for wrural years from various esuses, but rapidly finished at last from tl^d^solute necessity of its construc­ tion to meat the demand of Soulh-wrstera commoroo and dovelopmouL After tho toonst takes his seat in tho train which is to bear him four hundred mites into the wilifonuns, hi* attention a taken up by tho surpassing beauty of the coun­ try The tandseapo present* a sucoe*»ion of Jong swells, with hero and there a conical elovation which constitutes a prominent land-mark, white timberfringed ervoks lie on cither Land among the swells, Ute the veinsofa tao£ The whole is dotted with farm-houses, herds of cattle and grain-field*. In summer it i* probably tl»o brightest pastoral landscape west of tho Mississippi. Thor* is in it beside*, a suggestion of more than it shows,—a future of plenty and waallh not to b* exoalled in any region. Twenty-five mites out from Atchison te Gra**ho<>p*r Falls, the junction with the only •‘narvow-gnugo” railway in Knmus. It is a pretty country town, mainly important os Wing the amt of a fins water-power. Twenty-five mite* anything yet Men. In short, it i« tho befrinning pf the great western plains, umIoss twp year* ago, now diacovetvd to be rich, and ia dumaad. In tho ea*tora verge of what, for thoeo twenty-five yean, have been known a* “tho plain*" —very much in tho world now, as this issippi, Wert Tennessee, and Western railroad ciu.w* up tho immenso g»p, and Kentucky. brings the western mountains into visw. At a meeting of tho Mrttakli «l minis­ 1’asaing over tho space between tho ters in New York on Monday, a lady applied for aJtuwsten to a theological Miuinarv to prepaid herself for the min­ istry. No decision y*L Tho drug stoeva were generally dol­ the much talked of groat Iw.id of Ar­ ed on Saturday al Manchester, N. H., kansas. This is Ut Arkansas and plains, . in consequence of erderv issues! Enturwithout any doubt Yet hero is a town day evening prohibiting tho sale of *r. two years o' Id, contaning stout 800 in­ eivthujg exoept medicines. habitants, poaraablo, thrifty, and in the It was announced on Wall street Aug. midst of a country marvsloua in it* growth, and already famous lor 'bsauty 1st, that tbo gross earnings of tho Mich­ igan Central Railroad the pas! year and nchnew*. Hero, a* some slight were 87.3U2.11X, and tho expense* for evidence of enterprise, tho Arkansas is spanned by a bridge 1,600 fort long. the same period $4,986,935But tho prominent features are a fine Ro*. C. A. Downs of L»banon,N. H-, schcol houm and county buildings. ha* employed hi* leisure ia preparing a Leaving Hutdunoon, you successively man of that town from actual surrey* arrive at tho vi"--------- ' ”----------- ----- made by himself. Tho scale is sixteen City and lastly at rods to tho inch, and tho work has been Bend, Lamed, _______ ___________ other beginning* intnrapersod boiwoen, and those all lie on tho northern bank of tho Arkansas. Finally, the railway is turned slightly southward to tho new town of Grenada, vsntiAv A TEACHERS' CLASS New Scales New Styles. •RISE 50,000 00 New Prices. Students can enter at the middle SINE’S 3Se£________ __________ later* «T ■*<***<. wUh Ui.tr.i *| fe. Marts] r*t Mai **r UMUL u s« >«id Ok asiUlr «t th. st*r« *b*>r. *«*>4. u. <l..n»M u b. 4*. at* M14 lolaaur. ar » lb. na !>• hulnd and Xiims *al- Very Low of the FALL TERM. iHTERPRISE. Grat CaiUl Priffi, it iSjOOO ii Mi! O.. frt>Ur fatiM. «»4 Mm<M n<n> With lMlnr->w»fc4 ll.roem, .wtk |i>4! Olivet, Mkh. 0,000. Go to the Banner Office for FINE JOB W0BK. SEND FOR CATALOGUES • and from four to twolvo mile* j wide. This is really “bottom" land. The wil te deep and black. Tberetea peculiar awd*r|CMr of tho stream, caused by a percolation of its waters through a substrata of gravel and coarse sand. The Arkansai te mountain born and «now fed, and nearly alwav* full. A Maa. Hiiist Woon's new book. With­ in tho Mass; or lady Andinnian's Trial, by th* author of East Lynne, is just published by T. B. Peterson A Brothers Phitadslphia, from the Author'* Manu­ script and advanced Proof-sheets pur­ chased by thorn from Mrs. TIonry Wood, and is iteued hero in advance of its pub­ lication in London, and in uniform style with Deno Hollow, Bessy Raae, Rutand Yorke, The Channings, and all tho prouioaa works by this fsvurila pod popu- J. Cole & Son, Novello’s Cheap Music- GROCERS. ffitr lor Silt al lit Lirst Lirlu Jila Novello’s Cheap Editions OF PI AKO-FORTE classics. LAND PLASTEB, imoreo STUCCO bars had a new novel by Mrs Manry Wood, wboee East Lynne has boon dra­ matised by half a score of adapton, and played in at least one hundred theatre. For noma monll'.s, a new aerial entitled, Within the Mara, has bach published in TU a Ixmdon tnagariue ed­ ited by Mra. Wood. It will bo completed for English redare in tbo Decamber number; but in ooanequeaoo of a spec­ ial arrangemout with the auUxares. who has supplied them with hor manuscript in advance. T. B. i'etenson A Brothers J lave just pnUiahed the whole story com­ plete ia ow large octavo volume, thus asticipating tho publication in Loudon by ovm two tacetha. Tisa plot is entirely original, introducing the ad venture nod sinadvaalare af a yowg baronet, who kills a man in tbo beat uf passion, is Mutetsoed to death, hex his sentence castmated to prnsal labor for lifo,a Uempts TO LIME, LIME at M Sbiagl«s, Lath, &c. Sates of the Wheeler $ Wils* ft* the past year is the Best Guar 'Mantee of Us Superiority over all * other sewing machines < oawilMl*n« llbaral, rfnt*z • teeralir. ‘t“-r “ **i. XMr,4et'ia.1w/rt iwlr, i$7x Examine our Club and Premium Lista. JOB PRINTING I,r:nf llu r' slruction, and easily adapted to different kinds of work, running faster, faster, and with lau �Tif« f\ept>»ucA|» BnK«nAlthough bat a few day have elapsed since tbo big fin, ,t Grand R,^ the indomitable energy of it, it manifested by the number of build­ ings already erected upon the burnt district But ire should hardly think that the authuritios would allow tho con­ struction of wooden buildings upon the site of the Into conflagration ; though I*rhaps Mcossity and lack of means of tbo owners of said district accounts for it Be that as it may, the rapidity with which the burnt ground is befog builded upon, would astonish people who were not acquainted witKhuml Rapids en­ terprise. While visiting tho city wo called upon W. H. l.ampman, chemist of No. Ou । Canal Street, who ia snugly ensconced orer, and in tho rear of Eatcott’a drug store. He is a young man of good ad­ dress, and wo should think him an invotoratoxworker. The reputation of his ex tracts is large, and is every day grow­ ing larger, as they ore hiring more ex­ tensive sales than anything of the kind in tho market. Wo have not tho space nt this limo to apeak further of Grand Ra|>ids energy and prosperity, but verily : it is to be one of tho first cities of the I’ciioinva Piuji have beounio a setlied noesmty with tho American neonlo. Indsod, cathartics always hare belaud SnuvxB.—From tho premises of tho subscribor on Sort. 30, in Rutland, about tho 1st of May last, two 2 year ohl stem, dark rod, and one 2 year old heritor, light rod and white foes. Any information as to tlio whereabouts of said cattle will bo liberally rewarded. P. M. Biaxx, Rutland, July 15, 1878. if and always must bo uesd, in aonw form, by all, mankind. In thia country the pilulnr form of administration has been growing in favor since pills were first made of Aloe, and Rhubarb, WU05J in­ to a ball. Their high position in tho public confideacj has finally boon secured aud fastened into permanecey by Aria’s CsTMianc Pnxs, tho most skillful com. bination of medicine for tho diseases they aro intended to rare, rhat sclencv can devise or art produce. Those who need pillm, no longer hesitate what pill, to tako if they ran get Aria’s Pill — Wheeling, (Va.) Prn,. Hsmiltos's propration of Buchu and Dandelion cures that most distressing malady Piles, by increasing tho diges­ tive function of the stomach, and by securing a proper accretion and excre­ Thoro aro 3,000 money order post of­ tion of bile for tbo lubrication uf tho fices in the United Stales. Of theso bowels. This yrrmri constipation, and 100 aro in Michigan. Tho Detroit 4 Milwaukee Railroad te constipation is tho imnu-diate cause of being roloid with stool rails between Detroit and Holly. Go to your druggist, and tall him you A. M. Lawson, of Ypsilanti, buried want Hamilton's Buchu and Dandelion. tour children but week, all of whom J. P. Roberta A Co,, can tell you all died of putrid sore throat. about tho remedy, and sell it to you also. Regular through passenger trains Lane lost on tho streets of thio City, n commenced running on tho Detroit and Diary. Any person finding it wil con­ Buy City Railroad July 30th. fer a »iwcial furor by leaving tho same The Law Department of tho State at this office. or in rare of Dr. Robert*, Domplaint and Scrofula. Caw—You Library bn, been inercared 085 volI Espeoini attention is asked to the ac- tloubtleos remember recommending your j Utnoe sinco January 1st. eumpaning circular which was issued modicino, Ktxo or in* Buxm, to myself . Ann Arbor has purcluued 400,000 I by tho officers of the Asylum, for tho and wife, and that wo took six bottles j Jiouuds of wool during the season nt an /’ey year Hosey and fair ywrr cLoitr. on your advice. I can now say that average of 89 cents per pound. Deaf and Dumb aud the Blind. Hatt yew Mh eifrarttd villi or mtLout Warner’s Circus and Menagerie will pain, at Ur Prntal oJUr of Furr, Mini., Aug. 1st, 1873. I। what I have of health is attributable to exhibit at tho Fair Grounds in Grand | your medicine. It cured my wife . of I The Michigan Institution for tho Ed*; .1. /’. DKAKJt, M. D„ CHOICHES. uc.ition of the Deaf ami Dumb and tho i Scrofula, and tny-.lfof Livur Complaint. Rapid, during tho next State Fair. Orer .ItLiep Sltdt't Or*/ Start. 39 About one hundred sheep have been | Send ms sit bottle* by express. C. O. | Blind, ia now completed. It will acoomkilled by doge in Bon ion township.Ber­ i medato far more pupils than aro now in i D. Yours truly. M. V. B. Fuau, rien county, within a few weeks. 1'etrvloum Center, Pa. I attendance, and it ia of tho utmost itnAbout twentv-five buihlinp have I poriance that all proper subjects for in­ ■ Seo advertisement in another column ■^■en commenced in tho burned district at Grand Rapids .since tho fire. struction should enjoy its privileges. To Putk»vag Satnav.—We continue1 Tlio Grand Rapid, jvxiplo aro making | i You are rv«i>cctfully reauested to rom- I ia this issue notes *f tho places of specan attempt to -tore the sttemlance of i i*l intrest to pleasure secken, giving in tho Detroit Cadets at tho State Fair. and addte>s of tho parent or guardian Tho troeklavors on tho Grand Rapid, | another column a fine description of the uf any Dcaf-Muto or Blind child rcanlSay man ; aro you hungv ? Woman I famous summer resort nt Hampton and Indiana Railroad have reached a । tog with yonr jurisdiction, in order that point 30 miles north of Fifo I-ake. are you fniut fur want of food ? Child 1 Beach, New Hampshire, and in still, an* amuigeriwuts may bo made for tho mlTho Irctcoing of University Hall at do you want something to eat ? If so other column tho notes of a trip over the Ann Arbor ii nearly completed, and the call ut Ik E Stauffer’s Eating House Atchison, Topeka Jand Santa Fe Rnil- outside stuccoing is progrouing rapidly. North Side State Street, where you will | road, both of which will tie uf interest Citixaiu of Kalaniaioo rocoivo $7,009 find everything iu tho linq of eatables, twocu the ages of ten and twenty, who . only 25 rente per meal. -Ifftf I to the general render, and i-apecudly m> arc of sound mind, good mural charac­ i to all interested iu obtaining an accurate ter, and who aro free from contagious knowledge l,5t>0 yards of sheeting doily, and will dtecaaea, are entitled to eight years of country. .onsumo .’>t W,<h>o pounds of raw cotton instruction, without charge for board or innually. . 1 Tho third course of lectures of the Parents or guardmu* unable to pro- will hold a camp meeting on the tann_ Detroit Homawpathw.’ College will bo। ido suitable clothing, can have it fur- of Peter Edmunds in the Township of Ashed a’, tho expense of the County ; Baltimore, commencing Tuesday, Aug. | 12th, in»t., and continuing over the en­ _At te hojicd that every man to whom suing Sabbath. The public aro cordially ratTcireutar is cddresawl will frel a^ivvly , invited to attend, and may be assured interest iu treking out and rcjxirting oil | that good order will bo maintained, and Bay City has voted dm hundred and , tho Deaf and Duiflb and the Blind wbo I all business prohibited within tho div fifty thousand dollars for additional I. It. K roeido within lus juriiliction. water work*.. Thu vote wm light; 148 | txneo prescribed in the statute. fur tho issue and 18 against. By order of the Board of Tiustco*. Four Jackson firms hare bought iu Easnr L Prtnci|ial. thu aggregate 220,0<W jiou'nds of wool 1 thu M'uiun. Tho clip in that county is nearly all marketed. Beyond 'he MississippiKalsmaxoo proposes to have a grand A meeting of all interested. in protect­ ing the gXuc of our county, and uphold­ other College in the State fur1 thorough I murical tournament, to which oil tho ing thVLi« enacted for its protec­ intellectual culture aud has tho sdran- to c*nu]*to lor prcuuunu. tion, and for executing tho ' law apply* i tag# of b-tng located in a little village Tho la-lies of Anu Arl»or have organin to ih<' protection of fishes iu our lakes that is healthy and moral beyond any iaxl a society whoso purpore is to dec­ I Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, GRAND ANNUAL BALL, and stream*, are invited to a public otho plart we know, in tho State uf orate the grayesof deceared soldier* in ! Nevada, Oregon or Cnlifuniia, wo rectbo Cemetery of that citj^every year. . | omtsend a cheap, safe, quick and direct mooting to be held at the office of Jas. i route, ria St Louis, over ths Missouri Tho carvings uf tbo Gran A Rajnd, A [ Pacific Railroad, which runs its fine i A. Swtwrey, Tuc*by evening the 12th Indiana Railroad fur the month of Juno I Day Conches and I’ullmmi Sleepers wore SI 10,000, ucarly 820,0<M> in ex, from St. Ioui ‘ to principal nointa iu the , Hastings P. O. August 5th, 1873 . evta of thu correiponding mouth of last I West, <rilhnU e)<M;r<. Wo believe that Abhl B. Donley, Elijah Hale, Frank Hum M, WetBestar 2173. ’ the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the Johnson, Miss Elisa Landinn, Miss Carria Nixon, Henry Pickle equipment of any line west of tho Mis-1 C. A. Bailey. kriauiipi, nnd its connections with roads । Mia Ijtrio Snyder, M: Jan. Clarke, further West arc prompt nnd reliable.: Geo. E. Goody. a fine of $25 mid costs. The Texas connection of this road te । Wm. D. Hayes Last week a Flint youth fired at a now completed, and passenger* are 1 C. F. Dwight. cat. Tbo animal escaped unharmed, offered a tint dim*, all-rail route from I Chan. II. Hid but Rev. John Hoag was obliged to 8t. Ixmte to Texas either over tho Mi*-1 D. R. Cook, '■ ‘ ' immediately afoer- suuri, Kanros 4 Texas R. R, via Se-lni-. Circuit Court in session. ia, or orer tho Atlantic 4 Pacific IL IL, via Vinita. For maps, time (aides, in­ . two our now advcrtiremenlv. tho erection «O one fine brick store, Mr. formation m to rates, route*. 4c., wo Buimcte on the increase in this city. Rower, has purchased of Mr* Youngs, refer our reader* to I. G. Wboelcr, Northern I'nsscnger Agent, 72 Lloyd for 91 *50 a second 22 feet on tho north Eaton County Fair at Charlotte Sept. St., Buffalo. N. Y. or E. A. Ford Gene­ side of State Street, and i* erecting an 23, 24. and 25. ral Passenger Agent. St. Ixmte, Mo. Proceeding*'for two weeks ending that and tho adjacent lot, mentioned by State Fair at Grand Rapids Sept 15, Questions will bo cheerfully and prompt­ Aug. 5th. Reported for the Baxxxb us Lost week, two fine brick stores 22x70 ly answered. IB, 17,18,19 ami 29. by lion. 8. C. Prindle : TO ADVERTISERS. , Mite fioaaty Friday aftanstxm. at Estate of Daniel Williams, minor. Mrs. C. G. Holbrook’s. ' . II. .JI. ............... .. _______ Wood appointed Guardian -; bund Tho Snr JTarU of Detroit, organ of The Bkxxxs is th6 K-it advertising Cheap Farms in South-weel Missouri! j , About 40,000 lbw. of wool have been | urj,roTcd nnd filed, and Letters issued. the prohibitionists, has suspotulvJ. It medium in tho County pf Barry, having Tlio Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Cam­ k.™.1 “- 1 — deceased. ---------- ' is indabtod to tho Detroit Paper Com­ nearly doubln tho circulation of any pony offers l,2tW,00(' acres of laud in I Estate of-Henry " C. Siswm, Final account of Arnold Bisson, Ad­ pany several thousand dollars, owes iu ether paper in th# County. if Central and Southwest Missouri, at from $3 to 912 per acre, on revt-u years' ministrator, allowed as stated, and dis ­ . H. Bennett so long our |Mjpular'drnyemployees several weeks’ wage*, and it titan, with free transportation from St.proprietor ii among tho missing. mau and mail carrier has sold out to A. charge granted. ixmis to all purchaser*. Climate, soil, Estate of Orrin Knowles, deceased. timber, mineral wealtit, schools, churehP. Updike. Final account of John R- Power*, Ex­ Push’s Extract has spread and gnlwn ( Let every one keep in mind tho Of ecutor, allowed as stated, and dixharge in tho esteem of tho people for over Ae/Z a: the Hose Co., at Union Hall 011 twenty-fire years. granted. th* 20th, inst F-tatc of Howard Bartktt. minor. Durteg the part week refreshing Andrew J. Bartlett appointed Guardian; PxxviSKST <Jvcmux«.—1st- Are your sbowmw have visited this coontv and all Bond approved and filed, and Letters friends and formers plowing half ar lc»« the growing crops aro flourishing. than half their usual number of acres ? 2d. Arc they doubling or trebling the Itoad the new “Ad.” of the Star quantity of manure and plowing it in, A. J. Sponable, woukl announce to t biltong House. They are wiling lota uol putting it in tho hill,—for th# corn the public, and to tho farmers in partic­ uf clothing cheap. Store 313 Canal St-, and potatoes are bolter to have it ular that he te Agent for Barry County, Grand Rapids. spread ? for the celebrated Spiral Spring Wagon 3d. Are they not going to double Seat. Tlicy aro tho beat, easiest, and Do not foil te read th# communica­ every field ami garden crop they arc thus most dunablo scat, ever made, and no tion on the first page entiitad “Do not dealing with, by so practicing ? other scat enn bo sold where tho.o seats Mistake the Beacons.** ft i« worthy of 4th. Aro they not producing Ulis can bo obtained. Don’t Im deceived by great crop on half tlio number of acres toe careful attention of every reader. atiy imitation of tho nlxire seats, but buy and at half tho cost of labor—begining Tltomivson’e Patent Spiral Spring Sow", There is to bo a picnic given at Char­ with tb«> slow and tedious movement of I for sale only by A. J. Sponable. Gtf lotte on the 3d of September by the tho ox team and plow f fith. Are there any -old plowed lands Good Tamplor’a Asaociatton of the The gentlemen wbo inquire in last lying over from last yoar ? If so. let week's Baxxxb “Vot ish to matter.” ronutie* of Barry. Eaton and Ingham. tnrm lie till the proper time for sowing Tho matter is John Wolf the dutchman net proceed* of tboCatholic pic­ $3,000 worth of Furni­ efover. than follow it until the 2otli of | is selling all tho Iwwt furniture that is August and sow in winter wheat and sold in ths county of Barry. John will ture, will be sold at cost at nic bald on tbu fair grounds in thia city get thirty bushels par acre. Or turn soon do all tho furniture business done Hessmer. Heath Co.’s store July 80th, were 9750.98. Wa <•— over the oil mowing sward in addition, in tills county. for the next GO days. To heal harvest the Flint Oltif say,: aud grt twauiy^ve buahub par acre GREAT FIRE 0577 SUMMER CLOTHING HsttEsnxn HONKER HOSE COMPANY Nd S THICKLY OflE f>ltICE ! STAR CLOTHING HOUSE 38 CANAL STREET, GBAJSTD RATIDS,' MICH SALT SPECIAL NOTICE. Er, Iu large supply of Salt for attle at Lowest market rat< - their Brick Wnrebotue. Local Siwe;? police;. rbo wheat harvest te now over in all ■rt« uf the county. Tho m<wt uf tbo •^Tbero te to be a Spiritual nice ling in the grovss on tlto fair grounds in this bo crop will be fully up te the average citv on Sanddny and Sunday next, a! fathonorth part of the enuniy. exnept the usual hours for public sorvicM. in some field]iwhoro it was badly injurby heaving in tbo sprit* There Beejamin and Marion Todd, uf Chari-t> will 'proUbly be w nuwy bttehU. tliresued in the county as in any pr”' • ioua yoar. and the tpnility te exceedingly el a picnic ia there porta. 'w. *i«k tw Sas. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, PIPE LU/EBEIf PUHPISIIED If 0^ 10^0 LOTS. CASTS VOX*. IM »■! Wool, Wheat, Oats and Com. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. Light and Heavy Groceries, make room for an entire new stock of Furniture. He will sell our whole stockat costfar cash. This is no humbug. Come and see for yourself. HESSMER, HEA TH $ CO. Hastings, dune 7, *73. 7tf Hfarm.n will practice onthaae priucintea toia veer, tbeir average emtivntorn will be reduced one-half, their. . . , “ •*“”« * <u- ""»■ true in the county of Barry m every Va aro to receipt of a copy of the Iwsaty-fim annual catalogue of «»“ offioen and studowte to the State NurraalSsteolal Ypsslasrtl. Tbeeamta* X. Il n> atfow Aur ■ Imimi m takas place oc Mim- J. k w. S. V <»» >*> day, September 22d. This setaxd ranks pwn^i, ■ J. H. Earl, Grangeriite; H. among the best to Km eoutery k.b™^, B. 0-1; ox O BfV-. After thia date, the uudoroigned will receive. Store and Shijk all kinds of Grain, nt our Elevator in tho City of Hastings. C. F. DWIGHT 4 CO. Hasting*. Juno 18th, 1878. 13w4 mn«ln yop4«qp. 7£bs about 1200 lbs, the oilier about »iolbs., twoHauriobuggies, two double buniM. two double mid two singlo Herosii*. Hero are bargains for those wanting such pru[«rty, thirt uro not oftenZt with. Oso aw*<&tf SB®, HALLETT & AND GABLER PIA TON �^rialtanl «nb ^omt»iir. ■ ICH1UH nm*l«; Dauehy a Co's. Column. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH TRS1KH BUM ar CHICAGO Tint E3. and cholera creeping rapidly up | to Bt Louis, with the hot, dry luranw days coming down unceasingly, it is not a minute too soon to be minding i I the condition of our eourroundings. But then clmleyn u only one of the dueascs aggravated by unclean premiaee. Othars are simUariy increased in virulencrt. ami many owe to them their origin. Personal cleanliness is also to bo attonded-towith regularity at this season of the yca> Tho bath-tub is bolter than the pill-box, and a frequent change of umlerelothiug i* preferable to a rase of Dr. Anybody's unsophisti- Eta EsS? BaniaUflh BITTERS. Ao diet, aee awete .pariagly, plenty , of fresh, ripe, orwellcooksd vegetable*, ripe fruit*, aud cold bread. As drink, pure waler, not to cold, lemonade, milk and water ; ten and rof। foe, moderately, if mvo*!omol to them. Go to bud at regular hour* and got I uu when fully refrrabed ; avoid draaghu 1 of wind, but Le sure and^have plenty of good air in sleeping upartmi>ni» —Pro*- Tbo profit* yr farming should consist, in a large mvurore, in the impruvemsnt of the term itself ami its belonging*, and there can bo no better investment than this. Dial ia very poor fanning, if worthy to be called fanning, which, though it may nominally show a rath I (*• Uallwl jfuim wnr. eevef Ui* L’esrt Hmm. te Ik M14 Cmsit te iurrj Ike • <-.. «tvuHi« r*eS*e< I CteJrr m> Fou-bi d*c CM .U Il • rie.k Is IM stlrrs-M. .'ML?' iLANTATION N. F. Bontam’s eei Tertine WATER WHEEL, r m al Guo* u. ail b«r l^te —K" sJaaraxt-s-sEff Fs^tsffw.'eis: *e*b lh«ralae* terekr yirre lkteM wrrte Ml. rsaialsai la mU ewrt Bitters sasrt, •itters Michigan Central R. R. WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT RQUTE, Ibreren PrlraU ItueM-. leaUse «U*» .Mdeaa .Uh lr*U. EmI .,f prtrelL ul W Mt f>.«* tin. orbit Ai-watTi.a 1*5 ■toon fttrtm* It I* not a quack nretrum. Tho ingredient* arc published >>u rwh buttle of medicine. • It i* Lew.! and rccommeudrd by I'hy•acian* wbcrvrrt it ba* brrn introliwid. Ituill jHsilivtly cum 6387 &Qom NAKBLEIZED only in the way of cultivating tho crop* 1 which we plant, but they rub them uf much of the nutriment which they nefcl. Hoeing, then, U an essential service in. respect to destroying tho weed*. There are other advantages, however, i which aro quite commonly overlooked 1. The loosening of the toil in tho ■ operation of hoeing is beneficial to tho plants; aa mnoh a* tho deotruetion of SLATE Havana Lottery of Cuba. GOLDSMITH'S BRYANT A STRATTON abound* in tho atmoophero during tlio hotest month*, and it ia absorbed and retained meet abund­ antly by a roil which ie in tho most ariable state- Prof. Schlubcr found that 1,000 grain* of stiff clay absorbed in 24 hours inly 36 grain* of mouturo from POPULAR EXPOSITOR FLOUR MERCHANTS TOItftrlaitlMralalfcLa. Utw Fleer & Grain CouusioaMerckai!, l -ns*** 1-HUalBv.i. I .hell mH ill ■ ihrFuiMl U-M.r iwTrUar Ik. •ter snr *1 • n rh-k I- M. </sU fr»st de.r teik« r-srt H.sm. la >*• tn Ike resat* lUrr* as* * la MM k.lftelb.M.1 Klftte Ik.! •’teMtebn Mreai^n till, la l» DODD'S jTERvnre: _ _______ DOES IT! II is ths New IW Emily Ifitaie can bo gut between tho plants, not so much for the sake of deotroying the weed. and vermin, which mint neevsaatfahottesow iftho booing bo done weD. u for increasing the porosity of tbo toil, to allow the water and air to peastrnXe freely through it" Ho add*. EPIDEMIC ivm»(m te UHib v* e. Ib.l ite »>-r. umri ll.I.M.. ri, ■K&IK3!5LT «> CasrWiiMh H Us mi J im tivlni InIiMmu •».. l. teMirreO laUiwesaMwWUi DISEAS Detroit Ukih & late Mitina Railroad. BBOMMM TteNeTOiorlesaBANei-PeiMoiu Powerful Dator ait Diiifetlail- BOILER WORKS. IlIcKBIK.1 Peninsular Railway. I*. N. MIXER'S Scrofula Syrup MIXER'S SCROFULA SVItVI'cwae all Nrrofukni* AHk<O*>ns Ciucvit. Eruptive, and OUansvu. lltarw**. such aa Th. Anthony'* Fire R<a*°r Eryalpota*. Itrnple., HL.ictow, tukw. BqTh, Tumor.. IcitarorSsH Rheum, Ulcere and Sone. Dr»f*F ala, Debility and all ImpurWss «» t h« Hood. Mixon's Bcnovrta Svnrrjtas, dm Ing the peat few yean. cure.I th.—*"* The Babcock Xel,rr U berate sires 'IM, u4 saiMntr *rs* CssrtBkrlk* losair te I MISS UNDERGROUND Dr. TELL'S fttwt of Junto LIFE Lthahmjn J-JS" * Ib4“ CF-MILIJUt, Only 50 Cents per Batik.* BELOW THE SURFACE I •si** as CiMaewr ■* Sweat «*bsw.ww* urn*. JOB PRINTING lu"'** ,TgUuihLj ta.lease of L Cm-m'.i.-W ik Hk1i|u Air U.. ■/Waai’s Gtay isHff Hair. If LYON’S < Kathairon � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-08-13.pdf 65c3eda4a000218909e14c3f5fc2b527 PDF Text Text Ths Rpfil»ucv B^nin. Tr|E R-E^dBLlCAH ILtTLS OF jLDKU:: VOL. XVIII S hiesihil and bWlW Ca^ a a HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1873. finrtrj. QREBLE & RUSSELL. rax kadi Hare a Full Stock of sounded to arm*, and the fretful child 1::: HARDWARE ! >t ■>! it. ii k \ rum) ;e.i lie tun* and Buy the position, her bead wa» aching miserably including everything kept in a Grit thus .loro. W. J. StTl'ART >• MMM *-■*. U»«. liras, ft&stai U. HOLBROOK, WM. II. BURGHER l>. DRAKE, M- I». OLIVER CHILLED PLOW ! With a full lino of extras on hand. W AG ON * ..HARNESS, on hand, and made to Order. TIN, COPPER, hud SHEET IRON WARE Mannfuctureil tn Order Salt! Salt! Salt! IVM. UPJOHN Everyone of which were fully w abraktrd, mu! the cost of renairing htut arentyvtl ksa than 10c. etich. The only Wagon with the Slope Shetildcred Kpoke. HELPERS Ut \<l MOWERS, GRAIM, CULTIVATOR.^ SULKY RAKES, Sc .11 -I. Il': 1 K. ..U . .1 JOUS ICOHUKT** Il.w uorlvM IIu-TtVKrt Till* STUDEB AKER inis. LIXKl.EV K LCTUI had done wisely to leave It for this life show yon all tho improvenumta. Here, wntatin*. Mary, the doctor wants to see And as she camu with health and hs :i -i I. I of Ann Arbor, on too disloyal answer. of September naxt Sec. 4. The delosotes shall receive Wh<n Mr. Btreetcr returned, exult­ wul do and tlien glancing at tho open going to ’ stay just long ant error the dollar* ho had depoeitod in ban now allowed to the mornben of the enough to hear one tunc played. Will ibe bonk, ho found no (upper prepared, legislature; 4p be paid out of tho sialo and his wifo helpless upon the bed, with And with the old gallantry, fitted so i iug child distracting her with demands ■ E. Mtrjsr, ‘ led her to the instrument, and stood hat in hand while aha K. OoXVIS, thank you; I have co I wife enjoyed the luxury ot being ill. plies. No But convaleMnco aoon followed ; and Just my lack. I never did know enough Srerss- T. Miwr, before leaving his patient, tho old doe- to secure my own broad and butter. tor, a close observer and deep thinker, Good byo.'.btrocter," And again nod­ ding to tho husband, ho trotted out to look tho husband axi lo and asked : his vehicle and went on his wav. his | ..r!.r; . lun worked her nearly to doalli. You are speaking of my wife, not litrrsl Al my horse.'' ‘Grunted ; and 1 say again, you are Ihe State cd A HISTORICAL TREASURE working her to death. ndminsiou of the Really, doctor, *nch languago is un­ Journal of the State Convention of. „ . , ,, pardonable, chigan. held at Ann Arbor, in 8* p' •PProT**l June L>, 1838. “And yet you will pardon it And xbi^ lBM wh^h refo “d « I «*=* d^* -ThrtthuO-rti. furthermore, by; knuckle to Ohio. If-sacrificing woman wo have just loft, I shall perforin on operation on your M to real u>4 •••■ u> l.iur. I bo Irelil Ihubi re>" >ui AafSeltaBta sMrtrt, I'fLimra 1521 AjJnbfrefiI For uh lob we had nearly -1<> Order And thou ho placed tho cold, hard given to the State library an extremely camo u bride, boautiiul aud accomplisli- rare and incalculably valuable namphcdTto tho village, up to tho date* of let, being the Journal of the Proceedpresent illness, in which domestic cares ings of the Convention of Delegates chop en by the Electors of tho Btat» of MichIn concluding, ho added : "I truly beliovo, it she takas up her ul l burdin at once, that before a year □I nid Stale, of July 2g, 1836, forlho nurpoeo of taking into asylum will receive her.' consideration I’nijosition < Tho strong man shuddered. irroM relative to tlio Admission T. It. DIAMOND, THE CHILDREN 5 CHURCH FARMERS MILO T. WHEELER. 10,000 Machines *i '. *■ I li. v t<> 4. t: • Built in 1*572, tl**-y had over I.WO uunllt'al onler**. to your interest mid purvlisuieyour bTH ST < HAMS. WILLIAMS. K CO•“SWSSSSSftK i ’ :i i i m only peruiittcd, not exact fire. She voluntarily took her place by the village of Ann Arbor, on Monday, my side, and has uncomplainingly kept tho 26th day of September, A. D. IBSti. step with me.” Published by order of tho Convention. Pontiac: Printed by S. N. Gantt. 183d Mr. Baldwin poaocascatone other eopy of tho samo pamphlet, but he don’t thiril copy in cxiatance. Sevfallen, faint and footsore, by tho way. ' aearch has failed to discover 1 tell you, she must have reel for both mind and bolr, or I will not-answer far one —, in . any of .tho — *public /—libraries, \----- r-j whore , , lx, .nA ‘’T, nd by order of tho Convention,—tlic can b*' found sway. And, ottering bis | band, “I will take care, doctor, that do nut got a chance to administer ... : thrr such dose [ Mr. Streeter went Lack to the room • '* sitting, propped up Z ^ b±‘ ^Tnn,i ' i by t*ill< uh of unuttorsblu pa™ ‘solid brevter would biw»~» i t- ndern I glanced as btg irate tacu and almost li-t‘J-41. in rramphlra r 85 each, and are hard to obtain at 1 transparent bauds. He sat down bethat price. The solo question under consider*!"You don't know bow clad 1 tun that BARLOW At th.- Barry County Fair last >ca«ou over tin* South It. nd Drill, ami nt Jl> Iuiton County Fair over the Superior and every other couipctiug Drill, LTTOR BESSMEH, HEATH k CO. BLACKSMITHING. OUR CULTIVATOR Also DRY GOODS*/ E/loLtts Vtfirrr MXaunlUi I'nntinnally Increases* and promisee ««<»! (az l,0» Machin*k i» m arly eibauate*!. and parllee will u*> a ell t<> call early J. S. GOODYEAR <fc Co ctart. empire Ext Hasim M 19, 1872. TBOIT. Tlianking the farmers of Barry county for their liberal sujiport in the past, we hope We shall merit it in the future, belicv ing it is for our material interest to support homo manufactures. Mitiim STANLEY > THE I.IITMIEST SIGHT II IlfflB JOSEPH PFLUG ! RUSSELL & NEVINS FINE NEW STOCK Or I Inintner Sweet’s H°Telt M A R K I! T ’ MEA1 DRY GOODS, OgAMD RS Fl DM, with which I make Irons for BL CLOTHING. ;.ni'u i • Cl II I'.t l which enable*, me to sell Buggies so UWssto DEFY COMPETITION. 11 ATS AND CATS Michigan Exchange which led me to the Invention of Uio Succcraful IKON .. —Bnl prepared to ouet BOOTS AND SHOES, Single scat Busies as Low as One Hundred JkollnrM PATENT COOLER! And two Seated Farmer*’ Buggies at LS. IF YOU WANT PHIENIX < AS 1 STORE One Hundi*ed and TL wenty-u I shall also build IIiouks Puicb V* Better GROCERIES for lot Money obk. MUCH BETTER CONDITION , and they are: A Good AXLE, of all la tho WHEEL. South side Blate Street REST PRINTS IN HASTINGS! And this thin-cboeked, funk-lipped woman had been called a beauty only ecren yeans before. And when she J. L. HEED Will JOSEPH PFLUG Ml W 5 Save Your Monet 1 u 1 Chromo J. P. ROBERTS & 7 is ITALIAN MARBLE Oil Paintmgs s BLACK A FULLER. POULTRY WORLD and gratuitously beetow ou Ohiotho oxelusive jurisdiction on tho waters of said Lake, from the Pennsylvania lino themoutn mouthox ofDetroit Detroitriver; river;agui,iuo a gift,tho totomo rra,,rf ,lkh; („b.to.>ts»« O.cr^corlKlsau J Ofc M, ctralpTt!10n40<l. Md have them eladad. This Blate, without aay -therity do­ nvod from rer cuurtilution, by an art Axd Wirtaxu, This convention tak- territory claimed by Ohio, and bauav- rada tion —Therefore /Zwe.-crd, That this convention cannot MMBfNa, uuaniiuouuv, vention do moat sol.unnly June loth, 1836; ardinaneo of 1787, and the constitution and state government which tho people of the legislature of Michafter the State Constitu- Judge Streeter, tho father A s RU88HLLk N! \IS - B. F1. BTEuNHOFh our columns. nf this a e lust preecdrog section bonndaries of the* said Tho email dwelling contained ushered into a parlor newlv furnished and already lighted. An alsgant piano induced Mrs. Strootar to take upon her­ stood in a recess evidently corAtruclcd self the enure core of the household. Two children hod come in tho seven Bhs txunecl t. . : . i: : . tnges. DRUGS P hi B Medicines Mmscitatxawof touwntton, who Union Block, over Boston Cash Store. BOOZER be-:-’, That th-* Dye Stuns ALL WORK PHOTOGRAPHIC, 'iHti.ir M-ri- PUNTS A- OILS P tho tired wife bad’sighed as tho looked or. thu cold, folded hands. School Book* & Siatumeru a lty the county of BBSS cturally frail, the had - beading beneath a CHROMOS I 7 I lie copy is followed in cap.-r to gv i lo provide Election of Itelegntiw . Health bad to a oonventiou, Her holiday him. And bis thoughts turned wist­ turned, and fully toward tho Western nnuriea. Ho shrink from tho old life. expected objections from bis young and And when tho huaband came end BceomplitbM wife. Bat oho mw with of the state of Uhio, and to wrvEght, he again told huusalf that the Michigan .I;,, into Ute ■ Union vvm tho i v days were giren to tho old and then thirr turned their fares CO. - 3aE r® ■ bynigotia- cuiumoncod in our next and concluded scribed, declared ant! establiahad, shall i' M ESTri HEAD STONES. TABLE TOPS, MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. AMERICAN not be Undersold. Hastings. March.*. 1873. Bollsnl <•<!. E tho aforesaid ordinance of 1787—and which, if aeecodod to by tho people of Michigan, would demise us of all iur- “Yon are trying to spoil me,” she and his thousands dwindled into hun­ dreds. FRESH FISH DURING THE SEASON. .1. H1CWA.X111 HASTINGS’ MARBLE WORKS! south-eastern boundary, secured to ux We how Mr. Baldwin’s kind ever built. 1 don’t remember of having a single fall HASTINGS. MICH. Papek-BAX01M Ohio for a long, narrow, quadrangular itrip of laud on tho southern border. including part “Greet Swamp,'* near Toledo. Bv the lhe Northwest Icmlory this atrip of boy, and go back to tho old laud belonged to Michigan, and exclus­ ive jurisdiction was exerdisod over it granite bill*?" Dedicated to Fanners' Wives Hu­ “Ob, could you 7 May I go J" and up to 1835. Al quivered with exjiiMnontt of tho Miami Csthen wistfully, “but tho ex and-the rise of tbs village of Toledo made tho people of to become a part <*f IOhio ; and Ohio of lower lot. And if Turr.in calls, tell him right!" ho thought And then aloud: I have concluded to take those sheep— been built mainly with her money. Ohio being getting ready, ploasu take your memo­ random book and ndto down fsur har­ land, I think you said, * she replied Ume. and strongly represented i ness strapa, fivo pounds of nails, and a wearily. grew, while Michigau had only gimlet, half n jockey-otrep, and—and— “Yes ; but I do not need that land. I forgot them when I made out the items thia morn- And you shall have that money—or, at of Hight overcoming High Mrs Streeter rose wearily, laid her homo and stay all summer, and try to get The act of Conans* of J sleeping babe carefully it its crib, and some of your bloom back. I aboil vntt to-day that you uro coming. a ho wu young—not over twenty-five— Mrs. Streeter could hardly balievo il but tho complexion was sadly faded, and faint lines were Bat il all came about in good time, ditiona therein expresacd,” referred to white forehead, while as tho bone of contention, will Ims found told of euro, and hinted strongly of an arrant Good! i-' at;-.*. knowledging our slitution of tho Unital States, and the Orduianco of 1787. TSTow Farmers There was never before an opportunity of tills kind offered In Hartlnia, whereby _ ... ■_ . _ an aninnnt of mr*n«'V. I do not Intend lo Ioom* my repulatlun n» a PAINTING! Ux^Srl™ of Amwfoa. i , into the Union, JL.l -4.U .u.Union, origin upon an original Slates irs ii:i:scRirTiON What is it ? FOB NKDICINAb PL'BPOBIM. needed thuru by this time. ?t!«f »fon>. CITY Pirc Wines and Liauorsi accepted, ratified and ooufirmod; acct that the said State of Michigan shall U g DWIGHT A BI RRALL. DENTIST mil ILL AT JOHN mind as wellthe body, (rood help ----------------in tho kitchen all tho time, and choice delegates shall bo holden Monday of September next, ia the *ev■UM Source of era! townships v. ithin the ecvoral coun­ ties, end shall income, fully defraying nil wifs-uiothcr, Over -4-00 running in Barry County ! I Nearly 300 by ub ■iuce 1871. 1.4 i) Hold ln»t season. . >O 8°>‘l already thin bcumud. WRIGHT K HOLBROOK. T8 He stuojwd to kisa tlio offered lipa, and thus the new life began. And hat a dilfonint life it was—busy, not Ob, no; she had no time for that I And then her thoughts drifted away to the Been improving, I sec," said I»r. suit certified, transmitted and declared dear old home ol childhood; and she Meeker, as ho reined hie light carriage (HAS. II. BAUER. *s NO. 16 But no linger might she linger _• uxmeii mi weitinir in tho kit PRESCRTTT10KB AND FAMILY r.i .ta “Forgive me,” rise �ht ftqmMiran j :mntr, Foreign Items. term of tho Circuit Court Court House jn this city, Hi* Honor, for defendant Holbrook tho Court appointed a* committee, John linuod by content without costa Several Imparlance i-aaos and Churn:- down for tho 25th iost. The Court thereupon adjourned until briefly note as follows : Monday, Aug. 25th, 1873, at 2 o'clock, Richard Van Valkenburgh va. Clin­ ton Sprague, defsndant and appollanb Ordered that th# appeal be dismiood, unlas# within twenty days a new bond be tiled. Wright A Holbrook for Detroit claims to have a population plaintiff, Sweewy A Wood for d.fsnd- of 06,000. Carliste* at Prato do Llusane-. Turkey has concluded a cos a loan of 1'5,000,000 nt 6 per cent Atlantic in an Old Lbwr,” from tbo jksi of that graceful sketch writar, Dawson Shauly ; "Old New-Englund Traits "Nature's Forest Volume;" pleasantly written by Elisabeth Stoddard; and a very amusing article called ‘‘Prres Odand Literature receive, each, careful at- England to Princew Thym of Den­ "Found Wanting,” by Mary E. Brad­ mark is announced. And now evidsneo in the Heliborne ley 5 "An Uncollected Sonn*t of Edgar case is found in the shipping records ot the port of Baltimore. Queen Victoria gives expresei rm to 8. Lang. Subscription price 15, includ­ her gratitude to Parliament fur penatoning Chromos ‘Village Bello’ and ‘Cross­ ing th* Moor.' Janiea Sutton A Co.; publishers, 68 Maiden lane, N. Y. co very of much trcuurv. Tho British Government has decided tho agricultural laborer*. to •12.000! Barry Co., Mich., v*. Stephen W. WaiHerewith wo place before our read or a rath, School District No. 2 in ThornapMolloy to quash (writ Court ordered boon ordered to Carthagcna to protect tho interests ot Italian subjocU. AU the public gardens in Lyons, France, are to bo closed at nine m tho evening, by order of the prefect of that No Dull Times! CHEAP I GOOD I CHEAPEST UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. Everybody in invited lo call and examine the stock consisting of mew and mammoth Sugar, Crockery, Teas, Glassware, Coffees, Stoneware, all kinds of Fish. Sherman J. Rich Guarantees SATISFACTION otf Everything ha Racommendu, and he Recommends hi* TEJ1 and COFFEE. Of which hohas a VERY LARGE STOCK, and ha is determined to VERY LOAVES'!’ RATKSI DON'T FORGET TOBACCO -l.VI> CIGARS'. THE FIRST GRAND ANNUAL DALL, CASH PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS and an Attorney foe of 110. On motion At the old stand of M. Allen, State Street, Hosting*, Mich. further infortnation u to thia movement of plaintill*' order that they have 30 oath of fidelity to tho privileges of tho wiu, BE HEID ST provincca. day* to make and prepare bill of expie cannot bo to careful as regard* <• 1Prime, Eiq, Dwight, Illinois ibb missiotisrj and family hove loft Vienna for a tour through Northern Italy and plaintiffs, Wright A Holbrook and J. Switzerland. -WUI I>«krr. Will lliw. Carveth for defendants. A Ixmdon letter say's ths Jubiloo sing­ er* have appeared at tho reeidonco of । The lake Shore A Michigan South­ Mr. Gladstone before tho Prince and OOOD MUSIC WILL BE IS ATTKXVAXCE. and Jsmes Burk vs. Robtrt C. Stewart, A ■ | f 11 ’AJTfl iy tx7 ■ * 11 h r *4: ern Railroad Co. will carry article* to Princess of Wales. tho International Industrial Exhibition motion of plaintiffs, and plaintiff* orA vivid, cireum*tantial,and interesting n.o iugvvdirots are publubed i Ik,Ilk, nt ft Howard Burgess, formerly editor of narrative of an earthquake at Santiago, ling by law the railroad coiporallons of within airly day* or In default the cases ths JfmWf &ateaaM, lately of tbo Chili, by our special corrrspondont. is published elsewhere. our State. Irulucnl. It will pcsitively cure Sncon.—Wo submit to taxation and Th- Sultan's second son. Prince Ma­ SCROFULA, SYPUJLIS of Grand Rapids for plaintiffs, J. Car­ hmoud Djelelsddin, has been promoted ernmsnL but denounce aa unjust and vo th for defendant*. / NAfiSM.___ ___________ The road bed ot the Grand Rapids A to bo a Rear Admiral in tho Turkish oppressive all taxation for tho benefit of Robert J. Grant and Davon Phillips Indiana Railroad is nearly graded to LIXG. GOUT. GOITRE, v*. Helen M l^onard. Asaump-it. Little Traverse, and tbo whole lino will OROXC111TLS. NERV­ Baron do Reuter hating luki-d Earl OUS DERILITT. INCH'Judgement for plaiauflS* for till 21 and bo completed to tho Straits of MackiGranville if the British Government IE N T CONSUMP T1ON, security, I diwatc* arising from an During tbo month of July, 11 oon. wobM protect his interests as a Bri tub cent. Cha*. H. Bauer for plaint'ff*. • cxoditioa of tbo ttlocd. victs were received at tho State Prison, ■object in the event of difference* aris­ I regulate our Benjamin 8. Dibble ,vs| George Pur- 21 discharged, 2 pardoned, 1 granted a ing between himself and tho Shah, bjrd GranvUlo answered that the Govern ­ it for plain- now trial, and 1 died; leaving 626 in ment could not bind itself oflkially to do . prison st tho ond of tho month. sutthy i'liysicfous, Min. be G.vpei. and others. Tho locomotives on tho Big Rapids REAL GENUINE BARGAINS Division, also on tho main line, of the Cobb for plaintiff. Chicago A Mich. Lake Shore Railroad, LITBKAKT KOT1CIS to buy- anything in our line, eliould Ann J. Palmer vs. Joeeph Davis, ot arc draped in mourning, in token of ronot fall lo come and -s-w us. We rjo-ct for tho late Chaciss Williams, Asmake a »riiCiAiJTV In far August cunhonesty and capacity tho only valid claim ing. Ordered that case bo opened, and autanf Master Mechanic. 4. K. CosfervM* Stalk, atn rnd believe defendants hare leave to answer within A picnic and anniversary meoling is Braco, Eliralx-tli Stiiart Phelps, James to bo held by tho Odd Fellows of Branch Freeman Clarke, John Savage, Char’cs AND ’flic fall Term Login* Sept. 11 th. County, August 15. Hon. J. N. IngersoU of Corunna will deliver an oration. Read*., Charles Nordhoff, Mr*. Lucia G. Dibble, Brown A Thomas for coni|daiuRunkle, William Blaikis, Benson J. The Dtucross of tho United State* ants, Wright 4 Holbrook and I. A. Grand Lodge and Grand Encampmont Loasing, Auglsta Larned, Bayard Tay­ International Exhibition to be held nt Holbrook for dotendants. will bo present to participate. lor Emilio Costolar, |Mre. 8. M. B. And can cuarautec WORKMANSHIP Philadelphia, Pean., in 1876, hare adTho balance of cash in tbo State and PRICES. We mxl haw n Goo. W. Dewey et. at, vs. Maiy J. dreiaod to lite manufacturer* of theWorld Fino IJucof Treasury July SUtls was •882,572,69. tho following circular, under tho hand Receipt* for tho week ending Aug. 6th tod with eighty-eight carefully executed | will then be formal to continue «cven were J68,430,73; payments during tho of Alfred T. Gonhorn, Director General, foundry, and plaintiffs allowed to pay same time, 892,717,06; tearing a bal­ office 904, Walnut Street, to which tho mortgage on compute ’on of D. R. Cook ance in tho Treasury of 8868,286,36 ; decrease 824,286,33. with intercet at 7 per cent Wright A specially directed: Holbrook for.complainants, C. G. Hol­ pcndancc. CORNICE A WINDOW DRAPERY I'orltho purpose of facilitating the brook and J.pL VarfVo’eor for d<-fondB nee, is an interesting and much-need­ There are 622 American exhibitor* Exlribition of 1876, your co-operation is ed exposure of tho overwork-'ug of little requested. Have tho kindness to forchildren in New York City. Die J’usFlorida will market 1(M) tons of l>egiiii January 2nd, DG4 spengo this year. A comprehensive paper i* conti liuted Work on tho exposition building is on ‘■Tho Telegraph," covering every progreuing finely. pare il This list will not Interfere with Portland, Oregon, has had a terrible phase of tho subject and iPusl-atoJ HALL TREES, SECRETARIES. any future entries that you may dorire Well* A Mono for complainant*, C. G. fire. Lou •1,158,025. with for.y excellent ongzai'ug*. .‘ m.ong BOOK CASES, and everything found | to add, the object being simply to form In a Flrat-ClM E-labliidiiiictit, can !»• prooareil by calling »t: some practical idea as to total amount Holbrook for defendant*. Cyntha F. Cook vs. John H. Earl, o .ltebliriud at Salt Lake City. pirture* and autographs .'r-ismittod by of space required, and to aid in tho mirisfrator, Ac., et at In Chancery I Mr. Dent, father of the wifo of the mso"* of tho tolegrepli. prompt production of tho Catalogue. WKira fa «.H.r fa «»u. <M.™1 £“*""■ .11.1 v-tar Cha-lc* Nordhoff commeme* in this GRAND RAPIDS. that complainant give security to bo ap­ Smith, of tho Chicago TtkJwk, is said last the Ohio Democratic State Conrcn - proved by tho Register in tho sum of | to hare made •60,000 out of the Chica­ i'teetmtsd. 0D tl.o Sandi ch Islandv. MORTGAGE SALE. lion, nominated the following rtreigbt •200 with n 40 days, and in deiault the go jubilee. I Superior in nil departments, including Ii1* first r-iiclo oat* of “Honolulu LN VALUABLE GIFTS 1 Tho bsolth of Kato Stoddard, the al­ leged murderer of Goodrich, is said to TO BE DISTBIBL'TIM) IS be failing rapidly. Lieutenant Governor. Barnabas Burns, Beuron J. Lon'ng concludss, h'l Washington romsiiondent* *<y that Elixa J. Kenyon vs. laming Kenyon. of Richland; Supremo Judge, long term, tho recovery of lion, llcnry Wilson is articles on ‘ho Sigaera, suggxalod . t Wd KplVLdK BOST/rtr , IL T. Whitman, of Hamilton; short exceedingly uoubtful. letters from the:- pons, of which focFur Catalogue* Addrv**, Cholera cases still appear in Indian­ silnri'ea a-o given ; John Savage conl-lKite of tentl. Cry.*. MtehlSM U™* v' minor child. Cha*. H. Bauer fur com- apolis, Indian*; Columbu*. Cincinnati, *• 4su at th* m M liulmlaH M m-rw butes a very inloretung article on Dayton and Evansville, Ohio. Franklin ; Treasurer, Goo. Woiman, of | "Madame do Soiign# and her CuntomOle Graal Capital Prize, of $5,000 il GoM! F.v-aS. Young v> Mathias G. Young. The annual convention of tho Grand Summit; Comptroller, J. K. Newcomer, 13*6 Olivet, Mich. Lodge of Odd Fellows of Rhode Island of Marion; Member Board of Public In Chancery. Divorce, decree of di­ ):»hcd Mewr by tho Corntasa Pu'iga. vorce granted plaint'ff. C. G. Holbrook Recent storms ^tn Connecticut havet for compla-'nant. been prolific of fatal results to persons and of conaidcrablo dr-nago to property. and its coinprehcnsivo ttca. oont of tho the same a* might have boon looked fur Chancery. Divorce. Decree of divorce Th# fund of 8100,000 for tho erection subject in all its aspects, including esgranted complainant. C. G. Hulbrook ot a second hall for the Divinity School of Yale College has been guaran te«!. engaged in this sport, render* his con­ Rheumatism, Scalds, “ Lameness, Tho terrible sea serpent lately ob- tribution of pormaMnt value. Neuralgia, Bums. Soreness, twenty thousand majority. Emilio Castolar rontinuei Iris review hall, turn* ont to bo Boro Throat, Bolls, Wounds, gutd and submitted June 80th. Mo­ of the Gorman schools of *poculatlro Hoarseness, Liters, Bruises, tion granted with coat* to abide the re­ The Town Hall al Wobiter, Maa*., philosophy, and their connection with sult of *r<t. Wright A Ellin for plaintiff, Headache, Piles, Sprains, tho progreas of Republicanism. Caireth A Van Vabor for defendant. Toothache , ____,Old __ Sores, Colle, Charles Reade's serial, A Simpleton, H. J. CHAMPION. All Hemorrhagw, is continued, giving us this month n thrilling narredvo of lion-hunting by tnittod Nor. 2d, 1872. Judgment, no Anson Livlhgiton, Lovell Purdy and GoL Andrew Ireland died in New York PI0H1EB HOSE COMPANY Bl. 1, U oosadalis New Advertisements. AJiertise ii tie fiaslmi Bauer. ne Hint PRESCRII’TIONS SMITH, MANEE & PRESTON. Bill, Vatalaj Ere,tun 11 CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Also * Fine Assortment of Such as CHROMOS, LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS, REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need in MUSIC, AT NEW YORK I’ItICKH » Item i-mter tbo Place, 8coon<m<»r Eait of tho Comer of State and Letter Streets, Hasting*. stfEHfW j. nioi. BACON KARRS ID it OLIVET COLLEGE! tlASTIJ PAIILOH GCOODS CHAMBER SETTS. S KromJ&“"pii.ls HASTIX A TEACHERS' CLASS | Students can ente PALME iiaxTlx WILD R*K*H First-Class Instruments the middle of the Uriels, Iteconl Hill He FALL TERM. $50,000 00 L. D. SINE’S Note H Flattin Weddln Druggi New Scales. Two Sh ®CIFT liSflTERPRISE. ■fsia^E 8o My* the Big Rapid* Jfoyiwf. nevertheless it is not quite Luo. But •or for plaintiff, II. W. for defendant. The Senator Morton will visit Vico Presi­ dent Wilson at Natick, soon, to discus* ptison reform, untitled John Blythe'i The Babcock New Styles. W*ddl Double New Prices. Very Low. Gold 11 Blaekb Anothe rr«reroon», .No. 255 Greene, near Eighth St. J. Cole & Son, wnougm.g 4 urraiL ere now furnished the publiaher of GROCERS. to receive 850,000 for bi* service# in led Dolly's Day of Reckoning. ’ accounting. Heard on pleading* and laying tho naw cable, aid in fishing up The poetry of Um Number fa r>ntupreaf. May 31, 1873, and submitted. buted by El-aboth StoartPholps, James Freeman Clarke, Bayard Taylor, and Mrs. 8. M. B. Hatt, The Edit trial Deparl.ncnu ore timsly and entertaining, full of information CoL Noah Orr of Maryrvilte, Ohio, Worth and Norris A Blair and N. Balch for defendants. Aldine for August is sure to be charmed AssumpsitOrdered that defendant with its beautiful and seasonable ; illus- Go to the Banner Office Ollr hr Sale il lit Uvat Lirin Bata for FINE JOB WORK. LOT PLASTffi, STUCCO SEND FOR CATALOGUES VITES UIE Novellos Cheap MusicUHL ai HUB Kerrtt.-. OU- P.m ... . Shingles, Lath, &c. 001X a NON THE Attorney. 5Vright A Ellis for plaintiff, ntfireat full-pogo view opens the num- WHEELER. &. WILSON" Novello s Cheap Editions OF PIANO-FORTE CLASSICS 0*moved Kwaa^sgL""- Olive M. Hyde vs. Charte* Hyde, TIE HDHH ell. Maae, waa instantly killed in that dan," remarkable for it* lights and SaltB of the Wheeler J- Wfhonfor the past year is the Best Guarrantee of its Superiority over all other sewing machines ■m called -A Good Dog." The remain- Dmu. Vo. 167,000. r.<ufar strudion, and easily adapted to different kinds of work, running eanm-, fatUr, md with hu notor than any oUur ,twinl machine, an quaUtit, which nammend the Wheeler & ilson to the public at Superior to any other rririnf m°hhine in tho makot. JOB PRINTING I860 tenia It now has ASK FOR NQVELLQ'S EDITIONS. A. O. COOK, Arnl. �/Z Tits Uffihue^il Batumi. CHUICHES. Local by Joo. P. and I. W. V. who were try-, iumt a satlsfac-on—uy it gentL-m-u । second of October, it will be in order bcing to run out a Jew Dutchman, but I ■ yond alt question. Other improvetm ute ore projected of which wo will speak who, to uso his own words, “by deader, ' tch been, null for nil dem tnm putchers." j A Swixntxa.—On the 23d day ol I then asked tor Sob B., Ben. B. and 1 July a man regia tend at the Hastings D. A. Owen, of Hasungs, has on j W. P., and waa told, tho first was still House as Q.-o. W. Durr of Detroit— hand and fur sale a‘v re.wnablo rates, ! ; roaming ; the next was trying td gvt an said he was canvassing for Agricultural tho plants of tho Pbiladelpl-'a red, and . honest living by farming, but the latter imploments, and intended to open n mammoth cluster black raspberries Of | had taken the umbrella lino nnd gone store here for that purpose should suf­ these varierice the present season Im. has to painted P. I then inquired fur the ficient inducements present themselves. raiw-d t’to largest and beiries we ever 1 V tatting Cards, Aldsns ; and found that the old man Ou tho 24th and 25th he was at Ver­ saw and tho moat on a single bush. 11" Businren Cards, had gone to that land from which none Wedding Cards. montville, and there registered as Geo. has also, strawbenles and other sinal I ever return, and Iago, was now around Druggists Ijibels. NV. Burr of Hastings, and jpofouod lo | fruit plants tor sate of tho very 1-eet the country blowing his Pai'd Water Kull Sheet Pusters, be Agent fur Demorest's Monthly Mag­ Two Sheet Poster*. Wheat Tbo next waa the Pioottr man azine, and obtained some 25 subscribers ratio ios. Don’t Jtsil to gi»“ him an Geo. 8., and waa told that ho concluded lor that publication at 32 25 each. On he could get a more, honest living by Mr. and Mrs. Todd of Charlotte,1 the 29th a woman claiming to be hia practicing law up in tho north woods. Doublc Mammoth Pueiere, wife, arrived at tho Hastings House, (Spiiilualisu.) lectured on the fair In bet any kind or style of Printing, The next was tho old <rap-m»kor B., whore she remained until the following grounds on Saturday and Sunday hut, Krom a one line Card to a Ten Sheet who bad tinkered hia last trap nnd gun, week on Monday, when she left as she to good audiences, and tho lectures were Porter. call at T« Baxaaa Owicn died in poar<- as ho always prayed ho wo’’ roccivod, rei«ia)ly by thus- who might. L. B. was yet hunting, and the meantime Burr was riding about tho through bis bravery, bo had got to be county with Nell Parker's livery teams, !-uply David's right supporter. I next inquir­ running up a bill of some |40, which Blai-klurries are abundant. ed for tho old venerable Judge, and was to date remains unpaid. On Sutunlay Vegotatfoa is growing finslytold bo was m venerable ns ever, while Aug. 2d, Mr. Taylor of tho Hastings Is Kurils with his previous hisioty, Business of all kind, on ths increase. his exalted partner doted as much on Houm presented Bitt his bill. Burr it is stated that Gen Butler has just. Another phuusro party leave for Gun his vlrtuo as over. I thou inquired fur stated that be hod just sent off his isaurd an etaltorete'logal and historical: Iok» on Thursday next. ' our old printer, W. IL, and waa tuhl he funds in payment of goods ordered, but defence of tho Congressional salary grab Green Apples and Watormslkma. bad been superveodod by printers, too would be in funds again on Wednesday or bock pay steal, nn l that the docu—cholera seed*—in market. numerous to mention. As to Wm. B., and would pay, and that his baggage j mcnl abounds in flashes of wit and aarJ**. Dunning has built a new fence ho was no moro to l«- seen on tho corner wu ample for all bills. But on Tues­ in front of his dwelling, on Greon ready to drive a bargan, bnt the farm­ day he left for porta unknown, loafing ing community all said there was some­ with Mr. Taylor in pawn for his bill 1j«t or Lima* remaining at tho thing vranting ‘ a box containing about one bushel of Hastings 1*. 0. August 12th, 1*73: **, no w>* r— and hia note aign- rotten wood, and two pairs of worn-out E. B. Johnem, John Shulor, John 1 era had gone back on him, but lie eould pants. It is presumed that many other NV. Thorn. Emma- Taylor, Bonbon । Irtigh as hearty as evor. A. NV. B., waa parties about the county have been Taylor. dping ell end C., was tho same C, and j Direct your loiters to numUr of P. O. swindled, bnt up to data no reports have bo always expected to be. A. J. B., come to hand. Box or Drawer. bank was now a largo Luilding, which J. Rombts, P. M. Adam Tinkler, of Hasting, township, they pointed .out to mo, and said, that lust a splendid young horse a couple of was where they dal a largo buainese— day. ago, of lockjaw. os t moii serlr. 'Aa to A. Rower, ho was Tbo best place of resort these hot y*1 l*gSU>ff **•)'• I ‘ben asked for days, is Fred Ackl^’s soda fountain ano and another and they said they could not stand the way of doing an hoi&st Wv know whereof we affirm. they have supported thoir mother ; as J. McColloeter and family hare re­ business aa thoy were mostly doing now, housekeeper, they lived well, bqughl.a turned from th* Pino Woods and again and had either died or mcvixl away. At ni.no, taken mimic lessons, gam 1100 fT.uj u.. s-r-i" ■< that I saw W. T. and T. T.. and asked are making their hems in this county. about them,thoy were in tho same busi­ Crook, and have------ ’ *’”<*» --I or" Ix< Reed has some swell-box cutters rtill unmarri™! Go for them boys.— ness, U mi : anything to make a rent; building, that, when finished, will skunk Fewbr’s Jfairt* Tiru. and after looking over tho growth of anything of tho kind in Centra! Mich. Tea, Mr. Jfesss, but what leys do you the town, I took the cars for Grand allude to. Euroiwou ur American. ee th" Bhcrriff Vrooman, returned from a Rajiids where I arrived, and should it trip to Mackinaw, oo Monday leal, whore be my fortune to visit Hasting, again, sai l young ladiis are spending the sum­ be went to make two arrests hi behalf may posaitly make further inquiries, as j mer in Europe T 0* the U. 8. As usual ho waa succees- there are more whom I should bo glad Chris bhipfosd, ajfvrman living in to hear o£ For the present adieu. 'Mrr. Rbnda WitoM. or aunt Rhoda as she ia most gonerally W '.snd, had three hotaos kilto-l last by lightning. They wore iusurod polite;. Under this head tlie Grand Rapids ! Not long nnco your correspondent FiXMKXs or Barer CovtrryThe jfsybot Monday gives tho following arrived in Jaokeon via tho Michigan 1'romium List of our Agricultural Fair notion i of tbo arrest of two desperadoes Central Railroad, and being on a pleas­ is before you and allow eno who is dis- at i Deaver Island, by Sheriff Vrooman, HOKBWAOGLEB! ure excursion concluded to visit Grand interested in aoy tUfu to invite your iwho, in thia case as in»vsry other to his Every man who don’t buy a buggy Rapids. Sj taking the G. B. V. R. R attention to a few facta. I have boon Ihands intrusted, did his whole duty, or cutter of Loo Rued- Lee's new erma machine is in full onporetion, wo ware soon mating through tho | an observer of tho management of a ।fearlessly and manfully: and every man, woman or child who country on one of tbo most popular good many fain and hare been interest­ thinks uf enjoying tho sleighing the roads in Central Mithigan. Everything ed in them, and wlu-nsvor I saw a pros- Imrabcrod, Deputy United Staten coming winter, wants to got one at Lso's went well, and finely I heard the boll perous fair 'twas where tho people y«s- Marshal E. H. Cady, of thio dty, went and the shrill whistle of the engine, and trtUf taka hold of the wheel. I hare to Beaver Island, on a replevin ease in the conductor called out ''Hastings," and boon a resident of this oonnty long property there, and that he allege-1 be that being toy former home, 1 concluded enough tu sec wherein uur Fair tails, waa obstructed tn the performance of to stop and see my old frir-t>da and ac­ and 1 believe I sec aright—and if aright hia official duties, and afterwards resis­ quaintances; bet when I stepped out on Low easy to remedy. ted. Afterward, be and Deputy mar­ thn platform, lo what a change had taken First, A few think the management shal L. Covell went after the alleged off­ plan- since Tbft the then almost a lidar- a “packed” one. Now follow ciusrns enders, brought two of them, but fall«l to get one Andrew Reddy, who waa rep­ oess. That onco small place waa now can < you in candor toll Aow it ia packed— resented as the ringleader end a very changed to a CITE, with what used to if । K>. But I disclaim such a thing, powerful man. One Anthony W. be H J. K's farm, waa now all built up when asked tho question, your answer O 'Malley waa arrested, brought here, gens. Give them a odl. with splendid houses end a nice depo!^ I has boon, “I don’t know”—sure vnough gave bail for appearanoe, and then »1th shads troe« aU along tho street*. you are in ignorance, because yuu ruttr failed to come as be agreed. Two weeks ago, Sheriff Vrooman; of What was all old wood buildings when tUl^d Ot wedinf i called annually in Barry County, a Deputy U. S. Marshal 4 left, was now new Bricks Block with yser intcn»t,and in every j-ersona inter­ was eent after O'Malley and Roddy. uk» sidnreB* to match. The improv- oat. Tho admission is feue, and you He went tu Beaver island, got them, swats had been so great, and I saw so would bo gladly welcomed, you will and camo la an ojxn sail boat to North­ many non faces, 1 could hardly,realiro 1 then change your vjowv as to tho pack­ port with them, thence to this city, ar­ riving Saturday night. It waa a bold was inAho place that once waa so stna'l ing process. Second, A few have acted m«n a bo cten a village, much lore a city. wise impulse and countenanced tho But after looking and inquiring about gathering—perhaps taking some article ThU, Monday, morning O'Malley fur K>mo time, 1 found one familiar fare, to exhibit, and have found an articlu of ] and Roddy ware taken Into the U. Sr that ot D. 8., and then concluded to superior merit, thereby bearing off tho Court and gave bail In the sum of 11. know mure uf my finmcr home and "ribbon,'1 and have become immediate­ DO) each for their appearance at the OcAfter this date, the undorrigned will | friends, I asked a Pelwossre far this one ly suspicious of favoritism—not ao my receive, Store and Ship, all kinds of and that uno, etc. I at but hit upon fnond, judges do not know tho owner, Taov u Bnocuaros, of Cincinnati says: Grein, at oar Elevator in tho City of one, left, and proceeded to hunt trim up; how then can they favor—except by Hastings. “NV. C. Hamilton A Co,—I had had the C. F. DWIGHT A CO­ and at last found him, and after tho us­ merit Thia certainly is tho object cf ague fir two lung years, and had tried Hastings, Jtpo 18th. 1873. I3wl ual greeting I began tb inquire for all all fains to encourage strife in excellence several remedies uf acknowledged or of my old friends and acquaintances. and yon should y icH tho palm to whom I protended merit without any good result. My first inquiry was for J. B. F., and it belong*. I finally tried your preparation—‘Kress waa inionnod that lie F., concluded the Third, Another few are rtqioatcdly Ester Tonic,' One bottle completely money he was using, he could invest oskud tu attend thu fibw by being broke up the malady, and 1 am now better in the TTni. My next inquiry placed aa judges—but never respond— perfectly wo'l. I can testify that y our was for H. K., nnd was told that after : end give os a reason, "Oh 1 it <|on't medicine does all yuu claim fur it; and locating and cit Hiring Hastings, the In­ amount to much,” why! of course'it it is only duo to you that this acknow!-1 I diana and Squaws, ho was content to' never will by your help then, 1 have •dgement should be made, especially as | shuffle off this mqrtyl coO. 1 next ia- observed thia lamo remark by sumo uf so many worthless midicihcs rve now quirod tor II. J. Ifc, and was told that tho boat farmers of our county who offered.” This medicine you will find since ho joined tho Sons ot Malts, be should bo foremost in advancing thia nt J. P. Roberts A Co., drug store. had had a very sovuro Cl ot sickness, meritorious outorpiiso, nnd just because and had concluded that the old In- they do not, lire one imped'-nent to tho Krxe or ras Bums —As * Brauo | dian stylo of living waa all vanity, andi better attendance. Now taka my word MtDto.ii.—As a remedy in tho spring ho Lad now cuavludcd to load a dill-rent tor it, ’hat, if you and ell will just pack of tho year to can y off the accumula­ life; while we were talking. fe who• j up something and exb’Lit al tho fall fr;r tion of thick bile from the Liver, and should appear but Esq. NV. B. who ini you ul'l find the “por.’-:ng" exploded— t jcid aecre‘.z»ns from the other glands Stas ran.—From the premia. • at the bis usual high glee, seemed ns pickled you will go homo a happier, and a wiser 1 of tho system, tho Eire or raa Ikoos subscriber on Sect 3d, in Rutland,1 au> ever, full of money but h:s bank: person—lake u peck of toons, coin, po»! is invaluable. One or two bottles v'.U aboot the 1st of May last, two 2 year waa broke. My next inquiry was forf tatoes, or anything ciao—anything to arouse all the functt.'ns of tho body to old stoors, dark rel, and one 2 year old I healthy action, resturo the appetite, heifer, light red and white face. Any Sam. Me. and Geo. D, and waa told that they concluded if they rou’d not \ from'abroad know that Barry Cor clean the brain, .and errry uff thuso information os to the whereabouts of said cattle will be liberally rewarded. Ue Jeff Davis out of tho Southern Con- farmers “are up to snuff” and yotyf1!i, symptoms of languor and beat mesa I'. M. Btaxv, fedcracy, they could stool it, ao Me. died too laudation in paj>cw fee and near— | everybody feels, m re or lees, as warm ! Ratland, July 15, 1873 tf in tho attempt, and G. B. after loosing your forms will regain "ontod position I] weather approaches. -. Tat Gust Cnic.uu Jcstua is noth-1 .Jas comrade, eunsidarod it nil a failure, for fertility—your a ires the1-reputation |I Soo advertisement ia another column. ing in comparison to the imtnean.' buriand not daring to reti-rn to his native for thliftinoM—you- daughters their' ne«s being esuried on by Jim Hutton. town, Lo hail taken up b!s al^odo ebn- proud position fur enterprise and taste,I luritoVxMKsn st ra« Fu* Gbocwd*. Jim is on Jetfenon Street, and dues irbcto. I then inquired for tbo B.’s and all w'U be made happy. I tb’nk —A brief visit to the Grounds of tho_Ag- ewrs UsflMsa than oay other institution , His store is j and G.’s aud» my informant said, ‘‘to the proper ootntnHtec would too the guol j ricutural Society, will convince the most of the kind in Haatings uso the fewost words" they were trfioj rosrlt of having an address delivered sreplical'that, under the masterly hand always full, (irione low for caso or ready I j to own all Hastings. 1 next inquired I <,a tb<- last day—and ironuxliatcly after of the President of tho Society, Thomas pay. and would like to have the public call on him Indore they syuaufar their j for old McNa Mar, who used tho west | t}ie reading in public of the premiums Altoft, Esq, the track is being perfected money nt tho higher priced grbecnes.. I side of tho Rower block for u day book, as awarded by tho judges. This adds in a manner that insures ita being second 1 Uncwits ot every description both light I anu and was waa torn told no ho naa had been promoevu suporaeoJod ' at raiiivcncis and declaring the r .„.„ I to no other in tho Suu-, ami that by thu in tbo Watertown N. T. Co. TJrere's M.ustrel Troop was here on . b^f ire|-u>n of thres dfl^tn-aU Mtiafy themrelrre that uuly the natortel is need, and that every artide THE GREAT FIRE B:/B SUMMER _________________ _ __________________________ at 110•12 all wool Kereey Baits now offered at 18. Heavy Oottouade Suits now offered at |5. All wool Guaimero Coats worth 8 and 1 <• dollars, wo are now Linen Coat* and Pants wo are now selling at 75 . I inen Coats stritied black and-whin------------Boys' Baits from 11.50 tu |15. Rm* (Wta ami sr/f/cnr c^-r. a o/iE pniCE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE 3(1 CANAL STREET, SPECIAL NOTICE. Keep a large supply of Salt for tutle at Lowest market rates, their Brick Warehouse. Child 10 Barrel lota and more gold to dealers at a vance above Car-load Batea. small ad' Water Lime, Ohio lima, Shingles of all kinds, pi/iE LU/HBEfj fUtffOSfJED l/l Ctf LO^D LOTS. Thousands have already gone, and thousands more are turning their eyes towards new homes in tho fertile NN ret. Tothoee going to Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming. Nevada, (>reg-ra or California, ’• rec­ ommend a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, ria Bt. Lmis, over th* Missouri Pacific Bailrood, which rune its fine Day Coaches and Pullman Sleeper, from St Louis to principal rwints in tho West, wiOeW Wo bolhrve that the Miaenuri Pacific Railroad haa the beet track ami t)io finest and safest equipment of any Une wrstaf tho Miaumipp*. and its connections with roads further West are prompt an-1 reliable. | Tho Texas coanection of this road m CASH FOiZl Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. । Li(ht and Heavy Groceries, ia, or over tho AtlantaSt 1'aeiAe B- R-. via Vinita For maps, ttyo tables, i»turmatiun a* to rates, r refer our reader, to I. th0 ^,,nd ward, waa one day last ruck, running and yelling through tbo streets as though all the demons of tho bottom>:« pit were after him ; and revere! of 1 onr ritisen. thinking him craay. wk-ch ;lnfact was th* ct-e. started in pr wuil I ,nd captured him. and ho was taken to ' the jail and kept tdl Tuoeday tesi. when '. * __ 1,. reireined hi, remmst. Tho c-Me of his temporary ' insanity was whiskey so hts friends say, #3.1 any m.u who *•>» -» of liquor in the future, should be i<«oi seated to tbo extent of the law Uotot patents issued from‘-be U. 6. , Ofc, „ UTOMn. to 30, a ira. . 1^;-- that date- Furwebed tho LUTbr Cox A to. Solicitor.of Pat­ Washing*-, D-C. IL Wh~l«-. Nilre CLOTHING o"T4oLKt T'HWW- �MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. W Warn Jastaa & jartai KAlLkOAU Grand River Valley Division 7IUQAN AND THE SOUXfl TOXINS BCT nr CHICAGO Tint ! out of th* New York market now and , wccldom quoted. I The foreign markets are quiet and steady We notice that tho cable re­ ANTED, ports from Liverpool show a alight ad­ vance in red winter, which ia quoted at 12a 2d per cental, bat a decline of two pence on spring wheat, which ia npw quoted nt Ila 8d. Tho highest price quoted fur California white ia 12a, 3d, Ccental, or worth about 82.12 per u>l in -Our currency. The reports from Great Britain are all more encour­ aging than they have been, as tb • weath­ er has been very favorable for fee to fueur uTs»(. blooming of tho wheat, and it now ul'lUSru. week eo The New UMeek<*y«> promisee favorably for a good quality. Ksillmb.rud MreSuise. A. The area in wheat wo are inclined to • r weaMi. ru here u ueocr. J. think is somewhat less than lost year, COM New I ell. BMM.lXusge e but should the weather prove favorable till the end of harvest, a good crop will I towre s NTVn .. be received, that at present promises to 1 AAT£JV.£1 iLt eeSsbsss^ 8412.80.It ru™, be somewhat greater than was barves• ’ i t. tu. as tod last year. But last yoax Great Brix* "*■ “ an'reeeired|e vary large amount of grain 1 and lour from France, which it is not I Lkelj can be done thiajyearfand we look I far Ulis and fee lateness of the harvest | in England to make a pretty good ship-1 ping demand for Amertoan wheat dating • the fall. Tho stocks of grain LIVINGSTONE are being lessoned in that country very fast. Wo notice a sale in Now York which is considered tho first of tho eoaaon, of 7,50u bushels of new amber Michigan, at 81-60, firat of August aad last half j of September. Old white Michigan j wheat is quoted In New York at 81.80W. weal AgMto ererywksre far a eev.besati. Freights are high and shipping room is fatty iDnUrslte work at the author's owe sdreetorta. esUUte, »<arce ; wheat j>cr bushel to Liverpool being quoted at/12 and 13 1-2 pence sterling.—Tht Ftmer. “sari'. SiiS! DOUCHE, I tote* •I u. sr*T •iif/sSfc New Book for Agents! Wild Life in the Far West Tho pros|>asti of wool are improving nnd it is generally conceded that price} are raising. The ‘-bears" who hav^ been su emphatic in crowding prices down, ere getting on horns and turning out bulls. The inoaotud remarks : “Otic or two Louh-s in trado have nawirttafii: ms'. Blooming Complexion. I'slses can Iters rtiKwo ■fiSu0 Michigan Central R. R. ta' Romo Ak the BurUugtun and iiuri River Railroad station, in Lin­ E coln, as a new thing under the sun. Ths people evevywtis.-e ere ee<er to key sly sslkesUe »»4 complete history »t OLD, RELIABLE ADD DIRECT ROUTE, Ptetot ate HiteMM. rolkinr tows ~nrW,Itens .lib into, Ksat sfbsirUl **i » sol tew LIVINGSTONE Michigan, Ohio, I'cnntyhania and Vir­ ginia. and one, at Itout, who has teen Yet Solomon waa right in saying thenAnalogous eerather l«ansh in his views for over a ia no sueh now thing. year, liu returned with acme of the fabluhmente abound abroad, and may prettiest conditioned wool on tho Conti- be traced back a thousand ream. In Ramburgh, travchng workmen nsiif, something approximating closer to tho tine Sil. sian wools than anything lire in lodging bouses called “Herbcrpresented to the trade within a rouplo gen,'’ or harborages, belonging to their of yean. Of course, ho talks wool up various trades,—and are furnished with new, away up, and hia good judgment the loan of such tools as they need. leaves no room to question the accuracy But they pay the cost of whatever ia of his views. A few of tho fancy cUpe furnished tb.-m; while, in Lincoln, ’ io ]HWsaiun of thia house have already shelter and lodging-room are free—anbeen placed at Me., which it an indica­ swantig to the negro'a definition of grace, ' tion that those needing fine tloccee an I as ‘■eomotbing for nothing." Rerbcrgen—or industrial caravansa-1 over willing to nay a high figure for tho j same, provided they can secure the ! rise, each.serving at a house of call or labor mart—still aerviva in Prussia also. I fibre best adapted to their roquiri-iiiBgt tho beat counterparts of the No-' manta.” In Boston tho receipts of Domestic '|Lmku Emigrants' Lome are in Rwifarr- , At O|ton, Stans, Berne, ami wool have been large, and , there have ! load. ‘ throughout tho canton of Neuchatel, I been no imports of foreign wool for the ' past week. ln that market, however, ' itinerant workmen find beds or other acconimodaAma, free of charge. i tho transactions are reported at two and Moreover, tho Uospicv* scattered over I a haU tailJicn pounda rdemvod, and two million sold, being the most active week the losses of tbo Alps, 0|>en thoir doors end tables to all comers. The writer of fan year. Oiuo, Pennsylvania and Michigan fleeces sold at from 40 to 51 | than one of them, on the St Bernards centa. ' (Great and Little). St. Gothard, Ac. No In Philadelphia we notice that tho , demand for domestic wool is quite act- |' payment is expected from the poor, but I other people are led carefully to the cqnire, and the tendency ia toward rather higher rntoe, while in New York tho I tribution box in the chapel pnree paid are not ao good aa in either । All thaoe European homes of hospi- DODD'S . tality dseerro tho highest praise. The of the other two cities. Walter Drown I NERVINE j diffcrance between them and that in ! in hia monthly circular says that uranu- 1 DOES IT! facturers are tuw encouraged by the in­ 1 Lincoln is thia..-—tliat they all send forth I creased demand for their productions, | their neats to toil on the lamedo w level and that buaim-ai ia in a haalthv state. ' as before, while the Lincoln house is a stepping -stone to a higher piano. It1 to semi fhetr wool right along now and was. last year, a refuge for hundreds uf sell it, and opin> a that nothing will be ; new immigrants till they could command , । higher wages than they had ever earned, j gained axcept shrinkage by waiting, and it is not likely there will be any materi­ ’ anil for hundreds more till they secured 1 . humestoada which raiw>d them into th s al change in the value of fleeces. I rank of landlocls and lords of the laud. ' It b tic Sew Enliii My Uiiciie Hi woolen trade is active, and purAlpine i-atablishtu«ato are obaoies- j ’chases are being made freely, while in jI Tho cont and roady to vanish away, aa hav- I fort the real foil trade has not com. ing outlived their uaefolneaa, that borond muneed. The whole business ia ganer- - the Missouri ia still in lu cradle, but is ! ally improved, but whether higher pri­ ces far goods will rule, cannot yet be do- I yearly iloubhng its development. AU of them are as suns to guidafgladterminrd. Certain it ia that the stock don and save ; but, in spite of aatrono- . of detaeetie in store waa very thorough- ; ' my, the grand ran is setting in the East ly cleaned off. and with a light supply : and rising in tho West. of foreign, and with tho prices of Aus-; Rallied on their way by thn sister Re­ tralian and Capo wools advancing ception Rouses in Burlington and Lin­ abroad, nnd cunswpientlv light imports- . tionn we do not see why wool should I coln, 4,525 form-hunters had bought 478,988 acres of railroad laud before not bo firm and steady, and with an up­ New year's 1873, on ten years credit, ward tendency aa tbo m asun advances ; six per cunt interest, and on contracts perhaps there are some of our wool­ made since that date, paying nothing of buy ora who can. Last year one of the the principal till tho end of the fourth great difficult!.* of the wool trade arose from the imnronxi impertationa of for­ eign wool into Boston and New York. George F. Moore * Co. of Boston, states IwnSieqsctfsBM b fateR Iteraesr tonls la sate raMtossd. ste la ses-te■aes with tbs Pestels la s«# seas uiU. ul ls'ul:ss.-5?KSlbs CVssu’t-Wl’Ite lbs I Kicss a' lbs Nrss ■■■ «r ihsi 4a/. Iks IssAs sa4 IsssfesM 4ssr.|bs4 ta mm sa-TirM*. «<' s» aiack ibsreaT as •ball ba ascssMo to outer tbs aato swim 4as in te-i M>nnss. l .CTtbst wilb s.hI Aiuraer T-. iSsUTJSS-jiLs.-TK'.S »&u" IS: MAULEIXED Pa VINECAR BITTERS SLATE GOLDSMITH’S BRYANT A STRATTON OCEAN’S STORY, ISD: EPIDEMIC :: ITTRoy. HICI1. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, once agreeablehealthy, and cffretual for pn-wrving tbo nair. It toon rutart i failed or 'jray hair DISEASES MraOttoiIMIsins PtverfQl Deodsrizer ai Disiofectam. ceipta of foreign wool of 80 millions of Thcro is httlo or no change in tho [xxmds in tbo fir.t six rr- sth. cf 1873, condition of tho butter market Prices when compared with 1872. At the are steady ate! firm, with some little commencement of 1872 there was on complaint of short supplies of first -class hand eight millions of pounds of tor- table. Our sale* here range at whole­ e^a -*ola, sad daring tho twelve sale from 18 to 20 coat*, but tho retail­ atoniha of that year, 114 millions of ers ore charging from fire to six cents per pounds were imported, making a total pound more. Tho Now York market fatpply of 122 millions. Or. too lirit of u better and firmer, with price somoJanuary, 1878, thore waa 81 mlUioM of wbat advanced. Choice Michigan ami thia importation un hand, ao that 01 Wisconsin yellow is quoted ot 24 tu 20 mllhofaa of tBunda were used during the year, ffnee the first cf January, 1873, there has I ten imported 34 miL lionbol pwumU of wool, and there hateen avfe.or exported 37 millions. Meaci there to ■ nppty of 29 millions now on hand ; hut this amount must not be relied upon, as tho advanced rates not co. m to agree to thin kind of valu­ twteaMtng abroad prevents importation ; ation, and apply the word '•creamery” wb-Bclast year liter February there only to the butter made at dairies, was imported 50 millions, against which where tho cream io used only for butter, wo have only tho 28 million poande now and tbo skim milk ia made into chaeoo. in store. Tho hotter made in those dairies comes Tho position of the foreign wool aaar- close to the Orange County article. kel, which seems to maintain advanced Cheese is quiet nnd slow In this mar­ rates, and its general outlook iadieates I ket and prices are umdiaugwl, m tbo to us that our domestic wool is likely to bo both firm and boorant, and that, M the stocks ere no* fall, m they always Fta& Graii taioiiMratal, For restoring to Gray Hair its natural vitality and Oolor. A dressing liStiSif' IIBIIIIIIIIII.IIIIILIII W. E. R£AMF> t CO, FLOUR MERCHANTS fffoas and fmhncit of ’/mith. Thin nair is thickened, fallen hair cheeked, and baldness often, though not always, cured be its use. Nothing cm restore the hau whore tLo foliicl.-s are de­ stroyed, or tho glands atrophied and decayed; but such u remain can lie saved by this application, and itimoIstrel into activity, r<\ that a new growth of hair is produced. Instead of fouling tho hair with a pasty sedi­ ment, it will kc-pj t clean and rigorous. Its oecasiotial use will prevent the hair from turning grey or falling off, and consequently prevent baldiicv. Tho restoration of vitality it gives to the scalp arrests and prevents tho forma­ tion of dandruff, which is often to un­ cleanly and offensive. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous and inju­ rious to tho hair, the Vigor eon only ’acsfflia'ffis'itnaarfo. ’KSfHStgit te eiasikt FLOUR, GRAIN, PQRK AND SEED Ayers . Cherry Pectoral, DISINFECTS. PURIFIES, SOOTHES -slalto is Mto Itealr ff Bens, far Ikra er.vrs OF MU-mUAN. C .O .r Barr Al ■ MWM to Ite rrehsto Cosrt Ort Ite Ite teiJrtT tte X"K- w is Iks MM «w Utossrea elski baterel ul M Fiwsi S. C. Frfatoto. Jterr toFrsteir. m .ftuisrsiija r.rki. sad M t THROAT AND LUNG INSTITUTE BOILER WORKS; merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can bo found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and vet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rioi, gloesy lustre, and a grateful perfume. Peninsular Railway. * «*• «* fej.1Stes5.7aiw Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., — — ■ -—U , K.-.UI. Zu H. MIXER’S Scrofula Syrup! sK?snsd?XrtTO Ing Ulf past few yean, cured thousands of raftering paUeuta In all parts of ths country. It fa the sms scrofula an ura remedi Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., » Dr. WELL’S tat of Jmteba GIVEN AWAY. Grate lteF4s a .•S^n-WUb io thought that the make up to the lit ot July must ba otesaiy clsanod up. The Western factory arriving, especially the Cheddar shapes, have bare bean in oxoaltent demand for export, and show about aa much improvement as tho State. The home demand baa been "‘■SS.aleaareCfe.br fine Atrrai- On fee Bth inatnew wheat beeoma the regular Steplr of fee trade, and old wheat will no longer be marked as a difforant grade. During fee week there hna been bat lirih. fiuctoafion . old ex IMtWaMMf l»W gt fl.M aud Mt>1b**«nle. OM No. etn ebsrae, wrth frrigfrts Kt Tfl. ’per ! vtS12lCj»’. week at 81.70 and ton. Gold 175 3-4. Afahy- Arwm quoted aHn-67. but the wook closee wife orioas at 81-68 and 81.70; and No. 2 white at 8UT; amber st 8IM. Nter vsbtei i. Uginufeg to * l«t only m yet in «nall parrwla No* Kfa 1 white arid nt 81-54 .nd 8L55, UNDERGROUND LIFE BELOW THE SUBFACE I iSSm^teSs^eaEKd'CrirwK 8 it XtettetetoT AGENTS WANTED rtt j.&>cu*rrDi Usrtfate, Ossa, or.Otasor*. ID. Price. tl,00 per Bottle. Addrem U N. M1XEH W_________________ RaeUura, Mfcfo. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-08-20.pdf f66eaeba3c2baf0ddb97f2a229d2fd4d PDF Text Text TUaltw-Kun RATES OF AD) •-wrBfinT VOL XVIIL HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1873. NO. 17. ProrE»i«naI apd Ifilw Cift. JRr tFiffom Dtskt,—Meren- Allen, Axfotd, Brownell, Mutts, Clark, Conk­ lin. Drake, Elite, Gilbert, Gfcver, Jeffrefas, Leno, Uwrance, Markham. NewIon, Noble, OdeU. Peck, Richardson, Bottertej. ftnULBtabteL ft A .LWarnor, Welch, Willard, Wing.—JS. Ar Mi C. Beaufidt, Bradshgw, Brown, Oollamer, Comstock, Dori, Hutchins, Kerohoval, vrunn kiirwtu., Tho Delegates elected to a convention called for tho ptirpooe at taking-fate consideration tho proposUfan of thJ con­ gress at the United btatoa. toutlung the ■fl™.**in* of the state of Michigan Into The ceersstiaifaii prooeedad In the tho Union, having appeard at tho Court of tWtemw ’-> » a House, in the Village of Ann Arbor, it election Mr-ImwXtaeM Chaste A.< 1Jefwss, on motion of Austin E. Wing, cd fanaa • Mr. McDonaD, nominated Jonathan Z>*efeW, That William Draper, of Oakland, l>e appointed President pro E. Field. Th* question haring bean takro, waa fr»«. of this eenroutton. । On motion of Mr. Lane, of Wash­ (JeoMufailcW: ! That CinriM A. JeOsnon, Allen. Axfotd, Brownelj, Butts, Conk­ Over 400 running in Barry County ! ? Nearly 300 s°ld by u» mnee 1871. 145 “o'*1 I®34 BWMon. 50 sold already thin scogon. TKE OLIVER CHILLED PLOW With a full lino of uxtraa on hud. ' Mnrqv.111. URN. LtNSLEY k LEVER, will rweb* studf.baker % of Washtenaw, be appointed Secretary lin, Clarke, Drake, Draper, TEHte, Gil­ bert, Gtover, Jsfluriae. Intern Unmooe, 'pro fee*. I On motion of Mr. jRichanbon, of Maxklina. Newton, NebfaOde&Mck, UdordMan riattaotoe, teito, ttotobs, Au lOniu Sub, .1 a. A. L. Warner, Welch, WiUexd, . Washtenaw, be appointed Sergeant at Wing.—27. For Jonathan E — *» - —-. ■ On motion of Mr. Wilkins, ot Jjtn*- •> wagon i The only Wagon with the Slope Shouklcrod Spoke. ^HARNESS, on hand, and mode to Order. TIN, COPPER, and SUEIjIT IRON WARE Manufactured io Order rttaeUoaJ Hf--trf:ns an<i ctoud (upon which the captain of the , boat was gating aoxously. “We mey, but do not foul alannod riadspi" namqa ol delegate* duly elected tothia With an air of Bonahalaaw bo pulled ! convention. . Whereupon lha CTiair announced the a rod cigar-case from hte pocket and asked his waipauion if she objected to following gontlssna as raid committee ; a smoke. Thon bo stai ted. end quickly MemosWilkins, McDonoft, Wing. GHreturning tho red [one to hte rieeket, more, Biehmtmd, Weleh, and Bichanlpulled forth another of a blue odor. “How many cigars do you smoko in a day t" inquired tho lady, evidently amused st the sight of two cases. ' 1 fc_,_________ _ * -*'• — — __________ ----Ths other colored, and ft struck mo stationery, Ac-, far tho use < •hot hte voice slightly faltered and his bera. On motion of Mr. Lawrence, hand trembled, as bo mads some laugh­ ing reply. •Soon the storm came pouncing down Im appdGilcd to report Bules foe the upon u*. We ware midway in the chan­ gevemmoat of the convention. nel, M that wo caught tho fall foron of' Mrasra LawTSMS, Drake and Welch were appointed said oonimittee. tho oca wm! gate. Both were terrific. 'I he eon swept the boot, which lay so . On motion of Mr. HcDonoll, Tho convaaBon adjourned to 4 o'clock, f-: over that her machinery was soon . dstxagrd so the: it could not'work. Tho FMtt<A<Mk.r.M. wmd, socomieg like a demon, threw 1 Ilin convention met pwrewaEt to ndi hoe oTsr still farther. I Suddenly we observed tho sailors ou-, 1 Jourwtnefrt. Mr. Wilkins, from the aremrittee ap- mowers, oiuix. cultivators. SILKY HAKES, Jr. K 10,000 Machines “jam FIRST PREMIUM 44«O DlfY GOODS rft E/inLcts Vjfifirj-f. Bum Hxi. Mints- Jut 49, 1811 DENTISt Millie,' • Michijan. van iruaer, 21. Warner, wciuv, vvuxiM.Wood.-ai. Martin Daria, was thereupon declared , The ladies »<3named; the handsome i juuaonger tort hte self poaaoiaion, and I ran hither and tihiher. The cool behavior of tho littlo lady in I black contrasted atrangsly with ths agitated demeanor of those around her. There she stood, calm and immovable, 1 was stopping at tho Hotel Windsor, her bright steal blue eyes Sa«l upon . at tho Bue de Bivoli, Parte. . the handacn;o stranger, of who ahe did ’ On" morniqg I was smoking in tho not loM sight of fur a momenL colonnade, when a tail, elegantly drsae“Ksep quirt, ladies ond-geutlentsn !” ed genfljmta asked twrtuteston to light sang out tho captain—*'Keep quoit, and hte cigar by mine. I saw at once that don't crowd around tho boat so ! There । he was a FnAchman, although his will be raxn in it tor you ell; and, bewm nearly jorfoct. ’■ **■—*------’--------------- ~gto ottr Thanking the farmer* of Barry county for their liberal gup- • “English" ‘'Have you heard the news F’ be in­ blowing port in the past, we hope we shall merit it in the future, believ­ quired. ing it in for our material interest to support home manufacture*. “No." ’ Com—Jeae. Mesrton, James Odril. “Is it possible! Why, all Paris te !tos.> addressed. The moment the host (MHsad-O. D. Richardsua, William " DWIGHT k BURRALL. was lowered, into it they all bandied, Draper, 8 . A- L. Warner. Samuel batamong thatu tho handsome passenger. ‘•The Countess de Harville, Ute fair­ A huge sen caning along, roaring like tcrlce, Edward W. Peek, John L est of the fair, waa found tnurdnrwd thnad.n*, farted tho tacktea. tearing tho BrownoU. Jfatnrt-John Tuckor, Joint 8. Axin her bed, lut night, her bureau bro­ boa: from tho steamer Ixfare either tho ken open and ten thousand franc* mis- lady in black, or 1 could enter it The OUR CULTIVATOR rreolutfon, wlueh was laid on ttoMMe: AiwoW That the Pmsidsni request the Bpv. tho Cinq? ot fate riHggg «p at­ tend alternately and open tho siuinga of this conrenbon by prve»- ’ The Huies reported yesterday, haring been taken up, on motion at Mra. McDoneU, were conridtrod and amonded, and adopted os follows : nexxs. 1, Upon tlw nppoarance of a quorum, tho President stadl fake fae chair, and tte> convention shall be called to order. 2, TbaMteutteoof thspreeewdtagday •hall tlisa be send, at which time'mistakos if any, shall be comcted. 3, Tho iWdsnt shaft preserve order and dworom, and faMI dteHe qmwttons of order, subject to an appeal tn tho convention; he shall have tho qght to nominate any mesnbv. to. partem. the duties of tho citeiri'bw snqn HnMtation shaft not extend beyond an ad- RUSSELL & NEVINS' CALL AT JOHN STANLEY8 CITY Pure Wines and Liouors! What is it ? FINE NEW STOCK OF, a tall tree planted by the DRY GOODS, 'ee. My “Trip Hammer," with which I makeurons for 1JUGGIEM. te Valuable ■•MaCHIxa" I have long felt the need of. It te one of the greet CLOTHING. « which enable* me to aril Busglc* a> LOW aa>> DEFY COMPETITION. HATS AND CAPS, Michigan _Exchangi One Hundred Uollnrm. PATENT COOLER .And two Seated Farmers’ Buggies at PHCENLX. CASH STORE IF YOU WANT J.L.BgED Will not bo Undersold, BUSSELL * NEVINS. SGIOOL (Illi I J. P. ROBERTS & CO. HASTINGS IARBLE Wins Stqital aiilsduicil Medicines Dye Stuffs, ITAL.IA.AJ MARBLE PAINTS & OILS CHRDMO9 I Afterwards I hoard from other ac­ counts of tho late tragedy. Among the details of tho affair was one which peculiarly improsaed mo­ uld which my first informant had not spoken of— an oversight which surprised me, as tbs occurrence bo had not mcnucmod was at that kind - which would bo most apt to iteiko Um fan«y. Upon the throat of the CtonutiNi tho murderer, in throttling her, had left a mark from a rug he wore—the impre.ston of a chariot wheel with n star in tag the jewriefa* shot wh>ch aad by whom ■ irt wheel devare was .________ “Who ia Joan MoMsjaaanr* “Wbat. Moeqtunu, car famous dotootire? Although hie courage Is weft known, you would not. to took at hte fair, detente fane, and form, teller. that ho conM fight a gut 1" A week iMtar I was aboard the etcamor, bound from Gulms to Dover. ' Bicker, Bota Wilkins, John Hutclrina. JFatemre—Joseph A. Smith, WilHamH. Welch. BrowA—Harvey Warner. Uilltialt—Zochari-vh Van Duner. I^fur—Mason Butt*. tbo only two toft aboard the steamer— Softer, G— ate SAiwewi that 1 paid littlo attention to the drown­ Thomas J. Drake. ing man. Tho steamer was, in fact, gotar down CTfafea—WiL ■m A. Hichtnond. AlU/aa and Berry—Bichord Woare. Tho oornmitteo farther reported that Messrs. OdeU and Van Doser produced no certificates of election, but from collateral evidence furnished, recommend«d that they be permitted to take seats. wn»hwl away, when, quietly motioning Ou motion of Mr. Wilkins ft-wu mo beck with one Lend, she toted a Assskvd, That the report of the oomcoil of rope, and throw the end to tte udttee be sMcepted. handsome passenger. lie eaught it. On motion of Mr. Richardson, it was when, turning to ma. the lady requested Mi That Mrosre. OdeU and Van me to help haul thu mon aboard. I compliod, marveling at the lore and de­ Dutor bo permitted to take neats tn tho coavantion; tho former os a delegate votion thus shown by a woman towards from Gees county, and the latter as del­ an acquaintance of an hour. egate from Htortlale wunty. His power over tho ftunafa sex must Mr. Lawrence, frost the eomteittee to bo great, I thought He ft conceited, prepare nabs fat the government at the but not without reason. convention, made a report which was The Men flashed clearly across my Laid on tho table. mind, in spite of my danger. The The following reeolnitans, offered by ■chooser; however, waa vsry sew, and Mr. Wilklna, were severally read ail'd I bad every reason to believe we should Socretarioo and sSergeant at Arms, end said, sternly. *T would like to see that tho eante shaft bo ctoora by bal­ what monsieur carries in ft.” lot. ' “Wh^—why," stammered tho stranMcDonell offered, the fallowing Ttso* . 1 could any another word, j lotion. R»kM, That F- P "mdlnw be em­ nu. a—._ • v_______ _________ j । ployed to do the printing of this ««Mr. Whig niored so to nsurttd said [resduiton as to enthoruro the Secretary , i ^5x^32^ ““-'to procure tho printing required by lbw “I have foond it at last. Tho jowri- ' r amnred me it wm fa. DENTIST HEA^JBTONEH. TABLE TOPS, MANTLEH. . SHELVE*. E1C. distingutehed grand father of th# Conntow years ago. Little did ho imagine what a terrible use would be mado of it.” “Tbi! is bad nows- How any man coulu harm a woman thus in cold blood fa more then I can imagine.'’ “Ah, monsieur, if you had ever seen the Countess you would wonder still more. She was beautiful —beautiful ne an angel," he added, stroking his whfa-, kora with u unsnfatakesbtc air of vu- BOOTS AND SHOES, Single scat Buggies as Low as iMBJCAN Tbs question baring been taken, was docidod as follows: Fur Martin Davte,—Moses. Alton. Aifard, Browneft, - Butta, CtmMta, Clarks, Drake, Draper, EUfa, Offoert, Giorer. Jrtfaries, Irtie, Lawmece, -f the llo Mwas cnrlalsly n ivery haadnomo man. faaJ Swmn tef aie « a btoiepon Ms good Mate. He Msedtaumty tatter ud thi- “By what right,” bo than atammered, "do you—” He pauw-d m the other throw oft her tsh features. “I «ra Jean lfoeqtmn.fae aefoctireF he quietly remaAtd, “<md I-robbed the On motiem ql Mr.‘ ' ; J ' 1 1 ' ; 1 ' may withdraw it before put thereon and Wfor made—after which, and �Sixth District—Thoma* D. Dewey, of Owoseo, Republican, farmer and mffler, and Ira D. Rouse, of Lavingston, Demo­ crat, fanner. Seventh District-Ibwnrand North, of Vaa..v.-, Republican, farmer, manu­ facturer and merchant, and John Divine, of Sanilac, Republican, lawyer. Kghth District—David IL Jerome, of No Dull Times! GOOD : THEAP I braska than stock-raising. Nona will Indian corn u to bulky far Revelations of An Overthrown Oak- abetter. I mt transi-ort. Il, needs a condens­ In a hurricane paasiag over the Ohio er. What it noods it finds in cattle and River and down too Miami Valley on hogs. Hog-skin and cewbido make the tho night of the 4th of Julv, a splvndid boot bags—bags that hold ten tones grovo of oaks on tbo “old Anderson more then csavas bag* of the ramo farm’’ of a Mr. Bogers,- m tho latter .Ashland is a new town on tho ■‘Bur­ locality, was almost whollyJpostrated, and hcro -is an smoxing atmy derived lington Route'' from tho Misbeippi Riv­ therefrom and gravely communicated to er to fort Kearney, and 25 miles west Everybody is invited to cull and examine the new and mammoth of Plattsmouth, lu that land-disirict tU Miami County Dsswenrf by one J. F. stock consisting of over 25,000 houie-stondars and pro-emp­ Clark: ted (6 1-2 o’clock) drew near hundreds “Upon the morning subsequent to tbo tors have filed claim* al tbo United of sjiectatora gathored on tho city whar­ storm (Saturday) Mr, Bogers, in com­ Htetra office in Lincoln, and about S.000 ves and upon the streets corner* in the pany with a tired man, i>tocoeded to have bought B. ft M. Itailroad land on Guarantee* BATlWACnpN <m Evmy^ng^he^Itecommrod^ and he eapedally neighborhood adjacent to tho Point inquire into the extent of the damage ten years' credit and 0 per cent inter­ Airy and Smith's Island ferries to wit­ inflict fl upon Ue premises, and the est Ou land contracts since 1*72.1101)1ness tbo novel sight It was conantlr first objective point was the ruined »rf the principal fa payable till tho rumored among tha motley throngi that grove. Tho center tree of the plat was of four yean. the baHooUst on thia occasion was the a noble oak, tbo king over hie fellows, Of which bo ha* a VERY LARGE STOCK, and ho i»drtarmined tu sell at th same who had during the present sum­ and a tire which had stood the ravages A’lSRY I.OAVKS'l’ RATES I mer given similar exhibitions at Glou­ of time seemingly unwathod for several cester and Smith's Island on which oc- centuries. This tree had be«u snapped and felled bv the storm. Upon exam­ Unto the 1st day of June last I had ining tho fatten giant for the purooee of received from all sources, on this fund, ascertaining its worth as rall-timbor,Mr. in money and pledges, a little more Tbo following is the programme for Rogen mado a startling discovery. Thia than 821,000. On tho 81st day of May the annual meeting of the Michigan was uothmg tern than tbo fact that tho I toft my homo and all my other bnsltree in fulling bad disgorged a skeleton! nras, and since that date 1 have given Association uf County Superintendents, year will bo one of much interest and Tho bones were disconnected, yellow ee my entire time, with tho exception of to bo bold nt Jackroe, August 20,27 muse than cediaary activity for an elec­ gold with ago, and scattered promiscu­ one day in tho week, to this interest, tion in what is termed, politically speak­ and 28, 1878: ously over several square foot of jmls- toiling early and late, wook days and tuiage. The skull was almost intact; Bundays. Adrian, tho first point I vis­ At the old stand uf M. Allen, State Street, Hasting*, Mich. ing, “the off year.” AU rido imure are prescriptions carefully compounded ited, nobly responded to 83,000 Ypsilan­ likely to bo lost sight of, and there is to Uve safety. At the hour appointed, ti, 81,000; Allegan, 8781 ; Coldwater, be a stxaight-out fight between RopubFront street nod Delaware avenue, 82,000 ; Battle Creek, 81,000; Nites, 81, the upper portion of tha balloon cvuld lioauism and Democracy. Tho platform 000; Greenville, 82,200 ; Eaton Rapids KvSTT UlROMOS. 1.1THOORAFH1C CATOS. EF.WMOie OF be seen slowly expanding above the of ,tbo recent Democratic Convention, 8000 ; Booth Albiuu and Hmuer, 81,650. MERIT, wd ..nytiuat pm —3 » lumbor-pilee on tho island which inter­ 1 have naw, from all sources, in money With its almost endteas iteration and cepted the vtoWy end the genoral antici­ XITHIC, AT NEW YORK PRICEH I and pledges, a little more than 810,000. aetarnt appeals, means, if U moans any­ pation of tho expectant multitude, was This 840,000 must all be gathered in, thing, a return to tho old iaeuse. The that, like previous exhibitions tbo as­ .: "I. I.'.' «T AITI-nATtvi: A-..-, j and 820,000 more mint be raised an t Btreeta, Harting*cents would not exceed a certain altitude blood nffinra. 1 JNiyi-ite M _ _ G*XJFtd datroctions occasioned by Groclryism paid in on or before September 15, I: u r t n quu-k r.-trrr.i. I ’ J by reason of tho procantion above al­ making 880,000. If thio ntrrr AnMn| j are rotuovod ; tbo overtures of tho Lib­ luded to.. There was no little constern­ M net yxnrf crer to Us A ’ adotro.ml find mm eral Republicans are rejected, and tho ation, therefore, when, shortly before 7 remote date the vary heart of the oak C.nmi/w »y that doy. (Are Ms a-foh I party of Boarboaian and the party of o’clock, tho balloon suddenly shot direct­ had l*en cleft ly lightning. From a asu-anl k*kA Am fava r<*te ufatfnlfd and ly upward, to a height of several hun­ spot twenty feet from the groan 1 up­ not only Uu 860,000 u loot, tut 850,000 trodeetd. itwi'.l positivelyctfro I dred feet above tho tree-tops wtbnut any wards to tho first great fork—a distance vAwA *u plrdftd /root .'n> perm, m rca- . SCROFULA, XyPHlLIS eaeh other, cech a distinct drawing visible moans of bolding it in position. of ten feel—a hollow extended, and from ditwa Oat thio 860.000 «AeaU to raised, u in ittrariinu otwro. IIUEUof l>arty Unco has a good offset ia A steady brwro waa blowing from thia cavity the skeleton bad been hurled. sZm loot, utoJfa 8*. 10,000 dopndnt an tto MATIS.V. H71) TL’S KEL­ strengthening tho convictions ol men. the southwew, and as thamr-.hip mov- If wo but know who be was, thought rowM/ of 820,000. What shall we do ? I LI SO, GOUT. GOITRE. od off towards tho northward its pro­ my informant, Mr. Rogers, and, strange Some of my friends have roccuiumond- I and rameving the uncertainty cousoBRONCHITIS, NERV­ gress wav watehed with breathless ox- to say, a few minutes later the twain cd me to send agents to Boston, New i OUS DEB1L1TT. 1NC1Pqueetupnu mixed parties. The tM 1E N T CONSCMP T10N, discovered tha! tho tree had also dis ­ Turk, Philadelphia and Baltimore, str., i party, burn tho other day at Columbus, gorged • thrilling history. An oW-faah- to raise money for this object. Others can have no hope of effecting anything iat, clad in the bespangled costume of a loncd leather pocket or memorandum- have rnccommcuded me to nak for an : circus actor, went through a variety of |i book lay in a romnrkabla slab* of pre­ by itself. Those who may be inclined evolutions upon the suspended bar servation, which no doubt had boon Both of these propositions I have drclinto join it will understand that enwy which seemed to float along in the wake dropped into tho rent by the lightning, ed, and shall coutimio to doclina tbora vote for its ticket is not only thrown — . — ■ of tha balloon. Now with his bead to — l»t, There fa money enough in the away* so fix ae carrying its principles tha earth, now twisting and turning, ia coucerood, but it is a direct otsstrbuthe daring man continued to disport old and unique pattern were found near dow ten such colleges, und I will nut go ■ himself with tbo utmost apparent roek- tho m.nwrandum, but ii is wilh tho lat­ or scud outside of Mu lligan to ask tor [ tioa to the success of tho Bourbon De­ feeanrea. Ho reached such a great ter that we have to deal. This old one dollar. 2d, I would not faku this mocracy. Menever, they-cannot fail height that th.- gymnastic operations leather puree, entirely motxeytees.v'ontain- burden on my shoulders, <in my head,' of GeueMM County. to see that tho Democracy before tbo 10 o'clock.—"Branch*, of Study fur wore hardly visible, but in a short time ' ing sundry papers covered with redo punpeople in the preoont compoign is the District School*.” BupL Chas. R. Cor­ tbo ga«ey floater waa observed to slowly cilings quite difficult to trace, ns they and in my heart fo/two years more for 10,000 ]»t year. Bowe must, by tho Democracy of the Anti-war sort; wbow- nell, of Hilfeiafe County. wore written on tbo backs of army p*a- help of God, fight it out ou this line, nnd . 11 o'clock.—Dissuasion. “How shall res and military ronuguminl- w l.Pl. I witbin this time fin the State o'! Michi- > Gubecnatorial candidate b apoUtteian ’ of we grade Certificates r* BupL J. H. I gan, and txiforo boptumbor 15, 1878.) | Vincent, of Lapeer County, and Geo. 8. —-or—•——, — —----- V —1 TArer it lino nruyk yta ,- tut not a uooaik, particular purpose of making tho Boar- Wheeler, , of Washtenaw County. set about to read the memorandum of । RYT a Mr an ftam. I, loot. bonixm of tbo party more pronounco.1 th. captive of tbo tree. Bat wring tu How (,<n |hi, W(srk 1h, WMOni,:ittud and uumistakabfo Boeing thia, and hi. failing eyesight be could dwipln-r ; wUhiB thu d,u#? Answer: More than ing. lh-> attempt was unsuccessful, and but little, and this little a conglomerate jp fxjp person, directly Intcreatal in this being moot of them RepubLcaos in son-1 < tli.i balloon and tbo manager did nut mam uf duronneeticn«. But still be „,.v _;1, ,hi. Will, vou tisM.nt, they aro much nsxa likely fto ! c«mio within thirty fuel of the surface, | read enough to learn that tho eyre that return to frem's I SopaUoeaauon than tho> but went sweeping along over tho river j onto shone in the now orblres rockets 15 th day of September next wo shall, are to go over bodily to tho Bourbons. I beyond. Sosno distance above the is­ often looked upon Washington in tho write on our banner, Darkw, or LiyU; land the man struck tho river; but still, boat of battle, end amid the snow of Sorrow, er Jay ; FtJart, or Sureeu ; Dr­ Besides, there ia more at stake ia the rctaimxl bl* hold of tho ropes, which, Ij Valley Forge ; and the skeleton ana foot, or Vitiory ; DvrtA, or Ufa; Loot, or impending contest in Ohio than tbo ■to bring before the mooting any appro­ propelled bv the fact-drifting balloon, when covered with flesh and mu«.lo hud Sortd. Let us all now resolve that we mere political control of tho Sate gov- •priate subjfa-te which they dewre to was dragged through ths water it a I struck many stalwart blows fur our will write but one word, and let that luil.«c. w.r. rren.r •»< o™m.ui have considered and acted upon. esumsnt. Tho Is-giiUturo to be elect­ QT*Tho Superintendents and Prin­ fearful rate Finding himself growing country. Tbo man’s name as gathered one word, SAVED, be stamped in ori»ed in October, will have to choose a cipals of the City and Village Schools of weaker from the constant strain upon I from tho paper*, wu Roger Vander- H>a Irttrro on a long snow-white stream­ tho State, are cordially invited to meet tho musefea, and being momentarily in I berg, a native of Lancaster, Pa., and a er, which shall float from a flag stall on danger of becoming entangled in the ' Captain in the Revolutionaxv Army. ' the center college building at Albion- I Thurman, a pronounced Democrat; and with as rupee of tho balloon and dragged be- ।, Ho was an Aid to Washington during 1 As I have said before, I shall continue ' It is hoped that au County Superin­ tho parties have often been «o nearly neath tlie surface, the men finally lol go tho retreat myuss tho Jonreys, and *crv - ; t<> work, continue » prey, contimw to, tendents will be present at this meeting, balanced that a few votes one way or and that they will otmo prepared -with I bis bolt, and in his exhausted condition 1 give, and continue to behove, until the . j struck out with tired, overstrained arms , last hour of the last day, if God dues the other would turn tho ecate, though for tbo neercst refuge, tfeveral small Bt* CUir against the Northwestern In­ । not crown u« with victory roouer. Dur- , we do not think they are thus balaun-d I sailbants shot out from tbo share and dians, and in tho famous outbreak of , ing tho last two mouths I have hoard i at present, yet the fact that they may I from tbeir sources on the river, and that General on Ibo Wabash, Nov. 3, of I several a rsons say they would rather | boadk-d far the now sppeorautly drown- tho year just written, be was wounded | give the lust dollar they posew than to bo will add much rest to tho contest. «l man ; but before they could reach ■ and captured. But white being convoy- j have this worthy, noble object fail One j Tbo chief strength of tbo third jmrty ■ the sinking l>all<»nfat. tho ferry-boat;i ed to the Indian town at UpperTiqua— !| noble, generous hearted brother, who spjiMXs to be in the County of Hamil­ | Arnoricu, wliieh had left the Marko! '• a historical place •‘well known to your i'lives in an adjoining State said to me:: ton. This county includes the city of I street slip to cross the bar, reached him I readers—be effected his eocatn, but "I am not rich, bat 1 would rather giro I Gnciunaii, and in it will probably be I just as he wu about giving up, and | found hhnsrlf hiuq> pressed by bis sav- I 85,000 than to as this enterprise fail nt' polled three timoe a* many votes as ia Mius or lUiutosi* nr raa, Woslu.— j, took him on board. The credit of Uh j ago foes. De saw the hollow in the ' this time.” Another man, in tho midst IN VALUABLE GUTS 1 j any other county iu tho State. In the ' Poor's Railroad Manual one of the beet rescue ia due to the night fores of tho . oak, and despite the mangled arm, and of life and engaged in largo business | America, who lost no time in running a with tho aid of a beech that grew bo- ------ K------------- -TO DE DMTRIDVTED IS .I State election in 1871, out of an aggre­ of Atuvrican authorities, has a com- |! ladder into the water, upon which the side ttw giant then, ho gained the haven, luuro my right arm than for this cause . O I Ihl E? 7 C gate vote of about 34,000, this county para live statement of the number of, mon was helped on the boat in a thor­ ; and dropped therein. Then camo a to fuffer di-lrat" An. old mon, 71 year*. I sJ I lAI t O I fearful discovery. He had miacalculat- of age, who baa prayed, and tollod, andJ gave a Republican majority of 1,540, tnflo* of railroad on the globe on tlm oughly exhausted condition. f useful: SOXTlll-Y The balloon, when lightened of its l ed the depth of the hollow, and there given for hu colb-go for mere than 3" . and in 1872 gavo some four thousand 1st of July, 1870, and abo on the 1st of load, went careening wildly along upon ' was no vseape. O, tho story told by mejuriry for Greeley over Grant Buch January, 1873. Tbo woaauremont b ntebpbise the waves, now white-capped by the tho diary of the oak's despairing prison­ 'trcngth u tho present Liberal party computed in English mifea excepting stiff cvenmg broem in tho direction of er 1 How rather than surrender to tho in Ohio has b chiefly recruited from the Cooper's Point, where it finally brought । torture of the stake ho chose death by time.” Said Im, "I would willingly lay One Grand (W tb tf $5,000 u GtM: j ' starvation ; how hu wrote his diary in down my life to-day, if that would save Republican party; should it prove sufPrijx,g <l ww , . FALL TERM. . tho uncertain light and tho snows 1 Here point.z"Luckily there ware no frail craft is one entry in the diary : pubbean majority in Oinannaii, it might Superior in nil department*, including inthsfway of the unwiekily monster to 1 “ ’Nov. 10.— Five days without food! 10,952 gin, Hamilton county to tho Dwaocrau. dispute its right of passage, but on the |I When I sleep I dream of luscious fruits contrary, tho skill, and battoaux above snd Jlooeiny oitraiiut. Tho stars feuyA at you to give a year’s time, nor a mouth's O*« Herve and )i«ay, vffiMffl-sesMri UsrWith this county repraeented by all tho island were glad to give tho unusual my misery I It is snowing now. 1 time, nor to bretow all of your earthly I OlwPjl»loJa^^K2i#.w.fnlaMw! NethorUuuIa, 1,560 i visitor all tho sea-room to which its nov­ frow white 1 starve-. God pity me ” Belgium. elty entitled it '•Tbo italicised words were supplied Ufa; to yht arrordioy <u GW Am prosperFor Catalogue* Address, man might bo possible, and a trifling Portugal, The rescue end its startling incidents SMr. Cogon, a. tho trembling hand rd yew; to pro tkttrfully and to omd year . 2,097 disaffection there would make a vast Spain, were witaeesod by thousands of people ■times refused to indite plainly. 2rrfay wit* year ran AwU.defsro Soyin>­ 2,092 \Vbolo number of gifts, G.'XH). Italy. GEO. W. KEYES, Secretary. ’ upon Smith's Island and along tho difference to either party, - und there Switaerlaad, - 29. (Send to David Preston, Ih- j Tickets limited to 56,1100. troit, euro David Preston ft Co., by draft j Ascui* Waato4ke sell Tickets,' to have been times when it would control 18wC Olivet, Mkh. 4,270 whanrea, and serve either as anotbar 3.029 commentary upon the dangers of bal­ or poatoffire order.) the State election, hone* the intercet of looning or upon the recklsesDess of in­ Warcroom, ^'o. 255 Grrtne, near Itighth St., The Detroit Annual Conference will BEND FOR CATALOGUES the campaign will, to a largo extent, dividual balfonista. The rescued air­ meet at Ypsilanti, September 3. The lam upon tho aspect of affaire in thio gymnast. after being carried to Camden, Roger* has written to Lancaster to as­ Michigan Conference at Ionia, Septem­ started, in composy with some friend". certain if any descendants of the ill-fat­ ber 1U. All ministers and all othrtaiagte eouafy, though we believe with ed Captain lire ; if so, they shall hnve friends having pledges in their hands gnvtla'.ahn. P«l H..SXFW... SU If Crete12,870 MrecUo ■ Cfc««h Mm*...............S to If ereto bis bone*.” for this fund, will pfeasn collect tho aam<> Should no such deaeendants survite, and remit to me, as above requested, tho narrator of die discovery proposes before tho nur bat or urrunx. Wo expect to get more than 8(10,000 ' before tho time uxpinw, and yot if our 1 friends fail to pay and remit to us in peerihieto carry tho State of Ohio for time, our cause will bo foet- Now if any party on any auch platform as that yon had rather giro 825, 850, 8100, Tho Detroit A Bay Gty Railway laid down by tbo last Democratic State 8500 or 81,000, or even 810 than to see of 1-iANo.Foirre classics. this collego lost, plcerc manifest it by Gmmtirwi,. or fix any *U fay like across the Atlantic Ocean, and they are Company have chaugvd then running time from Chicago to Detroit time. sending the same forward at once. Re­ magnificent steamers, too. They ran Lansing has voted to build five now member that if this 860,000 is secured it from Liverpool to ITiiladelphia. The About tbo 20th of March, I took tho bridges over tbo Grand River, at a cost secures ft tho college an actual endow- MB kr &Je it tk Ural Udu nates I'cunsylvanir b the first one launched. train from bore tor Chicago, M2 taitee. of 825,000. Leaving this city at two on one after­ UKI) PL4STER, Bho baa just returned from her first voy­ The Port Huron and Lake Michigan age, making ths distance from Queens­ Railroad is to be pushed through to noon. bhauld ordinarily have reached STUCCO that Queen of tho Great IxkiKi al three town to the Capes of Delaware in twelve Oromo thia season. o’clock ou the next afternoon. But at days- As soon as bar engines fairly Tho war on person* owning dog* tho Missouri I found it hnpoeribte to «*ule. she will exceed this rate of speed. without collar* hasoommoncod through- croes, for according to tho local phrase UME ill HAIB tx-was ntorgoa wttB toe." nif Tho Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, to run kilfed In groat numlx-rs. Shingles, Lath, &o. a glacier has ruebed down from an Alin tho aame|tine, have *U been launched, At Flint it costa 810 to kick a bool piM ravine and blocked up the track subject, ask* tho oo-operation of tho tad will soon bo in eerviey. They aro black, which fact can be proven by a Stang a Bwfe. valley. Boehen ieeberg■ learned in sewmee, to test tho merit and Chicago drummer who Thursday paid had not been ma there before during’ truth of hi* discovery by eovero tret* that amount for “elevating” a little fol­ this season, aud it was next day swept ' and practical roaults, and then to inlow who wanted to -Shine’em up” for | dorse and xusommend it, it d* fair to ' presume it fa valuable fur tho purpove in1 tended. Such ha* been the oourwe pursued 1 by Messrs. Hall ft Co., proprietors of ' Hall's Vegetable Bte&iaa Hair lienawer And all those who have tested it (among f whom wo may mention Dr. A. A. Hayes I and B. Dana Hayw, Cbesmste and State J AeeayoraaMaaeachneetto; Walter Burn- mti. UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. - Sherman J. Rich Sugar, Crockery, Glassware, Teas, Stoneware, TEJ1 mid (1OFFEE, Coffees, all kinds of Fish. drugs, T O It .1 C C O A J\‘J) C 1 G A It 8 ! CAST! PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS . C SMITH. MANEE & PRESTON. J t'Cf1 BACOJT & KARRS’ OLIVET COLLEGE!^ First-Class Instruments. A TEACHERS CLASS $50,000 00 New Scales Students can enter at J& P , . New Styles. the middle of the New Prices. SR '' MHHUCIS Veiy Low. Novello's Cheap Music- J. Cole & Son. Novello's Cheap Editions rtra urn, THE WI-1EEI.EI! & WILSON i/ipnovtt , H HMB I ham, M. D. Prat of Surgery in P«nm, Sales of the Wheeler Wilsonfor the jmst year is the Best Guairantee of its Superiority over all ' logy,) assert it ia tbo best preparation in A LECTUHE re YfftMG MEM. ‘ ' pRL st ruction, and easily adapted to • different kinds of work, running easier, faster, and with less noise than any oiier sewing machine, are qualities which recommend the Wheeler n. ooox, sate �Th« --- IIHBM 84M8 •» UW MMaFrT New Advertisements. At a reasiou of the Board of Educa­ tion held on Wednesday craning, of Uat weak the coq. of Tsadwr. was completed by the election of all except the prindpab who had Uen previously elected, and aro as follow. : A BRA® NEW SHOW. P. T. Barnum’s GREAT TRAVF-T.TNG MUSEUM, Mias L. A. Biglow, of Hudson, iweecounty. 2» ranuiRT, Miss Marion A. Butter. HtsTIXU* CITY LOCAL " TI.nE CARD. GREAT FIRE R. R A. D. Cum, ' F. F. McNua, G«o. E. Goody fab, WtUIXM Joxx*, Cnrr. Mcmxs. On motion the petition was arespted. ° Sidewalks reported as follows T» IL- Zfaasrait, tL Csmmra CsumcJ of u* CH, Your Committed oh sidewalks to whom waa rofsmd tyio petition of Har­ vey Brown and four others, would recomnu-ud tbo same, to your Honorable Body for action. Jous M. Buhmxo, R. Mc-mk J. W. Rkxtui, Proceeding, of the Probate Court ending Aug. Ufth, reported far thu I . --------------Baaxsa. by Hun 8. C. Prindlo : ... “°bu“ “* <“ »^» <*•> “*• Jrir 30.—Estate of G.orgo D. Mar-1 tin, deceased. Petition of Caroline' I linaucv Committal reported an J no. Martin, Administratrix, praying for al-1 R. Van VeU.r account and recommend lowanre of her final account, and far | that it 1ms allowed nt 883.83. On Jo*. j eph Slattery account and recummund partition of real estate among loirs-nl-1 that it be allowed at 83. law. Hearing Aug/ltfnh Estate ot Orrin X). and Charlo. M. i On motion the report of tlio Fnance i Committee waa anwpted and adopted, by Rus, uiinora Petition ot Clara 8. Rice, I I area and nay*. Guardian, for liconiui to sell real estate. ; By Aid. Hami— Hearing Aug. 25th. That 418 bo appropriated to repaih Ata. ".—Estate of Hannah Henning, 1 road ou section lino. South ea.i of Broad deceased. Ij*t Will and testament, .1 IVlLMt. I’UUOB Amt. mail’ akramCiememt. CHUICHU. and jietition far Pr^Ute filed. HearCarried by ayoa and nays . mg Sept. 9th. By AH. Bentley-. Aru. 9.—Estate of John Dehaven, do­ That tho Street Committee examine I esused. Decree Batered allowing finnl and report as to the neemsity of repair­ ncrount. Allowed and Adtniutetrator ing road to the Fair Gruumls I dbs-barged. OQ Groat SHOWS ~ EACH DAY, SUMMER CLOTHINC COLOSSAL HffPOffiOK PAVUU0NS, 41M Imported Hcotch and English C**simrru Suit* now offered at SIS. |15 lm|urted Scotch and English Caaeimero Suits now offered st 812 413 *11 wool American Csssimure Suits now offered at 810. 812 all seel Kersey Suita now offered at 88. Hosvy Cottonade Suits now offered at |5. All wool Caxsimore Ck»i» worth 8 and 10 doUari, wo ari SraATxa.—From tho premise* of the suliec.-ibor on Sect. 3*1, in Rutland, nlxmt tho UtufMay last, ten 2 y< ar old steer*, dark red, and ono 2 year old faster, light red and white face. Any information in to the whereabout# of naid cattle will be liberally reworded. P. M. Bukk, Rutland, July 15, 1873 tf Ato. 11.—Estate of William Bartun, By Aid. Bessmsr— ; deceased. Inst Will and testament and That the Street Committee be instruc- • [wtitian for Probate filed. Hearing ted to aot grade stakes according to the Sept. 15. J contract, o:i thu Cole job on Bailey and i' Wightman hills, and notify Mr. J. Cole, ।, deceased. Petition fur decree. deter­ in writting to complete the same actormining who are heir* atdaw. Hearing diugly. Sept. 15th. ’ The QxnmittM on Ordinances wep/ ■ STRICTLY ■odoc, Camanche & Digger Indians, OftE MCE ! j granted further time. ; The Street Committee reported as ! ThJ stores of L. J. Wheeler and C. ■ B. Richardson aro now being pushed ntAeZteeraMr, Uu C» tte Cit, of right along ; they will bo re ady for oc­ Your Committee on Streets, would cupancy as aoon as Oct 1st, and will be respecttuiN report that they hare exam­ a great help to the village. ined Michqran Avenue, and would rec­ L. J. Wheeler has sold his stock of: ommend that said Avenue bo put in dry goods to Downing £ Little, and has I proper repair, also, to notify R. J. Grant, । closed out the dry goods business entire- to remove his fence on tho line ot Street. Provided, with regard tn Michigan iy. He expects to devoto all his tiiun , Avenue that the amount cxiwnded, shall _ If you want the reyy best Painting, in attending to the butter trade. Kafaomining or Graiuing, ever done in ■ not exceed 815,<Kl. J this city, call <m John Mlehai-I. He ia Downing A Little havo sold lot 110 W. I. F. Hsus jtut tbo man who can suit you. Gif i to Millie Francis. No oilier *ales in BuaincM is livening up. Hardy g Kerr ttre buying w heat al this place; and adopted,"by ayes and nays By Aid. Williams— the? pay 11.40. . That tho Street Committee examine tho blind ditch on tbo promises of -Mr. Gregory, and region what is necessary This is to certify, that haring lost three ben** by lightning, on Wednesday, ' July 30th, and lining insured in the Agricultural Insurance Company of Watertown, New York, ttat on Thurs­ day, August 8th, I was waited upou by Johnson * Co’s, celebrated Gobi Pena, By Aid. Bentley— G. W. Brown, tha local agent of that he best in the morin t. fur sale at die That tho Attorney be instructed to Company, accompanyod by J. N. Green, City Neva Depot. P. O. building. tho Companey's special agent wb<. •! examine the Ordinances on Sidewalk*, c»u feJ my lose to my rirtov and report an Ordinance in accordance laiufattion. I would moat cheerfully rec - with the amended Charter at at a spec­ ommend this Company as the cheapest, ial mectin^ifunday evening, next. Foggy mornings. -<htr Hrooh is rusticating at Gun Lake, the safest, aud tho best Company in which to insure farm property. Mrs. Ruont Wixcox. fxm't forgot the Hom Boys’ dance to- Dr. Itaosom’s Hive Syrup end Tolu, or Honor Syrup. Is not a quack medi­ cine. It is prepared by a regular physi­ cian of over twenty yearn’ practice, who By Aid. llama— used it many year* with great suixnes That tho Attorney bo requested to • Ate Pumotogical Societ ia to have a in his large practice for tho cure of Croup, Coughs and Cold*, among the examine the Ordinance in regard to Fire •uth and grape festival at South Haren, children, and nearly all of hi* families Tamils and report at next meeting. kept tho medicine in the house to be Our Jr., Hon. D. B. Cook and family. ready for a sudden attack. Only 35 D. Cook and wife, Chester Messer wife, and other friends ore rustic*tToonscsr.—Molitor, a bit of cotton at Gun Lake thia week. with Dr. Milter’s Magnetic Balm, put it into the cavity of th* tooth or on the A. M. aro refitting and furnishing gum by tbo aide of it> and bathe the r Hull, which they design shall be face with tho Balm, and it will trouble . ■>od to none in this State. you no BKCT. 25et»- pays for a bottle of tho Balm. tfeo ad vcrtiatmcnt in, this !*!**• ijrraantre items concerning some igs ofyecant occurrence st Nashville .u mm us in time for last week’s p*• butowteg to tho absence of tho Samuel E. Eggehton and W. Colas -‘ >r wsre mialaid, and are not quite of were arrested on charge of obtaining “certain goods and chattels and moneys by false pretences" from Myron A. Full»r. On Tn«day, after a (all examina­ tion bofcre Justice Clarke, they were held for trial in tho Circuit Court, under bail in the sum of 8200, each. D. E. rbureday mowing tert, a ere. of David Stark, E^., of Caritou. aged about 14 ysere, was smoosiy injured by be-ing isught between soom portion uf a wag­ on uc vtarh be woe ridtog end a- tx« against which the team rau, from B*c effect of which h. dfad on Friday morn­ ing, about 8 o’clock. cure. Try it- . ' Ed’toc -~I puldiabM- of LT.toKi-M aad wdl maks ; a, ta «■ S'* Keep a large supply of Salt for sale at Lowest market rates, their Brick Warehouse. THS PRAIRIE COffli-SHttLK. 10 Barrel loin and more aold to dealers at n very small ad • rance above Car-load Rates. k’e were Num as wsil pseparid to R>’<‘ REAL GENVINE BAROAI5H rift LVfraeit •/> ®W <•!» LOTS. CASH VO3EY PARLOR GOOODS , Wool, Wheat, Oats and Oom. CHAMBER SETTS. Lecal IltFjes Rtitej. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. EMIGRATION TURSIROCheap Yanni in South-vest Misioiui! Tho Atlantic A Pocifir Railroad Com­ Ea.h.0. A I r<.l— pany offers l,200,0W> seres ot land iu . . w__ , .__t„i,„ ir.<r*vCentral and Southwest Missouri, at from |:l to 812 per acre, on seven years time, with free transportation from StUMDKBTAXIMG I«>ais to all purchaser*. Climate- soil, Earner, Hreth A Co. have the larg- timber, mineral wealtK.scbool*. church«.t stuck of Undsrtakers goods, such — Lag Go to J. P- Roberts A Co., drug Casket*. Coffin*. Burial Jtobre, to., m Urrro *»d ask foe Kress F—e Cmtral Michigan. Personal attendance This medicine is th. result of ynara of and good Iloarae will bo furnidn-d to rxperie.es an th. pari of «n vid G«r- customers thnmgbuut the county free phy«-». snd is now “? b’ i17tf** .Bwraxa. Ilruvn 4 Cawbolwmls drug fin** in Ciuemmili, who Hto -re .*-in *11 ^forma. A box of pdl* £«» *° vreri,cr. BCd direction* on esrii bottle. A sure .by bladsir, ■ tJ »i.l By Aid. Jowell— Ranhot;. That tho Street CmumiSaioti­ er be and ia hereby instructed fol repair the stono abutment on tho North side of the Bridge across the river on Crook Barnum is to be at Grand Rapids, . ptember 1st. Stalo Fair at Grand Rapids, upon, pt. 15th, and will continue six days. -1 uoxic —Hastings Lodge No. 62 ‘30 CANAL STREET, smaummamnKiooi mtim,iiOtneaL THE �MORTGAGK SALE. 1’aicx ot Twu it Cixada.—Many at th. horee. rained are what are called the French Canadian, a vury tough and hardy race of here**' but not very largo wh«n you gat the pure etock ; but of CURES 1, lata year* there bar* Iteen imported f- -nt England eomo very aunerior horeee, Rheumatism, Scalds, Iduncumt, and they have greatly improved tho Neuralgia, Burna, Soreness, grade. A pereon can go over there, an d for 1300 buy a aplendid span of horae*, Sore Throat. Bolls, Wounda, heavy enough for all ordinary work, lloaraeneM, L'leera, Bruises, they will have good style and action; Piles, Sprains, the same could not be bought on this Headache, side for twice th* money. A* to the Toothache, Colle, Old Sores, co*t of getting them over tho lines, tho All Hemorrhages, duty ia 20 per cent on their valuation ; Dlarrhaw, bnt if a pereon put* them at too low a figure, he will be apt to have them tak­ en from him by the United State* Cus­ tom-House oflteen, and th* price be rai­ ned them at paid to him; so when bringing over anything it is tho safeet and beet way for every on* to do what ia right, and ptp the valuation at mfoaut ^at waa paid for the epan.— One*. NEW ADVERTISER EXT*. MICHIGAN CUITHAl. R. It . W Wans. Jsisi! I ^jxjei 4U8’ aaiuoah Grand River Valley Division auust MICHIGAN utt AND zrrwtxs THE eoUTll, T1U1XH in mt CHICAGO Tin TCAINN flOntG KOtTE “ia sS.’iA: Jatr. t»o a'alm I»f'r^b~ytk af U>» , SwafaifMi SIS? Uawtfthfc atmn. all worm*, that could be found, and filled ■ awith wood aaheo freah from the atore, ch of counui ivntainud all txiUah. Thia waa dan<- ia Uw autumn of 1MK2, with a mult in the following apring at which be waa aatoniabed. Tbo treeo appeared to have been rntored to «U their early fmhnm and rigor—nd 1 forth bright gmu leave*, blmomed copiously, and bore a heavy crop ot fruit. On reflection Dr. Wood attrib- 1 Ma*Iras. kaaaa sad daaaritod m Mlew. 1a [ "111 >f tbs Xeetb-aaadeeartar ia. IP el MrtJa* I tblrtr-F- er <*a« AU Tl***l* te. waa a..nh J ■*■ '■'• '""“tliSTS'WX-- , $412.80 wS^UrT. ul'i Ubrarv el f'aaln •>• *•*< i [LANTATION Bitters' ham from a Toronto pd|«r that factory | butter ia in tar batter demand and at ’ ’ Ct. Tte Lairsi **d B. .1 Tkr HlUlest. 1 better prim than tha! made by fanu era. Why? Bocau»* in batter facto-1| >MM1 ssdEaeiral Uxk NUUb. ’<r»cbl Stodt* tone*, a* in cheese fa* tori**, skilled labor i* employed to direct or control the manufacture. Th* milk from thu . row* of the farmar, ^ho** wife know* | nothing about butfer making, ia aa val. I aabln aa that from tha coe* of the farm LIVINGSTONE AFRICA er whose wife unduratanlle it perfectly. Om* at the factory, it enable* the one to get a* large a price for the products! hie cow* a* tho other. Thu* the system of co-operation ia gradually yet «urely winning it* way. It will not bo long before other product* will be cared fur W-__ _ ■ —... l>Mat ia a »imilar manner. The nteeaaiiie* of paying good price* for that which i* available, will force co-operation among fanners, which will result in cheaper an i better producta and greater profits to tho producer. o. rwlM .n-ltlla* Ibr artiU-iadslr urtld.*.' Michigan Central R. R. w Mil renal* real ..ut. 1 H wfosn. I* ■*•< » . rd.rwl. Ibal M^dav -k. SSah OLD, RELIABLE ARD DlRlCT ROUTE, IM—n liur.ll a».l n»kba >• '••n .ua u*>*> ku. « balr.It 04 n aM Iru* New Book for Agents MARBLE. MARB1.EIZED SLATE GOLDSMITH'S BBTUT 1 STUTWI I II ..run. sad ’zyt V** llsy*? uKuw xTcbT^teVxaUtL""4 W. K ITEAires « CO.. ISSS n ■ FLOUR MERCHANTS HIE HI KllI' ANl. PATKXT LANTERN oturv ■t l*WV l»* 4-Iter* Ayers AusESaiSKteK; —• “ Sarsaparilla M-sjftt; £E®f Or.” । Flonr & Grain Couisin Imiai. W^XK-.nh tb» UOlr Md M-«r— B*iir-*4. I V JTdLAXTl-wtlk beuwl sad Mrlladato KsU- | J AC*MX-*ah th. Air Uaa »>d V. sad Ur*y*a. tb» “•*’ Wares *»l Uw L OCEAN'S STORY riFtad tbo i—■-trru m n. odlsBi-noitel.KritolTQ.iU y q.W,q T.P^M^LAL- tbo I**** •' «"•» teatertesl rveearck SaSKSK intnnade virtue*. uJ aualamed by Us remsrkabte cum So MUd aa to be aafa and brarlteial to rlJUr-n, and Ji - aearebing aa to eSarmMy |.<0g* out the pw»«c Ytxrea or Ctom.-The law .Steal , ruptoMU ot the Uood. tud> ae th* *rroftdoca Jearwwf show* how thia plant enrich** sad enMUdc contawdnaUoat. Inapiritte*, the land : “Clover, if we could only im- „rdbetotolbat have lurtad la tb» aplwn farmre,enoayteld tothb powerful anUpree* tha fact upon the graaral farnu-r, i'iUi am! ifniewi-’ Bence it* wwtdarfUl ia a plant that draw* ftcun the ateee- euree.manyofMkirt. ar*J«“Wy ph.re and enriches the Und. Other plant* do this j but clover more. It has to do with the most vital and important element in manure, nitrogen, the very thing that is the rarest and most difi-. fitter puq-oee* ; thia even if a-aeed crop is taken. How much more then if a DODD'S / NERVINE ■ DOES IT UNDERGROUND LIFE I FLOW THE SURFACE ! .rnjKMiHsqhi Dtlnl law S izii KWt BaM D121’agoa Octarv 130 Flnj Engraving* BaUtaa lacOaata ead Arrivals LrVead Ua llebl M day ; .UrlLa* adraataraa la *11 *arta of I <£ WatU. M.»« mJ Mode al earth* th.- . AIRON ItistefarEuHFW MciK THBOAT AND LUNG IN-TITCTE Foe lb* aar. oF'CsUztsA. T-> .' PUssa-. Aaiteas. Bmctetr- sad I. ■■«»•«**X*. * WI’iNWALLTiaBACE. k I COMX AIX l< r»D pwewsUr Mt' meu**uaa Only 50 Cent* par Bottla.^ EPIDEMIC DrJ. C. AYER I CO.', lowll, Miss. DISEASES BlimBLOBlUl TfeNwOtolEaaiSStii-PoisiMS PwirfilDndmaiiDiiiifKtait. -MrteS WnMiftBtary.il Hu lair. LYON’S 5107 icreaaca the jopularity |e Hair Preparation; merit alone. We can patron* that it !• kept kigh standard; and it Ide and perfected prepIrinc llur oa Fsoxn HhfW cofor, making it BOILER WoRKS. AGENTS WANTED , X'S.TJ:’. QauMV. SHSftS&EStaffi: GStSJMrt “ MagaeiM Had., Is. y. Mixr.: - : Scrofula Sj "up MIXER'S FCROFI L \ all HertrfutoM At!.’' EnpUvo and Cu'uu such aa St. Anthon t Erysipelas, Pimple* lulra. Bolte. Tumor llheum, Ulcere and S . eta, Debility aod all Mt mm al UK:' -®n or t»a® Au.hhaSun, Safa and EC iJW®*dy, pleeeaat to take, and c-' । -nlng no mineral poteou Front the wuuty W’or*bl JtHt ** have, we netact.a few TXBTIMOSIAI-' : tam.h^S’lW gSsJSKVi IDr. W Wrart if Jmwa Bottle. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-08-27.pdf 9390a34098c7065948bb18e595a9f10b PDF Text Text Tift K«r>l»ucM Tift f^Epdauciyi RATES OF ADFEETIBIFG. " ~------- WffiH f IL XVIII. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27. 1873. NO. 18. PriitsiMal tfli BWW Carfi-. a lima, but was wtiling to trust to his iadgnsent If ho thought it far the Leet, oho would not my anything to keep him back. And Will want. B was veiy loneaomo for Hester after ho ru gone. Pho found horwlf count­ ing tho months over, sometime®, that mutt elapse before his return. Timo teemed to more nt a snail's pace, just because the wanted it to hurry. Tho end of the second year ttftrr: Will's departure found Heater'and her mother in th® city. A great change— ' and a sudden ono—had come into their ' lives. A mortgage about which they' had known nothing, had fidltm due, and ' th® owner of it, a hard. grasping, nserei.] leas man, had turned them out of haute . and home, with nothing but their hands between them and absolute want He®.; tor had tried, io get a living in tho little village by towing: but, u iu moat (mall, country placus, vnry litflo tewing wat dona uutoida flin, famUliw. and at last •k® l>ad to give up Ute attempt to lire in that way. Then aho limi concluded to try tho city. At first, affairs wen: on smoothly. She tad succeeded in getting plenty of work to do at fair wage® Thon her mother, never very strong, had fallen sick, and demanded a good deal of time am! care, and tho drain' upon her slender purse was frightful to think of became to littte was coming into IL * Hooter worked on resolutely. She was not one of ttoad yuuug women who give np easily. Hho felt that abo ~ui went. Her mother must not raffar, if ate did. into tho nlgbia aha ut before her (ab!o and stitelwd away as if life doiwodod ujwu iL And when the Hate a Full Stock of HARDWARE! tndudiag everything Imp! {n * fini( pla-l 0Kvcr 4-00 running in Bany County 1 I Nearly 300 «,M ’’.V "*• sitin' IR71. »oM hurt KCtuion. oO.-'t'M alrttvly tote w«M»n. THE CHILLED PLOW ! a full Jiao of extras on hand - 'CC^SJIHA-?' ST<; U JI BAKER WAGON ! i V”— “* *3^” wiu “• «• »r*- 10,000 Machines OUR CULTIVATOR DENTIST Saiiille, .’SKiafearJ chimed, suddenly, and want out Pret­ ty soon ho came back, bringing tho Hra,—In tho obedience ia th® direotiosi of th® Esacnliv® 1 have tho honor "WoH never Jet it go," ho Mid, kiss­ to traasmii to tta convention a copy of ing Heater. “I ibouldn't have found th® report <rf th® C mu TurHiTi ap­ you if it hadn’t been for this." pointed "to •.certain ihooureoei ration And to-day that pictur® liangt above their mantel in thoir pleasant home, the most cherished of alt Better’s . "oarth IHtaeerion.” Michigan, hold at Ann Arbor, ia Sep­ tember, IBM. which Metered to, Knuckle to Ohio. . (ftataa/i] ‘. Michigan Exchange. What is it ? J. P. ROBERTS & FINE NEW STOCK OF noons. DRUGS Dye StnfiH, IF YOU WANT 1’Al NTS & OILS J- TffiEMICASHSTORB Now Formers, Thu he which If maste of good tlmlwr. and proswriV put together. there fa no danger of a fataiw. Of^ll ul^p.ei iwr toUU. I doteT re—mber of taring a ^mik- fall- L. HEEP. tauwantian, PAMtB-BAXaiat M <MiM.(p>rl*l*ia«l®UM art. Onlfm |<>r tasar-ar<' Jobe Will not be Undersold. -■yrvK to: sri!ri, OLIVET COLLEGE! BASTINGS BABBLE WORKS Wi atlBtatal DgN.XI.SIJ Students esm eater the middle of the FALL TEKM. poSmY tho nortbsm bottafaryuf Cta 8ta tea ; that fin® bring ano of ths bo«n> dariaa to which tho receat act of CDagreta requires thb aomt ot th® State at Michigan by a change of her present by tho artectea of compact custtaitted iu . the aforesaid ordinance of 1787—and. winch, if aeceodod to by tho people of' I to eumy.Md ascortafa the bate sitexMiririgan, would doprire «" of all jnris- ticn. in reference to tta lata coast of dictioa over tho water® of Laho Erie, this state, of tho lino denominated by and gratuitously bretow on Ohio tho ox- the act of eoBgresn, of the 15th el Juno, ' Thanking the farmers of Barry county for their liberal nupBare she WM m tho city, and there I chniro iurinrictiou on (ho waters o( the 1836, as th® tao to be ran north sari, port in Uiff pant, we hope we shall merit it in the ftitnrv. believ-' hang the picture, and if ever she frit the said lake, from tho Penusylruaia Hoc from "th® moat northwardly capo of tta ing it is for our inaterinl interest to support hunte manufacture.-. ( need of tkotcv, eta fejt it now. Why to the month of Detroit rirer; u gift, Miami Bay," to Ita Territorial une, be­ Lujan; BiocL HW June 19, 1872. not see what could bo done with it f tho extent of which (wo hoisare) nnitlier ing the some line proporad und sulimit“ DWIOBT A M'RBALL. But tho thought of letting her picture congress, nor the state of Ohio, fully ted to tta people of this etato, for ttair go wM Uk® that of parting with an old conmrelwndod; and hare, required tho neveptaneo or rejection, as tta boundary ’ friend. Sb® hail formed an attachment people of this state to giro their assent line tataoan Mictogaa end Ohio, state that they taro carefully attendod tho .1- _r_:__ L.:» -V____ «------------ »__ ' for it that was strong and deep. Many duttea atsigued thsui, and do make the to it -toth Lto; fiktol loliowmg. to think of, Oould ata fat ily> "valley through which a rim ren foim- j? to think about tlud." she And whereas, th® LagUlaluro of this •late, without any authority derived ■Lttf .“V. from our constitution, by an act entitled may derive from it. I must net w »el- "an act, tn provide foe tin oleetfon ef dclcgato* to a rtinreuisoa," rofor par­ ea." Hie took down the pktnro and wrap­ ticularly to Mid as: of cougreos, and •oom to adopt it aa the loais of thrir ped it in a paper and wanfaut “Mother, mother!" she enod nn Lour ACflonaud to acknowledge the power later, re sta came hurrying up stairs’ theredruaonmed by evngress. dky "1 hare eold my vnetttro tot' ItDd. And wboesri Ihis conventton taking Think of that I And you can g6 fo tho into outaideoUiou th® just rights *4 \ Yre, My "Trip Hammer. " with which I make Iron* for BUGGIIX. Michigan, as rrepcct® her toutltcrn uud The invnFd smiled sadly. "You ore । SOUth-eottarn lioundary, and also her CLOTinHO. This Valuable ••MacMUrtt" I hare long felt the need of. It is one of the greal I wealing your life tut Jot me, Hcutm-," . , which enable me to sdl Buggta so LOW a® to DEFY COMPETITION. tile said, kiseir.g her daughter"1 fare; I , "God will repay you, if I never can." I HATS ATO-CArS, "You bar® paid me a thousand Medicines , law," anretreJ Heater. "AB I nak , There wwsaprt Ity littl® etocy ronooc. I of you now is, that you will get wall tu | fast at poatiHe, when we gnt away tan j BOOTS ANO SHOES, thia horrible den. Think of it, mother' । Wo ahalf bo able to see sonpjthhig ,bo । tides a great dreert of dusty old haute*, । wifli a little potvh of Hu® tky oswrtsfad, i and lot tho thought strengthen you'for , tho journey." It wss errauged tlsst tiny wore to | And two Seated Fanners’ Buffies al tear® the city on ' Monday. Tin® ar- | rougvmeBt would giro them two dare' School Boeks Sltitioneri/ to gM w»dy fa. Heater buried hurwlf । iSbiiiSi* STEmSi & licknres Heater nunal him faithfully, In tuskfag *11 needful pnqi-niticns, and 4 and attended to hi* many wants m if ho tad tarn bar faitat Th® old jnan was wonderfully grateful for Iter kfadtmsa, There wa» never before an opportunity of this kind offered in Hastlm.-®, whereby you could Jtrt a Buggy for <*> -mall nn amount of mnm-y. 1 4u not inteud tn !«•«■ iLwhe my reputation as a Kggy bulkier by relUng a «« artfete. RUSSELL & NEVINS Sweet's H°Tel> j Mr. Hilt pnwenk-J a communicate >td from Ira Smith and thirty others, in­ habitanta of Tofado, in the diluted ter­ ritory. claiming to lie ritisans of Michigen, arid as such, asking her protection, aqd eoletnnly protecting against tho' power of the convention to surrender tn Ohio the district of country lying north i Of tho Fulton line, ia which they>vo . purchaeed laud® of the general govern- . tuemi; apd thtl. inasmuch as they hare aided in forming tta constitution of the I Michigan. _. ■ ' . Au ««»k traMtUs tUeaM «*. * of congroM to divest them of their right® •nd privilege® under tho tame. Said, communication having boon rend, woe laid fen th® table. Mr. Clark .offend tho following pre­ amble and raeolution, which wm laid cu th® table and ordered to bo printed : Beeler sat before the one window in JHUrsws, Tho congress ul (lui United tho old tonrauml Louts this hut, Angnst Rial re, by an act entitled "an art, to Mafternoon, and thought. Tho doctor tatilish the 'northesn L.vundsy of tho had told her that very diy, that what state of Ohio, and to provide for th® her mother needed more than anything admission of th® elate ul Michigan into •tee wax th® pure air of her native hrtb; tho Union, upon tho conditions therein thia city air, hot. dry, dustr. wot stiffing expressed approxed Jun<> ISlh, 1S38, her. Hho would nerer be any better did enact and \l»elan> "That tho emstiunleas she could lenvn tho esty. But _ ___________ ______ __ __ _ __________ _ how to get her into th® country? Hee- people of Michigan hare formed for ter thought flu> problem over until she them»elrvs bo and tho same is hereby was disry. Bho wits half worn out, I accepted, ratified and confirmed ; and bcrm-lf, with overwork, and thn rent that tho said tiato of Michigan shall be was duo, and several thing® must bo and It hereby declared to be on® of tho had right awsr. And taking all three United Btatoe of Asncrica, and is hosoby into runsideration, where was tho money admitted into the Union, upon an equal to eonwi from to take her mother to the I footing with tho original state® In Ml paradise of green fieldc and^widc, blue roopecte whateouver,*’ dicreby ocknowledging out constitution as republican, and in areecdnnce with tho cunsfitaiioc of tho United eta toe. and tho ordinance Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS ______ Jg-! -. — On motion of Mr. Drake the docu­ ments received tan the tfaaretaiy of State together with the Ota pewMBted by Mr. Wing taring been read, aa fol­ lows were ordered to be printed. TF.1UU BKABOXABLK. Union Bleak, over lfo«ou Qwh Hose. 020100010129150200 �laruirr hiapU*saut u*l tradable exsay. on ■‘Motion in Plants.**’ James Jackson Jstvot, tho well-known writer on art, contributes a very interesting account ot “Mrs. Browning's English Homo." Tfe* deportment* of Muek. Art. and Uteatnm,ara-racli wril dilted. with good solid reading matter, fully main- was wrecked on tho Chicago and Alton mark upon tho pageo of history ; who Railroad, near Lemont, an Saturday ho* conferred a benefit upon his country LmU has given an account of fee acci­ that will be ramemlxrod by the latest dent from which tho following extract* geueraliou, bo aland* without an equal for plainness of manner and unaffected simplicity of character. He ia one ef those rare exception* among public mon pick up a newspaper to trad, bet the test thing that moots the eye—“Anoth­ er smaah up.oa the------ R.B." On tho I (Sth rest, there occurred one ol the esgo and Alton Roe!, that was ever witnesaod. We give elsewhere a state­ ment by Mr. A. 8. Burgos*, conductor on tho paaaenger train, which collided with a freight train, and whereby many Uvea were lost There certainly is a great responsibility resting upon some­ body in tho above case, and the ques­ tion ia, is there no hopes of our railroad managers securing some way wherebypeople, when trarating upon railroads, can ride without fear of being killed before they rorah thoir place of destina­ tion. We think there should certainly bo alrefcnn in this direction, and tho following from tho Detroit Daily Tri­ toms of tho 23d in»t^ meets our views exactly, and wo hope tho suggestion* may be speedily acted upon: friend, but ofiener without His movetuenls uro slow, as if ho believed in tak­ ing things easy, when there was no »*cearity of being In a hurry. He would bo called a alow walker; ia fact, given s’certain distance to walk and nine out of ten would beat him, but none would appear Im fatigued at the end of the journey. U«s walking i* in keeping with his general character. What he lacks in nervous activity he makes up in reliability, firmnees, endurance. He is more substantial than brilliant. This ia noted in his conversation. Plain, matter-of-fact expression* fall from bis bps. What he ha* to say Js said in a few words A alow talker, ho improel>g~ihi«l<-riUnda hie subject thoroughly, fed any* lees then be think*. You leave his preeenco g’ith a pleasant impreaxion of feo man. You vote him a gentleman in every sense of the term, and if you forgot what be said, yuu will not soon forget fee unassuming tinner ‘‘The Chicago TnKow reasons with phe on the Chicago ft Alton rood prove* feat there exists a nvcearity for some change ia the present system of opera­ ting raflway tinea Nearly all fee hoary traffic railroads now claim to manage their train* by telegraph through •*» train duspairher." In point , of fact, huworur, the uiovciuauta of train* are merely reported tn him, and it is only te cane of delays, ete., that ho telegraphs order* directly to tho con­ , ductors. It certainly would s«m as if it would be wire to enlasgo that officer'* authority, and make hi* direction nw#*sary before n train can kava any Hatian on tho fine. Now conductor* while ‘•on time" hare ‘■the right of way" ac­ cording to the grade* of their trams, and uro required to lock out for each other according to certain fixed rub-*, and within this limited discretion they make long runs without any iaatnic-' tions from the train dispatcher. At tho' unporalist, even if the people clamored for the conversion. is beyond our com­ prehension. Uwe believed the Oppo- ridiculous talk, we would ask them to describe the means to be employed to bring about thia wonderful transforma­ tion of personal character. But we pre­ sume the charge ia kept standing bocause it is the only cte loft for Demoe­ racy to practice upon. Charge* rotating tn what has been can bo va*ily proved tor divproWd. When you come to deal wkli'tbe future we can only judgj it by tho past- Tho Dnnocrary are woltons to coin charges out of, the un­ known future, but when they are driv­ en to that cxtAmity they must nut axpect sotiriblo poojje to accept Dcesocratic pfophocy a» equal to verified trutli. When tho sun aud tho moonexchange places, or. what i* squally improbable, the Detaocralic party be­ comes noted for its honesty, then wo ' may look out for king* in this country — ‘ not before. If we ouull be assured of whkh their locanotiTM met. In this case Um co^darter Beane, of the coal train, octet *Uh ““““I roeklceaaesa, in violation also of tho plain rales of tho road, and with horribly fetal results. It is certain that if the Chicago A Al­ ton regulations bad made it notwessry fpr him to hold his tram at Lemont un­ til directed to start out by tho Bloom­ ington officer, who had also boon duly advised by telegraph of tho movements of tho express, this particular accident Wo haw ao dieporitfon to taU into tho common error of genoraiixing too broadly farm a single occurrence of this kind, but at least ooa other important Tax September number of ff’ewTt ZZeoNdeU Xsyem./ is cn our tabfo. Wo always have a good word to any for this publication—it is such a whole-souled book—co wide awake, so Indy and cotortainiug, yet always w chaste and rofined. It is a regular little go-ahead, too, as comparison between it" numbers will prove. Wo kern that tho firm of 8. 8. Wood A Co., dissolved in March last, the Co. (8. E. Bhutee, Mayor of Newburgh,) retaining poseeesion of the magazine mailing IL V. Osborne (Ten­ ormin) as editor. Ho, though the pub liestiou rcalfy rhangvd hands, it has not suffered from (ho management bl a new publisher or now editor, but Jtodvr the redoubled efforts of its energetic pro­ prietor, has gained new force and new attractiveness. l*rice only one dollar a conferance with the Ute Indians some time during the present month. The exposition building is being rapid­ ly pushed to completion. Tho exmbi­ the meadow*. Tho other engine burnt tion space has all been taken and thorn at the same time. A man—I don’t is every prospect of a very successful know who it was—ran up to me, shriek­ ing with agony, and throw himself Into my arms, I tried to hold him, but his clothes lore off him, and feo flesh came off with them. I was nearly stunned at fee sight. Them wore a dozen or mores stripped itark naked, running up and down, craxy wife pain. They were (earing at their bodies, and~feannjf off great handsftil of flesh. Tho psaMDgers behaved admirably. They took up t!io victims and carried them into the coaches. I told them to bring them into the ricoping car, and they did. First thing I knew tho ladies. God blew them! were tearing up their undof^ clothing to bind up the sufferers. Why, Sir, iu half a minute they hud scarcely anything left on them. There was round one man’s hand a laoe handknrohief tliat must have cost a email for­ tune. I could not stand that any long­ er. I did not care what tho company •aid, ao I just gave order* to open tho the throne of France by a party of le­ gitimise Ho acoepte. The Honaparti st* party is also active. It dues not worn likely that the name of republic l will be Ling retained. The late Rufus Drdgv, of Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, a bachelor, loft the Fox Lake Female Coltogn, Ripon Cob loco aad Belloit College KutaRJ each, and fcW0W to found a foaxate *.mir.a- ot .MS. k. h.. . VEBY 1AB0B BTOCT. W .Ml.. 4 iVEXIY EOWE81 ll.Jh.TES .'Uw-Soekor -m-riSTES AWZ> LlfiUOBS, *. Kami l>nESCBUTIOS.S CABEEULLY COMPOUNDED SIDEBOARDS al fc DfflfflG ROOM numruBE, n arrant HALL TREES. 8KCRETARIKR. BOOK CASES, and everything fotiml la a Flrst-ClaM Estal.ltahinciit, eau be prorated byMlllwK«n.■VELBOft. MATTEK A CO., 29 A 31 Cnnal Street, IGmff GRAND RAPIDS. Also a Fino Assortment of TV C MI’SIC’, -A.T TVljJVV YOItK I*RICES T ■>-11-.* D-”?'* w Streets, Haatinga. J t'OH ... Tua Rxrcauc for August is at hand with its usual matter of political intor- Aiistis ii tie Haitius Baner. her. And here let us remark, that no |»r*on, who would Im jostod or have the moot reliable jwlitical information, i should be for a moment without the Rf\foMi». Terras |2 per year in advance. i Address the Republic Publishing Co., I Washington, D. C. THE PRAIRIE CORH-SHELLEB. New Advertisements. L1EE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS ! WATERCOLOR AND OILS, BOOZER A FIANDERS, S3 Canal Street. Grand Rapids. SEND F^R CATAlX^UErf lost bare thus far been rwwnd, sad sttrnral are still missing. Colonel George F. McFarland, of Penn., one of the dulogaha from the United Stales to the Good Tmnplar* Leagne of England, spoke nt several State is timberloa*. South of tho Ptatte Eivoc lumber for building* is : chiefly obtained from Chicago or tho Misri*lippi Hirer, via the Railroad running westward from Burlington. But such lumber to oxponaivu, one-third more so than in New England, and many a pio­ neer has no money, or next to none. How then can a poor man obtain a bottaeT-He can bcud a sod house biaiaolf, incurring no axpenae whatever ex­ cept foe a door aad window which he can buy ready made for W at say rail­ road station. Th*:*od-buuto builder finds hi* mater­ ial ready to bi* hand, in every furrow and 1J verpool, at Meh of which he «U reouivod with great uiithuriaam. A Farmer uamod Geo. A- Knappen. of Richland. Ksdnmamo county, Mich., hung hi* v**t on the fenco aud went to work. A cult cuiue along and chewed Novella's Cheap Music- । । ' . ! ello’s Cheap Editions Bunner baa a series of three msgnificcnt views in tlw Rocky Mountains, made expressly for tfe ^ifew. In three days of Yellowstone expeditions and ex­ cursion* to thi* famous region, those IfarcrMni, -¥o. I full-psgo view of Clear Crook Canon, i Roeiqi Mountains, opens up tho wonderfcl grandeur o! tho*. hidden solitude* 1 in a way to make thorn seem real; a ’ largo picture oi the Snowy Rango of > 1 ' : witohiug young woman confined in n riroog tower to keep her from her lover. MriMm Hou*, a Now Yock artist, has a fefepogt, study ot “Brookrido Will- Go to the Banner Office IforFOTE JOB WORK. fie trial of Mto jfates iMfc.i. tat- ' Juek, Setemakte, Meek hastefeiHit fe-Uok. has rrowttadi. their eon- , wtera oftb.smrtA.ta.Mdl XWby i New Styles. F PIANO lOKtKil-ASSlCS, » the Rocky Mountains, girm one tho im­ ’ prosrioa that all tho world ia made ol mountain*. A chatming fuli-page pio­ * tart after Lajouno, a French artist, Out of this prairie quarry rerts to agriculture are found prowling Straw. around a neighborhood, talkteg loud about wino days labor of one man sufficss to complete a sod-houso fifteen foot .. . . ... dwelling wnrpanics would by Ma plea be enabled to eras the wcragaof fee fenaer and tha place that pan of their management, nohihty of hto aneiort calling, effur which is fiM noet closely related to tho safety of their pwuagm, iafee harnU New Scales New Prices. sine than the September uGAtot. Europe and America have been laid unde* contribution to tarnish the most marvaUosuly beautiful picturoe which fee be« artists can produce. Mr. A- F. ~ €Sr O €> X> ® S..Tre CUWIMU8. LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS, REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need in BACOIfc& KARRS’ Magarino, Newburgh, N. Y. mancx, but it is Mrictly true, cad I think you would like to bear the utaty There waa a craiy follow on his w»y tb the asylum at. Jacksonville. He was noisy and dangerous, and was baud cuffed and placed in the smoking-cur when we toft Chicago. Just after tho, explosion a young ' _____________________ _ ___ ItoU her lie would be looked alter, and tried to quiet hur down, but *ho ».mid not remain still. I was afraid of her get­ ting into trouble. Sho told me bur brother was crazy, and could not look after hinunll. I triad to keep her fur a hitherto lived on their wita and follow­ ed ths Democratic party into the last ditch, have suddenly hod a new revela­ tion, which directs them to fee sbovri and tta> boo to rrtrioyo tluir loot for­ tune*. They call themaelvee fanu#r*. and borrow their neighbor*’ reai*n to ride through the town upon, ao as to impcesa the lever* of agriculture with the idea that they belong to fee Pat­ trona of Husbandry. Tree, few ot theeo newly-fledged farmer* can toll tho differanco between a cabbage and a turnip; but in their shirt alecrea, wife a scythe wo advise the genuine former to keep a sharp eye “P°“ these broken-down pohucal books. with gad-stick in hand and ek/ver seed ia fecit hair, coma rrEJI mid (J OEEEE CHAMBER 8BTT«. price S6.00, including Chromo* illsgw • Bello" and •■Crossing tho Moor." James Sutton ft Co., publishers, M Maiden Laqu, N. Y Tho government troop* eeem'to be gsining ground. Th® ealuon property of Milwaukee is put down a* worth 1160,000. Thia is asido from stock of liquor*. Cholera to reported at Warren coun­ ty, Illinoi*. It prorail* extensively In Girard county, Kentucky. A colony of 160 familie.. is being orgamxed at Indianapolis. Many pro­ pose to settlo in Southern California. Loox Oct rox Tax Pounjctaxa—The Democratic politicians of the West have ^^Mitly Hevelopod a wonderful ioclina'^xs for farming- Fellows that have r larg* sympathy for the former’* xoo-ntaout, sad hope that U will succeed ia bringing about a healthy reform ia th* ' not with ms kwratodgs of Jfe> where­ abouts of • ringfe team uml-niLliad re­ liance upon fee MteMy to iratracrira* of aom* oW frshx manager st same unknown point «u tho line. Ttus al­ teration ia the feiotteg igutem would bo my Hfe," **>d ho. "have I witnessed such a sight It vm tho fifth collision in which I was a participant, but never did I sec *uch utter mj»ery. In th* meadows on cither ride of the track J," GENUINE BARGAIN* ■ PARLOR GOOODS living until thia change takao place, Msthu.-elahS yean would be a* infancy compared to our ripe old ago. 1 upon an ox cart, just as their neighbors। pose home from the post office, it would. require ctooe taspectfost to detect the, hungry politician beneath the diaguiae GOOD ! “F. W." has a chatty attic!# “Conooroing Costums." *” ‘ ' Bottle," ia । J It is amusing to those who have a personal knowledge of tho rimpUcity of character which dirtinguiaba* Proekloat Grant, to read the riUy * dulgod in by some of the ( per* about his tendency UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. fbody -ft iivlied tb call and kxiiifrine the fi:w nt<»ck consulting of ■' Coffees, A A TJ- jocrCASH PAW FOR BUTTER A] SMITH, MANEE & PR] Grttnc, �Tn« R>«r'|*u«M| If the wholesale petes at rigox* ia any criterion aa to their roof worth, awely A few doaee of Dr. Ransom's Hive Jute Nobles baa the boot tot ever brought Byrep and Tolu, or Honey Syrup, will I..-thte city. n ... Wood, who . . into Dan has stop your cough and haul your lungs. berm holding forth in the grocery, to ITiyeiclana use and prescribe it. Only ba«x> and cigar line on the romer with 35 cwnf per bottla Jute, sold out a few days rinse to Jute, Ihaaxuou, Dnurxar, on Buxwr and among the stock ware several boxes Ftvx.—Take ono teupooaful of Dr. of cigars, and after Wood had been Milter's Magnetic Balm, put into tea­ gone a day or on. Jute found that tho cup of water sweetened wall with white rigiriboxro each rootaumd but few sugar, end drink within a half hour, cigars each, as ths boxes wen about Ito pest tho dose every liour or two, if throe fourths full of paper and just cigars enough on tup to hide the paper. Whether Jute will over get satisfaction from Wood, remains to bo soon. iteaux. may not be ro fortunate, w. propoeo to give them some idea of tho grounds and locality. Their ground, are s>t»»l^l -l . . . WiJKr-. mA f-r nun—M. J*k«sH .... ... 1 IL.VJ. I micHti. dancing hall, with fifteen high French window, opening to the floor. Above are the slocpinK aportmmts, high and airy, with a piaxm extending cs> throe •idee, giving a fine view of the lake and Vs-t. ™ country around ; a good cmumodious barn "on the cs»L and|boat house ou the south ou the shore ; ice house <m the north, also ctoee to shor^Kikhen or XSi rook room attached to Uie main bmlding, with stove, rooking utensils, dishes, As.—a complete outfit to supply a fam ily or party of thirty to forty pereons. The grounds are the finest around the lake. Nature spared no pains to make ttvm Uaufiful. Lying high and dry and sloping off gently to the lake, where the shore ia lined with huge boulders, which have lain there and been wavewashed through the centnriee that have pawed since the era that mark, their jourm-j hither, whoa man was not, “when dukneee covered the deep.” There is, too, the "Lovers' Rock," wtigbidujtemy, many tons, (and wo marked a wril-boaten pathway to that stxtl) and almost wished wo were young again. It «<Wmod that sitting there, with ajuight, bewitching moon, giving it«:r * U llf.LXK*. h. LOCALS Dr. L. W. Faulkner, of Champaign, HL, says: “I have been selling Krom Fever Tonic for several years past, un­ der a warrant to euro, and have had but one instance of failure. Ftcm what I use of its action, I believe it will euro in Marty-nine casso in every hundred." Hoch testimonials as this certainly indi­ cate merit ia thia ague modkina Tba tveying them to the proprietors warrant it to euro ague A loek up. Which caused them to yell fire box of pills ia each wrapper J. P. and also murder. Thuy were however Roberts A Co., will furnish it. locked up, and on the following inornixid their fines and went on their way -rojohing Tho Hose Company take this oppor­ Gsus Law.—Bctow wo give tho tew tunity to return their thanks to tho for the protection of game as amended public generally fur tha patronage ex­ tended to the Company at thvir ball ou at the last trouou of the'Legislature; Sec. 1. “Tfo Psseb auu tf tho 20th, inst, and also to individuals Jfisk^ea Mart,. That no persons shall pursue, or bunt, or kill any wild elk, wild buck, doe, or fawn, save only dur­ ing the months of October, November, and Doeember in each year; or kill or destroy by any means whatever, any woodcock until niter tho fifth day of Ju­ INm» s Exvkscr ia by no means a ly ; or aay (irairie chicken, or pinnated “euro allit only cures diseases that grouse, ruffled grouse, rosumonly called partridge w pheasant, er aay wood deck, are acted on by similar agents teal duck, or mallard duck, save only troui the first day u( September in each year to tha first day Of January next licit ilpjt# |litice;. Mondaye arivale at tha Hastings Rouse. Hon. Birney Hoyt, Frank Seymour, Grand Rapids ; IL H. Brown, Battle Croak; L. T Osborn, Ctoviand, Ohio; Ed H. Williams, Detroit; A H Ellis, Middleville; J. I- Holmes, Jack­ son; W. H. Wood. N. Y ; P. IL Chrroll, Chicago; C. M Atkins, Toledo, O.; and Jno. H. Batea, Katomaano. Torpeniug aad Fimas, IP, 1873. wife, Constantino; Chas. Allen. Bagiasw Wnxuxa A Wiumt, Mrs. Co. City; C. Aldoa, Howard City ; L. Clark, 625 AroeAroy, Are Fori Bettie Creek ; and A. Knupfol, Chicago Awarded GlfuJ Medal on Progress, Grand Modal of Merit, and tho only Hewing Machine Cotnfiany reroiuu.otsJcd by tho International Jury for the square to be dug np and destroyed. Grand Diploma of Honor. Now we hope tho Comtuoa Council will rro that the rams thing bo dene about our elreets, aa tha said streets abound with dock, thiailm, burdocks and other Drugg i «t thing around, a fellow could talk love. tno.-.nsbins, flipperjig and tomfoolery to his and her heart's content, and then re­ . tiro to those ssfl fasrey rewfas and ro- 1' Vit! paid a short visit to tho Union pose. Oh, how sweat I We could not. School building thia morning, and found after looking the matter over carefully, tho workmen ell buoy u boor. There make but few suggestions to add to th4 beauty and convenience of the grounds i A well should be dug, affording good wise, with such workmen os Henry ' Lewie, Lt&*etc. Tho building will be water with very bl tie expense, and tha bwflili nga whites ashed would add much' ready for occupancy, on or about the ini of October. /Our party proper consisted ol D. IL X'ook and wife, Marshy end little Will, SPECIAL NOTICE. THE GREAT FIRE,’ Which burnt usariy XX) buildings oa July Utb fortunately did sol. loach our Htore, and wo shall offer great Bav- “IIIIW SffllTPE” OF OHB EKTIRE STOCK FOB MEN AND BOYS SUMMER ' CLOTHINC COST.” ollen d a first class, all-rail route from St. Louis to Texas, either over tho Mis­ souri. Kansas A Texas R. R , via Sedal­ ia, or over the Atlantic A Pacific IL IL, via Vinita. For maps, time tables, in­ formation ns to rates, rout**, Ac., wo 13312333 AT* pany offers 1,200,000 aerro af land in Central and Southwest Missouri, at from |3 to 111 per acre, on seven years' time, with free transportation from 8tLmis to all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools, church­ es and law-abiding society invite emi­ grants from ell points to tliis land of fruits and ttowerv. For [articular. ad­ dress A. Tuck, Land Cnuunisnonor, St­ STIflCTL^-OflE I School Inoks, a full amortment cvn, stonily on hand at tho City News Depot 15 . :«i CANAL STREET, A BRAN NEW SHOW. Caskets, Cufflns. Burial fiol^ Am, in Central Michigan. Personal atleudancv aud good Hearse will l*> furnished to cuitonmn throughout the rounty free of charge. 17tf 4ki.su, Burn A Co. MCE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE nu Don Henderson, says : “I1. T. Bar­ The Bmu ia tho bust advertising num, (excepting Furepaugh}, ia the big­ medium ia tho Couaty of Barry, haring gest humbug " Now Don what has nearly double tha circulation of any I*. T. ever done to you that you should thor paper in tha County. tf try to detract from his reputation ? Everybody known bo is tha Pniaer of humbugs. 'A. D. Cook and wife and little Minnie, Mrs. 8. H. Cook. Miee Abby Bmith, Cheater Maeser and wife, ourself end wife./Wewere vi.itwl byTTUBoFand wBo and daughters from Prairieville, Mr*. Wilbur and daughter from Bowell. Dr. IL C. Tumor and wife, Dr. H. J. Turner ami friend from Allegan Oo^ | CapL John A. Tumor. Clifford Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Nichols, Misa Alice Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. L. Wing of OrGold 115 7-B. angwvillc. Mr. and Mr*. Itobert Mar­ shall of PrairieviHa. And with singing, (.Tandy end warm. fishing, sailing, boat racing, playing croquet, whist, bathing, strolling Tha Circuit Court has adjourned amongst tho rocks along shore, visiting be bald at East^aginaw. Not ao how­ the c aaeadao and tho grounds of the four ever; it is to ha at Grand Rapids, other elube oo the Lake, made up aeesk- Sept., 15th, ICth, 17th, 18th, HHh, and ■ou of real enjoyment. On oao trip out Wu hailfl the Plainwell wail with, “what Truly Dewitt Hkillmao. of Barry, is boat is that F" unfortunate. But a few weeks slnoo bo bad four homes killed by lightning, and ‘Where doaa she hail from I” □o Thursday of last week, during a kns.—•‘Williams" Island." . is being delivered ou Btato heavy storm, the wind unroofed his ‘What is aba laden with T" -paraiory to paving. Tn Gaut Cnieseu Jvxttxx is noth­ ing in oomparison to the imtnenae bussneeo l.-eing earriod on by Jim Sattoa. Jim is on Jefferson Street, aad does were lesmsss than ony other iastitalioa of the kind in Hastings Hl. store is always full, prices low for saw ar ready par, and would tike to have the public call on him before they sfaaafer their money at tho higher priced nooerias. Grooerico of every drecription both light and heavy. Give him a call. Jeflbreon 8t June 4th. tf GRAND 11 A.1 ’IDS, MICH P. T. Barnum’s SALT GREAT TRAVELING MUSEUM, BARLOAV & GOODYEAR THE C-3B Keep a lurge uupply <>r Salt for sale nt Ixiweat market rales, in their Brick Warebouxe. nBMivrtmwatsntaatEimi tux Inta 1V1 HiKTAO'Fi'R.lEj 10 Barrel lots »d<1 more aoW to defilerx at a very small ad­ vance above Cur-load Rates. AND WORLD’S FAIR. Light and Heavy Groceries, Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, pi/IE LUflBEU fUlffll^D I/I Mt L04» LOTS. ■ udidraln visited tho western CITY The thanks of our party are tendered to the many friends who visited ua, r the hills of New Hampshire who, with their happy heart., and fare, made our trip to Gun Lake, an optoido Hayfocd is spending a few oa Hte's journey that will linger tong tho State of New York with in fond memory, and to Capt John A, Turner the repicial thank, ol .the party are tendered far taking charge of the aril boat, and taking ua safely on many a pleasant trip, and for Mo novel way of landing the Pilgrim, at Hemlock Point, whoa viriting oteoadaa. Wo shall toag re move bar our trip to Qua lake, aa oao of tho happy spoi*. aad hope it may be our good fartuao to visit there agam, »!». Ih—14■1’’ Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. Il has mrvarbMB oar tot to attend * more civil, or mare afeMy conducted dance than the <mo give* at Union Hall by tho Hose Boys' «a tbooveaiuR ‘h“ 20th, inst PATENT COOLER! Rowers new brick is being rush*! •kng, a. all buriaeoo is wbea sepesto taad-d by Buba. Thejbig Postern are out for our rounty fair, sod ws hop* they smtf bo wrilM*klered over the cuuaiy. / Dr. E. F. Brow a inform, us that be shall return to thia city this week a^d JOB PRINTING �this point was carried nt tho polls with | bid two dteeming rotes. Work aw the bridge will begin soon, tho contract-. or having agreed to take the bond., > which are to run IK years. The Bail-1 CURES road Company offers' very roasouablo inducements lor the erection of public Kite uniatism. Scalds, Lameness, buildings and a commodious sc tool Neuralgia, Borns, Sorrnexs, bouse will bo erected during this fall. 1 The new corner, who expects to find Korv Throat, Bolls, Wounds, here a barren and uniutoreeting naite Ulefcrs, Bruises, is sfrwiably surprised and feels asham­ Plies, Sprains, ed of his prejudice. The tdcosing lay of the land, the fancied bluff, in tho Toothache, ___ . Old __ Sores, Colic, west and north, the picturesque ArkanAll Hemorrhages, i sa. with its thickly wuodod islands and V. Dlarrlia-a, j tall cottonwood trveo, upon its banks, the clean and cosy looking new bouses j of the closely built village, tho depot ; with .he suirounding railway apparatus. ; and tho ondlcMi iron jiaralells of tha . railway itself, form io oil a landacap I of (wculiar chanif and you wonder how I far wet ilbs to that traditional Amari'can (teert of Alkali, HaftekroOey AUGL’HT, -1H7U. BtcHic.E ctinnti o.«. Grand River Villay Division -■ste tsShsKtsfaraKsu Fwt'XL-CiSrXiaASaX'nr.'AtfSttMte •hrtrslM. SXBOBWW-TCt.tS'r isixs-tr ■unaawfiEs l:Xr'.a™.“i':s S s- st aaaatytxrtmyaa ss&astrJSirx. '.wya! tK:X”-i:r5^.SisnSfe EmSmS K ■fcsSx; nrttnsawrs-.' . lido aa.1 lctaro.1 Ikaoakl »■ ika ro t lid dar Jalr. ■ —.tfWSJtt at isaar. n. <~Tn iitS-S ~r )•■(. AlM.lkeMaUiMM«<rortN«( »s alsssrur.t rertisn A. tills loysihls The Germania Colony in Kansas The German people all orer the Bait- j urn aad Northern btatre of our count-' ry and in Canada are taking a lively interest in tho prugrx-w of the German coloairation enterprise of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fo Railroad Cura-; pany, in the Great Arkansas Valley, and , Mr. C. B. Schmidt, the General German agent of tho company, baa found it neceMary to trmpfoy extra help to aasiat I him in satisfying the popular clamor fur ‘‘particulars” ontho subject From the /"V Z"\ 5 0,000 00 I S412.80 eMHW.j.af. I Hall. a. to*1--- Jralm Wi >ii»LEizi:i> surt Miro IlwcMraud Mr, Slow,. At VINECAR BITTERS ■Jia Balm SINE’S Gorman Department of tho Load office, | /'/M ‘el and tho decided bnsineos-tone of tha letnterprise tars received there, we are led to judge that EUoutoad, the central point of the eoleny, is destined to bo Lb German bc town of Ksn.se; tot not farmers and • Two I*rfaM61,000 2 I nnrrunifWO utockratecrs only, but artisan., profess­ taSSEfc SIMMS ional, and business men are taking steps to indsntify themselves with the move-; mont;—and well they may, tor the sur­ rounding country has al! the attributes, that warrant tho growth and prosperity" of a largo oxnmorcial and industrial community. Our State is to be con­ gratulated upon the acquisition of a class of attest, who. as n rule, bare proven highly uutrumental in tbo de-| velopment of tbo natural resource's <-i any region, which they hare made their <SttFT .E FmImI ar.e £aiw.i Lock t ;Joon-..’ng Complexion. . SS“Tj=rd O Gnu (W PnMIMB ii toi! The ‘•Germania colony” L made up of lands Irelonging to the counties of Burton, Rice, Htaffurd and Bono. 1: extends fat 30 miles North and South and 12 miles East and Wmt, cvntain»in all 860 sections of land, or 230. acres, of which 100,7CO acres bu-: long to tho Rail read company. The re-: morning 120,640 teres are Government[ land aad subject to homesteading and j pre-emption. You may travel from tbo • mouth of the Arkansas in the snnuy I south, back to its snow.hid birth-place, amid the glaciers ot Mount lanroln. and | nowhere along those 2'X.hi miles uilD you find, a My of laud, that in u richer i G. R. V. EXTENSION__ ,awm ET /■"* ‘•fail S £iEr.;v,_ h -tewoT. LIVE agesi ™ stok GOLDSMITH'S BRYANT A STRATTON LSSSSt’ > tl.al.ro. fi. AFRICA Michigan Central R. R. turttsniSs: •van .t th. roi. orro. ■>»> m W. E. KFAMEri a 00,, FLOUR MERCHANTS New Book for Agents Wild Life in the Far West' A. N. SABIN, Floir & Grain Ceaaiwtiii Mmtait, Cathartic Pills, The Babcock FLOUR; GRAIN. TUBE AND HEED .CHAMPION. .... *<■«"« ’ aril. A. Ute. at IM, r «VU*k is ike at-; is Uuuk ■E"«< M<nro«. roe.Oar! Vk.-.-S'S •XtlS.'iiMC.'ttffi ft- »»».■%?«•. rsfz“' ■trew. r^si.'ritK.v.ula SUT.; en up, goes to show that this |>eculiarity is amply s^peeciauat Ite stock-! man seeks cheap lands, with pleuty of i healthy watett.hu fiisd* it in thax par-1 tion of the coloby. which extends South ( of the Arkansas river, at prim rang­ ing from Slopes acre, with Inxuruiut I {future and an abt>uAauc<> of dear' spring* and creeks. The agriculturist' knows what that black mellow «.il, from fire to ten frwt doep can produce, and j he rolecte his quarter wxlion from among the lands lying north of tha riv* | er or in the bottom along both iu banks, i Large crops of Cora and Oata hare I bs»en grown horn for years and all sort* o! gsrdeu-truck due. tina!y. Melon., Bumpkins, Kjuaalic., Unuuut and route of all kinds attain fabulous dinsetisiaas. The iaitu-rasu hards of butfulo which j Oar |teU.”:.UI »rt । |.| K rc-r- .» ! •. roika .an «.r,« .mi ■ irctotuTsiSurst' j ... Uh. i. ,n ll< «... >n , ■ is. matx eV brorr b.s er.u telsr (k. iro-^ »Un IS. Ckrse roU CMair. sit IhsMteafM. UCTitOIT-rellbttoil. V.-.I>.T.»1MJ>.I4L ''' u*"'“u’ «*“»-a.,e. BOILER DODD'S WORKS. e lMSSEaWte«a <•-■■■ NERVINE DOES IT! L. N. MIXER'S plainae the general dry and perched appennmeo of the wild land all along the Arkansas Valley. But lot us break that thin crust of dry sod, and what do wo find but a mellow, moist alluvial sail. :iU £ Scrofula Syrup! iSgfewisSaS notnentm is easily accounted for, shon the facta are understood. The bed of EPIDEMlt^DisEASES4 JooW w m.-. io isi van—w. tor aartlsB. ■ raxvxxro st cui< wmoRiuu I Aiimisj ii tic W Bauu. * MnOtataaiil<iMffl ‘ PltoTftl Datar aid ffimuit. Brt Wane nJactai i'Sariiw a ro .. tncmo.V, AND TltE SOUTH, nos ... ur cukmio rim. (TH O LERA. sand and gravel, and tho robot];! of the adjacent lands conaisriag of tho same material, the superabundant waters tfntd themselves through tea subsoil, MSI Mstamud OKU .srcncbltdiMlon modietee. It to nnre<te<! by Phyre it hi fa­ il I pesfttvrty ewre I, 8TTHWJ9 Ittfri, KITEU\UXQ. GOVT- G01TRV. \bi:oxcniT!^ xrnvora DEI) 1 LITT. INCH"\IENT cojrsvifPT10N, 'sad sR ffisrtws arising from an th.pcre'cvmhffnn of the Blood. B«at! for cur ntwatuua AxxaTir, in which yrrt wilt find rertiEratrs from rsliaUa anil truMVorthy ri.y«iwa Mluirfcrs of the Grape! and ousts. Di. St. UIU.a Iter, st MlsaS«^wy.ne keamaS it h nawaf fcasndi ailirtm SlssaB.eWliwn.i mcMK - Eruptive and Cutancou« I such aa fit. Anthony's Fire Jiose or Erysipelas, Pltnplcs, Blotch. Postules. Boils. Tumors, Tetter ..r roll Rheum. Ulcers andfiore>, Dysjiepsis, INbillty and all Itnpurt'-Ie* <4 the blood. *■ Hixeb’s s< roui la fivuvr Lo-, dr* Ing the.twat fcw yeare, cured tl. cJBds of sufTerlnif pattenta |n all pcut|> ftba country. It is the > SctcrscTLuIi im INO CaK ks.MjAteLn Ltell <•<*■ M WTK1MM. Price. *1,00 per Settle, GIVEN Wa SatMl sa litpal Otromo. wssaicJ .st rest, tor Enuntog, Ins to evvry Agrel fir . OMlmUttlwiwtoi UNDERGROUND tin nuw °TNE samm ‘ B T T803. W. r.V0X. WSBagtt betavo.. 180 FiairHngritvi ngi„ Bateta. lasteaato aid Aaatomis “■• Jftwri.asssrw^'fi.l MW >B PRINTING .WwUftfc- 'ANTED � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-08-27.1.pdf 9390a34098c7065948bb18e595a9f10b PDF Text Text Tift K«r>l»ucM Tift f^Epdauciyi RATES OF ADFEETIBIFG. " ~------- WffiH f IL XVIII. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27. 1873. NO. 18. PriitsiMal tfli BWW Carfi-. a lima, but was wtiling to trust to his iadgnsent If ho thought it far the Leet, oho would not my anything to keep him back. And Will want. B was veiy loneaomo for Hester after ho ru gone. Pho found horwlf count­ ing tho months over, sometime®, that mutt elapse before his return. Timo teemed to more nt a snail's pace, just because the wanted it to hurry. Tho end of the second year ttftrr: Will's departure found Heater'and her mother in th® city. A great change— ' and a sudden ono—had come into their ' lives. A mortgage about which they' had known nothing, had fidltm due, and ' th® owner of it, a hard. grasping, nserei.] leas man, had turned them out of haute . and home, with nothing but their hands between them and absolute want He®.; tor had tried, io get a living in tho little village by towing: but, u iu moat (mall, country placus, vnry litflo tewing wat dona uutoida flin, famUliw. and at last •k® l>ad to give up Ute attempt to lire in that way. Then aho limi concluded to try tho city. At first, affairs wen: on smoothly. She tad succeeded in getting plenty of work to do at fair wage® Thon her mother, never very strong, had fallen sick, and demanded a good deal of time am! care, and tho drain' upon her slender purse was frightful to think of became to littte was coming into IL * Hooter worked on resolutely. She was not one of ttoad yuuug women who give np easily. Hho felt that abo ~ui went. Her mother must not raffar, if ate did. into tho nlgbia aha ut before her (ab!o and stitelwd away as if life doiwodod ujwu iL And when the Hate a Full Stock of HARDWARE! tndudiag everything Imp! {n * fini( pla-l 0Kvcr 4-00 running in Bany County 1 I Nearly 300 «,M ’’.V "*• sitin' IR71. »oM hurt KCtuion. oO.-'t'M alrttvly tote w«M»n. THE CHILLED PLOW ! a full Jiao of extras on hand - 'CC^SJIHA-?' ST<; U JI BAKER WAGON ! i V”— “* *3^” wiu “• «• »r*- 10,000 Machines OUR CULTIVATOR DENTIST Saiiille, .’SKiafearJ chimed, suddenly, and want out Pret­ ty soon ho came back, bringing tho Hra,—In tho obedience ia th® direotiosi of th® Esacnliv® 1 have tho honor "WoH never Jet it go," ho Mid, kiss­ to traasmii to tta convention a copy of ing Heater. “I ibouldn't have found th® report <rf th® C mu TurHiTi ap­ you if it hadn’t been for this." pointed "to •.certain ihooureoei ration And to-day that pictur® liangt above their mantel in thoir pleasant home, the most cherished of alt Better’s . "oarth IHtaeerion.” Michigan, hold at Ann Arbor, ia Sep­ tember, IBM. which Metered to, Knuckle to Ohio. . (ftataa/i] ‘. Michigan Exchange. What is it ? J. P. ROBERTS & FINE NEW STOCK OF noons. DRUGS Dye StnfiH, IF YOU WANT 1’Al NTS & OILS J- TffiEMICASHSTORB Now Formers, Thu he which If maste of good tlmlwr. and proswriV put together. there fa no danger of a fataiw. Of^ll ul^p.ei iwr toUU. I doteT re—mber of taring a ^mik- fall- L. HEEP. tauwantian, PAMtB-BAXaiat M <MiM.(p>rl*l*ia«l®UM art. Onlfm |<>r tasar-ar<' Jobe Will not be Undersold. -■yrvK to: sri!ri, OLIVET COLLEGE! BASTINGS BABBLE WORKS Wi atlBtatal DgN.XI.SIJ Students esm eater the middle of the FALL TEKM. poSmY tho nortbsm bottafaryuf Cta 8ta tea ; that fin® bring ano of ths bo«n> dariaa to which tho receat act of CDagreta requires thb aomt ot th® State at Michigan by a change of her present by tho artectea of compact custtaitted iu . the aforesaid ordinance of 1787—and. winch, if aeceodod to by tho people of' I to eumy.Md ascortafa the bate sitexMiririgan, would doprire «" of all jnris- ticn. in reference to tta lata coast of dictioa over tho water® of Laho Erie, this state, of tho lino denominated by and gratuitously bretow on Ohio tho ox- the act of eoBgresn, of the 15th el Juno, ' Thanking the farmers of Barry county for their liberal nupBare she WM m tho city, and there I chniro iurinrictiou on (ho waters o( the 1836, as th® tao to be ran north sari, port in Uiff pant, we hope we shall merit it in the ftitnrv. believ-' hang the picture, and if ever she frit the said lake, from tho Penusylruaia Hoc from "th® moat northwardly capo of tta ing it is for our inaterinl interest to support hunte manufacture.-. ( need of tkotcv, eta fejt it now. Why to the month of Detroit rirer; u gift, Miami Bay," to Ita Territorial une, be­ Lujan; BiocL HW June 19, 1872. not see what could bo done with it f tho extent of which (wo hoisare) nnitlier ing the some line proporad und sulimit“ DWIOBT A M'RBALL. But tho thought of letting her picture congress, nor the state of Ohio, fully ted to tta people of this etato, for ttair go wM Uk® that of parting with an old conmrelwndod; and hare, required tho neveptaneo or rejection, as tta boundary ’ friend. Sb® hail formed an attachment people of this state to giro their assent line tataoan Mictogaa end Ohio, state that they taro carefully attendod tho .1- _r_:__ L.:» -V____ «------------ »__ ' for it that was strong and deep. Many duttea atsigued thsui, and do make the to it -toth Lto; fiktol loliowmg. to think of, Oould ata fat ily> "valley through which a rim ren foim- j? to think about tlud." she And whereas, th® LagUlaluro of this •late, without any authority derived ■Lttf .“V. from our constitution, by an act entitled may derive from it. I must net w »el- "an act, tn provide foe tin oleetfon ef dclcgato* to a rtinreuisoa," rofor par­ ea." Hie took down the pktnro and wrap­ ticularly to Mid as: of cougreos, and •oom to adopt it aa the loais of thrir ped it in a paper and wanfaut “Mother, mother!" she enod nn Lour ACflonaud to acknowledge the power later, re sta came hurrying up stairs’ theredruaonmed by evngress. dky "1 hare eold my vnetttro tot' ItDd. And wboesri Ihis conventton taking Think of that I And you can g6 fo tho into outaideoUiou th® just rights *4 \ Yre, My "Trip Hammer. " with which I make Iron* for BUGGIIX. Michigan, as rrepcct® her toutltcrn uud The invnFd smiled sadly. "You ore । SOUth-eottarn lioundary, and also her CLOTinHO. This Valuable ••MacMUrtt" I hare long felt the need of. It is one of the greal I wealing your life tut Jot me, Hcutm-," . , which enable me to sdl Buggta so LOW a® to DEFY COMPETITION. tile said, kiseir.g her daughter"1 fare; I , "God will repay you, if I never can." I HATS ATO-CArS, "You bar® paid me a thousand Medicines , law," anretreJ Heater. "AB I nak , There wwsaprt Ity littl® etocy ronooc. I of you now is, that you will get wall tu | fast at poatiHe, when we gnt away tan j BOOTS ANO SHOES, thia horrible den. Think of it, mother' । Wo ahalf bo able to see sonpjthhig ,bo । tides a great dreert of dusty old haute*, । wifli a little potvh of Hu® tky oswrtsfad, i and lot tho thought strengthen you'for , tho journey." It wss errauged tlsst tiny wore to | And two Seated Fanners’ Buffies al tear® the city on ' Monday. Tin® ar- | rougvmeBt would giro them two dare' School Boeks Sltitioneri/ to gM w»dy fa. Heater buried hurwlf । iSbiiiSi* STEmSi & licknres Heater nunal him faithfully, In tuskfag *11 needful pnqi-niticns, and 4 and attended to hi* many wants m if ho tad tarn bar faitat Th® old jnan was wonderfully grateful for Iter kfadtmsa, There wa» never before an opportunity of this kind offered in Hastlm.-®, whereby you could Jtrt a Buggy for <*> -mall nn amount of mnm-y. 1 4u not inteud tn !«•«■ iLwhe my reputation as a Kggy bulkier by relUng a «« artfete. RUSSELL & NEVINS Sweet's H°Tel> j Mr. Hilt pnwenk-J a communicate >td from Ira Smith and thirty others, in­ habitanta of Tofado, in the diluted ter­ ritory. claiming to lie ritisans of Michigen, arid as such, asking her protection, aqd eoletnnly protecting against tho' power of the convention to surrender tn Ohio the district of country lying north i Of tho Fulton line, ia which they>vo . purchaeed laud® of the general govern- . tuemi; apd thtl. inasmuch as they hare aided in forming tta constitution of the I Michigan. _. ■ ' . Au ««»k traMtUs tUeaM «*. * of congroM to divest them of their right® •nd privilege® under tho tame. Said, communication having boon rend, woe laid fen th® table. Mr. Clark .offend tho following pre­ amble and raeolution, which wm laid cu th® table and ordered to bo printed : Beeler sat before the one window in JHUrsws, Tho congress ul (lui United tho old tonrauml Louts this hut, Angnst Rial re, by an act entitled "an art, to Mafternoon, and thought. Tho doctor tatilish the 'northesn L.vundsy of tho had told her that very diy, that what state of Ohio, and to provide for th® her mother needed more than anything admission of th® elate ul Michigan into •tee wax th® pure air of her native hrtb; tho Union, upon tho conditions therein thia city air, hot. dry, dustr. wot stiffing expressed approxed Jun<> ISlh, 1S38, her. Hho would nerer be any better did enact and \l»elan> "That tho emstiunleas she could lenvn tho esty. But _ ___________ ______ __ __ _ __________ _ how to get her into th® country? Hee- people of Michigan hare formed for ter thought flu> problem over until she them»elrvs bo and tho same is hereby was disry. Bho wits half worn out, I accepted, ratified and confirmed ; and bcrm-lf, with overwork, and thn rent that tho said tiato of Michigan shall be was duo, and several thing® must bo and It hereby declared to be on® of tho had right awsr. And taking all three United Btatoe of Asncrica, and is hosoby into runsideration, where was tho money admitted into the Union, upon an equal to eonwi from to take her mother to the I footing with tho original state® In Ml paradise of green fieldc and^widc, blue roopecte whateouver,*’ dicreby ocknowledging out constitution as republican, and in areecdnnce with tho cunsfitaiioc of tho United eta toe. and tho ordinance Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS ______ Jg-! -. — On motion of Mr. Drake the docu­ ments received tan the tfaaretaiy of State together with the Ota pewMBted by Mr. Wing taring been read, aa fol­ lows were ordered to be printed. TF.1UU BKABOXABLK. Union Bleak, over lfo«ou Qwh Hose. 020100010129150200 �laruirr hiapU*saut u*l tradable exsay. on ■‘Motion in Plants.**’ James Jackson Jstvot, tho well-known writer on art, contributes a very interesting account ot “Mrs. Browning's English Homo." Tfe* deportment* of Muek. Art. and Uteatnm,ara-racli wril dilted. with good solid reading matter, fully main- was wrecked on tho Chicago and Alton mark upon tho pageo of history ; who Railroad, near Lemont, an Saturday ho* conferred a benefit upon his country LmU has given an account of fee acci­ that will be ramemlxrod by the latest dent from which tho following extract* geueraliou, bo aland* without an equal for plainness of manner and unaffected simplicity of character. He ia one ef those rare exception* among public mon pick up a newspaper to trad, bet the test thing that moots the eye—“Anoth­ er smaah up.oa the------ R.B." On tho I (Sth rest, there occurred one ol the esgo and Alton Roe!, that was ever witnesaod. We give elsewhere a state­ ment by Mr. A. 8. Burgos*, conductor on tho paaaenger train, which collided with a freight train, and whereby many Uvea were lost There certainly is a great responsibility resting upon some­ body in tho above case, and the ques­ tion ia, is there no hopes of our railroad managers securing some way wherebypeople, when trarating upon railroads, can ride without fear of being killed before they rorah thoir place of destina­ tion. We think there should certainly bo alrefcnn in this direction, and tho following from tho Detroit Daily Tri­ toms of tho 23d in»t^ meets our views exactly, and wo hope tho suggestion* may be speedily acted upon: friend, but ofiener without His movetuenls uro slow, as if ho believed in tak­ ing things easy, when there was no »*cearity of being In a hurry. He would bo called a alow walker; ia fact, given s’certain distance to walk and nine out of ten would beat him, but none would appear Im fatigued at the end of the journey. U«s walking i* in keeping with his general character. What he lacks in nervous activity he makes up in reliability, firmnees, endurance. He is more substantial than brilliant. This ia noted in his conversation. Plain, matter-of-fact expression* fall from bis bps. What he ha* to say Js said in a few words A alow talker, ho improel>g~ihi«l<-riUnda hie subject thoroughly, fed any* lees then be think*. You leave his preeenco g’ith a pleasant impreaxion of feo man. You vote him a gentleman in every sense of the term, and if you forgot what be said, yuu will not soon forget fee unassuming tinner ‘‘The Chicago TnKow reasons with phe on the Chicago ft Alton rood prove* feat there exists a nvcearity for some change ia the present system of opera­ ting raflway tinea Nearly all fee hoary traffic railroads now claim to manage their train* by telegraph through •*» train duspairher." In point , of fact, huworur, the uiovciuauta of train* are merely reported tn him, and it is only te cane of delays, ete., that ho telegraphs order* directly to tho con­ , ductors. It certainly would s«m as if it would be wire to enlasgo that officer'* authority, and make hi* direction nw#*sary before n train can kava any Hatian on tho fine. Now conductor* while ‘•on time" hare ‘■the right of way" ac­ cording to the grade* of their trams, and uro required to lock out for each other according to certain fixed rub-*, and within this limited discretion they make long runs without any iaatnic-' tions from the train dispatcher. At tho' unporalist, even if the people clamored for the conversion. is beyond our com­ prehension. Uwe believed the Oppo- ridiculous talk, we would ask them to describe the means to be employed to bring about thia wonderful transforma­ tion of personal character. But we pre­ sume the charge ia kept standing bocause it is the only cte loft for Demoe­ racy to practice upon. Charge* rotating tn what has been can bo va*ily proved tor divproWd. When you come to deal wkli'tbe future we can only judgj it by tho past- Tho Dnnocrary are woltons to coin charges out of, the un­ known future, but when they are driv­ en to that cxtAmity they must nut axpect sotiriblo poojje to accept Dcesocratic pfophocy a» equal to verified trutli. When tho sun aud tho moonexchange places, or. what i* squally improbable, the Detaocralic party be­ comes noted for its honesty, then wo ' may look out for king* in this country — ‘ not before. If we ouull be assured of whkh their locanotiTM met. In this case Um co^darter Beane, of the coal train, octet *Uh ““““I roeklceaaesa, in violation also of tho plain rales of tho road, and with horribly fetal results. It is certain that if the Chicago A Al­ ton regulations bad made it notwessry fpr him to hold his tram at Lemont un­ til directed to start out by tho Bloom­ ington officer, who had also boon duly advised by telegraph of tho movements of tho express, this particular accident Wo haw ao dieporitfon to taU into tho common error of genoraiixing too broadly farm a single occurrence of this kind, but at least ooa other important Tax September number of ff’ewTt ZZeoNdeU Xsyem./ is cn our tabfo. Wo always have a good word to any for this publication—it is such a whole-souled book—co wide awake, so Indy and cotortainiug, yet always w chaste and rofined. It is a regular little go-ahead, too, as comparison between it" numbers will prove. Wo kern that tho firm of 8. 8. Wood A Co., dissolved in March last, the Co. (8. E. Bhutee, Mayor of Newburgh,) retaining poseeesion of the magazine mailing IL V. Osborne (Ten­ ormin) as editor. Ho, though the pub liestiou rcalfy rhangvd hands, it has not suffered from (ho management bl a new publisher or now editor, but Jtodvr the redoubled efforts of its energetic pro­ prietor, has gained new force and new attractiveness. l*rice only one dollar a conferance with the Ute Indians some time during the present month. The exposition building is being rapid­ ly pushed to completion. Tho exmbi­ the meadow*. Tho other engine burnt tion space has all been taken and thorn at the same time. A man—I don’t is every prospect of a very successful know who it was—ran up to me, shriek­ ing with agony, and throw himself Into my arms, I tried to hold him, but his clothes lore off him, and feo flesh came off with them. I was nearly stunned at fee sight. Them wore a dozen or mores stripped itark naked, running up and down, craxy wife pain. They were (earing at their bodies, and~feannjf off great handsftil of flesh. Tho psaMDgers behaved admirably. They took up t!io victims and carried them into the coaches. I told them to bring them into the ricoping car, and they did. First thing I knew tho ladies. God blew them! were tearing up their undof^ clothing to bind up the sufferers. Why, Sir, iu half a minute they hud scarcely anything left on them. There was round one man’s hand a laoe handknrohief tliat must have cost a email for­ tune. I could not stand that any long­ er. I did not care what tho company •aid, ao I just gave order* to open tho the throne of France by a party of le­ gitimise Ho acoepte. The Honaparti st* party is also active. It dues not worn likely that the name of republic l will be Ling retained. The late Rufus Drdgv, of Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, a bachelor, loft the Fox Lake Female Coltogn, Ripon Cob loco aad Belloit College KutaRJ each, and fcW0W to found a foaxate *.mir.a- ot .MS. k. h.. . VEBY 1AB0B BTOCT. W .Ml.. 4 iVEXIY EOWE81 ll.Jh.TES .'Uw-Soekor -m-riSTES AWZ> LlfiUOBS, *. Kami l>nESCBUTIOS.S CABEEULLY COMPOUNDED SIDEBOARDS al fc DfflfflG ROOM numruBE, n arrant HALL TREES. 8KCRETARIKR. BOOK CASES, and everything fotiml la a Flrst-ClaM Estal.ltahinciit, eau be prorated byMlllwK«n.■VELBOft. MATTEK A CO., 29 A 31 Cnnal Street, IGmff GRAND RAPIDS. Also a Fino Assortment of TV C MI’SIC’, -A.T TVljJVV YOItK I*RICES T ■>-11-.* D-”?'* w Streets, Haatinga. J t'OH ... Tua Rxrcauc for August is at hand with its usual matter of political intor- Aiistis ii tie Haitius Baner. her. And here let us remark, that no |»r*on, who would Im jostod or have the moot reliable jwlitical information, i should be for a moment without the Rf\foMi». Terras |2 per year in advance. i Address the Republic Publishing Co., I Washington, D. C. THE PRAIRIE CORH-SHELLEB. New Advertisements. L1EE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS ! WATERCOLOR AND OILS, BOOZER A FIANDERS, S3 Canal Street. Grand Rapids. SEND F^R CATAlX^UErf lost bare thus far been rwwnd, sad sttrnral are still missing. Colonel George F. McFarland, of Penn., one of the dulogaha from the United Stales to the Good Tmnplar* Leagne of England, spoke nt several State is timberloa*. South of tho Ptatte Eivoc lumber for building* is : chiefly obtained from Chicago or tho Misri*lippi Hirer, via the Railroad running westward from Burlington. But such lumber to oxponaivu, one-third more so than in New England, and many a pio­ neer has no money, or next to none. How then can a poor man obtain a bottaeT-He can bcud a sod house biaiaolf, incurring no axpenae whatever ex­ cept foe a door aad window which he can buy ready made for W at say rail­ road station. Th*:*od-buuto builder finds hi* mater­ ial ready to bi* hand, in every furrow and 1J verpool, at Meh of which he «U reouivod with great uiithuriaam. A Farmer uamod Geo. A- Knappen. of Richland. Ksdnmamo county, Mich., hung hi* v**t on the fenco aud went to work. A cult cuiue along and chewed Novella's Cheap Music- । । ' . ! ello’s Cheap Editions Bunner baa a series of three msgnificcnt views in tlw Rocky Mountains, made expressly for tfe ^ifew. In three days of Yellowstone expeditions and ex­ cursion* to thi* famous region, those IfarcrMni, -¥o. I full-psgo view of Clear Crook Canon, i Roeiqi Mountains, opens up tho wonderfcl grandeur o! tho*. hidden solitude* 1 in a way to make thorn seem real; a ’ largo picture oi the Snowy Rango of > 1 ' : witohiug young woman confined in n riroog tower to keep her from her lover. MriMm Hou*, a Now Yock artist, has a fefepogt, study ot “Brookrido Will- Go to the Banner Office IforFOTE JOB WORK. fie trial of Mto jfates iMfc.i. tat- ' Juek, Setemakte, Meek hastefeiHit fe-Uok. has rrowttadi. their eon- , wtera oftb.smrtA.ta.Mdl XWby i New Styles. F PIANO lOKtKil-ASSlCS, » the Rocky Mountains, girm one tho im­ ’ prosrioa that all tho world ia made ol mountain*. A chatming fuli-page pio­ * tart after Lajouno, a French artist, Out of this prairie quarry rerts to agriculture are found prowling Straw. around a neighborhood, talkteg loud about wino days labor of one man sufficss to complete a sod-houso fifteen foot .. . . ... dwelling wnrpanics would by Ma plea be enabled to eras the wcragaof fee fenaer and tha place that pan of their management, nohihty of hto aneiort calling, effur which is fiM noet closely related to tho safety of their pwuagm, iafee harnU New Scales New Prices. sine than the September uGAtot. Europe and America have been laid unde* contribution to tarnish the most marvaUosuly beautiful picturoe which fee be« artists can produce. Mr. A- F. ~ €Sr O €> X> ® S..Tre CUWIMU8. LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS, REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need in BACOIfc& KARRS’ Magarino, Newburgh, N. Y. mancx, but it is Mrictly true, cad I think you would like to bear the utaty There waa a craiy follow on his w»y tb the asylum at. Jacksonville. He was noisy and dangerous, and was baud cuffed and placed in the smoking-cur when we toft Chicago. Just after tho, explosion a young ' _____________________ _ ___ ItoU her lie would be looked alter, and tried to quiet hur down, but *ho ».mid not remain still. I was afraid of her get­ ting into trouble. Sho told me bur brother was crazy, and could not look after hinunll. I triad to keep her fur a hitherto lived on their wita and follow­ ed ths Democratic party into the last ditch, have suddenly hod a new revela­ tion, which directs them to fee sbovri and tta> boo to rrtrioyo tluir loot for­ tune*. They call themaelvee fanu#r*. and borrow their neighbor*’ reai*n to ride through the town upon, ao as to impcesa the lever* of agriculture with the idea that they belong to fee Pat­ trona of Husbandry. Tree, few ot theeo newly-fledged farmer* can toll tho differanco between a cabbage and a turnip; but in their shirt alecrea, wife a scythe wo advise the genuine former to keep a sharp eye “P°“ these broken-down pohucal books. with gad-stick in hand and ek/ver seed ia fecit hair, coma rrEJI mid (J OEEEE CHAMBER 8BTT«. price S6.00, including Chromo* illsgw • Bello" and •■Crossing tho Moor." James Sutton ft Co., publishers, M Maiden Laqu, N. Y Tho government troop* eeem'to be gsining ground. Th® ealuon property of Milwaukee is put down a* worth 1160,000. Thia is asido from stock of liquor*. Cholera to reported at Warren coun­ ty, Illinoi*. It prorail* extensively In Girard county, Kentucky. A colony of 160 familie.. is being orgamxed at Indianapolis. Many pro­ pose to settlo in Southern California. Loox Oct rox Tax Pounjctaxa—The Democratic politicians of the West have ^^Mitly Hevelopod a wonderful ioclina'^xs for farming- Fellows that have r larg* sympathy for the former’* xoo-ntaout, sad hope that U will succeed ia bringing about a healthy reform ia th* ' not with ms kwratodgs of Jfe> where­ abouts of • ringfe team uml-niLliad re­ liance upon fee MteMy to iratracrira* of aom* oW frshx manager st same unknown point «u tho line. Ttus al­ teration ia the feiotteg igutem would bo my Hfe," **>d ho. "have I witnessed such a sight It vm tho fifth collision in which I was a participant, but never did I sec *uch utter mj»ery. In th* meadows on cither ride of the track J," GENUINE BARGAIN* ■ PARLOR GOOODS living until thia change takao place, Msthu.-elahS yean would be a* infancy compared to our ripe old ago. 1 upon an ox cart, just as their neighbors। pose home from the post office, it would. require ctooe taspectfost to detect the, hungry politician beneath the diaguiae GOOD ! “F. W." has a chatty attic!# “Conooroing Costums." *” ‘ ' Bottle," ia । J It is amusing to those who have a personal knowledge of tho rimpUcity of character which dirtinguiaba* Proekloat Grant, to read the riUy * dulgod in by some of the ( per* about his tendency UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. fbody -ft iivlied tb call and kxiiifrine the fi:w nt<»ck consulting of ■' Coffees, A A TJ- jocrCASH PAW FOR BUTTER A] SMITH, MANEE & PR] Grttnc, �Tn« R>«r'|*u«M| If the wholesale petes at rigox* ia any criterion aa to their roof worth, awely A few doaee of Dr. Ransom's Hive Jute Nobles baa the boot tot ever brought Byrep and Tolu, or Honey Syrup, will I..-thte city. n ... Wood, who . . into Dan has stop your cough and haul your lungs. berm holding forth in the grocery, to ITiyeiclana use and prescribe it. Only ba«x> and cigar line on the romer with 35 cwnf per bottla Jute, sold out a few days rinse to Jute, Ihaaxuou, Dnurxar, on Buxwr and among the stock ware several boxes Ftvx.—Take ono teupooaful of Dr. of cigars, and after Wood had been Milter's Magnetic Balm, put into tea­ gone a day or on. Jute found that tho cup of water sweetened wall with white rigiriboxro each rootaumd but few sugar, end drink within a half hour, cigars each, as ths boxes wen about Ito pest tho dose every liour or two, if throe fourths full of paper and just cigars enough on tup to hide the paper. Whether Jute will over get satisfaction from Wood, remains to bo soon. iteaux. may not be ro fortunate, w. propoeo to give them some idea of tho grounds and locality. Their ground, are s>t»»l^l -l . . . WiJKr-. mA f-r nun—M. J*k«sH .... ... 1 IL.VJ. I micHti. dancing hall, with fifteen high French window, opening to the floor. Above are the slocpinK aportmmts, high and airy, with a piaxm extending cs> throe •idee, giving a fine view of the lake and Vs-t. ™ country around ; a good cmumodious barn "on the cs»L and|boat house ou the south ou the shore ; ice house <m the north, also ctoee to shor^Kikhen or XSi rook room attached to Uie main bmlding, with stove, rooking utensils, dishes, As.—a complete outfit to supply a fam ily or party of thirty to forty pereons. The grounds are the finest around the lake. Nature spared no pains to make ttvm Uaufiful. Lying high and dry and sloping off gently to the lake, where the shore ia lined with huge boulders, which have lain there and been wavewashed through the centnriee that have pawed since the era that mark, their jourm-j hither, whoa man was not, “when dukneee covered the deep.” There is, too, the "Lovers' Rock," wtigbidujtemy, many tons, (and wo marked a wril-boaten pathway to that stxtl) and almost wished wo were young again. It «<Wmod that sitting there, with ajuight, bewitching moon, giving it«:r * U llf.LXK*. h. LOCALS Dr. L. W. Faulkner, of Champaign, HL, says: “I have been selling Krom Fever Tonic for several years past, un­ der a warrant to euro, and have had but one instance of failure. Ftcm what I use of its action, I believe it will euro in Marty-nine casso in every hundred." Hoch testimonials as this certainly indi­ cate merit ia thia ague modkina Tba tveying them to the proprietors warrant it to euro ague A loek up. Which caused them to yell fire box of pills ia each wrapper J. P. and also murder. Thuy were however Roberts A Co., will furnish it. locked up, and on the following inornixid their fines and went on their way -rojohing Tho Hose Company take this oppor­ Gsus Law.—Bctow wo give tho tew tunity to return their thanks to tho for the protection of game as amended public generally fur tha patronage ex­ tended to the Company at thvir ball ou at the last trouou of the'Legislature; Sec. 1. “Tfo Psseb auu tf tho 20th, inst, and also to individuals Jfisk^ea Mart,. That no persons shall pursue, or bunt, or kill any wild elk, wild buck, doe, or fawn, save only dur­ ing the months of October, November, and Doeember in each year; or kill or destroy by any means whatever, any woodcock until niter tho fifth day of Ju­ INm» s Exvkscr ia by no means a ly ; or aay (irairie chicken, or pinnated “euro allit only cures diseases that grouse, ruffled grouse, rosumonly called partridge w pheasant, er aay wood deck, are acted on by similar agents teal duck, or mallard duck, save only troui the first day u( September in each year to tha first day Of January next licit ilpjt# |litice;. Mondaye arivale at tha Hastings Rouse. Hon. Birney Hoyt, Frank Seymour, Grand Rapids ; IL H. Brown, Battle Croak; L. T Osborn, Ctoviand, Ohio; Ed H. Williams, Detroit; A H Ellis, Middleville; J. I- Holmes, Jack­ son; W. H. Wood. N. Y ; P. IL Chrroll, Chicago; C. M Atkins, Toledo, O.; and Jno. H. Batea, Katomaano. Torpeniug aad Fimas, IP, 1873. wife, Constantino; Chas. Allen. Bagiasw Wnxuxa A Wiumt, Mrs. Co. City; C. Aldoa, Howard City ; L. Clark, 625 AroeAroy, Are Fori Bettie Creek ; and A. Knupfol, Chicago Awarded GlfuJ Medal on Progress, Grand Modal of Merit, and tho only Hewing Machine Cotnfiany reroiuu.otsJcd by tho International Jury for the square to be dug np and destroyed. Grand Diploma of Honor. Now we hope tho Comtuoa Council will rro that the rams thing bo dene about our elreets, aa tha said streets abound with dock, thiailm, burdocks and other Drugg i «t thing around, a fellow could talk love. tno.-.nsbins, flipperjig and tomfoolery to his and her heart's content, and then re­ . tiro to those ssfl fasrey rewfas and ro- 1' Vit! paid a short visit to tho Union pose. Oh, how sweat I We could not. School building thia morning, and found after looking the matter over carefully, tho workmen ell buoy u boor. There make but few suggestions to add to th4 beauty and convenience of the grounds i A well should be dug, affording good wise, with such workmen os Henry ' Lewie, Lt&*etc. Tho building will be water with very bl tie expense, and tha bwflili nga whites ashed would add much' ready for occupancy, on or about the ini of October. /Our party proper consisted ol D. IL X'ook and wife, Marshy end little Will, SPECIAL NOTICE. THE GREAT FIRE,’ Which burnt usariy XX) buildings oa July Utb fortunately did sol. loach our Htore, and wo shall offer great Bav- “IIIIW SffllTPE” OF OHB EKTIRE STOCK FOB MEN AND BOYS SUMMER ' CLOTHINC COST.” ollen d a first class, all-rail route from St. Louis to Texas, either over tho Mis­ souri. Kansas A Texas R. R , via Sedal­ ia, or over the Atlantic A Pacific IL IL, via Vinita. For maps, time tables, in­ formation ns to rates, rout**, Ac., wo 13312333 AT* pany offers 1,200,000 aerro af land in Central and Southwest Missouri, at from |3 to 111 per acre, on seven years' time, with free transportation from 8tLmis to all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools, church­ es and law-abiding society invite emi­ grants from ell points to tliis land of fruits and ttowerv. For [articular. ad­ dress A. Tuck, Land Cnuunisnonor, St­ STIflCTL^-OflE I School Inoks, a full amortment cvn, stonily on hand at tho City News Depot 15 . :«i CANAL STREET, A BRAN NEW SHOW. Caskets, Cufflns. Burial fiol^ Am, in Central Michigan. Personal atleudancv aud good Hearse will l*> furnished to cuitonmn throughout the rounty free of charge. 17tf 4ki.su, Burn A Co. MCE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE nu Don Henderson, says : “I1. T. Bar­ The Bmu ia tho bust advertising num, (excepting Furepaugh}, ia the big­ medium ia tho Couaty of Barry, haring gest humbug " Now Don what has nearly double tha circulation of any I*. T. ever done to you that you should thor paper in tha County. tf try to detract from his reputation ? Everybody known bo is tha Pniaer of humbugs. 'A. D. Cook and wife and little Minnie, Mrs. 8. H. Cook. Miee Abby Bmith, Cheater Maeser and wife, ourself end wife./Wewere vi.itwl byTTUBoFand wBo and daughters from Prairieville, Mr*. Wilbur and daughter from Bowell. Dr. IL C. Tumor and wife, Dr. H. J. Turner ami friend from Allegan Oo^ | CapL John A. Tumor. Clifford Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Nichols, Misa Alice Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. L. Wing of OrGold 115 7-B. angwvillc. Mr. and Mr*. Itobert Mar­ shall of PrairieviHa. And with singing, (.Tandy end warm. fishing, sailing, boat racing, playing croquet, whist, bathing, strolling Tha Circuit Court has adjourned amongst tho rocks along shore, visiting be bald at East^aginaw. Not ao how­ the c aaeadao and tho grounds of the four ever; it is to ha at Grand Rapids, other elube oo the Lake, made up aeesk- Sept., 15th, ICth, 17th, 18th, HHh, and ■ou of real enjoyment. On oao trip out Wu hailfl the Plainwell wail with, “what Truly Dewitt Hkillmao. of Barry, is boat is that F" unfortunate. But a few weeks slnoo bo bad four homes killed by lightning, and ‘Where doaa she hail from I” □o Thursday of last week, during a kns.—•‘Williams" Island." . is being delivered ou Btato heavy storm, the wind unroofed his ‘What is aba laden with T" -paraiory to paving. Tn Gaut Cnieseu Jvxttxx is noth­ ing in oomparison to the imtnenae bussneeo l.-eing earriod on by Jim Sattoa. Jim is on Jefferson Street, aad does were lesmsss than ony other iastitalioa of the kind in Hastings Hl. store is always full, prices low for saw ar ready par, and would tike to have the public call on him before they sfaaafer their money at tho higher priced nooerias. Grooerico of every drecription both light and heavy. Give him a call. Jeflbreon 8t June 4th. tf GRAND 11 A.1 ’IDS, MICH P. T. Barnum’s SALT GREAT TRAVELING MUSEUM, BARLOAV & GOODYEAR THE C-3B Keep a lurge uupply <>r Salt for sale nt Ixiweat market rales, in their Brick Warebouxe. nBMivrtmwatsntaatEimi tux Inta 1V1 HiKTAO'Fi'R.lEj 10 Barrel lots »d<1 more aoW to defilerx at a very small ad­ vance above Cur-load Rates. AND WORLD’S FAIR. Light and Heavy Groceries, Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, pi/IE LUflBEU fUlffll^D I/I Mt L04» LOTS. ■ udidraln visited tho western CITY The thanks of our party are tendered to the many friends who visited ua, r the hills of New Hampshire who, with their happy heart., and fare, made our trip to Gun Lake, an optoido Hayfocd is spending a few oa Hte's journey that will linger tong tho State of New York with in fond memory, and to Capt John A, Turner the repicial thank, ol .the party are tendered far taking charge of the aril boat, and taking ua safely on many a pleasant trip, and for Mo novel way of landing the Pilgrim, at Hemlock Point, whoa viriting oteoadaa. Wo shall toag re move bar our trip to Qua lake, aa oao of tho happy spoi*. aad hope it may be our good fartuao to visit there agam, »!». Ih—14■1’’ Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. Il has mrvarbMB oar tot to attend * more civil, or mare afeMy conducted dance than the <mo give* at Union Hall by tho Hose Boys' «a tbooveaiuR ‘h“ 20th, inst PATENT COOLER! Rowers new brick is being rush*! •kng, a. all buriaeoo is wbea sepesto taad-d by Buba. Thejbig Postern are out for our rounty fair, sod ws hop* they smtf bo wrilM*klered over the cuuaiy. / Dr. E. F. Brow a inform, us that be shall return to thia city this week a^d JOB PRINTING �this point was carried nt tho polls with | bid two dteeming rotes. Work aw the bridge will begin soon, tho contract-. or having agreed to take the bond., > which are to run IK years. The Bail-1 CURES road Company offers' very roasouablo inducements lor the erection of public Kite uniatism. Scalds, Lameness, buildings and a commodious sc tool Neuralgia, Borns, Sorrnexs, bouse will bo erected during this fall. 1 The new corner, who expects to find Korv Throat, Bolls, Wounds, here a barren and uniutoreeting naite Ulefcrs, Bruises, is sfrwiably surprised and feels asham­ Plies, Sprains, ed of his prejudice. The tdcosing lay of the land, the fancied bluff, in tho Toothache, ___ . Old __ Sores, Colic, west and north, the picturesque ArkanAll Hemorrhages, i sa. with its thickly wuodod islands and V. Dlarrlia-a, j tall cottonwood trveo, upon its banks, the clean and cosy looking new bouses j of the closely built village, tho depot ; with .he suirounding railway apparatus. ; and tho ondlcMi iron jiaralells of tha . railway itself, form io oil a landacap I of (wculiar chanif and you wonder how I far wet ilbs to that traditional Amari'can (teert of Alkali, HaftekroOey AUGL’HT, -1H7U. BtcHic.E ctinnti o.«. Grand River Villay Division -■ste tsShsKtsfaraKsu Fwt'XL-CiSrXiaASaX'nr.'AtfSttMte •hrtrslM. SXBOBWW-TCt.tS'r isixs-tr ■unaawfiEs l:Xr'.a™.“i':s S s- st aaaatytxrtmyaa ss&astrJSirx. '.wya! tK:X”-i:r5^.SisnSfe EmSmS K ■fcsSx; nrttnsawrs-.' . lido aa.1 lctaro.1 Ikaoakl »■ ika ro t lid dar Jalr. ■ —.tfWSJtt at isaar. n. <~Tn iitS-S ~r )•■(. AlM.lkeMaUiMM«<rortN«( »s alsssrur.t rertisn A. tills loysihls The Germania Colony in Kansas The German people all orer the Bait- j urn aad Northern btatre of our count-' ry and in Canada are taking a lively interest in tho prugrx-w of the German coloairation enterprise of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fo Railroad Cura-; pany, in the Great Arkansas Valley, and , Mr. C. B. Schmidt, the General German agent of tho company, baa found it neceMary to trmpfoy extra help to aasiat I him in satisfying the popular clamor fur ‘‘particulars” ontho subject From the /"V Z"\ 5 0,000 00 I S412.80 eMHW.j.af. I Hall. a. to*1--- Jralm Wi >ii»LEizi:i> surt Miro IlwcMraud Mr, Slow,. At VINECAR BITTERS ■Jia Balm SINE’S Gorman Department of tho Load office, | /'/M ‘el and tho decided bnsineos-tone of tha letnterprise tars received there, we are led to judge that EUoutoad, the central point of the eoleny, is destined to bo Lb German bc town of Ksn.se; tot not farmers and • Two I*rfaM61,000 2 I nnrrunifWO utockratecrs only, but artisan., profess­ taSSEfc SIMMS ional, and business men are taking steps to indsntify themselves with the move-; mont;—and well they may, tor the sur­ rounding country has al! the attributes, that warrant tho growth and prosperity" of a largo oxnmorcial and industrial community. Our State is to be con­ gratulated upon the acquisition of a class of attest, who. as n rule, bare proven highly uutrumental in tbo de-| velopment of tbo natural resource's <-i any region, which they hare made their <SttFT .E FmImI ar.e £aiw.i Lock t ;Joon-..’ng Complexion. . SS“Tj=rd O Gnu (W PnMIMB ii toi! The ‘•Germania colony” L made up of lands Irelonging to the counties of Burton, Rice, Htaffurd and Bono. 1: extends fat 30 miles North and South and 12 miles East and Wmt, cvntain»in all 860 sections of land, or 230. acres, of which 100,7CO acres bu-: long to tho Rail read company. The re-: morning 120,640 teres are Government[ land aad subject to homesteading and j pre-emption. You may travel from tbo • mouth of the Arkansas in the snnuy I south, back to its snow.hid birth-place, amid the glaciers ot Mount lanroln. and | nowhere along those 2'X.hi miles uilD you find, a My of laud, that in u richer i G. R. V. EXTENSION__ ,awm ET /■"* ‘•fail S £iEr.;v,_ h -tewoT. LIVE agesi ™ stok GOLDSMITH'S BRYANT A STRATTON LSSSSt’ > tl.al.ro. fi. AFRICA Michigan Central R. R. turttsniSs: •van .t th. roi. orro. ■>»> m W. E. KFAMEri a 00,, FLOUR MERCHANTS New Book for Agents Wild Life in the Far West' A. N. SABIN, Floir & Grain Ceaaiwtiii Mmtait, Cathartic Pills, The Babcock FLOUR; GRAIN. TUBE AND HEED .CHAMPION. .... *<■«"« ’ aril. A. Ute. at IM, r «VU*k is ike at-; is Uuuk ■E"«< M<nro«. roe.Oar! Vk.-.-S'S •XtlS.'iiMC.'ttffi ft- »»».■%?«•. rsfz“' ■trew. r^si.'ritK.v.ula SUT.; en up, goes to show that this |>eculiarity is amply s^peeciauat Ite stock-! man seeks cheap lands, with pleuty of i healthy watett.hu fiisd* it in thax par-1 tion of the coloby. which extends South ( of the Arkansas river, at prim rang­ ing from Slopes acre, with Inxuruiut I {future and an abt>uAauc<> of dear' spring* and creeks. The agriculturist' knows what that black mellow «.il, from fire to ten frwt doep can produce, and j he rolecte his quarter wxlion from among the lands lying north of tha riv* | er or in the bottom along both iu banks, i Large crops of Cora and Oata hare I bs»en grown horn for years and all sort* o! gsrdeu-truck due. tina!y. Melon., Bumpkins, Kjuaalic., Unuuut and route of all kinds attain fabulous dinsetisiaas. The iaitu-rasu hards of butfulo which j Oar |teU.”:.UI »rt । |.| K rc-r- .» ! •. roika .an «.r,« .mi ■ irctotuTsiSurst' j ... Uh. i. ,n ll< «... >n , ■ is. matx eV brorr b.s er.u telsr (k. iro-^ »Un IS. Ckrse roU CMair. sit IhsMteafM. UCTitOIT-rellbttoil. V.-.I>.T.»1MJ>.I4L ''' u*"'“u’ «*“»-a.,e. BOILER DODD'S WORKS. e lMSSEaWte«a <•-■■■ NERVINE DOES IT! L. N. MIXER'S plainae the general dry and perched appennmeo of the wild land all along the Arkansas Valley. But lot us break that thin crust of dry sod, and what do wo find but a mellow, moist alluvial sail. :iU £ Scrofula Syrup! iSgfewisSaS notnentm is easily accounted for, shon the facta are understood. The bed of EPIDEMlt^DisEASES4 JooW w m.-. io isi van—w. tor aartlsB. ■ raxvxxro st cui< wmoRiuu I Aiimisj ii tic W Bauu. * MnOtataaiil<iMffl ‘ PltoTftl Datar aid ffimuit. Brt Wane nJactai i'Sariiw a ro .. tncmo.V, AND TltE SOUTH, nos ... ur cukmio rim. (TH O LERA. sand and gravel, and tho robot];! of the adjacent lands conaisriag of tho same material, the superabundant waters tfntd themselves through tea subsoil, MSI Mstamud OKU .srcncbltdiMlon modietee. It to nnre<te<! by Phyre it hi fa­ il I pesfttvrty ewre I, 8TTHWJ9 Ittfri, KITEU\UXQ. GOVT- G01TRV. \bi:oxcniT!^ xrnvora DEI) 1 LITT. INCH"\IENT cojrsvifPT10N, 'sad sR ffisrtws arising from an th.pcre'cvmhffnn of the Blood. B«at! for cur ntwatuua AxxaTir, in which yrrt wilt find rertiEratrs from rsliaUa anil truMVorthy ri.y«iwa Mluirfcrs of the Grape! and ousts. Di. St. UIU.a Iter, st MlsaS«^wy.ne keamaS it h nawaf fcasndi ailirtm SlssaB.eWliwn.i mcMK - Eruptive and Cutancou« I such aa fit. Anthony's Fire Jiose or Erysipelas, Pltnplcs, Blotch. Postules. Boils. Tumors, Tetter ..r roll Rheum. Ulcers andfiore>, Dysjiepsis, INbillty and all Itnpurt'-Ie* <4 the blood. *■ Hixeb’s s< roui la fivuvr Lo-, dr* Ing the.twat fcw yeare, cured tl. cJBds of sufTerlnif pattenta |n all pcut|> ftba country. It is the > SctcrscTLuIi im INO CaK ks.MjAteLn Ltell <•<*■ M WTK1MM. Price. *1,00 per Settle, GIVEN Wa SatMl sa litpal Otromo. wssaicJ .st rest, tor Enuntog, Ins to evvry Agrel fir . OMlmUttlwiwtoi UNDERGROUND tin nuw °TNE samm ‘ B T T803. W. r.V0X. WSBagtt betavo.. 180 FiairHngritvi ngi„ Bateta. lasteaato aid Aaatomis “■• Jftwri.asssrw^'fi.l MW >B PRINTING .WwUftfc- 'ANTED � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-09-03.pdf 3ed1869dbc00f4dd7592936c350c9fcf PDF Text Text Tq* fVrJBiicM B W'H- Tlfr (^*f<Ibucm Bujhn &XT58 OF jUbVKRTIBIliO. VOL XVIII. nd HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1873. Cirij. Over 400 running in Barry County I I Nearly 300 "oM hy us since 1871. X4rG «<>M last season. ;"5O «>t<l already this i OLIVER CHILLED PLOW ayagon The only Wagon with the btope Shoui-lvrod Kpoke. JHARNESS, on hand, and made to Order. TIN, COBBER, SHEET IRON ARK Manufactured to Order 5021 UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. Evorrb«n|y is invited to cull and examine the stock coiuintiug of s,yL“’£L Crockery, Glassware, new and 10,000 Machines mammoth FIRST PREMIUM Teas, Stoneware, Coffees, all kinds of Fish. OUR CULTIVATOR FRANK LWARD, nm ru* B11»T CM»tt, re* xmith’n Auvrtrfxaaa Organ, fetotes BMC •mvriotiMnsal CASH PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS At the old stand of M Alien, State Street, Hastings, Mich. DENTIST Mi, SMITH. MANEE & PRESTON. Michiiai Thanking the farmer* of Barry county for their liberal sup­ port in the pant, we nope we shall merit it in the fttture, belicring it irfor our material interest to support home manufactures. M DWIGHT A BJLHRALL. RUSSELL & NEVINS What is it ? J. P. ROBERTS & CO. STOCK OF res. My‘•Trip Hammer.” with which J mak* Irons for UtlGGIEN, M ichigan -Exchange. b Valuable ••MaCHtMw” I have- tong felt tbo need oir II I* one at the great w h Irb enables me to sell Buggies eo LOW a* U> DEFY COMPHTITION. DRUGS never meant the nrofossor tn sen it, and 1767 ; and tho constitution the vay became by it almost frightenedgovernment -------------- . wluch . . too people . at Michiher to death. gar. tare fanned for thomselm, and And she loved him dearly, and she submitted to congroM being of a repub­ knew tint ho loved h<w. lican character and oo conceded in tho And when »ho rime to and felt Lie •eeond soction oftta act already ctad, arm about her, and heard his word*, entitfed “ an act to establish tho north­ and—and all that, you know—she ern bouadmw of Utas nd tor the «dcouldn't bear to tell him it was all a mis­ misrion of Michigan into the Union Tiptake. And I know *l>e kieaod him ua-. on tho conditions therein expreaond." d er tho old oak tree, tor I «aw her. The preamble and raaoIuBooa offered Papa Rill didn’t *ay “No.” Indeed. by Mr. WffldM tavingbomx ocaridsrod, Ruth was of age, a* why sbonld he ? war* negatived by Yea* and Kaye; a* And hi* uife hardly cared to have a •top-daughter of bar own age at tame. Bo Ruth ha* boon Mrs Robin Good­ fellow for a long while now, and is, she tell* me, very happy, all because cf Miss I’ntnrose's nn»take. erica. Smith, Btubbe, Tucker, Vftllacd, 8. A u Warner, Welch, Wing—28. Tho question was then taken co tho preamble ami resolution (of dissent) offered by Mr. Clark, of Momoo, and decided in the affirmative by yeas and nave* as toilowi: Yu*—Mamra. Alton, Axford, Brown­ ell. Butts, Clark, CouHin, Drake, Dra­ per, Ellis, GUbart, Glover, Jsdroos, Latte, Lawrence, Markham. Nowton, NoU*. Oden, Peck, Richardson, Satterleo, Smith, Btublrn, Tucker, 8. A- "L. Waman WaWk, WWaid, Wllg 88. I, and told all too odd ----------------- praftesor; how ha wore his hat in thus, and sometime* petted us on the head when wo did wriL* and oven called u* “th*** children,'’ and knew to much, and never took any aim, bat tallad to old Pat tbo gardener a* sociably as yen ploasc. And tonirhme* of a Sunday when ether people were coming out of shuich, be roamed about tho garden in hl* dro«ring-gown, and shceked Mis* Frimnao n‘tl»* heed of tho wmlmuy. Btenor Pmtfilhtlo, and th* younger Wife Pnmroso, all In nroeesmon, witls prayer-book* With a full line of oxtraa on hand. STUD EB.VKETt NO. 49, - But we likad Mm. Ho was quite oddWt, we thought; thirty 1 altould (Link —deer me, how old that UMd to seem I -^-and very odd, indeed, but ho wa* goril-naturnd. , • Wettauldtayo starved, Whs tad no*, ordered the waller (oi bring “mar* fed st supper tinih,' la inch a matter-offtrt-way, that Miss Primroen dared not to »ay no. She told n* flat “great appetites were vulgar f but wo knew hor motive, and 1 really think too would have liked to scratch Professor Goodfellow’* eye* ! out very often. . ' ' He wouldnh have stohM • wook but that toe had rignta a written Agreement fi>r a year and bb'etate ch»sp. Poor Protestor Goodfellow I '“Who wa* that nice genOeman, but *» funny, who Mid •More biscuit for the young huliw, Pbggy,’ eo often F’ said Rutli, up In tar room that night. **Phat’» Robin Goodfellow,” sold I. “What a name to call him t Do you * •' *'--—-jti* Kcretly fta your DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, On motion of Mr. Wilkins, U>o<vention proceeded to tho coniideratum ol th* preamble and resolution disrenjir.g from the pro]•tuition of oongreev relativo to tlio admission of thia ate to into the Union, heretofore offered l»y Mr. (Srk. of Monroe. Mr. Clark moved that eaid preamble Hutchins, Kerctaral, Kimtall, La&casand resolution lie adopted­ ter. McDouell, McKhutry, Noyns, Rich­ -Sen wo argued about hi* looks, and। . Mr. McDouall moved to amend said mond, Rickey, Sumner. Yau Doser. IL decided that be »u not ugly, though preamble and resolution by substitut­ Warm*. Wsaro, Wilkin*. Wood—21. ing tho following: Mr. Ellis offered the following reso­ ho never rould ba called haudsomo. JZMft^Bytbo People of Michigan, lution*, which were read, laid on the And Rath said ho wa* almoat beauti­ in convention axombUd by their deb*. table and ordered to bo printed ; ful- only *o fancy. RsmW, That thi* cc creation mort Nor Robin Goodfellow looked up at gnw> of United Bute*, approved , wAwnnly protest, against tta right of June 15, 1'886, entitled “An Act to os- tbo congroea of the United HMM to at­ And he took groat pain* with her— tnldish tbe northern bonndiffy of Okie tach Boy inch condition a* that contain­ and for the admisriofi of the state of ed in tho foregoing redtad act, at being imuii’Tiae pamv—and often, out of hour*, brought her nice books to Improv* her Jlichigoa iato tlio Union oa the modi- rontrnry to the article* of compact oootion* therain exptvasod,” Tbei w* as­ tained in the ordtnasoo of HS7, and style. sent to the terms therein axpreMcd, bat the cctutitution and Keto govarnmeut "It woe *d HadI" mid Rutb. An<Lthc profretcr had long talk* with novertliolM*. reserving to tho said state, which tho poofdo of Michigan bavo her after dusk in the garden, and used and to th* fieoplo thereof, every right formal for tbamenlvM, and luLmitiad to think her, wo all felt, an cxcHont secured to Ibetu by tho ordinance cf thd to congress bring of a republican char­ oongrem of 1787, and protesting eeamai acter and *o conceded by Ha radGcawl:c!ar. At fir*t she called him “Dear old tho right of tho efiugress of the United tion and aewptaMa m dodarod fa ths Robin Goodfellow." Then too began States, tdafter tho conditions of tbo said second aectiou of the aforesaid net of to call hint Proftxncr Goodfellow, oven ordinanceNvithout the common consent That all qucalioo* touching whm we were quite tdono. And yet •ho seemed to like him Letter than toe Hr. Ellis moved to amend the atav* by the conflicting claim* of Kates to jari*adding the word*, “which is hereby didfcn ar sovereignty, Ought of right did, which wa» odd. to be adjudicated, whenever they are And ho need to look at her so much gtvsiL The amendment olterod by Mr. Ellis found to exist, by arbitration ar com—eo very much. Tlrni ru odd, too, for ho hail (not the way of looking at haring been sabtequentlr withdrawn, protniM between the state* interwtod, propio very much, and hardly ever the qurttion wan taken on the ailnti- subject to a •ubsoqusnt ratification by tute offered by Mr. MeDonoll, and de­ the congress of tho United Slates ar by ghrerod at Miu Primrow. Ho tho year went by. Ruth woe of cided ia tbo negative, by Yea* ami an appeal or roeert to the higheat judi­ cial tribunal of tht* union. age. and all her mother’* money, an Im- Nay*. as follow*: "xna—Messrs. Beaufait, Bredsbaw, JhtrM, That a select committoa of menro mm. eame tn ta hers; but too Brown, OoUamer, Comstock, Dort,' three bo appointed, wboaa duty it shall stayed at Ptinrrue Hall. ••It wa* a nice place/’ *ta said; •‘and Ilutehino, Kerohoval, Kimball, Lancas­ be to iwcparo in behalf of this conyon•ho wa* getting ou in_ the lat.-gnagw, ter, McDouall, McKinsfry, Noyas. Rick­ tion. and forward to (he President of and jm did not rietrFLcr it haute with ey, Richmond. Sumner, Van Daur, I tbo United Rato* A cotnmanicaSou to Wilkins, H. Warner, Weare, Wood-! accompany tbo preceding preamble and Hat bvo-atd byo sho begaa to look roaolutioas. pale and low-spirited, and cry a little ! BraM, That five delsgstas be toto-ied L» this wrnvonUm, wbowj duty It sow and then, a* we kn*w. than he to visit Washington, during That wa* about the tim* that rfcar tho approaching seeaion of toiqain, old Robin Goodfellow was making ready Noble, Odell, Peck, Richardson, Ssti- with lutrsctioM to oo-eperato with our io bare 1'ruuros* Mali,' Tiui moment his ongagem-n t was over eriee, Haith, Stubb*. Tuekcr, S. A. L. rcpraculaliroi ia emigre** tor the pro­ motion of tho cause, interest* and aianr* Mia* 1’rimrvet- gave aim a pioco of ■ her Warner. Welch, Willard, Wing-28. Mr. Wilkin*, in pursuance of provi- of the people of thl* »tal». mind, and said they must part I hardly think-hv wauled to go, hr ou* notice, then offered tho following u* a •urtitute: grow »o serious B'Zsrew, By an net of rongresi of addroM to th* eteotata of Chi* atom, oxTho day Lefur* hi* departure. Kato and I sud Ruth were all together in our Juno tta 15th, 1NW— the conetitution prewnve of tho view* of thismnymtinn state government which the pooela BiteM, That two thouwnd oopica of class-room, when Jean ran in with a and ..rvf.’.v: i i■___ i r ,i —_ paper-tlw MmiUr, which Him tto journal of thi* eouvration, togethar Pnmros* took regularly crury Monday. I* conditionally accepted, ratified and with th* accompanying documenta; bo in ’uamnhlrt fozm torto. dfeiribu“Buch a swoot ]>i*c* of poetry, giris I” confirmed;—and, wberear, tho admi»*- printed, ri.nutidsr ltaLttanryof proriioQ of the atato uf Michigan into the alio said. “Do rood it.” Union, as on* of tho United States, is1 dent of thi* convention, And die handed oa Um paper. Mr. McDonsll, in behalf of tho miWo aH road it-Ruth bm. Thi* provided by the said act, to bo upon the cxnrcM condition “that the mid norityoflho convention, gave notao •fate shall consist of and have iurisdic- that ho ataaH ou n ftrturo day, ask tion over sii the t'-rritnry included leavo to outer upon tho journal, a prowithin tho following boundare-, end t**t agtaort to* preamble and rendu-, over non* other t. to nit—Begining at tion, offered by Mr. Cferk*, and adopt­ ttnrj>ouii where tlio dotoribod northern ed by too oouvsattiom . boundary of the atato of Ohio intersects। Or. motion Of Mr. Sumner, tta con­ the oitctern boundary of tlio State ofln- vention adjourned unH to-morrow at 9 dioaa, and .running with tbo said boundary Uno of Ohio m deourfbod in tho first aectioa of the said act, until it intersects tho boandsry hue boewroa the United State* ami Canada in lake Erie: thenre with the said boundary lino between th* United States and “I wondre who-wroto it,” add Kato 1Canada through lb* Detroit river, lake ■Huron and lax* tfeperiar, to a point Il all camo put of Mis* Primraas'a “tad whether she m*Mt kF ’ whero the said line last touches lake “ 1 toigk *ta did, ” »«M Rath. “ M idea that th* girl* thould pat their Superior; theuco in adixeotliu* through French ireerd*** iiifo snrslopee, iastoml sounds *o " And she took .tax sosocra from th* !sk» Snpcrior, 'to tho mouth of the Mon­ of sending them rolled op. as th* zprotreal rivar, (hence through . th* middlo ftxeor would lisra Hied, and from the of the main channel of tbomil moutxcway the girls had of directing hall a *1 riror, to the tniddfe of the Uk. of doxrn enrelup t-um! on idea of Mia. tbo Dwtcrt, theuoo in a direct Itn* to Primrtae's afto, that they should not bn the nearest head water of ttu. Menoradirected a tall—and pot them by Jor Then tac started ata looked terribly 1onio river, thnneo through tbo middle future CMC of that fork of tho *atd rivor fast touch­ “Proftiw&rR. Goodfellow. Prewmb" fngbten*d,apd tnck*d th**«ap Inlo an 1 ed by ttoi mH lino, to th* maifi etanHi* name w»* Robin,- and when tho n*D of tho mM Mreombnfe rivnr.— pronto lint Uard tb* whole name they great tarm should sta defect tar : far theuce down tho centre of‘'the main apakl well and ,wa« in arcty • vay a choanal of the same tu tho centre of the lito Uro e*labli*hm«u». taridre be- moot usual ship charnml of tb* Gmn bay of |ako Michigan ; thur.ee, through the centre of mo*-, usual slup ehrmnol of tho mid bay to th* middto of Ute Michigan ; ttabcu through the middfe of lake Michigan to Umj uorthura taund«y of to. state of hrimas. .. that tne Til estaOisbad by tho *M of coq- ’ICMSShSfe-. Medicines HATS AND CAPS. Bouts Single scat BuggUs as Low as and shoes, One Jfqi|dre<l Dollars, IF YOU WAIT PAINTS & OILS And two Seated Farmers' Buggies at One Hundred and Twenty-five Dollar*. P1KEN1X CASH STORE J aliall also build Hioiria Paler Woaa. Now Farmers, « wtow -< >w- «.“.?^rd.i5.,!f!;,se’...w.b^2. th.™—— I V>.u could at'r a Buircy for so small an amount < my reputation as a buggy builder by selling a I , AXLF, of all t* tbo WHEEL. J.L. R^ED. Will not be Undersold. Bl'MZU, * SSYINS jT?-’ HA8TIIG8 IAEBU WORKS : KJEKCA A* A TEACHERS' CLASS Chrome CIT, CHROMOS ! east romer Hrewd, and ttamm . acwtlK �the law of prcigrc*», which tlio. writer nor any thoughtful man can do, (for bo knows better thsn hs writes), there are too urai.y constitutional grumblers— un-n that .are alwaya saying, 'Things were not so in our Grand fathers’ time.” Well, that is very true, aud when we couqwre note* with that lima, wo ore very glad they are not. True, men oro learniag the art of making money and iiictwuse in wealth our country; yet tilled with uudaveloiwd resource* offers to tusu of brains a field for a di*]>lsy of Talent, and ws arc glad it is so. look around you and see what has boen done friend*, when asked to nemo the now party, or rather to disgutae tho old par­ ty under a now name, was pathetic iu the extreme. "Call it the liberal De­ mocracy,'* said>h» bland old gvattomau; "tho now organixatiun should be tho joint work of Democrat, and Ropubli■rawi, and loth should lie equally at homo in it, neither tho guoul of tho other." If Mr. Groesbeck had stopped bore, wo might have thought him hon­ est in his advice ; but, in his cagvrncue to put himself on rorocdH* a luualstoul Democrat, ho reveal* the insincerity of tho words ho uttora Ho says: “1 am • Democrat, but 1 should be very glad to see the Democracy move out of its old organisation into a new uno. You will not succeed unlras you do. Il msy bo that they will rviuse and fprefer to tarry where they are f-w the Imlance of tho century, and until they can fix tbo meaning uf the revelation, of US. 1/ m, ZH^gooi/rial/ terry wvik/Lw. Af­ ter all, 1 like them, and 1 liko tho old poUtical homestead; I confess it is some­ what dHspidstod ; Uioro are no liuncrs upon its walls, and victoriousslioutings an no lungvr heard within, but it is a a boms still, and 1 sliall not leave it un­ til it is pulled down.” From thki we infer that the Liberal Democracy must do without Mr. Groesbeck until the dila(iiilatod old shanty which rover* him is either blown ar pulled down. He seems ready to advise others to leave tho old homestead, but loth himself to l-eople that have taken such stridee, and that too io the right direction 1 Boe your noble halls at learning, your iastituiiunj for Life’s poor unfortunate*, the poor, the lame, tho halt, the blind, and say “that every emotion, oxeept that of avarice, i* blasted." Bee Chicago in flames and in ruins and thousands of her people wilbout homes or bread, ee« a world in sympathy and iu action, freighting those swift messengers, until Chicago had bread enough and to spare, and then say, that humanity has died out, and avarice rite enthraned iu its at cad. Why. in our Grandfathers’ day wo had not known of a Chicago In ru­ ins, until thousands of her pcoplu had died of hunger and cold, and tbo re­ mainder had sttflhnd the samo fliic, long lieforo tbo slow tratup, tramp, of those day* roukl hare reached them In help. Instead of grumbling and finding fault, if the writer had left tho .arfivv, and thought a little deeper, h« would hare seen that capital is, and must al­ ways be, the tuotivH [xisrer by which we have clothed oursclvus us with a garment, with a netiwork of Railroads, which has, so to Wpeak, annihilated diatauco, and is binding us together doser iu in­ ternal bond*, and making u* to appreeiate and comprehend more fully the groat modes of thought era quickened by the electrio flaabey, speeding along the wire exchangin£-fd<-a> with all tuitions, with tlx- rapidity of thought itaolf. So many and so great are the changi-* everywhere, aud so rapidly are wo progress­ ing, that the aid fossils become giddy, and bocnuac they are unable to com­ prehend any but the slow inarch of our grand parents, tlu-y naturally fell Io grumbling ; nad lierauso wa giro them ths news of the world in a few hours, instead of from our state iu a mouth, (ae in tbovo happy old days); and be- 1 i , i J ( , । An old drover from off tho plains of Tuans gut upon thu Katuuuv Pacific train at Ellaworth with tbs intention of going to Kansas Gly. There also gut on board the train, at tho asms station, two or throe cattto dealers, ono ot thorn * short, muscular little fellow, who plays tbs most prominoat part in this affair. A party of three of those peatifasvus tluevee known to all Western railways — monte gamblers— soon made their proeenro known in the car n*xt to the him to mind his own buriuoM- Ho roeontod the hint, word ted to word, and word* to blow*. Tho young entile drover managed to put in a sorios of adoiUific slodgo hammer blows, which soon sent the monte thief bowling and bleed­ ing ovor the scats. Tho oilier monte mon joined in to take a hand, when the tudo eftmls. Ma*v » «»«•’ly alone an hour of thmr Jive* Tho very idea of the thing wuuld fill them with dread. Thure OTO men who run all over tinneighborhocxl to find somebody who will lie company for their wives while they go to lodge, n town meeting, or —well, nobody but themselves know. GOOD Bidur Rose, Tbo Stolon Mask, Mad Monktoo, Tho Queen's Revenge, Basil; ar, Tbo Crewel Path, Bights A-Foot, and otirnra, bar. neyr bmmjsx.. lied by aur author; and Ar Ml* or Mrs1 and Other Tolos, we anticipate a sale equal to the Woman ns WWte, Tin- O,rad 8ecret, and nay other novel written by this popular author. MIks Or Mrs? I* iv-nod in a largo octavo volume, with a portrait of |tho uuthuS M the cover, price Fifty cunt*, aud A for sale by all. QRNUTNE BARGAINS one, port-pafd. by tho FnHUhwi, eta reew^t pf price by. Ihtyu. .. TAKTOK GCOODS > ■ ABD - ' ' CIIAMBEK SETTS. Tua Amoicax Wosxixo 1’suruc for ' August is received, sad wo cannot rec­ ! houn in tho evening, is perfectly pitiful. ommend it to highly to anyluxly. It is ! What will she du then when old ago really tho friend of the laboring Man, drops her into an arm chair in the cor- whether farmer or mechanic ; and i*ro’ ' Then she must entertain, herself or ( whin* away many a lonely hour ; for j limbs stiffunod with ago cannot keep dare with youthful *qjoymente aud oc­ cupations. Tho distaste of solitude, Die usqtto, F» ran tauly air, that for the habit of constantly seeking company, labouring wan, wo don't believe tho ‘ cause* much of the addto-headad twad­ IFeriuy /'<ey/«,hasnn equal in the wliolo dle that take* tho place of sensible con­ country. Subscription 11,60 |«cr year ! versation in this world. People hav* no chance to improve in advanco. Address, Advisor Publish- { when they arc constantly in company. Each jiorson exert* an influence upon those around, and all individuality is rubbed down to a cipher, which repre­ sent* tho whole group. Solitude is an absolute necessity tu tho improvement of the mind, aud is a life-pni*Mvsr to iho*» who daily talrnr with tho brain amid anxieties and excitomcnts- Without it, a man in IhoMSrsoils breaks down before his noonj of life is roacbed. Truly, there i. efficacy in close prayer. The quiet of the lied^hamber, after the fatigues of the day Is over, is not enough. Thought I J_ ______ __ VI___... V — LOWEST VJEItX •yXriTsrES -AJZsTID UIGJTTORS, For Medical Purpose ■ PBP^CRIi’TIONS CAREFULLJT COMPOUNDED. ESwESi SIMMS at otiar DBM BOB FOMIWRE, H Onwat Also 4 Fino Assortment of / FA.IVCY €3-€>€>toe sJSTm CHBOMOB, LITHGORAJHIC CARDS, REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need in MITHIO. AT NE'V YORK PRICE* ’ Item emter the 1’lttce, Si-cniMl Door feast of the Corner of State and Joffer^u Strveta, Hasting*. SffEftM/t J. /{ICff. C’aiul Street, >, GRAND RAPIDS. SEND FOR CATALOGUES Novello’s Cheap Music- BACON & KARRS WORTHANDBEAUTY! having too much. solitude, w heroin the mind becusnra morbid, but the greater danger is, of being too much in com­ pany. Them ia another roosou why some ]*>i>plo avoid solitude; aud that is, be­ cause they fear to come face tu fere with until it is pulled down." Brave old spirit to faro the dangers of tho final thirty to forty millions, instead of oneThe meanest and most contemptible crash ! Glad, in one breath, “to sec tenth that number, A* thinks the of mankind may yet find some human Democracy move out of its old orgnnii- Devil has just been let lose iu reign ht* ndvoaute, and mate coquette* have had, it seems, at least one defender. his thousand y«m and is holding high The puet Campbell say* be oneearn vol an-1 doing his work so well, heard a lady, dtetiaguished for beauty ia pulled down about his cats. “Call it that he will bo able to .finish off what and rank, defend Str Thomae Lsvmnrw Liberal Democracy." He might havo is left of mankind, iu the early part of from tbo charge of having been culpa­ said, with truth: "Call it anything the first, half of hi* heated term, and ble to paying attention to tho India* without intending to follow thorn up by you phrase, but don't avk me to move then rest in quiet. King .if Chaos into 1L I would rather bo u hermit, living alone among the deserted mine we would say to tho writer of that arti­ of Democracy, than a defeated condi- cle, don’t draw your intpiratiun from tho land of memories, g>-t that old fu» now party which I advise you to form.” ■U veil from before your eyes, stand of­ This is probably what Mr. Groesbeck ten in the neighborhood of tab-graph laNsi. Ho knows that a thud party, polos, and take a long range, and if you or a now party, formed out of the re­ don’t sew things moving on. your aro jected materal of the last Presidential “No, not au much," was still tbo la-‘ election, would show even hsa strength ■Murn than twenty year* ago, on ! Kugliah eokiny eame into Btaffurd, Gene* |I dy,s musing response. than tho one ted by ths unfortunate ' ’ "Can you really, madam,” said tho ss-e County, N. Y., and bought some of Greeley, and for this reason heprudrntthe farms. They paid M high a* «50 | gentleman again, “defend such bohaharping routinually oi ten- upon the per acre. Tho p*r»oni who sold want I vior as di-Mrui*—" -Why, sir," interrupted tb* lady, “to aa candidate fur Governor. If we are prospect of Gen. Grant's running fur west, and many of them toeated on gov- ’ i cunfmi the truth. I am finuly of the not mistaken Mr. Groesbeck in but one a third terra for tlu- Presidency. Was ornment land att 1.25 per acre. To-day i I opinion that tbo majority of women of thousands in tho land who orv will- ever anything more absurd? Thom- tho profils are larger on tho Gonoeeo in- >| would rather be courted and jilted than restfficnts than on those made iu tbo I tag to favor some combination of politi­ who ought to know, viz., the moat inti- west. Many of tho farms for which |50 cal force* strong enough to detest the per acre wa* paid would sell for llfei per acre. Ac.’’—ffqfsfe Creswrari AJRepublican party. but are unwillig to to risk a perse®al sacrifice- iu ths akresaid eonbiaatioo. It is possible they arc* wiser than tbs crowd they advise Fall Kilt .ten’. is Fall K>U luton’i I>i THE CASTAWAYS First-Class Instruments. New Scales. DOUCH New Styles. New Prices. Very Low. talk, and they euro but little what they say, if what they da say, will only have a tendency to make one 1 H-mocratic ESrrteli ■ ■ ■.’ . Zwe-asl ha* evidently fid leu into the too According to the views of the daily common error of great writers and GropAfe, Democrat Allen of Ohio stands small thinkers iu arriving at oiracluaions a mighty poor chanro of an alcetion to on n more exniuinativn of the surface the Gubernatorial Chair, m Gue. Hen­ of things, witbout giving tho entire dricks of Indiana refuee* Io stump Ohio whole, sa judgment made up from a for Alien, ns he, Hendricks, thinks thu close and thorough examination of all corpse of tho j-arty ha* not tbo gb.»,t of tbo i<rt» which i* quite important and we teach aright, sodoar teaching M tree, and truth i» much better than error, though clad in poor habiliment*. Iu his article “ Wrong AllriLuted to tbo Right Canoe,.' bo manifort* so much of RATES I Also, ha has n Inrgo Stock of New Advertisements. front car, when it was agvsed that the monte mon should bo permitted to hold Mm stooping car until tho train reached Salma, whore a sheriff bad l»oa tele­ graphed for. But ‘'this arrangement was not satisfactory to tho bravo little drover. Ho had resolved iqion recover­ ing tho old man's money, and «p|»arod to treat with routempt the kuirc* an-1 I.istols pointed at tho windows of the drawing room. After washing off tbo blood from his face and hand* ho walk­ ed boldly into tho rioepiog car, whore tbo throe gambloro, dnrcn to bay, stood watch within tbo locked glau door. With o huge navy revolver in each hand the young man dashed open tho don, ami, puhiU-d lu* cocked revolvers at tho astonishr-d gambler*, coolly deuuuidml the old drover's lost money. Finding that be was determined to have it or do worse, aad seeing tbo TE.I and, COFFEU h ho has a VERY LARGE STOCK, and be is deter mined to rail st th At a meeting of tho American lustituto •No, sir,' emphatically req»ud.-d the Farmer*' Club, Feb. 17, 1873, one J. child, ‘they Ix-toag to God.’ -Sterling Morton stated that in 1854, h« Tbo grand father said nothing till pre-empted 160 acres near Nebraaka they readied tbo richly lad«n tree, when City for fSOO, just what four acres in hr said : Stafford had lately sold for; and that bo "Well, my boy, whom doM this troa had boen offered t2Q0 an acre for an belong to r unimproveJ portion of the same land. Thia was a tm«ir, and for a uu-meut .L- ■__ . I..., D./5/.A help reviewing it in part. His tinule Butler, I cannot aa*wer, if it piMM the wr iter. as all knew Butler haa made U appearance ia the vicinity of Marysville. Cat. and is .Leng (much damage to vrgutation. Gratahopporo are raiding 1’ottawattomie County, Iowa, in great numbers. Many fields of corn are luring destroyed by them. They are working southward. A ne< bunie direaae, very fetal baa broken out ip Morion county, Iowa. It attacks the kidney*, and tho borau s-xm fislla Io the ground an-1 is uuabto to rise. Tka jmuta become siiff. lockjaw riiaues. • TltH Go to tho iner Office WHEffiLKR. & WILSON WHOVto ' Engineer of tto Rio Granda And Department, her brother, John Dtekiaron, and Ralph Bh« ia the first person who forBHEijtewtffiK. HA Mrs OJ the Wheeler A W 'ihun for <f,c f,axt !/rar '*Pexi (’uar'~ other sewing machines BS Being the most simple in con­ ' Si x,rurUon‘ and easily adapted to Magnolia Balm dtjfkrvnt kdnda of work, running faster, and withleM noin 4*— v oMrr machine, are quOUHe* which <fc Wilson to the public as <S ■yjgBt �5 Bnn««n, Tif« CPBCIAL NOTICE. will *ey of Dr. Walker’. Vinegar Bit­ lingular meeting of the Common I ten that it ran. like a prairie fire. The CounaLMowtey ovmiag.6*pL 1*1.1K78. fame of tb* groat Tempeeoaee Tense ia, Present—Mayor and AM* Jewalli, however, but poorly exemplified by thia Dawaen, '.Mudge, Hosm ~ figure oi apeedi; tut a prairie fir* nut* | Hama and Bently. only in oae direetialu wbenaa the repoOn motion Aid, Mudge a taboo of th* Bitton apremla toward, all llcoorder pre to*. of* snaah-np, waaao wrought upon, point, of th* oompaaa with equal rapid­ I By Aid. Jow*llthat alter going tu bed at the Halting. ity. W* do not bulieva then U a aquaro That cm hundred and fifty dollar* Hniae he could get into only a |<ariial mite of bhabited territory m tho civili.j (1150) fur work on Msch- Avenue. steep, and when th* 11. 40 train came ed portion of the United State*, where Ayea—Jowell, Dawaon, Mudge, Boice from the Wmt. h* in hi* half-coucioua thia merilorioua proparatioa ia not ap­ Bumuict, Hams and Banlly. stale imaginmi himaelf aboard th* tram, preciated. Il any theoretical gentleman Nay*—nos*. and wa* sure the train had jumped the think* b* i* prepared to *how that there On motion further time wu. granted track, ao ho bounreul out of bwl and ir “nothing iu it." We adviae him to go । th* Street Committoe on the Cote job. made a jump hoaJ-firet through the to the Brain* Kate*, to tha Miarimippi Moved and carried that the Street 1 Commiaaionar have furtner time for n>- ted-room window. Tb* lower .ash Valfey, to the deltas of th* Southern howi-vec waa raiaed, lining kept up by 1 riren, to New England, in fart, anyI pair* on afreet to fait grounds a brace or attek, and aa ho wvut through ■ Tho following'petition waa received ho knocked the braci out, letting th* and referred to Cununitteo on atrocL rash down which caught arrow hl* an­ । views. By ao doing, he cu raiao a Tu Jfry-r aad Ua Crnnm tf cle., and kept him from going onto the lienrtter and more general laugh than grouusl hoad fbreruost, and probably hu ever yet ahakrn the aide, of au in­ saving him from gutting badly hurt if telligent people I’enuaa who havo not killed. Ho managed to got him­ been enrod can’t help laughing at other aelf back into hi* room without calling people, wlio tell them that the medicine 1 for help, and we preeuuiu a like acene which eared their Uvea ia a failure. will not occur with him a aecond time. Ihraiaa the fever epidmnie of teat month, the Week of Ayer'. Ague Cure in the Old North Stale became ex hatisted. and Ufuro <s supply euuM bo rocoivad from Ixiwoll, the aufforing from chill, and fever became fearful. A few partiee wore n fortunate os to havo it on hand, and in Jrcdcll County, the druggUta eked out thrir .lender atock* by selling dooea—a apoonfull each—fur a dollar. Many paid ten dollar* luc a bottle, when the regular price i* but one, and thought tbrmaelvea favored at thaL *o valuable aro the curative pro­ jwvwtina of thia preparation, which not only expel* the poiaon from the system, but leave* tha paitent with unimpaired health and vigor. -Ratepk (If. C.) Ata* u«* UMCss*BMlisCVseM. • CHURCHES. 'arrtN&i quated to pre*-nt at each and every meeting of Use Common Counril unln. cxruaed cm ao-ount cf aicknaa* of lum­ ’ aelf ot family, ur abaeoev, and that the record, of the proeeding* of the Council be rrsiuinsl at each meeting of tbo AM Bently— • ■t M’jo* Barlow bo rtqueatad and eUy authorised to collect aracument* from owners or muipaali «tf property ia front of which paving ha* been urdend and ia now.lwiing done and apply the tame under tb* directiuu ot the Board of Ahleimen to th* jiaymrat of ■aid paving Arrivals at the Heatings House B W. Hawtey, IL 0. Caae, J W. liken., Lomu Platt, D. C. De lamator, IM rod. B. M. Anthony. D. B. HarktQ. A. IL Bradley, W. F. Olin, Chicago J. B. llrmtin, B. 8. Morley, Syracuse, N. Y. K. G. Minden hall, Cinriunati, O. G. W. Ballou, Lockport. N. Y, L. D. Hani., J. 8. Cob, J. H. Jewett, D. M. Ctwg-ir, Grand Rapid* F. W. An­ thony, Jackson. At the Natoma!, G. W GriHu, Kalamaaoo. O. Walrath, Port Hope N. Y. M. T.nE.k, N Y. City. Tboa. Bred, ItainwcD. H. W. Roger* Grand Rapid*. T. R. Smith, Sandus­ ky, City, Ohio. _ frequently aea ia our Exchangee from 1 th* aouth part of th* State, that a firm, I under the name ot D. L Staple. « Co., । of Allen, Mich., are “Swindler*" /f?3 CLOTHING. of tha kind ia Hartrap. olway* full, prioae low fiw-----------------par, and would hk> to have tho public call on him before they tprnJtr their money at tho higher priced groocrie*. Groceriea of every deamiptioa both light aud heavy. Giro him a call Jeffarwin St. June 4th. tf WE SELL NO SHODDY CLOTHING I suxa* Good Heavy Gauimere Suit* for Men, Fine Heaver Suita for Men, . .. Fine Custom Mddc Suita for Men, Double Breasted Pea Jacket;.. To thoee going, to Mi»a»uri. Kantar Ncbraaka Colorado, Utah. Wyoming, Neruda, Oregon or ('ahforaia, wo rec­ ommend a cheap, safe, quirk and direct route, via Si. IxjuIb, over the hf luouri r.uitii- 1 tailroad, which run. it* tino Day Coach*-, and Fullman Steeper* । from BL Ixrai* to principal point* in th* Wet, wstUuf rlaqyr. Wo belinve that Thio Magaxine, a uniroraa! favorite with all cUaaee of aoriety, rich and poor, it imued for September, and a rare number it it, brim full of genuine mptter such aa intereau all roadora. It haa a nice whaleman’, atory, telling of adventure ia tho arctic region (which wu crowded out of tho August number), and a well- tan, omtributed by one of that naaful profnaaioa, tbo celobratod M. Quad of the Detroit >>w Pme,a moat promiaing young writer, who nerved through tho war ae a •oldier, haa paased many month* in tho Indian country a. a trap­ per and hunter, and now acta at editor In additiou to all-thia la a well prepare*! paper on Braxil, aornral l>cutiful .furies, an extra good Mipply of poetry, and 'Winoeg the latter u a l«»a by Mins Muaby of Virginia, a near rotation of tho cs'L bratnd Colonel Moeby of gworrilla fame, and the usual illuatrationa and comic cut.. All th«> back numl»-r ■ from January auppiiod by the publiah- 1 CHILDREN’S, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ DEPARTMENT. Children’* Suita, Boys’ Suita Youth*’ Suit*; further West are prom|>t an-1 reliable. The Texas connection of thia road ia now curajdeted, and paia*iigaro ar* ottered a first claa*, all-rail route from BL Iziuis to Toxa* either over tho Mi*souri, Kanresa A Texa. R. R‘, viattadalia, « over the Atlantic A Pacific IL R-, to $15 to 20 to 30 ttfiKts'i Fall Overcoat*. ’........... Hoary Winter Overcoat* for Men, 6 to $25 Children’s Chinchilla, Cape and Other Styles of Overcoats. on, Tbomc. A TalluM, 3G Broomfield . Stro«<, Boston, an.! for aale at all peri­ (tony oiler* 1,200,000 acrea of land in odical atom, in tho country. Central and Bouthweet Miaoouri, at fmin to f 12 par acre, aeven years’ On tho Burlington, C*dar Rapid* and time, with free transportation from St.Minneauta Railway Tueaday night, near Ixmia to all pnrehaaer*. Climate, mil, Cunterdalo, a freight train ran into a timber, mineral wealth, acboola, churchlaigv dtuve of rattle, turning the loco­ <•• aud law-abiding aucicty inrile emi­ motive over and amaaliing it up omridor- grant, from all jumto to thia land of ably and Wleacqiing ten freight rar*. fruits and flewera. For |>or1icul*iu adNo one was injunM . drvaa A. Tuck, land Commienonor, St.- Local 61i;i;es pitice;. To Merchants wc Sell Goods STAR CLOTHING HOUSE VIENNA EXHIBITION. ne Grat Craniu Triuuit or tail from aaid firm, asking ua to print them tH") bill ho* is and » n1 by ina.L add­ ing poatag*, and they would remit. Well, we dal it, “mor the left,” think ing if they have to uead au tar for job Frews* Atf IB, 1873 work, whan there are ao many pr i nting Wanui A Wiirou, Mrs. C«* b->are* all around them, that their re|e C2& Kttr Ttrk. \ utatfon ma-t hate been truthfully art Awarded Grand Medal on Pntgreas, fte CWy ./ H-(ay> forth by many of oar exchange*, so wa Grand Medal of Merit, and tho only Your Committenon atroet* would respectfully declined Ss wing Mat'lune Company remmniru<l■ubtuit the following tcjmrt : wa hose ed by the Jnteniatioaa^Jerr fitr tho • xamim-d tha road known as the Carter. War no Pnurtxl’ura Awaraan Ihaur Grand Ihpkxna of Honor. Conacxrrioa ?—Becaoae they neglect a Cough. It ia not neewaaary to conaadt a phyaichn, but take Dr. Ranaon’a Hive Syrup and Tolu, or Hooey Syrup, and euro you Cough at ouce. Thia ia aa excellent praacriptiou of an earinent phyrieiaa, and adapted to all Cough. 3(> CANAL STREET, A rare chance tu buy Ihy Ch«J< cheap—r. IL Sabin A Co. of Jackson, are telling out their entire (dock at first cost- They have an unmenw atock, tonu* I Ifiti,(MM) worth of choice good., of all kind*, which they are during out. Advertise ii the Mid Bauer. 183398 Beastner, Heath A Co. havo tho largaat atock of Undertaker* goods, *urh *1 Casket., Coffin* Burial Itutx-a, Ac., in i Central Michigan. I'erooti al attvndnnre and good Haona will I* furniahed to cu.tomew throughout tho rounty free Luther Bennett, repairing ai$^iu-»t, 12 50. Tbo*. Altoll, money advanced io pay A splendid rain Saturday night last for work in 3d ward, *2 14. Mr* I. W. Vrooinau b ia Naw York Tbo* Altoft. work ia lai ward, dfiag her friend*. •162 ML Thue. Al tuft, work tn 2d ward, |50 Cte The Banna ia tho .boat advurtiaing Jew Maurer, work on atrecta, 7tata ty OU the kidney* end liver, and amist medium ia the UountyW Barry, having Joe. Slattery, wevice aa poitea, *9 00. The Ward Seboola ot thia City eo nsthem to out from th* .system tb* prorok- nearly deuble the circulation of any Geo. Currvv, aervire a* police, 12 00. artbM Monday th* *|h ia»L iag cauee* of «»* of the wont form. ther paper in the County. if Wm.Tbkter, rorvire a. pulire, M On. A good deal of sickm aa, and many Joo A. Fuller, service a. polio*, *2 U0. bay thi. madias* at the drag ttof of dcatha reported lately. Joeiqdi Arnold, arrviewaapoUoa,92 00. J. F Roberta A C*. and its uaa wiU re­ UuseneM is »u.r«ndrd ua Rowmw MW spire you with naw life and vigor. Il wiU aond you bozxsog about your baainaaa with tha energy of the bonml baa. Keep a large Mipply of Salt for sale at Ixiwe«t market ratoa, their Brick Warehouse. Light and Heavy (•> LUI SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS I Water Lime, Ohio lime, . Shingles of all kinds, CRAYON, pi/ie Lupaen fuiyiisifED WATRRGOLOK LOTS. AND OILS, ijr C4< LOfo Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. noontttiuNDEW Haatinga. P. O., Aug 27 th, 1873. W. C. Atkin* Mr* Clarence Brown 2. J. Bunn-tt 2. Mi- Malm- Cote, Chanter Pearaon Henry Waitoo uv Nemehiah Wabou. Emma Bimp-». James Ward. Direct V>ur tetter, to number U P. O. Box <ir Drawer. J.RwsxnP. M. ' K party of tire left here Monday morning teal fur a Lunt out in Wood­ land, among them wa. Mr. Huffman, Grobteand RuwU'a tinner, who met accident. He wa. with fuite using patent enrtridgne fur hi. eted-gun, and white in the act of capping one (bo having find put powder into the cart­ ridge .bell which acou te l-»j contrary to jeupriaty.) the cartridge expbded, e Utting hie finger, and oae foot badly. walk erasing Green Street and ent hi* Hiitlusaa aaya he knew aa well before foot .0 bad that it Idcd profurely. The ao after, that it wa. cxreodingly carte- w (Wider ia itiHd net break hia lag. to alleiuirf to cap a carindge with pow­ der b th. ate-ll, but be know. R ao old atoera, dark rod. aud uoo 2 yrar old i .trung new, that be «b*ll never attempt heifer, figfctwJ and white face. Aay iaiortaauon aa to th* whetwaiwuta of said rattle will bo liberally rewarded. I* M. Busia. Rutland, July l.\ 1873 If Lel eseryhedy rseealet that the State Fair cuouneacM on the 14. betat Grand Bolide MaM free «• afl & R’a te than attaadhg Iteir Fiaumia raswlrr that Triday ragwtttelbe M-ftly wwM»M- *** •very moaiber be oa band aa bnaiaem 9403 THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. 50,000 00 SINE’S: Gift JStcTeRPAise. OuWIWMtktLmilM! �Bifttagt. Music washes away from the soul th* ; dust of every day lif*. । Gold do** not Mtiafy love ; U must b* < । paid fa its own coin Th* moat skillful flattery fa to lat a ]«r*ou talk on, and b* a li*tra*r. । Man ia an imilativo creature, *nd who nvor is foremoat leads iho herd. Ot all tb* cxnts In fa* chafing world, deliver me from the cast of erittefatu. Tho mind doee not knew what diet it can fred on until it haa been brought to . the rt.rvaliun paint. A largo part of modem religion cun­ list, fa over mtiasatfag th* apo*tlro and underestimating our neighbor*. Col. May. of Boston, father of th* late . i Ju mud J. May, waa the grandfather of tlie popular author, Mis* Alcott.. । If ynu shoot a cat fa ycrar yard, psuk . it up to see if itja dead, aud ; ■ cidently CURBS | Hlutliiialisni. Neuralgia, Sore Thraat, HoarMDoa, Headache, Piles Sprabw, Toothache, ____ , Old ___ Borea, Colle, All Hemorrhages, MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division VINICAR BITTERS Male ssrtala relet ia Ik abre* toaOBl m*> mbSoS a :aira“iiK"3J I Waahington Always select a windy morning lor emptying aah banek. Th* distribution ' ■ U1 thus l>o equalised, and your n*igb-. borkyrill all get sonic. It is with sincere aflcction or friend- i ship a* with ghosts aud ap)«rition>. a 1 thing that everybody talk* of and! scarcely hath seen 53484823484848235348 ■“met' Plantation BTHW ANTED, llWlKa? |LANTATION Bitters I Congress, meant “hotrert ." Faith in the huroaOcr is a* necessary for tho intellectual Ji tlio moral charactur; and to the man of irtlct*, a. well a* to th* Christian, tbo prsmrnt forms but the klighteat portion of his exist- * ’ Ci . Ttw 1-11 >1 I "s’? GOLDSMITH'S BRYANT & STRATTON tJ'.'T.',* LIVINGSTONE AFRICA Michigan Central R. R. Ayer’s Hair Wild. Life in the Fax West ....... OCEAN’S. STOBY <</or, had a new ret mad* with *uch inecrip­ _. Aiionsaa those: “Here bee Hannah ‘••p TUr riitirrh (and probably part nt Emily,) — =*“=■ -k>-W IwaI' -Sk. -tku«L» th* memory of Mary Church (who **«nu ■ 1 to b* mixed with Matilda,) who waa FLOUR MERCHANTS 1 KTu eftsv Jsa- tt. ItT! sod «airert!» t noire. IrsiM wiH Irere bslr-IU Ur dUres- aa* all roial. For restoring to Gray Hair iu natural Vitality and Color. A. S. SABIN, CiMiuiu Merctat, fto & Graii ATWATkS MTWEY. <Brt,OnswsM^ra<HW:i.y,> ^‘■t ’ THROAT AND LUNG INSTHTTE BOILER DODD'S ’TERVINE Ayer’s DOES IT! Cherry Pectoral,, •-nah. Broncbltla. SstEnL* D is Be Nw EuH Fart! ladcine EPIDEMIC It is r-o< a qtrack nostrum. 7i.e ingredrate are pnblisbrd Ml cash l»-til* of medicine. It is u* d cud reremnieiMjcd by 1'byelri«r» * Islrvcr it has been in­ troduced. I twill positively eure c/,Dras«r*r i ,n a®? ____ ■v.rrm/; ir/11 rk S ffEiL1XG. GOUT. GOITRE, llROXCH/TJS, Xt'RVQ^S DKRhjTX,lXCIl‘i EX T COXSTJUPTIOX, ai4 all derates srl»in< frees an Impure c. i..!lt>..i| of the Bl.»d. fhtd for our Eoexnaij* Auu»*«•. in which you wilt A*dc*r> tiC.alM from relini4* and tnatworthy FhyaMau*. Nluistan ot BBOMWiH WORKS, > SS! (“wares*.*t .«S?ro, 5 a, . ' "iSI’J'Kuu. X. N. MIXER S iiSsMtft Sytsee nsg&rs Scrofula Syrup! ftit Wife Jata & Saiiiav MICHIGAN THE AND SOUTH. MINER’S RCROFULA BYRl’Peuros nil .wrvfulous Aflrctmns. Careel.. Eruptive ami (.'ntaneou- Dismsre, ■ueb as tit. Anthony’s hire llw or Eryalpola.. Pimple, Blou-mv Tom Iuka. Bolls. Tumor*. Tetter or Salt Rheum. Ulccta and Borm. Dj.twpsla. Deidllty and pBlillpuriUes of THAISS gfx UY CHICAGO TIME. TUAlwuiHuaapiiTu. «Xis: DISEASES l>KT«OIT FLOUR, GRAIN, l^JRK AND SEED fo 'f* vr‘7’na^ ” "Th—_ tolor,tcilA tht a.au and frttfmM of youth. Thin hair ia thickcurd, fallen hair cheeked, and baldness often, tliouijh not always, cured by it* use. Nothing esn restore th* hair where th* Mliclea ate de­ stroyed, or the ghm !i atrophiol aud , decayed; but such cs remain can be eared by thi. 0[>pHeat>nn, ami stimu­ lated into mtivity, so that a n*>« growth of hair is producnf!.. Instead oftuulicg iluj hair with a pasty andimcat, it will keep it elean an I vigoron,. Its uceaaional nse will prevent tho hair fr®i turning grey or falling off, ami oonseqnently prevent bsddnr ■ Tb.restoration of vitality it gives to tho scalp arresti and ptvrentt the furma­ tion of dondniff, whieUts often so un­ cleanly and nffemuvo. Fr.« from thorn deleterious aobatanccs which maka ronis preparations dangerous aud injnrious to th* hair, ths Vigor can u.ily benefit but not barm it. If wantr-l merely for a HATH DRESSING, nothing else can Im found so d<oirsl4e. Containing neitlwr oil nor dyu. it ifoss Zn‘S^srJj^±„j3’S created fa* first ben, or es yon would 'glkriw doaed , but, being a strictly acrather hare it, th* firrt *gg, is the »«tne Hrist* , man, b* felt that it would bo Wound* usu tho oIitfcLeidstones whin b» wa* not .1 all certain that Hannah'* •i_— » ■ - ■ - _ L—____ _ ____ w. E. IIRAMES A 00, OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, 1^ SWaSWtegW “Oae* 1 believed it. but after Hsing ‘' Yosemite. ThoOnain 'iWumn. Hirer, « Pari*, and studying philoaophy, i whiih is a touch wider stream than the mathematics and politics, 1 am convinc­ Merced, runs through the great Toned that God 1* aa empty word." lumno cauou. This canon and its era"L air, waa never in Pari* ; 1 b«v« 1 nec-tiuns lusru an unbroken length of never atadiad philoaophy or mathoma- ’ f^rty mil*.. Fur twenty miles of this tioe, or all thuee beautiful tilings which distance the muon u shut in by ver tide »oa know—I only know my catadiira ; ]' Walls of granite, Mime of which are from but mure you are •> learned, and say 12l*l to fHM) fret higher than the wry । ‘here ia no God, you can esuily toll me , highest in the Yosemite vnllty. 'Ike . ’rteiwe the *Rg come. F’ ‘ ' Tonlumne canon or Yosemite, at S'* j “A ftinay question. Truly tb* egg widest tmrt.jaoniy a quarter of a mile wide, whDa^n M. rcrd ^a».-m:i* Vai ■ , ley is from half a mile to a mil* -d a quarter wifo-. The falls in ;tb* letter “ Ton know that as well oa I du. surpass those <4 the Toulumno canon in unbroken volume* ot falling waler; bnt' tuiw; th* bra come* from the egg." “Which oKth*m axisted fia^ the egg ia endless variety of cascades and wa- j or th* has?" ter shruts the Toulamno canon is much “I really do not know what you in­ the graudnat. The re ia one watcr-kap toed with this question and yJur hen. 1,000 ftvt bigh in the latter. On* of oth«r boas and eggs com* F' “ With your hens and egjs. it Msims1 the remains of th*dear “.parted to an­ to m* you take me for a poultry dead- othar oa^tery. Ohureh undertook the work hiiuujf; but, in carrying tb* in a furniture cart, tho j ' bones r.nhirtunatf.'y got mixed, and, baaa and •m." w ben reiutt-rni<T.t began, erra Church -Btrtfcrwh*to^^j•ctF• himself wu unablo to tell which »u SLATE MARBLEIZLD ggrahfuT&ay: ■T Harry S|MW*M Ik, lai ^7~w*ij uTl “j****U*«re litters A young man from the provinces, who wsa sent to Paris to finish bis cducatiuu had th* misfortune of getting into bsul company. H* want bo far aa to wish and say, tharn wu no God, God was on- I iy * word. After staying several years 1 at th* cnpitaL lhe young man returned to hi* Cunfly. On* day be wa* invited . to a rospactabln houa* wb*re tbm wu a numerous company. While all were retartaiuiag therasslve. with new*, pleasure* and buaincM, two girls, aged , respectively twelve and thirteen, wore | ■ewted ia a bay window reading tog*th- | er The young ma* *ro n<ched tham and aakad: “What beautiful romance are you bo aUatUiveVi young ladle*?" *Wo ar* reading no roman'.*, sir ; r*ui mding th* history ot God’* firny tpil^iii ! _ **Yon believe, then, that there is a God F' Astoaiahed at each a qusotiun. tho girl* looked at each other, tlio blood j mounting to thaikchreks r°n* ’‘’’'"’to youn,’t । “Bag your pardon, mi**, I did *not take notice that th* egg exiated first." ; “There is, than, an *gg which did I not coom from a ben F* “Oh ! il you—bog pardon—that is-you mb ’* “I see, sir, that you do not kn.re whether the egg existed before the hen ' or th* ban baler* th* *gg " ‘‘Wall, th.n, I any the ben." -V«y wall, han» then, a haa which) did not com* from an egg. Tell me. WABBLE. CMB&WiSt »uJ Jair KJi. Ml. si ii a nor*, taue aaa luncicut dy, pt-Mant to take, and enntalnli mineral poison. From Uw many tavocable n< u • have, we select > few Mb«C “ tafir, TteHBwOtatesaifi Hra-Poimois Pmrfil DesdoriEr ail Diuifelait. TUAIXHGOI.XQ PR.CROOK’S WISE OF TAR! ■ff.SZH.ttS'f-.' .ft iirspereuaasi ■ atow4ta In®JmMSe. it M M*U la LmURON b* dore hi. bond... Help other. whouyou can. Lui never [rtr what TOt can not etturd tn, simply U-»(?! it I. fitebionaUe ■■yTQrY *n cay No. No ueewsty ot snapping it out dog-fashion, but say it S " “»• • Kiea- St ‘"SSEr*"1 »Kkkk» UUPrice. Bl,00 per Bottle. a?11” GIVES AWAY. * "8SkH^"*?ES52.‘w’ '■pita ww SoarUWCSTUth- M>UTK~ '£ DM lasiu I kte irijpi Dr. WILL’S btrafi if Jinto Vaafi 0ej k Bff te LYON’S < ATHA1R0N VWRGBOUUP OK. tin ittew m sntsni � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-09-10.pdf 328a63fd06079a47acccfbf53d04387b PDF Text Text The RjpilsucM Ttyi R^pjBucjyf B/ytRi BATES OF ADrEXTTSnrG. VOL. XVIII. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1873. YOU WANT THE BEST .tse C. G. UOI.HROOK, VmltNIT st L*w. Mtefcte bi Cks..-. S®grfc«iS Over zJrOO running in Barry County ! ! Nearly BOO by US mure 1871. 1.4(5 w’l*l season. 50 fol'l already this i THE OLIVER CHILLED PLOW WM- ft HIRGHER, With a full lino of extras es hand! STUDEBA-KER WA-G-ON The only Wagon with tl.o Rlupo Shouldered Npoke. Ians® UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. 10,000 Machines Etrerybody is invited to cull and examine the new anti mammoth stock eoiuisting of * Crockery, Glassware. O*d». M-sU l^slwu. JenUtare. Teas, Stoneware, Coffees, all kinds of Fish. OUR CULTIVATOR delegatee elm 11 bar. no legal claim on thia state to defray the expense of such visit" Mt. Richmond moved to amend raid resolution, by snbstitating the foltow- ■'■^""■'"VJASII PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS At the old stand of M Allen, State ferret. Hasting., Mich. >,a. WM. JTOM K M . ' DENTIST Jab®, SMITH, MANEE & PRESTON. Mickizas. lx*ring femi io take rare of the pa­ tient, I hastened to call in Dr. Prog­ bang, to whnm tlio case was stated. The doctor was a devout believer in active remedies and plenty of them. His first step was to throw OH Gin in­ to as deep a sleep as opium could put Thanking the fannord of Barry county for their liberal sup­ port in the pant, we hope we shall merit it in the future, believ­ ing it is for our material interest to support home manufactures. " 'DWIGHT k BURKALL. * Jdtrt >torp. RUSSELL & NEVINS What is it ? Sweet's Hojei J. P. ROBERTS & FINE NEW STOCK OF A. <7A.lir>. ' Yes, My "Trip Hammer." ’giih^TO' h I uu ‘ Michigan ^Exchange. DRUGS Medicines DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, Single scat Busies as Low as BOOTS AND SHOES, OH Gingtixzto was the terror of the junior bar. Any of us would as lief faced tho master wo believed him to lervo, as encounter "Old Gin," as we called Mm, ip the trial of a case. There wasn’t a quibble he wasn’t up to, nor a trick ho wouHn’t stoop to. Th«u his manner of treating a jroulhful opponent—supercilious is no name for it-it wss like administering a spank­ ing in open court. It was no use ap­ pealing to tho judge. Old Gm bnllial him as orach as he did the rest of us. It was only the jury ho took pains to bo polite to, end how- be did bcraboode prevented if we coaid, for wo had no wish to injure tho old .wretch; but tho doctor poob-poobod our romonstranrea. adding that he ‘'knew hit own buaiWhcn court opened, Old Gin wasn't there. FaUowbrain was nervous. He raked a moment** iudulgooce while bo crowd the street to tho hotel and inquired alter his associate Ho was mot at Old Gin's door by the doctor, who refused him admittance, as well as any information touching tho condition of his patient. Poor FaUowbrain was mystified. He hurried back to the court-house, and aad another day's delay,-! luring that if suitors would persist in em­ ploying counsel of top o*nvirul habits it was but fair they should taka the con- One Hundred l>ollare*. IF YOU WANT PAINTS & OILS School Books & Slalioncru PHQJNIX CASH STORE JTdw Furmws, ire an optmrtunHy at thh kind utlarcd In HaMfogs, whereby ■y for Mi wnall an amount of nrmey. I da n«M Intend to Mm KffiBgStekre. FRESCBIPTIONS AND FAMILY PAINTING! Wsul-t --- nil to th. n«i{4s.« Will not be Undersold. SCHOOL W»S I HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS MONUMENTS IDE AD STIXNES. TABLE TO!1i, NO. 20. Old Gin had n failing—not an only one—he drank like a fi*b, only his bev­ erage was diiferenL Hia natural in­ clination was for Bourbon whisky, and, for moistening parpoaas, ho seldom used anything else. For how much of f it he could furnish inward etongs was a disputed point which nobody cored ■ to go to the expense of settling by actu­ al experiment. • On Old Gin's arrival on that craning Sam and 1 invited him to n Kttie enter­ tainment to lie given nt Ham's room af­ ter supper. It was to bo a atnrtjy prf. rate affair—none but the throe of us to Preseuf, tli. President and a juurum be present, and tho supply of Bourbon of members. 1 to be unlimited. Prayer, by the Rot. Mr. Colclaai.r. Old Gia highly appreciated such aiOn motion of Mr. Wilkins, the con­ ' lontions from his juniors, and it was vention proceeded to consider, separate­ ly, the resolutions heretofore offorwl by Mr.EIlu. On motion of Mr. Wilkins, tho first "He hold* a. much as a bonded resolution was emended by inserting wnrohoUMi.” said Sam, aside, the fourth the wort! ‘unanimously’ after tho word time (ho demijohn was sent out to be ‘molvedand . having bren further amcndi'd, was adopted os fallows : filled. Resolved, unanimously, that thia oraBy drinking sparingly ourselvoe, and keeping Old Gin's glare constantly r»- veatlon do must sukumfy prutret plenfohed, we uianaged to put him to against the right of Jho eangross of the bed iKiorier than .ho had erer been United States, to attach any each con­ known to be before. It was well we dition aa that containKl in tho act of all stopped at the tamo house, or the congress of June 15 th, 1336, us bring question of hnupartatim might have contrary to the articles of compact con­ tained in the ordinance of 1787, and the presented difficulties. Next morning Sam and I were up be­ constitution and stalo government times ; and taking a lire water snake, which the people of Michigan have formed for Uiuurehus, and submitu-l to cragrsu, it bring a ropuN^u char­ kept overnight in a box, wo slipped it acter, and eo craeedod by its ratification and acceptance, as doctored in the toointo ono of old Gin's boots left before rrml rei-linn nf tha nrnrsaai*) a**l <>r ^1". hia door, bending down tho log so as to prevent the escape of tho reptile, which The a.x:oud resolution was amended it u need loss to odd,'was quite hvmlMa We then entered Sam’s room, near by by itwerting the word, ‘unanimously af­ ter the word ‘resolved,’ on motion of and waited. At length wo heard old Gin's door Mr. Wing; by •triktng''ont tho word ! ‘arbitration* and insertisAtho wardJne, guttation,' on motion of Mr. Wilkins ; and by striking out the words ‘or compromts.,' on motion of Mr. Drake; and was then adopted as follows : , Resolved, unanimously, that all qu«e"Matter 1” roared'Old Gin. rushing after tho snake with tho poker, and tions touching the conflicting claims • o< knocking over everything in his way. utalAitorto jurisdiction oc sovereignty, ‘■Just aee what I found in my boot'.”— ought of right to bo adjudicated, when­ making a furious blow, which the snake, ever they are found to exist, by nogotiation between the st ato« in terested. subI “Sc what askwl Sam. ; "Why, that confounded snake !"— congress of the United Blates, or by sa appeal or resort to tho Lighast judicial I -•takiug another ineffectual stroke. | •‘Snake?— I tee no snake," replied tribunal of this union. The third resolution, having bran Sam, looking directly at Uamended by Mr. Drake, wtm adopted as Old Gm turned pate. follows: Rcsulvod that a select committee of throe be appointed, whose duty it shall bn tu prepare in behalf of thia conven­ tion, and forward to tho president of tho United States, a communication to OLIVET COLLEGE duoe of it was, you could never toll when he would bo wrung in on you. Your ease might he called for trial; you might rise to open, counting on a square fight with one for whom you islt yourself fully a match, when, at the lost moment Old Giu, just retainod on the other side would haul up his chair, and begin to stare you out of countansaco. I had a pct case -it was- a suit for slander— end Dope FHJowbrain, not a legal giant, but tho youthful author of much unpublished* poetry, was employ­ ed to conduct the defoneo. I was amMint of a brilliant victory—If only Old Gin kept his finger out of the pie. I thought once of securing him on my aid.; but I knew ho would take all th. credit to himself, and I Lad bo wish to bo alien of my laurels. When my raw was reached, much tu my relief, Old Gin tu not on band. It was early in th. term, and reaiding in nnothsr county, he had not mad* bis Chromo Ella; which, having bean read. Mr. ' McKinstry movod test tho sama be rojoeted. Mr. McDonell amd to .mend by ordering the ecmmuniratioa tu bo laid on the tab!..; which motion ^ovaiW. to*." that you'll entertain tree freiuda Mr. McDcaoIl, punucnl to prevkitsi ra a drilsr, and nrtonish yuu with th. notire, .Arad th. Cdtewing proto* » IhMjM, ho» M. S- « hich wa« ordered to be entered on tl.o pnndx oa raoaev 1 bno will moke you love hem. (tf you don't yra'ra a Urate} and teach you how to pity, white you Korn a poor fashkrnabl. who thinks herseif rieb, and vainly trie* to'tthfek her- Sinital mi lateral DENTIS Students can enter at J. Cole & Son, nis im ; UB OtlUt > Shingle, Loth. Ac. > any adraalego to bo gained by d wssat Without wir ament, Ohio has the jurisdiction of the disputed district; and wo do not contaruplato that our act of dissent can alter, repeal or modify M act of congress. Morootw, we would not, nor do we desire by our votes, to sunv.uder any right which Michigan ha. guaranteed to Sr by the irrepealabie ordinance t 87;—we cannot entertain the opinion that the enlightened. pure, and talent, ed supreme judiciary at oar common country, to whom we are willing to]tubmi t the question, would overtook or die- no binding obligation, aad caaaoA claim the ccusideratrou of th. preeidect or ol tho congress. If such bo the caa., ths people of this state have, by their own acta, put it beyond their power to gain admiiaion into th. union, at any lim. within the ap^ie of two years, untoss rougrrer shall rocsxje from tho terms perecribed in th. act of June 15, 1838. We do not reevgeiz. tho act of coagreM to alter the terms of the crdinanc. of 1787; but honretly oaareive that our ssM-nt, in the way propored by the act of oongreea, notjmmitt* re Aarer and forftOtMrijk. But that it would place us in attitude of bringing the qnretum before the ju­ diciary </tho United State., and remor. all disputaiioa in regard to th. acta of our state legislature, and give Michigan the voii^ to which aha u just­ ly eatittod, by her population and po riticn, in th. councils of the country. Wo voted against th. properitton of dissent, adopted by ths majority of the omveutioa, repelling the thought that those who differ from us m opinion are actuated by any other motive but tho common good and lionorallo impulse. We, in differing from them, do not wish to bo eonssderod as haring any other view but tho happinore, proepcrify, peace and tranquihty of onr com­ mon country.' IxiCM BxACTXn, *mmom Boors, of Wayne eoanfy. Boe. Wtum, Jans Hcraass, Josxrs Ricxxv, cf Lenawre county. Cisuta Knrutx, of Bt Clair eouafy. Oiwnil Lsncssm, Wsisos Bsxra, of 0L Jorephs county. 6- D. CouAxu, of Calhoun eountv. Hsnvnr Wamm, X Zscuxaixn Vur Dcsnx. j Z\ Butts, Clark, Conklin, EHis, Glover, ofHiUwtete cornuy. Gilbert, Jefferies, Lane. lawrence, StxshxxR. Wood. Markham, McKinstry, Newton, Noble, of Chippewa county* Odell, Peek, ' Richardwm, Setterlee, Woxux A Bioaran, Smith, Stubby & A. L. Warner, Welch, of Ottown, Knit, Ie.it ..A Otafa Willard, Wing—25. TUcmam Wstu. Nsts—Moasra. Allen, RraufaiL Brad­ shaw, Brown, Comstock, Durt, Drake, Draper, Hutchins, Kercher*!, Kimball, Lanrasler. McDonell, Noyes, Ridtny, Richmond, Sumnsr, Vaa Duer, H. Warner, Wearo. Wilkins, Wood—22. On motion of Mr. Wing, the blank nocwrriug in th. first line of said resolu­ "Dai't'ay bertrare,” M th. butehtion, was filed with the word ‘thrw.’ ■ r caid to th. dog that was killing hia On motion of Mr. Welch, the fifth resolution wna adopted without amoudTo rreauv. widow's w«oda—W a mnnt, as follow.— good looking man s«y “will ftaraF And they wilt five members be appointed to draft sa A drankeu TuWo man wrote oa the addrera to the electora of thia state, ex­ pressive of tho views of this convention. wall of his sell : "Jug u(rt that ye be Merera Ellis, Clark, Markham, nutjuard." A school boy remarks that when his Welch, and 8. A. L. Warner, were apteacher undertakas to show him what is what, bo only finds out which to The sixth reeolution. bavin amended on inutkm of Mr. Rici was adopted as follows: Rerelred. that two thoraaad । the journal and proreedings ol i ventton. together with the neoea ootaponring documeata, be prix..—, w. pamphlet form, undsr the authority of jnice. the Preridcut of this convontim, and — to my disgust, Mr. FaUowbrain raked for n day’s postponement Hie citent, ho .aid, had lately employed Mr. Giaguaxte. who was expected that evening, and tho defence would Im> ready to go on to-morrow. I nrotreted against th. delay, and in- A TEACHERS' CLASS the middle of the with his head swathed, looking very pal., and u mad as a Modoc. The snake, it appears, after ecme hours, grow tlrod of his hiding-place, and crawling forth, was discovered and killed by tho doctor. Of conrso, th. cat was out of the bag. Old Gin had a Cood brad for circum­ stantial evidence, and was not slow to work up thn case. . Ho moved for a new trial on a long affidavit, minutely retting forth the cir­ cumstances of the conspiracy of which bo had been th. victim—the body of the snake, in a bottle of spirits, being attached as an exhibit Tho motion was granted; and when Rraolred that tho legislature of the state of Michigan bo requested to ap­ point three comrateeioneni or dolegatre to visit Washington during tho noxt scMioa of congress, to co-oparain with our senators and reprv*entatires in pro­ moting tho cause, tho inton.-sts and th c rights of tho people of Michigan. Ihe question on said amendment was decided in the negaUro. Said reeolutii* havingbwmamended, cn motion of Mr. Wing, and farther amended on mc4ion of Mr. Warner, of Oakland, was then adopted in blank, by yeas and nayes aa fallows: •Ute into th. union; yM. as that branch of our general government hare deem­ ed it proper to attach a condition to tho ad tn mason of Michigan into tho Union, wo briiero and consider it th. wieest cocree for Michigan to accept tho te.•» prupoeed, and bocom. oc. of th. eorwrrign state. of tho United •State. of America. Inasmuch u by each not WW beoocao �New Advertisements. (f irr ^qmMinnt |j: lanntr Strang" as it may eo?m (o *>iuo, wo l:a»o»trextay, 4* thu, nation no teas thou itt.-n pabricsd ,*rU'.. How many of nur poMcami hare thl^fiaet cteariy in their mir.d^ ? . Yet' K>. -ft Is, and tho name* of there oxgaui=a!tens ar* as fol­ lows: Republican,, bcsnocnuic, Liberal, Labueltaibrtn. Woman suffrage, Prohi­ State, waa jterpetrated on a girl niaa ywxr» old. by a fiend named James I>. Ceaivan, at Musksguu, on Ttanday of last wwk. Do Wcdamdny th* villain was arrested, and after hia identity woi fully cstabliahad, a mob attempted to take him from th- authorities and hang him. but wo- defeated in their iterign On Friday el Warn the father of the girl on pretence of being sure Caniran was tho jrarpetratcr of the crime, gain’d admission to th.- jail and drawing a pistol instantly shot him inflicting n •orfous though not fatal wound. On Iming odrlsed of this the public became intnri.-ited cxjsd fearing the life of tha prisoner and (ho distraction of th.- Court Hous* nnd Jail by thn mob Uin Mayor Teh-graphed to Mayor Fimo, of Grand Rapids for military aid for their defence. Mayor 1’ierco referred him to the Guv.tnor as (he only person having power to order out ths State Troop* Gov. Jtaglcy at occe ordered tfeGrand Rapids fagiit Guards to proocod to Muskegon and dufoud the J*il from the aaaaulto of the mob. By this moan, tho pnldic •property was protected nnd tho pAsplo of Aluidti-son, sarod from the <li«grace cf murdering a man who was in tho hands of tho officer, of ths tew. and entitled to thn protection of all good ciUH-n* lamdiag a trial nt the hands of tho proper tribunal Ou Tueaday tuoruing Canivan was brought befiira-Judgo (ridding, plead (ftiilly, and wna at onro sontatu-od to irapriwutm-ut for life, and in the after­ noon wua safely removed to tho Pritou ax Jackson. At latest dates the girl was still alive though fear, wore entertain cl that ah* yiiuH not recover. Il la said that, “Th.>^ whmn tlm God* tore, dto young.” Wo think th|ura]4>raw- equally true, tlurt thoso whom tto- Gods Ar>, live and write artides lot tlia J7n*w JmtmL Th* writ­ er’s article, Biaaty of our Government,'' is marked by tho tamo xhort-rightodncM ‘ of his other cflarvi. I<e finds fault with the Govwruuwnt, nnd asks if U would not Im> hotter for tho Io change it to c-urrespend with tho people's develoixnunt, rather than wail until war shmild lore* a change. This remind’ us ot an incident ip the life uf Davy Crockett, white dUcuMtag n question in the logistetiva Hall, a member having tho floor opposed to Crockett, raid, “11* did not think tho meutim would suit A new hors* dlsraso has appeared in Few York city. Two boron thieves Wvr« lyntflcd 8*i•nlay in Bcubm coitaty. Mo. Senator Alcorn of kti«ai«*ippi denoun­ ce* Atnra and declam hnruralf a candid­ ate fur Gwwuor. - . .. With utie exc*|>lfoit the new Congveramen have drawn their monthly compcn»vtimi under the new law. Tin* Missouri lUluttML will petition CungTcra for th* suppression of tho traf­ fic in Italian ohildrrn l>y tho qmdroiiaa be |>r»vl lot IM.. tfie j*opfo, and by tho people, and th* development of the jraoplo is tho dovelopment of the Government, nnd th* on­ ly “Insurance Company" we want, is tho National Intolhgam-n Co., they will1 take all risks. Bfitho writer projvwtwi a method—very short, il tho devilish thing only work*. H* propow^ to get, bent stamp. T1:o total receipts of th* Gororameut for tb* quarter ending Juns 30 were |77,808.tJ85 V2. and tho total expendi­ ture* «5f»,4tnjlW 85. An ex-United State* .Treasurer, a few bition and Farmer*’ -Sorely here is an dny» ago, applied to Gen. Hpinnvr, the up a little hobby horse, one that ran present Treasurer,’ for n position ns ciqxa^snity fiq every Intelligent citixoa trot, and with it trot out of office nil our to suR himw lf with a set of political Governmoutals, nnd out of existence principle, and to march to the poUv with ths Republican party ; and tlu-n, I supn cut-genial bund ol «»suciata* Every 1>om. his Millepium will bo inhered in. already had one ftwhman your, having question that ran peerible b« twisted in­ Wall, now, for fear year little plan tuny ontured Harvard last fell. to an Issue, and many that cannot, has A contract drafted in part hr Lafay­ fail, I would suggest, Irt, that your it* plaou swnewliere among three »«« ette, making over property in Franco to bon* be not too small, as il is quite a •rune Baltimore rnetchante, hw b«m l«rt>oa, with aU ita rid* isetire duly pro­ talk you require of him ; you rctuom- disrorirtd in tho Treasury Department vided for. And yet this « »<>» au ora of bor you have already tried several largo nt Washington. special political activity; on the contrary, hobbies—the last one, tho father of Tho Kentucky Legislature, omitting Gourd afp^Ay appears to be the officer hobbies, and, on looking back oror the tho Fayette tfonaturtal Disfriet, will of the day, except wheru individual and stand: Sonata-6 Itepublfcaos, 31 course, wo so* them all laid by to restDemte.-rato; Honso—21 Republicans, local itifiueniLS have stirred up au exThey bowed their backs for tho toad 79 Democrat*. This is a Republican cepticm, M la the pending election in nnd tho rare, manfully, bnt ths fearful gain from last year of throe Senators Ohio, ./a’fimt iho number of parties bind South of 86’ 30/ broke their nnd six Itoprctvntatires. marks rather lbw distraction than any Th* Chicago Intur-Ocxian predict’ a unwanted interest uf the public mind i Tile Democratic newspaper* rontinuo backs, and like the Yankee’* caHXfbey to barj. alrautjhs ‘'back pay" busitioM didn’t eractly die, but kinder gin eobt, ' rise in the prtc* of grain thi* fall, rayon nny great public question. Nordoes i ing that in no portion of Europe is tho apparently totallv pblirkm* of tho fact and thn distorted frames, and liraping | crop abundant, while in many sections it indiratu very clearly nnydefinite, well gait of tbos# who still survive, should ' it u a complete foilunf. This will defined, or probable political uclion in sponsible for >L Wo *ro filed thnt admonish yon to abandon the hobby nrobably open the door io i-xjiorts from tho immediate prerent or near future, they intend to keep thie matter l«foro bnsinre* Their voices try from (bo ■ that i. hk’dy to cv.mbin* all shade* of lb* people, a* tho people •herald know ground also, raying, beware how you | Oakc« Am'*’ brother and rti-cutor what their Democratic Congressmen put alrataclcs in the way ot this party of ays that his retato will not settle more l>an 3‘J,tMM),W»O, or al-out one-third have been doing; though it would Ira 1‘rogrem, for though obstacle* pn-M-nt ihat was estimated at hia death, and impc«ailde to sinh them any lower in that the net result of all his Itacific The Democracy uro very much like the ratimaticu of the xnaww* Honicm- trusts, yet the Nation has boon advanced Railroad ojraratiotw and specalatious the loy^t knits which hv submitted m a her, thnt n majority of tho Drmoerat* in and iiftod upto an exalted no»(iou turns out a positive k>,r. scientific potato to hl* teacher—the old The next Unitoil States S.-uatar from CongrvM voted for what -the Democrat- •1 among the Nations of earth, cleansed blade had given place to a new one, and Now Bersoy will be oisct<«l to fill the ic crga*s elegantly deaignale aa •* the ; from n-aay of her impuriii.-s, (though vacancy mad* by tho expiration of tlte that had - boon aucceedcd l,y a new bark pay •teal." Rnmomlrar, ciao, I still not clear) and i» fo*t solving tlte tenn/it Hon- John 1’. Stockton, March haml’o.mml tho sjuesitan wa» whether that a majerity «rf tho Dcpnldirarw1' problem of a roprewntati' c form of •I. 18,5, and th* Iswislalurn elected in it was .'Ar M»« knife. It bore the name, voted ngainat it • Tho character cf the Government, which is already tulhng 1874 will decide tho quretion, while all nt any rate, and belonged to the same State Senators ehmeu thia year "ill two partita thus dearly indicated, rath the death knell of Monarchies, attd-reill ! hold over ami hav* a wto for Mt-Stockowner; mid &> much we ran »ay of the party to be judged by , tin? act* of the continue to “proclaim Liberty through- , Dctuoaxacy. Ever rise* the » ar it hu majority of jta roprewontative* I f thero out the bind, unto nil tho inliabitants been trying to sited its obsolete prineiX Ss any stealing going on tho Dvmocra'a thereof.” And tho man or tho party < Gen. Fremont is dangerously ill. pirn, and to get aamrtMng that would cun always be ccuntc-l an to take n thnt rlmll heed not that proclaluation,' Th* fourth Cincinnati Industrial Exanswer in (heir »toa<L and in Maine, iraditioa opened Wednesday owning. hnn d in iL They know l»»t how in can look into tho yawning grave.of ob- ( Tho fraud, on the Brooklyn City Iowa u»d komo other Stolen they chum clmracterira.their own arts, and to car­ liviou already dug, and the mourner* । Treasury are not y«t all naennheik to Uro »m.x»ted. But uirwhere taw a ry out their own jmneiplco. They pro­ will Mi go about th* streets when tho , San Franeisco throw a very heavy •ingle lireM of vital interest to th* pe-iplo nounce n majority of their reprewnta- last uxl rs placed nliovw their remain* I1 rot* nt the olretlon held there on the been altapu-C. and if such had been the So, look well t> it, that you go to your | raw ikia doubtful if it would Uavemoile pu!o them. We bclievo it was the week with jiriucipkw, mH hobbies, ifj any d^tyvnoo ro tong as tho saui* old late Hcaacu Greeley, ths late Detn>>­ you intend to break up tho Republican i n hrel-bsraoa were tugging at the party . erotic candidate for Preridwy, who hack. Even the »o railed Liberals1 declared lx, would not say that all found that thi* was a •ottrre of diseredii Democrats are thieves, but bo would which thc-y never could abide. They ray that ail thieves are Democrat*— In tho last Hastings Jfinw JVurasf, |. A counterfeit *500 bill ha» Iteott dis­ pn-tendnl to like what the Democrats wo find an editorial churning that the co cured. W<> hare not *eett one, and said to them, they to com pan- Jfatan" Oroarefr. Monroe [ Wis.,] BfpaUina, is “a repub­ are not likely to. nutoe and Jo find that they agreed ad­ The Domncratv of MamiehnwH* have MaecsntuiZScu.-—Report ray* that lican imper.” This is far from being mirably, but aa to' Waking themselves 1 i ben-aitar tho Vfctotjr Bridge at Montre­ the fact. Ths Monruo ZIspuHicra was nominated Hon. William Gaston, of a part and pares I of the old Democratic i Boston, for Governor. al, tho greatmt architectural wvnder uf oun of the oldest and mast con temp ta­ Daniel G. Beede <,f Sandwich N. II, jurty, wfch its inherent igigiaa oral, its tin-. Western World, mud ptey remind ble of th* coppr-retad organs of ths ha’ l,ecn appointed Superintendent of blundering leadership, they could not think ot it. Andsojustnowtheyirtsnd violin to a new bridge to bo run .truetod Statu of Wisconsin, and is to day on* of Publie Inrt-uetton in that State. over the Friikof-Forth. This structure tho bitterest opi»menf»of tho national i The ixidicatious ato that the 1’*-ojdo'v in a state uf •,U|wooaijy,’* with flic lickut. nnti-railreod monopoly, has pros|>cct of soon iilwAving and d«®ait- will be far tho birgm-t bndg- tn th* Adtninisiraliun published. So bitter in i’ mado a pretty clean •Weep of Califorworld. It will be 150 fost in height, its denunciations ax to oxcito only rtho I • ing according to their in<bvitlnal proctiaud will contain nearly 100 «p<a* Tho contempt >if all ita friends in tbe ItaJgv niu. A tncxi named Yates is wuder arrest groattHt span In tlw Muter will bo 1.­ | for cotoplicitv in th* railroad bond for­ Equidly^cviuir.reorrt tire, some ar alt of geries, and is exprated to make nsn them other organization*. Tho labor 500 fret in width, or nearly a third of a mile iu extout, ditaeusiwui which are Reform far isalMMA- .whtoh at two or without paralvli An- any simitar piece of reduction of tlx, Public Debt during tlw •muller openings or spans will bo 150 party, aroWlfflfgw'taUt»»tUUy‘» feet in width, being tsnisidorably bofield. Tfap xuuronrarae of the basis on yond the average. diincnsioua of the which tbey started, the TMionary nod largest spans in ordinary bridges- It rcektaa chnrartrr wt.too many of their will curt st low CIO,000,000. ■WITSTES AJNTZ3 PRESCRIPTIONS LIQUORS, For CAREFULLY Medical Pur]-. ^OMPOUNVEI). Also x Fino Assortment of O-OOUS TP-AIV CW Sueh as CHROMOS, LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS, REWARIM OF MERIT, and everything you need in MUSlCj .A.T NEW YORK PRICES ’ 1ST1. Rmarmlxr th.. Place. Seanxl Door E*»t of th* Corner of State ami Jeffor. Street* Hosting* . $nEHflAll J. AICH- , 1872. MUS: >rr. witM. Ol'S DEBILITY. JNCll’| / A’.V T COJTSUMPT10N, First-Class Instruments. New Scales. New Styles. New Prices. Veiy Low month of August was ffi,"52,irtl9. Thoe in spite ojrtbo huo and cry nbnot “cor­ ruption, i stealing, framl, and rings,” which if true would ruin any country in has gonb on steadily reducing tho public debt, and ai th* satue time re-' •-Tax litreRMxm..- -Igunliu* Donnelly duang taxation until to-day no industry of Minneeota, tho politic*! tnra-eoat, in this land l< toted to it* or ths pub­ practical carraptiontat, and prsfoared lic detriment ■ m- *f tho ttwtadkng Rofcna party is 2 New away of th front again a» President of a to railed Tttt Sake Evsxywhke—Tho New failure of it* tenders y.. -- ---------------- — 1 Foranra’ Convention lu that^Stats last York P—i quotas figures to illustrate) to secure ol: •jcsli’otb.dd clocwhwn week. Tacre were about 100 dolngatoa. in tho Republic. ThcAVontaaJfugmg? and Ora Barto*, a Democrati* lawyer the re marltab lo decline of Democracy . in that mast Bourbon of State#. Kimand the Prohi^W® pariitthaw snffared in very much the asmo wey, although rrnor. Jf An Democratic party is not tacky. In 1SCS flto D. csocrata hod 72JXNI m^arity ; in 1871, S7.QOO ; in ' thou poMigua hava irewa » ■dead already, DouooIIy’s leadership and tliait oygareeutaw- a* much aw wilt kill it, and th* Graugoa, if fod by 1872, 11,000 ; and at tho lata iegiriativo ehratiem th* majority was thought bard- j extemlod in their fields cf oifort-Tho aim him are wvms than dead ulrva.ly. jy »(inh tmmtioaing. Tlii* add* the - and ' reformatory legislaBon fort, is (he cooditfon cf tho party eyeryr tho ftifttiluidfy party, which cn th* “jmMie-1 mind within ths •cop* of ita power, it will at once div apiraar'-fre®! day proud no neo in .Aincriran polSca. Wp »re, «!* j, tauiaM ta 'TEJl nnd COFFEE, Now Advertisements, Farm for Sale. "■LlJOrt. CHANCERY SALE. ..r Mlshtate. Ta lhe rue.ll tatuttw Uw ’'tte’i'JSra-riM-*. IWterriea of Oregon bare boon more sucueaafully ptnaenuled during the put reason than ever before. About IM,- ycor swell the experts of Orogen over »1 .OOC.OOO more than they otliorwira ' Tn* Nanorit Fisxxcra—Th" net would have Iwwn. receipt’ of tho Guvernmout for th* ■quarter trading Jdne 30 Wire, from ' *CMBO,787; sale* tit public loads, , .M7*A607 ; n:i..r«BanM.u. sotnrea. |fi,WB.847 ; tfltol. <77, 8M,(M5 ; and the UBtuediatoiy cm ruwtiug in Deeembo r rettavn Senator Carpenter from itaJPeea-' oua, IIS.*41,081; War Itepartment, idem y fr* Umftrr, and proUbly elect »M^87,C18; Navy Department, 84.­ in hi. ptare Senator Ferry of Michigan, 808,073 } Indiana and) prawns, IS.K.\ 087 ; mtatwt <m p*blie debt. »!*,777,f*57 ; premium on tond«. |S40,9H; total. •60,41‘t^TO LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS ! WHEELER & WILSON, I/WOVED INK, JU3J CRAYON, WATHRCO1.OU AND OILS, Saks of the Cheder .J- W7fco« f.r BO(®ER a. FLANDERS. past year ^cxt Guar­ ranter oj Us Superiority over al', oilier sewing machines- BV IN SEARCH OF THirClSTAWAYS Being the most simple in conslruction, and easily adapted to different kinds of work, running atid with Im now, than any Mur mini �life ^*r>l*ucA|l B\|l»«x, irncut mfm w •*•«» «miV. WHta^nirdrawiug timber .era*, the track from the mill with an ox tram t anil did mx see flic train until it WaJ wtthma few rod. ut him. when j atrtnng to gut hia team out of dangarl h» got jireaa in between flat car. *tandmg0a the .id. bb4 y, M school is being conducted by T ll. Dfo. on tehnq. fright at the u.m,, mom,nt Arman ___ / I jumied toward tli.ck> Mnd thn!W Jl ate our pleasure to pay the school . bita forward so tha ths end of the bag. a visit on Friday hut Wo found ffir CHURCHES. Bathe your foot in bet water jurt be­ fore going to lied ; take one or two tea«pounfula of Dr. Raaaom’a Hive Syrup and Tolu, «' Homy Syrup, and drink a bowl of Ginger Tea. Jump into bed and wrap up waira, and you will bo all right in the lucrnitg. \ Da. Mintxa'* Magnetic Balm ia a pertain cure for all diaeaaca of the atom- kch and bowel*. It reltere* Nauaco, Vomiting, Colic, Cramji*, and pain of pt all kind*, like magndirm. Only /coate 25 cU to buy It. Sec advertian- WE SELL A'O SHODDY CLOTHING ! Rcvxsia your plan a while. Lrarv off atlonifl, blue mass and all other vi­ olent and poisonous purgative modicine* that break down tho system and tho body, and tor a blood purifier, an alterative and for an anti-bilton* reme­ dy uso Hamilton'* Btxchu and Dudsbon. Ita kind and healthful itif.uoncn on the kidneys and liver open up tho •y»tom gently and offbctirely, You hare no fearful debilily and prostration following U. For safe by J. I’. Roberta - gage car struck him in tho .mail of th® school conducted with dueiplia# and beck uaoriy tearing thn body Into, kfll- energy on th® p*rt of (bo tsacbere, ttnd inghra. instantly-^ One ix wa. ako tho studsnts scsinnd equally energetic Hlle-I, nnd tho „.Iujr badIy iniurod m their studLc* and recitation*. Tbc « o do not learn that any Nsmo attach. County fiuperiHtondctrt of school* bos W. « tt. iw™, called to his aid one of the Vety best. teechn. m Barry County, in wX*. uJ il h,„ Uf tboas ancidente again*! which no hu- tug hi* labor* with and for ua, and the m.n foresight can guild. people of Barry and adjoining counties mey look for a rovryil in durational K.-iqrxmu.-th, Monday effort t»atten during the coming winter, at k, oub, Dr. Samuel Perky of Char­ •s a result of the efforts which are be­ lotte. brutally ..rotiltod and xrwusly ing pul forth at this place oa the part A very ok® number i* Ballou’s for l«unded Jo*e|>h Saumlera Ifoq., the of Iho County Bupt nnd Mr. Vae ArOitobar. It coutaiaa a very remark*p puter and weU-know^ editor ol the Charlotte b»rau« Mr. Saun­ /The atudeuU uf thia' -chool have otA ,bfo quantity of leading matter, all divid­ ed into atoriea and poetry, engraving* ders had manfully denounced tho out- kamxod a lyicum in rontM-ctlon with 1 and uaelul reading, ouch oa any one rngo |<ej>cuattd ou the propte of the’ tlic acbool and elected the Ldluwing liki-v to got hold of to para nway an hour State and Ration, by that tnfocrabte or two in a pkioaaat manner. For sale at all the periodical depots sneak and bls guilty ossociati®, and for in tho country. Address Tbomxs A i which lie and aomo affix, wore Xa*d at Tiiaor. 3G Ilto.mifi.U Horton, 1 the last acrafou of tho Unitad States Smmd l’m J*rr»«WhU-C G. Mixer. for back or current numbers Singlo Di.trict Court at Grand Rapid*. Srentvt—H. E. CbriDe copie* 15 iwnte, tl.SO a year. -StoP rri^frrlif, wotld have been Tremarw—Titua Full. bis just punishment for hia fira: otfoaee! tHttr-C. IL Vo® Annan. against morahty, chastity and doacenc y, QBMlion fur the next diaeuwdou, and for this Ku Klux amault, wo trurt the World growing better F' \ tho dix/r. of the State liisoii will swing Three thing* apak well of Bany' wide open to rwviv.. a yflight have been County, »ud it Lid* fair to bwxune the Local hli^ police?. , Ia»t of Patenu iaeued from thn U. S i I'ulcut Office to Michigan Inventor*, for the wook emling Aug. ID, 1873, and . ea. li bearing that duto.~-Fumiah«<l thia ' ' iuiaT l>y Cox A G.x, SiiXton of Pat-1 ’ During tho State Fair a special, train enta.'Washington, D. <?. Mwo.no for Edging Una bur, W. G. | will run daily each way over tho Valley ' Caldwell, Three Ritera. * Car Lamp, J. Road. jHUnug Haatiugv, going to the I & <SMi Adrian. IkxM Hrcl Serew. Rapid* at 9. Ill A. M and going to W Ackerman, Flint. Fly-Trey, J. IL Jackson at 7. 10. This train will alao Johnson, UvutoQ IlarlMW. Lamp, J. run over the road from Grand Rapid* Kirin-, Jr.. Adrian. Mortar-Mixer, C. to Jackwm on Sunday tho 21st inat. 1 Fierce. Purtlnnd. Whip-Socket Fort­ Lairing the Rapid* at 10 A. M. On thia ner, W. W. Richanlwni, Ypsilanti. Log and all other trains piuaenfra from Turner, C. Van Aleck, b'alury. Rriwar any point in the State ou the M.C. R. R. lino* will bo earned to and from Grand ' Saw ing Machine for Rlging Lumber, ' E. Tarrant, Muakegon. Ltar or I.crrxx*. remaining at th<Haatings, P. O, Sep. 9th, 1873. Wise Mary Bragdcu, K. F. Dcitle, Mia*. Louisa Johnson, Mr*. T. I- Mui iux, James Melteaald. Mia*. Elsa Erod- VSa1>I If Lt tho above tho Jetmal means to iaalnuatu that there is not Jmt-rhut mtrllt trtrh now inlhia city, tlio insinu­ ation io comtemptsbla and deserve* tho public scorn. For ought we know there may be room for another marble shop, i but none better than that of Messrs 1 Black A Fullor can bo found in tho I Beyond the Miaslatippl- Einc Beaver Suit* for Men, .... Fine Curtain Made fruits for Men, Double Breatded Pen Jacket;.. CHILDREN'S, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' DEPARTMENT. Children’ll 44uiti<, Boy b' Suits Youths' Suibq.. to $15 to 20 to 30 fortlier JVest are prompt and reliable. Tho Texas connection of thia road is how -xHuiJettxJ, and passcngcri are kdforcd a farst class, all-rail route from Ait. luuuis to Toxas, either over tho Miswiuri, Kanras A T- xas R. R , ViaHedal- via Vinita. For map®, time tables, in­ formation as t<> rates, routes, Ac., wo refer our readers to L 0. Wluwler, Northern Passenger Agent, 72 Lloyd | St., Buffalo, N. A. or E. A. Ford Gene­ ral I’liHctigcr Agent, St Louis, Ma. n--- a,— m, x lrfu[jy aBj prmnpt- 3,60 4,50 for Boys, for Youths, Children’s Chinchilla, Cape and Other Styles of Overcools. Cheap Farm in Soxth-weat Iumui .' ■ VIENNA EXHIBITION. Th® Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Com­ pany offer* 1,200,00*1 acres of land in l'-ntral and Southwest Missouri, nt from •'! to J12 |>er acre, on yevrti year*' time, with free transportation from St.Isiuia to all purchaser*. Climate, soil. . timber, mineral wealth, schools, church- ' e* and law-abiding society {nvile wnigrnnt* from all poiute to thi* land of , fruit* and flew er*. Fur [>articufor> ndi dresa A. Tuck, I-and Conimuavoner, Sc.- Shirts and Drawers, 40c. to $3. nt M CCTlill Mum If fal To Merchant* we Sell Coodu ro/i^ituqc. Woau»*a Exntairioa, / Mww, 19, 1873. Wurruta & Wnom, Mra. Co. t>25 J/reWway, A7w Fwi. . Awarded Grand Motel un Progreaa, Grand Medal of Merit, and thn only ’ Sewing Madiine Company reoottmicndrd by the International Jury fur the Grand Diploma of Honor. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE :«> CANAL STREET, The Babcock that tho Central Vermont Railroad Company have accepted tho resignation uf Gyle* Merrill aa Goairal Supcrtntandent of the Central and rennccting Timca rather quiet juat naw. roaih, and that John W. Holxrt, OooWork rrenn;«4pn Bowen* Block. I crtl Freight Agent and Master -ol War-1 Scbonl* opened on Munday, ’ Tran*|wrtatiun. has been appointed in il'in. John M- Nevin* ia quite aick. hi* place. Mr. Merrill retire* in tconseI qunnen uf itnpsurml heallh. He will W. 11. Burgher Eeq., wo are happy to1 remain to assist th® new Huperintend.tatr. i* ay» again. I ant till January, when be will retire to Tire qnMtioa te, who ie to bo janitur hi* home at Ilarcrtiill, N. II. ' Dale of Eaton County ha® tort 50 slxuip from worthless dogs. Richard H. Hall of Jaekaon rcceuffy slitpjied 13 matched ang single bores* from that city to Boston. I’rof. Frioa* and family of Ann Ar­ bor have just returned horns after a so­ i Bwmmx Baath A Co. have the largrat stuck of Undertakers goods, such as journ of two years In Europe. I’rof. Cooker uf th® J’tuvwaity fo I Caskets, Cuffins, Burial Itol-e*. Ac., in ■ (Vntral Michigan. Personal attm-lancv, I nnd gucsl He*no will bo-'furni»h«I to ' : custiKncra throughout tho county fro*' । Religion.” ; of charge. Jam® Virk, tho wall-known Boch<w17tf Uehmxx, lliura A Co. t»r florist, is to have 50 feel simco lor E. N. MIXER'S Scrofula Syrup buy anytlaluu nut fall to eotuv 44105^18 '•'Moh our xdvori.iiug column*. grnud maaa State Convention of th® “Fainita of Husbandry” will be hold lb pity Sheriff Fox from < ►rangevillo at National Park, Knlauiarcu, Friday, aa* ia tht city ytsterday on official bus* October 3d, 1X78, under the direction of the offiiwr* uf the Michigan State Grange. An addreea by an eminent speaker wilt be given at 3 o'clock r. au, npen tho «uhj«l of the "Fannere' M-■cement.’’ Tho PUruna throughout the State, and the public gvuernUp are Gardner Hunt of HiihlanJ, KsLima»>< cordially invttH to atton-i. County, were atruck by lightning and burned LaolMOO. Wereeeivnl a ph xaant call on TneaA little »>n uf Tbunuia KuaoeU ol Riday motning. from C. D. Sfownrt. Eeq., long a roridoni of our city, tux of r baa lx>n d-laye-l a few Brighton, Uringatoa Co. U- te .till wook by tlic *icknra? of I. A. .uffering from an accident which hap­ uf our best corn)-osi tor*. pened *>me year ago. having been thrown from a mower, and hi* left fog badly lacerated, ywt ho ia ormdautly imporing and oxpeett in time to folly reTho bafonce of cash in tho Slate Treasury August 27th was <905.444.77. The H:u Sod*tf Bcawtcd with the RoouipU for U« week ending Septem­ Report ra»s that another offurt in to ber 3d wore »W,l’6,W ; payment dar­ Pi»»>-.; tian Church will be entcri nm ■ Iw made to establish a n--w*pap*-r al ing worn- time S5UH»: i«a»ing « •d,on Friday afternoon by Mr* W. H. Nashville in thi* County. thi» tinio by a baton.--- in tho Treasury of •900,531,10. Th® grading on the Flint A I’em getrth-man from lawton. Wo trust for the sake uf tho would bo publiehur Marquette Railway will bo cotnptoUd, it » staiFvl, to Irtdington, within a tn»nth. tiio report to not trun, for the inreetThem Detroit will her., direct uoiamnui m-mteannot l>o other than a Snw- catton with Lakrf- Michigan well up to­ ward Maniate-o and the Grand Traver*® rtvt to Iraru that Mis*. Luwell, . • luct of the gramnu-r Depart- We received a call from Ben. Campbell otMday wowk, who • “ funurrly •xr L’nioa School declines lu afUse. a «4>A0 uff.r at Katanra- traveling ag’‘ for I-i^henburgh t Q»'a., tehacon houae in Detroit, but who i* now on® of the Lrm of CbamU rhm Our v-anka are due and tendered to Campbell» OuunbotWn. fobacoooiafa Mr Dari 1 Huugliatattor for a wateeDetroit We truly »’*h ,hrra ,ho ro'” ■ston, Ixjng Island variety, that •sighi 39 lb®, and was m gnod a* it large. Ixrxxrenwu—To see Twxxtt-Two xUe-lnxhe.l msn loukiug on at two o'clock ia the afternoon ol n pteewmt autamsr day, to saa i| corps of boys Ptoying Crops*. Thn lumrtig &<UAraa saya, that a remp-eiter in that office raised this sea­ son without sperinl cultivation, three Ttoply Tomataaa ra WW rtra* that weigh-d three and ahalfpoamd*. Kstan County Fajr wfll b- hold at Charlotte, September 23d, 24th and 25. Hon. Schaytev Coifax will <Whrr an •ddrera before tl* tfoctoty <m dh* loirt day st oae o'clock ia the afteratoa. LVorto her huabond. 100,000 00 CHAMBER SETTS. * Ilia llraxn » the best advertising SINE’S leralium in the < lounty uf Barry, having nearly ilonble the ureulnlton of any tlwr paper in tho County. tf 'I FT j&NTWPIVSE. PIEJl GLASSES! * Bmi twfflMlllw a Ml One I’rire uf *5,<M)U ia Siiror t St<T>- »f H. A- Goodrear, on State SL ThiUiking ht» friemls for ®aot favor*, he soli-ut- n continuation <n their putnmag>*. nnd araurea them that with a larger stock and belter aocvinmodaliatia ho can give tiieni wore fovoraldn bsrgant SsfeSjtf BEBOARBSui other DINING ROOI FURNITURE, la ComsfCLd. Whole number of gift*. 10,000. Ticket* limited to 60,000. GIVEN AWAY. Novello's Cheap Music- Price, 41,00 per Bottle. Addrewi UN, MIXKli. UNDERGROUND LIFE BELOW THE SURFACE! Novello's Cheap Editions Mr. Hodgra was core wealthy, but hie property slijiped ftom hu W”" 00 “'•V“T of hia intemperate habits. The suit, owing to th® large claim for dan-ngra, excites much internet. LoM Sntanlay night, in a ratocm in Taaumseb, Win. Witoun was atablw-d b* Geonca twi The men were frwnd. whaTboS wber. but whiskey having AGENTS WANTli Johnaoc AOu'a. celebrated Gold Pan*, lie beat in the market, for aale al the Guy Now. Depot. P. fl building. He editor of the Bsxiru warj EaM tome wraka snoe, for net oU rncrv®tml relanted fort Bandar manria* give you full dwerlptHe Journal of the Grand Raphk, Mfoh., Bosluew. oolieg* and Telegraphic iMtMote. �MORFHOORAFBlCfl. Pat-ncy of Pictorials. On th* 12th dsv cf May. 1MXJ, Lew- Rbeumatfam, Scalds, LamcneM, i» and Clarke, beading the G:»l party ' Burns, SorrneM, of white* who *ver ctommI the cuntin- ■1 Neuralgia, eat ia our latitiMlc. held ■ roum.il with ' ‘Bore Throat, Bolls, Wound*, the ChuputmUh Inciaa*. far op th--' Hcantenex*, Ulcers Brutaw, Columbia nvor. Half the day pn-upl ' Piles, Sprain*, before they could convoy tn octi fafunu- !l.«faehe* atlon, for, said tb*«, “in the fit st place, Toothache. ( olir. Old Sore*, w* *|icke tn English to ono of our men, All Hemorrhage*, who translated it into French to Cha-! Diarrhu*, iKMieau. he interpreted it to his wife in j Mfan*tare*. and sh* put it into Bho-, shonee. and a bhoahonre prisoner ex- i plained it to th* *Ch<q.uiiBwb in their | own dialect." At length, however, list [«!<’ face* la-thought themselvni ot the universal language, and drew a ma* of America showing tho aituatiou of ita part* ami AllTKRTIHCXEMTS. place* on a mat wilh a pise,, of coal.— Itu, difficulty uf communication was half goo*, and tho vividarot uf itnpro*sfon doubled. Th* age ol picture* completes what thn age cf tainting begnm II rise* u|>on it "hk* another meru rimm on inid-u«xm.” -The Harperw alone, henppdured more pictures than nil the pre**** in tho world h*>l yielded before that tim*. In our moat voluminous 01235323532348235323484848 niCHICAN CENTRAL R. R- Grand River Valley Division BASTMIX DIVKW: Ayer’s AguG Cure, U* ran.nl al sSi-ii SsSste.v, wdrrsi 8412.80 •leu •* kllurua, |*« ul l»r*tj pig; r LIVINGSTONE AFRICA Magnolia Balm «f l-.blla* lb* Urvait u< Ik* «slU vusatr J&-: S'.te.'JteVui? 3®t& a>-i,-l th.i 4s>. U. Uu»l» si>4 S.erlb • el I" »*IJ worwu*. •• mi aa-k .Sall U wcararr I. MlUb iksmrasi d«< ra rate i (sansas*. traasaarwUknM 4tt*>a.r s*o >u nsfHw n.r-7 s*4 m.i* .1 Mrhissa. k*„v« so* 4w*nM B,*ershelia, I daily marveled at uno uf. tuy Yankee fore-runner*, who, though doubtless ignorant ot all language* but two, namely English and profane, had loft on every ruiia *J«ni epritlo kuowu aud read uf all maw ’ How could that bi ? Ho had carried in his pocket a stencil plato, ulsowiug a locomotive bnnriug n flag wilh stsipco and »tar», gu>*hed for colloquial aixoinplishmcnte , and by that bit cf cupper and a littl* or narativn or discriptive talent. Then red i>ainl hail made his meaning intnUi- Wrttt lirlaiEllljSVitti Pre Ust Mta be had a haliit of bwitnnon in convcr- | giblo to all natianahtios. •ation that amounted to almost a atomBut photngraidiy rivals tho pictorial mcr. Ho spoke in • terse, a wul.n-' fertility uf ttx> pre**. It may well bo tiou. style upon subject* with which bo ,I doubted which uf these ai.tnr» will prove was fatuiluir. and bis suggestions, aw; the moot prolific. Of tho ono hundred peeially on military mattera, were ,i and one pilgrim father* of New Eugmarked by quick {.cretqdiou and * >ufid f |Und, who kn-l*d at Plnuonth, no sinjudgement. But he was never diiJtw ghtwas ha* left u« hi* portrait, while nr drm-matntive and wa«t*d no word* wo hav* those ol every individual of upon anybody. x, | I Judge But lor, a colleoguo in (hrSm- i ata o! Mr. Calboun. calling to par Lib 1 i-'vpectl to the President. l»gcvX him I to dew-rib,, thn manner in •hich’ the/ battle of Buena Vista was fought ) Hi* ' brother, Pmtco Butler, comtuandoj the toll' us that before Raphael painted. hi­ Palmatta regiment, and a vary gallant.: who would behold the Madonna muni officer, fell in the battle, and tno Judge 1 pa to Heaven—that after Raphael's Kramrstery was naturally aaxiou* to learn the par­ time, one could so* her by going t<> tNpMbms. ticulars of that d«ip®4t«, conlcst— . Roni* : »ud tlfit now, thanks to photo­ “Well, well. Judge, you want to know • graphy. a very few dime, enable all haw tho thing was dono. Com.' aud I • bo will, to art up their household god. dine with m» and 1 will tall you all I a not uuaorthy protonUueul ol “our know about it." i tainted nature’* only boosL” No wonJudge Butler wus n haKy, iinpetuoiu ] man. and the word* ‘flowed Irom his i mouth in a torrent nhenover h* bad occasion to spewk. Ho was all impa­ tience during the dinner, and tho mo­ ment they Wi-ro alone hu brought up The Burlington and Muaouri River the subject of th* battle. Railroad Company arc in nothing be­ ••Ym, JM, Judge, your brother was a hind the ag* : in matter, pictorial they brave man, and bwhavsd like a tru* ar* before it.- They ham obtained soldier. BUt about the battle—you view* of* all that chiefly intercitra trav­ want to know how ii was fought ?" eler who surrays- the Missouri elope. •Yes. Gomml, if you will be so kind. Loth in Iowa and Nebraska—the val­ 1 wish to know huw your troops vein leys of l)io Platte and the throe Blue* disposed uu the Held, and bow you —village* like Rod Oak, Ashland, and pcMtad thmatu mist a force »o o*«e- Cretn, cibee like Plattsmouth nnd Tan* Will life in ths Far West whelming: bsata Anna must haio coin, with characteristic spaomeus of outnumbwrvd ycu four or fir* to ono." tho agricultural country through thu ’•The di9tarci» was greater than Platte region, rolling prairie* txittom that, 1 think; but wo didn’t slop to land and timtarnkirted ftreatna, where count tho Mexicans 1 know there was thousand buyers of railroad land, and* a hrory fomy, and Imsgvd fur a couplo more tliasi ten time* aa many homo of rrjjituunts more uf regular*.” •trailers oral pre-emptor* bare lately "I BiUtabtedly,” said the Judge ;‘‘but found, and founded new Louie*. Home •hot was your ordat of battl*F’ of those newt illustrate, that ia. bring “Why. why, you s','. Judge. wt> went into luster the tetter-pro** uf the B & ia vingstone to fighting itirly in the me ruing th* M. railroad land circulars, "six hunfirst day, and wo fit all day long, losing : a good many men, and at night it look- i just Iweu iasm-d from Burlington and Liaeoht. From thus showing hia land. Land “Whan it got dark J rod* over to ConuniaaioneT G. H. Barria, will find .‘mltilio In look after our store* and to letter* fiom land hunter, so multiplying proridw agaimt a Mtrpriss.”. "Why did you go yuurr?lf ? Why not send on* of your aid* F’ •■Ymt sm, Jndga, everything depend* i*l on not hawing our euppiiw dut off, and I wanted to •*• after thing* my­ self." ■ "••How wu it the nevi morning when road train* by Deputy Sheriff*, just as 1 yon oame uatho field F’ inquired Judge th* hour srrivr* for their departure Butlw. from th* depot (of which oalrag* there • Not^wnclt change sineo the night hav* been two exhibition* lately). Su­ perintendent A- A Folsom* reaalla aa ‘‘Who was th* firet man yon mnt F’ inntanc,- whi-ruin ths gar.ie of th* of­ “General Wood." . ficer* was otfoetually blocked. It oc­ “And what did bo say ?" curred during th* sdminutration uf hi* pmleceasur tn the suporintoodsuev of tbo Boston aad I*rovidcnre Railrosd.— Just as the morning Shore Due was upon that w* went to fighting again, •boot to leave, one of the creditor* of aad fit all that day, and toward:; nigh! thn I’rovidcuee and Stonington Rail­ it fookad batter " road places! an attaehraant upon a ear Th* Judge lo-ikml ratli.r blank, osk- belonging to that company, nnd located «1. “what asut?" in the middle uf the train. Mr. Nason, DODD’b “Well, tho t>*x: moruing it was re­ thou S upcrintendeut, requested that it NERVINE ported to ma that Santa Anna and all bo vaealod, but the creditor woe inex­ ’ DOES IT! hu. men had disappeared in the night, orable. The danger* of delay was ex­ and I was derilhdt glad to b* rid of plained, a* was also the fact that a them so.—JAfar^r’s far Stf. hundred innocent people were Iwing made to suffer for the wrong-doing of a corporation ; but all explanations wore m vain, sad tho creditor continued stubbornly to insist upon what h* d*em*dU>* msmtenanre of hia legal rights. Finally, after th* train had been delayed fifteen minutes, Mr. Nason hit upon a bright idea. Puro Blooming Complexion. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. M.n.'tw-e .nJ-XoM-. mskis* »>•*• ~s••rtio** trsBoBia* arl>VOv*l so-i • *M fms <•—>uu > r**k. ' »l . ’ I mH -maw *,. । 5» ■ i . IryicteS’S^!' iteU-rdnsMatsfei. tell । WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS Iyer's Cathartic Pills, IBS r'TOK®. .faraMbk. Jn^Sv-iHI'-ssSTrsEite New Book for Agents I . x. ’.’Fir&ssnr Barry sfarawte <w lit* ma tar U Mo. A. £g w Tm«u.8.C tMaSI*. J•*<••« Frakal* | la tfc* waiur ikv artsle »< It*r*u« tl. W*r**r 1 !*<• •< ItsMla*- is oat emir. Amani. Mr-HteWtrai' -- nriiS** ....... wla .KG ■ <.«• , R.J. ills®l pranas tue-ibe Frvksl* *rik* taeira, rr., .0.-1 -s.-j «« «lt e, »* - - JXSSf *"b' I -narmas u u arOen*. ISM Meads, IS, Jsu. .‘irsrtteteteitei ie> h h-T.t-r *.raa tkathr vine* •U I* .U.I »c.n«sr m-CUImO. - .. .-■*:*■. .1. .. s . ,M allow that car Id remain hen, only inerresra my Uli against you far dsm- Ss.- FLOUR MERCHANTS Dl»U- ■ >*<» .krai* rar sraraerfa* SEE “"•"fssaarxc e. y. nitto *»t <i*«i s.»x imt>u. Fart Wajoe. Jacison & saiim MICHIGAN OCEAN’S STORY. strain b taeream* the tendency. While tie yew* Wash nmre frc*!y than th* old. ia&ats Ao no* blush; wommi blush more than men ; the blind and tho deaf do not oscop*. It h usually the fan-, ears, and neck oaly. that redden; tb« hinshdiMBM eatMKl over th* body; but certain anas who go habitually nearly naked biu*h over their arm* "Egrri W-iiSKAVd! 5E«t52£f31rsf!r,KHSi2 y>oMEsr/c “What do you menu, air F" “J tu.1 what I roy. exactly. You have attached a car lo-hragii.c to th* Stonington and Providence Railroad Oumpauy, and 1 gnat you to taka it •way from th* Boon u and Prorider, w Bailroad depot- Separate it from oar car. and remove it at once." “AU right, sir j I will do ao. dual start up your engine, end we’ll take the car out o? your way in a jiffy." “Not by a eonfeuadad right The car i* iu your charge and not mine, and none of the property uf thi* company ahull be us-d to help yju. Aud I want GOLDSMITH'S BRYANT A STRATTON ra*l*lner.tenH iut’ke'ms^11" Z»3*u Ui.rOrtMul. IB.,1 ••>! woumrs.™ »ure« l. Iks rsn-ea t*lrfeeled I* e«te etsle. •< l»e >e>4,> I «» uf <»U OKUluS. «»I Ike ►•ulsr »>er~f. «.» a nrr of l»M > rl« Io be >.* Ibu , lluUuss Ke,<U»u t.r.»o. .w,.pw relate* sn-l e-r*uUt-.| i» ,»M *.sa,r <4 Bury f-r three AND THE SOU F1X.HJR, GRAIN. PORK ANU DIS1XFBCTS. yUBlFlES. 'HIBI TBAIS8 Bl'X UT COIC1QO TIMK. THROAT AND LUNG 1 BOILER W< ilhNSXS BANTER* ***U«re Berirsit " P.-.,.,!, uul-alc * {wJUm Ift&TaTS «— AJWtek.*- ■a“iwuZ5!2rW,U NlCmiMM.-TfeCIrrait > at Barry n Caaarary. .S»ttB<S8Wg'ga; sEr&Srr'ftif.-e torer SjSragSffisag " '* • ’’** Way** IteMramto. "I"’.'"'' DsM.laflMil*Mttiia teSK *^But bow .hall 1 romov* UF ■•That is yuur bu»ine*«, ami not tain*. Oa* thing ia carteia, you will remo*» it boo*.” pUc£-Wtta*mj*tan* •««> ***■ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-09-17.pdf 624c7ea504cf473b3f818b7b818a72e7 PDF Text Text T^« RipiIaucAil Bupeut RATES OP ADrERTISOQ. VOL XVIII, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1873. ptjwal and 6Ws» Ca& KI.SOR k Rt'NSKLl- ■ Savfe Your Money Coaktia, Bort, Drake, Dr aper, Ellin, potfcS. • Have a Full Stock of ■KsnswwsMt axes The LlQnor Interest Jukge Emerson. THE CHILDREM'i CHURCH J. P. ROBERTS & CO. HARDWARE! NO. 21. ............. - •—— ~ & RUSSELL GREBLE mareUag ; how many Mr. Webster aad Jenny LindSatrcrlve. Smith, Stubb*. Van Dusxr, IL. thotuaed 1 Sixty full 1 Emerson late of Battle Creek : Warner. 8. A. L. Warner, Weare, man of which will, Hon. Henry 8. Foote evutributee to month* ihall hare completed their Welch, Willard, Wing, Wood-19. couree, lie down in the grave 6f a the Washfagton ClreaiWe the following Nat*—None. • nt ~ -** — * —Lt—L____ _ 1 Every year during the nut Mr. Drake moved that a committee drunkard A —— A— L —— —I»— ..A . L ___ ____ . including everything kept in a firw, d<- On arriving at the door uf the Opera Home Mr. I Webtttr entered in his eldldron " Trump, grandest manner and *!<>wly pained •L. —A- _ __ _ down the centra! aldo of the bulldog. pui without congratulating Utah * It chkgced that Jenny land was then the Administration at Washington my just expired; tramp, tramp, tramp on the platform, and wae alnut to com­ akes with tho tread of mence singing our inxpiriting national judgment in rase* involving euah veei pasring; tramp, tramp, anthem, •'The Star Spangled Banner." mten-u* a* are fo re [doerd upon our Ko h. Vr .....___ 1. । calendar. Unlike many of tbo Tsrritoo us from the camp of » jw.w-.-M, U1W^, .poena- I thw. «kc case* coming into CogrtW* What in God'* ueously broke forth with tempestuous involve raining interest worth rnilwma, Whereupon, Mr. EUis submitted the name are they fighting for 7 The privi­ applause, evidently rncognixing it a* nor, as in the case cl Ann Hl is* Webb lege of pleasing an appetite, of con­ remarkable coincidence that tho re- I Young v*. Brigham Young. qMMMW forming to a social usage, of filling six­ ty thousand homes with shame aad Bor­ row, of ktadmg tho public with tho bur­ the very moment that the ucre born a Judge den of |«uprru*n, uf crowding our blem of the nation's liberty and if a dear jtxU1'rerideatand fewmariee, and forward-1 prison houees with felons, uf detracting ed to the 1‘leaideutof ths United Htetes lrom tho Industrie* of the First—He i* iuduitrious; goo* into without delay, nccompauied bv the gantry, of raining fortune* end break­ audience rettled down into quietude the memorial to bo prepared by the' oxahope*, of breeding direare and inspiring tunc* o'f Jenny IauA's rasrv.l Court at nine a. m., thus preventing. mi tine appointed for that purpo**. wretcbcdnA*. uf deriroying both body ar- v--- ■------>—1...X.. >> and soul in bell before their time. The prosperity uf the liquor interest, wbelmingly sensible a* on that occasion covering every department of if, de­ 1 was of the commiugliHl powir uf mudered to U entered on the journal. pend* entirely on tbo maintenance of tirtui this army. It cannot live without it. ’ ’k •---------------------------------- 2? I 80 lou< “ the tajuor internet maintain* - b W ™ • i<h *** POM,nl P»°»P«»u* condition, it will light that he lutually oeataed almost to । Third—Like a wue Judge, aa ho im?• CUk« «“»!*America tho sacrifice of sixty thou- beevmo unconscious of the preum^M,( doubted i*. ho decides instantly after other*, and hummed rrn distiuet^Wn argument, and never cam** esuw “m --- f---- --- -,L .L— - - X I LI— L—I— LI— ———V.. ft,. ity in the promise*. JOup..th— —«. „tf„.„. ,btot. to have been | kindled into ; ought to do. that a teen—.. ..hu* UI..M u—. „ „ |0 u.xtri««. nA^untotu...... nature warded to the President of the United State* ; but afterward* to modified his DRUGS Medicines IIOI.IIHOIIK Dye Stuflfe.j .. IJOI.HRDOK THE dr*. PAINTS & OILS OLIVER CHILLED PLOW ! itt iiuiiKii School Books & Stationer!/ STU DEBAKER WA-G-ON ! Tk. OT1, MV. »<!, ,h. BLp. SL.» .-,.0.. i.ucsu IIAKNKSS, oll lunj, U) order TIX coppE» atl(I SHEET IRON WARE Itaautarturva to Order PRESCRIPTIONS FAMILY AND aji MOW-KRS, GRjlIJr, CVLTIVATORS RECEIPTS. __________________ 'I IKY 1C.1KES, .tr. JOHN I<<HIKKTS< noon - chkapkrt soL[yET COLLEGE ! a .. The fall Term begins Sept-11th. T. B. IHAMOTD. *KirroxicuLnxA«v*B A TEACHERS' CLASS Ml IX) T. WIIEKLEK ,—X •---------------------- r------- lormwi into roiAun, ui-> steam", tbo uu»- Kto JiSSL" •. . “, * :»M~Sfc«to« “ vm«T. Swtr tho brutality, the wild tt. beher* and. apjHuutment to bo I „ J Ti[d ,nd Cuaof J rMourtos, reutton. the member, to whtch were American people do not rw. a. one ** “ '**?•’ |MUP“*-“d m*- and dretare £at this grrat curw vote for them or noblic officer*, ur to ’ Sherman J. Rich - ™^- k. Ito—. Ou.™..., batictactioh to-,,-toll, * b Recommends hi* tenailsnrtSi! ----------- ,L, LOWEST »ATES- . .. the ynirizilA nf the tne middle 01 tne FALL TERM Sill*, ■ ' . Superior iu all department., including MI S1C, FOB NEU1CINAI. rURPONEM. «M—* t—V IM’ WU throe dollara ner diem for their . 1 ».-rvicM as officer* of this convention, Oiivel, Micb. RUSSELL & NEVINS tUVR THE WHEELEB. & WILSOX adjournment ot the convention. Mr. McKinaUy Ufured the following reenlutfrm : FINE NEW STOCK OF dollar*. On motion of Mr. McDonell, *aid re*- IMPROVED WARD AND «OOM *1-10 FteR DA -X CAKD. CLOTHING. TUI immwii g*:«* to Washington be selected by ballot, and that a majority of the whole tion adjourned until hall peat five thia BOOT’S AND SHOES. rantec of its Superiority oner all Being the most simple in con­ struction, and easily adapted io PHffiNIX CASH STORE completely hateful an the Ubby.H-ono lleareu. a groat ttrugglr, and i* prepariug to — .n. — .t. __ _____ _ . _ I ■ Jennie N«aai A mo«t it. Propio both ia_ tht* country Aoguit 81, 1873> at least a character integrity an 1 a pew- | cr of re*i»tecu o which tuake* them ap- , Public Lthraxi**. Uratiuu i* actually [xhaoned al it* toun- [*ar rmpcctabl*. The Libby, a huge, , tain, and that thefe can 1h> m> purifac- •hambling, ovwrgrewu and miashap|x u One of the published addrsaeM of the tion of It until the eouree of the poiwn jule of brick and mortar covering half a block, anpaola to no senae of intelli- Hon. Edward Everett upon pubBe edagene*, and only provoke* indignation 'cation contains tbeeo words coneartiiag the value of public libraries : gentleman'* table. The California inc* are a disappointment and a tell- conuder that 1 am associated with those thing imported. They an not popular and carry it to a certain t; M four atone* high, and without empt at grace or ornament in any rt whatarer. The gralingi uiU reua in the window*, but all the cell* doubled upon me. at thb time occupying the L ibby; the Southern Fertilixur ' Company which manufacture* and dutributea through the country di*txict* of Virginia anti lumped together. They are all oppoeed North Carolina a piuocutrated furtilixer a— I 1.— .1 1 — ■«- — J -L.lt machine, are qualities which recommend the Wheeler gwteatoyint Washington. Messrs Feck and Hattert exiatence against the determined indig­ • unductel w.th nation of along ■ offering people. A roepectable Engfieh megavine re- department by which alffg ufalary education can be «n- litieal and deliberative aaaembUe* of and silent, while near by is “Guile the Church of England as many as four this community; and, al differed in opinion upon different kinds of urork, running easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing ' KA!M)MUH«0. MBH utterly destitute of other seiring nip chines It YOU WANT ' '' How Libby Prison Look«. HATS AND CAPS, Hz lean for the />ajtt year is the Best Guar- PAI2SFTIISr&! w *1. HEWAJttl3 I should be greatly difieient in court­ esy, were X to omit to acknowledge the obligationswhich I owe to thia oonvvn- gratitude for the indulgence aad kind Sa Icn of the WTteeler HABT1MGS. MICH. [ awake to it The organizabuos of the liquor mteroat, the vast funds at its command, the universal feeling among those wboe* buaiaeoa i* pitted against tho national |<rv>-[>crity and the public DRY GOODS. Michigan Exchange. fet'd. Aide Blate Btreet- H*srrr Wsun, •/ AImcI A fcroad \» wu admini*terrd. with doce not eoek. unde.- jm’ic'el dedao pr*d*ely limiter atcumplMhmoula. A to make or amend the atatutea of- C< third bow wu tendered, when th" gnw* or Utah. charming “Swedish Nightingale," a* Vermont, a* hi* birth ’plane, may w ■be u called, mcuntinenily took wing be proud of Err ton aa a true law] and became iaviiiblo to our food and i and an upright Jt dge. Michjgaa, the present condition of thing* and the ^CH. I Sweet’s H°Tel» i!U»> KAPiM. - liberations of thi* plat!ra upon i Bedfield ; and we regard i standing, h« I to the Bench of Utah, a — —- -—• ...... — SUU ——- - ------- —r* ” ------- -I rnvjcaUc bowel ever liuiteld. The ami- On- Gmnt. Uanrotending la Btanara able anti accomplished reci;*«et of the i he is a profound lawyer; dignified and homago mautfeted aumethmgof graco- , aSsble on tho Bench, ba undwstaads ful and blushing rmbaraasmon!, but | tho discipline of the Bar Haring no cvorteaie-l notwithstanding mo*t pro- : eaaltments of poaitiost, "he know* nothfoundH in response: upon wb*h the i ing of the parties; everythlnr of the assembled multitude gave vent to their I cause and be administers the law aa OEO W KEYF8, Secretary. J Pure Wines ind Liauors! • Fur Catalogues Address. Streets, Hastings. ■4 to. ... women are suffering a tbuuamsd times . mare from rum than from any iiolitical disabihtvT Th* truth is that there is no question | before the American [ample to-dar that I begin* to match in importouco th* tom­ I iwrance question. The questwn of On motion of Mr. Wilkin*, AmM, that th* thanks of this coo r.ntion *« hereby given to tbo pre*)- , dent for the able and imnortisl manner On motion of Mr. EUia, the commit­ tee of expenditure* were authuri&rd to lowed three dollars [>er dicut, tor hi* audit all aceounta agamat this conven­ I service*. and that the moaMngvr em- tion which hove a&crued, or which may aocrae after the adjournmeut of the Huchaa CHBOMOS, LITtlOGHAPHIC CARDS. REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need iu aVT XE>V- YORK .PRICES • aicai[3i. | Bomrmbur the l*lacv, Secund Itour East of the Corner of State and Jefferson I DENTIST Lao* Ba*rr»rT. Ito-Ito^-A-T. Amwom Baows, Tires Dorr, , Students can enter at | PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. .l , woman suffrage, aa it any wrong which Jons McDotrxtx, tf ITaya* esenfy. may be iuvolrid in woman's lack uf tlw Z*. ' suffrage could be compered to the begi^r January 2nd. 1*74. TEil and COFFEE, «.ktokl»ta..VEllY 1AB0H STOCK, ...Ito to Utonto-J«,-II .Ul. Bl>*MEK. HEATH K CO. la? aeter cr an official function not content- BEST PRINTS IN HASTINGS! & WilHon to the public as Superior to any other sewing machine in the maket. — .... . _ ,,____ _ L- i—.1,-. ■ «A Mil .f hie AfllM In tKn abort to all of a. i>. copy, Agtiic snmoL libos! Will not be Undersold. nfitf *B. F. ST difficult to sustain their part properly iu the ealcmnltee* in which they are co • takvn on behalf of the the largwt and boat pmtodedlibaariM.1, HASTIUGS IABBLE WORKS !l • Tuifu * MOKLM&iTs ' 1Pnptteur*. ar* Chromo s ? § , HRtDSTOXKB. TABLE 7Q**, M ANTLER. SHELVE*. ETC. 0w will relieve many Sirjical aM Imucal ?2S DENTIST 5 mcompaliblo with the uultivalum of ITALJAN ' । B" AMERICAN MAKBLE .CITY Slt,s DEfOT. a *»7 tear I* U* Mau. BLACK A FUTJJtR. - pgi»a and a table U—a Stork, mt B—toO—h BUM. W. — to— Oto- J. Odle & Son, Oil Paintings ( POULTRY WORLD \ JOB PRINTING CHBOMOS ! STUCCO IffllK Mmv get ncn. liutr eteiforoi ere robed w purple sad fee feast ud Uro 7. tbbrwim. , ��Tip Rvrdsi'cA!1 Bateau. —umui HHtwuiniinn. ' Th. fall term of Olivet College IreUtfBsp».10th. Tire rehoul at this pte*. U, ! ^JOantMviH^ Bt^Jcyph County, is to ; “-to.!, with Miss. Eva Nichols of Ufa m principal, and Mi» Cov^y of Albion wants a mineral-spring hotel, Vunrfbntvillc m assistant. Scholar* and U8,W0 has Imcm sulwrriUd for that purpose. . t,on of hot*!*, elx na Bnd a population of COO. Th. churcbo*, nt which regular pwt a good sclioo!. O„. a FUnta,. an, fthis place to Vcrmontvitto on Friday >»«. k* hi. imcket-book containing ■ | mnstc.n ten dollar bills, and som* pa!|I*n- The pocks)-book had his nemo Tho Free Methodists hav* held a'[ l'-»taly printed therein with his rotigrow miMiag at thi. [ «* week, now, jert etowd. It was [FWalMethcdisU . l*rg^y attsrxlsd. Th. loading sprakm npmj the oceadon were. RotB U Du^ of MinUMota, nud Rod.rta, of Roche*tw. Th. latter was the brat rra*oow and able fluent speaker, but with a voice much broken and injured b> too much speaking; the forrm-r possossra a powerful compos. voice that, with ! projicr.cultivation might rival bumm-rtill. « WhiteMd. BUI U neTW iB. dulge* in his eloquent flight* but thro, or four time* in a single discourse, and continue, each bat a faw second, at a time ; ho then drop. laio a ranronalionul tone, with soro drawling of uti terancr.Xbulfoonry axd anecdote tin­ worthy tho wurtity and rovoranoo that »wlcag* to th. puhit. When fo.t for else to say he fling* in a frequent, sonorfoils, ‘‘Amen ! ” that may bo hoard a mile or ro dirtant. lfcw many converts were madu in not known to the writer, but that tho member* of tho aoefoty | enjoyed th. meeting is evident from ths CHURCHES. . fact that their praymg and ahcuting was . board frequently at a distance of three mile*. Ono clerical brother upon tho stand was so delighted a: an uttoraneo . ol La Duo that ho anddasly lo*(>od about three fret into tho air ami when he came down ho danced for a time, during the service, after tho manner of Moses before tho ark. A devoted aistor ' in loud, piercing tones, iboutod in this : wise : “Oh ! that 1 might b. free from । the burden of my stript of .very Ta* Gsxst Cntcsoo Jcartaa fa noth­ ing in comparison to tho immense businoss being tarriod on by Jim Sutton. Jim ia on Jefferson Street, and does axrv hiiiiuu jhJb ony other institution of the kind in Hasting* His store is always full, price* low for caso or ready par, and would like to have th. public call on him boforo they Sfaaadrr their money nt tho higher prioid groceries. Browne is President. Gnxwrfas of every description both light A new map of Bay City i* being pub­ lished by William Mercer, Civil Bagin-' snd heavy. Give him a rail. ecr and Surveyor. Th* Battle Crrek School Board has ordered |5U0 worth of chcmieal and phflieophical apparatus. This amount of capital to b* invwted in tho new pulp mills at Jackson is •250,000. Buspicfou rested on one J. T. Fan.ll, a rocaUsd doctor residing ut Charlotte. H was known that he went to Grand Rapid, on Friday afternoon train. A warrant was issued by justico Rikor and Iteputy BUriff McConniok was •out after him. Hu was found at Grand Rapid* buying * suit of clothe* and a trunk. McCormick arrested him, and on search found fivu ten dollar bills on bis person nud found that bo had paid throe out fur hfa clothe*. They recovered th o money and brought the doctor to Hosting* and lodged him in jaU to spend tho sabbath. A March­ warrant was issued and McConuisk went to Charlotte and suateedi-din find­ ing a deposit with Sliador Bros, of alsvon ten dollar bills deposited by the doctor the 12th, two of the bills aero idonti fled by Mr. Fleming. The docto r was brought before Esq. Durkee Mon­ day morning acknowledged tho whole transaction and settled with Mr. Flsming by paying bins his mouoy and tho coat amounting to WO. There ia an old saying that honesty is the beat policy. The doctor is satis­ fied that this saying is tru*. To day tho examination of Christo* pher Turta for an a,vault and battery, with an intent to kill is ia progro** be­ fore Esq. Durkee on ramplaint oYaIox- Hastings, P. O, Sop. 16th, 1878. Joseph C. Bronson, Mru Itabocea Curry, Oarnolous Joy, Jas. K annoy, Daniel Laakina, Conrad Osgood, John Btrausbaugh, Leonard Stauger. Thoe. W. Temple, Mrs. Frank Wolcott, Jacob W. W«od,-Ad*l!a Johnson. Direct your latten to number of P. O. I do not moan to Im a/njvuor of Ifaliglous Worship, but how much such j doing as some of those mentioned above,1 glorify our all wi*o maker, and aid to 1 build up his kingdom here, 1* left for ! remedied by the proper disposition of others to judg. I believe that trno । tho treaaes. But whan the hair begins ‘ religion is in tend vd to make mon and to fall out, or turn gray, in young peowomen nobler, wiser and better,, not u» ' plo, or with those in prime of life, thoro make them dnneoa and idiot*. I is cause for real regent. Whan this is Wo hare a fine graded school buildiug '■the case. Zfsff'. FvyvtaKv Sinha, IBrir here, with apparatus, and ocureuisncrc , equal to that of any simular village iu 1 remedy, far superior, as a sound mtA&l medium to anything else before the pub­ partiuunls, tho two higher for tho com- lic. It actually restore. hair to iu ori­ ng year aro conducted by O. L. Bay ginal color, and in the majority of cases, causa* it to grow agaiu|wh«n it is be­ and lady. . coming thin. It m not like many pop­ ular prepartions, a mere wash, but a , yield of strawberries tbu year was 250 scientific discovery, indorsed and uved bushels, and of rcapbvnies the samw by physicians of character. Addro*. Som-i vinyuxd* in tho vicinity am plenti- II. P. Wall & Co., Nashua, N. 1I.-JWI fully loaded with luscious grapu Tho acy-s WAi, Pnu, FA. 1, 1MW. , crop of apple* i* not largo, while SPECIAL BOTICE The great blood cleansing organ*— I pooches aro a total Aiiluro. On a visit 1 to tho peach region ol Spring Lak", tho tho kidneys, skin and liver—somotimes • other day, I was unable to find a poach become dogged. and the wheels of life I tree boanng, Thoro wore some plum* threaten to »top ; congestion of n ser­ i aud applfe. Of tho latter tho Baldwin ious character ha* set in. Drug medi­ WILL cation, stimulants, strong cathartics, all bear* most abundantly this yosr. , do harm. The remedy is worse than Yours truly, : tho disease, if anything. When you Gaxrs Morwitanr Bor. I get in this fix. and your iqrifom fads Soto.—Wv learn that S. P. Cady of I' clogged and “stuppod up, get a botUo of Hutlnnd, ha* sold his farm to Thoma* • Hamilton'* Barbu and Dandelion—n Water* of Buchanan County, Iowa, lor I remedy that acts mildly and kindly \ on , £11,000, and will soon remove West, the kidney* and liver, and open* up«nd I an I tako pueossfon of the farm bo lias i relieve* tho system by their healthful I purchased in lowu. Wo trust succou* action. J. P. Robert* A Co., hero it. ; will attend him in bis new Iwiuc, and | that hi* successor ruay find farming in , Wo regret to bo obliged to call at­ tention to the failure of our officer* to Dwight A Burral on toesday shipped enforce the dog law. Wo counted seven Tbs work ou Ku wee’s Blrck is pro tn Grand Rapid* for exhibition on the grosisg rapidly. ground* of tho State Fair one of th. day last wash, and called the attention Going—lots of our etfaeas to Char- | Bobbin’ll Cultivator th at for beauty of of the Marshall of our city to tho fact lotto on the. 23th, to bear Colfax. finish, to say wolhing of the superior at tho tims. The publie demand tho merits of the cultivator it*a farmingimWoluani «itli groat pleaauro that nyid enforcement of this law, and not l plimonl. oxewla anything that ha* .v- to reruembor at th* poll* any officer who Hun. John M. Navins fa improving. neglects to do Lm whole duly ia this There *tu 1.1 quorum present al tho 1 er fallen under our notice. I '' C Q Holbrook, Esq., is quite vericcily.vi k at his residence in fin* city. ‘.Hr thank* are duo to W. B. Blsndtanl. of. Butlaud, for a aplendid h*=d )■ V. Gilman fa building n fin. Imus, th" south lid. of Grund street, just it of Jefferson streoL “ 81TX3? Dlartes! Diaries I iifote aMc.rtnwnt of Diaries for no City Nows Depot.' Fine Beaver Suits for Men........... Fino Custom Made Suits for Men, Double Breasted Pea Jacket;.. timrards now homes in tho fertile Weak Tothoso going to Mu*ouri, Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, Oregon or California, we reo­ om mo nd a cheap, safe, quick and direct | route, via St Louis, over tho Missouri CHILDREN'S, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS' Local Olijijies p Hites. $ 3 to $15 0 to 20 10 to 30 via Vinita. For msps, time tables, in-' formation as to rates, routes, Ac., we: refer our reader* tn I. G. Wheofar, Northern Pasannger Agent, 72 Lloyd ' St., Buffalo. N. Y. or E. A. Ford GomI ral Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo. ■ Quciitians will bo cheerfully and prompt­ Fafl Overcoats, ........... Hoavy Winter Overcoats for Men, 8 to SO 3,60 to 15 4,50 to 20 for Boys, for Youths, ChUdren'e Chinchilla, Cape and Other Staler of Orereoale. Cheap Fann* in Booth-west Missouri ! Tho Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Com­ pany offer* 1,200,000 acres of land in Shirts and Drawers, 40c. to $3. LMST STH OF WOMB’S GOODS IS TOE STIR To Merchants we Sell Goods nfa Cheap ait they can buy them in any Eastern City. 36 CANAL STREET, i_ n. Mixer s Scrofula Syrup! PARLOR GCOODS CHAMBER SETTS. Bcssmcr, Hoatli A Co. have tho larg­ est stack of Undertaker* goods, such as Caskets, Coffins, Burial BoIm-*, Ac., in Central Michigan. Personal attendance and good Hearse will bo furnished to customer* throughout tho county free mstisT. Beaijios all valuable doge have of charge. 17tf .Bxasiua, Hunt A Co. Luce fa cnsed, and only sliocp killing on tho D. A M. R. B, going W«st on Monday afternoon when near Isiw.ll, worthloM curs, are now running at large unlicensed, and they should b. al Kent County, struck an ax on the track, cnce killed whenever found. The Burnt is the^bost advertising throwing four or five cat* off, killing medium in the County of Barry, having twamenand wounding six or sev*n Arrxraos.—An exchange says,— nearly double the circulation of nay that farmers and other* in tho interior other paper in the County. tf of th. State will do wall to ba on their guard against an individual catling himself A. A. Baxter, and claiming .to bo of the produce and commission Ann of “A. A. Baxter A Co.. No 420 Mpn- ly. E F. P-rown hs* roturned to thi* city asil opened on office for the prac&>» of hi* J'rofoaoiuu. Gon. W. Brown. Eoq.. tho popular agent of the Waxertms n Insurance Com • Ifaat'12. ••Lute” is to have a dam n pan v, feu purchoM-d tho Birdsell *1 Union Hall on Friday evening Oct arty in tho first ward and is fitting it up 11. Th* bat da* of our County Fair. , Hon. H. A. Goodyear, and Bev. J. Our Street (Ynnmimionor* is grndiug W. Bacerni:, have built a lite, sidewalk i th. Hill on State street oppowts th. ia front of their dwelling* on Broadway. | roaiAmce of Wm. Burgbw Er. A Tile School Board offer for sale tho groat benefit to tho public, and tho wpde*k». orate. Ac., hitherto tmed in oar pcaraare of tho city. ____ fnUir rchvoh. Use advertisement in toathsr vJunui. Swiff Vroumaa. fafl for Detroit <iu th* g/,5 train Sunday evening, with Dsxial Shay, who ha* bora sent to tho Hew. of Oimction. A. W. Bailoy, has taken the job, Mid U buildiug a now bous* for H. W. Bolfe, cn th. rit« of tho ono lately de/ wny*d by firs trti State Street. I Xho AulunwAt, of the Barry and Kai ton County Insuranc. Otanpany cam*' _W. are told that Skieum H. fo hud to late fw thi. iww, but tbev/ Bunknr. tho first Sattler in the County •-U haw. a prominant utera rate week of Bairy. dirf om day lad wwk. at his homo nrar Jackson. Wo Lara no fur- such firm in Detroit, nor any such num­ ber on Monroe avenue, which is a atroet bet about three blocks iu length, it will rowdily bo seen that thia pretended merchant must be m fraud. amuiiBai ar her na iiBisras,* carat Price. *1,00 per Bottle. Addrve* 6tf L. N. MIXER, Hastings, Mich. First-Class Instruments. No vells's Ltxtaxrr* roa Honras— Are always irritating snd hrating, operating upon th. priMipte of counter irritatiau. Prof. Andoraon's Dvrmndor, on tho con­ trary. is at once eoolmg and southing. It .ooms to net chemically by draoMag n, it wore th* infiamation and soreness, dispersing all dismsed action in a short time, rertoring tho part to soundnras and health. Seo adverti-imrat in nn- New Scales. New Styles. Wxxcxaa.—Tho Steomor Iroosia*. ruaning bdwwn Grand Haren and Miiwankse strand-1 in a gale and sunk a faw miles out of Grand Haven on Monday, several liras wwo lost, report­ cd a* high as M> by some parties, though .tUtest date only 14 bodi* bad been roj-uvwwd At thia time we have no au­ thentic statement of the cause of the disaster although it • ctauged that th. DEPARTMENT. Children's Suits, Boys’ Suits Youths' Suits . Turta is a German and a good citizou but k a man of violuut tun>[>or and was in liquor at the time. Couadl rnscung on Monday uvening. WE SELL NO SHODDY CLOTHING! New Prices. Veiy Low. �|nautir. | CUREn^'4 RlteumaUra, Seal da, Lameneaa, Neuralgia, Burn*. Soreneaa, Son' Throat, Both, WotiBdx, Toothache, Colle, Old Sorea. All Hemorrhage, ■hire breed are aujiorior to Jlka eowa uf tha Jarwy breed tor the quality At4heir milk. The native cow in tho dairy re| giotia of New York produce* onr* [xruwl 1 i»f batter for about twenty thv.M aad I cue-half llxT of milk, a» the av. rage of a number of buttar facturio* fur apTORl. yworr, und thia nntnber may ba «ra«M- ■ erod the conatant (upply for the quality ' of milk from uur native cow under tbo '.he citcnmiUmcaMi of good paatorial ro­ : giena ami lutnllicent can-. Thia con| rtant, 23 1-S, or more exactly 23-27, ia about mx per cent, larger tuan the axUreme prutioHfon gieon in our table fur aateeted tmUre ivw«_. Could we a«aume that tho tame proportion would 1 bold giMMl in other t-iaoa. wo would have । for the average of quantity uf the AyrI rhiro milk, ury 20 1-2; for the Jeroey । milk, 23; and for tbo Short-horn milk I about 31 pound* for one pound of Dauchy A Co*. Column. Hjcsnsnx nmtuoy. 1 Ivery year inermem the popularity ■ I Um i-ilmtblo Hott Preparation; Inh b dm? to merit tfnm*. We tan re i> j.- old )iatn>n» that ft I* hf|;t .■ up to iu With aumderd; aud it io <wilv ivfiidih* and perfected prej* nr it ion air i ret urine Giut ob F*wm Hain to Iu ytrtjihthl t'di-r, making it auft. Iivdrott'. uhd frilken. The rcalp, by iu Iwouiuc.* wlutr and.dcU. It icnwve all entptioua and dimdreC and. bv ito tonic propertioa, ptwmla th Mlrlhrat fiillirtfr otrtKarh Miaaa. iata-i M*1 nonri.hwi the liutr-glimda. By it t live, tuc hair gryWa thicker end itrongw, In ImUiicm. Il rcetoroa the capillary ulnnda to their inuniul vigor, tui.l will crv.al,- a tie* Rtowib, excayrt in extreme old .iso. It h the moat e- .turtiifcl Ham llumilidcver umL II- it tv[uirv< fcu'er apjiljcaliutM, mid '* MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R- ;' Grand River Valley Division c.H»owx.r. t! sygSgg trfS'j.w... m.5, '..,15.. EASTERN DiriSloN -AxMyer <ri Mnwi-tinw-tts ««)», “Tbc cunatlUWlU arc imrr, end curcfiillv iu-l<-eti-.l fur cxccn-itt .nudity; r.ndl rorimler it tho Bl-. rKti-AUAnOX te.- iu iutemlcd |.ui]"»asM Hanialira BITTERS. Buckinghams Dj-e 1'0R TUB WHIHKEB3. SH2.S0 turn quin i tun lung :i tilin’, and loo tnueh rr.', tu real .we gray <» faded Whlaki- • i.c have prciKiiwd tlu»dia.in «r« / ■■ p-tmN^n; rcliieit will rpnekly and ■ Bully e.'uutuplWl thia ireull. It ii -xv-iiy .-xjdiid, and produrea a color ‘ will nciiher rub nor w.i»h off Re* I by all Druggiei... sum.’ iLANTATION Price Fifty Bitters LIVINGSTONE “S’ AFRICA i t<M4.r«r<>t*wUr* aad at th* £tt«w*l At is IglE osw. ‘I S? ‘«TMssr S Italrail Ex»rwc tow »t /lu~l, Temperance Bitters ...WSaSri"-” --------- r --------------------------------- eowler's great tori Rerculm Help* Wh'-a Yon Put Your penmbli-. ,u M«b-*i. —------tl-i1 ■■* iu., M.iay t* " —"v--.. — ...im. J. U. Abbott, General Deputy of the inr.ierei; L.iMi.l*»i,r..«rtr A Owa Shottldrr to th<- Wheeli Mii. rovulutiun that wai going on in tba .t«i. aAImm. ,i*iin* *«M»im<.-.... SAT country and uijtj^ th.- importance of H ihJshim; tp, i-b.totoirM., ’ I nutting dowu tin-muno|xily of rajwoy* , ******** *■,*■.. ■4 n: £’ ' Ho ga« itatietfc* of dtfforent railway*.1 „ U . ".1 . ’ ... ‘ 10 <,u reducing the profit of the WlHefcrl^TgE 1118508PTKSLlXt AilKS nothing he will do lt■ farmer* to almoat nothing He couten/CSfATWmm a - - m cim... keWwetaae&M^iruwet lk« l.a.r it Ml. in >*M aiulawmaMiaW. .ml U. Michigan Central R. R. better than chanty, for luxury feed* tba <co|d [„. t,, quarter of it* t.n *i out rat**, end coaridi-rod it a downright the induatriou* improve, why* the idle '| robUp- » it U DOW tuM^-d ra'.e . deteriorate ” riluuM, ho rlnuuod.'bo a ouywiar pcw.-r| iii-a-l..t«4mecTa-«<fc»x»ir Through dinrgnrd uf tlieae aorial ' to combine end con«oUdate, and the I SlL0;®’.' •Jr'*.’ laws, the dolea dlvpennod in mediartal grange i. the only organization that ha*. monartrew uuwd a pateatrpnncipte of,! with any di-gmr of aiKC.oa, nw< -thte modem ytipmiai. ’’h'^L foltowi-d by Amaaa W4Vr, We ecaaot oremlu the strength of I who aaid It ahouid be the duty of CbftJ , greaa to inlcrfaru aud [in Hoc I the bu«in>-M iateru«.t of the country. He "p>k» of three wsyr in which the great object But, ia helping a man, you al wave L^rt him. whennvrr you do nut make him help hrmaaif. Thia waa tlm rpirit Mcoee ;—bidding the Jew not to reap the corum of lux field, and to let tome bamlfuh fall on puryoac, and to fare* them for the poor to glean. It war the •pint of Chriat, wbo only twice fed the hungry—but tjmta withowt number heated tha aiek, enabling them to nm J. By u general law fixing the tatu uf 'trtral aud fr'*ight rm. ai^ land- m th* country. 2- To create new line* between Hie principal dvpota of tranaportotiuti. 3. By putiUiaoing all tbo toad* and placing them u»lar gov«Br.->< uk managmnrut, lu be teaaed, which wonl-.l. vp*n all tho nodi to the public at the ' cheapmt rate-.. Ho reviewed the Jilhrvut plana, and feasr.%w£rA«M2Sc i, . • i. ...tirr.-i- n^TH r.iT'- in.-,. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, IM.M* I*M"«u *1*4 txireey. wakiae .Um ».a ■ *Mi1;.n^y.i> ualM Emi -i trwr.ll »q4 Harttjaaa ‘'uTfS'.ft.r Jaa. IX laf atotaafcl tanker aMtoa. .b.:i L. ■W*M»7 MU.t» III. *M* *cmuM **. .n .»n| tn*.tk.« wuk ul* Au .n>»7 Ju •n* .1! k».'«-MU_ U «u ill IkM ,*«n.la »A««t «r OM-r.1 m laMfjtoat.- lyla*,*** wi*e la lb* j 97 Only 50 Cents per BotUe. wr. i. ... -U.K.-1 a.. t< du. ..a uJlaOWar. tSSf' taa.n«M» ■*. Mia,r lArv. keiHtret end ttairn«<.ll»r,«a4rtai. te.rrnu irPtrtt . aa4 ato. I sae*- WELLS’ CABBQLIC TABLETS LYON’S Wild Life in the Far West k?1“s!:4w£. MoilSI MMtetr SllrtM laVrernb'l'.L* tujriil. Bury I'reiMir. X«U(k>. at ’XFia.nakrr. A l> !«•». ab* n.-rt-l la Um Ik* K**VC*ri>< l***UF>rMkl "mnir .1 ■r“i;5!te!+-3»¥A£Ss WOMAN MARBI.EIZElt I*, wka*alu kavln* Imm taautal S1S7AWSSI tkan*ww«**al*toaaU *m*m« a snstKtsii,WM."t ■Mi M l - - I U|- I . M ilMUa... tn mU ~>«nt> nZ Barry. >u< i.-r | I .... I E • lb| J,. I .... ■ stserrsis kss*.' SLATE JiffFjial iKsnssw-ss:ry? ss I aar ►*»> UimmH i Bre. ikm<Mw aetow *t<«a Iku by rut*. »Ta i-w, H tot. tn HSF.r’SaiSsSSf.ffi it5r^ir.-3tSn3Ewfc! . — .1- .1—, etouikaaumu Cun. economy than the alio flog of-food, or , the adminiatering of bid food beeauao ' it ia cheap. Abo, there i« no more wasteful [traction than the giving of too rich and expend**' food Neither ia there any greater num of lo»« in eonnociion with the keejiing of farm borwa than tho neglect to which they are ayatumatically Mthmctel. Seam ally aui [KM»d ; bnt in order L> their de­ velopment aud to their long endurance*, ;it ia neceeaory that he be fed with the greatmt cam aad with an ever watchful . judgement. Probably the capital invee­ red in farm horoea in tho United State* would go twice aa far—that ia, the ani­ mal would 1**4 in a uaefal condition lain a* long—if they*were thoroughly 1, *_ 1__ •_ ■ they would otberwiao hare been «ubjM< to it; that thqy taou .laudarod railroad ama, and inhere Waar them, no deriralJa dhat y bo^ht WffW a cc: I Btuiqcia College, -rf Mta Iw.nlr •>< <S t 67 Dr. J. C. AYER & CO.. Lowell, Majs.. Pre-empu-m and humrelaad laws aim Wi to beiUiw the pubbe dumain that it ■hall become a pablic diacipium. Both require a maa tn mtka a jeuraey to hb farm—both teach him to prim it, tbo format by making him pay aomethlng for iL aw the latter by waking him till it When tho public land near town* and navigable ■treauu waa alloecupuc!, Crungreaa enabb-d farm hunter* to reach other land* and brought their produce nearer market*, by th* ouly mean* in it* power, namely, land grant* to rail- I ViS hk Aforr.™-. Ade, iirfer Webb's Glory is Bet Hair. M<?BTGAGE SAM'.. Waring any* : Very morh of the val, no and availability of th* hora* depend* on thequalty and quantity of hi* food,nnd on the manner iu which it i* given to him. Too much fowl at one tim*>, too I little at another, food of improper kind* or in a bad klato.of preparation, ia the foundation uf one-halt the ilia that ‘:"L l'r“. 0> lb. k.ll.aia^duCT.lMj •la to Uw imm»I. rfonnaa It,, ra SS^ W. E. HEAMES ft CO, ' FLOUR MERCHANTS l*U». M.-UIl 03 WOOItUKtlMJE KTRKET. ira«r Hb.lby. DETROIT, MICH. ceMwa wT.etMa till, la tee* <r raae> traltol ■ .■l.'.MlalalM fcro A- N. SARIN. Floor & Grain CoimisioiMertW. Pe^aat-Ar. tWl.Ua JU... nt* both in Iowa and •laevhm, but it be remambared that they have cat the United Stale* nothing, niac* a. many aove hare been eold a( double price aa bare bam given away—that e Fort ffayit Jackson & Sauinaw .fl*. MUI* MaUd RklLMOAtl. srxress ttstsrtfjjpkss KtisrLA2L3iaidMi.f3s:. M^W^KtaWSHW £ SM^SMsnaEiris® ■SB kun lt.i~* Mmm. -Im-UMl «U»'aMUIM 5E3- OCEAN’S STORY rr".*4r<l-a«a oarwlt Mr*. MICHIGAN AND JOHN 11. WKXDKl.l. A. CO.. . < Mwtauaa euceaar* in FLOUB, GRAIN. PORK AND SEED nrrkotT.trtcntGxx THE SOUTH. DISINFECTS, PURIFIES, SOOTHES *Xt> UXALM TitAt 38 KVX BT CUICARO TtMI. TkAtKit aouTa aorrtL mywa*. M*U Aa*i>la FnrtWaya* landa o^udly good further from rail- Ambond. d»*nrttng for distend* un a kxwl tram- which cannot exi»t wtthowMha davoforment U tba unantry through which it run*, ia not likely to . i.ntr.al r-AMK-’ DODD'S Kivwr I n^a'atlM^V toMtei. Warm IM* aT a*>Uao* to laM naaty. imaM*. TUaalr B.1MM. 0<n nutrlbati.a la t>* waalrr mol <bioo,ooo oo THROAT AND LUNG INSTITUTE th; ear. «r CetortO., Tbre*t M-1In Him I'.atl. parrerllw W V Ma. 4 Affl-IKWALLTKRltACt MACOllOAVR » paotbto call aenaaallv Cm *a .**arto.u-n atearwiae nne* *>• MM.U. «.u^.. BOILER WORKS. SINE’S GttFT S&HTERPfllSE. On 6iai CM Pita, tf HUE U Mi1 One Prim of fS,000 in Silver I T»u ramu, and MatoW Hye, witk OH. Jeeu.ill*- Wiik LU, M,n * L RUMal. a ImIMm I � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-09-24.pdf 18231772e79c2037852a3765becc3a35 PDF Text Text The RfrJ,ucM* RUTHS' VOL. XVIII. Pnsesisnal and HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1873. Cart J. P. ROBERTS & ' admiminn into to* union. It ia drem.d unnerossary (ot toe miqioea of Ulis ! communication to trsrel back throagh th* onliaaxwe of'87, and renew th* ground* open which Michigan predicted uer claims to the boandanre she a»tumed between Okie aad - Ureelf, fur they have often been sfwuad before th* world, aad it is oouidared a sutoieU ground of obiertiun to too condition* upon which alone Michigan ra* to bo admitted into tho union, that in' the vary art by which she was organited a* a state with a repubiirwn eoaatitution, she wv* not only denied the right of be­ ing considered a party to a question • hieh tavulvud resantally l>or lights, bat was arbitrarily acquired, a* the eonditiema upon which ata crrnld ba - per­ mitted to enjoy ttam. to give bar os­ teal to a proposition which a large ma­ jority of bar au*ec« consider- both homliiatingaud unjust. Th* stow* «ater. tallied by Michigan in n^srd to that portion of her foiundary. Were well undsrsteod, nuJ it most have been equalI ly well undetatood, that an arbitrary decnion. depriving her of that which un­ der the most raibarrasMUg circumrtantx*. toe Lad strenuously indsSed upon as a right derived from th* ordinance of '87, would bo ac<|ntee><ed in, only un­ der the moef im|M>ricua necessity. All argnmeal* upon to* ground of expedi­ ency merely, Lave, a* yet, failed to produce cvwvictfoa ia tbo miad of moat CO. DRUGS licines OLIVER CHILLED PLOW ! With a full Hue of extra* on teml. STUDEBA.KER ‘ PAINTS & OILS Schoo) Books <f Stationery TVVGON! The only Wagon with the Step* Bh. uttered Bpoku. I |mscasra, if ccicgnws possessed th* pow­ er claimed at it> last eoeuuu to dupoe* uf-toat quration. at pleasure, untrstnmailed by (ho ordinance of *87, why th* proviso was aliachad to th* law, much leas why th* aarout of Michigan was deemed of th* slightoat importance. If too proviso was added from an ujro haualon that without th* amput <> f Mi PHESICRirTIONS USSELL& NEVINSI A HISTORICAL TRKABHRE ' k* «ti*ew« of Michigan, in favor of ___ f their dtaewt But. independent of what «™i « •». «w. Cnmu. SSTitf.’ — FINE NEW STOCK Sherman J. Rich TE.1 mid COFFEE, । of which he has a VERY LARGE STIMTE, and ho is determined to sail at th" Bool'S AND SHOES, PHIENfX CASH STOHE DENTIST Wille, ■ Mieiiia. liar.', Door Ea*t of the Cunier of State and J*K> Ntrerta, Hastings. j- nicy. Pure Wines and Liquors! Will not be pun wttfTcixAt. i-rttrotUM. 592146 l/»f>qOVED Michigan Exchange. JL THE IfBBllffiO Sales of the Wheeler A Wilson for Light and Heavy Groceries, the past year is the Best Guairant, ;■ uf its Superiority ar, r all other staring machines Bein'; th, inns! simple in cunst ruction, and easily adapted to different kinds of work, punmit/l IF YOU WANT South side Stat* Street. HASTINGS. MIOH. Undersold. easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing machine, are qualities which recommend the Wheeler | <fc Wilson to the public as Superior to any other sewing I machine in the majeet- . . io c*il at hfo office in th* Sinical ad Mtttecal 8CIOOL CfflS I DENTIST J. Cole & Son, HASTINGS BABBLE WORKS Chromo School Cards, Ob ir hit i! the Lswst Lirtt IM LHB MB, mem AMERICAN MARBLE city feifS DEPOT. tin mu UH Ui HUB Shingles. Lath, &c. ^tom Htate aad thunk ». oeeuptal by Ikwton Cato ftnre . BLACK * FUL1XH PPULTRY W0Ii?_ OHROMOS JOB PRINTING A Maid*n spesch—A*k papa. Ill-gotan gains—Doctor’s to**. Always gr-ing to the dog*—-Bonos, (totally tars will b. th* next a&fa A Western settler—The sun at evi In to* discutafotu of journalism which have been started by editorial ctmvssroous aid the tataNiabmrat uf chairs of jouraaitau ia on* or two ar *• demi* institution*, it ia well nut to for­ got the matter of Bund*. A great deal of indignation has been meted out to those presses which publish quack advertiKieata, calculated to .evoourdge vice and crime. In thia thing, a goat is strained at, tout a cnmul may be swallowed; for, almost without exosption, tbo papers which denounce and re- danger or enooareg* Murders, ■al-] adca, sedurtnua adulteries, burgtartes. thefts, *candul*—all disagreeable and disgraceful things—detailed htotorhn of asset* whichappeal to pqriout testae ami a morbid desire lot coarse and bru­ tal aXeitelueal—are not these*the lendmg materia! of a neat multif ad* of our daily papers? W«mqy b* mistaken, but w* believe that thers i* no departore of th* world’s news given with such exhaustir* particularity a* that which relate* to vice and crime. If this b« deutoed, tot the iiret paper at hsnbAp taken up. and the ton wiU, we thmk. be datoniuued a* w* apprvUsad U. We know that ia many paper* the rvturdml agende* of tocioly—th* churches scLoula, •ecialconvuution*—private aad o rganixMl ehariboe— l>eg fur space that is irealy aororded to the record of A pet­ ty Uuat or an unfaithful buahaad «r wife. That which wiU make d. apiqy paragraph ia ehusen before that which wdl'tuasc a healthy oim. are tom spread before th* public for it* d ally fool are often treated lik* any­ th iug but crime* Bum* uf our papers have a way($l doing up their column* of focal crima* a* if it sesrewll a Jake Tlw writer mail-is an ingeatou* jmi of *v erjthing he i* c*to«l upon to notice. Th* poor women win. are List to virtu* And society, with hell within them end b*lot* them, fwnrish gratofhi them** foe die report*** care!*** pltwanatrire. Their aTTaigamri.t, thou ’rial, ibeu look*, their rentaare. lliesr a|q<**uana*, their words, ar* curvalcltd m uufeel- What relation is tta door to th* mat?—A »tep-f*4 her. . Cm a butohtg'* b* Mid to be a josnf'hoquetbas boon defined a* “ Mil­ lards gone to grnsa.'‘ . When is a thief Hie a rwportor?— When ho take* noto*. How to makn a tall man short—Ask him to tend yva W. On whieh sU. of a donkey would you him uii ludiamau quit playing ghost. Au uxchaags allude* to an editor'* goose quill " cackling note* of warn­ ing." W* ar* told that nothing i* mad* la sain But how about n pretty girt? tamebody aiirsrtise* to “ a good girt to reek." W* bow* *«m *om* that fookrcl gwd KUiagh to eat raw. Our young ladio* ar* never behind th* fashion*; but th* fashion* ar* vary much behind the young ladies. ' Josh Billings my* >-“lx i* • statis­ tical tart that the -wicked werb harder to renoh b*U than ton ogbtMM dew to gar* the following cwud id adviea to her daughter .—“Oh, marry, th* man you k”*! g>*L >f b* i* as rieh as Cruoaus. A wag in wbal ba know* of fanuiag, give* a plan to rvmov* widow'* weeds; l.e says * good-looking man ha* rsly to say, “Wsh tbow ?’ and Uhw wilt. • Bridget, gn tw and *<♦ Low oM Mrs. Bonnet a In moraing.” In a ter sir nut*. Ursdgrt loti^ned wall tto> new* that Mta. itounet was ju»t 69 /ears, four Htonthl and J1 days old. “Mother, can I gr and have my pho­ tograph taken T No. 1 gu*»* it isn’t to appear a matter tu bo laughed at, or w. rth white.' W*ll. then, you might to ta |>a**e<! ovor as of DO account. A let Bto g» and hav* a tooth pulted oat; case of infidelity ia ibe matritg-: rela­ 1 Dover go anywhere. ' tion. involving a dntrocti.m of th*' How bus. dial took, eh J” mid a p**w cl termites, tbo disgrao* of cluld- ' big-fisted Wall street man to a frisud. ven, and the ureui"dk*b J* eta As of t.i« j parties ;jimarilj conccrued, lutnpj to! us labriud; Itricn dovvlu. ments.'* ‘ Th* higher the life Involved and the I purer the reputation, the dieter" the “davatoptnenta" alweyn Nothing peus­ e* a jteliag reporter like large , gatnn. A clergyman m jL* tasl.nuxt ha lay nieiubvr. and then any man ur womss who »aav b* in a high koeiel pesitiua riglil* on Michigan undo th* ordinaoev ,"Cnm* in hign life" ria particutarty of>'7, to «xte*« her Ionite to oer Mik grateful dish for those to *.-r»* np wbo A .ton Is told ut un* man asking anand west hue running tbroogh th* ,cater fcr tho ponont public, it is iu>Iher -whether ha would advise him to « ----------- MT _ southern cxtnxM of tain Michigwn, but ]x>saibb> nut to cvueluds that the n,eu give him because doubt* ar* entertain*! wheth-r who write (bee* item* nnd artictea de­ eotigrvs. if disposed. b»* of itself pow­ light in them, and that tho num who er reuuunmg to obviate the embuna**- publish them regard them <«iiy with remetit whi.h «as produced by the con- latiou to their mercantile value. We gms of 181G, and teeaua* that portion know of rotliiog mote Lcartlros thou of territory, though wrongfully taken th* way in which criminal* and crims from her during tour minority, i* vaatlr I are treated by a fwrtfon of th* daily prere. aud nothing move detnontoring to toe public and to those who are guil­ ty of trifling with them under th* Jicans* uf ihs reporter’s [*n. It is a bad, tad business. It is an evil for which every paper claiming to be rrepotislMs ought to be cat up. root and branch. So long as crims is treated lightly it is rncuuraged. So fong, too, as the edify­ Brat— The convention of Michigan ing, informing, remedial and purifying which assctnLled purnuant to an act of assn-cis* of thn world are snborduiatod th* I legislature of th* State of thn 25th m the public notice to the records of of July last, have, a* will be pereeivod vic* aud rrirn*. simpb cause they are by a ren'luhoa embodied tn itaproceetlles* startling or »piry; ir is nousaaoi to ingv, instructed the undersigned to talk about quack advcrtisrrients, and a eummunieat* the resell ot It* dslihemparade of tnoek virtue which dteerves both to h* pitted and. langbad at Th* daily papor has now bro,>ni* a Mr. Culfix delivered an Addrern to visitor tn rrtrr family of ordinary intelcongrete ol the loth of June, to «Mok IjtelOr. It ha* bacumo the daily, food the 8. B. of the Rsfortnod Church in a ]«>rtion of owreitiaen* were inclined South Bend, Indiana Am-tig other to yioU- Another prominent difficulty, good ItoiHcs are the foliowiag : Par­ iasaruMMintable in tb* opinion nt a ma­ ents, rd**** read to your children ? jority uf th* eonrsnuon, waa found to ■ "If I had only time to My on* thing exist in th* constitution of th* stata.(re­ mor* to you. it would bo to urge every gard .ng ths boundary of the state as <*>” uf you to avoid forevar all kiada of intoxicating driak*; aad never to teswh, In the performanca of till* defy, th* iasoiiaxablo from tbo ooastitution,'] tn rommitte* entertaia a, high degree of wit : a iwoLibitain to alter or amend would exclude w*rv ho called o|>oa U> taste, nor baadte otto of thsun. I hare ■atisfhetiou in being able to ateuro you, any pan v£ th* orgtnia law of th* Mate, tell the story to his boy upon hi* kn*e, seen so much of thn evil they have the mode pointed out by the or tv hr* grown-up daughter* sitting by wrought among twopfo in all stauon* that although the dirision h om of dis­ r irvp< sent. it has not been indacoJ by a spir­ axtatitutm itoslf. It wa* beliersd hl* side. Th* way in which nastin*** of life, that if I had my way. every it of dMirgacumtson, «r a feeling of con­ Hint a conv*ntioa thn* directed by act md beastliness uro adverbs*! in crim­ eteMofourSuoday-eetaUw akteH be tumacy, on the part of our eiu*cn» to­ of congress, through the enterrention inal repart* is sbotninabln. It ft not pledged t.< U^ai abstmaqp*, aad no tsainward* cungroe*. or the public funciion- of tbo hwietatare <d the otato, eoald M. iiccereary; ft is not on any account de- •d ss to secure an intelligent iwraereranee of the gvvenimi-nt, ur from an nn- sumo Um prtrer to alter the buundarire rtndila. A tboMand thing* uf greater *«e* ia it all their live* if I nxild add TO* ether thought, it wfHingu**a to accede, in a fur sjsnt of or any other frotares of tho cottaitu- moment and ol sweeter iniiwiri rest comprosut**, to *och term* of reaognamninticed hr tb» prrwi *»rey day. The wouM be to advtos you eQ to foitow the tion a* may be const! tubes ally imposed apology that the pnyw must bo exaet, dirvtaoM of our patear aad pted*i upon them. On tho contrary, a firm and gaaint af our guvernmastL impartial, faithfttl, ntorai, ete., ia a Shab­ y.-ursalve* firmly nwvnr to uao aay pro­ The*" we bolisre to bo sub*tanbally by on*. A pres* is nso.; impartial, ton* a ords. 1 find tha| the wtea man. ar.d deep rooted altachmeW to ths ropublican institulh u* a! our country, m- tlie views entertained by th* great Ixxiy when, by the )frutnin«t»c* it give* to the men of thought and tho men of hon­ eompuriled by an anxious imJrs to par- of th* populatiM »f Mtehigna; Mill, a to ertma'fn its report*, it cotrrtjv *!»• or. after whom you ought to patten, da tieipate a* * member of the union, ia respectable minority Imto uf oar citi- ImpraMton -that c «e i. th- tum< Super, nut need bssedm teb* II irti iiMi ■ ft aS tbo privilege* nareatoed ia oar un* and mruibers of th* txmvratm tent lhis~ to be reponaJ. wlicu, ia andboi.e.ed. Tbte. who XMk. am of uOoatitution, ha* bMn. and still is, man- IteYi. tarn disposed to yield toe assent truth, it >* thn l<rait iojbrtaa’. Is r- them nr* people of a ddfcraM *oct, and Pro­ ifbet in every expreasioti of public senti- required by *rt *f congress; not. how­ ecTds do not hander eumr, do nut near- **c not gixxl cxanipU fo* you. . ment. Nor ia it loes obvious to all who ever, basanee they aaqniear* ia th* jua- inh tHne. dp nof adrguc* int. Uig*tn» tea* words are not only wicked, bat are acquainted with the aeutimeat and Ov constitutionality of toe dnmauil, but do not purify youth, do not boiil up «w uwtore and fotdfaA. Dma always -v-tdlhern . • torn, of Feeling which pervade* the great the test nitnmt* of soefoty ; ur.d ttu Tbc only aU>St thing 1 wish b* !mmajority of our ciluon*, that they would fruitlere efforts to obtain what they oon- sbserptira of the ednusua vf th* pub ic readily make great aacrtfice* uf local I n- ceire to be their j'u*t right*, and are pres* by them is a *tnp*odmias morel rreaa on you is to remind vunr temper. We alt hat. twojwt. Th. bits, chiU tarewta, foe th* pnrpoae of relieving the dispoeed to yield to arbitrary power nuisnMo that ought tote abated. i general guvrrnmant from *mbarra>*- rsthnr than contend against the fearful We <fo not expect the press to te very •kowk It before bn nan talk. Abd it ia mente thrown in the *«y of our admits odd* wtoch a greet rsrietv uf cirrum- m ush m cd rance of th* pnopfe, cither of great value when property 'trafaad, 1 sk>a, by th* aareaeoaabX and. a* wa itaicM, hreMptnioas to Mmhigati. here iri'morelity w tnuffigrsev. It i« quite mvvemmumg th. -diflM«wi of Ufa beltero, uncomtitatimiat dsmand* of a contributed tc produce. It* history or a* much the outgrow th MX th* tender CY th* conrention, however, farniahc* ei>a- our cfviftetion, tat it ought to’ te ah T< •» every dispomtfon to yield elusit* evidence, that a great majority much, o«r citiaewi eaaixrt dir**! then, of the *tete fbel otherwise, ar.d regard salvseofffieevnvictxm, that coagree*. in it* anxiety to qutet the tartmfenc* and abate thraateMSgs «C a tawarfnl rtata, tea too far lotto «ght? of Urn rightfai isr* (NOTHING. see-use* “ry, and inCTmr<au«nc*, rnaay **rious i evils mult to MicJiignn, doulrttoss un| tunwuu Ixith by csmgnwa and even Ohio. An tuouratu anrvsy cwcsuUr mud* by coxrvanus ss«v»l*» , and sUrtliag fact, that a lino from the .* see A*er.s»s.. mo«c nurUier'.y cajw of Maumee bay. tmetbu-st to tu the line l-elween the Vailed States and Canada, aad will not Only give to Ohio jurisdiction over th* MiUro western extremity of l.ako Erie Sts Having rmouiy ted th* hon­ even to the nm'ith of tbo Detroit river, or of pn aidiug u»<w a com vntio* of del­ but will dvprire Michigan of jurisdiction egate* rouvenod al Ann Arbor on th* over her own acknnwlrdgvd harbors 26th of Faptataltcr, ultimo, elected by even to tho depth of four fathom* of tbs people of Msibigan, to taka into eon- watrr ; and whether Michigan regard* sideration th* conditions rantaltml in th* queetion M it r>4ats* to this partic­ an act of congress, entitled "An Art to ular part vf her fo-undary in tho light ■etabltsh the northern houudarr of Ohio, of rocstiliiiiosud right ur srv*edicnry, she cannot MSunstonlly yield the assent slate of Michigan into tfio union, u|»>n required. Had the questam been pre­ tho conditions therein *xpre*eud " 1 sented til the people of Micbigiu dietake fl* Hb*rt> of availing myself of tinctlr whether tlii y would consent to the Mrlxat opportunity of appraising such alt-rstioir* aa are proposal in ths your eareftoucy, that tho assent reqnir- boundary Iwtwwcn Indiana aud Michi­ <Ai to begtoen to the renditions contain­ gan. or in the northern boundary of the ed in such art. by aaimvration of d»l»- rtalix a dilh-raut result might bar* been gntre etocted by the people of th* state obtained, had th* ooovsnU.m fell auth­ of Michigan. w«* not given by said orised by tbecoustitutiun ot tbo state, eoc.ventiun. but that aaid eonditsm* to have entertained the question*. Not wsr* rqjeetod by a vote of twvaty-teght that any doubt i» talievod to-oxiat in tvs DRY (loon? (iutranUo-ftATWFAtTlON.m Everything ho IL commends, and »u o.;. ..iahy ■ Iletexuti'cu.tls -- NO. 22. �muter. A Boon &n«Tz-Banis a little sto­ ry in kbort and easy asnteneasftw D*a>The potato disease is spreading rap­ ocrats as well as others to read. It ia calculated to stxoite though, end vrould idly in England. Tbero was a tiro <m Block Is­ be <i g»>od tiling fur Democrat journals land. B. I„ Taaedsy. should be, and a leading promoter of | The late Gen. McCook was buried at them euggtvte ■* an ixuprorement, that Ciacinaati on Thursday. there should l» some <1 vparanout added Tbo Cincinnati Exposition wav visited wherein the moiety of the rising gone- ; by M.740 people last week. ration, known as “our boys," should find fields far cumpetitioti end vreil ' earned triumph We think,thn irnggse- i lion ef importance and trust th- matter of sunny Franoa, TueaAay msroing. Sixty per emit. of those attacked with yellow fever at tfhereyport, La., die. Santiago Perea baa been sleeted Fees- watched American life, coanoent with much arvarity, ttpou tho proMneso of our people to keep about their work and give themsolvva no relaxation. Tho*o of our people whu are of New Kugknd origin ar* even more onthuaiaatw work­ ers than any other class of oar esKaeaa aad iu this wet-oa of tho West (b« of any elase of oar fellow cnia-tu. beace Now Hogiand customs largely control, and in thousands of homes wherein are tamilios wbo are prospering m worldly affairs, and ill spiritual Ekowiaa, it in to b® hojgd, in our very midst, tbo doily rvutma of work krem nun aad woman ever at what ttiey regard oa tho poet of duty, an though thn making of monmwns man’s chief «r.d in life, in Omir opinion. With them Oss will go wrung and fikf will outgo right if their watoil­ ful sya in for ammment removed. With this year, er to spare even a day to at­ tend any public gathering; but next year they expect to go, and, yet, this naxt year never eotnre. In LiieA thrir whole idea of life's dsriaa mbv U sam med up m tho thrifty Yanko phrase, “There is nlwayw enough to do?' Of course there is always enough to do. Tbero ia more work to bo done, all ofwhiiU ought" to be areomplishsd, than the whole wi tkicg lor-o of hu­ manity can ;oasib!y do. and do well. Ilsnre the qneeti.ni before us ia, what course in Ufa is likely to enabbi us to do the most fa a given time and do what wc do in the masr.rr brat calcu­ lated to promote to tbo fnlloet extent th# welfare and happmen of our rare. Not alone what trill ranbla us to gat in the moat acres of wheat aad corn, gw# us the Urp«c! etep, and see it properly harvested, bnt how we way best enjoythe result of our labors and by what mean* wc can best promote our own, and tho happiness of those associated with ua PoaeiWy it may be tree that “Man was mad# to mourn,” bnt it is not true that be sboedd do that volunta­ rily, nor should bo keep himself in a gwod roeulta both to thomsvlvns anil the pnbbc. It is beyond nil question th* aim <-f the officers in charge of our fairs to make thrti at tntereat'to sb claswa end occupation* ami with a few amendmanta like the above, they would very LbortwgblT acrvmpliah thoir object W« should, and we scou shall make these annual gatherings a rest and a change from the work of the year Wo need to get wxuathing of tho German plan of family pleasuring aoclimalsd bero, and by au doing WO should do ’ Then, too, tbo vart.Mdaxatlon enjoyed1 by the people a few yuan nine* m ourE freeman's gwOinriag* base largely gone1 tho way of all the earth. but aa they, .Ui.ai * e-« ta —7 — h^rrf«,-™™ard»pvrfii b m Ik. that wo dream ol equal Auey nffao to o# Who assy bo directly or iaof the flitacily falvnwtod in keeping aiialtits, wrth "thw AncunmUnt's Assists!?' by yortCA to I Hwmisborg 4 B>bblnt the j>upu'.sp end riE’ thoroughly efficient proprietors of the Grand Rapids Btuinesa College, one of the oldest as it certainly ia one of tho who knowingly uera it for.iUuminalioti Is on the direct road>^x4o<ds or murdor. or both. Yetibo araxrodrek wbo e«li this recipe have the effrontery to state : “ Tbo above ia known aa tbo French. Burning Oil, nad 'Oaoslta *M us unrivaled, bdt it is of equal rata* to 1 to any Student of Bookkeeping oitiivr । in or out of our Behooks, aad' should lx thoroughly mastered by every school -bio information ou many topic's to which tbo st ten lion of tbo Scholars uf By the inundatioa at the Rio Graixto < boring under * tnujiorary lit of meats- largv quantitMo of cotton are destroyed ity caused by financial trouble*. He and the railroads iLsmsged The receipts of cuttou at St- Louis «u sa efficient btMuases man, a uvadutbo prooent year have increased Mariy single day ia the year, and also, do something towaria elevsting «mr»4vv» out of the rets of iecdatioo fa which it has been the tendeney of tbo American jx-ople generally, and uxxe especially of our farmers, to run. There is no sense in letting the rich Jget all tho en. joyment out of life. what tho see-rid* and thu|niountaina oc a trip to Europ# rv.idy tando over SO.OM yards of ahoetb to them. the]relaxXbon ai.d |>h^aurc iug. and is now turning out 1 ,<MM» yard* to bo derived from our social gatlfanng, daffy. A D. Carrier, fbnacrly one of thn uuofairx, sad vol holidays, abonH be nublishars of the Chnton Republican, has purchaerd an interest fa tbo Grid These thoughts and suggestion - ate placed before yon kind reader ia no spirit ol dictation, bet that your want mid nine, of more days of relaxation from tho item duties of every day fife Alanson Sbak-y of Detroit sa about to may bo fully apurraiatod. aad also, that sue the Umun for libel, for acur- Plloua al Inarms to him in recent artu-len published in Uvat journal Mr. E. R. Wih-vx baa made arrsago- Among the diplomas of recognition awarded at tbe kienna Exposition wa« one to tbo Booth Havra Pomologiral Society of this Stat# for dried frtlit 8 H. Row. Connnlssiowr of Insu­ noblmt uf men. died nt his residuncv in rance has gene East and will bo fa at! tendance at the National Insurance Grand Rapid* on Saturday evening at Cunvratiun which meets in Boston Bopt. sax o’clock. Mr. Footer was a native of Orange County New York, but for near­ ly forty yean had resided at Grand Rapids, and had becu’ State .Senator aud twice os' thrice mayor uf the city, beads filling uthar public position* of honor and trust, in all places proving ouion ol its opening, M<mdey, the ca­ nal agent sent a coogratulatiwy die. patch to Gov. Begley. An edfre-tool manufactory is now in urvratinu at Battle Creek. Th* eompnny has a capital stock of >30,000, and its ufficen nra I* 8. Scott President. D. IL Crane Treasurer, and Waiter B. Hill Secretary and General Bupiwin- only vsaaels were doatroyud by a sever., gain on Uio Black Sea last week. Tbo trial of American prisoners in Manitoba, charged with kidnapping “Lord'* Gordan, baa commenced. The jail at Pfeaaoat Hill, Nebraska, si. destroyed by fua Wednesday, and its inmates, four in number, perished. Tbo burning of Columbia, B. C, dur­ fag the late war. was doaia by the rabefa a representative of Ike Jtantl. ’ Tbe Congregational Cbuxeh ai ’ West Butland.Vt. which is, witlume axaeption, tho oldest west of thn Green Mountains, will celebrate its centennial Octolwr 8. A counterfeit of the now fifty cent currency is in circulation in New York, and is said to have made its appearance two days after the issue of the genuine. Tba army uf the TvnMesee is to bold a renjua soon at Toledo, Ohio Tho President, Gen. Bhorman, thn Secretary of War aad eo an, will be preeaat BusinoM Collrgn and Telegraph Institut«, which wo ruott earnestly commend to the favorable notice of all who dcaire to obtain a thorough busiireoi1 TklneaMonthly, than any simular articles which have appeared who ever tx|*ct to have mcounta to fur a lung time. The third uud con­ ke«j> ar bdrimxs ' to do, and who cannot cluding paper, entitled "Modern Skep­ avail themselves of tho edvantagoo ofticism— What our Laymen must do f.-1-vd by llqs i-'ollegv. wo unhwulatingl) Al-out It," appoan in the October num- t.x<)uitni-|d Elam ■ to i/itain ,*‘tho Ac­ cents rant's Aasiatani" as with tbo infor­ eluding pages ol Dr. HoUaud’s “Ar­ mation to bo derived from its i■ag<■o thor­ thur Bannictstto," and of Bret Hart's oughly mastered, they can nod should “Epiiode of Fiddletown." Lulu Gray lie fitted well for many of’tho ordinary prints a trenchant essay on -'Free’Marriage.” GaurgsW Coble girsa us a very bright aad characturiatM litffa New Otksw vtory, and Allert Rhodes describee "A Day in ths French Aa*ombly.” There is a pleasant paper on 1 “Paying Debtsa valuable sketch ot New Advertisements, “Dr. Francis Leiber ; a curious reWeetiuu of ‘ Turkish Proverbsand inter­ esting illustrated article ou “Tbe Gey­ sers of California," by Benjamin 1*. Avery; aacehur piet .rial jaiper uu "Ibe New York Central Park." and a diecriptkm with Dscinr**, of "The Old Van ilensealfer Mansion " Thu t>*try*iv by Geu. Macdonald, Edwaid King, D. N. Basicb, J V. C. and Carolina R. 1871 187-2. begin two American serial*. *TCatharin« Earle.” by Mia* AJaline Trafton (au­ thor of’'The American Girl Abroad’’) aad “llurtheu 1’iteh-ra." by Mrs. Re­ becca Harding Doris. Mrs Trsfton'a nurel ia tbe grand aeriol of tbo year, and is said to ba a striking and besuti- 8! 34 .usedand rvrotntiKodad Ir PhympsM » hr rytr It has b«n ic'trudlKrd. IlaUI prsltivvly <nrr \acRufri.A. ayftnti.s ■ «a .‘MrerA-ss sftMra. the first number of St- Nicholas, an il­ lustrated monthly fur children. This now journal will be a Cnt-claM maga sus for young folks aad its illustrations I brains and energy info tbo police da­ will be a* good and its reading matter i |«rtm«at. as carefully pr*|xrod as if it weie inTbe yelkiw fever is raging with terri­ bly fatal results in arane parts of Louis­ iana. Tbe lawn of tihrvsvport hae te-rn nearly depopulated by death and remov­ er for lutlo toddiera, or girls et-d boys al of its <uianua., almost grown up, are to be of the high­ Th* Boston nod Maine Railway Cor- est order. It a ill be conducted by Mrs pura'ioa 1ms commenced a suit against Mary Ms|*>s Dudgv, Into editor of the ChiidroM' Department of Hearth and Dome, and so well known in connocUun with literature for young {iwpl*. The host artist will draw and engrave fur St Nicholas, and tbs teas*, writers fur the young will write for it. Tho nubhahers and odirors will seek on Kith aides of the ucv va for good things f'<r its pagua, and It is intended to make it a magaxino for all the children of ths family, little and big. There will be soCMlhiug :u each number for evr-ry And uivrowill die. Ths ruffian couaped, although age from live to sixteen orer, it will lie so conducted that It can­ pursued. At I lie mooting ef the American I’o- not fail to be of fatermt to the father Bological S.xucty ia Boston. on WedTlie terms of the tit. Niohofaa will be Malay lost, it was voted to bold the next meeting of tba society in Chicago, •8,00 a year or 25 cents a number. Broadway, fa 1875, and it was also vcMd to hold Addrsao Scribner A CV, an extra meeting ot th* aaaoeiatfon fa New Yffk. Philadclidita, in 1876. A anteax Wuxxrau Peoria.-—The t-cplevnbor number of this riorling friend of every working man, cutties to u> greatly improved in mechanical «n»-1 now management, it ia fast working its ! way into every sxor, Mixa, rserowr and vuu ia (bo United Blates. bringing enswnrageing words aad good advice, The following notice of tho first uf raeognixed a* the representative wurkwsre >7,031.75 ; payment* during sauw A. Coaltar * Co, laid to be doing busitime 842.080,62; leavings balsam in naas at Charlotte, Baton L'eaaty, w» ngmss'e paper in America, always standing up for thsir rights, and champ­ the Ttoeswry ot W»4,018,87 ; decrease to boxrow now, but to keep matters ioning their cause, in a digurtfad man­ snng and wail tiU the gate has submd-1l J. B tofey has been appointed gvnner, wntth commands ths resjiocl of , oral agent for the Detreit, Lansing A capital as well M labor. It cannot be said that any fooling of Lake Michigan and tho Detroit A Bay Tbo pubtisbers are making an excel­ special apprebnuiim sxirts among our City Railroads, with headquarters fa lent. paper of Da Wanxxno l*xurix. and Dntrwi. Mr. F- ws* furmeefy roneectL,(J. KkmrfMH tM. nib, ana of which ths working ebus should ed with the FL W .. J. Jt 8 R. R Tbe second annual Agricultaral Fair drod humbugs do not* all tire cast of uf tba Izraroll Mores and Agricultural Lake Erie. . . Sciety will be held oa tbe Boeteto*s pap», and the Ikimo* and Foreman of grounds October 7. H, 9, aad 10. Thu every slsots, factory, mill and mine, •bould mseruet IbeaaseltM aud see that their men du take it. Itobecription <1 M) per year. The publishers offer .an oxtraordiuaay premium list, to getters of dubs, and a very liberal cash give trouble-. Money is not loaned on atocka, liable to ba called far on notice given, but on definite time*. Out bonks are compallrd to be cautious and to keep tbemaolve* strong and possessed ot large resources, available st once. Nothing but th* failure of the large National bonks fa New York could cause tba su*p«z>a>on of our local finan­ rial iastituuun* Tb«m New York x—u. —m c_n. ii. —ui— stltnUoa, anif for tb:.s purport seems (o , chant at 7 and 9 Woodward Avenas crawnittwl suicide as Saturday by bang­ ing himself ia a bon attached to tho house No. ISA, Elisabeth street. The tnads oO4- cf rare and worry and nn­ ' ceasing devotion to the gods of gam. And because it is bait that tbo energi'tTho event of the put wreck has been ic. wide-awake farmer should keep hie the failure of the Gnat Hanking Ilutu os of J. Cooke A Co., at -Philadelphia, good reason that be should keep him­ New Tort, and Washington, aad tho self and his good wife there. cunseqaent suspenwon of several leee»r True, hard work never hurt anybody. Hauses and Brokersjn nil parts of the It ia tho doing to much of it without country. jiropor rHaxxtioo, the overwork, that To the business of the country, depuls men in their graves toi a»a, or rauged by these unexpected failures, keeps them above ground with all the the Geysrnment has rendered essential powers ot eajyyment gone. Tho affect aid, and at this writing tin- rriru seems of thia continual overdoing is either to to have ]>ax*ed. aad that no further gen­ ’make us stolid, to dull the senses, or to eral derangement may - 1-c reasonably bring on the lines of care, and worry autiripeted, provided business man are us, tiU we go under and give tbo sod ordinarily esutiocs, for a brief period, that we ought to have ploughed yean and general railroad speculations are Ion ger, the upper hold of us Say what we may of the overworked profeaaional dasoe% there ia no riaea in this country, mere guilty of overwork than are our farmers It is not that early and late in planting, and bavrag and harvesting, thsy are found in their fields, for, osperiaDy fa this latitude, the conditions of fScfr ocrupation bred them to this, but that they do not with the same shrewdness with which they attend to seed time and harvest, sm to si that there ccmee the needful unbending from labor, tho throwing off of care which shall make future blows strong?r and a renewed contest with nature a July as a day of general rvcreatfou has come to bo a failure; it b sees too late to remedy the difficulty, that tho deck­ ration ot Isdependeaoe ought to hsw lx-un paatpoDMi a conple of months so as not to have corns in the m idst of th-' baying and harvest seaiwn. Waohington's birth-daj ia generally fi rgutten by aM claaase save those who delight in ••tnppaogtbo tight ftntaatie toe." while p-hgioue prejudices largely cmtrol the* eejuymsnt of ths ChristxMM aad New' Year's ■Mtem.ond famw ns faff a ahmfo■ ow of what Thanksgiving should be on-. New Advertisements. X.t TJSJt, wihti: a wel\uxc, uoi'T. Gotrnr, \BROKCHJ7JX. \ors KEnil.lTY, IXC11‘\/EXT CON.vVL’PriOlf, fWgSfes 100,000 00 ^pOTANOERsg^ SINE’S :tFT KTERPRISE. (teGraidjiBl Prue, of SUB) ii One I’rin- of >6,006 in ffilrer! DERMADOR SISI i : The Milwaukee Monthly Magaxino tar October reaches us in advance of the otbar Monthlies. It is an excellent number ot this sterling and popular LIFE SIR PHOTOGRAPHS ! Tho New York Tribune sums up as follows below, tho merits *f tbo ixwstigriioua mto the repatad Osaadiau Bail­ road frauds to date, aad certainly She CRAYON WATERCOLOR AND OILS. ud Osae IX SEARCH OF UW3 THE CASTAWAYS: Mr SIS �T’r|. AMdWMWm, j Most earnestly WS *»k the attention We take great ptaoaure in plarinp before o«r Traders tbo following ertib1 Well, you may cnr-5 this'cause, but catM showing the praniptacre with . ------------- ------ | County Agricultural Society will bo II which Ihia Company, pay all its Iomb, that won’t cure you. Go to J. F. Bob. h,lU'D un *• M-taty tn and we add that in our judgenmui then. , rets A Co., drug More, and got a remedy *“ C“T’ Th* KronI’4* tn> to «|>leud.i J is not a more reliable aad roopcauublr '’ that cancels tho pcteon in your blood You Ite. wwfe. a. W—M cuuditM. ami th. MW helf md. UmA Fire Insurance Company extant than and take it out cf your srexem. j remove tbe cause and cure the disease thia one is, or one that done burinere ci-row nearer on tbe square with all its pat­ by taking Krvas Fever Tunic, the beet T> .11 riU Kl 4. H a 1. —b A. rons. But read for yourself what ita and only warranted ague medicine in tho market. A box of Fill, Free with I W. VriMmke ; *ur Qov of the most succeseful and K* ' »-*-■ <w*» T “ ““ eOCt*^’ the foct thu next wook, Sey roan ; aro you hnngv ? Wonsan are vuu foint for want of food ? Child do you want something to e^f If*, Pon’i Exnucr doos no*, foil. h par- call at I. E Stauffrr’. Eating Hous. fcrma all it promisee. Try it one*, and North Side State Street, where you wiH 23d of Jun. tart, I had four hone, find everything in the free of sataUaa, you will again. Tty it I killed by lightning in my field, and that only -A.7 cento per meal. 4fttf they wore insured in the Farmer’s Mu­ tual Fire Inra.reure Company ol Barry exhibition, evoraeen ia tbo Ar» »«• »* riiixeM, having an WE SELL NO SHODDY CLOTHING Lml lbws pitice;. 8UXS on them wss tho sum ot three hundred J and thirty (S30) duUara. That un tho 9th day uf August la-t, A. C. Tosuo and John H. EarL adjusted my lure to ■y satisfaction at tho sum of »33l). I Fine Beaver Suita for Men, .... Fine Custom Made Suits for Men, Double Breasted Pea Jacket;.. of July last, my barn and contents on section 16, Carmel. Eaton Co., Were con­ sumed by fire, aad that ths iuu was insured in the Farmer's Mntmi! Fire Insurance Company of Baity end Eaton Cuuntiee, and that co tho 8th day of September inat, B. W. Warren, W. Davis am’. H. Cooper, adjusted said foes ; I to my entire satisfaction chuicbes. tiun called to tho subject to bo ready to think and to act. We are fully advised that the prospects for a superror fair wrr- never ou gu>J before as they are t»-day, and if the ws«Um is propitious we shall expect next week will witness ■•he fine,t exhibition and the largva: gathering seen here at any fair since This car tides that on the night ol tho the urganimtkm of the society. la tho organoatkm of the eommidsss . 234 cf Juno last, one of my Lorneo was especial care was taken al the la,t most- . killed by lightning in the field and the: ing of the Executive Board to have ’ oa tbo 9th day of August last, A. C. them fairly represent all liirts of the Towne and John H. Earl, aa adjusters county, and to be made up of fair and »f eaid iu« for the Fanner’, Mutual Fro Insurance Company of Barry and impartial pereons, who, au for as this Eaton Counties, adjusted said lore to my .xblbitwn i. concerned, -have no friends to reward or enemies to punish," and tln-reis certainly uo apjrearanor that partiality wfll gvvorn of] their awards and grawal Mlufoetioo be the result. - ------y - ---------- CHILDREN'S, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ 8,60 4.50 —----- :— Hte 7>P?U@U7>P?UPz"7PPU?P!!">?U?PP@7P>!@ :<« CANAL <<a ,BS b work,quickly and nicely ex ecu- victory we have ever known won .at a .t this office, and a t living prices. I State Fair. They also, obtained /nt 1 premiums cm Bob Sleighs, I tonblp Gen. W Hunqhrey has consented to Shovel, arid on Harrow,, and tho sei av chief marshal nt the laying of the oonu premium oa Potato Digger. Well spteodld animal. k McClellan are now opening a Grocery Store and Eating House in tho Striker building on the north sed. of State 6tnH nearly opposite tbe old stand of Muaa Qoo» firoot.—We team that A. Ryor-ra Ibq., uf Hartings, bought at very full .luck of die host of Grorwrua, ■he State Fair, a fin. Saflbtt Boar for which tbwv will m a fow days have upn for tb. inspsetfoa of th. public. Ttair Baring Baure will ateu, be anpfMasaiJrinM with th. Urt th. Tho Bixxxx ia the beet advertising medium in tho County of Barry, haring nearly double the circulation of any other paper iu the County. J tf I 1 • > , New Scales •dnkmwkl.ah IBtea UMrteto.rerewtrtte.Ik.M to**. "• teteiaa *•-. work. ..U •M.ik is ihrtr v.r » Mulltonw. ten lk«» a. Mt FMte tea rf tte eriJ. XU rentert 1 '■.ti-xaxs.—Would you «om of tut.*. Light Bramah chickens in three ■untie*. cal! on the President of the County Agricultural Society. goods CHAMBER SETTS. til Zfiir *• Devil1’ wants to know why tho rats of our building, (that make daily tartads u|«>n our jamte tub), resemble « banking institution. Because ii»y •re constantly ruling up what other l*>pk put m. . lu« 25 It*, of butter. 125. wwe a ed at the State Fair, to Mrs. Darwin MeOmbcr uf Baltimore Barry County. The iccond pntnium on Thorough Brod, Durham, ywariing Bulk was awarded to D. McOmber uf Baltimore. Tbo aniaud. -Diekmta," was 16 month, old. weighed 1280 lbs., and was pur­ chased a year since br Mr. McOmbsr at Marahail in this State. The Dam. known in tho Herd Book, as “Daisy Evebright," is now tiro property of D. C* Sanborn, Eoq. of Baltimore, sal is a Tvtiira.—Thomas Altoft Esq, has <-ti his jremises a brood of Braaae Tnrl. y< that for excelled anything on the groumls of the State Fair. Ireiiro aid Society cmneeted ’he I’reUrytertan Church in thte win bo ratertainod on Friday af- PARLOR 1 1 1 Wear.' indebted to Dr. Geo. E. lUnney of Lansing for a copy of Transatxiuns of tbo Michigan State Medical Society for the year 1978. It contains * nnuiler of interesting essays. aeurancu Company cf Barry and Eaton ounties to date. tings Manufactures, may well make tbe Cxxanr Surra, Soc'y. proprietors happy and the people of tbo Dated, 8spL 22, 187 X city proud. ^Besides these, we learn that Mrs. , o Tur, I— **■ "1“ *• ““<<• ■» W.lkll>»l_ « >bU «U- MS'S ol U» N™ Capitol, October 24, proX- all the rail ______ Sr . - r roads in tho State wiUnut special trains loroaro Swcx.—Thomas Altoft Esq , aad A. Ityereon Eeq., bought at tbe State Fair las*. week aa Durku, 11*11 Ctlf, bi» muntin oU, that But up to the boor of going to press wessha about ■*‘00 lb*- and is one of tba wo have not been able to learn the hour tho train win pass Heatings on over aeen in the state. The Dam drew the Valley Ihvieion, ou the.morning of tli. find premium, at thu State Fair last tbo 2d, but should judge it would pro­ year aa a 2 year* old b.ifor, aad this bably be about 7 o’clock. year ta a 8 yssn old. 8bs was import­ L^Ce regret to learn that tbo Rev. J. ed in tho summsr al 1872 ft'iai Scot­ I. Bod, for tbe ;<st year, tbo able and laud and is valued at 81,200. Mcnr* popular j—tor of tbe M F- Church in Altoft A Bywreon paid »25O. for their this city, ia about to remove to Ionia. animal, which may now bo aeon at th. He having been selected for tho P. E. barn of Mr. A- aad will bo on exhibition Work on the Ionin DfotrieL fHF.’B.’i at tho grounds of the Barry County Ag­ ~^snr. greeT ti‘to city, and ricultural Society during the forthrom- if his Smeei.i w alrnuld bo able to mak. good hie place ho win do more than PuxMirui —The first premium । । |h» cm reasonably be expected of any STREET. BACON <fc KARRS' taring Company, Dwight A Burndi. Dated Sept. 12, 1878. proprietors, was duly appreciataJ at the State Fair, aad that they won tho first , priae on many of their artiefog/TwcoivAng premium? ' fbHows : On Bobbins ______________________ ____ _ ______ Cultivator, Two Sih er Medals, one for | in tho Fanner’s Mutual Fire Insurance ' best follow Cultivator, and om* for lest j Company of Barry and Eaton Countiss. ™. CJS.u™, .0 <k. pMm.un. Tk.lo.ih.il offtyu-b-, M 1 * was waited nn tv < loment Smith, Sec., offered on Cultivators, of which mure j Cownxnv, and H. D. Purdy, 1* Robert. Esq:, has our thanks than 30 were «n exhibition competing Agent, and that said foas was edjmfod ' for timoc prises, and was tho greatest i by the sama to my entire satisfiscuoa. basket of Grapes. ruer Kono uf tho new Capitol at Lon- 3 totlS 5 to 20 10 to 30 MVatLai' i t was destroyed by fire on |Uu> 20th, ot carofuDy revised, and on efos— ju!y ia,t. that on tbo 8d, cf August of «Mk and on Agriculture! product, teat, 1 was waited ou by D. B. Hate and *1. Nos. N and 9 of the “New Cunsu.,’ materially enlarged, though w- bops to i G. W. Knight, and my km was »tii- tho store recently patented bv S. H. •eo there still further en’argod u th. 1 th,m " «“ ItansomA Co., of Albion. New York, end which is beyond all qu.-*ta>n, one society cuntxins to grow in popularity ’ ° ' y g MorroouxaT of the very beat stores ever care We and drmncfol ability. . Dated Eaton Itapida,’ Sept 5, 1873. commend it after pervona! knowledge In view of what is being dune in th. ---------of its merits, to the public, M, of all cwk stoves we hero ever seen, tbe ycry preeent, ami what should be tho va!u. Th“ c*rtifo>« that I am a resid.a: of u .hi. 2 «e hope tu meet on tho ground every i tfc. Faramr-. Mutual Fire Ineurene. ci Usen of Berry County who can poesi- I Company ut Barry and Eaton Counties, bly arrungv to be present uitbout. seri- Michigan, and that —~«ova detalanicr.t to otbey imperatives call' ' *" ’ J1 t bat the work of the Hastings Mauufac- : DEPARTMENT. Children's Suits, Bays’ Suits , Youths' Suits;.. UNDERGROUND �lto’SKSiS!t„ tUirnmathift', Scsdtk, lameneiH, Neuralgia, Burns, Soreucm, Sore Throat, Bolls, Wound*, " MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division the. (Wlc, Old florc-t, All llemorrhagra, Diarrhiisa, mining cum those region* .to | bring out tbe mineral wealth long locked up in it* natural bed* Branch road* intersect tin- Chesapeake and Ohio at iSnS?SStS the above named road we were very far- ; orably lmprc*«-d with dm rkhnraa of a, great portion of the country along the 1 entire route. Aa a fruit growing region j Wert Virginia must soon become famous for pear* |>eachcw, apples, grapes and | many other kind* of our |x>pu)ar fruit* ( grow luxuriantly both in tbe valleys and upon hlll-aidoe and table-lands. Tbe noil i« rich and dorp in all of tho 1 valley* and tbo climate, An every laxly' ought to know, ie nut excelled for health­ ' fulnrae by that uf any tkatn in the Union.; I For rotneuwuco to market, good soil* buaaUiul mm-ry. driightlu! climate. ■ ' and, tboye, at, a tirst-kitU ot»w ofpeh-; | pie. West Virginia offers atqwriur in - AyWa Cathartic Pills. DR. CROOK’S WISE OF TAB! -JJT VOW Wtwewftawvotienreore ru Ui*a aur gteaS vavattuaererortmll itM&WKE.! MOKTIAAGE RALE. lirtson feartwteet "“-i* ia *d ■ lUiM.U .tuli.mlmlialyili^n, Ay OavH UVJK6ST0SE AFRICA c **snt«.isat As.ssx:ar Wsuw.msfri42.Wrii.ar; ylk wm rune sfI*. MtAwaM t of July make far Letter layer* than. . thoeo Um at any other sra*m uf the Tho true theory of agriculture is In1 year. Early hatched chicks cvmmHMv* regard it ia tbe light of a mauufoctur- laving in September, und continue until ing industry. Tbo faruii-r i» a treater cold January wonfocr, when they die- ' of value* Whatever be produce* cOntuiuo until bfring On tbn other i1 whether it be a bushel of corn, a pound band, when lialchcd in July or August 11 nf pork, a barrel of apple* an acre of' they U-gia laying iu Febuuy. and con­ roots, or a firkin cf butter; in all these tinue until Octulmr I find July shirkcases he converts raw materials into cn* will ntwrage 5ff tu T5 num eggs UiUBlJtUiBiaMaitelM useful cvnimodiuos through tbe inter- I. yiariy, than those hatched in Marcli.' vchlion of labor aad by tho u»e of I; m . My, mv method therefore, h tu batch 100 capital. Hu puts hi* products into ! chick* B_____ .Lawk* ____ in August for__________ my own urc._____ Aa the market in mueh the 101110 way aa t.xin as tbo c_<ks can bo aJeci.nl from t*. Hi* auccees, . tba paRcU, they are converted into |*>tnutalnac un rapi- pia, Jrtjing the nulleb all a^n row-i. or umhlnmt or pwDr;, ^Uhm weiT!#; and ure - ,-----«-—• J on none of these । *o<.n large enough to tare foe themseparately or rxcdtmvoly, but on all of ■ aulves g.ftsmi'waas sints i.tistSSir.Kir.tt.'S; tew® ^.r.rxrLrssv, tMwat ■<ni«aa>«llr a* lh» rtme aAeve ■—»!- Aa-t A.'... .'ri“L zsnssvWfttt luvaad lAirry-alw taau.AH* arta Subarea >0; Michigan Central R. R. Mtas OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. aKi'Tfewjfe 1 M>sOrtMnea<l*lity^<n*fM> art rtae ' *« Alt rs»r lev iUn> 4<n*n fw. a> ia »sU , noruaao SMS.1^ rrswUad: mImpwwmIiw ■ 'low m iartriUr k-*i«* Uwa laMttsirt to re। t;£f K.-".'Ktr£uarri' xu-s to hie operation* r— There i* no reason, then, why tho buainoM of the farmer, If conduct.*! utNj dor nght condition* should not yield ' a* fair a margin of profit av other man­ sr» MIK <«r» W all ufacturing ind'rialxic*. In his caso, ax in their* whatever reduM tbe rat ot production adds nv much to the net re- j suit* and help* to make him a prosperou* num. Ths problem for tho agriculturist is, i To got the highest agrwsblo product I (not otquantity >nrro!y„ but of value.) I from tbo smallest cash inraatnient. and thwpwuioio nrode of ai’ving hta pro- I Hem makes -the whois difference I-etween the thriftless and the thrifty far­ tu be form nd by tbe A., T; ilS. T: R. mer. ’ Juvt hero there arisen a vi'rv itnpus- i। R. Co. Tho tin. Ui.dj, wiU be; All tartt inquiry1 foe* tirt highest yield ii tho Railroad iat.de iu throe or four pas acre ueraaaaly give the lowest net township* aiioct 4*.MW» acre* tn th.' i-oel of the article raioed. or is there any ' tbIIov, will be drawn from sale. ami doA relation between those two faet-irs? The I voted to German settlement only. obvious «Mvor i* that through the largest jjald does not always give tho h ast rat ye: the eliatuws are greatly in its favor if rca*jnabio care and oevncmy are used. Thera ia, of course, a limit of outlay on every crop, beyvn J which rt will not be profitably ; but in­ , aide ot thia limit, it I* safe tn ray that, of tbe necessary laml,wiil l«i made for a* a general rut* the more bushel* or . schools and diarrhea ; tl»> pricaa of th» too* you get from an acre, the leas eaeh |j land* will be guaranteed fur a satislac- ■ tory lime without anv inereaso of price* btubel or ton will cost. Tbo reason of that* au perfectly ylem, | because ot the increased value through it seem* incredible that our farmers du IIwttlemeat*. Every precaution will be not giro more attention to tho prineiplo, taken to have tbe fullest justice and and L takw advantage of it to inerrn*-. fair treatment given to all, while thou* their profits. Tbe usual explanation I wbo ore newly arrived in the United with the moat of tbam i* that capital i Slates will be svfely guarded against being limited, they cannot put taoxe , than a certain auxmt of upreso on each acre, even though every addition­ al dol Lar should bring back a hundred fold. ----------- - ----- ------------ TM* I, jdauaibie enoegh at fiee*. ct,l°°Jr la to be formed on a similar sight, but it does not meet tho case. a> I propose to show at another lime ; nor io to permit only three who have the i* there any snfiicicnt rvaaon fcrby they iM'Tivvry expurienco in fanning, etc., should not hereafter rm»o mneb larger and the necessary means to commence, crop and at Ires cost titan tbe average to join tbo colony. eo that retry addi­ tion will be an aaaistanco. and the en­ of the present ar at reocnl years. terprise will be burdened by no useless i> at Ml, 1a toll laettsasv Mill,reel. aa4 , lawMetltMe »Hh il-s h<*u-*w la itoAeaM lus.tr »«4 enmort. I .Uu —M at rta*•*«.., m u.* i WELLS CARBOLICat tbaTABLETS KrspirsUn «• igsywKi.'tt.1: aSsr.uwraJi I1MMT roa aaaiaa to 1» i*m Mrtw. write rwrtrtrr rfasM j GOLDSMITH'S imA«T 1 STRATTOD re*a»t tw<vals«t Orttiu. *>>4 nsMr-s^Al »»'■ 4.-X14 aasviw^Jia*, ly i.lva la Cskkh »*«»*•-. sa f a. srrfrJUs. in taw . r ar.: -.—m. ar. a. irbrtUratArt Av ...MwUaaKK st mUiaj Brftxssw Kais.ard. I .K»!l mu si aasiw- *«•- i • iA. IwUm: A*44s* ws »*~l« iA« 17:A Oar 1 tabMBSSl sit oatart P. M.w/KM4arallA> 1 i thin 4—•« »(Ui» Vwart Umu,. La lAw oyy ai j «R ia iA« Mw»i, rt Hao**a4 SUU «T »Ltafsfeesi "gtgnewsSi'at'.w; A. X. SABIN. A 11-lAKA.Mas^.ll.HiM A. -Uka Uy4* ts.: liTiti.zaa Sizizn-a-xi ttssmaatsB.wwt w.a Stye® wacawsispsWK saw a.srgatufrtf^g^s _________ WajK. Jacbn & Eafiuv m.'ur u»t sKTw tnr MICHIGAN AND THE SOTTO OCEAN’S STORY. DISINFECTS, PCTIIHE TRAl.trt BI X Br.CHU1AG0 TUIL iXSE' sirajw&xi gso II i tte itr EuM »! laris BOILER uea. WORKS. LANTERN HA T“ sign* uf mental power ami energy ; I *malL umnoving no»tnl» ore, ou tho I other band, certain *igua of small mind, I aad want of energy and onterpriM. FLOUR MERCHANTS ,MWh?^,ter‘i!r3iMrtJ Flnr& Grain QniisiisM^iaii SriBisursi^srs great power ot' command and energy. The owner* of aaub. nose* generally poeaoaa amiability, drollery, and com­ mon eenso. Tbo fomoui Grecian non, which forma an almost straight . line with the forroead, has been much laud­ ed : but *ueh nona arc in women indii oeiira of onldneas and affectation, and when owuad by a man, a shallow mind. , Small noer* denotes comparative wsaknaae of mind and character,. thowaNI othorwm such peraoc* may be highly ootimabie. Tbo tip* uf ^wuch aooes turned up fongfo LfWL' hurtling activity, grcat wfllhrttre< etc! enuraaee and a grwt talkativsmee*. A nose with a I m. ... kz^s'AiofrVS>' U> American husbandry a vital Udd <4 autsrprian and mpnmew. for all who choose to teaploy, along with thmr induatry, th* nocesrary intelligent and ■kill lying within thnir reaeh, by which aloM the btttraeaa of the form ia made systematic. The recorded ex jwri.nco uf the Lest farmer* ia continued in eynreAsrsZ yeaad every MldyttM- of th*- soil who neglect* to procure and real one a perfect noer should be as fong as tho er mon of ttane wtwMr journal* ii»- forehead ia high, and have a gentle in­ dent at tho top, between the upper eyeof kind intelligence that he mart lul* The fr~“* v— r—_■ a—_ need* juad tbe want ot whieh show* it- tho forehead.!----------- -- ---------------------eelf contmtmlly iu tbe condition of hie ahcubl bo neither hard nor soft It Bold. thou Id l» at least half an inch broad Tba pvoiiio poaaibiiitiee of the eoil between tho eyee. Large noses are preferable to small uno* Tbo booked txae is a very unplaaaant one—perfect­ farmers ; for it offers the r««4wst aad ly arched from tbo forehead to the tip, AWuftjl mgt tbe only xn parts of reader- denoting groat energy, acutrnea* cralt, casern puluusnes* and ambition. A st ItoUasUtoUnriU Itaart tar Ike irito'irjus.ri^'^ta .44*^15:. eutkrtr. u mmm4 l« sMvtaerr in nurfx ik< । luartsl 4» -a *rtl maztrse* tK'Ck** -etik —at un* Mat Urn alffifttun um Tr^r^8mj." M^'wn^W^MLIff 1 Receipts for the week ending Septrm IberlUtb were Kt3.81S.10; payments | daring same time 8S<*EH-W; Uving • balance in the Treasnrj of 8860,603.- M agnolia Bahn •- KM AWUCATtOga MU? * : . Bioaming Complexion. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-10-01.pdf f4a8ba58b333cbcef7b27bc542d7aa5b PDF Text Text the fVr<,*i|cv Bm Tift fVrJBLIC^|( BjyhtH(. RATES OF ADVERTISING. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER t. 1873. C03D apd BUjlpe» Cardj. Have a Full Stock of VAN VEL.SOR k. RUSSELL, J. P. ROBERTS & HARDWARE ! O 11. It AFFORD ,.«rr »J - --- " - m Imw. DRUGS Medicines THE OLIVER CHILLED PLOW I ■With a fall lino of extras os hand. 8TUDBBAKER PAINTS & OILS School Books Stationer!/ PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY W A GON ! The only Wagon with the Stopo Shi-teior.-d Spoke.' TIN, COPPER, and HARNESS, on hand, and made to Order. SHEET IRON ^VARE Manufactured to Order RE.-H‘EIIS and MOWERS, GRALV. CULTIVATORS _ SULKY R.1KES, .I,-. GOOD IUJSSELL & NEVINS FINE HEW STOCK DRY GOODS, ■ Sherman J. Rich SmM HATTSF.M-HOS «, K^A.n.. b» ».-™ ..J. ...1 w Recommeuda hia CLOTHING. TE.1 mid GOFFE®, Of. which he has a VERY LARGE STOCK, BC*1 he u determined u> soil at th VEJR.Y T-OWKSI’ KATES! Al»o, he has a Large'Hcoek of INES te\.TSTI2> PRESCRIPTIONS LIQUOR.S, 1Modioa! FnrpMo CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. BOOTS AND SHOES. PHfENIX CASH STORE Also j Fino Assortment of FAIVCY G-0030S Such ta CHROMOS, LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS. REWARD** OF MERIT, and everything you need in ML’HICr AT NEW YOItK 1*11 IdCH ’ Remember the Ha*1-’, Second Door East of the Cumur uf State and Jaffcr.-oi Streets, Halting*. . j. qictf. DENTIST Xakrille, • MicMijan. Will not be Undersold. < ALL AT JOHN STANLEYS Pure Wines and Lienors! Swsrr's C$6$A iprUOVED H°Tcl> ' K-triPS,........................... T. tl. LYOX. Proprietor JL Michigan Exchange. IF YOU WANT Booth aid* State Spent- HASTINGS. MICH. IIIIIWIIWII Sales of the Wheeler «f- Wilsonfor Light and Heavy Groceries, jMQL the past year it 'the Best Guar / ■■ ■ • •' ' Uy ■' " '■ uth< r s< tri ml machints -. >'!'.■ -in.l'h in c. astritctun. anti easily adapted to different kinds of work, running B. F. STEINHOFF easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing machine, are qualities which recommend the Wheeler «fc Wilson to the public as Superior to any other sewing tofiM1 011 I®", be iliyitauyotl to call at hUo«Jrc In the Btom^H tOKtr^RU 'S. Eat, "««*L Rmtofigs. Mich, and examine th. WhRier« WIWoB before purebWng etortan. Siiiral ait latafal DENTIST J. Cole & Son, HASTINGS BABBLE WORKS Chromo School Cards, gaririaiiaii*rstuntiM> LAM PUffffi, 8TOCCD TITER UK UE Di HAIR Shingles, Lath, &c. i ••• AMERICAN BABBLE CHROMOS ! POULTB’ ° r rm t * eov tbeir territorial rights. Lave but ofle common internet; and it is a quaation oquafry forolving the rights and Inter, eets of generations yet unborn. No motives, thee, at temporary expediency, of particular, aectfaaal or pmtmal intereste, it ie coaeeived, should eo far predominate over tho minds of our citl■raa, aa to prompt them to shrink from the reepotrabifity of conteodfag far aU • that is wn, and Mbatitting to aoth: mg whi<* ia tnsm&wtiy wrong. Tho character, credit and standing M. otxr . NO. 23. known much tarrow ; but after oil, tho face of tho careleas, happy school girl he had met five yean ago. But no flush of recognition glowed on hr-cheek. and Ralph suffered a pang to think that she wham ho had re­ numbered no luug Lad forgotten him. She stated her tnsinora, tremblingly. Ho knew oho was on tho brink of team. TK-or child! she bad been to many time* tory can bu tolofa a few words. Jut .repulsed that hope bad almoet faded* rolaasod frtm prisau—wounded—sick of this communwealth. by failing to Sho would copy paper* or keep hooka, —furloughed-and going home. maintain tho rights of tho state to sov­ Oonnnrmml had provided him with but the must Uko work home, boeaneo ereignty and to safl, by al! constitution­ ।a paw to New York, but this bo had of her father. Ralph untoaked his pri­ al mean*, would tend to destroy ooufibeen co unfortunate as to lose in Balti, vate desk ; and took out a pile of pa­ d-nce in the jxrraar.on.-y aad fal*gri:v >more, and of rourso lie had no money. pers at random, nearly all of them of oar Institution*, end would place us 'This smart offlefal did not credit -award, Worthless—old let!ora, bill* of exchange, al ones upon a footing infinitely irarafA ।of hfa history, however. Ho had Been favoiree, etc., but beasdluned the great­ our sfatar ststos of <ht* confederacy. too many humbug* of that kind to be est of burlaees air* as he made thorn in­ Tho eoarenttoa <M Michigan had bm 'taken in easily, u be confidontiaDy told to a package and Landed them to bar, om plain, rimpte path pointed oul for ।an acquaintance hoar by, but fa a tone "to bo carefully cupiedat hot earliest them to prasuo, assembled under an 1loud raougli for tbo soldier to bear dis­ cuarouuiuco.” And then he gave her act (4 ermgree*, iicpcwiug upon tho pro­ ton dollars aa her first weeks salary. tinctly. pio of this state Iba performance ot a Ralph Moreton's cheek flushed, Lut How her white face lighted up at conditio®, as a price of admission into ho was silent siplrt of the money-it would do so much tho Union, al total rorianeo with tho । “Orders ms positive, air," said the good for her poor old father I She thank­ provistoua of tho wimpart under which man of authority. “You mut either ed him quietly and Lurried away. act rongreas did,not reserve any power "Duco take it!" said Dixon, roundhad been formed, aa the sovereign art to annex the whole or any. part of nv>< with wonder, “that'* a queer way of ifa own peoples and an Mt of zntr Midugan to do busioSR ! you didn't overtook at state legialature, which sought at our faith of the nation wm pledged to our quietly, though aa unvoluntary ahirer her har d-writing or ask her name !** hands tte- ]ic-rfoniianc<> ot tho task of eitisena, the than inhabitanta ot the ter­ ian over hie bloodlew frame a* bo [-*— Mentos ssuled fa a serious way, but an indirect but virtual aurreudur of an ritory and tho*a who might afterwards cm! through tho window at the- a integral part of cur aovreignty, in open settle therein, that ai soon as their of blinding aloet without. violation of our own fundatnralal law, nuratpr amounted to sixty thousand ■'Coadnetor," said a youog gi and tbo popular voice of a great major­ they should bo received into tlw> union fourteen or fifteen, with a samba ity of the electors, expressed at ths bal- aa and of u. tho , states, with no other eon­ eclwol-booki on her nrui. “Wk lot box, forbidding that your infant fab- ! d.tivu. dttiona Imposed imi upon them than those that about putting aomothing oft?" ric should bo battered down, in (ho on- prescribed " ‘ in tbo compact of 1787, and Sho was occupying the next seat eel, at tho shrine of crpMfasra—they of which they hare over been ready and hind Moratou, and had beard urmr.lhnecessity and of choice—•» the friends anxious to comply with. of good order, of corutilntional right, But aa if to make surety more sure, and as the representatirss at the wild of oongreoa by the whole course at their work ho took a seat beside her. their cnnrtiturnfa, with no authority to legislation for mom than twenty-five "Miss Vanderwortb.'' raid h, “I in alter, amend or change the constitution years, with the exception of the act pro­ •arts that your memory is 1cm faithful which the people hare formed oa the viding for t>» admiaaitm of Indiana in­ than mfae.** bariaof their government and thefa to tbo Union, whenever ib*y liar* re­ Ml. ferred to Michigan cither directly or "No, Bat leak yvu to recpQ one impliedly, have but ccufirmod us fa tho pcesesaicn of our original boundaries; stormy winter’s day, five nsn ago; tho —,------ - , ------- --------- - —z ...-----------I numcrons initauces fa proof of this poaconowns a crowded railway car, the cnnvmwd- In eo doing, they leave their > silion might bo adduced, which would characters a self-impartant conductor, acts, and Ute record oi their ftame.i, to >w*H this eddreea to an unreasonable and a bright fared young school-girl in length—wo will confine oumtdvos to a a plain drses, with a pink ribbon on single quotation- The act of congress her hair. See, hero is one of tho v»ry The bright eyes of the giri took in knots which tied bar brawn braids,'* of April IRih. 1818, providfag far the admission of Illinois into the union, de- with a balf-eaucy, half-p^fag glance and he held up ths pick ribboa to her tho thin fare termd toward Lor, and astonished eyee. elarsa—“That all that portol tho terri­ tory of the United Smuo, lying north then sho took cut of hot pocket a dain­ She remembered it aU then, aad the eittution from ths attacks of arbitrary of U1O stole of Iwliana, and which was ty little go!d-c!asped portemonnaie, and contrast bstwoen the happy Ilfs she had power frr.iu abroad, and the cacrvach- included fa tho fanner Indiana territo­ drew forth a erisp new bank note. known and the dreary prevent was .too iurnte uf inward foea, their highrst am­ ry. together with that part of tho UH- Leaning oyer, alio touebrd Ralph Mor"- much! She tried hard to restrain her­ bition will bavu been gratifo-d; and noil territory which is situated north af, self, but the effort was vain, and down they will yet hope to witim* the etar- and not included within the boundaries went her head on the talde before her, »{vsugl*l banner oi Michigan waving prescribed by this act, to tbo state and she nobbed like a child. in undisturbed triumph over its entire thereby aulburiied to Im funned, shall Ralph Marston lifted her up, and borirt. smoothed bock her hair from her forebe, and hereby is, attached to, and Wo roe[K<tfully daim your attention, maue part of tbo Mxhigan territory, fellow-citixcns, to a brief review of the from and after the formation of tho I "My littla girt." said ba' “I fared history of our claims to the right of said state, subject, nerertlieiom, tu bo tur, and before Morvtoa could utter a you than, 1 lovb you now. Surely fire self-government, upon a contfagoucy hereafter disjmaed of by congress, ac­ nurd of thanks the girl had gone out yuan of devotion will give me an excuse already arrived ana acknowledge by cording to the right reserved In the fifth with the crowd. But th» tea dollar for (peaking. I do not ru>k any amir: congress, to our southern and south­ artieis of the otdfoanre aforesaid, and bill wi* in his hand, and the touch of now, you eLal! take weeks to think of it eastern boundaries, and tc on examina­ the inhabitant* therein shall be entitled her breath yet frac run: on hit chaek. in, and meanwhile I will make tho ac­ The young lo'.ier's cheek crimaoned quaintance of your father." tion of the power of congress tn alter to the same privileges and humanities, them, in ixuslit-nie with tbo evutitu- and subject to the srate rules and reg at thought ot tho child's frankT kind­ He walked home , with her that eve­ tion ol tn# United States; and also as ulati-jus, in all respects, with the other neat, and he would ham given a great ning. and learned the whole sad history to the power of your convention to give rituens of tho Michigan territory." deal if hs could tusvo kept the identi­ of fallen fortune. Nothing new—only their awn! to a prej«nilim involving a Here again wo have an exprem roo- cal note as a «Mwemr,, but that eagle­ the old story of (peculation, loos and material alteration of our elate eonsti- ognition of our irnfvm boundary! as eyed coo ductor wa* waiting to make ruin, afterward* Mrs. Vanderw Ort’s death; and then her * husband was fixed by our own constitution in tireeiM> the change. IVhan tho territory n^rh-wost of tlw aocurdanco with t}io act of 1SU$, oud “Really," aaid he, "quite an episode! stricken with partial paralysis, which river Ohio was coded to tho United nothing fa tbo act of 1818 even remote­ Lucky for you, my man. fur tbo stonn unfitted him for any kind of labor or Stair* by tho state of Virginia, Ute than ly refen to any change in our southern business. Theo everything fall upon proprietor, tho justly celebrated ordi­ boundary ; aad the question her* vary ttAud'n yourw shoulders, and many and nance of 1I»7 was enacted for in tem­ property arieea. did not-congrtM in the tho chango in silence, but his trembling many “ timoxho girl had raftered for porary goverumont and prortoiuc at I[ clause which we have quoted virtually Land dropped some of it on tho flour, broad. i tho MDO tiu-o for its future organon-1I become a party to tbo eventful fimna- and in stoupcng to pick it up bo saw a I She wn* not to suffer for anything Gon into distinct Republican States tion of theX/U state, fa tint part of knot uf pink nbbon which had fallen lunger. It was a dotightfally easy ta*c which are forever to form a part of this ! the northwest territory might bo at- from the young lady's hair. Ho had for bar to learn to love Ralph Moreton, • confodarocy —from this dorament we ; uoticod it among tlio gloesy teaida, and and not three month* after he found may bo hero permitted to extract the thought how lovely was the rontraat be­ ' fallowing: tween it aad the beautiful curling cbes| “Aad for attending tho fundamonnut Lair which defied brain and net to tai principlM of uvU and religious lib. keen it quite in place. , erty; which form tho bsoio whoreen He pounced utxm tho bit of ribbon eagerly, and held it in the broaet pock­ i th«»e ropublirof titter laws and coarti. et of his shabby orerouaL Ho might tuttons are crofted ; to fix and establish I those pruiciptew tu the basis of all lawn. never sco her bright young face anta, hut at al! event* he had (omcthlng oanatitnttona and goverumoDta, which which had been hen. Tbcu he pulled hia cap over his face, and rank back in hia comer, and spoke to no one until the train rushed into the Il la a good rulo nut to bsliove rmy-‘ bustling depot M the end of l.is jour­ cils, on an equal footing with tile ong- thing unfavorable to tho character of a ney. . • Ono dollar F mid bo. “Can't you IBadady mother, and hia tester Rosa inal states, at as early a period as may person upon mere hoaroar; and to trail' bo couMsleut with the general interests: a deaf rar to all gimip. Many a/ypod were there to meet him, and he was take teat then that I" “No indeed 1 one dollar is tho prfaa." It is hereby ordained, that tho foliow- character is often temporarily injured kissed, and carcuod, and pitied, and Another hour had nearly paasoi fog articlM shall bo < cusiderod articles by d.itrnclion. ns it accumulates fapaae- tended until he almost felt himself a lit­ , uf compact botwoeu Uu> original stale* iug from tho mouth of one goeup to tle boy again, and'not a beardod hero I when tho lounger said : “Is Mr. Frankhn at borne." mid the people and state, fa the said another. A still greater mischief ii of. ' Yas, bo m in the printing ofioa.” territory, aad forever remain unaltera­ ten done by those who have received “1 want to sec him." ble ar-loes by co mtax coisxrr. the hospitality uf a family, and vritneae- tons fixadde, Ralph Moreton told the The sh.ip-boy immediately informed The bth article of the ardinar.cn ed the failings of rams ono or more ul story of his doetitetion. and of the little aforeaaid, dedaree that “ there shall bo its motnbvrs, which of lhemwjvea may girl’s generosity, both Rosa and Mn. Mr. Franklin that a gentleman was tn formed fa tin. said territory not loee be quits Lannloas, but being exaggera­ Moreton declarod he must search the tho stor.. waiting to ooe him. Franklin than three nor mure than tiro states”— ted, are represented as a serious out­ world over foe her, and giro her no end was soon behind tho counter, when ths lounger, book in band add is mod Mm and after defining tho boundaries of rage of ooaduct. This cl*** of visitors of lace collar*. Or* states on tho north by the Canada is more dangerous Ithan highway rob­ A brief furlough until hie wound was thus — "Franklin. what u the lowest you line, adds: “ Provided, however, and it bers, fdr while the latter only take your well, and then Captain More ton rejoin­ can take for that book I" mousy, tho former robs you ot your ed Ills regimeaL Not, however, with­ "Ooc dollar and a quarter.', the Luundarias oi th*eo three states good name, which, according to Bhako- out making somo inquiriaa which bore “One doUaread a quarter I Why shall bo subject so far to be altered, oparas and other good authorities, in no fruit, and left him quite as ignorant your young man only naked me oas that if enngreaa lutraafter find it expe­ dient, they stall have authority to form •'True,” said Franklin, “and I could So ho went back to the army, and ono or two etate« to that part of the aaid territory which lice mirth uf an fought the war through, but ho always east and west line drawn through the nsrnid that knot of pink aibbon abcrat southerly bond ex extrema of lake hitu, and never quite gave up the hope of finding his little bmtefactreaa. Michigan. And whsnsvsx any ot the At tho end of the war Colonel Moresaid stairs shall hare sixty thousand :o:<;retuTn«<i to Now rant, ana ontorec freo fahabiients therein, such state largely into Wmu. and became a sueSXSU. U *»xmx» by itn delegatee, in­ oaaaful and prosperous importer. Hs to tlio cvngrero of the United fitateo, ua was a farente in soefoty, and fair young aa equal failing with tbo original bollM fished puroeveringly for him, states, fa aU respect* whatever; and ehall bo at liberty to form a pennaiwnt haada ouurtod him aMiduuvafy, but constitotion and stole government, pro­ “Yao," aaid Franklin, “and I bad without material auoocao. Ho wan vided tho constitution and etate gorurnthirty-three row, aad poopU oolfad him bettor taken that price than than a doF tnenl so to bo fanned, ahull bo republi­ .. a very cold, unimpoeaionatoaortol man, Ur and a half anw." , can, and in confarmiyr to the principles lounger paid down the price and and [«h*j>ehc waa, for at thirty-three .. Tho___ contained ia there article*." . —* U- . ' --the heart of au unmarried man ii gen­ So much, falluw-citixoM, was loft to erally neatly much gone to Red. the discretion of coagTOai. they might Journal .'of the 8^t« Convention of form the whole territory into three But Ralph Motet on kept himeelf pure Michigan, held at Ann Arbor, nt Sep- states; but if tLey found ii oxpodieot Without friends, whui iaa. nnuri1 A in heart and. life, and such a man ought torn ba.-, 1836. which Refused to to form more than ..three, then the solitary oak upon s sterile rock, sym- Io bo mpectod in thoae degenerate northern boundary of tho three south- motrical, indeed, in tte tarot, beautifully daya. and exquisitely finished, outriralfag the At the eioee of a wiMerv aftcrut«n pro sTStcs was unalterably fixed and could not lie changed or modified unlras most lauded perfaetinn of art in gvaoe- oi miet and drisfa, Ralph Moroton woe by ccmm.cn content ol all the parties fulness and grandeur, but over nbirti putting on hia fur ovennat to go home interested—tougre** liavu croctod three decay baa liiakca her black wing, and from lua place of buoineaa. Home <me rapped timidly at the states wilhln the said territory, and left its leaves blighted, its roots rottenhave extended none of them to tho Can- urea, aad its btoom death-a srathed, Bda line—so that not only congress, but UMsas monument af its pristmo beauty. the cistaa so fuemed, have tacitly ecu- When the rebuff* of adrareity are rush­ tented that the provietcu* uf tho crii- ing u» enatward. when tho cloud* are nemee should be fullj-------‘ ’ dark above the muttering thunder ItattXhMa should bo _______ growl* along tits eiry, wire-, our frame additiDual states on tbo twrth; and *1- & palafad by tho aketewm hand of dis(hough two d the t-mtheru stotes, (Ladixn* aad HBnoit J fa oemfag into the next all that part of tho Indiana terri­ tory which lie* ncrtli of a lice drawn oast from thii southerly bend or extreme of Lake Michigan until it intersects Laks Erie, andoMt of a line drawn from the aaid southerly bend through the middle of said fake to its northern extremity and tbenoo dun north to the northern boundary uf tlio United titatov, shall for tho purpose ot tamnorary gov­ ernment, constitute separate terntory and bo called M Idiignn - and the fa. habitanta thereof ahall be entitled to, and enjoy all and singular, the right*, pcviicgvs aad adrantagee, granted and secured to tho people of the territory of tho United Bates sorthwost of the river Ohio by the ordinance" (of 1787.) It will bo borne fa mfad that Ohio rams into the union, with her prseeui boundary line, throe years prior to tho �i= Sg-’Sisis hii lisif 8. {SiSSSilH 1872. iWrt| Ts*’Sit: sis’::: F ..‘SlSlKiS r= ‘?s’,7S'is~8,:s ; “2 “BJ-’H-iE (H'stehs! mil OVKTimK by »b< CAN < TTY DINNING ROOMS. 49341995 88 SSHSSSS 'ss’mwTsbs 'MB HW THE CASTAWAYS �4 Trt« Rffll»UCMI Local tap**# JUticBf. CLOTHING. NO DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE RICH AND THE POOR ■ IHlin “IMMIMF l\TIJF'IITH tk..r ^L? “ h- show farmer, that WE SELL NO SHODDY CLOTHING! ly aied with tod with kero^ae olI, ,nu I(u, wbol* r ’¥?^01,9re- T» took but a minut. tur U to bMont* ■ mas* of flamra, and to.u the imgin. brought into play, •ubdiuug th. flams. The tt,t provid th* ragine to be able to exiiugui,!, ““*! y,th r**1 r»PulilT- It was wit-- v.uwu ol ■Jttcxaior* ‘■mediately aurruunding it, and wa* alao in full view of too occupants of th* gnrod atand, an 1 couwderabl* intorrot was manifo*!*d in it. rwulu. Mr. E. 5 of, D”roh’ ” KtaU •8*“‘ ‘d th* Babcock hr* Euinguitoer and Fire Eauine, and baa lutnish*d esveral towns >n the State with on. or moro ea- petrol Ksvet* f*» 'Krisxrt tn irap< <ha* 8UX® AND WINTER 12 15 17 .. 25 5 .. to to 30 30 to to 40 18 -r—_ — - «•••/ • iravnc, ihntr natural or unnati 11 No 1’ktla m the world Over had any­ thing like the circulation of Ayer’* Th* abor. from th* Eaton Rapid* Pill* Throughout tboM States, Merino, Jawrae^ of |ut Saturday, v» earnestly and the Central American republic, commend to the attention of our road down th* ifope. of th* Andes, and •r*. and add that we know personally, aero** the pampa* of South America, toe atatomeuta ar* tru,. If w people in ur-gro village*, amid th* fervid wild, I would bare just «uch . muk*t hero, of Aftuo. throughout th* jungle. of J*, CHURCHES. ; and get equal price* for their produce, dia, and th* supp** of interior Asia, let them take the stock in th. K II. L । A. Northern Michigan Railroad and and th* island* of to* Pjclfic, to*«* that will arouro them aot otdv this com­ Pill* are known aul everywhere used a* petition, but will *ccvn> to oar people, fotoily rmusdiee tor diseases. With dis­ at our city, mo*t valuable manulac- tant nation* their wond*rful cure, at­ turioa that will create k home market tract mor* aUvntion than thn do at and iucroaM 50 tar rant th* value of home ; for the *vnthnent of wonder every duller* worth of rwd net*to within take* a far d*ep«r hold on thsfr' mind* tan mile, of the Ku* on eitoeraide uf the than the leauh* of a higher scientific skill with u«- The amount comunned roquir** ■ermity-fiv* thousand do«e* a day io supply it. An inspection of the manufactory showed u* how tow enorHAVTINGS t.oiH.»\^f<». 4^.r.a A M ------- . . the I*n«ing mou* dra.and i» niad» and sustained. JGp4JliUa. Mr B. w*a one of th* old- Added to to* emtsututnate skill of their eat editor, in the State, and an honest imposition, i* an extreme caro in toeir ■ *‘,rkw fbT ,ho 1“!*^ tad toe party, msnufacturo which at one. Meuro* the ; “d will b« largely rairoed. HI h«lto p*rfoct material knd their moot accurat* ■» ' 1 wa* to* caua*. but WO trurt wearied Mt | will fully rMtera that, and that too day ; i* not far dfotant when th* prvrs of too •a«e which oUiortemedte. never attained. State will enjoy the benefit cfltot dernl- CHILDREN’S, DEPARTMENT. ...» 3 to *12 5 to 50 10 to 30 ... OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT. ..... .. . **' ** for Boys, for Youths, ... . to $25 • 5 30 15 20 8 to 3,50 to 4,50 to Children's Chinchilla, Cape and Other,Styles of Overcoats. Shirts and Drawers, 40c. to $3. 6 Tabhm. W m OF UHBH GOODS III W STH R*V ebanc* to furnish tfohnol room* LOCALS AND. YOUTHS’ Foil OveroosU, Hoavy Winter Overcoats for Men, W. 8. George, E»), U the .urcrraor, Tut Miau-ux Cuxrxxx.—Of the canand in hi* hand* the Jir/mUim will dittou of bannem along th* liua of the ■nutain it* h:ge*t .vpotatiou we havo no Central, the Chicago Tkiiwwof Monday, i publish** the following : 8r*ri Text*.—The amount uf th* Stat^Tay apportioned to the county of Barry "for the year 1873 ia 814.788.46. In ISTfi it wa* 812.449.05. The inervat* ia mainly duo to the appnqiriutiou* far th* new Asylum for the Inmne for which our proportion ia 81.300 and for th* Slate public School for indigent SPECIAL NOTICE children which it tome 8425 mors than All account* duo tooBcxxxa Cbm- ’,Mt y*T' ,o'1 •» rei » ,v i. t i bui1^ ll,*‘ ®u,e I‘r>*°“. while th. amount let, tuust l» adjusted by October 1st. . , , 1 i for general porpove* t* jut*, toe mat a* they will ba left for- collection. Wc ’ gi.jtxi. BOYS’ Children'a Suita, Boya’ Suita. Youtha’ Suita;.. To Merchants we Sell Goods a* Cheap an they can »buy them in any Eastern City. Mr. II. E Hargent, General Supantitandont of the Michigan Central Ibul- , real, atated that during the laat two day* their froight men had received no | order* for shipiuanU of city grain, but । grain continued to arrive from toe I country, and 1* eent forward in perhap* I one-half the quantity heretofore. Tlisy 1 found th*ni*elvv* noaiidarably tmbarraMod in doing buainoM with their cus- STAR CtOTHING HOUSE :»U3St; 36 CANAL STREET, GRAND RzVPIDS, MICH BACON & KAURS R FIHMI tzurpatront and creditor*. currtwiKNidonto of too Halting. council, in hi* !a*t hocuu** the aid* W* have before ua a beautiful oil walk* are not repaired.. Wei), the rea- Chromo, rcpreacutiug a view of too Th* County Fair i* progreasihg fine- rou ia, wo have not a city Attorney REAL GENUINE BARGAINS In Furniture, aa new. Partle* wlahlng "El Capitan, The financial akiee ’ toil week, vvery day. brighten, legally adopted and published an ordi­ nance requiring owners of loU to build "Cloud*" Beit," th® Merced River, toe “Bridal Veil Fall.” and mafayminor d»- | tail* beautiful in themw lve« which we The utter*.: on Goranimeut Nov. 1»’, ia being paid. Grain of alt kind* firm with PARLOR GOODS AND •light Woodland, loot aotue tim»- in July UUDS Hall, Friday owning. Th* griet mill of Ooudyoar, Hadley A tween this city and Woodlaud How about room No. 3G in th* Occi­ dental Hotel, Mutkegou. Who know*? 8. E. ftam*. publisher and proprietor of Wood'* Houaebold Magarino, New­ burgh, N. T. A* a promium th. pic­ ture may b. obtained by Moding to too CHAMBER SETTS. Full Blxfl Poster*, Two Sheet Poster*, Dance Programme*, >tee WORKMANSHIP Magarino at 81 fam® to him at Woodland, or by leav­ annum. Wa taka pleasure in rccum, mending both tfie Magarino and Chro­ ground, of the Agricultural Society on ing it with the County Clerk. mo offered in thia combtaatioit, and add *wwmw., - *** Friday. ' That our State finane-* are ata nd the Th* County Fair of AUegnu county, folic.wing official exhibit fall* attest.— our hearty endoroext-nt to th. pubbah- i rat slock of Undertaken la tv be held nt Allegan, on th* 7to Sth dealing ] and good Hearae will A and 5:h inat •»> «* .“I'S. splendid line of SDEBOAEIfiai Or DM ROOM FTOTU^iamxjai. On the Wabash river in Indian*, where they bar. the ague too ywr ing earn® tin® 813,041.70; fearing a round, Kras* Fever Tonic ha* been in bolanc* in toa Tteasury of 8853,702,“!; use for th* U*t ton year*. Thorn they n print fewer paper*. HAU* TREES, 8BCRETARIE8. BOOK CAHE8, and everything foand I. _ — - — Mt, to. All Stock* badly depreaaed. they ought to know. Thia remedy act* i/t>u Thursday of la»t week, th* m«i) on the very common *en*e plan of cod­ train going »«*■. ran into a floek dock of every aflemocn and ovfnttig during the sheep near the farm of 8. P. Cadv. and ajacting it—romoviug too ceuso; (they being Cady's nheep.) which threw the engine off th* track, killing eleven sheep, but not injuring the engine much, and we are happy to *tat* that no per­ ' the drug atora, for it and steady empfonnent Inquire at son wee hurt. toa Bkxnz. office. A CARD- too county of Barty combined. Of ton* GRAND RAPIDS. First-Class Instruments. Th* undersigned would return to ths Dent know what John fe g«ng into. public hi* *incero thank* for Gto many farnr* extended to him while in til* b«i *• b. «•“ hta“1' Furnituiv burinras and ask all of hi* friond* an extension of hi* i»tronago to Id* *uce«Mor». New. Scales. whip, and a part of our b.r»H.; and all we have to my about it i*. that any tU»f. in toe shape of a human being C"’ tmu* io bs made by our very efficient that wOl .tool O’* • *r expect to prosper in this world, Street Commiaaioner. Park street,fro m tor jafl to beam street, has been graded to be sdmUt*! into toe gh>no«» ful"rt~ and present* a nice appearance. Union School House i* rapidly L Mud** have returned from J*. * ■ lasr or l.wrrxa* remaining at th* approaching eomplerioa. Several wwkHaatingri P- 0-, **T 8,’,h’ ,S78’ m*n are placing and fastaning the Mat* ooda, and shortly people may find anyFrank Denting, Fred Frsderie. Hynto the floor, aal but • flaw day. wfll Uda Tent. Enoch Halt Direct Tt-ur letter* to number of P. 0. 100,000 00 M* in va1a;able eiFTSi to bx tJtraomnti is L. D. SINE’S New Prices. Veiy Low. Gift JBktctmwe. I John ion 4 Co'*. celebrated Gold Pena, he best ia th* market. fur solo st th* Cttf New* Depot P. 0. building. L rara chance to r»uy 1 >rr Good* •p— P. R. Bahta A On. of Jackson, selling oat their rntin stock at firet . ‘ T» l» D»va MmO;. OK. IMS. l*n Tise PrmeetljOM ? I POrTHDlPFO JOB PRINTING Wareroom, Jt'o. fT>5 Greene, near J^hth St^ Jf. K �Ayer's , » hmkuu, c.aiw; arm noasin you , will Le forgiven if the length uf| thi* letter consigns it to the waste baahet—had I mcen stpaco and time I would Neanilgiu. Sore Throat, Cherry Pectoral, caras iws'rrRX ditjuioi Sr*4,. lun.urM, Burns, SorcuMS, Bolbt, Wuundu, MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Hcaisruewt, Uleon, BruiaoH, ItMsrhq, P||U Rpatoq Pl S.-Uw »f .the •haggling .uh- TWhachb, Colic, Old Sores, scriber* of Greeley's Prohibition relic ‘ All Hemorrhage*. of Democracy kindly showed me a copy .'Liwi&ni'jD Grand River Valley Division , JoutmI in our abeeuce paid oar village Ocntcral R. R., and saw, even with his blear eye* “Alma* Briek Block,” and detected my absence, and then »*ye he £E*3u!J?Rt“l ' we have “iload heads.” and “dssutbeets" ■ in Middleville. Are yo u quite freafrotn I them hi nxstiuge^ We kabr that a certain school district in Irving lead one ! once bat they “miss” him now. Sorry I1 made ths “Sr Editor.” pay the little 1 challle mortgage he tried to beat me Rantalidn BITTERS Aside from w>«4l*nd the unikipsove<i acre* in Nnbrauta farms were 1,215, 270, so that tho total farm acreage amounted to 2,0711,781 ; the cash value of which, in 1870 wm m,2l2,lS0. an overage uf 814,58 per acp-. Each acre, then, iu thousand* of homestead*, 1 is worth to-day as much as one hundrod and sixty acres cost—homeeteads Chicago, westward over the great plains | of Iowa, Kuasoi and Colorado, being , the two extremes of civilisation. and could ho reverse the journey, end make i his starting where his journey emk.1 would trace the easy gradations of pro­ gress and improvement at each stag* of hi* journey till tho very climax of architectural magnificence met hi* views in re-built Chicago A description of i the city would bo a hopeIces taak, tu realise the extent of the great calamity of 1870, and tho miracle wrought by , tho citisens in its restoration, requires ‘ actual obeerration, and visitor* ore refer­ red for information to any of the 8i»,000 people of Chicago, for there few , rich or poor who will not pause to 1 point out to tho stranger, tho more ee- • pecial attraction* of the citv of their ‘ pride. They will point you to the j Grand Pacific, to tho Tremont Homo j which far excels in external appear- ' sure, and to tho Potter Pahntrs House I dollars, which in the olsbcratemw* of , design, and coetlinres of adornment, is said to be th* grandee: hotel of the world, every beam, floor end poet is of stone or iron, and each room entirely j fire proof—then they will point out one after another, the modern busiuees blocks, each surpassing ia beauty and east the former, and startle you with ths correotnee* of the Granger'* theory that town* a* well M plant* depend very much upon the eoil, fur their strength and growth, for wherever you observe the element* of growth anti octeq^is* hi the village, you may look with equal Mriainty for the eUmenta of fertility tn the surrounding country. The turn crop ba* been materially injured by the long continued drouth, which has pre- Or. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. AFRICA LIVINGSTOKE .LANTATION Bitters senaCawHsMesseeUM*.aaallassss wsssi with Hr «M cl IM r*MI tainU 4> To ■ tee . noAC MMo r- Jar. IM 1*0*1 • .»* UmrMld^rr ,b- Tcmpertmcs Bitters W.K*ATT!?«s*3 IHtn.UJJarn-.fo-lrfj PM FOWLERS (TOT W DOUCHE,। 0201020123020201010102 4wvrin<«r*rn»liHvt.**Ml Io latifl. In »*h raw laada <wl ‘snsrtnsprct WrttetorLayjBlBimtcdPixsLEL Aidiw' 'MichiganJ>ntral R. •iOLp, RELIABLE AND D*”'" S,n,,TC ■m ill I 1- ->rl*4<Z I Ayers Hair i t()or. eggs—good throughout; and auu»' sue waa settled earlier than any other genuine prairie bl ata. But, as luwel and Nebraska are likewise prairie Blate*, rounteqiart* of Illinoia, when they are n* old, their farms will show a* . anrail a* prrrrutage of land urtaprorsrf. 1 buildings included in the 3600 struc­ tures (exclusively of inferior dwelling*) erected in the year 1872, making an firm lands wwttbotrt seven million tews, average of more than one building for 86.823,161. ... •very working hour in the yean Truly no! rtra vita wontt rout. j to the seven wonders of the world ha* Cspt. Pliny, having smloj * no’rth till been addod thosyMA. bo niched a field of solid k-i-. lauded At Chicago we took the C., If. & Q train, and struck out fur the groat cornTh* towns nod village* along this line ot iCTul in IllinoU, by their thrift and enterprise, indicate that daplu and fertility of *oi lot which the State i« ilH.BK?' I nliultd U r«e>truM*m«<ini <i*sAm ml For rcrtorioK to Groy Holt iu natural Vitality and Color. A drnuia*; whirl) io .it <>no* agn-cabl b« aithy. »n d _ , _ NCW Book fOT AgentS wu driving ouo way tho ieo-fivld vraa; drifting another80 fam it with many an Ohio farmer. . Work ns hard a* he will, hb farm ia I I drifting down. On the other hand, tho , Nebraskan ia on an ice-field drifting the sauno way that bn is driving. Bia gains are not merely hia crop*, but the growth in land-value, always greatest the hair where the fulliclc* are de­ stroyed. or the gUnda atroplikd and dreayv-1; kit such a* aruiaui can In' saved by thi* application, and stimu­ lated into activity, f> that a »<ew growth .of lurir i« pro-iivd. ineteul of fueling th* hair with n jxwty sedi­ ment, it will keep it clean and vig.m><u. It* oceoalotud UM will prevent the hair from turning grey or falling mT, and conaequently jravent Imlduc- T1.. restoration of vitality it give* toNhr scalp nrreste and prevents tho fornutlon of dandruff which is often *0 un­ cleanly and oflvnsive. Free from those deleterious sulislanoM wbiub tank.arena preparation* ilan^vrens and injnrious to the hair, tho Vigor ran only benefit but not barm it. If wanted nwrely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing 0U0 ran bo found so dwirable. ________ _ —iibsr oil nor dye, it Awe not soil white eaml<rie, and vet last* long on the hair, giving it a rieh, gt««y lustre, and a grateful [>erfumc. 4* »t lh» <vul> of It W. r_ IIEAA1KS & 00., FLOUR MERCHANTS . r-,»,<» tevlM IMI rAix-siMsr GJ wo<r----------------------------Corner 8hrlby. ’®MS Finn & brail tamnn, *••*«« l»-o l.*e to yx.V,, Mil nn , PAPER The prevalence of cottonwood grovoe and orang* hedges, rolicre tho eyn as it wcuders over the boundloe* plain— yet tbs absence of herns, and tho in­ feriority of farm buildings generally sat­ isfy us that theone great drawback is the lack of timber, yet &r purpose* of fuel the want is not felt, os nearly th* entire surface of tho State in said to lie underlaid with an cxneUent quality of coal, and coal minning ha* already become a bustatee of no small importancu. We crossed the “Father of Walers" at Bur­ lington by the way ot the groat iron bridge, which ia in iaelf a wonder of W- Vam Jittai & Sapiai OCEAN’S STORY DISINFECTS, PURIFIES. H3F&® Burlington the “orchard city," of Iowa, numbers 20,000 aoula, and ia romantically located on the bluffs over­ looking the Mississippi Brer. The river here at present doe* not exhibit much ot that graodtiusi wo had looked for, ia the vclmao and rapidity of its cur- DODD'S • SEEVINE Il DOES IT! MOBATE ORDER. THROAT AND LUNG INSTITUTE Fur iM tw, .r C.urr*h. Thrwt tH...... Astern*, pruMhitti >«.l CmtMtplum. Jt*. • A.-tFINFALLTBRnACE. NAtXtMR AVC It FMUbl. <*ll >moa*lijr fee na •nMteatioa ntb'Felor arnj materially affected by the drouth, and navigation baa well nigh stsspendod. Wsetward atiB, we took our way over the beautiful plains of Iowa. Which fur It i Ik lev EuH Fait Mtteae TOKJUJgMgANE lantern txxnmnr DtM. IBUII LlBttiUn GUM. ot flock* of from 100 to 800 fowls. to the pound. Lay about 176 per a JOB PRINTING r«an’t GM)» Hff Biir. LYON’S « iIHMBON � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-10-08.pdf 09c73e6131d65c06c170d2d9ff7fe45c PDF Text Text The R*rd*ucyi BACW TrfE F\epJbL!CI\H B^fiNEH. of AD^jcerisa-ff. VOL XVIII ^^diiI aoi BVjljiejj Cifij. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1873 Save Your Money ! GREBLE & RUSSELL, I KATIE LEK AID WILLIE DRAY- Have a Full Stock of HARDWARE! J. P. ROBERTS & CO. ’. •J J.°” ciu!'ir’n' “d by yonr iLnng industry converted much cf it i »m a howling wilderness into Luunti- to doubt or suspect their faith—nor could you believo that in your case they DRUGS founded du fovoritiam, expediency and injustico. . ’ And shall our long and fondly cher•J**l hop* be disappointed? Must to in tbo national mutilated, humbled 1 II IS. II. list tit. Medici ics IV RIGHT A HOLBROOK. Dye Stuffs, | ; IK HOLBROOK. ’T’LTT-’ *a‘*“*' *“*• I Wi,h * ful1 Kb» of extra* ou bawl. ’ S PUD3E-B-A_TC~R1T^. "VV^X-GrOASr ! School Bookj J- Statione.ru The only Wagon with tbo Stop. Shott.-torod Spoke. unhand, and made to Order. TIN COPPER and: SHEW IRON WARK Manufactured do Order l’B^niI>TION8 AND FAMILY — ; Ek*, ~ RECEIPTS. " M /.A T li. I liHS Sr._________ noon j CHEAP! cheamwn «FM. UPJOHN, rHTJlClAX s»J Surrwa. OSce •< KiKkUsMiasa RUSSELL & NEVINS ra listen into the Union; wo are bound ' to *uppo*«> that congrrea June 15th, 18M, which ditionally our eonstuutii T. B. DIAMOND. FINE NEW STOCK OF .J: 1—x 1 I>KY Hoops. ROOM AN. iiiestFF. Sherman J. RichL. ssTHrscnoN... H.^<L„,S h. n I rt.8.: CLOTHING. Recommends his TE*1 and VOPFEE. DATS AND CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES, 1 -Ill.O T. « ilKEl.cn. The following story is told by Rev. J. Hyett Smith: Wo stopped at Syracuse Now York hr dinner. You remember < the rail­ road depot, centrally situated, with its eastern and western entrances exactly alike-aamuch so as thotwo ends of a car. After we had dined, tho depot-master informed mo that wo had seventeen minutes to spare Lafore tho departure of the cavteru train. This, thought J, will giro me an opportunity to see tho city, and a glorious chanol for a smoke, pro­ vided a clergyman could be tempted into such a wasteful and worldly aumwrth, and after an thirioen-rainutas, was cuconraged in the race by sundry >..i r_n___ __ i_____ i __ _____ . _ Iposeed, "Go it gaiters 7 ••l?lucky boy !” ■■He ain’t loft, oh no and well nusaning and benignant •xhortations. Though thoy in tend od, ^orhaps, to hvlp ma over tha course, I found that the ... Ht.il-EKS ilnd MOWERS, GREW, rt LTI) .tTOKSJOHN ROBKRTN Chasing the Trtls. Th* Bou-Scnpra A young man teach a school u. w — that many* of the children, aeperiaUy mars noticeable foe their robvetneas road, getting their feet muddy, until tho than for (their beauty; the children bell rang, wlien they rushed into school, uiud and all, making tho room quite weight. filthy. The teacher resolve ! to correct this Dolly Varden. Here only original! tonic simplicity and severity. Are door-stet>, and the other to a stake affected gait, no strained sttoatioa to driven in tho ground. This made a verr goood scraper ; and iu soon as tho children saw it, they scraped away" vig- more important that they should walk Tho teacher next managed to got a mat, which ho place on the stop, that the children might wipe their feel after tattoo, nor can upaa Ohio to take pride in haring the school-rooui any part of our domain without our consent, consistent with the constitution toniahment, I beheld the tntin alpwly snd ordinanew of 1767—henos it is that made such our osmhI has been asked to tho pn. -, - --- -- — .yww VCSJ r»ud modifications of our state consutu- puff of the gigantic,locomotive. they entered. Hero jndred was a '‘call” which adI.-:. Inn i. very juatly remarked by Mr. rnitted f- Ohio, in the House of repre- ley ; th consideration." So without ooaferrring with flesh or blood, I put like a When tha sky-rocket with a double fuse. For a y thought it would moment 1 thought I had it all my own al jurisdiction of each state -¥fflff£OUVER CHILLED PLOW ! PAINTS & OILS !.s -i. i.n.. c Hunton.. NO. 24 Aipa foadant to the forming now wt- ter in dispute settled upon terms mutu‘Jftawnta to thia state 7 Was it uot with ally honorable and just to all tho parthii hope that you cheerfully paid your Um couenrned. hard earned manov Into tha ln>*.nrv ' the doov. Freddy next pbtained the skin of a sheep which hall bon killed bv‘a dog. Of this ho made a duor-mat, ao lher present and provide for the future than after whet faaliMn thoy «hall do the otto nothing here tnat is indecent therefore, children swarm. Here chil­ dren scream ami grow targn-cliMted ; climb up pitas of wood, over tlietr fath­ er’s heavy wagons, cud grow broad■bouldenxl and tnuacular. Hero infanta drink from the fountain nature intend•y™i<‘ and tho nursing-bottle are un,—tso ofHero the d ■ '.G •, . . ... ■. •d to run, and the mure decidedly did' lhe locomotive make the terrible head­ way against father got tome limo and whitewanked the wall, and his mother gave the floor cooking vessels looked dingy’ and black;. I>*wiM«.wbw*.toHl*r. K *U. I1TM >l<s Win,. Onr . . an j Ibo thoughts of encountering, all the portion of ouY ter- I way back to the depot, that line of int barbers on the1 tcresiod individuals who, with their influence of the great Wort—which in cheering exclaBiatkina, had k> feelingly tirrs of Itake Erie, to n neighboring encouraged mo on tny outward journey, ter, to make it, while Freddy’s father state; but, fellow eitisens, in either this was the bitterest pill in thia unex- cloaned tho carpenters garden. Thou peefod dose tho mother thought tlio floor would look But it must be done ; so tapering of! gradually, I gave up tho contest nud turucni back to moot tny fate, and—if I A HISTORICAL TREASURE. at present, and taught that only through could find Lius—the depot-master much the paint would coot. thoen virtues by which thetr fathers Journal (of the'Statr Convention of earned the counielcnce they enjoy con Michigan, held at Ann Arbor, tn 6<p- ere co to alter your constitution a* to j tamber, 1836. which Refitted to Knuckle to Ohio. "Well, you [(WmiU.) s» rna er can take the money and buy the Bible 1 now.” "What Bible 1" inquired the man. “A Bible for me to road night and and the women morning, just like tho schoolmaster. I without a violation of our constitution, | vine*." Several bystandoni, avekiug in­ German, although not ddftitute of roand joining with congress in at least formation, asked, with a show of confian attack upon that of tho United State*. , th* thing had happened ; and other* With regard,- fellow-cltisena, to ».be one homo with' you if you wont spill separate oct for tho establishment of any pain ton it” With returning breath, relief and the northern boundary of Ohio, it ruWho can toll how huppy that liUle quire* but a paaoAig notice; it ia in it- words cam* together, and I squarely boy was when ho went homo, with his charged the railroad official with all tho paint pots iu his basket, and hi* Bi bio has naror been guilty of the folly of ••eking in hi* wife an intellectual oom. state previously formed and accepted by prarti<i««l . and th* family who com­ congress; and is at direct vananeo with menced by haring clean feet wore not various prominent clauses ia tho con­ satisfied until, through .the grace prom­ stitution of the United States, in one of ised iu the Bible, they obtained cloan f -woman-tuOrago, which it ia declared—” nothing in thia ■launch**!. Ere constitution shall lie so constructed as to watch, “the If I looked a- Of th SUU rtarnai^*'ta Ud 1‘eapU tf DENTIST .Wille, PRESCRIPTIO.X’S Mlchiiaa. CAREHLLY PflffiNIIC’ASH STORE COMPOUNDED , Also s Fine ikssortment of Such as CHROMOS, LtTHOGRAI-niC CARDS. REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need iu A OltK I’ltlCJEH MXJSIC, AT Pure Wines and Lienors I ro!< medicinai. PVKrosiat, Btrects, Hastings. Sweet’s H°Tel> Will not be OMXll F..U1BN............................... MICH. TRIUMPHANT! THE 8'Wil li> IXM 0*1 UO,K» WHEELER Michigan Exchange. roarui'in. Undersold. jHKiplo of any portion of the state (in embryo) of Wisconun of tho right of living under a fundamental law of their out of sight. own creation, which we are not preAfter no little hot shot cast back and Ced to admit, the jurisdiction of Michn must rest (if at all) upon tha ex- to tho disputed territory, she has it stilt, forth, with the usual variation and final and no tew of rongrre* can affect that claim orfe single iota. doubt the It hat been urged by tho advocate* MIXER'S SCROFULA SYRUP oare. chance of being left, if I depended on u5tl RUSSELL * NEVINS. Scrofula Syrup! IftfUOVED adoption of the constitution of the Uni­ the people of tho N. W. Territory, Erysipelas, Pimples, Blotches. 1’oe- aiding beyond it* boundaries, and ted States, and in support of this alletukw. Botts, Turnon, Tetter or Sall have never participated in it* formalion. wanl and sarcastic influence. Buch a supposition ia al variance with do of the constitution, <u follow*:the blood. dinaneo of 1787, which distinctly THE regulation* reo| other property Sales of the. Wheeler Wilson for the past year is the Best Guar~ Greatest SCROFULA nd CANCER RHEE' ra n tee of its Superiority over all other seicing machinesBeing the. most simple in con­ TESTIMONIAL* : struction., and easily adapted- to different kinds of work, running IF YOU WANT GROCERIES / South aide State Street HABT1S0S. MICH. , . ' iTultifm. j With regard, follow citixous, to tbo j district of country proposed to bo anI nexed to Michigan, lying west of Lake Michigan, and forming from ito geoBEST PRINTS IN HASTINGS I praphical pewition a port of tho Sftk state instead of tho/earU, we will in­ dulge a single remark. No nsoent which • your eonvunlion could give would legally constitute it a part of lacier, fader, and wUhleee noiee than any other erwinf ' an qualities which recommend the Wheeler machine, 'Wilson to the public as Superior to any other sewing ~ P A TNT ING! tha territory or ir.g to the United i here unquestion- Tho following pnaamta* sddreae of Iter. Mr. Mu Street Church, Boston,rondack" from his enthusi tho sports of that wild region,— del erod before the.Now England Agric turnl Society, about three weeks ago. For one, I acknowledge a debt of hour* u-.-glect daily could not poeublv gratitude to those who, by importation ••Why,” of blooded animals, or careful attention to the principles of breeding, have con- that its cultivation, and employment tn with it, is for argument sake thpt it ia intended to of coeeitm from Virginie and Maryland, In every spot of territory which congress tnaucceeafnl applications of the United S talas, for fire that I Still be hamlets of aally men ttoned by the farmer's fireside, ** having Te»r», KesewiMlr ridontialh machine in the make!. - UkalXINQ, Should the Agent foU to ' SAL80M1NII0. „ FAMOMUMUtO. store of H1CKM BRO.’K. back before ho be derive.! I). COOK, Agent. ■ n**u*t* jockeys call “bottom, -8CB0L IIROS ! wrUMsiau »?' Aynijt. Rbne. UntfeA HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS ! bat ell Um> appliances of civilisation, dserwoa and boautifoljy lees. They J not to elevate the many, end diseemlhad witnessed tho • blowing up” admin­ aate with a liberal han*! on all sides tho If attended with over so small istered by the depot-master, tbs procrastination in starting for train, until at length it had Price, «,00 per Bottle. monument* B. F. STEI2STHOFF HEAD8TONEH, TABLE TOPS, MANTLBE, SHELVES. ETC. withbrrethloia intorert at the z ITALIAN AMERICAN z Minta «*> k. C/1 jb BABBLE BLACK * FCT.LER. | f‘irs DeP0T OY'STERS! FRESH booms. nixirrsG . LADIES call is. poultby o £. Snpcai ai lateral DENTIST Oil Paintings to tha CAN c city 3 1 I .... CHROMOS A.i.-rGe- in tie Baxkkk. 1*1* UI.I..1 need the diuuhraua distinettaua of the �Vulkan Lnntr Ths OH Capitol and the N- w I j| Stone, Th® Corner Btono of th® New Capltoll '1 hunriay waa tho day appointed for tho lajiag ol tbo cornet-etono of the now Capitol nt Lanaing. a structure made nMoaaaxy by th* aplowlld progre** of eur Stalo, and a monument to th* eariteesful strurgi.* which Gov•rnor Itegtev. in hi. *ddrw*t introducing th* ceremony, alluded to aa •■battles fought trad victories won over nature in b* most rugE"d mood,** leaving th* peo­ ple of Michigan th* ••proud cnnqv'.Tora ot foree* and of swamp." Tlie cere­ mony took pl see with praror, end pa^ red*, and mu«ie, and addr**- i and mnaanic rite. ®nl thundering salute, as our reporter waa pvrmtitor tho accompanying concise dm of tho architecture of thn wnv from the account thte wun <«ro cuotamingabrWkutory of th* State, prepared by him also This volume, together with the other article*, of a list ia given oUewhore, arohormolically aenlod ia the atone, undur a aiab of alate, curved with tho State arms. 'The, description ia aa follow*^ ■gSd'tto tall, rtraJgtfr oaken maata mak* th* distant gaaar think of ahip-yards and harbor*. In passing through tha streets h* aoea atout, alow-moving wagon* drawn, oomatim** by double ta*uu, • I 1 i ton feet long, by low or five vid*. When thaw pus throtwh th. gat* thoy pas* Letwte® a mountain of brick end s d***rt of sand, and stop near one of the largo derrick*. Tho beam swing* slowly round, a workman with a few stroke* of a mallet and chisel china I And' ” New Advertisements, "’”thor, whoa all th* earth ahall crumble > te> found fitted to (IRinnT.TC & RUSSELL, Sole Afonts for Barry County for the Sale of the , . :Kalamanxi, 100 ; Jackson, 75 j 1U5 ; Niles, 50; Ann Arbor, 40 • 1 .35 ; St- Beruard of EsaC ri.igir.ai Marshall, 50 ’’------- - n- ■.lorica. , Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves |ipt» R«ti grraaag aaaiKAn ”Th7TMri‘S*Wpi'b|d'CapL Jam*. the (State Building) Commissioner!, so­ H. Baker of Utuing a» Awiatant Chief UnUcrtwHy known ns THE BEST and moat economical -fc« liciting competitive daiigna for a new Marshal, and tha Detroit Light Guard Capitol, 20 seta of drawings were re­ ffnnd Burning Parlor Store in tbo AN ORLl>.—oa Band furniahed mnaie. Firet c*m* tjia ceived from architects of various 1 wall­ (,ru,.J I. ..I r -.. . f V. A tie* on Doeembar fifi, DJ71, of Michigan, iu elagant regalia, with a WAitor.-jqiprtitliik .‘ittatkliote^iMi After n careful alnmiaaUun of each, silk flag, nnd the Grand Officer*,, carry ­ the board on the 24th of January. 1872, ing thair anprupriato 'books, square, Shoe* you must have. G. G. Spaul­ adopted th* design of Elijah E. Myers, cumpa.a, lar^and plumb, and wesels ding boa a little tho boat stock in Has­ Eaq.. an architect thou residing st »t Uio B»rrj County Fair with corn, win*, and oil. They were tings, and so low for cash that none refer our reader* to L G. Whre**r. Aciln mrtrt Springfield. Ill, and entered into a con­ need go baro-fix»t Wc all know Gary, . 1873. m the tract with him as architect and general fore th* laying of the corner stone. followed by 81 Maaonic Lodge*, name­ and know bo mean* just what he aay.n Northern-Passenger Agent, 72 Lloyd । ' 8t, Buffalo. N. Y- or E. A. Ford Genesuperintendent ol tbo work until its Tha wall rests on a solid mass of oon- ly : Union of & 0. of Detroit. Evarnil Paaaenger Agent. St. Ixiuis. Mocompletion. Mr. Myer* immediately crete, that constantly harden, until it is proen. of 8L Clare, Mural of Albion, Qneatlon* will be cheerfully nnd prompt- [ removed his reaidencn to the city of like rock itself. Thia concrete aubatra- Union of Union Gty, Fidelity of Mil*Ono of the most common remark* of ly answered. . Detroit, and engaged in tho preparation turn extends about three feet into tha dale. Unsing, Lyona, Piymoth Book of tho dgy is that tho present panic has earth, bnt in aomo place*, where the Plymoth, Chmax of W*at Leroy, Lex­ of *pecifieationa and detail drawing*­ EMIGRATION TURHIHG. grown out of a want of coafidenco in ington, Eaton Bawds, Mason, Germania digger* struck a aand-laycr, it gov* to . r, ' , , . , I Ou the 15lh of July tho board entered tho Banks, and fow ran possibly be TJii- MMt State Capitol » a large i a wilh MMwr, N.bemiah the depth of from 10 to 10 feet, the ot Saginaw Citf, lIvfM. UwelL QroeuCheap Farm* in South-weal Miaaonti I , bnildars, of Ruchwtor, purpose being to have an Immovable rillo, 8t John*. Bay City. Stockbridge. wider of the mark. Without Booking fraiira building standing withm a few o,bunl The Atluitic A T’ocitit, Railroad Com­ sepsctally to injure ths banka, those rols of tho buwtuMS renter of Lanaing ' N> y nnd I)atroiL for tho c<,tutruetion basis. Ia tbo renter of the cellar exca­ Mystic of Bronson Prairie, Saginaw Th* Grand Rapid* Husinea. College pany offers 1,200,000 aero* of laud in uu bwek number H5 of that «ty. It of (be boRding. At an extra vation. is a circle of concrete fir* fret Valley ol Ssginaw.'Grand Lodge, Ches­ who are soaking for the eaua* attribute wavordtrud built hy tbo Logulaturo m |cWon of (lie Lc„iMta!ul0, in March. deep and 15 broad, to support the tre- aning, Bodford. Okamua.DowItt, Spring­ ia acknowledged to be tho Iw^t furniah- Central and Southwest Missouri. nt it in general term* to th* refusal of tho 1848, and an addition of lb fret was 1W8> tl„ port, Salt River, Woodland, and St. ed and moat commodioua in tho nerth- from 83 to 112 jxrr acre, on sown j«sr»' of building, ,ith oR woet, ! ,kta reputtoion for auperiority time, with free transportation from St­ banka to pay, whares* th* foot is th* made to tbo -outh end of it bv order of | 0I?cnv„ incident <o it* erection, wa* au that one oe two piece* which The Fourth Dirisfen, OapL J. A. El­ liaa given it a wide influence. The in- imuli to all purchaser*. Climate, eoil, banka have paid to tho last dollar of tho Uialatouro of lbS5. Th. whole . h^1U^ to 81.200,000. Tbeaum agreed hnro boon taken out show that it it in I cost of tho Mructuro exclmuro of ro* upon in the contract ia |l, 144,05? 20, Lthe most Mtisfactory condition. Th* der, Marshal, in command, with tho atitution is dcairned to bo vary thorough, timber, mineral wealth, schools, church­ prite baa lw#n 822.51.1.1'2. It* outer'i_L_:----- - —1- .ah non lurfoco of on* pieco that had bo*n in Laming Cornet Band, included flra En- and tu prepare young man. ,ta tmuaoct es nnd law-abiding society invite emi­ clearly been a’want ol confidence, but surface has undergone a thorough rofor a couple ot months was hard enough II esmpmenta of Odd Fellows, via: Willy l>u*ia«« bendy, *»rroctly and Iwjih fia- grant* from ali^ point* to thi» land <>f Unttryriu. 28 fruit* and flevrorv- Fu;- |wrtir-ular* tulit* cause most bo sought ciacwhore;I painting thia aumtnsr and its attructioru 1 to ba ground, and when ground had thu of Unsiup. Washington of Lansing, patch.—Kujiutxe' likcnass of a conglomerate or pudding­ Valley of East Saginaw, Friendship uf drvs* Al Tui It Band Ckjmmia«H»We»y 8t than in tho banka which are only the | aa nn ornament to LamMug ha* b?cn i considerably enhanced by coloring ita 1 stone For mouths a powerful Lttla Unsmg. Kauonda of Bay City. Ecsxxx.—W. Cowi and 8. Lavis, ore financial thermometer* showing what Tho Fifth Dirfritn. with John N. In- offering faranfe Wards® 4 Dari*' Com­ machmo in th* yard was kept snapping ]M>rtico iH-a-green. Thi* waa bccauM I some <.f tlie white paint fur die dap- I it* ugly iron jaw* on piece* of atone, pvreoll Aasitaut Chief M nrshal, includ­ bined Adjustable Damper Stove Grate, Tho legitimate buainrea of a bank is , board* und of the green for the blind* j which ia crunched into smaller frag­ ed several lodges uf Odd Fellows in the for burning wood or coal. On* of tho Khraiofitism. Sealdr. Unicncwt, to receive and lend the circulating capi­ wa* left over. It wo* thought a pity to ! ments far u*e in the composition of this order of rank. moot desirable invention* of tho age. Burns, SoreBCiw Nt-tiralgin, hardening aubetanc*. Far under Tho coulmn forme.) at tho firing of Try it, and bo convinced, it will save tal of th* country. Thia circulating lot be wasted; ao it was ta'xod cud di»-, Boil*. Wounds, ground, below tho foundation, is an >n- on* gun, and commenced moving at tbo w tkird of your • fuel and otherwise Die building ; capital is taken in the way of depos- i posed of na aforesaid. firing of tho oocuud gun. The line of make your stoves much more valnalilv' uwlaciug system of draining I i* surmounted by a cnpola which prob-1 Ulcm, Brntaes ; ably stood midway/oi the root before that w expsetvd W provide th* moat march waa dowu Washington avenue, aadjuodurine. 23tf al currency, though payable in currency tho addition of 1865. A broad wind- '■ ^nijiartnsss. snd at th* «'nme time giva*w*rage for the whole build­ passing in review before the Governor and Staff in front of tho old Capitol, on demand. It may consul, for in­ itig stairway connect* th* upper and ing to esch apartment an abnndance of «»g :i>tiiwhf, ____ , Tim HIGHEST MARKET CASH thence down Chpitol avenue to Upwr TRICE fur farmer* produce at ns nxrostra is rna causa vsosl stance, of thousands of barrel* of floor lower *torie» The oallar la d.rutad to light. Tha orrangtymnnt of th* vanous All Hemorrhacwt, New Advertisements. the roenption of wood and tho mvora- office* and departmanti will be exceed-1 Wednaeday aftoroooa. betwaaa U and street, cvunteriuarehing oo As to »ur* THE LEADING IHarrhtra, mb ro«rf» fur market, a cargo of any kind Smits; Mana & Paxsnix'*moflatioa of n fiery funiaco by which ; ingly convenient; special attention 3 0'clock, tho "deposits" for tho corner­ rond tho Capitol grounds, while the of merchandise in transit from tho pro­ tho temperature of the Legislative ; having been given in this twpect tu tire.< atouo wwro on view in the office of th* Civic 1’rocaasiun. tha Grand Laige, tho ducer to tha consumer, or of iron ia chamber* is kept at an unendurable i wants of tho public ns wol! as to the ' Buildiog Commissioners; also the singers, and ion* invited guwto went I.V Ut£ N0RTIHF£8r pitch during acaaiopa, Tho cellar wxj office! having bukineaa with each other, j box that ia to hold them. Thia bos ta upon the platform. a ktailroad Company, agaiaat which th* also fur eororal yoga'll!* rwptacle of j Tho foundation walla to the earth line about It inches d»-p and about 15 a numbar of State documenta of aom* ' are of Lamont, Illinois, Umoston*. iu i iDCbo* square, and ia mud*of copperas shipper haa mode a draft on the pur­ antiquarian interest, moat of which were chaser. This drab, the purchaser be­ removed and appropriated by a couple maasive block* extending tho entire ] thick a* an old cant. If nobody knows PROBATE ORDER. width uf the wall ami undarlinod with L,otr thick that is, say a two oeat niekla ing supposed to bo solvent, th* bank I of *nthuataetic Jonathan OMbac-ks, who concrete to the depth uf three feet Tho ; of these degenerate days. Tho interior receive* a* a doosit, and it la th* multi- found them there last last winter, rot­ snjieratructiire ia to bo of aanJatone lining is ol glass, a quarter of an inch : ting and mouldy. It is a tradittion that from Amherst. Ohio, and the partition । thick, mitred at the corner* and ground pifeity of such depoatla that constitute, Fxuuw Cmrass : In tbo name uf 1 ' when the State offices* wore established ( Tt» unarur of ■» inoh st least, 90 percent of what the bank | in th. building in th* good old Demo- I walla and backing* to exteriur walla' B« lb* conrtitutod authorities of ibc State, 1 will d<» of hard burned bricks The takes in over ife counter, and p-hich • cmtlc day*, there wore also concealed girders, beam*, joists, roof and dome I bid you widow* to it* Capital. W* have aaiu-mblrtl for th* purpus* of lay­ 1 in this cellar a number uf bottles con- ,1 will lie made cxcinairviv of iron, of ing th. corn.r-stou. o! a new Capitol Tha carrying of the product* of tho j taoing—but no ’ it is only a tradition jI which material all partittona will be building worthy of our State a fitting ‘ any way. and it wts* moat likely ink.. country, or tbo rolling uf Iron into mils, Indeed they used to call it “stationery.” 1I made, except where conitrurtrd of tiiaTh* bestremtdy fur iLiarrbva, Cholera , ' homo for tbo different branch, of our | aonry. I governniMt. To thorn of ut who havi Morbus, Colic and kindred Diseam-a repreaenta different branches of the le­ j The foaor floor of the building is Th* stair* throughout the building, ' watched the growth of Michigan from that con be Ciuml iu tbo Civ or Coun­ gitimate business uf tbo country, aa the ' occupied by tho Hall cf the Hour» of.1 including atop*, risers, band-rails, bsl। infancy to manhood, tho occaaian r*- ty, for 25 rents |« r bottle, for gale by agriculturists do an other, and thia Representative* and tho legislative .. u*ters. and bearers, will be exclusively 8. J. Rich Druggist. . calls th* tails and trials of early days, ' ' 20tf kmd of circulating re pi tai cunstinitn postufflee, together with a cloak room. ;; of iron. Tbo corndore, from tho b»«’THE C0MMEBC4AL DEPARTMENT tho anxieties end care* of (Monitor life . n rommiltaa-rooci, u paate-room, a hall, . the majority of what ia called lank de- 11> sleeping-room for tho jUnitor, and au ■। ment 10 tho top of the building, will be while a ]>ardoaabl* .gotism. a* ww look Tho ■ poaita. Tbo movement of stocks or tire 'N^d-eornor for the storage of ducuuwn- i, paved with marble and alate. about ua, tell* of Irtltte* fought and 1 Span Horses, I nwmt approved arrangement* will b* victoria* wuu ov-r nature in bar most I tary lumber. A vault open* cif from ', emtdoyed fur ventilation, steam-heating, rugged mood. To-day wo stand har­ any j-*rt of tho circulating capital of I the poetoffice, and even now coutalua I) and lighting by gav. as cunquerot* of fuse*: und swamp an-1 1 Yoke Oxen, tho mystonoua file* of a forrnar epoch. Die baaament story will contain nn tha avuntry, and. if the banka tn much can proudly say: “If thuu emkoet n I The reran wna anciently occupied by all, armory contacted with tho department aa touch the** thing* thoy du *u nt their ; of th.! State office--., which iu tim» ex- jI of th* Gnartermaatcr Grn«ral, and the beautiful punintula, behold it bent." In olden tunm tempi™ and public pariL Speculation in stock* is mainly jailed so aa to turn out d! but tho ' remainder of the story will be derated 1 Two-year-old Heifer. building* were erected, not aloa- for us. confined tu th* large citieo, and before Auditor General’s department. Then st proaont tu storage, although, tho I but aa memuriala of king or conqueror, th* panic, ia Mid to bare required tome ' the Auditor Generate busino** grew so 1, room* being high and well-lighted and J end inacribod with records nt tboir vnl. I great that it had to have roomier quar- ventilated, will make oicoUcnt office*, 1 Yokeiyearling (Steers, fifty millions of bank deposits, out of tors, and the Supremo Court euiveeded should th*y Iw rwquiro<l at any time fur crumbled into duet; king and conquer­ I to the tenancy. Sine* tlie Supremo.1 that purpose. Tbo first »tory, which or aro forgotten; metal and granite posits in tho whole country, tha remain­ . Court left it has been durine' session, I will be 20 feet in height, will contain 1 Two-year-old Steer, hare diaapjwurwd; time lias conqu-red der of which is pratumod to have Iwen th* depository of th* L*gialative mail office* and private apartment* tor the' alt And ao it will bo. But our great­ : and of State atatioaer’s ware*, nnd ia । vanous ri'tate office* and bureau!. Upemployed in the legitimate btisinevv of er civilisation, with its triumphs of in­ ; the handiest haunt for fatigued law. |■ on thin floor will be a main corridor exth* country- A* wo hare said of th* ; maker* to recuperate their oxhauatod ।1 tending arrou the building from oa*t ventive nrt and skill, make* It certain 1 Yearling Heifer, m» ««>>>« v. i and good Heanx- will Lu furoi*h«d to bank deposits made up in thia way not. onstgios by splitting all over th* atov* |' to woat, through the rotunda, under the ! aB(U Acrepted Muauus of Michigan, that, though building* cnataruerethrougliftut tho' county free' more than 1,0 per rent ia in currency. hearth, between th*ir *l*vntod boots, dome, and cruiied at right angle* by a 11,73, of-charge. ‘while they sit and diicuss thp Stat* corridor 845 icot (in length, extending I of Michigan State Mod­ 24 Sheep. I7tf Hu.uxu, Hum 4 Co. buaineoa and tboir own. , from the north to the south entrance, jd Sxi*ty, lb73. _ than from 8 to 6 jer cont But all Tho second atory aocmnmuialcs the jI The rotunda wifl bo pan-d with hexaCollection of copper cents for 57 year* NATIONAL NEW1PAPEI ' 1a-u Itoed make* th* beat buggies iu know th*A great bulk is in chock*, bills, Senate chamber wilh it* paste-room and (, gun block* of gtaa.1, atx inch** in diam- ■ between 1794 awl 1 bbl. ho State, and only charge* |l50 for or drafts drawn against property in committee-room, tbo Governor’* office,i etor and an inch and a half in thickness, , Tw0 rolumca uf the Curapdrd Laws, i the future by th* ruins of uur build* ■ tag*, dug up by tho antiquary, but by h«ua. and uses Ity- patent vrbiwl at that; tranrin, or property in courao of produc­ and that of hi* private secretary, a j, supported by a frame of iron, intu which [ 1-71, ud narrwals them right - "up id' tbo great coramittoo room for the gat’wring ।I each piece will be clotely fitted. From | Cop, of Detroit Uty Directory. 1878. I the record of oar deed* as individual* tion, which are equivalent to each other of gigantic k>bbi<‘* tho rooms of tho ■ Uits rotunda, which is 44 1-2 feet in diItojxirt of Crime and I'aupotiam iu ' and cummnnitire, by uur public Mt<, by in making up the exchange* of th* State Superintendent uf Public Inatruc- 1 lunnter, tbo interior uf tho dome, open • Michigan. 1873. onr legislation, by our cara tor the pub­ country, which constitute a perfect sya- tion. and hi* deputy, nnd tho newly *s- I to tho height of I’B foH. may bo saon. Manoni of Om.tituliuaal Cunvontioa, lic good. If wo make moral worth, honeaty of purpose and integrity of anul tem where cvufldeuco ia not violated, tabliahnl offic" of tho Cknumisaiuner of! with gallori** oxtotiding in it from oath | 1^4*7. tho jiathway to public position ; If our | Camlogu* of State Library, 1878. and are tho buaiaea* barie of the whole Railroads. The Exroutivo uffii-o. the' of the sturire aburo. To to ilruetr MsmUj, X*r.UHl..,l>Tlogiatatton is kept pure and aweet; if Department of Instruction and tho LogUpon th* aoeund floor, st tho north, Ual of Oflkws of the Most Worship O!t« <1 KAYO CASH FkIxE VF commsreial world. the cotnon good is tho comon low, we ulalivo halls enjoy th* aploadot* of an- end of th* building, will b« th* Holl of (j^nd lodge of Vrehtean I cient carpeting and of damask curtains ,1 Ilapreaantstive*. occupying th* height • «------- r---------------*5,000 IN GOLD ! ------- i--------- shall leave behind us a history more enduring than brick or marble -a her­ OMKOBLXHCA.su FBIZMgr , of a once gorgeous crimson. Bat th* |I of two etoriea, 4q fret Thia hall will 1 of eonfidor.ee in the banka, ia a want of furniture i* inexpensir* throughout, and I itage richer than gold or procuus i bo 70 foot in width by 77 1-2 ia length, 85,000 IN SILV\EB! stones. May thh bo th* ambition of confidence in tho ability of tho parties1 tbo Gubenratorial office, which probably ]: with gallepee upon the mat. south, and our time and our hope for th* future,' io whom thia mtirchamlire of ovary surpaaae* everything ulae in th* build- i west »id»i Th" south gallery will ex­ remembering always that । ing, ia not lurnishud with half tbo cost tend bock 22 1-2 feet, making the m; cn maturity of tho draft*, though thia, or magnificence of tho business ctllicwi of many young lawyer* barely started in is probably a very small one. The lar- their profowiun. TOBAGO) fnrin Ur ets to »l- at Th* desks in tho other likrt obstructions in thi* hall, tha United Biatoa postal card. Bsmt, Maxxx & Petero/*. . g«*t elemant in this want of confidence,। Senate end Repreaontatiuo Chamburs railing uf which hi Io bo of omlaMavd Toe number of peoplo from abroad ia pertains to th* mercantile papor, in1 and mado to aceummodato two m»to­ colored plate gins*, will bo supported eetimatad al 80.00U, and it we* a wry If you .want the best Faintinc. 1 tho iron roof trunre, and tho gallo- sober, ceurteoua, inielligsnt lookiug which all our banka invest th* bulk of bon emcee, nn-.l tho choirs are high- by KaLumining or Graining, aver dooo m backrd ami caac-bottomod, with grwn j will be aunported by iron glrdors crowd. At night-fall Ua Civ Marshal their deposits, at varying rate* of fater- cuahion*. Tbo cumberamno and old- rioe thia city. "O. John MtabsoL Ho M c entirely hidden from view. Th* hall reported no drunken or disorderly per•ata, tbnt is, tho notes of hand given by fhabioned <laia over tha SpcakaCa chair will , be lighted hy nhu> window* on th* merchants who have borrowed this in the Tlouau i* Mid to bars traveled each c aide, four cn tho lower floor and The adrortieod lima for the procoreon circulating capital for thirty, sixty or from the Virginia Ajsurnblj, where it ffivo on '.be upper, and by a larg* sky­ to form waa 12 o'clock, but owing to j in tho roof over the gloss roiling.' the delay in arrival at rtiirond trains, ninety day*, as tb* cam may be, until uhadowod Patrick Henry in tho aariioet light LIFE BELOW THE SURFACE daye of tho Republic through Ohio, lb* -j gas-light will bo rctlectod down tho various bodiu. were not all present the convcmrni of their mwehandtee in where R tdao did oorvico for the early j through tiii* caifing. until noarly 2 r. a. Tbo old Capitol turn can pay thorn. Th* largwi amount Legislature of that CuoununwMlth. The Senate Chamber at the south end and the State Office* war* uaed a^bred( th*building wifi oorteipand, in al! quartaw for tho Office* of th* day, of tho aaaeto of a bank consist ol tb*a* Tin. furniture in both clxambvre i* well of , btrt eix*. with tbo Itrprwionta- Manbslt ami Commits*** of Arraagoyr-mi* 1* to pay, and it stems to tea that noottgh made, and an uocaawonal w- reepecte nishing of tha roaawodd finish renews tiv* t Hall, it being of -the aamh width, tl,. mein tbiment of tho want of eonfiit* pristine polish. Thia renovating tbut shorter by 12 feet d*nre in financial rircla* to day, may pruceas waa rowrted to a fow week* ago Between the Lcgislntivo Holla, ftt tho hart invited ua to ith do*p hu­ bo summed up in th* want of confidence ■a order to tboar proper hotter to th* west ! tront of the central portion of tho mility, for Thoa art holy, and we are in tho ability ot thus* who . owe U-o Conatftultdna) Commiasiou, whisk now. qbuilding, will bo tho bail fur the State mi* to ain agoiwat Thee-with hop*, occnpim this Senate Chamber, and which Libeaxy. This hall will bo 100 feet in for Thou beat promised to pardon and mmxfcanta to pay thorn, *0 that they in found that ball amelliog like a furuijaro tength. 40 feet wide, and open to tbo bias* ua. May our boorte bo wartnod tarn can pay the banks. Wifi tb« far­ •hop. to|> of th* bailing, n height of M feat, wkh lore to Th.-o for Tliy mer* who cunrtitate 95 por cut of th. Tho upper rooms of tho budding are with palletk- wmtaintrg alcove* for thi> Gtewol Wta. Humphrey tote CU^ matebants dri>kw* pay tho mmaaaia plrnract. however, and doubly ao in convimlent Arratqercncat of book*. . Thue, and onabto w to make Tby low MarebaX, with Cri. F. ttafeteMw. OapAt'the east frotrf, upon tho same floor, r^m Charim Hodakm. ttareL H.Mow,, th*«tl.aadgaid. of cretfif*. BMbfo< »o tirey can promptly pay their rapidly sumuiur. Tho vonlitation in winter M undaoiably poor oil orar the houac. will bo-ft suit of rooms for tho Gover­ maturing paper, if so, bQ will bo w*!L p-.itoulariy briuw stall a, and scarcely a nor wad hi* Secretary. Or»r tbo Guv- G. M- Hasty, Dr. Georg* E. M*raa*y, That ia tho financial situation cf to-day N-wiun [*»« without th* ixiutrivauc arttov'a room*, upon the third floor, snJE.lL ItartM Aids. Firrt Divtawn ratlndre^ th. Mtf-. Thon raquireat far all th* Hoeaing* w. inanutauell. That they aro and will of sum* fearful and wonderful aspara- will b* th* Sujwroe Court room, with „ Th. ~~7 , turt-o reeaiwd. W. thank Tire-.-far the tur* for lb* purificaiioa ol tha air. Th* roam* In cluse proxinrity, far flio eCcom- uStaS” ST** TbT' J? U.’’ a 8? latoriry tedI gordly heritag. which Thon boat giyra arofledaa ef At* j*4g«« and attaroeya, ben. The pawnpt aal. st retnunaratre* nary Cure pivreiug tire Capitol from , from Drtvmt tad ofl. sad a -btetal-a WI us for th. civil nd roligtou* prinfegand offic** of th* Attorney General. , which w. enjoy, and for tkr muttipltod prime of all their crop*, and for the pur- first loot to attic, and involving the non- 1Ta. remainder of the teaiad end- third [ murifeotationa of Oy fever toweH Ms. chaae of which, oripptod as they may struction of two .giant cbimn*y-Uhs ituric* will bo devoted to committals , W. thank Tto- that Ikon drirt pre ■ n trunrantee . wisdom to th* <ath*m of *«r country to < be, th* bwnka are farcuriuag a> abun­ atruesurea through tho middle of th*, rooms and cither anartawtito rctiuirod I'i'-J* SomelhiuR *f the most effi c- fortheLegirinture. On either rid*\of , lay the -foundation. *f- pmo*. Ubjriy 1 dant supply of ounwncy, piece* that building. tivo order i.’Jtorjunfy Matfed, for at ah I and safari. W. btea* ~d ad*r* Thy th* rotunda a grand stairway rites , gloaiZVjtefy for tki. »y toriog tn<«l ovary MaMiion ano ortwo duadis pe- from , th* bmunsate to th. foorih atom. «ur more.ar lea* directly atlnbateble to I private stairways being provided in eth­ . kiodaaw sad psovUtero, and wo hum- . the vife air of Use council chambers. i er porttoM of the building aa canv.aThe bunding otaadv high up behind fifoar-i will he faDy restored, and tho elm* uad •wtgreon*, it; tie maldte *f a tancn may require. An .torotor, to ba, opteered by atoam, will be ai loafed 3® bnertHM *f the country wSTgo forward cajiocim* equ*re, tho greasy level at a. thongs no panic bad existedIt which i» so high shove tho teval uf dw .tho crtjtrni portion of the building. Th* roof will b* of' oomuratod ga!vinia®d street tutthore i. a flight uf half a .froa, Borartrwtiid in each a maaaor tbit notreoM. wffl b* <cr«»ira..d by th* splendid Ho Every One I FIRST PREMIUM! BljJST- 1’A.Bt.OIl STOVE" Don’t Fail to Call and Examine it. I HE HI) I! REPUBLICAN PAPER FOR SALE. CffiKrtal aid Family Nmjaper, THE INTER-OCEAN (PRISE §75,000 00 SINE’S GIH ENTERPRISE! EiSHTilMMs UNDERGROUND Advertise ii tie Baslims Baacer. BULLS BEARS J. Cole & Son, SHmBJBuite MUG ROM nW0B£,t arrwot Lu a Flrat-Clam Ertabhahhient ran be (wocun-d by railing on WATEB UK, UK at Hits Shingles, Lath, &c. .mu . coi.*.w. MELAO.q. MATTEI A CO., L. IN SEAECH or THE CASTAWAYS �Th* fVfl’iiCAIi □LOTEtlHG. Guiletnan Bros. A Co, beri an* hcr*«ibuggy ' Guileman Bros. A Ox,Wd» ocrai Dwight * Burrell, best light double wagon Dwight « BusteQ. brat bob year* old, Geo. Gregory, aceood do, I Geo. Van Arinau, brat 2 yr*, old Jacob Erb, kecond do, I. U. MeAlU»Ur, best Oo. troufaf I A. H. Pennock, brat hors** for D. Htath, rotairing cron-walks and 'yv M.v IS work on foot- j' 8‘<llln}Wn Counc‘» room 4 29 W u^r;*00 ,qwb* 18 75 Tbo*. Alfoft money advanced lit „ R'-nL high way. HW a .. „ ’*» vard. 200 04 ueo. Altoft, service u* poliee. 2(W Geo. M. Reed, Marshal. {34 9g On motion tlw above account* w»ro allowed by ajes and ua^o* ** follow* t Ayra Jewell, Bcastnor, Boice, Mudge, j W o ask special attention to th* pro*.' . pectus of the Ixrxa Ocxia, published ■ | at.Chicago, to be found in our advert!*- j , ing column*. Thi* ia today beyond :queetion tho ablrot *dh*d journal in tho : north-west and i. thoroughly wU******. 'pa’y, and radically Republican, in prinjdple*. and 1* all in all porottityeMe ! tbo newspaper of tho north-wMt, Subosiptiofu reeeivsd at thi* office nt the •' It-tenl rii<J pice*. P. A. Blsokmau, beat do 3 j r*. oH, : S L Devens, beat tiiule bone, W Mitchell rorond du, Alfred Parker beri brood mare, Isuc Newton second do, ; [site Newlou best coll 3 yr* old : A box of liver pill*, faro of charge, | S R Molatyro second do, John McQueen best 2 yror* old . endoM-d in tho wrapper with ovary lx>t, A B Cook roeond do flo of Kress Fever Tonic, and sold by ' John Parton* beet oolt 1 yr. old : J- P. Robert* & Co., on thu warrant of I Wsn H HcndervlioU, second do tho proprietor* thnt thia Tunis will cure ■ Alfred Parker, beet oockiag coll fev*r and ague, chill* juul fever, dumb I David Hoflatelter second do j C W Palmerton best draft here** I ague, and nil form* of this maladv. Go . Iforucy Wright second do ! get a buttle and try it. Tb*ro i< no j L Strew best ilngle draft hone I arrouic, no strychnine, nor' any other John Palmerton best walking team I ! poisonous property in tho medicine; It A J PatBMrtoa second do qro*.—1 aia out of Dertnadar, and with you to send tno a botilo by thu boater. By AH. Bra.rt.er • I hare used it for burns wound*, bruis­ That a cruse-walk be laid ncroe* Wai. e*, etc, upon tbo human fifth, and also unt «troet on tho oast side of Jaffhrroti un my bones, and am now using it for •freet and aerou Stat/ street on th* a film on on* of my hone's *yrs, and east aide ot Creek street. * now nearly well. 1 cunrida^i: the On motion of Aid. Ham* the matter host external application I have ever' wa* referred to committee oti rid*- XAd&Kt g^5“trri?w ‘fFuS’. '"- ' WE SELL NO SHODDY CLOTHING! 8ITXS Naytw Jewell. By Aid. Mudge. ha* been tried for lb* last ton year* in litn'reJ; That tho Street Commi*- Indiana and Illinois,'and ia a iuccero. uoaer repair tho road cn section Eno CHURCHES. John IL Mr*. B. Gola, best salt rising btonit Mn. 8. Andrus, graham bread John Hammond, beet lot currant Mr*. MW>Hardr, brat lot blaek- Mr*. Wm. Jonea, b*ft rag carpet Mr*. A. -*pcaable, best wool •tucking* ■ Mr*. Hannah HaU, 2d do Mr*. A. Kennedy, brot wool gloves Mr*. L H. Barnum, best woo! A •ucoow—The Barry County Fair. busy. A D Cook, best machine work on tho ground -JR’ heel* r & Witoii, no qw Mrs I II Barnum, bcatwg cabin to $12 to 50 to 30 Fall Overcoats, ........... Hoavy Winter Overcoats for Men, HMT OTHHW8W GNUS 111 THE 8M. Mr* C S Whitcomb, cotton tidy Mist Carrie Goodyear, ombroii Puxn'a Emin. When you have a Report »ay* that another effort is to pain or an ache, try thi* great Vegeta­ bo made to rolahUdi a natripap-r at ble Pain Destroyer. Try it! Nashrill*, iu thia county, this timo by a gontlaman from Lawton. Wo trust for Min Carrie Goodyear, toilri sot Miro 8 L Barlow, head brack­ et* Mr* W W Kelly, pin cushion Miss A E Lathrop, coraet Mn D G Robinson, machine Bt»»rr would be glad to ae* tho *ffort prove n failure, for it i* w»ll known tha! tbo few hundred dollars that have gon* each year from th iaptoe to Hosting*, for Job Work, Advortiaing, etc., will steadily far rearing now remain at home. It *rems incred. Ro«tcr’« Block is approaching com- ible, huw*rer, that a nownpamer editor, An invitation having l*-o extended W U Fisk b*kt *pa«irii grade on pfotioa with great rapidity. an educator of the poopU, who is *x- to ouroolf nnd wife by tho Doctor, to b« limb* Next week tho Board of Supervbors pacted to advance every *nterprieo that preevut at the above wedding, we of L 1> Gardner raeoed do will builsl up and forward hi* roition, will bo fa **Mion nt the Court House course attended and a happy timo wo Q 11 Itowcu belt eouenld buck fa this city. had, indeed. Thvrowere prowtit about Our dubbing liri will b« publithod sixty pcroone, mostly relative* of th* nett week. It will bo worthy of pnbbhdu ami bridi^room. At eight o'clock p m. tho {'.usKir* wore thrown tpened to the gueils who entered nnd took 'Attention i* asked to the b's: of promfasa* award*! , at tho Fair of the Not a bU of that Mr. Wo seat*, and presently the bridal party Barry County Agritmltatnl Society, »poko with ou reformat to oucolro* made their appearance, followed t>T th* but to you, but we thought, and Kill Rot. Gilbert Phillips, pastor of th* M. published in another column E. Church at Wayland, who united tha Tbo resignation of Wm. H. Jewell, think the -V«* man will find it rather hajspy couple fa the holy bonds of wed- < [..^'^Jngt’m^anTchin. Eeq4 Alderaian in the Cr»t ward, wa* an exponaira luxury to keep up a piper • out- lock. At tho ooneluafon <4 the ceremopresented and accepted at tho Oourteil at N_ihrilfo, even with the ny, and after the usual congrntulatioa meeting on Monday evening. tho Dr. and his wife were called to the y**d local paper fa any particular that rittfag room ubor* many splendid and general hunrowork ia a private family, *,*0,1 tbo call off truth of throe patent costly presents awaited them. A spicaPublishing Houee*. Vo* in OUT n0^ uber* steady employment of rajri given abov* w* had ao reference to thi*. did ailyer tte-*it waa presented by Mr. Will !•* given. Enquire at th* Bxxwsa j for we did not suppoie any “no printer, and Mr*. Critlcmlmi the bri.lu* ixronte, gold piece* by tha Dr*, father aud would uro them in an ialrilignul mmWith iU aeeuatotned liberality the mother, silver knives and fork* by fak­ Michigan Central Railroad Company er nartira. and many marc valuable treated ih» patient* ia Asylum for th* prceent* were made. Tho next thing Inaaue at Kalamazoo, thro* ear* fall, to a froo rid* to Booth Haren and return. AU interoetod, will do weU to remombar that tho County Superintendent of School* win hold an examination of teacher*, at the Court House in thi* city, on Friday and Saturday of this DEPARTMENT. Mus Maggio Hoonan, wax flow The Sujireme Court i* in Marion at Laming. . Wcod wanted on subscription at tho {muted next wook. YOUTHS' 36 CANAL STREET, Aid. Jewel! tendered hi* rerigr.alfon which ujon motion Was arwpteiL Connecticut voted cn Monday by a On to-Jtioti Council adjounxQ. majority of from 2 to 3,000, to fix tho W. <>. Hxtxs, capitol of that State at Hart tent And now it ia th* Cashier of tbo Sr. l*.uis Mutual Life Insurance Company who ha* aburod the confidence repooed of the briel note rr* gave place « °P°n fa him, and ba* stol* a large amount, hronsg n rumor that a paper wa* friW tome $65,000, of th* comiuurie* funds. of at Na»hvilto. A condensed rvport of the proceed­ ing* at tho laying ot tho oomcr-etono of the New Capitol, will be found in an­ other place. Thn olcx|ucnt and abl* Orator Hun. Win. A. Howard, will be AND Children's Chinchilla, Cape and OthdyStyles of Overcoats. By Aid. Boicelent family paper, ilo»- T. Dewitt Jul- i ThAt the Mayor appoint a committeo uisdge editor. Far it, A. L Hi-rtoir, of of tlireo tu uetify all person* who have . thi* city is Agent lor Barry Co. With friend* burial in tho old ceto»tery aud orury copy g,,c* valuable chrome*—See^ | tt>«u. Full particular* next weoic. Ir.rrearing-public confidence. BOYS' Children's Suits, Boys' Suits Youths’ Spits;.. for Boys, for Youths, By Aid. Beiamvr. That the Street (for totopotsnt surveyor Lar or l.cmta* remaining at the Heating*, P. 0, (Mt Sth, 1873.' Hcnrv Campbel^ Alexander Eno*, 2 Prof. R. Kruta. Anda Mooro, John By Aid. Berner The klreet commissioner bo autbpri- Pen!*, W. H. Snydor, Nutban P- Smith, Goo. Thomoa, Oliver Sale. sed to purchase material and lay a con­ Direct your lottcr* to numbor of 1’. 0. ductor irvtn Allen & Mcl^llan's build>»« on State street to the cittern in cen- A beautiful day. Fino Beaver Suita for Men, .... Fine Cuatom Made Suits for Men, Double Breasted Pea. Jacket;.. CHILDREN’S, C. B. Salisbury, 2 tub* .Sept. Mre D. °McOmb*r, unpta Mfi •oap Mr*. S. Andras, 10 yard* flannel A Kennedy b**t I year old John Panotu tccoud do Clark Garwood brat rolling mala coll D C Sanborn best darham bull D MeOrabcr b»»l 1 year eld darhim boll D C Sanborn boat durbam row Good Heavy Caaeiniere Suita for Men, After .upper, marie was .aggoated and the yn«n>g bride took her *••! at th* piano, (efwhirii »ho i* master) and W* Iritenml to sor.M- of the finwt ringing and pUvina w* have he.nl fa • W time. At midnight the party broke up, the wedded pair going to tfa wfotere huroo. at Wayland, where the Dr. bra practiced hi- prof.uion for th* peri .. _ — .1 >... >ta<! nmsired * apltndid rurideuoM into which to intro­ duce bi* youthful wife, and lb# gnrot* to their ro*i»«i»e homosWe heartily wiah tho Dr. and hi* toruly wifo^a happy life journey n-ver a thought arise in th* broari of either to cost a *htx!o of regret over their unfcn. 1L . BACON <fc KARRS D R McElwain, brat dent corn Geo Koogfa Uri l-arfoy Benj Cole, beri bW brat* Geo Keaglc, best turnip baet* John Flemming, best peranepa ■ • • carrots (roc Keagte, brat tomato** I > A Owen, brat onions J F Emory. tx*t sw*e t pc-tetoos Jerome Pahn^Tton, brat whib TSESiBKJj J M Bessmer, best early Vermont potatoes D A Owen, best fiat turnip Geo Keagle.btri hubbard squash Geo D Mooro, b**t winter *qua*h J W Hotehkto, beet col trait of all kind* J W Hotehlu**, beat fall pippin apptee J W Hotnhkiss, brat black De- E P Bornum, brat R I greening nojdra J W Jio’tehki.a brat golden ru»John 1’nrodn^' W winter ppiti E P Barnum, brat 20 or plppta applia C W Crotber, brat maiden.* blush J«rom*‘S!to«ton. boat poor* J W Hotehkise. W quintea Geo D Mooro. beat co! canntl ftuB Tbo dinner nn tli* Fair Ground*, furni»!«d by J. H. Sutton, Jr. and Cha*. 8. Rrod. i* tlio .ubjoct of mort farm­ able notice* than any other public din­ ner in lb* county, within our know!edge, end wo congratulate the office^ New Styles. JOB PRINTING W H DarlingJ C W R <tosady lxsllx helve Altod Ifaxtoo brat muxrie k*. �tedx,*rxftKRESs its I? FILLS e set k rp AT I? Rfd. a. Uttls. .„J is T ft I Ln.ik.r MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division FOREST WRIMG A WATCH FREE (PRISE OOL’ORN. COLDS. HOARSENESS riltCJ. 100,000 00 WILLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS ' l*t-**r j*/ Ayers SINE’S nrr aKhtebprise. Ok Qrarf CinMPnz6,orjim iiOoIC Ona Priae of AS.iMX) in Klwr I r'lJmi Cherry Pectoral, Ayers Hair Vigor, For restoring to Grey Hair its natural Vitality and Odor. MURDER?. vuco ngtveublc. healthy,. and cffwtual lot jnvscrring th- Smmt stBMnn. slis Istsran st lbs raws' usilo Mrasat.wr saau,ta be *sM seasaltr—bsrb fc.W.BTHCSSaTjfe'. !S ibsn b sew rUinsS t * bs See se ssSO Mneelsre as Alle.neT les st Iturty d.Usr* <SS1, a, U> M.4 bHuw*esaeewn br»»>s*-i■ **a asmaites al law st Is Man, ksrtss bssa IsMiistal u rs rttlortt fM •r.i ' saved by thia abdication, ami otimulatod intn activity, ao that a n*w growth of hair ia produced. Inatca.1 of fouling tho hair with a joaty sedi­ ment, it will keep it clean ata! v igorous. It» uecaaional use will prevent tha hair from turning grey or falling oft and consequently prevent loldties*. Tha restoration of vitality it gives to the scalp amata and prevents the forma­ tion of daudrnfC which ia often ao un­ cleanly and offensive. Free from those .teleUnous sulietance* which inake some preporatwaa danprro.it and injtvriunt to the hair, tha Vigor can only PAPER The Babcock WASHINGTON, Mi>:sr» irliixK itr<M .»i, Michigan Central\R. Ro6>. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing rise can La found so desirable. Containing neither .■!! nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and ret lasts long cn the hair, giving it a rich, glassy lustre, ami a grateful perfume. without first ascertaining tho absence of foul air or •‘damps'’ ia it 1r*t the taallut thwa; k'iauw* lighted I randlo or lam. •Mnri and | lower it sLiwTy V. <>n ri-atTimg tho . bottom. the Haute « undimiuish.d aud routinue* thus a [n-rsun may descend with safety. If on tho ctmtmrf, it b«- ■ cornea extinguished bafixre reaching the' l-ultutn. or basing reochel ik waniw and soon goes out, there would I* positive dang’t in ffewebding into'smh.u w^IL for the failure in the than would Jirovo position that thvAT»a« although and treat it. accordingly. tb«u night not bo »ut ------ , guish a lighted vandk. Ibero might tv , sutBcient to piuduro hoadacbo, ur other i unpleasant results, in one who might have to remain in it a short tiuie. Tbe best preventive against the poisonoua gas in quearion ■» trvali slaked lune. It mif be sifted ditecliy into the well through a ticn slave, or mired with water and sprinkled in through tho nos sei of a watering pot—the main object being to diffuse tho lima as much as possible. This is * certain remedy. The quantity necessary to bo used will depend cn the amount of tbe damps and the thoroughncwi with worth the limo io applied ; but as the article In not costly, it may bo used freely. From half gallon to a gallon of the fresh slab- Folses Blssrss Q Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer It Co., rrsnual »»d AuwlrUwl < W—UO. New Book for Agents .“rsiiXSr'. st;—4k.« Ik Ul< -I !k. r-stb <sn Msanw-rssctlos Ims a Uiwb ihrosil. wsnS straw* <m its-. S«»iMewl>ss r ?Lo5a!>**OBLi: Will Life in the Far West alr.| SsMsaiVw >. A II. KIT CARSON ssrtSlU VINECAR BITTERS DEBMADOR? Magnolia Balm □looming Complexion. THE HURRICANE renter LANTERN 2754 LIFE SIS PHOTOGRAPHS 1 I NnSsr wOsreS. ibss wHSIa resasr San IU ^.sllas^l st US.I .a* la •«* essi U Ms assks trpswish trr a’ isaffi nl L— iMha-lssi Sil«a*t tesaiv Son Situs Lbs Uns INK. M ». —..a„„ CRAYON, WATERGOLOIl AND OlIsS, will,. [Ail. SI of tho carbonic acid gas, damps, and render* the same kannlMS. In caso of nareaaity, whore the' lime cannot be had, the next best remedy, perhaps, ia to tis up a bundle of straw or grass sufficiently large tu touch th* wall on all sidos. Thrwrf this quickly to the bottom and repidl* withdraw it. Repeat tbo onccation until it ia known a thorough change has been made in For! Wayre, Jaota & Sajiuai PARLOR GOODS UICH1CAS AND 1WOZER » FMNDEB^ CHAMBER SETTS. Sfi Cunsl Straot. Grand Rapida PIER GLASSES! I. Dau, 4 iJwlrU.1 JOB PRINTING UffiWt'i.WlNMW DRAPERY 4823534848485323232348 any style, patterns of which we have t» exnlbit. Wa have tn stork a splendid line tit SIDEBOARDS Ota DINING RDCI FDENITURE, Id CcrrEspE^. lSj.S.1 Everag Exercise ftrFowU- £.177X11 KJl)T£S1T£LU/XO, GOUT. GOITRE, lliROXCUITJS. RCJIV. |0L'5 DSP ILITT. JXC1P-. I a A.V T COXSUMP TJOX. lend all darasrs anting from an Impure condition of the Bk«l. IS.i>d fur enr IIo«adals» Alka|»ac, in which you will And err- Th* Uve St"* Jonrnal (BofWa) aaya ; During tha summer, »lm fowls must bo kept shut up on account ot JOB. PRINTING UeHM-Wlth Ula Mate 'J •"•Uta <AIS Ua< IMroit IsSSSIMsnni. IsSilMt IsasauwtaH. M.rrsm. 1 staraesjBtLT•sam.'sx T““’ NORTiiwutrrax modte. MniLlannUblHiiii Mros. sms war-1 — � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-10-15.pdf f1e11a2ea6182c8c94febb08c2035045 PDF Text Text TH* K«piI»ucmi T^c R-ErdBLIC^fl B/JlNEft 710. M. »WM AMD ODO. D. BUXNU RSTX3 OF AJtFIRTISIXG. VOL. XVII] HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1873 Stive Your Monev GREBLE & RUSSELL AWr Agents for Barry County for the Sale of the AN V MLS OR k. RJISSELL, J. P. ROBERTS & Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves ^3 DRUGS Brf- « ll as. IL lit! Kit. Universally known as THE HEOT ami noil economical B^“ Wood Burning Parlor Stove in the WORLD.-1®t It HIGHT k. HOLBROOK' WK co. rot rock C. <L HULUHOOK. irtuKXKT ti I... Mww >. Ck, Medicines FIRST PREMIUM! Dye Stuffs, fE|Ag.i„.w.nW over all competitors at the Barn Counh Fair 187.3. ok the • , i’ I I MT Q 1 A 1 11 1 0 Hr AU Q Ol Vlbo II. Bl'RBHER. .. j. . „ . Sch vol Books BEST PARI.OB STOVT j.l..|nn». « Miirn>'< . ... .. J- Stationery F. BROWN. M. l>. ■sr-isjrujw Don’t Fail to Call and Examine it. PHErfCHIlTlONrf r. IIH AKE. m. n. M.mi a (' Assortment of all Kivlen nf Cook and Cottage . Stoves. ' 'I fjorirp. ribute equally the pablic among the proper ; । square mDeo of land, with fixed bound­ ifate. Let Michigan , arias, a very good place in which to •or all ol these, and TRF. IHFAMCY, 0H0WTH AMD JU- i erect a State- Bat the land with all its will not b> f nindjwanting. Her brief TUUTY OF MICHI0A1. jirodnctirs power, with its waving forThs country hero dekerfbed career of less than two score yuan has csta ami mineral woaUh, is far from be­ marked a progress in ell these things ing the State. With this territory as a ——. — --■ i— — ■ that rhaxacterise a wall doreloped place to put a State we are mure* than Macomb, Wayne, and Mucro* <■ .unties, i Btats, (hat gtres her a high position satisfied. The State of Michigan is not 1 see many i-wpt. hsre from that por- , smongri her sister States of the Union twi>.sc*>re years old—sis tamtorv wss . U-fore Cbriatojdier Columbus. For inanY veare tuis peninsula re | report. I may teem i things wnkh charactoriae a free 1 Timo sea inamed trrra mojtnlt, in the aperehen- j folkws, probably we Time will not nermit permit mo me to tit preesnt sion of many a myth, a bom I piece , they bred in a count details of what’ha* b*en achieved aboonding in swamps and marshes and •• had iupioeed yrm would go far to | and rapid progreea in tbs very home of disease dire, uninhab­ inatiintioas netting, , ited and uninhabitable. Tn pouatrats । in this hasty sketch. Thirty yean ago Detroit, Michigan's chief city, had a stn|>pe<|-by disoaseTpercliimco death.— ! I hare dwelt upon the atatonioata of population of a little more than 10,000. | To oolhct and rehearse the tabnlons this report boesuso of its official char­ She had not at that time a public or stories told and aomstimse bebeved, ! *cter, ard of the controlling mfin-nt-o, might at. this day ntford amusement, that the suppoeed correctness of iits , bat after all would U a thrifUres em-1 statements had. upon important Con­ the whole city. And now ths number ! of children enrolled in schools absolute ! ifaymenf. Passing over the rommon I gresaional legislatijn I Isms resss aM(.I ss4 sun itess mate wslis. gossip and fabulous canards of those' It shows that the farmers of our fits: ly fine la greeter by at least lt.OOO than " | Uks iswets rf iimiit.. to yrnttytetekUr , early tirnee I content myself by citing 8t*t* constitution, by boldly challeng- ! the whole popotation a ‘ -^kia4tari such officisl actisn on the part of the ' >BK !ka worid to look at this Penir.stila i that city apnrupriatas •101 ■ ■ cZreta7kito*iLubUteXr<^.-~..a.i :Uu’',n‘Blw‘‘*’WM '•cWevml to soUb- I«in everyway adapted ti, bvomc the once Of hor tree school *04 . iUh the wortblesuieM of what waa then seat of a proeperuua tomtnouwesdth., ' Mtohigan. Un the • 6th day 1 agaioxt popular prejudice and official ciently, tliat on ths 1st of June, 1870, 812, Or«u set actwn, action,^exorcised I notwithstanding the rapid growth exercised a boldneas bold one, courage c 1,000 acres of laud and self-relianre which du thee largo influx of foreign jopufauou. it found, by the coueue, that the whole developed, shuw that 1‘rovidencc 1ms years wlio could not read wi i Illinois River. and the same quantity ; placed here an exuberance of all Uivee start 6 8. 10 percent of tLa anti physical conditions necessary to tb» growth and maintenance of a greet aid AND FAMILY GOOD I CHIFLA.'PKST ! RUSSELL & KEVINS: r. B. DIAMOND. Sherman J. Rich mul COFFEE. HATS AND CAPS. I rf which h- has a VERY LARGE STOCK, and he is drirrmined to BOOTS AND SHOES, IltlM, । PHffiNIX CASH STORE ILIGIXrOJIB, Fnr Matted CAREFULLY CGMPorNDKD WINES FRESCHI PTIONS DENTIST Mitkinan. Hueh a. CHROMOS, MTlKKlBAl’inC CARDS. REWABIW OF MERIT, nnd cv< ryttring yvu need In । ■’ the National life move sold abundant that Providence designed | • Nation bad ever miuterv I ! of ita ware , VO,000 eolihan who should i and tilted this poniusol* to be the abode of an industrious and Loppy people, the Umon," but beer full high the Nation­ | place of an advanced civilisation,. the al banner, and illnstrvto American val- | seat of a groat, proaperoas , indepen­ dent and free State." What, tliesi, io a State in distinction BEST PRINTS TH HASTINGS I Lionors! and fOB kEUlt-ISAL I-VBfOMX Heating*. Str-els, syeiwit j. nicy. Sweet’s H°Telj Will not be Undersold. '' ^TRIUMPHANT I luStf RUSSELL A NEVINS. WELEELEB & WILSON Scrofula Syrup! l/tfUOlfCD I MIXER’S SCROFTTLAATRUFourwe ' all Hrrafuloaa. Affbcttooe, Cancels, Michigan Exchange Hhrum, Ll.-crs ano t*oswa, wye ria, DvliDlry and all Impuritls the blood. Satrs of the JiTiee/er <?• Wilson for f i-rts’^f th' ■ TESTIMONIALS : different kinds of work, running lAmiGI. MICH. easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing <fc Wilson to thepublic as Superior to any other sewing . -- . . — i-i—- .—ulu.:— ITA.LIA.lSr s3iSffl^ B. F. 8TEINHOFF 7 Chromo School Cards. MARBLE Cotner State and O-ek St BaDding coreoccupied by Boston Cash Store case admit of cultivation " i.^beM^ the | „ &■« tke. «--quisitioa of the Upper w amoeiated in I em ovule. in connection with the To­ . .. - I l-.l. —a. tba wk/.Irt awa nf j our minds with that government “at Iodo wax. the whole area of Michigan, ! including both peninsula, is about •&,­ 000,000 acme, and, of couras, one acre J oeror F aew Hate, and the fidelity all lueeMding administtw'tic DISH, at mxxnra little lumber, a httia rias. be'.tar it eudores the tnal. Thn basin of public morality is the enlightened conscience of individual cittaena. 10,000,000 of land Sitiical aiildautal DENTIST . Oil paintings IdTcrtise in th* Bannkx. ROOMS. CHROMOS I > already whitening lot tns nntnrally look to th- tnheri- LEX. KT gathered bote with -with lookr inf®;“ c and nfahimf^iini individuals half a OTY imposing structure oes of the mechanic’s hammer ran die , mg a little oa this, I —tine 11,-,,.. T bn the inMUgence and BLACK A FULLER- OJ'STEflS! per rent u uecreeary tuca *j lr meet imperative demands, for iniare 000,000 acre* under srmal cultivation aed mora than W.oeCUiM of aameem - Bl CITY But. although Ulty-fold more state liver in the will of its ctmeeu and ad mi - U—* tcoeal - ----------- -ritory and theix inalixqjions. introduced, and delivered the formal the Committee of Anangemeata have' A Fnt SUtf cousuts of the people ] Northwestern States, (*oms of which wisely provided lor a brief historic and suthinxtitutions as they make tor sketch or the most salient points of oar flria^tl BLACK A rt'LLKB. Prophet HnifH u lerwnfc MONUMENT!* HEAD HTONER. TABLE TOW. MANTLES. SHELVES, to re. Under a wise provision of law. the lion of IndepeudcMS ; for such a gov­ value of the institutions themselves and Hocrotary of Stale is required to pub­ ernment can only rightfully exist by, lish three riatistico carefully cuUreted the consent of the guvernad and for the the other S7 yean ago. Oar State debt greet structure of vast proportion! and beautiful design, at great exnense, and A. D. (W. Agent. It is probably owing money. After this, came the National Hymn, they do! But if they do what public opinion demands, i it fa reeenttel thef public opinion should tacts as they actually exist under the ] be oalightened and virtuous. Heam it present state of deveelopaieuL The re-' Hat the only port says : "Taking the country alto-' the xnlellibeauty the finest model of modem or getber, so far as lisa been explon-1. and Ik machine inAgent the maket. Hbookd the fall to cull on you, he invites you to call Htore of HXCKB BRO.V. State cMrret. HML'ngs. Midi., paFnx-nABOiao. Wheeler A Wlleon before pwabaalng e leewhere. in the Sum, that no ndraute can iujdre. such a govsrnxnsnt. existing fox end so-1 imigralion. this day’s procewdings, which altogotiutr | superoedot the nsosmify of any elabor­ titnde? Who are they? What brings ate ttatomen! In'tMl ecnnectiua them here! Why this sogeraaa* to I shall, therefore, content myself un-' eatch every word T| Why this ell-«bdcr this branch of my subject, with I pisciag in juxtafrimtim stetatneuta maeJunc, are qualities which recommend the Wheeler I. HEWARD rhole number of I than during all ito Ufp. Venerable old | building I first as a court house, then asTerritorial and State Capital, but I sublime as the model school bouse, long . .« v—.» Amtw. Iwbn. owe w—.ermi. like .are these >U». that auiu. Mains — and .re No The Display and Cerexnoy At­ agricultural reaoartw«, our natural, curing ths good of the gnreroeu. is the causes uee ••creature of God." We can hardly ! Hampshire made a bettor showing than manufacturing farilitice, the steady in* tending it to its Place. i conceive of the existence of such a gov- ■ Maaeachusotte and- Cownoctieat, and mineral poison strucJion, and easily adapted to In it । The Corner Stone of the New the sggregatss of cur varied industries ap|WVSWlOW W. UWV.I. Capitol. • Order is Hsavwn's first law^-Xn^ | CJWCERIE8 Ar fees Mom? other sewing machinesBeing the most simple in con- The beneficial effects of these various odurational institutions are apparent in the character of our population fur gsmeral intelligence, morality and patriotisxn. The censas returns give rank to or the whole militao power, be Is only . I should the minister of its will. Much a governmeat is right in its coaception and or- The Old Capitol and ths New. croaM of cur popolatton and the gener- the /jaxt year is the Best Guar- C-HZlffl OFULA CAKES REK[ f ranter of its Su/ieriority over all\ r ,h" ****'' IF YOU WANT AMERICAN breathed ; by landing IX HI „ Jdwn to defend it bv cutting and selling the hay free*gvrsrumcn: it simply the organi­ uur population. The whole number of the old Capitol yard. Thai be did —---------- ..ist in Maaeschu Uenaral of Ohio, dated sed power of the gdod, consolidated and I the Lay, and carefully nut the rs of 10 years unable to wielded to rvatralu the bad and to prothe 2Vth of April, !Aie, was posted ths rifling in itoolL but when taken as an repealing art by which the suldicrs index of the rigid economy and stern of liberty to all the people. AU courts cut, Vermont, and Itbole Island, all interpret its will, and all executive offl-1 the New England States excont two, Maine and New Hampshire. Outside hera this report. K-_ 4 ...I — .1 n> tt THE BOARD ANU wOuM tv. Better on through oar college to the Huiverai- wealth, but the unfolding of our vast ’ natural reeotinxe are but the adorntile then territory lying the west side of I ment at ths (wciuiula that eh* may the gate value ot fl ,A7V,33V. Their value Lake Miohigaa: and tn 1631. only 16 had Marly quadrupled in the eight nitii. As a brale adorns heraelf for her husband, so esory successive day vntain 87,371 inhabitant.— she puts ou still mure lieautilul garorub e one. lie location was dremed meats nnd beckons the Divinely ape , of graded pointed Stalo to her bower. Her rssti m'tal*M*. ..... ..rprung successor upthat upon a iftnaMtet___ agricultural treasures that btock up school section in an unbroken wilderwhole amount ptid the thoroughfare nnd crowd the marts was •l.G$8,80LM. of the world all utter their voice, all , say ••Come.” Iler hundreds of thous­ The various , ration. V\ bile its aaacaeeor wae privtlands of tans of Iron ore that annually have in their limited sphere contributed to the education of the people. regard forks soldiers it had too high State Normal School and our various B I MMM ne of their colleges have hsiped to swell the armv ntf on them 1 extensive copper asinas uf qualified teachers The University ’ Iler forests of bouudleee CLOJHING. Guarantees SATISFACTION oa Everything ho ILvumiuonds, and he eopoeialiy Recommends his Wines grade, from the Uth frame that shirers waddling clothes. DRY GOODS. VROOM AN. Nathville, uithtullv es souri, ia lieu uf the •AtK.xi.OOO acre* FINE NEW STOCK OF MILO T. WHEELER. ■ □it fortuity has been demoastratod. It 'ths of the populationed and maintained nil thuee institutions They did not claim to then have narfve born, hut only a-1 end performed all thoee acts that should laud fit far cultivation. The lands were i suneyed ar.d appropriated iiad.r this fam samMem eweemi/ier. ' They pantlaw in Louisiana and Illinois, but Uis •d to this Praini'ila as eminently suit- wore U fanigu birth, showing that if | without presumption, now , surveyors me—— our citixans of foreign birth bed — “ seek a beautifalPautasuks. lands w Micl rf“» fl* for .ultivatioa — I We are told, upon the highest an- themselves of the advantage --------------------Accordingly, ou the 2»th of April. 1810,. thority. that -hr posMre that be are ore Oragrere paseed an ast repealing so | dained of God." And hence wo mgy Hate we build muck of the lew of the 6th of May, , ccodudo, without presumption, that ' 1612, ns related to MlebuM. and pro , He who marie the worid sad all things sided far fakieg l,5UU,W0 acres In 111- therein. He who formed thie i-ninsula. inate. Barth of 11.. IILnnte U.—. ...I I with ita |«riuchv* __ _________ u clhidden _ power and RBTFJETS. PJOHN the unfortunate, ths stoat, th* dumb, K JOHN ROBERTV Pur? NO. 25. ---------- ---------- .1! proiesitial aid Bli?lie» Cart �pnntt. of any bwfaoec ia the world, to even eare their existence finanelally, while the care and protection of tbo property ictrnsted to than, and the safety of passengers on them, la <d a magnitude no words can oxpteao, and which these Grnt gers ask shall be dona for Jem than the mere nominal j ittnnro now earned by any of our extended lines of Bail- That they should be extended.that their bonefi s may become more unirsrral, and tho wealth, tho happiness, and tho gen­ eral prosperity cf the whole people thereby advanced. And wo warn the people that they could not do anything ne well calculated to work an irreparable inj ury tn the productive ratereet of tho THX FLB AM CIAL SITUATION. Northweet es to crip^e our Railroad enterpvisca. Of course tho Railrotds Truly wo may any that the reeent being tho children of legislation, should financial disturbance came swiftly and anexfMiafodlr and the mischief wrought was all quickly done, but no more quickly than the recovery of the nation from its effects. Only a few dayc ago protected in all that is just and fair, and them w«e a universal anxiety concern­ that they should not be cripple by un­ ing the scarcity of mousy, and dolorous just discriminations or by freight tariffs, ' pictures were drawn of the melancholy that will not allow them to make fair returns, on the capital invested in West, and. cotton in tho South ; foreign exchange was at a stand-still, and when or huw the great muvnments of trade iihi-iiiiii 1 Span Hones, Neuralgia, Bums, Soreness, Bore Throat, Bolls, Wounds, hour named for the reception the rooms Hoarseness, in cent, Bruises, were wall filled and the leakers for ad- i Headache, Piles, Sprains, ’ ’ rapidly **" *incri-acd. A. mission t epilation । fot the gnrefa was eprand in — CoUr. Old gotta, portion of the building. AU Hemorrhage*, I ng thobpening of the Ivcture root doors, the crowd became to great that was almost an impossibility to movi yet everybody was good nntnred nu made merry over the discomfort. Among the many, those who wore rc NEW. FIRM 1 Yoke Oxen, 1 Two-yearold Heifer, 1 Yokeiyearling Steers, THE LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER 1 Two-year-old Steer, IN 1BE NOBTJIJfEST. 1 Yearling Heifer, SMSheep. College, and the Her. Narayan Bfaoshadri ol Bombay, India—the latter, a man j of swarthy complexion, with a black, IN SEARCH OF to be tbo most rloqnent consort iu the East Indtoa, and him created a great leusaliun in England by tho force of his preaching. When he s|>uke during the evening bi* English was as pure ntu) his accent os gw>d as that of i<uy other foreign ojxtakcr. The decoration ol tho hall was ele- THE CASTAWAYS Cmtrcial aid Falily Nmpaper, TUE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT btMlna tho D««rt|>Uoa o< a Vo/sgo Kraod (be Worid. By JULES VEBNE, stage were hangings of flowers and flugi, Price SSJO.' anion™ which were mottoes and namo.'i. al* WsnSrJ —For dncrlytlrr cirealora. Tha motto of the Alliance, L'ntuu latpuc irrrturr, els. addreaa J. U. LIPPISarTTACO.. On Monday a special election was num re CArute, (Wo are uno body in I*sl>li>h<n. PhiloJrirU*' Chriai). occupied tho center, with the1 held in California for Representative in dates * 1843’ and * 1878’ beneath. Tx>w-1 Congress, in place of Wilson deceaeed, Michigan State Land Office. er down was another motto, Za .¥«os«.i- ' and resulted tn the election of Nesmith, riu UtuUt, Irdt-j.iui Lclertac. 1» Omni- UptfOLlJC^CD t\fiD Democrat, by about 1.000 majority. Ut CUrilu, (In Eeanntiale Unity, In । marshes by their being thinly covered i Congrvoe called together/ at once, and ' Uf/DZimKlUS (fOODt. In Ohio, l'enn»ylvauia, lows and In­ Non Eesentials Liberty, In all things with a sward of gram, by walking on so bare prolonged the excitement tudofi-1 Charity.) Around these wore ranged diana, elections wore hold yesterday. which evinced the exntonoe of water or nitoly. Another date asked that tbs । tho names of Calvin jLutlior, Edward,. I 1 and from the scattering returns^in the a very thia mud immediately under Wycklitfe, and Knrfx Above all, urxm their covering, which sinks from six to; Government flood the money market Grand Rapids DraMrrst of thia morning, a.t.i. ..r __ :__ ___ I eighteen inohee from the pressure of the j with greenback reserves, violating both we judge the result ia a decided Re­ foot at every stop, and at the same time publican victory in each ot those States rising before and behind tho person President and Secretary Richardson by just about the u sual majority. passing over. The margins of man, .C stood firm. Hence, when, the specula­ tors u I Wa i Street futtaf that no help nomination for Congress in place of Mr. was coining to them from without, they Foster deceased waxes warm as the day tian emblems, the letter P place ! upon ctmclnued to help themselves and each approaches, but wo cannot form any an X, with A to ths left and 0 to the the private claims ou the rirayAta and other and then the panic began to sub­ decided opinion as lb the result. right. Flags of the different nations' lake, the eonatiy does not contain so covered the entire front uf the galls- MR.JAMES M. HEWES many swamps and lakes, but the ex­ side, and ia already a thing of the post; ties. treme staihty and barrennes* of the and moat people who have been board­ Editum Reum Oct.—Tbo B'sifsrThe first delegate from abrobd who soil eontinues the same. Taking tha ing money, or making runs on the sav­ Ftr»rr says tut “rieerotary Brainard is was called npuu to epsak was Lird Al­ ings banka, have recovered their reason, reported to hav« said at tbo Watertown fred Churchill, who repreovnts tbo Eng­ i Convention uf Patrons uf Husbandry, lish Alliance. A typical Englishman, and are heartily ashamed of their con­ i last week, that fa> was opposed to admit­ tall and stooping, with iron gray whisduct Tb» result is the stock exchange ting editors to the order, and wished it ken, he advanced to the front of fbn ■" Wl.-. was opened without the predicted crash ; ;____ IU ..r .v__ r. ____ 1_ platform in an umjocided manner, and produce goes pouring into the eoa board . for shipment, and foreign gold comes (louring in to purchase it; all the nat­ : ural channels of trade are clear again, ' and the banka are almost all of them such distinguished ability (?) such truth­ ful o»M (?) such unset-ring fidelity, to the destruction of local improvements Ono of the moot hopeful and assuring as does the editor of the Hastings If**** things of to dgy. “ ’♦* remarkable in- Jemal, we do not woaderjhat Secretary cioa.# of exports... Ia»t week th- ex­ The new paaeenger depot for tho J., ports from New York atone, exeeeded L4 S. Baikoad at Saginaw Gty will thoee of the nation in any one wook on coat |lk,00&. record, reaching the enormous aggre­ T. B. Sargent has been appointed General Superintendent of tho jWtroit gate of nearly eight and une half mill­ ions of dollars. Nor u this merely the & Bar City Railroad. end more satisfactory arrangemoulr natural reaction, following upon the could be made for them. acts to gather ten tone of grapes from ! removal of the chocks imposed by the The Superintendent compliments the is vineyard this foil. recent panic, on the contrary, st u C*» State for the effiriency of the Board uf The total receipts ot the Wash­ Control, and eopecislfy the Hon James maw Agr'cultunl Soeialy at its 1. Meed, who, thia year, baa retired sell whiskey io violation of tbo poeativo Comparing tbo rtati.tfee far 1872 prohibitions of the law, they shall pay from the Board after ill years of faithThe total reeeipta of tho Lenawee - 1 with tboee of 1873, from January lot to o, The Treasurer s shoss th. aggregate I County Agricultural Society el ita re-. Oct 4th, we find an increase of exports for doing so the sum of |300 a year, to the amount uf 8*8,710,004, and a and makes the selling without the pay­ of property belonging to the inetiturion .eent fair were over tt,000. The Micbqfan Central Railroad Com- I- decrease of imports to the amount of j ment of this sum a misdemeanor, pun- at about 8228,500. Tlie above synopsis of fhit report we pony have just not into operation eight '' 832,922.050, making a Lalanre of trade I isbable by fine or imprisonment or both, ' in our favor of 881.032,054 in nine ' as the Legislature shall determine. miles tr.uro of double track. find in the Detroit JHlmu of Saturday. while I aw tho Stars aud 8ui|nm (ap- ! VINECAR BITTERS Tho Annual meeting of the Kalama- ij months and four days. Thus figures I Tbo report we have not so#n, but pre­ plause), my eye rests immediately after noo Co. & 8. Aauocialiun tak»e place ' It h staled that Capt. E. B. Ward, of sume thia to bo correct, sud commend it urron something which looks like the ; Union Jack. (Applause.) 1 hope they । at Kalamsxoo. October 15th. Detroit has recently sold 10,000 scree of mercial interests of the country: and to the careful ronaideraiiea of those in- will always be folded together m that! A joint-stock company has been or-! from prerent appearances I ho balances . {and near Forestville, Huron connty, to terestad in the reformatory institutions peaoeiul way." gnatxed %> build a 850,000 ■ huiol at This was received with tremenduous in our favor must continue to in.-roass a German colony, which will settle 250 of onr Slate, chief among which, the Crystal Lake, in Benxio County. familiee upon it during the coming aeaReform School should be, and is in onr and prolonged applause. Eighteen persons have made appli- II during the year. Our fine wheat crop ; Ono of the unifying influences of the । has just begun to reach the eastern ' judgement rapidly becoming. Some uf caliou for divorces in Clinton County at i meeting was very happily exemplified market, and the demand far it in Eu- these Germans make, this settlement the suggaorions of the Superintendent, when i*rofeoeor Chriatlieb uf Boon, tho the next term of the Circuit Court. will bo a very desirable addition to Ute ’ rope is extraordinary, and the cotton especially that one in reference to re ­ K <- Barker A Oo-’s tobacco menu­ spokesman of the German delegation, factory at Detroit suffered again Inna j crop, in large exceee of last year/ prod­ population c^, Huron County, and a ceiving and retaining Loys in the farm having exclaimed. “Here we are, Chrio* fire last Bunday to the extent uf 110.000. I' net, has. also, just begun to bo shipped. matsnail r fkddilioa to the productive bouses, at the request of parents or bauds tn our French brethren,” Dr. | A Poland China bog. exhibited at . Tbvs.. elements will sdd largely to our faborof the county. guardians, who are not tainted with Finch of Paris ste|>ped forsiard, and tho the Washtenaw County Fair by R L ' wealth, and will g<> for to turn the scale crime is of the utmost importance, and rw|iresanlatives ot two nations joined Godfrey of Pittsfield, weighed 810 should receive the prompt attention of bands amid tho aatm applause uf tho still more strongly is our faror. our law makers, who, atone, wesuppoee, audience. Judged from thia stand point, the The m-etiug was one uf tbo largt-t could authorise the action, and who I ptoepect before us, to-dsy. is very for over oeen in AMocmli-n Hall, and was i from gloomy. Had it not been tor the should do so at the earliest ptwsibU in every respect thu moot notable.— • bnef interruption consequent upon the what goes before or follows after, is fair moment. Weregud tbo compliment* । panic, it would hare boon apparent be- ly to quote a writer, then we suppose to the prssraf Board''of Control as de­ tbo Editor of the ffaew Jamal is fair served, and wish we felt at liberty to generally, and especially our agrieuliu- in making the quotation be did. Of his say as much concerning the compliment 1 rs) interests, were in a condition of ttn- comments we have only to way they are paid the retiring member, Hon. Jamrs tuual prosperity, and now as the last characteristic of the man, but are such I. Mead, but justice, and a personal President Grant will reach Toledo on | •tfnils ol this disturbance are ceasing to no gentleman would writs, concerning knowledge of the condition of, the be felt, we can all contemplate the fu­ the views of another, without placing school under his management, and of the 15th in»L, and remain until the CmCOTTCOUHTS-1874,1S7B. 17th.. Among the other effian ex-1 ture with "bright antiapatiocs, as no ths illegal use of the moneys of the ported are Biiennau, Sheridan, Popo State, as set forth by the Auditor Gene­ oonntry ever failed to prosper, where its ex|*>rta exceeded ite imports, those ex­ The Jfeow JrarwaJ charges ns with ral in bls report for 1872, compels us ports being tbo results ol tbo skill and ■dodging” and with havi ng a ‘'versatil­ to withhold any such commsmdatioa ity” in so doing. Well this is a new and to say we regret to find it iu the productive energy of the people. charge. Out fault has generally been Superintendent's otherwise very fair said to ba a disposition to Brux to our and candid report. views at all times and with a prvsisten! The Editor of the Hastings fJcnt finances, that wa> often offcrjrro; but Jemal seems to bo serious troubled be­ to be charged with “dodging” is await Je.ls.ank.S.rrels.a’lt. cause we charged Lome on tbo “Gran- new, and (lightly novel with alt rt|«. JalMtl Cirsuli. The outstandiag legal tenders num­ gere" the late financial disturbances, ber ttW.lW.48ff. The J9«sw JswimI soya, the Editor of Throe suits hare been begun by the and says in substaa=a,in an article quo­ The total debt of New York city and United Stalee Government against de­ ted by us last wook, that “our Bailroad s the Bona as State Senator, “freudu- county is tn.tt8.812.27. faulting Collector Harper and bis eurouro grasping monopolies.'1 This wo de­ ently changed the record of hie vote." , Eight or nine of the fcrfv-four mill­ tioe on the three bonds filed by them ut MAcrttc kt. and ions of Treasury reserre will be Issued when be took afire. The sum claimed ny re fete. Our railroads aYe the life of That this mouth. the business of the nation, and it ia on there are no other words in ths English fa each suit is 8100,000. Ihumdeut Griggs of the State Agri­ fAra* the farmers of the country depend language that win express jut what we U m I st . for all their ua.-qiu»i«l IMjjjpormoan to say conoeriring that statement. cultural Society ia reported to have fidy, by death oa the gallows. said that tbo reeeipta of the late fair ity, and great wealth as a class. Irwin, the self-accueo.1 murderer of weald roach 84O.(«M), end that th- proOne of the great Mt achievements of Nathan, arrived in New York Ort. Dth. That our farmers are wealthy as a eeeda would be 810,000 after all the SXHS1 this day of wonders, was the complete from Sen Franefaco. expenses and I be old debt arc paid. class, will not he denied we presume change of guage of the G. T. B. from The South is repreeented to be sadly Hua. B. B. Willits, owe of thv pio­ anywhere by intelligent men. How neers of Hillsdale County, a prominent did they obtain their wealth ? Was it Stratford to Mon treal, nearly six hund­ in need of greet)backs. Alt clnaae* feel and highly respected riiixeu, died at not rrry largely from the rise in the red toilet, in TWraty f*tr hours, acoom- keenly the cessation of currency payhis roesienco ia Cambria on Tu—day jliabtd under tbo direction of C. J. fast. He represented Hillsdale County Bridges. Esq., on the first day of Ootofa tho Lggiafatnze ia 1841 and 1885. 1 FURNITURE ! Picture Frames. HATIOHAl SEWiMttl. JOB PRINTING MB. WILLIAM H. STEBBINS tiMHmiUi! CWBEH fltfLOq SETS, SOf^S, COUCHES, I»IW>IIS, B/fljCKETS, PARLOR GOODS CHAMBER SETTS. 4C-’ 4c., 4c. New Advertisements. ■mu ®r dumb rat HWlffiE, K Qmfa. iato = UNDERGROUND LIFE IELOW THE «B»f*CE! InM 1t1|| BULLS BEARS §75,000 00 Tho next annual meeting of tho Michigan Poult ‘ J*“ held as Detroit, agricultural lands, have mods the tilfare of the eoil rich, or even cmnfartablo We qffrns fheto m not. Why then is it $5,000no • IN GOLD a*** ■ an 1-atOW nr J. Cole & Son, S5.Q00 IM BILVEB! Many of the Now York bunks re^ earned the 1traMut at grerabocks on the 11th. and the <m trade pcs- ItooasMaodajry Uw HsaUse WyUUe (la (ter Ir» a tte Livto Urtu fet= uniuirn, �Trf' \erdBLiCM4 It gives u* great plaasuro to find in Agreeebb to the roquirsciesb of tbs the column* of so able a co-tcmporary constitution, the Board of Supervisor* u’ KtsUfm Earmrr. so comnliui-'n- met on Monday at tbs office of ths tary and at the iams time so well do- County Clerk sad organiwd by electing oervod a notice of the manufactures uf Hon. D. G. Robinson of thia city ns Messrs. Dwigut 4 Burrall, as tho fol­ Chairman. AB tho Tuwnsbipe and lowing report of the articles exhibited both Districts in tho city ware represnnby them a: th* late Mionuiv Srux tod. Up to the latest moment before Fare. I going to proas the funowing.bwiue** of ” Amongst tho exhibitors whom wo I1 geoornl importar.es has been disposed have never before met at the State Fair i °f‘ were Metsn. Dwight and Burrall. ol i HaMings. They made a fine diaplav of i' The Chair on Tnreday morning nppointed the following committees which implements of many kinds. ‘ Tho show of cultivators wa* very we believe are atgbod selections, and largo, there being over 80 on the fairly represent all section! of tho coun­ gronmls, among which wo noticed the Robbie Buckeye, Udd, Wolverine, ty and all its varied interests. Halamaxoo, Hammond. Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, Pontiac, Milford, and oth­ ers. As the trial on plows was abanduuod on aoeunut of tho Umitod time at' the disposal of the committee, the pnnopal usua was on tho cultivator*. Among these the Robbins seemed to be decidedly ths fannites with all who exatpmod them, and tbo many farmer* who had them in use, amongst thn c5°w^ which constantly surrounded tha tout whom they were shown, wore partieulMly decided and emphatic in thsir praise of the machine. The pre­ mium* offered worn two silver modal*, one for boat twu-horve rulhvator for1 - cor^drillad crojis. the other for tho host fallow cultivator both of which, after a met thorough examination of al] the n>mi<cting machines lasting until Fri­ day wight, the 19th inst, were awarded to the Robbins, makiug a mod sweep­ ing triumph. If tho cultivator is all ' that tho patentee, Major Robbins, of Adrian, claims for it, tho award is cortainly a just ono, for in our State a fal- i low cultivator it a* much a necessity ns a corn cultirator, aud if tlut machine answers both purpose* perfectly, the cost of one or the other is saved by pur- John Q. Creasy, of Prairienlla ; Hon. Leander Upham, of Maple Grove; Lewi* Wiloux, ol Rutland; George C. Nichols, uf Carlton; Dennison S Bug­ bee, uf Thornnpple; Ephriam F. Manly, of Barry, and Travers Phillip*, of this city. Capt. John II. Monro*, of Johnstosrn; Elijah P. Barnum, ot Woodland, and, Artoiuos W. Chapin ol Assyria- J. Kcagic, uf Castleton ; II. Brown, uf Orangovilio; James Young, of Yankee Spring* ; John II. Day, of Baltnnurr, nnd A. F. Walker, of Irving. IL Brows, of Orangenlle; J. Young, of Yankee, tipsing*. and D. 8. Bugbee, of Tliornapple. CHURCHES. Deal lilies pitice;. Thcnuanda have already gone, and thousand* more are turning their eyes towards new homss in the fertile West To those going to Missouri. Kanawa, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, Oregon or California, ws rec­ ommend a cheap, oaf*, quick and direct routs, via St. Iziuia, orer th* Missouri 1‘acifie Railroad, which runs ita fine Day Coaches and Pullman Slsepen from St Louis to principal points ia tho West w»tUW We taliovc that tho Missouri Pacific Railroad has tho Mrs. Wb. H. Hayfbrd offers Lor Mr- best track and tho flnest and rafost vices at her residence, oa a teacher of oquipmont of any lino west of tha Mtsmusic, both vocal and instrumental, in­ cluding the Organ and Piano. Terms *10.00 for 24 Iseaons, payable ono half in advance. Hastings, Oct. 14th; 1878, tf oflered a fir«t class, all-rail routs from til. Louis to Tens, either over tho Mis­ souri, Katiras A Texas R. R , via Sedal­ ia, or over ths Atlantic A Pacific R. R., via Vinita. For mqs, time tables, in­ formation as to rates, routes, Ac., we refer our readers to L G. Wheeler, ” Agent, 71 Uoyd ROOMS TO RENT. Near Stauffer’* City Dining Rooms, or National Hotel. Apply E. H. I-athrop. WE BELL NO SHODDY CLOTHING t Good Heavy Caanmere Suita for Mau, Fine Beaver Suita for Men........... Fine Custom Made Suit, for Men, Double Breasted Pea Jacket;.. CHILDREN'S, Ho Every One! Winter approaches, and Boots and Shoes you must have. G. G. Spaul­ ding has a little tho beat stock in Has­ tings, and so low tor cash that none need go bare-fixit Wc alt knur Gary, and know he means just what he says. built of white aili and .aut fitiialiod : in oiL tbo irons silver [A.ted, making tho finest tool we ever saw. Three gentlemen also showed a large line of foundry goods including wwd-aawing । machines, bob sleighs, plows. h<rows, Cheap Farm* in Sonth-wsst Muxouri! and os the Fire Department is of tho utmost importance to onr people, wo hope that tbo attendance will t>e large. The bill has been tiled at the low price of *2,00 including supper. The music will bo as good as can bo. obtained in *jo country, and wa doubt not the party wiU be one of the most enjoyable ever bold in the city. Benjiman Haas, Barry. George U. Desn, Maple Grove. David L. Hom, Rutland. Jesse Erb. Baltimore. Fred. Wl Collins, Thornapple. I. S. Geer, Hasting. T. B. Barnum, Carlton. John Stewart, Orangerille. John IL Munroe, Johnstown Josse Jordan, Woodland. John J. Hendershott, Irving Robt-' B. Gregg, Castleton. ’ Charles Backer, Assyria. Philip Barber. Prairiavillo. Samuel Ritchie, Yankee Spring i. William Wolgar, Thoruapplo. I1, J. Hanchett, Maple Grove. Huron Healy, Rutland. Andrew Kennedy, Hastings. Darwin McOmber, Baltimore. William Williams, Carlton. Samuel C. Woodman, Orangeville. N. W. Colton, Juhnstown. Ira StoweU. Woodland. Rttsviunni.—Among many remark­ able cures by Dr. Trask’s Magnetic 1 Ointment, I send you tho "following : I i found my friend Dtaoon Barber, of this (place, prostrate and hidjAx* from a sovrre attack of Inflammatory Rheuma­ tism. With bis consent I uuulo a thor­ ough application of the ointment to the diseased parts, rubbing it on with my own hands. I used one battle. The next muraiag ho wax able to come to tho breakfast table, and saio he lolt like a new man —thought a good Providence had sent me there. Within a week ho was perfectly well aud at wort on his I Hou. Norman Bailey and Mr. Charles 1- Smith of this city, are both cuniinsd to Uieir rooms by sickness. AThat Sjuirrel supper at “Poor Sam's,*’ the other evening was first rats, Sam does things up in good atyloBusiness on our streeb is improving. tad there is a cash demand for all kind* c! fnrtuon produce, nt ths highest mar- ^Tho Editor of the 8unm will pay cash, at market price, tor Sohuaheto of com of the growth of 1872 or any pre- to $12 to 50 to 30 8 to 3.60 to 4.60 to for Boya, for Youtha, Children'! Chinchilla, Cape and Other Style! of Orrreoalt. Bnchu lor the kidneys—Dandelion for tho liver ; add to this Acetate ol Potash, nnd you bars tha best blood purifier and alterative in tho srorld. Physicians use those medicines in their treatment in nearly all kidney, urinary and lirar complantm and when they bare used Hamilton’s Buchu and Dandelion they pronounce it a success. It n a val­ uable medicine to follow the use of ague medicines of all kinds, because it earriou out of the systote any remaining germs of ague through the kidneys and bowels. iously impaired. Our tbauks are tenderc-I to Mr. J. Knight, for a head of his first premium cabbage.* It wrigtod » 1-4 was worthy of tho premium it reewivsd, • One of those business chatgvs, that from time to turns' take place in oyerr lirobusieeesdty, has brought to the front Messrs- Stebbins and Belding as manufactures* and dealers in all kinds of FurnitureThey are *•*>«. and 36 CANAL STREET, Danrc Programme*, Auction or Bale Bills, Wedding Invitation*, Double Mammoth Poster*, In fact any kind or style of Printing. BACON & KARRS Another frosh arrival ot splendid Muaicnl Inatrnmtmls, at 8. J. Riat, Druggut16tf Bxana A Built, are closing oat their goods, and are giving some good bar- WOMAN The HIGHEST MARKET CASH PRICE for farmers produce at Surra, Manaa 4 Panrron'a. Leo Recd makes tli« best buggies in l:o State, and only charges •I&0 for h era, and uses tho patent wheel at that nd warrant* them . right up to Ui< Universities in Sweden. Mr. Sachs. Sir.—At your request I hare tested DgyTJSTR Y. Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Beoewer, Pn n<i tdJu . in my practice at the Serafimer Hotel, Zf*w year tart* tifrodtJ wdA or and can say it will restore gray hair io M>'a, st Ou DtaUl •fit* tf ita original cclor. It is entirely harm­ A. it MAKE, IT. less, and is a valuable remedy to use in Octr AckUg if SUif • bnoq Start Dwight A Westfall want wheat, oats, com and barley, in any quantity, and pay tbo liigUst market price in cash for J. P. Roberta 4 Co., sell it all they ean got. Thu work of raising funds fur tho Hon. Geo. H. Thomas, of Prairieville, is in this city, on n visit to his daughter. construction of the K H. L. A N. M. R. Mrs. W. H' Frost, who has been ser- R. goes bravely on under tho bands uf Anderson, Ackley, Cook, and other friends uf th# enterprise ; and our peo­ Onr accounts to October 1st, must be ple wiU do well to reuicmber that »100, settled. Wo think we can do so, with­ 000, in subscription in this county se­ out the aid of any Justice of the Peace cures tlx’ road from Kalatnsxou to or utbsr officer, batlMy mart be -ttled Lowell beyond tbs possibility of a doubt lurtbwitb. Subscribe. Ab. Subscribe liberally. Rsv. D. M. Weaver, of Rutland, hae returned from Ohio, but we regret tu Warn, with only alight improrement of Li. health, which was and still is xr- at the County Fair. DEPARTMENT. "Fall Overcoats, ........ .. Heavy Winter Overcoats for Men, : year, to be summoned to bo in attefidanoo on said Court, at the Court House in tho city of Hastings on the fin.: day uf said Term, to wit: tho 3d day of ' November, 1B"3 al 10 o’clock, in rhe No mooting of the Common Couneil ,Le* Reed presented the boys of this office, a pail of tip top cider one day YOUTHS’ . <_Lht uf Petit Jurors, drawn on tho j 11 th.day of October, A. D. 1873, par■ suant to previous notice, to serve at tho | November, (1873) Tenn ot tho Circuit j Court, for tho County of BaAy for said' ✓'After much ado tho question of the validiiv uf cur City ordiEances has Srkcisi. Norm.—Wo pay *1.50 a been judicially determinedTho curd for dry stove wood on subscription, question awe on the trial of the causa i and no wow. Ono rani pays for the of tha people vs. Lorenao D. Gardner, l<s.r>m one year. No lose will do it. fur fast driviug. The complaint under the ordinance was tnndo by the Mayor. Goll 108 1.8. The cos* was tried by a jury before Beautiful weather. Justice Riker, and resulted in a verdict Th# board of Supervisors, is in session. of no cause of action though the fast Improved sidewalks are the order uf driving was admitted, cn tho ground that the ordinance was never L-vnlly the day. provement. AND Ecsou.—W. Cuoa and S. Lewis, are otK-ring fur solo Warden A Davis* Com| bined Adjustable Damper Stove Grate, । ject, came to the conclusion that it was 1I fur burning wood or coal. Ons ot tho j their duty, or probative to elect a County . must desirabio invantioas of tho ago. Drain Cummirajcsu-r, and proceeding to 1I Try it, and be convinced, it will savo I the election. Jam-’t W. Ho ughtalin, was utu-tkiri uf your fuel and otherwise tuako your stove* much more valuable i untuninoutiy elected. , andfendnrinw. . 23:f Settled at La*t Tbo raising of the track of the Rail­ road through this city is a decided im­ B0Y8’ Children’a Suita, Boys,’ Suita Youtha* Suita;.. The Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Com­ pany oflers l,‘_’00,U<X< acres of land in Control and Southwest Missouri, at from *3 to *12 per acre, on sevsn yean’ time, with free transportation from 6:.L.uistoall purchasers. Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools, church­ es aud law-abiding society invile emi­ grants from all point* to thia land of fruits and fit wore. Fur particulars ad­ dress A. Tuck, Ijind Cu-umissiunor, 6l- CapL J. H. Monroe, uf Johnstown ; n.iuma nnd mcdal» awarded them on Hon. L. lapham, of Maple tftvvo, and tbo combined cultivator, wn noficel tho J. II. Day, of Baltimore. blue ribbon on their bob sleighs, har­ row and double shovels, making firs tirsl premiums in all, which is a pretty Copt J. H. Monroe, of Johustoen ; good allowing for nwwjlwginner* in ths J. Kcsglc, of Caatkten, and Hon. L [ exhibition line. (y Lapham, of Maple Grove. ,2t!io memlntrs of Pioneer Fire Com­ pany No- one, will have a dance at Un­ ion Hall on Friday evening, Nov. 7th, 1878. Tho object is to place sumo funds in the Treasury o! the Company, OJBjPABSagBMS 8UX5C tbSSF D., 39 Professor of Chemistry and Medicine. Stocmoui, July fl, 1888. From tho highest medical authority in Sweden. As I have had occasion to see several porsoos, who, for some time, have used Hall’s Vvgvlable Sicilian Hair. Renewcr. and know that it has restored tho original color of pie hair, as well as being efficient in removing tho itching and dandruff that accompanies tho fal­ ling off of tho hair, I consider it my duty to acknowledge tho earns to Mr. JOB PRINTING Phyrican-in-Chief to tho King nnd Preserver of hie Ufa. Srocanor.it, July 7. 1M8. A correspondent in the UuuJnntl oak. for the privillsge of playing “Cro­ quet” in tho Court House Square. We hope not The time now' foolishly .post by our busmres men in playing that game, if given to burinose, would increase by ono third tho business of the City, and giro an appearance uf businnss that would bring still more Nev Styles. At ths State Fair, tbs Jackson Wag­ on, deservedly took the prr-riosMessrs Dwight A Burrall are the agenta lor thia county, aud have sold over 300 ? Woman sroro-——__________ <*“ do you want something to eat? If *o call at L E Stauffer’s Eating Hr-ure North Sde But. Street, whsro you wdl find evmything in th. Un. of oalv 25 rents p« »ued. «« kATHAIRON Ontj 50 CmbperBatUc- . �23532348532323484823532353 * !1 tu Lwd Bke!mar».lab. for *30,000. 7ft Dsftsw. Of Oinod*. rod and w .. r.- calved August 8, 1872 ; gt)t l>v 3.1 DAe «.■ Oneida (».92«>. BuU to Mr AU Aleioudsw.or Kratotk/far •»,. Ei!-,*f:".*KIlESS £iK-i“.iFEVER’.,l;." 4*4 4*Li:»' 2995 INFLAMMATORY DIBIAS1B. wa MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. •UTflOil. Grand River Valley Division pMPLOrMUT FOIt ALLt-Oes Agral la UoBeni . ,’.i2) Dam 5th Duchess of JCJ hseeerks tnsjss yrMI ofg>ll.so. ssllieg Geneva u G. ,ud Duka of Oxford (16,. BrysM's Likrarv »l KsMry sad Srae. »T® la ".tdfsivi.'txss’StyasT, 8th Duchess of Uueida, roan; calved November 18, 1873; got by 4th Duka of Geneva (7,931 y S.ld to land BecI tive for *15,800. I 13lh Ducbeea ul Thorndale, rod; A WATCH FREE ■. . . .i: B . roStssS :Es«Sa laCagUray 1*1 •h i ' July 8th by 4th Duke of Oneida. Bold | lk ^°n**T’ COl'GHH. -COLDS, HOARSENEH8, 4lh Duchess of Oneida, red ; calved A W Atl-. THBOAT DIBCABES, January 17, 1872; got by 4lb Duke of Geneva (7,981). Sold tu Messrs Bedfotd A Megibben, of Kentucky, for -pvr urosiYt.s num boils. •25,000. A TKIKlt AHD aCRB MK>KDY. white; ealvvd July 28, 1866; got by 3d Lord Oxford (22,200). Served Juno , I I by 2a Duke at Oneida. Sold to Mr. H. \Pavia Davis, of Gloucestershire, । Eng. for *40.600. 10th Duchess of Oneida, rod and i white; calvo! April 7, 1873; gut by 2d Duke ol Oneida (9,926) Sold tn Mr. i WILLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS Plantation BITTERS MITRbEBte i'th Duehros of Oneida, roan ; calved 1 i da (9.926). Sold to Mr. Borwiek fur Lord Bectivo for *10,000. 12th Di chess of Thorndale, roan calved October 13, 186&; got by 6th Duke of Thorndale (23,794) Served April 17 by 2d Duka of Oneida. Sold to Mr. A H. Conger fur *5.70(} ‘ 3d DucLuss of Oneids, rosn; calved I ’ HAIR WsEirss,:; The Ortal Caapbeti. Duchess iSS r; • LITOTGSTONE kU popristortf the finest herd of 8hS- I ciSl oi York offw a?nubl"lauctPtV5’<’'*d *“jC00- Tth Duke uf Ouwda' to A. W, «U S^o aft fotiXl in s^h °f V'raon'’ r,,r Ik* thingXT tb. J average of *3 1.709. The bull* nt an most memorable one Th® “Dacbse." 1 average uf *5.725. [) blood (known also as tho u Bates" blood, from the name of the original breeder.• ; The rest uf the herd 111 in number Mr. Thomas Bats^ of Kirklearington.' included the Oxfords, numbering seven in Yorkshire, England), gave the herd' ‘ rows aud twv bulk Ro-amoods, I-ady 1 Bataa. Lauans, Imdy Knightly., Lady its character and value Our Ameiican breeders, particularly Moser. Morris A ; Newham., nnd uth-r choice t trains related to the Duihgea au4 Oxliecar, Jonathan ThnrM an< Mi sea IIfiM&iUo. The total |ti* reahxsd file I Samuel Thome. Lad an long ago a* 1 , breeding etdnulr w*s *3841,890—au ar- ' 1850 to 1855 mode purchases uf th. ciage of over *3.441 each ! The tiunwt dm in* the tedding was ■ PAPER 1 ivary year incmure the p iptilnrity •! thh valuable Hair Piij arntion; whlrii i« <|t-..- tn merit nlonr. Wc can msllesH l.«l nvit.ro ftttr id 1 p.nnms that it i. kept IM. saj the fill, up to its l:i--i> e'andarxl; and it is* lu.c.rr i- :!u- only iulisk'oandpciteeted prep, orati >-t fit.- rretnriuff Gkat oa F*nrr> AFRICA IIai* to h« ymrthftil vnlor. making h •oil. : isttnn-. and rilhcn. Ti e .calp, by it* nee, l-c-i-drncv u Lite and clean. It ranovri ah eruptions usd dandruff, and. by its tunic properties, prevents the hair from fnJIing out, n« it stiinn' nJ<s* Rrt'^ *Le hair-glands. By It* dw, the hair grows thicker and stronger. In I oldness, it n-qc-riw the capillary gi-wul* to their normal vigor, tm«l will create a nc-w growth, except in ettre ne old age. It it the most re-momicnl Hah: D::t'>>sn><; ever used, n< It lequirr* (evrar application*, nnd pile* the lucir a splendid, glossy ap­ pearance. A. A. 11 ayes. M.D, .Stat® Awiyer of Massarhuretts. snr«, " The (Mistitvwnts arc pure, nnd carcfullr rdetted for cxMilcf)} iiunlity; and I consider it the Run PnxrABATtox fir it* intended pnqiote*.'' iLANTATION ITTERS &TEk~’ V M I' M Jt fit tWi .tW>. . Temperance Bitters pSi-s-t; ssrastris; I, Urn . w<. * I... W. IM>.. r-M Tkir-.. Ln Michigan Central B. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, U-L.ra iMnwl *»4 CUra*••. laskiar s!m« eeaiMlmi >llk Usu<> E..I nfl.rtr.il s»l U r.; Ir.m use il TH! ».t«i mor® or ]<-«« successfully bn-1 fur twen ty years. Ia JhiT Cat Murn*, :ku-a sol® pronrietx-r of tha Morris A Been bent sold alF(son>n fifty animal*) tn Mr Samuel Thurne, thus placing th® Duch- made with great discrimination and Thus ended th® most remarkable sol® , 8JJ*“**“*E? * boldness; end though losing valuable of cattle ua record, It forms an'epoch i’l HL cows by arcident on the passage, havu^ i hi* one thousand guinea ball peer® I which Will ba dated back to at a rriu. in the hishwy <>f«wsli-l>rod stock a. Ion; New Boi wurthloee, and loaing beeides by light­ ning, hianndaunted pluck as a buyer, and thogreatpr-.es paid, guv® hi, hard a rtputebon second to nouo in the Wild Life world.. UAUji ol ISfil Mc. Dwnu> sent young bulls of his herd to Eng- Xr%rs.s^5:l:: :w.‘ in the Far West The Babcock there hare been not infrequent pur... .«® ssu uuea ana so > chases from c.ur l*et American herds ; were the stables The exhibition ’ if for exportation at constantly ineroasing ! burses for draft aud tho currit^o teams i price,. • : were the only one, we •hod• au opportu- 1 Aerate yssr.lurite tih se« Ae.ei.iem et Mr. Thorne parted with his entire city of seeing- Wo most say that we T7"Trp A T5 Cjr^KT herd to Mr. Jas. 0. Sheldon, of Geneva, । have never ecen a finer display of hepvy Ek-A X k^XXXVO V/A w ia 1867, who, after successfully breed­ draught horore at an exhibition save 5*4bsudwtaivt kyl.lentrr, bvn W c l*eing it for some years, and adding to it thoenof Canada whdre this class is a I *“"' "L——-»• J 1 by Double purvlisses nnd importations, i specialty. The first premium was taken : sold tho herd* to Messrs Walcult A I by a Canadian horse owi rd by Mr. Campbell, th® wealthy proprietors of Wm. McGregor, of Bayfield, Outaro. | the New York Mills cotton factories, Fur acnou, compactness and ease of and of about ono thousand acres of movement as well as fine proportion it most tnilr and beautiful fanning land* > was conceded that he was not excelled surrounding them, and extending fur 1 by any home on th® grounds. THE HURRICANE some' miles along the Sa^uoic creek aud j In the carriage class fur Hams over felWtl upon the so-called Mohawk fiats near ; 16 hands high, the beautiful mahogany Vtica. : bsy tram of D. Il Hibbard, of Jackson, The sale took place on th® l(Uh ofii wa* awarded ths first premium They September. at_New York Mills, near ar® a sikudid epan, and w® saw no pair cl li«y» eithaiMt 'li^AaAHgau or at I th® y^idisn f* ihntfcuBted them in »tyW*Dion an 11 c lire. dHWing. while vsHl eTft.- hswb that tefeprerJ tho team wa* a good molel of a welt pro­ portions! large hors®. In tact Jackson bore off many of tha first premiums in i*Ws VINECAR BITTERS U-X.XAIlolWT.OrelSiAriirar.. rjLiBI ***' *"'* **“***•- from that locality. In the two claa.es of hones of al] work and ot' roadsters there was a eery jnsl cuui|ietit>on, and the rcmmillees uf judg»s had all they cuuld do tor two days to ge through In tha clan of horsas for all work, Mr. Fisk took the lint premium with bis great big Hambfotonian Bur, now fire years old, that made a very good showing in the fivs-yaor-old trotting ra­ ce*. This Rysdyk’s Hambletonian fur « large heavy horse that his made a rever® season is doing well, and has tbsm House near Livsrpool; Mr. rial­ vary fine action. There were a number fort. of Fspillon Market, Haibro ; Mr. C. C. Berwick, agent of Lord Dunmore, but, we cannot specially rater tu. Dreamt to buy fcr Earl Bectir®; Cummings, of Burr Oak. took tbs first Mr. Richardson, agent for Sir Curtiss premium on his three rear-ala stallion, from England ; and Mr. De ia Ferrell, the well-known purchaser and shipper of live stock, from Liverpool, attended to superintend the shipping of the stock purchased by Lord Skslmersdalo. Tb> B*tt—Tho Duchess cows and boilers uttered were eleven in number not including two, th® 15th Duchess ol Geneva [*s: tbre® years old and sus­ pected of not bring a breeder, which by vote of tboee present, at his own rsqucal Mr. Campbell wa* permitted to w;th draw; aud the 8th Duchess of Tburudale, 11 rears old and past breeding. The Duke bulls were cuf- “ - ------,. ly . th® id, 4th, and 7th f ALONZO XUBLK. t>.i. G«. rf iMfe WUk. t. . ■« Altesusrarr Marlsssrv. tl»l«4 gsMtssSerM. A. C. PCX. w**Xl Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., b .V*? J-J*"-”"'. •‘•“w*1 "• Wisklsies. *• •>«»*“ M®«wse Itsllir. brfrad1-sir.usl Is Ite a*no*r MU raort IsmU raw . 1 ssfewJtosffi Ss’E-i-.tn. I For? Wayne 11Janlsm & Santnar l It fm . MICHIGAN AND ssfisa&sSi THE SOUTH. TRAIW KVN arcmciOOTIMI. TRlISX GOtMQ SUCTH. DR. CROOK’S WINE OF TAR! UTHAIRON Only 50 Cents per Bottle. Go to the Banner Office n C. Pinasa.La.1 ya*r*dd. In the Roadster class there was a graad turn out. and the horv*re we saw MOHTOAUE SO. 13. for FINE JOB WORK. iSmtSr* hare bewn esteemed as superior horses then. There was mure use, more powCOMMISSIOXEKS' MOTICE. splendid bun*, Mambrino Gift owned K^«5!-i«34.*K u'- s=u?sa’i.iaR-«<K the first premium as a stallion fiv® yam c*f aad over, and next to him was Mr. J.'Cl Deyo's Old saint, a Ivors® of great [iowst, fins action, aud wboes colts era twginmng to show. This stallion « a sun of Old Sb Lawrence the famous at which sum bo was taken by Mr. T. every way than his distinguished sire, having mire sis®, a lunger neck, with vary clean limbs, and ot equally good actum. Next to him came A. C. Fmk's Msmbrinu Palcbeu. a hors? that trotted in th® spaod premiums and won in 8 H)9. JU.I TISN. WHITE S1TEEUJ.VO, GOUT. GOITRE. VURONCUITJS. KERV. toW I>EEILITT,IffCIPLEA'T CONSUMPTION, And all drawers arWnr from an teipra® oeo&tko of the lt«d. LYON’S , • «■**hw*.:. Duke of Oneida, a noble three vuar old, by 4th Dak. of G««^,M< M of 19th Dqpbew of Thorndale. to£ fikaimendato’s first bid of *10,000 Woman's Glory is Her Hair. -COKKeCTIONM. “■••wttosis srs m*:. ellk ad^-siK«;sA“x; 6107 * Iw... ESSjiXif •Mreit, Ks| Birsr S^kSfar^ 3*“si«4*SS^iu uxhswee a Fort Wsyee KaMresd*. JOB PRINTING miawsuB&ta fetal kftt.OOOit advaswed the.: *4.000 •5.000, *6,000, *7,006, *8.u00. then HO.«O, II2.0U©, |15,0«0, *29,MO, INK. CRAYON. WATEROOIiOB . AND OILS, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-10-22.pdf 591e1e107654caae66e93debffbaf1df PDF Text Text — The F<irJ«Lic\j< T(|e RepilsucAI< BaFmsr- RATSS OF ADVEBTJSHrO. VOL XVIII. pro!esiopal apd HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1873. Card*. Save Your Money FLUE J. P. ROBERTS BAJSE HEATER, NO. 26, Senior Grind Wardon—The Stone is f»rtrS. The Old Capitol and the New. The Corner Stone of the New CapitoL UUlD US MOT IBTO TSMTTAT10M & CO. I cannot think what detains her." Thanks to Mary's instructions I could Poor thing!" I exclaimed. mysyna­ «• were soon gathered roum ture immediately aroused. "But, ■nt tahls. Suddenly, them npt. will she know anything about DRUGS she told auntie that she bad been Womanlike, I began to cry; but through all kinds of housework ; bat Harry gathered her up in his groat. bet hands are very small and delirete." “ Why. 1 am getting quite anxious to see her; when will ths be here, ancient and honorable fraternity should Medicines Dye Stuffs. I PAINTS & OILS ■ School Books J- .Stationery Tho Display and Osremony At­ tending it to its Place. duty. fleet Junior Grand Warden—Die Plumb. Grand Master—What does it toaeh? wo urovo cur work. Grand Master—Apply yourljesrel to this Corner Stone and make report. Junior Grand Warden—Tho Stone is plnmb ; tho craftsmen Iiave done | their duty. « The articles to bo deposited in the corner stone were then placed these, and tho Grand Secretary "ad a list ot. the Travel and ’Gavsl, cons, h thenaj burden upon tho bed, and his friend The —------- - _------ay^roacbed, saying, “ Shs ha. faint- Capitol of the State of Michigan, and I Grand Marshal, advanced to ths stone. Suddsnly bs bowed bis bead upon his hands, but only for a moment; than The Grand Master having called the his place, said: “I, Hugh McCurdy, he procssdod to set the broken limb as Grand Master of Masons of the State of Michigan, declare this Stone to bo plumb, level,and square, to be wall formal, true, aod trusty, and duly stare I caught a word that sounded like - Charlie" thin the truth dawned Masons of the State of Michigan, and laid." Tbs Grand Stewards thou proceeded on the part of the Grand Lidgo ol the State, to perform wih them th* inter­ Charlie turned to u» esting ceremony of laying this - Cornerand Junior Grand Warden, bearing the THE MYSTERY OF THE JEWELS- glittering silver. A bright fire bunted in Uic grate—everything looks I so cheerful and homo-like. Just entering from the kitchen I be­ held a graceful form, clad in deep differently, 1. thought yean. I tbouvhl ingiy beautiful, and as the gas-light have eearohiKl svinmetry begac, and harmony displa^ od ber charms. They were associated not only for tho promotion of architer-.- lyliko eiml luti'y, saying i RUSSELL& NEVINS there il«y after facing a call-bell by my plate. FINE NEW STOCK OF | DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Positively saves Half the End of any Staight Draft Stove. Keeps Fire all Wintcs without rekindling. Hu a.Cast Iron Fire Chamber. • the oil, saying: " May the great Arch­ itect of the Cntveree Vises carload with •' Why, Ha-ry Wilds, you bars made tun ri'M in more than eno scan ' Am 1 dreaming ? Is abe to be my kitchen girl f Why, I cauuut treat her as hardly master myeslf." such!" To toll ths truth,Harry looked a lit­ tle l«ewildsred. too. his self control. refined. but thia is a little more Wasn't I happy ? of a young bnt generous cuounouwealth, and which shall rival in magnitude and The Grand pre;«red, and how thoughtful ot you to bare her here to receive us." ** Why, did you think I would bring you to a desolate, uninhabited place T Would I let you soil yvnr pretty bauds nt the outset? O, no" (another whistle) " I did think of baring a Hille party HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOE ' The above cut represent* the working of tho ACOniXT my brother in omn ceremony, taught by the fratnrtiity mis imiuw i* viveviw. Then 1 had to jump up and congrat­ ulate him again, until Harry said, turn­ nececaitiea which called it into existence ing Io his friend. " She is always telling the Boautr of Holiness to adorn all their (Wilde) bnt 1 think you are the on* of the Fraternity—but the hand of limn Ess not been laid upon its grand bring How our Mary gathered strength principle of sAerty which stands to-day and will forever remain the crowned Queen among the virtues until time now." ■ The heal, a? nhcwu by the arrowa, pao-e^ down the front PHfENIX CASH STORE i sre* *sst«r os tween the cast lining aud the outside across the double bottom.­ ___I and up between the back lining and the body of the stove, thus j • bringing the heat ctysc dbSO to the outside of the stove, and re-; .0. am^1 taining it near the flqor. where the cold nir always is. ErtHf Sforc gunifH/iTSiti yo Qiri Sqrisfi\cpofl i>it. ‘ j wm. joSTm'ib, . siaoe the dsya of Hiram, King of Tyre, did it have ■ nobler mission than it this best prints ih hastinos: - I - -4- l*1..Ii m,,,1 A<u. it I ____________ How bright the future looked to me Trie, my hi * ' * ** but I prefer empty bead. all, we had SLiltl niilv l,v HasMlt. ways quiet and polite. KTANLEY» bids th* (leopte ot Michigan to be of good- , i advancing I beheld the poor girt bow- Purs Wines and. Lianors’. FOB BBD1CUAL Ft'BIWiX. choking her whole frame. urn ns. to the Boys While I am talking ** What io it. Mary t" I said coming to the Boys, 1 am willing the mm towards her. and speaking as gently as should hrfwi. possible; ** What is it that troubles Dxaa Burs Did you ever see a lorely plant o'srabadowed and choked L. N. MIXER'S Scrofula Syrup! Sweet’s H°Tcl» 1 0 BASU BAFllM............................... MICH 1 » I Sherman J. Rich. MIXER’S SCROFULA SYRUP cures all Srrafuloas Atr.-ctions, Cancels. Eruptive and Cutaneous Dtoeaaes, such os St. Anthony's Fire Roue or Erysipelas. Pimples, Blotobre. Posluirs. Bolls, Turnon. Truer or halt Rheum, LTre re and Sorre, Dyspep­ sia, Debility and all Irapurltlre of the blood. TEJ1 and COFFEE •• Behold blossom of punty and refinement. boaeting; but accepting the past with tally- kind, but 1 want to went you all against trustful resignation to its unknown ills and a thankful! anticipation of its no- country. It to the Of which he has a VERY LARGE STOCK, and ho is deterramrd to sell at th In the brief history of our Stale, is ritten the history of our prosperity in ords loo plain to be mistaken. Its junction Guarani*«s SATISFACTION on Everything ha Jb-comiMnds, and he especially RreotnnMMids h« Michigan _Exchange. But wiH not be Undersold. GREBLE <fc RUSSELL. Mitiiiai. ■ CALL AT JOHN ining rays illuminate the world seeding ages, and our grateful descend­ ihod an effulgent brtlltancw from ants look back upon this ceremony and owremuny. Its prindplse having suction of tbs Great Jehovah, and but ....______ DENTIST Greztet SCROFULA ad CANCER RHE' and cittern mar ee* the symbols of that noble raanhood which stands on the plane of equality, and regulate its cun­ duct by tbs Plumb Lins of Rectitude, of poetical lbs Square of Virtue, and ths Trowel of It I * a Sure. Safe and Efficient Rems dy, pleesant to take, and containing m mineral poison. ' From the many fnvorable notices r ■ “O, “Ith IF YOU WANT WINES AND isIQUORS, For Medici 1'urpo.o PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. B*tcr GROCERIES /« f futurity. ■M MM will * t-Jhat CHROMOS, LITHOGRAPHIC CARDf. anisic, HASTINGS. MICH. MERIT, and everything you .vt xe-w- -roinc REWARDS OF >« i-riceh •fl arned you. Every boy should liberality of s/mw j- nicti Inspiration of genius, and the toils of The ea we ernes the masonic, threshold, or Uo not be W through TRIUMPHANT ! F- . THE Price, 81.00 per Bottle. flsrj. Our Hight of Almighty God upon W HEELER «fe WILSONT, aneiont B. F. STEINHOFF l/ltf>qOVED present picture of power and foScvty— thia lovoiy Peninsular Stale, with all Ito wilh: HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! Till I M’llLIHIIAIHI 'Sales of the nheeler MANTLES. SHELVES. ETC. thi’ paxf year in the Bent Guar" rantee of it» Superiority over all other Mtrinf machiiun AMERICAN MARBLE man’s pride, will Ifllsonfor - Sitiicai ill Maiital DENTIST “ And now,” said Harry, with- as-. .med gravity, Mrs. Wild a, .hall I Bciit£ the most simple in con­ struction, and easilfpodapted to different kinds of work, running . easier, faster, and with tess noise than any other sewing help youf Union Block, over Boston Cash Store. OYSTERS! ROOMS. ^ButwWredidyoufadberr Noth LADIES u. ad) u i« u«. A. D. COOK Agent. ger than Bis habit If in a usosnewt of anger or forgetfulness, ytm tell, do not FRESH OYSTERS by the CAN or machine, art qualities which recommend the Wheeler CITY DINNING <t -WUeon to p'Mir ot, Superior to any other Kwi«e h. i„n« To those, young or oH. w randy formed this habit. I dif �'IfflWIl A brief synopsis of the work nf the Coosritutioual Couimixfon, taken from otixod by a majority c Is-g.tlatura may make l|hr lypnHtran Jannn. Grateful foe the ir.ny also provide for toe apof Prorecuting Attorney by renrim of 60 day*, baginning w 27 th of August, it baa carefully the State Govarumant is still conducted. changei agitated by various c'asaM of National Bank of Near York City, and Exxrcnvx kLixiux, > Wasxxxstux, D. C., Oct 0, 1878. $ implied threat to tho National banka onewn* corpora* doubtful whether the plan of building licipri. It drop* a railroad (o tho Pacific will be actively ' t adopted iu 1802. taken up again for *omo time to cpmc ailed. I rue d industry isregaltnus Its i.died rewards, (trnaualb , but under atorklioldar* shall bo personally liable like these- They shall not acquire lands in th* Stat* except n* token iu go**l faith in paymnnt of dibx or such , a* may t>c »<c needed iu m legitimate legttinrato busibu*iurea, and lands acquired in violation of tom provision shall escheat to tli<> State; provision shall also b« made, debarring ' the election* al-all foreign earporaticu* which shall vio eo return hearilelt and grateful are nt hand to giv* the relief wo promised. I do cot briisre the prerent panic will iwledgmctita, and with nur thaakwwurk to individuals half toe injury it giviii^ wr may unite .•e-aauon «•! local at at Urge. Our planetary system is the creation of nadeasity. It ha* no *lastic- rwn and odd-numbered districts K United Stat The members lb* prohibition sgainsi di­ dutrtut* th* value of hi* paper dollar ; viding townships or dtio* iu forming Ilopreaenlativa districts is droppod ; al­ with tile same avidity now that tire gold so, of course, th* vul* placing several BojmeentativM ou a general ticket in very pojiulou* placee. The stipulation political right* an : tost* tho ballot: iSEeSSi“Old Hundred," the benediction by Bev. Noah Faaeett, and with a national .th. of MXt month. Th* Cluosgo Inter-Ocean is to cbanp' » form from lour to eight t«*a» 1 _ Vico President Wilaun writ** that hi* F. M. Hungerford & Co. OKtrsttst. raoni cb Commission Merchants. and other agricultural products mutt of necessity aril at a corresponding reduc- ttoutbern Bailway. i that labor this season liu been paid for Owing to the state of bi. health Hou hy al! clssaeo Of pn-ducere and taauu- lecture engagement* in the Immodlate presen', the premiun labor to riot materially reduced. CxaratSt t'etenbergh during th* boll- Th* St. Louie Mutual Life ho* filed tags and declares itsrif solvent. ITHE INTER-OCEAN Mining and lifo insurnr.ro cumj>aiii*i, like mnnicijial, railroal, and canal cor­ porations are tho only unr* allowed to iiu Ton* of Poultry ni.u , service th* agv of 8U years. Tho pro­ ' vision in tho old eonsti'utiun. allowing Wild Game for IMroll and Eastern th* Legislature to establish maximum Markete. ’ , I rill tcccivc I applteutiuM for jiartton Th* Judicial artid JuJct of re H"|«™ c.«„ countries have asked ur to rviin their to five, and fixe* theirterm at inn v*at< I,. __ j “______ -_ > _ ...... authority of law to do so. 1 trust it must be provided for. The Legislature wilt sew be gtren. When it is given ii will ba more than the equivalent of be­ coming exporters of article* of manufac­ nicipal corporations, may not help priture which were previously artirl** of possible after Jsn. 1, 1K75, the ugh th* import. Order* will come for large term of th* first appointed Judge is to ■uxrant* of coin. Li will be all in silver, in th* Sauli St*. Marie Ship Canal power* of Uio Supreme Court are stated I tn greater detail; it shall havo such ap­ except such n* is legally exempted. The currency, with a profit, and will probably pal late jurisdiction a* tho law may pro­ Lonuntwul exvtnptiun is increased to secure i. portion of uur pay^n the more vide, not extending to civil case* for rre 12,000, and mortgage* on the homeatoad 0 a BISMOL MOS! cd Wednesday morning Oct 8th U. 8. Gasirr. Youra truly, ly cannot be for the public good. W ith icArert at 82.00 a bushel and every thing School Cards, The Texas cattle trade bii* grown to thu magnitude of a shipnwut of500,000 Tbirtv-«ght young men left Lowell [am., for California the other day, o properly crisbrsto < I I1IOMOS ! anroirrox or tub o pl p lUSullUCiX unmet* in their charge for they own benefit, providing also for the payment •.ro •-» ■BE US < And juste to order CUKN1CE A WINDOW DRAPERY In any *<yle. pattern* of which we hav* tn exhibit. We have In stotk a splendid line of HALL TREEH. HECRETA1UE5. I BOOK CAHE8,*nd everything found ■ In a Ftrat-Cl>w* E*tabliiihriici<t, enn Ire j procure*! by calling on ' NKIjBON. NIATTEH A^O.. 2ft A 31 Canal Street, GRAND RAPIDS IfimO WANTED D18D D. SINE’S Register of Deed* or Notary Public, and to offices connected with schools and li­ brarian, and indeed whatever other* the LIFE BELOW UR. THE SURFACE ! ’ tmios n.rsox. OSE GRASP CASH FRIZE OF KSMta-ssr1CBO..B. — HOOPT^AK^ either by elected Convention or appoint- $5,000 IN GOLD 1 OXE GRASP GASH PRIZE OF 85,000 IN SILVER! skew ’ismcis ih--.ii;.t this Mint r:. CD mre'srireduJ* is abridged more than ona-Ulf br ’ ' BULLSOF SEW YORtf.BEARS *O sent soldrera shall apply to the township separately submitted i* Judge Withoy's proposition on tho license question. by public prison. PIER GLASSES! The ybjoct of Woman's Bight* ro­ brought on the American Bovolution, son shall fl ’ TO BB Pt'TKtBUTKB IN MBS And ean guarantee WO11K.M ANAlUP » and PRICER. We and have a Fine Line of smEKAKBS tai itter MG KOK FUBMTOBE, tl CHWtl S<5,000 00 1.1 u :l: ri. '4 AND CHAMBER SEJTS. G1 that England must import M,000,000 Will go PARLOR GCODS X CITY fi£W6 DYPOT. Of HASTINGS. MICH. or or race aro oblitcratrel thia Anniversary, establuh Courts of ' In Furniture, as now. Parties wishing | to buy anythlnx to oar line, should | not fall to come andrec us. Wo make a aPBCtAUTY In X iMaoaoaai ■ • las i . Ri" . BEAL GENUINE BARGAINS 0 fund to which thar belong On the 17th, last., the Republicans or tlto 6th Congressional District noai- tnut that, at least, th* docendants of th* s i'B FimiTIlE! z. CITY /lEWS DEPOT. A Celebration Proposed. Circuit Court* is not to extend to dvil cases involving Ire* than 825 excluding costs, unless an appeal or <wf<wwri is is the Centennial Anniversary of the allowed by the apjx-Uato Circuit Court CoranHsiioner* are to be appointed in each county br th* Circuit J u 'go. The Patriots of 1778. Oar JAstoUy. a ITul■driphia publication, makes th* follow- Senate approving in the case* of th* Supreme or Circuit Courts ; but if th* Sonata is not aitting, the Governor’s ap- CD 1NTKB.OCEAN. HO Lake hl-.Chlcaxo. liable for the sole debts of naeh oilier. km* drops tilt prohibition again*! t*«t oaths, and adds a auction forbidding Ttriu tj Salotriptiuoi. <71 HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK, prohibition, aud all other writ* and proebangcawire, bccauw tlwy may undergo ci’ases appropriate to its appefiuto yuri*diction, and it shall have original jurisprosperity of th* country, with the pro- further modification. I ahull give to i of their crop* on a gold basis T tho subject, however, my etn-wreet dings. aud W« think that scarcely poalble, and prooiwding* by ssw* Jariat to vacate let­ I havu written thia hastily, but if it ter* patent It appoint* st* own Clerk, coll* forth any views you would lika tv but nothing is *«1J about filing opto- Writ, lb. INTER OCEAN eS^rtoJlj r«n*«u:. I lbs xrest isirevsl* ot lb* Northwrsl. Il.. . NATIONAL NEWSPAPER. i Os* thsl will b* tresd islemiuix and sret*! lu i Aatvireas ia stsry part ot lb* Qtsri. CD M Oil Paintings - unless for purchtuc annoy, uro invapd without th* wife's signature. Home­ rkport or tab stead* also shall bo exempt from paying tbo dobl* of their deccusod owner* while ommondation 1 shall inako to Congress, and barn channel slightly in regard to banking laws .pico I last had th* pleas­ Can ure of a personal mtervionr with yuu. THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Is eeodecl sd ■ Ith <rnt ere*. a*daVwyild>*(.Msills is dess is rests Um MARKET REPORTS .<utl. s* lb. FA^tBRN ssd Dt7<IX»X* UFA • lbs XsHbweslcsa BELY CFOS. n 7 „ i II : to put ir in keep it here until 000. President Dyckman’s psach orchard, nt South Haven, nets him 810,000 this actual use, in<i*p*edetit of the pteciou, metals, is 8775 000,000. a 7 THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT , hibitiog discriminating running c>m • . , trust., i* inserted here, and is tho .uly j P^P1 ottruffon. ibuvn in th<» section limiting eligibility -diitinvtivoly -------------------------------- there ' “railroad" provision is. Tbo provirion* a* to eminent do-, main ore transplanted to another ar-. Begent of th* Univotsify or member of mnrkvt to ■ SPECIE PAYMENTS. too Stale Board of Educatiua ; no pro­ circulating bate judge, county clerk, treasurer, or Tho President is said to favor the artiest re*nm|>ti«Wof specie payments, w* will havo made a rapid atridn toward superintendent, register of deeds, or H.I It ...... ,U. «« officer appointed by tbo President, can bold a roat in either Bouse. After the ready for that resumption with little disother beneficial effect*. Experienre has ba brought in only on the Governor"* oxenaw uisomre niter on impeacnm'uit has been directed is extended tu nil of­ I the general prosperity of the 'country. ■hall bo ficer*. and n-rt merely to judicial. In I All know the productive cnvrglreof the this Imsineu of th* country. Silver will people are taxed to tticlr uttermoet to [ meet the to mnnda of ccmunrrec. The Tba Governor may enuveno the House export* arc increasing with uucqualvd du rd of value*, which will be hinrdod of Representative* to ditort impeach­ rapidity, while the imports, other ment. and subsequently tho Hcunlo to j er i’cniurula is drcjqwd. So i» tho try it; and if it is Ihe Governor that is authority to proviJ* bylaw for too to ba inJj.MU.ilcd, this duty is to l>e jwrrod million*, in time, pl this specie* i juisUige ou all maihiblo matter received «n>* ciiculaiing medium. It will l*ai shrinkage the to tnnetiun* of rblte th* The jusin change in the ediuatiunul article vests tho control of tho State University conclusively in tho B*gont*. Lut obliges theui. when they accept about eight, and unlove the Influx l«*gi*lsti«e appropriations. t<> carry out the condition* attached. The Superin­ ' conMqtreatly enhance In proportional tendent of PuHie Instruction *liall be ■^tia membe; uf nil State Educe-1 our stride* towards a higher approci.- ■tod cate*, e. y., changing names, I Board*. The Lcgialaturo shall; |o |br uf a0 tioo ol our currency will l>* rapid. .ump|fon with JittUi additional Oiatur____ oarus or tn* mate ruouc bcu»h, . . . • i„ nnmri.i eiret<«. - ■ tion, regulating Agricultural College, and Its form Echool j it>« msmTuC . srs recoguirt.*d by name, th* Governor ' *?.*"*' filling racancie* iu theta. Th* First National Bonk of Athens, Cmtrcial aii ftnilj Nrttm Il isiwt SSS*IM bv ssy psbtisslls* Islbr <. v -rr- Mew Advertisements. ill, no doubt, lead to Ingiibuion to re- spreading its protection over eywty vul- IJ Neatly half a million of money ba* ; liable lika thu tlockhuMer* fur debts been voted bv tbo Legislative cMimbly I in Australia fur tbo purpat* of coming,' too redemption of bill* und not** is out tins rnquiri-iui*nt* ut tbo n« w Educadesignated os ‘-lawful uiouor o! thu United Statet," inatoad of •‘spoci*." iln.ertug muila nt a dreadful civil t<) ttltn pray ere for ihctr c ououiace. Akriy Zwrye fiMurei -f lltadmj Ha-tn, AtltHmfksateUlslKd only* Auk cren tris > l.ss*r*-B.->. It Um tor. Sr «->o prei'U. .. THE LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER rir ins xosrno'i^r through the old Constitution. opens condition of tho Government, it* ability th* hour of peril finds him, |>» rvsrees «f ths trier Mill srtUhttMlXTEF.. OC)[t5 bss Ire* >sMireU.il hu b«re TEN <:<»!.! n/ FOLIO PAPER storiaI District, on the various propoiltious submitted, by tho Commission Io Ci ties and villages ehall be UKOrpor- tbo Lsgialatutc. ba siren in full. !ed only under g*ncral laws, though :Uo Bute boundary Sir Hugh Allan ha* surrendered his -listing charters may be altered. The general laws shall limit their powers ol charter to build tbo Canadian Pacific Bailroad, and the Government on. its part has reloosed him from the bond Clan Grant are 1-nnri.AUATiojr. rnx »rrtrartc*v rxwxFAHta, J-OIl 1M7O. Ehenuiatiuiu, --------------------- Scalds, Lameness, Baras, Sorcnca*, Netintlfiia, Sore Throat, Boils, Wounds, Hoarwneiw, Ulcers, Bruises, Piles, Sprains, Headache, Colic,. Old Sores, Toothache, All Hemorrhage*, startling xltaraUcns, embodie* to* cor- uired an answer particularly, NATIONAL TEASKSjniBG- jJaoo-iu this issuu. Promptly, and ap-ii patently to the vary general aatiifaction [ of th* public, th* Comiaisrion Aid »«» i work. Owing tu the podtion which w* > occupy w* shall not fori at liberty tu !; comment Editorially ou the particular , merits of th* juoposmi amendment*, I but shall from iiiuo to tlm* publish tbo " ’ family tea parti**, club JOB PRINTING Morion) CD 3 WnOLSBALK * RtTAlb ~ GROCERS. Iho links thn: bind inc aflatod term*. Atiertis ii tie Hanim Banter. General, Hon. J. J. Cole & Son, X Cwrese el Mate si-4 Charsk H*. 0*t gar St* UrafUrtu LAlil) PU8TE, ' SHOD iiiffliaE, UK at Bin �U|E R^nlSUC^^B^MI^. I THE RIGHT OF WAY. J10NSWA6GLED 1 Heal taw piotics?. < ' tntoiai pqpu w usrr tum. CLOTHING. Regular ct-rm machiuo is in full rnmu, XUmtey t ' 'iatejrss NO WUHmi:». . DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE RICH AND THE POOR. On mutton Aid. Bentley wan appointed ' OBS1HMLI “0«E MHUr iK« fflf I Beyond the Mltsluippi. iSZ r u s***^’;. . „ I:un'*a * «» Prtltitiu at If. A. Bussell, and 121 firm nroewifatra this. Tbo Boot and I otbers far an approprutlou 'on Henry i ^hoa basilicas will bo continued by Mr. ! Btmc, was prasanlnd and referred to who axpiwaa hta sin-j WE SELL NO SHODDY CLOTHING! report at next mcetini;. • want of first clans Boots, Bboco/Uvar-1 PnUiion of H. J. Kcnfield. and it1 shore. Rubtors, Blippwro'cte., cheap lor ‘ rouM >JsTS*l nrirco nald fee o»J, .' ~ • i~-~ usmuiaw.-. liookstore, ha. Iwt received a full line Prtrca paid for their productions, to soy j Fhe Jl.yii pro frm appointed a. such of the 1 ..xt Books to be u>«!Tn tbo pub­ nothing of the reductton in prtoca on Committee Utd. Beamer It .|re nlld lloKcl>ools.rfthbcfty fur the ensuing imported necwMlties throngb the reduo-1 Hama. f . which ba offl-ra to tho nubile nt tlanln -----. , ! — . „ itie lowed c«»h price. He also ha* a tlnn tn Utt tariff ratro on freights. With th—. r.^ VV----- ’ . , ™ bldcwalk Commltto reported In fineasaurtmsnt of first else. Stationery, n ten tneec facta iM-fon- you. wu ask. favor at mnur„rHnu._ _____ !•«,. r..v. >i> '• I Ibo way of the oonstrucfooktng at the question - nu’’.I.' : raJ:S: the Company w ill bennly a Unto from each perron, while Che benefit* to be detrlved from the--------road will be perfectlyy --------------------The Committee appointed to notify enormous both iu individuate through j ]»-nons having frtet-f.l* tn retuovo from wh<w land the rued run* and the public old cemetery. rnported t hat they havo geaeraily. Forthte reason, it to both 1 pre farmed they duty, having notified falrwndjutt for the people afong the I ninety nine person* and have pq-ted lino to donate the right of wav. and, notice as well tu publishing th. wme in oho, to aubocnlM'r liberally totbo stock, the county pope:.-. ■ ROBKKTtl. r.M. “riXX..'1"" "" TO “SV- .—.. >-! .1 mi “tB tuaVEKS PUIIX1PPA M. P. OJO. W.SLXDE.S*«7. HASTINGS LODGE, NO- &£, r. a A. u PAJUMKR ENCAMPMEXT. NO. *0 xsir’"4 * tnM,!‘ Ih3,*Jy •5X WILLIAMS. Swllw................... ItASTIXGS LODGE, ND. SN. .»wr , , . , . , . ,1 and to prepare swung num to transact I । wrommen iu.1 m d^ptia, ehroni^ i,llsintwt ncatlv, rorroellv and with di.»etm Monday, through l.to Agent, Mr. I rbaumattem and droiwy." This merff- p.-4ch—.'ter.M» D«A'» Ahtoynto. 23 1 C.O. Titus of Pbltadelpbte, places! on | C;M j, mM|h4 with ^4^ in | - --------- -- ---------------- cJmntk- of’ iterrv with of the 1 ^tamillon'» Buehu and Dandolkm-> Etstxt.—AV. Oven and 8. Iz-wiv, an^tnta of Mtehtonn which for ta-autv of P™ •* ««Wilional jamit m । o®»rilW »ato Warlati A DavScbmHtata of Michigan, which for beauty of * T, Lined Adjustable Itamper Stove Grate, finish, exrallcneeof binding, jmd perJ- 1 ’ for buruing wo.zl or <J.l. On* of tbe LOCALS copying a full page >■> by 13 inches, and What Physician* say about Dr j rae-LU-d of your fuel and otherwise | glvta every euWivl.ion of land from a<- . Trask’s Magnetic Ointment Many mak” yuur'stovei much miro valnable Srtcixx. Nonet—We pay 41,60 a. cord for dry siovo wood on subscription. DEPARTMENT. . t OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT. l»u Overcoats, Visiting Cards. Buelncvi Cards. Weddlhg Card*. Druggists Lsbelii, Full Klirct Postess, s Wo make a Specialty in Hoavy Winter Overcoats for Men, Picture Frames, Having scoured the Services of i MR. JAMES M.HEWESi Who is fully Ccmjuent (<> make for Boye. for Youths, ... Children’s Chinchilla, Cape and Other Styles of Overcoats. Shirts and Drawers, 40c. to $3. BEPuMRlJNG ! IW SIU V UMH WI IB IBB To Merchants wc Sell Goo^t as Cheap as they can buy them in any Eastern City. MB. WILLIAM H. STEBBINS An Ezperinrtsl |>c.-von in STAR CLOTHING HOUSE HEMM! Donee Programme*, Wedding Invitation., Double Mammoth Pcutero, In fact any kind or style nf Printing. From n one line Card to a Ten Short, i and onw th. t will be appreciated by all' Oro. & Wm. Ckvvtand, Waterville, ' who hove occasion to consult a plat of .. .i——------ —------------------------------------ ,... -------------- -------..... ~ -' our City or any of the Village* in the ! I)r‘ Uuck,DSllutn. Munhall. Dr. Ires , iiU«. »sesfc»««. cure bargain*. Cal! nt ones. 25tf I------ s-^-s no ontlrcly reliablepints have! t'jn> tatngirtiuld. Dr. Bmgbam, L'tina. , Bore clnnee to torn..!: Scaaol room* „ „ ,,, Council mooting. Monday evening. Seo Sidewalk Ordinance in another ■ been madJ. Tbto map has • N- Y-- Dr. Brunson, Clinton, Dr. Bim-H. cheaproMMFIlCl t I f carefully cxamlnel by our: Clinton. S.-i advertisement in another , (.B/^i,’w“i r.n.3ts • -. MUtalS: ’ ’ ■ “ column. This wesk| pap»r it dehtyvd a day by I IVm«bb Bnrl AmiI.'Sm re-,1 r—t.lc ' . .I.... .. • ■ ' 36 CANAL STREET, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH BACON & KARRS CIHPBEH on PHSLOH SETS, SOF^S, < COUCHES, fHUOIlS, BUCKETS, «d. on Saturday. this <#tr alone. is at Maple Grove, attending the funer­ al of lira. Aiktnen, | Hasting., P. O., Get 21 th. 187:1. , ^bu best remedy fur Diarrhea, Cholera I Henry Burcham. Jay Ih ane. Lemuel' M-arbus, Colic and kindrod Diseases । GIVE US A OAIX ! Most carucsUy we comaroud this Atlas Knowles, H. J. bally, J. L. Whwe»r. : to the notice of every ttaldetU ot Barry i Direct your totten to number ol P. O. . __ ____ M..____ ... - ----.n,l»l» .. CLureh in this city. 1 fl j “ praggi.t, j ° . . - J. Itoazsr., P. JL gan«. preach at tbo Presbyterian church In this city Sunday morning next. Ushod, and like everything that cornea from that office is a thing of bcau’y. . .. The Ladire’ Society oouMcted with Kruanue! Church. w31 boentertamed by Mr*. Joliu* Rtmeon on Friday afternoon . It 'h®in af,J'“4,UTllI“ ” deteraiaesl Io pick a quarr 1 with us but . d„ w- Ut, none othvr । I tfw MnJret feeling*, towani him i . f I)a. withou: WMHlng u, , air. wootsy uns jum “““• on mcrus, uo —of hi* boot and shoo shop a sign that fe wo in friundiy way advised him that Give them a call. never used inquire uf sotno fri.-nds coutwrning^ts virtuiw. h era, and uses tho patent wheel at that; nd warrants them right up tu tho -hub. __________ 13«f The Hire House hotel at Grand Tho tickets en> out fo- the Fnotaau ■ B»ll to be held nt Union Hall on tb« 7th of Nojwmber. wxter the auaptore of P.rarer KreCo-apony ” ’ '' Citv Tim muaie i» to Bond. Tickets t2- imrtadiag W. H. STEBBINS, H, W. BELDING. HaaUngv, Oct. lA-23tf P IA NO S FOR SALE. i 1 Span Horses, 1 Yoke Oxen, "1 bo CoMtitutioual tjommhwion did its work in exactly half the time allow- Min, at tk» Dtntal nfier A. 1‘. DK.tK^ if. P., Otrr Jrl*v A Side’* Dray Stori. 30 Financial matlrts nro alowly but perhaps nut just complimentary to the surely improving all over tho State *o I businmi* men all »ay. Suhicriptioas to the Capital Stock of half and half i«pcr* in a into utne, i Tl»o State Treasury purchased Oct. 9, 194,000 of Michigan &afo bond*, sixes, dqe in 1878 and 1883. Cwrebro-»pinal -mangitiv is said to bo kiln bf-limo,’just burned, frwoh end of tho doxens ofjournals n.ing the patent I prevailing among the horses is Grout Hope. township, St. Chur county. - We paid a visit this morning to the Bev. Zacbarish Eddy, D. D, has A rare chaneo to nuy Dry Goods I nlcn School building, which to now icing pushed forward very mpldly by W. I. F. Hams, Esq., who hss a force f twenty men at work. We arc glad to know that Mr. Hama has tbo Job in hand, and we are Mured that the build lug will be completed and ready fur A meeting. in the interest of our new’ occupancy on the first Monday in next railroad was held nt PoJunk, Rutland* The Board of SuparvuKM. oomploted ih.tr work and adjourned on Saturday looming to Monday. January fifth at 2 o’clock, P. M. Tho official proceedings Will bo published in oar next paper, tn the mean bM it te not too much tn say, that tbo work of tho Board was never done more harmocicusiy, and we think tbair action will meet with al- the place, op­ . A. CKJODYEAR'H Hardware :mbkr from the editorship of tbo Albion Hr- Dickinson pointed it i Oat. Bil>. A. little fun attached thereto. Forwmo roaron, tbo sprakore were roptreented a. B-nator Anderwu from Eaton Co . Carter from Barry Co., nod Ackley from Calhoun Co. A rouaing meeting, intense interest. «700 to the atoak and one mile right-of-way wax the nwult. AB wonid have passed off as noth gathering* ‘urtar.’ had not a flax­ ' Luadcd urchin discovered in tho Scuater from Calhoun, the veritable Fred. of drug tame. "By «V b* ‘*I » , bo blamed if the Senator from tho ICth | j-,^ test th. -n- who sdvwttaw j himself m the ‘City l*ogRW.' ' I that chaj> from Baton Co., didn’t look 1 like lM»ey, although ha wvre a Create, ‘ bat. and loomed up about sis £»«t. k1; SMOKERS. Bo assurnd that 8. J. Rich keeps the I 1 Two-year-old Heifer, 1 Yokelyearling Steers, 1 Two-year-old Steer, 1 Yearling Heifer, First-Class Instruments. 24*8heep. R J. GRANT. IN SEARCH OF THE CASTAWAYS: ItosaaUo of A XamUra th. Un of Cantata Omni st Um Brig "MUsels." s.4 Jrjh. New Scales. New Styles. naaa being sorried on by Jim Button. Jim m on SoOmon Street, and dore our, »«<».-« than ooy other mstitubon of the kind in Hasting* Die store » New Prices. Very Low. CLHUUITCOUIlTS-1874,1875. bb ~ . and the inatiiufion’te unurually pro^-erou*. Tho State Dental Atofciatfon wai in nt Ann Arbor lau week. A committee reported .troagiy in fever of I nil dentists in tbo B»te joining the t-ndas union >.f dnitnta for mutual pro- Treasury ■jp^.i^agsa to $25 5 to SO to 15 to 20 | FOll SALE Gold 108 3-8. lie-want to-day. YOUTHS’ to $12 5 to 50 ...10 to 30 SPECIAL NOTICE.________ £ -- S-S-fc «!•>-«• UMiWr pito. tiKiet eminent vtvu h.ngtneera tn u»e j i u • , . . . । AND U|l•^nr*1, I An Atlas ol Barry County. ■«.<n e .nitric . . BOYS’ Children's Suita, Boys’ Suits Youths’ Suita;.. FURNITURE I ------------- - . - - . . Near Btauffer’o City Pining Room*, or , j County, In amount *qual tn value 10 and i-wwe 82. IT, «»• allowed and Nations! Hotel. Apply E. H. Lathrop, i all you are asked to subscribu in stoak| order to ba drawn from Contingent or donate In tbe why of road tied, every : Fund. Partiw desiring to borrow Muncy cijaax j Aoronnt of V u„ Tinkler, iflowel ut Ho EveryOne! tber in largo or small amourdx, will do Looking at thia question froth this; te.OT. .... . , , ,, , , well to call on Fred V. Young. Attor­ •toad point we believe we should fall to Aceounl ot John F. Gain*, work <m I gA "a G** BnauL ney at Law and Justice of tho Peace. Office over 20U .v . .. ... w.v, oiivwa Hulu the bo.it stock in Hasm... the ».«« Pottofllce. « urge upon you all, not uuly the |ktojwrity cd and order to bedraw from reaper.: d ® awl lor thBt nunc — -----but the abtolute duty ef taking ttie n- Uve Word. a. changed. u Jd go Urc-foal. We all know Gary, The fosf shilling Sugar r in Hatting*, quMtc amount of «:<s* and of donating On motion Council adjourned. aB.j know ho means just what ho saja I« W1J by g. J. iCoi, !)„, truggitt. Itltf with U>e least possible delay, as you may J. W. BKXrinv. Store on Jeffcrwra Street. 24w8 1 l>c asked, the right of way. In the town­ Another frosh arrival »t sphtrlid ship of Hastlnini we are informed every — ■■ ■ «----------School Book - a fine «tock, such as The modtaua! clfocts of Bachu arc , «in bo used iu tho city school*, just Musical InttntmraU, at S, J. Bien, ]>cr»on bas/rve^ done thia, and that the lOtf deeds are all exocuteiLMi-n ofPralrioviUc tumined up in tbe Unite ! State Dis. : rocaivw and for snlv at live and lot 1iv.< Barty, Hop.-, Rutland otnl Irving, can j pswatory a. foM«ws ■. “It u giren in • P/tore by F. D. Ackley, nt the City Ih-ug dbrl I.U1.I.P., » b. tahl.J ,h. ,QC1, ,~r U,W th,„ok bbJ Tho Grand ItopLlt Biuinea. CoHegw ! already good a* thei. Mate . , ,, ,, usnohave a road is* J. „r 1 , “”.k-. ’1 ... .U ncknowlmiged tu bo the brat furnish-1 1UII Heads , M and tnoit comtnodioua iu the uerth-1 Statements, gUnd, retention or incontinence of urine, Vest. Ito reputation for nmeriority ' MA80NIC. CHILDREN’S, Cheap Farms iu South-west Mutant t.' 1wants nt the Public for everything in . 12 15 17 25 6 Fine Beaver Suita for Men, .... Fine Custom Made Suit, for Men,.. Double Breasted Pea Jacket;.. , STMS & DIM Tho Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Com­ pany offers 1,200,000 acres of land in 1 i.Vt.ual and Southwest Missouri, at from S3 to 112 per acre, on seven years' | time, tnw, with free transportation from StSt-Ij eg Louis to all purchasers. Climate, soil, i timber, mineral wealth, schools, church- ' es and law-abiding society invito emi­ ' <• I Bill■ fn.n, nil WMnlM ,In.i.t nf 1 $12 15 30 SO • 40 18 Good Heavy Casnimerc Suita for Meh, EMIGRATION TURNING, Mrs. Wm. II. Hayford offers Ler M rj'tore other residence, nt a teacher of U1U'*’, both vocal amt instrumental io.‘luding tho Organ aud Piano. T.nr.s ! ?,0®° for Mlcewns, payable one half !,n £4’r“noc’ .. , ,... Hasting*, Oct. 14th, 1873. Account ,r Hhertll Vrooman, was rt,, ■_ , ~ , faired to Finan-r Committre. h“.“j*„’/ Aecount of L. itumei: wm refa.red to M'Draery gmale. thiafaUandu aaknowl Finance Committee. b-v 0,1 * 1,0 ,ho TMW,“ “ Account of T. Alton. M.0Swm allow- n"‘y’_ -*U CHUItyiEl. u; M n.-.' 7.7 5351*K^7. a%.7. -.pronwaiteat. fssrsr Msrfisa Th«rsSsfearsTraT kvte te PRICE LIST FOR THE NEW FIRM! further West are prompt and reliable. : Heath & Co still lives and arv tolling Tho Texas connection of this road is uow completed, and passengers are . 1 : rash prove. 1 bo hundred* ol Picture ctlmd a brat class, all-rail route from ■raaC.naimlU.won Ordinance* report- Frames, made by them, throughout the BL Louis to Texas, either over tho Mis­ rd fcvorable to tha adoption of tttwKkU j County, will «x«k tor thnmselvc at to souri, Kamas & Toxas R. R, via Bedalwalk ' WBtir Ordinance. n*.un.n— tupwiorily in that lino of their On-motkin tho report was accepted. butinrsv Coffins, Cotket* and Undrrtnkec*' Guodt wo keep iu undtoss variety and guarnutcc entire satisfaction tu all Northern Pooscnevr Agent, "2 Lloyd St., Buffalo. N. or.-E- A.,Ford Gene­ ral I’uMcngi'r AgaaL St. Izmir, Mo. Hauk. oct22t2 yes and nays m follow. • Qnrstiom will be cbcerfull* aud prompiAyi-a—Aid. Muiige, Williamt,B>Mmcr, side of Creek Street. : : BUrt. n.u*uureUfiwtii>is,) - ■ • principal potato in the yv. Ws believo that B"areroom, 2fo. £55 Greene, near J �482348485348232323532353533000 c -vering a period of woudvrful bnmi- I Htaiioa into the inlori ir. Ix-tweett the ‘ Mi-risaippi end tko Rocky Mwufains, ■ tire fact wse dew.hj»id that bare was perennial i»as utes. “boundlras. • idles*, gateleas," where cheap beef and mut­ ton, also, could bn rained to fted the world, and al the same time, develop MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division ftota Wyoming, the chorao homo of graminiiorvus animals. Probably C 1uradu is the grand stock-raising Eldo­ rado. The vast herds ot cattle fr.au Texas, Mexico, and other section*, are driven into thia Territory, to aw .it buy- gisis of Coknwdo, ft has been disrovered, which covers the plains and bills nine months ouvof twelve, possesses gnat fattening properties, aud at the prswaut time the numb er of cattlo in tost country is estimated st two hundred large yield is always a legitimate aim. and is sure to be profitable in one way, if not in another. A crop may lie •> expensively raiwd ns to cost mure than it will sell for, even when prices rule high, and yet it may bn worth to tlw owner all that it cost him, mu', mule. In the light of au agricultural experi­ ment. it contains instruction, and if made with sp dal refervure to ths. ob­ ject, it toay prove extremely valuable ; and uot auervly this, but it baa the fur tb< r advantage of leaving the laud m better rendition for future crops. Two fanner, lor example, who inve.ts non heavily than usual in his corn crop, iu th* expectation of a proportionate yield, (tough he may fail to reulixe t u full fruition of fan plans, is at least tolerably Aura of more than an onlinyy yield, aud derives in oidhian, other in>?dan'-*l benefits iu tb« A-xtrn tillage, tbo extra manure, and tbo dcsdruction of weeds. Thsec advantsgea are uot roufinrd to the first season, lint reappear in the suc­ ceeding crop, and, it taken in tlw ag­ gregate, uiU psobabiy return has outlay and leave him u margin. Av a rule, 1 fttSt tioas, aud live yuung hdy who sets her cap to capturn him will be stuo to find herself caught, for bo can not be do­ mesticated to any alarming extent. When I rm him swelling it down street, with his kid hat, aud plug glow*, and fancy cane, twirling it and hi-, mu»- Magnetic Ointment sf rssas Sissi iSl wsri. sseuksieru M.ncsc'T. . I'inUsiAUB. MsrA.ll Mak. that of _ _____ _ ____ ___ _____ will rosily contain at« time tw.-nty-five ' thousand band •>! cattle, one hundred | . thousand bogs, aud tilty thouumd sheep. ' The oattfo are brought in by ('.roves, put. in tho bands of partirs who sell ifa tu 1 i to Ea-t.-ro buyvrr, and ar; then driven , into tho cats tor tranqsutoliur. Well leguiatrd le»f expresses aorf run bo- I twet u Chicago and Albany, New Yuck. | Brighton. snJ otherXs-ii.t'v And tbi* is the method br wKlch we getourlxef ; Cattle hit ut«>n coni at twenty cwutx per bu.be! are transformed into* steaks nt thirty-five rents per pound. Tbo era ul , ctuwp b-Ml b*a not yet dawned upon us. The ixoblem rsmal... unvJved. — /take £s,gaolia Balm SSfiHto,. Complexion. tswiszS^KvirsaSE st Ssnasll. Mish. Srs ,w. I'M Ux <tsis >1 Iks MT1H u. - : aslKtar. wsttsstrfa.. iffot' Michigan Cenlral R. R. OLD, RELIABLE ABO DIRECT ROUTE, teJW^awwSStt! K. A WATCH FREE 1 fish whou the tin is tilsl iqarneJ, and the .wvgUwmoi I4e <41 (always supposing ! a go.1 biaad). print tneir charm. upon । memory. The ti.hrry te carried un gvu- I erally trutn Julv to Novomlwr. all along ■ tlie west coavt of France, Two of the Liqp-st stations nn> at Douarenney aud than mist of us would suspect. A cr^p Cuuiurncuu Floats ot boats go out thus raia.si, even it net manageI witu •«r tew tuilea and *|re.dout their nets the beat uf judgment, is at Lusk a step by the side <d which some codroe is in tho rigM diwxtiaa. I: is an effort v. develop Ufa tugboat tsjavibility of the . soil, it aims at a high mark. Omul Tbi WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS Pills, *• >M|tHa4*U vyriM.W *t mH aUasn era >m rwl Maw.l aaM kImi MURDER?, SxSrSi ing to boy ru' h They are sold by the I thousand. The eurer employs large i.uuibrrs uf loots, who cut off tbo beat’s of the fivh. wash and salt them 1 T he Cab are then dipped intn bulling oil 'vinegar bub reckless, but ho in evidently nest. sensible and means business probably l< .* money the first year, if be avoids serious mistake., it prove the most profitable crop uo raised. |f ii should even hare no < tin ; the labc Is tire put on, or Mmictimca enameled on the tins, then they are ready fur export - It doei not always । rm tub.- ruin, nibensi that ibofongt'rthe UVH.GST9NE tin is kept tn-upeued tbo more mellow do the fish brtutue, and if proj^tly pteparI pared, ago improves thcui as it does Suod wine. But if they are too salt at rst, age dues not benefit them—they always remain tough. The sixes of the tins are known n> half end quarter tins There are two half-tms, one weighing • ighti-en uunees. and the ..’ther suitsen ounces gicna. The quarter tins usually w-igh about seven ounces, but there | i» a largo quarter tin sumetinir-s impor­ ted. Whole tin*, aud tvrn larger oats Mill, sre ured in France, out seldom bitters sass AFRICA 'i.7<7) •raisis-; Us4 Hsao. WASHINGTON 235353534848302631914823485390485323 That Hfa, TsSTw, Sk£y-Lxkfa^>nh •r itysa. Wteiss WwsSUww. VSsees. •to Weese or say ansa eC MewMr nsUly ewttols ato OMseiMr saSsr Its InSyenas. fa Mat 11 will es yee Nte fMCawd suso The only animal which we barn on exhibition thia evening is tlio fashion­ able young man of the period, and I may be allowed to say just here that the pariad secrua te bo unusually long. Step forth, (.’harks Augustus St. KjMSSiir « Wt u For* Tam Jartsm & Sajiias Go to the Banner Office DR. CROOK’S WDiE OF TAR I aTrs TfsnsfissMU kr raw ■■rrn.IT. r—u sori— l« tes« liss rsesnl New Book for Agents I W. «... A ...i* ' will see that he baa a tine head—of hair, lor tb" Ml iipuu which it grows t. extremely mellow, and ho keeps it । weR rilled. Sew with what tnatbcmali। cal precision it is parted in ii» middle. Wild Life in the Far West KIT CARSON rriment. and wil begin to realise what meant by ristemat'c farming. CuSBsB Wiuux. ioinrrw, N Y. WlBseeSWurlnbavsmora h.r. l.-.r • for FINE JOB WORK. Slif. The Babcock i.Ua.«. * LITE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS ! THE niTUlK AKE TsttfT LANTERN INK, CRAYON, WATERGOLOB AND OILS, a^SXV’r ‘-JT. at the iw new. sometimes gets - well, i tuit drunk, foshamsbiy fuddled, as it. wore; doesn't know r to-tfow his grand, u. other, is his uncle st wot, or efas wwss. , He aloe r wears with gran* aud exquisito ]»>lieh; imhwd. it is ratbar a pleasure than othorw{« to bare him ' � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-10-29.pdf 000a0a1a70077de30901ed4dcc06cecc PDF Text Text TffE f\spilBLic^ HeXptIslicaiI BMlssg. RATES OF ADVERTlSIlfO. VOL XVIII HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1873' MWHil aid Illi!to Cinb- NO. 27. Tbo Superintendents of Poor submit­ Enamro Snanos, 7 I’. M. On motion of Mr. Day. the saves* ■ ted tbo following a* their report : Board convened pur»uant to adjourn­ went rolls of the several Townships and n th B~r4 tf Suptrri.tr. */ Jterry ment. Roll railed, quorum percent, the City of Hasting., were referred, to Board proceedad to bustnes*. tbs Committee on Equitation of assess­ undersigned County Saperin- , The Committco on Miacollanvou* ment rolls. Seven and woe halt mills on the ag­ Undents of tbo Poor for Berry County, The account of Richmond* At Backus would respectfully submit the following Claims, through their Chairman Mr. gregate valuation of tho taxable proper­ Munroe, further reported, that they had ty of tho c5bnty u equalised by tho report: examinsd tho following accounts, and Board of Supervisors will give Hie amount required, to-wil: (34^)25.1 G. We. would therefore recommend tbe adoption of the following Resolution: RndtM, Ry tbe Board of Supervisors of the County of Barry, that the sum of seven and one-half mills ou the dollar bo iM-Mcd on tbo aggregate valuation Armiiws Stasias, 2 r. x. of tbe Real and Personal Estate of said flaard convened pursuant to adjournCounty a* equalised by raid Board of meat. Holl eallml. Members all pres­ iSuperviaora at V>* present nasion. ent. Board proceeded to business. AH of which is respectfully submitOu motion of Mr. Munroe, tbo Board ntoc-eded to the election of County Ilrain Commuaionor by ballot, with the Haaar Bm»i, following re»ut; J amu Yocm, JauurA W. Houglitalin, received 14 Joms II Dav, votes. J*me» W. Hutightalin having received ' On motion lie Report of tbo Cotstn majority of vote, of all tbo Super­ visors ole-tt, on motion of Mr. Kvsgle, i ! mttteo on Finsace was accepted and be was declared duly elected as County adopted, and referred to the Committee Drain Comud—font-r. uimii Apportionment of Taxes, for di­ The Clerk laid before the Board a ’ vision of taxes to the aceeral Town­ ship and city of Heating*. We would ncotnmend raising bv tax The Committee ou l^iseellat.rou* an additional sum of (3,000 00 for e«of Stuie Tux apportioned to this County, tituaisd expeuse* to February 1875. That t|io BujxirvUns of the ■ ClaiUM llirougb their Chairman Mr. | n hifh or. motion was receive 1 and ref-p . heveral township, and tbo City of flan:-' M--.I.-. , forth : ftp Irted thJt they had 1 rod to the Cutnmlltre ou Finance. ' lugs be. and we hereby directed to tu- 1 ruauibicd the foUatring movunta aud tli.-ir -ll.iV.nr. .. Tint account of Janies A- Stjiecwy uhd s>9« upon the taxable property, bith IVliobl ; right othm was prevented, ami ou real mid |ierwnaL the several sum* of | motion ot Mr. Yuunga, utarw received money rwpiin-d to bo raised by certlGaud roL-rrotl to the Committee on Claim* catn u[ the Town Clerks and Citj BeOn motion Board mljourncd until 7 "ooeder, for township and city purposes, ; : o'clock thia evening. . also to nsse** upon the taxable property Wx H. 1‘owxa*. Clorlt of School Districts fractional, such sum* , of money as are pro|<rly certifoxl to, : aud required by the Bebool District,; Enron Stsainx, 7 r. m. DIVING FLUE. BASE HEATER, Board cunrer.vJ pursuant to adjourn* meul. Roll called. Member, all pre.cnt. Hoard proceeded to buisness. Ou motion ol Mr. Muniw, thaatiinunt of bund io lx> given by tho County Drain Comtuisviouer mu Gie-1 at tli» *luill be n cnxlh|o the County in ap­ pearance. and at tbe same time furnisJi U'rexmmralafion for tha r-UvsiStation and repahilion of it* inmates, according to sex, ago, and cvnditiuu. • J. M. Nnrni*, THE BOARD OF SUPERVISOR 8. Er.itf Syor. qum/tj-cio yo qiri S^p.^cpo/i CiTtor llssxim*, Mich., October 18th, D*78. GREBLE &. RUSSELL 1W»- CALL AT JOHN bTAXLEY H Pure Wines and Lioucrs I I/upnorED SweeT’s Hotel, SEWIIVG jl mwewh S Michigan Exchange. Sab s of thc }T7melcr .J- D"iison foi the j/ttsl year is the Best (iuar- | rtt atee <>f its Stt/.eri r:'y orer all other sen-illc "'arh(>; the ino't simple in Cttn- ass si ruction. and rustly adapted to ! different kindn of work, running IF YOU WANT u i easier faster, and with less noise than any other seufing TCERIEB for Money cexore./ ? - Jfwri'vJ machine, are qualities which recommend the Wheeler , <fc I J. P, ROBERTS & FINE NEW STOCK OF Tcxsbat Mobkixo, ) October 14th 1778. $ Board couvexwd pursuant to adjournsment Roll called. Mow bcm all prnent Bosrd proofed to brolnre* T)m> Chstnnan announced the follow­ ing Committee*: , HATS AND CAPS. Medicines £ 1 le ,tao 1 to Cl. 1 tu I .: 1 lb. by ballot, iu place of Daniel 11. Pratt, wborni term of office expire*. Whereup­ on Daniel B. Pratt having roccixod n majority vote of all tbo member* of the i Board was declared duly elected^—Ou motion tho B.>anl adjeufued until two o'clock I’. M. ■ Wm HPbwas, Clerk. Board conveued ptuauanl to adjsnrnmeat; roll called, member* all present. Board proceeded to btuiucsa. Milo T. Wlmdie, County Treasurer, laid before the Board tbv liat ot Bejected Taxes for lb* previous year al l>u otter, also at the Auditor Geuerala office, together with tbo list and amouuli. that have been charged back to tbc county, and by tbo County Treasurer to On motion of Mr. Day tit® report was the Einalixaiion ol tho ararroimwnt roils of tbe several Townahip* aid tha City of accepted end adopted. Ou motion of Mr. Nichol* tha roper! Hastings, beg tea’" to submit the fol­ of the County 8nparintendenta of Pcor lowing a* tboir report : wu referred to th* Committee on FiAase—tacal Rolfe of tbedifferenl Town­ : ship* for tbe twenty yrurs last prat V. bo b*uad, provided that he ran procure the tamo to be doo* at a sum not ex­ Deeding four dollar* per volume. 1 Tbe Committee ou Fioane..-, through . tbeir chairman, Mr. Kaagle. submitted lb* following-tferirreport: ! Wa find 111* following amounts mm—ary Io bw raised for tbo ensuing AMERICAN MARBLE PAINTS & OILS PJKENIX CASH STORE' G^CNwhoh.’D.nwA.S. Bngbeo. Ephriam F. Manley and Iravera * Centre on Mtecellaneon. Chi«o-| and Artemn* W. Chapin. Committee on Finance—John K*ap>. Henry Brown. Janse* Young, Juhn H. Dav, and Aartn J. Walker. Committao on County Buddings— PteiMte. Brown. Aaroc J. Walker, and Chari"* N Youngs. . Cummins* oa balaH's—Henry Brrom, Jam- ToMff. .ndD-nimmS ;77ohn K-gto. le-JsAn H. Munroe. Ommius of throw oo not be Undersold. Board convened pursuant to adjourn­ ment. Bull celled; member, all pre* cat. Beard proceeded to business. The Committee ou Misoellonaous Claims through their Chairman Mr. Munroe, further nported that they Usd examined the following accounts aud •would recommend their allowance sv follows: Ou motion of Mr. Cta»j UmA report ' b Oo motion of Mr. Day the report was adopted. Mr. Creasy offered the following prewm accepted. «*!*’Retene fctoof. Art Ws. 1». WK Cnlnrotly. BalUnis, Act No. | Unltsrsliy. AM. Ad Ko. 11 USJ. 10 oVloek A. M. Board called to order by Chairman, members all present, Board proceeded to busiocM. Mr. J. M- Nevins, Bccrctyy of the Barry County Agricultural Society, on behalf of raid Society, laid before the Board a certificate duly verified, that said Society had rate— tbe sum ot om hundred dollar* and upward* during the preaent year for tbe purpose of pro­ moting Agricultural, Msnufsclurer* aud M»ch*niCT art* in said County of Barry, which ou motion «** received and placed Mr. Pleiad** Brown moved that >b* Board of Supcrviacro appropriate onetwsulicth of one mill on tb« dollar ou th* aggregate cxpslired vslnaticn of tho County o! B*rry, to aid the Barry Cauuty Agricultural Society n the erection of building* aud pertuaxuul im- M otion prevailed. Tbe Committee upon sppoe-.ioom.nt of taxes, submitted the following their report: Your Committee to whom was refer­ red the matter of th* apportionment to ths different township* a&d tbe City of Hsstinp, of lb* Blate and Cowaty Drain and rejected tax fur th* year 1878, would trepeetfolly beg to*vs to submit tho following *tats«x>cnt of their ;BR=C£>^SS«SZ3=3a» •33333- uatior. for above the real wealth of Use State, besides being extremely onerous and uajsst to parties having the misforlone to be in debt, and, rLr.m, It i. believed that a law could be so framed as only to tax prop­ erty u. penoto owning tbe same, and also Ui enable the aueaaing officer to ro«cb a Urea amount of moneys and er.dito 'list now escape taxaifou.— Therefore W ft By the B~rd of Supervisurs of tbe county of Barry, that tbe Hrm. th* Legiateture of tha Slate of Mirtti- BOOTS AND SHOBS,’ John H. Monnm. F-hj«h P- Bansum, Dye Stuffs. On motion the report of the Commit­ tee was scripted and adopted, andjso much thereof as relates to Dinin Tax ws* referred to tbe Committee upon apporttea meal of Taxis. » Supervisor Day iotrodaord th* follow­ ing resolution : RavtrrJ, By the l)..srd of Supervisors of the county ol Barry, thv: the County SupL-tiulendenta of Poor of said eoutity, draw tbeir pay for tbeir servieeaas sack out of the County Poor Fnnd of said ThoFCommittoe to wham was referred RUSSELL & NEVINS CLOTHING. On motion of Mr. Day tbc report wa* accept vd. ' Mr. Bugbeo moved that tbe report of tha Committee bo auimondwl by iprortiug 250 days in place ol 225 day*. Tho amendment prevailed, and tho report a* axnondol wi* adopted. On motion of Mr. Munroo tbc Board proceeded to tho election of u Cmmty Arrntstxix Snatort, 2 r. m. Board conrened pursuant to adjourn­ ment. Rod calk-1. Mombere all pres­ ent. Board proettoded to businoM. Tho Committo upon Equalisation of 0Mo«<ment rolls, submittea tbo follow 'Wilson to the public as Superior to any other setcinff DRUGS 'r > ) • OctoUr 15th, 1873. f Thia being tbo day deeignatod by th« Board convened pursuant to adjourn­ tatuto of tbo State ot Michigan, for ment. Roll called. Membars all pres­ ent. - Board proreeded to busineM, Mr- Day offered tbe following reso­ lution : Rrnltei: By the Board of Stxpurvla- , or* ot tbo County of Barry, tliat George ' Eiklee, now confined tn the Insane! Asylum at Katemasaj, be released and | [wnui'.lod to return borne | । Ots motion of Mr- Munroo the resuArtemus W. Chapin, lutiun was adopted. J. in. H. Ds;., On motion of Mr. Kcagle, tbe Clerk , Epbriatn F. Muuloy, i was allowed an order of five hundred I Gmtgv’ C. Nichols. I dollars to apjily ou salary, ‘ John Kwigfe, i I Tbo amount of Gioirgw II. Brooks. I and ten other* wa* presented, and on I I motion ol Mr. Henry Brown, were re-1 reived ami referred to CuuuufttM ou Miser ilanirutta Claim*. Mr. .Day offered the following reso­ David G. Robinson. Chari-s N Youugs. lution : JtmM; By the Bwd of Supervitars Aaron J- Walker. of tho County of Barry, at thmr Octo­ John II. Mimrou. Lcandi-r Lapham. ber S.-asion, A. D. 1873—that the Maple Grove, Heurr Brown, County Surveyor, be and is hereby auth­ Orangeville, John Q Crorey. orised’to purchase at the expanse of , PraineviH'-, ) Lewis Wilcox, the County, one Book of Record tn bv Rutland, '1lvni«on 8. Bugbro, kept nt bis office ; also, one hand book rtiarna|{Jc. Elijah A* Banrum. for each Township to contain copies of Woodland, James Young. tho field note* ot each town. Soul field Yankee-Spring*. note* to b« kept at his office, and to be Munro*. -John Q copied iut, iho hand books at his own On motion of Mi.---------Creasy, ot Prairieville, was ebuseu temrxtwuao. nunrv Chairman. On motion of Mr. Phillip*, tho reso­ On*motion of Air. Munroe, the Board lution was adopted. proo-ded to th* election of Chairman On mntipn of Mr. Pleiad— Brown by bdl.it, with tbo following result: Board adjoornod until two o’clock >. m. t>. O. ReMwew. sf g—U»p City ree'd 16 »«•" Wm. H. Powxt*. ClarkJsl>s Q Crusj.of FralrtenU* » ’“£• DllV GOODS, Tucasnay Moaxixc, ) . Oct. XOth, U73.5 [ Cham.es N. Yorxos, > Committee. Board convened pursuant to adjourn-; Aaoov J. Waxxxe, ) n-ont Roll called, member* all proa-; | On motion of Mr. Nichols the Report exit. Board prncevdi-d tv buaiucea Aud we reestnasud that the Board was adopted. The »[*«cial Committee on Salary of County Superintendent of Schools, d- pass a Resolution instructing the Mr. Munroe isoved that Use report of through their Chairman Mr. Munroe, Draw Commissioner not Fo issue any the CommiUe* bo amended by atrikibg submitted ths following us their rejKirt: order? payable until after the Grat day out all dial portion of the same that re­ Your Oimiulttoo on the Salary of of tlic aucwedlsig Februsry after tlia lates to ciaterax County Superintendent of Schoois, hav­ job is finished. % Motion prevailed. And are furtLer recommend that the ing had the subjoct under cvdlwivrution. On motion of M*. Crewry tha report would wommend that T. B. Diamond, Supervisors of tbc Towush-p of Baltias amended wia adopted. County Suporintonduat of Schools, be mure and Rutland be authorised and On motion of Mr. CreMy th* Sitriff jmid four dollars tier day for hts anrviccs instructed to aesesa upon the several de­ *>> instructed to pan-base tbo neces­ as such, to incluilv pay for stationery, scriptions in their Township* the sums sary amount of wood for lb* use ot and that bis service, shall not sawed as reported b; the Drain Commisaioner Court Hi-.um aud Jail. 225 days in any one year. On motion Board adjourned until to­ All of which I* moet T-vp«-ctfully sub­ morrow morning at the hour of eight mittedo'clock. Jumn H. Mrnos, I Wm. H. Powaw, Clerk. I Un motion of Mr. Keagfe. ' of Hie Committee on Claims. I ted and adopted. • On motion Board adjourned until to­ ! morrow morning nt the hour of eight I o'clock. Wm. H. 1‘owxas, Clerk. D. G. Robfasou, having received a raajuriw of voles of al) tho Supornsor* to-ll <>■> >oa-]>• ‘“Vltea you to>oll a« W» «®*» j}j' elect, he wan declared duly eicctod a* Htevre of HU1KH BHU.’S. Butte btrect. HaMlBga. Mich., and exaiuin. the Cliairnvnn for th* current year. Mr. Munroe, moved that the Chair­ Wb^r A WUwm betore purch-lng eteewhere. man aj>i»jtnt tho tuual Cvmnuttoc* eonateting of the naual number of members, tugetber with a Drain Committee coasiuting of three member*. Motion prevailed. On motion Board adjourned until to­ morrow morning at tho hour of eight o'clock. Wk. H. Ptovraaa, Ctort. HASTINGS IARBLI WORK We would report that we d. era tbu furnace at tbe Jail unsafe atod would authorise the Sllcriff to sou that it.be made secure by covering tbe pip— with iioo or tin, aud covering lhe arch with brick so aa to let th* cold air pas* be­ twren the area and covering. ’ W« would also recommend that the On motion of Mr. Day the report was accepted and adopted. Ou motion of Mr. Nieh<d\ Board adt‘Burned until to-morrow morning at the tour of 8 o'clock. Wk. H. Punu, Clerk. I The beat, ns shown by the arrows, passes down the front be­ ; tween the cant lining and the outside across the double bottom, and up between the back lining aud the |xidy of Ute stove, thuy bringing the heat close close to the outside of the stove, and re­ taining it near the floor, where the cold uir always is. ■ Motion prevailed. The Committee oo Couty Buildmge submitted the following report: ■ TLo Committee on County Buildings , would report, that after a carefal exatn. inatiou of the County Buildings wo would recommend tbit the Sheriff of Barry county be instructed to erase tbe ;w*Ils and foaec around tbe Court Houao yard tp lie repaired from time to time, ns tbeir condition may require. - Also that lie be instructed to .repair the cel­ lar nlaira at the Jail, also tbe gate at ease for file* and pipers be purchased for the uao of the County Clerk'* office, of milaUo nil* to bold the papers that constantly accumulate therein. We would farther report that we find the building* at the Conntv Fann in a fair condition. Wa do not deem It ad­ visable to make ary moee repairs than Poritively saves Half the Fuel of any tonight- Draft ’ Keeps Fire all Winter without rekindling. Jias a Cast Iron Fire Chamber. DENTIST each county id Ike Blate one eopy, re­ quiring that they be laid before tbeir several Board* of Supervisors, respect­ fully ashing their cooeurrenee in jptilioniug the Legislature to euaet the much needed reform la our Tex Law*. On motion of Mr. Manley tbc R**oIni ions were adopted. Mr. Mtmrcc moved tbit when the Board adjourned this week, ft bo until Monday, January 5th, 1874, al 2 o'clock On motion of Mr. Henry Brown the ': resolution wn« mlojitol. The Committee on Salaries of County ’' Officers, through their Chairman Mr.!, Hetny Brown, submiued the following ' ] us their report: Your Gimmittoo on the Balaries of J County Officer*, haring had tbo subject' • under conki<l<*ratio:>, would rvcommsod । that aolnritu l>o |>aid u> the County Of-', D. B. Watv, Huperintmdenta ol Poor. Dated, ILuunga. October 14th, 1878. Harry County Poor Farm account from Ort. 11th, 1872, to Oct 141b, 1873. Naiivills, itb. That the occupant of any Baal Relate mortgaged, be required to pay tbc lax assessed so mortgage, and the collectors receipt therefor shall bo a* *o much money paid ou said mortgage. RtnktJ, that dm above Preamble and Reeolotion bo signed by tho Chairman and Clerk, and ibat tbc Clerk cause to is -3 • Si 3«ivt=;x « i sin । �Tbb GaoaXM fa HHnais, last einter I afThe Union Trust Co uaeared the pamage of a maximam *’ IPHOfUli freight tar-ff ou all the railroads in tbe tiou in Chkago, a rosulutiou was intro­ duced recommending the passage of a similar actin other Bules; pending a mutton to adopt tvnaidrrable durusufoti was bad, and tbe oppuaitiua to its pas- ; sage was very vigorous. Among other things tbo toU-iwtsigUatemeutof existing | ratro as compered with what would be Boston, instead of being 80 c -nts ou fourth class goods, avoid t>* 81 47 ; ' on wheat, 81.22 1-2 instead of 80 route; I ra flour, 82.711 instead of 81.60 ; and oo White wo in this country havo been wtx.l per MW pound* 83.46 3-4 instead going through with our panic, the pro­ of 81.60. gress at events in Europe has boon too interesting tube entirely overlooked. Tbo condition of tbo finances there are Murton of Maseaihusotta, on *x-Govto us nf tbe utmost importance, and ths ernur of Nebraska, end one of th* rsrAfirst point of ioquirr vary naturally is, nt fsnurni in that Agricultural ritste, and a Deissocrat, tbc rtrictert of tbe and that son* shares of a fancy nature have fallen twenty per cent, and there, beneath oar notice, and knowing as we aa here, tho Govsniment is entreated to do that the editors of it caunut reply to our artidea, and have no stack in Wade also in the ideas of operators. If trouble breaks out, there is no telling tbo ex­ tent which it may reach. The panic is Vienna indicates something of tha C asocial condition of Austria, while tbe heavy stock apvjulatiouv in England combined with the irrepreosible rise in gold there and the scarcity of breadstuffs will require the utmost prudence to prevent a monetary crisis. And if England or Germany, it would go hard with Franco, also, whose financial posi­ tion, owing to tho drain of money into Germany and the failure of her crepe, is none of the strongest quently will not give any attention in future, to any uta they may publish about us personally. A candid and question of public importance will al­ ways find a plane in tho cilnmns of tho Bonn, but we havo no spare for any attacks on individuals or slurs on per­ sonal appearnute. or false statements of any kind, anil do got propnso to allow anything of this character to find place in our columns, ot to notiro any such attacks, no matter where published or by whom written, which are personal to us, which pertain to matters, other than of public. <n official importance. fint number of 8t NiM* has just bom iseood. PictijriaUy, U to one of HhcunatlMU, Scalds, Latuc&eiK, 'ilX-uSirJ the most lieeutiful magasinee in tha Bunt*. Sorrnewi, ' ‘ Tlw new Miseteeinpi bndgo at St. country, being enriched by designs from | Address, J I~ Peters, 690 Broadway, Neuralgia, Lotus, with it* tun eel. approache*, etc , tho i*racils of Miao Haltoek, Sol Eytinge, “ ~ ‘ Snrtt Throat, Bolte, Wounds, will probably coil about I9.UOU.OW; Mi*o Ledyard, Bhrppard, Ku-ph-ms, Ulcer*. Brulves tho bridge iteell tfi.UOO.WOO, Amxbicsm Hokxs. - Tbe Octobtr num­ Hoarseur-i. Ifolle*, Beard, aud others. Tho read­ Don Antonio Lq*>i Santa Anna, tb> ing mstter is varied aud bright There ber of Jawriosw !!*•"• is brim full of I limdMhc, Piles, Sprains, old Mexican general, now an exile, ie Colle. Old Korea, g>«d thing*, and folly maintains its TooUuutlie, i*«*rag a miserable hie, having sunk are thirty-lhrre article*, eomo fur the AH Hcmorrliagon, from ooutencs to tbo inert complete very little ooee, eomo for tho oldest of high standard of amuring. intererting 1 Dlarrhcro, JL young people, and eomo for every age and instructive family literature. With The Cunard Steamship Company betwsea. We find in it* brood, well a pair ot beautiful Chromo*, it is only ’ havo (tetennined to withdraw their vee- printed pages, poems, by William Cui- two dollars a year. Agent* are doing *ols from tbo Wort India aerriue to »n ton Bryant, Celia Thaxter. Lucy Lereorn, splendidly with the combination of tli* early day, and establish a daily lino bo and othora. There Is a capital human publishers, Cha* II. Taylor A Co . 123 tween Liverpool aud New York. In 1863, twelve Bartlett j>o*ni were fairy sketch by Rebecca Jlarding Daria. Washington street, Boston, end 92 Marexhibited et the Worcoster (Ma**.) fair Donald G. Mitchell contributes a char­ ‘ ket street, Cbieogu. which woiglied between eleven and acteristic article, entitled Who W'rote twelve pounds. tbo Arabian Nights I and the first chap­ Dxnoaan's Yocxo Annate* is among Severe lighting is reported at various ters of a serial awry by Frank R. Stock­ tho boat juvenile mngasineo that come* points in Cuba, between tho Spaniard* aud insurgents, resulting in a loo* to ton are given. A salutatory by the to our table, always sparkling with ea* (imdnctar, Mrs. Nary Msp<-* Dodge, to trrtaining and novel feature*. A scries euro to reach tho heart ot every child- of finely engraved cartoons, illnstin. reader—and the hearts of tbeir fathers ting tbo evils of intemperance, with doaud mothers as well. Among the stories ecriptioiu by Dr. DeSms, is announced we find a charmingly told account of a fur tho ensuing year. Yearly one dol­ h trees, were sold at ehuritTa | fairy'* visit to a bee hive, by Annie lar, with a beautiful premium. Address sale for 11,400The vintage of the Australian viuo- Moore -, an exceedingly luauy little W. Jennings Demorvat, 838 Broadw«y. ynros to estimated el 500,001) gallons j story by Margaret Eytinge, and lively that of California for 1872 was 4,000,- tales by Paul Fort and J. 8. 8tarv. WO gallons. Lucretia I’ Hole tell the adventures of Tbo Ohio and Kentuckoy Masonic a doll; Noah Brooks has a capital arti­ uendent, unoectarian journal, devoted' to Religion, Morale, Reform, News, Ut- ' Mrvorsl hundred dollars for the Mem­ cle for boy*, called By tho Bea, and Olivo vratarv, Music, Seionce, Art, ete., am! ia phis autfnrer*. replete with every variety of matter Tbe official returns of I’ensylrania ionod Hat There are also interesting suitable for the household, including give Gordon, for Supreme Court Judge, description* of cobras. passenger piga majority of 14,294 and Mackey for con*, the curious inhabitants of tbe Btoncs, Poems, Tales for Children, and other contributions by eminent writer*. State Treasurer, 25,852. Fmallone Islands, and tbo Piute In­ It ii edited by T. De Witt Talmage, Tupoka. K>n*a*, hail a moiutvr fire ! on tbo night of tbo 19th. Several large diana, LeaidM bright little Jingle and a who is editor in fact, aud not simply in buildings indudiug three newspaper whole page printed in large typo fur nsrae, and throws into tho paper all ol liubi children with big eye*. Wo must' ufiircs, were burned. his wonderful talent and energy. C. On Sunday last a slight earthquake not forget to mention as an admiraide H. Sprague, tho most famous preacher was felt al baa Francisco, and ou tbe feature a short story in German, for sumo day a volcanic eruption camo from the youngsters who are tonniing that language. A similar French story l* rappartera in tho Aaeembly havo also viaoted him, and besought him to say the word which shall cumpove tbo diAcuity. Ilia onlr answer is a vague letter, eay­ ing tha: his only object is tho union of parties ii Franco and the restoration o* her giorr, greatnew* and prosperity, which nobody believe*, cud whfch is understood to moan that ho remans a Bourbon of tbo eighteenth century; Th* eonaoquonoc is that tbo majority <»f tho AsesVibly, which turned out Thins and put ia MrrMahon. with the intention of retiring him nt the first convenient momeat far filling the throne, has practi­ cally disoolved The Bonapartists will act with th* Republican* in prokmging tbo present government, or in the resto­ ration ot Thiers to tbe Presidency aa the recent elections seem to indicate the people desire, and tbo OrfoauiaU also archical fusion which require* of their Chiefs komething very much like hu­ miliation, while MacMabon ia willing to continue in power, and tho Republican*, undo? tbe energetic load of M. Thiora. will sustain bun for tbe present. Honea we may safely conclude that tha ruacfor the present. Franco will sustain a Guverntnenl, Republican in form. In Spain, too, tbe Repubtican pros­ pect lias decidedly improve;! of late. been equally fortunate in conciliating loading men and in strengthening tho military power. Tbo Car1.!*:*, whom Castater recrally satimsted. all told, at 50,00 men. bare met with a eerie* of damaging reverse*, and dissensK.ll* are rife among the leader* aad domoralizatfoa m spreading through their ranks, while deaertions are of daily occdrveaos, aud if the arouunta of tlwo* who make thorn are to be relied upon, the CariWs cause ia in extremes. Al any rate tbe area of its control in tho North of Spain ban bora greatly diminished, white th. bombardment of Abaante has greatly iacreeeed tho odium of tbo enemies of the Csatalar Govarnmon’. end tbo tetter ie bow receiving tbo support of tbe toed- Topeto Tbe choice, by etectam of Free*, dent far tbe Republic of Sjwun to »oon to taka place and either Caste tar or Salm* r <m wiH bo elected and o*ther is an able Mtateoman, and would make an orcaDant THE ALDINE. Hhaw, who was convicted at Sandy Hill, Wusiiington County, N. Y„ of the muidrr of bi* wife and childrsr. Dg po»son, ba* been son Inured to tie hanged on Friday, November 28th. The trial of N. L Roberta and F. Glee*<in on charge of larging bonds of Tremaine was making his argument for th. defence A leading journal says, Eighty-six *omen havo rah red tho “it io rather difficult from the evidence I Michigan University thir farm. and speeches to detormiuo whether ■ Gen. O. L. Spaulding of St Jahns, has been prevented with a Sir KnigLte’ Btokua killed Flak, or Flak Stokes.'Templar Badge, rained nt F200. A brace of Cocgreraional dead ducks We demand of the 27ms« Jenrao/ tho —ColoueR?) L E. Mewmare ami Hon.(Y) proof of tbe truth of the statement, that, S. D. Clay, both ol (Truod Rap*.!*. “as Senator wo fmudulaully changed i They had 105 couples at tho recent Odd Fellow*' party in Sarptuck. A superb dinner closed tho festive periur­ On tbe 27lb, thy Bl. Louis Banks socceaslallv resumed currency payA Hud ion gardener has this oeoson mnnta, tbe deposits being loygly In ra»M*l Cv# Iras nf tr.ature.1 Hubbaid eqnash on three-fourths ol an aero of ground. Tho new Univanity hall is to b* ded­ icated a: Arm Arbor on tbo 5th of Nov. Preparation* are going an far a general The King of Saxony is dying. galaxy. Fred Itougtea has gone to Europe. Tbo display of apple* at th* recent Carpenter'* majoritv in Iowa to 21,­ County Fair in Grand Traver*.. »u re000. gnrded aa tbe finest ever mad* in the The » heat erop for 1873 will l-o 220,UOO.fMMI bushel. Gen. Cad waiter, of Now Jersey, is There ie excitement in Alaska over th* Sitka gold tn-Ms. Increase al population in California during last year, 40,000. Thus far, in 1873, 2,691 mites of rail­ road iia’o l»oen c-mpleted. Union Pacific train* hare already bven dvalyed by the snow An er tmrt volcano bos been found in waa married tert week, to Miss Emma tb« Wluto Mountains of Utah. M. Gould of Muir. Travelers through thia part of the State and Southern Michigan report lbs growing wheat crop aa very promis­ ing. end a large bredtb uf tead eown. Tbo Bay City Chrouiclo uji tbo salt ahipmrat over tha F. A P. M. Railroad this season havo boon about 125,000 barrels, and the entire shipment from tha Valley about 475,000 barrels. The rwidonco of Mrs Mary Puitt at Niloa, was burned on the night of tho 16th; only a portion of tho hraaaludd guxls waa saved. Iam* 14.000 ; inaur*d far 83.000. Th* Deruocruta of Detroit have nom­ inated Willfam C. Danoeu fix Mayor, ' Senator Edmunds has returned from Michael Halloran far City Cte*k, Joseph 1 his tnp to Europe, and was in Waah- R. MeGrath for Attorney, and Fred­ erick Ruhl* for Treasurer. angtou on Thursday. Tho Board of Su]*Tvisors of Eaton The New York Bar Association Thursday night resolved against an County mm on th* Uth, and adjourn­ ed on the 18th. The total oquahsod elective judioUry. It ie said that owing to nnaamanogv- valuation of th* porsoaal mwh and moot ooTarnl of tbe evonterfsttore will real oetate ia tbi* county t* <7,070,164. Tbe tax to bo rrieed for county porpoeM to 832.978,03, workers <4 Now YorkThere are ever a hundred battle flags of Indtaoa regiments i« the state in ins north vest New Advertisements. The Republicans of Detroit have placed in nomination tho following ex- ' cellent ticket. It should be elected by ' a decided majority. For Mayor, Hugh | Moffat; ForCIsrk, Charles H. Borg-1 A Washington dispatch eaj* tbo Atmen ; For Attorney, Francis G. Russell. I tonury General decline* to interfere in tho twosecut'ion begun aguiast default­ i For TreoA'irer, Edwin C. Hinsdale; Fur |, ing Pootmsster Slewart, of Pittoburgh, Police Justice. David E. Harbaugh; For and there to a pro*p><ct at tho accused Director of tho Poor, I.uther B. Wit* going to tho peniteatiary. Tho signal office rsturu* show tha: at , lard ; Fur Justice of tho Peace, Fluren* tbe great storm on New Brunswick coast. August 24th, 1,122 veaaeto were first view seems decidedly Frencky -it destroyed, end the loss of life to have The approaching municipal election boon nearly six hundred. NoarwlJMO is a question of flags. Tho Count de Chambord will havo nothing but a in Chicago i» exciting intense interest building* on th* land were ranted by White Flag, but tho French people gon- The candidates for Mayor are Kith Rc- tho same gab;. AU tbo Masonic grand bodies of tho erally will pot consent to give up Xbe i publican, the question being Bunday state uf Mieaouri, excepting tbe grand lodge, held their annua) sesoioM at 8tticket in tho interest of law and order, Louis last wesk. Th* reports praoer.t in favor of closing all places at bus nets on the Bgbbath, and restraining within of tbe way and has made a visit to tho closest jotribls limits tbo liquor Chambord ; and tho tetter's loading ttafic, may bo elected. Aside from this consideration, the survey ol European matters at this time concerns itself chiefly with tbo pUitical situation of Franco and Spain fornei'bct the Asbantee war, the visit ot Victor Emanuel to the Emperor of Aestria, nor the Catholic question in Germany rise to prime importance. la Franco, the monarchical programme uhidi was so promising a few weeks since, lias REPUBLICAN PAPER Tbo CHI Chromo*. Concluding that tho day has passed for the class of ehro- 1 mo* hitherto offered, it takes a “new 1 departure.” and gives its *uhecriberi i ■omrtbing t*u times letter. Tbe first I and mott noted i* “The Twins," by Sir i Edwin Lsmdseor, the greatest painter ‘ nf animals that tbo world has ever pro ! • duoed. The Chromo ia a superb picture, j measuring nearly two by two ami a half fret in sire, and wool 1 Ire worth Bcaiaxxa.—Tbe present number cf about twenty dollars in the art stores. Sfrthur, whkR begins a new volume, is Two maguificeut Scotch thephenl <L>g* unusually rich in all the deportments of ai« reclining upon tho top of a shelving biography, criticism, fiction, poetry, end illustration. If there be any charm in sheep for which England and Scotland I names, there is ample field for great are nitcd. and lying at her f«et are tbe expectation in such well known literary ' twin lambs, which give to the picture ' titles as Fronde, Stedman, George Mac. , its namt- A rich landscape complete* di^nld, H. H., Rebecca Harding Davis, tho picture. Celia Thaxter. and others of equal merit “A Wee Bit Fractiuua," the next if not aqua! tamiliority In tbo open­ picture, ia u recent production of tbe ing paper, the first of a serioo upon the famous Scutch painter. Thermos Feed, । old and new South, Edward King pre- of tho Royal Academy cf At}- A beau­ I scats to us, pictorially and through hie tiful matron with dark hair and eyes, I graphic pen, tbc Parisian city of Nev bolds in loving embrace her little Orleans Ths sketches are fol) of life, daughter. Its troubled face, the tear and the social view of Loustaua. jx»t on its check, the broken playthiug* on land pruonut, calm, dispassionate, and [ tbe flour, and tho demure look of lh.< terrier, show very plainly that an April Commercial ail Family Newspaper, THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT THE INTER-OCEAN 'itatsUirrrutre. 5.w is U.S S.<*« pwiOm. dislnb- NATIONAL NEWSPAPER. dem, bolds forth roost sntertafaingly ; and there are capital notices of juvenile books, intended for thus* who will read tbo book*. ami a puralo department that will certainly sharpen tbo wits of tbe youngsters Published by Scribner A Co., New Turk, at S3 a year. Advertise in tie Haste Bauer. Chromo School Cards, tfrry /tews ii'v&ErUE' depot. Magnetic Ointment CHBOMOS! Abbey." The rainbow which easts its hues around tho Abbey of St Albans I serais to invite tbe reader tea p-rutal vt tbe history of a time when tbo Catholic Church was in its gfotv Mr.Mclhjuough ‘ gives an excellent critical ami biographi- “dabbaUi Altenrooa," a young and hap­ py atoilier. with brown hair, blue eyes, met rosy cheeks, rile outside of her cot­ tage doer She bos bosn reading tbo gixal book, but it h*» falkm upon her Up, aud aha seems to bo peacefully ' man, whose poems will shortly apvxsr meditating upon what aho has read in csJlectcl form_ Tbo portrait presents The little buy standing Lr her side liaa a fare not unlike tbe pictures of Bret j forgotten all about bis “April showers" Hurts. Mr. Btedmsn stands high cs a PARLOR GCODS CHAMBER SETTS n uusrnnt PRICE)- He contributes a sketch of Elisabeth Barrett Brow nine, tha tribute of one poet to another, which abounds in fins appreriation anl delicate touch. Pro­ | three two pictures make a most ap- | fessor Newcomb gives an interesting ac­ I jiropriato pair. They each measure, count of tbo dew telescope now coni fifteen ami a quarter by nineteen ami a stractin™ at Washington. Two Amer' quarter inches. Tbo approprieto j laco I for •'The Twins’* is that of a renter­ her—Catherine Earle, by Adeline Trafpiece between the others. ton (author of The American Giri Any or ill ot three Chromo* go to Abroad), to run through the year, and tbo Kirtbern Pitchers, by Rebocca Hord­ Every Subscriber as be may elect, the ing Davis, to bo concluded in three or price for a subscription varying from 13.15 for the Weekly end one of tbe story by Edward King, Only Half a cheeper chromo* to #5.25 for all three Woman ; a story by Louise Chandler with the peper. For further perticulare Moulton, For Pastime. Tho poetry is call on A. L. Horton, Agent for Barry by George Macdonald, Celia Thaxtar, H. County. S75.000 00 SINE’S GIFT ENTERPRISE SBEBOAEBS iU itta BIKING ffil FEMW, I) CetcjM *5,000ana IN GOLD ! xi> C**U oxe pros of F. M. Hungerford 4 Co., M,000 IN SILVER! aEtrxgAurnoDVCT Commission Merchants, 13& nsT&i rrnKxr, urrnoiT, Mien. 11., Margaret 3. Preston, and Richard Watson Gilder. Topics of the Tima, and aorrar comas in for a a hare of castiga­ tion far haring imputed irreligious motires tn the magarino fa tbo publication of an article upon Proteitsntiam. Night lights—Gkw-wormsMan advertises, thou reelirss. Lucifer matches—Prise fights. A- right angle—Catching trout. OB. HUMANMISERY. LIFE IEL0W THE SUIFACE1 The modern song of love—Cupid-dit- Dvxs 15,000 is Pxxxicm Gives Away.—Chief among tbe papers devot­ ed to the reel interests of the laboring muses, is the ^swrwwu VorLin, I'ttyb, Man respires, aspirsa, coutpiree, and published at Pittsburgh, Pa. Tho Oc­ ex(tine. tober number, whiab fully equals ia iaBeaf-atoak is meat and proper for torost any of its prsdocosacrs, contains unusual inducements for getting up clubs. Over »5,WN worth of Pianos, Sewing Machines and Organs, ore offer­ ed for their pries ia subscription. For example, if a sowing machine ia sold al seventy-five dollars, any one who will obtain fifty subscribers al 11,50—tbo regular price—to tbo H'erlmy will got the sewing machine as also fifty cupioo o! the paper sent m subscribed for. Address, the Advisor Publishing Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. Opposite Dmxan’a Mornttr Msasxzn.—The November number of Dmwwaf * JfortMy presents its usual rich display irf fall aad winter novelties, illustrated UNDERGROUND CT THE GREAT CAUSE LIFE Sira PHOTOGRAPHS ! JOB PRINTING INK. CRAYON WATERCOLOR BEARS B. F. 8TEINHOFF Grass semi aoura BQET The anther of tho eaying, "You must always take a man as you find bun." was a constable Pasaimate porsoui are like men who stand on their beads; they eeo all things tbe wrong way. It takes just three timos as lone tew tell a Ito, ou omt subjeckt, aa it dux to which to one full page, a mi&iatare of the celebrated Chromo, “Homo. Swart What requires more philosophy lb Home." This Chromo to one cf tho taking things aa they come? Parti ernes given to each *3 yearly Sc been tier with them ■» they go. to thia model monthlr. How eo largo Them U a groat deal of dignity and beautiful a piotnre con bo given thu world that is kntnpoeed entirely away is «w ot the marvels of the day, for it moat be ismembeced that those Scrofula Syrup! BULLS AND OILS. mineral potaon. ' ron‘“*u«« From tbe many favorable notice* hare, we select . few TE8TIMOXIAL8 t SiniQl ail mol DENTIST OYSTERS CITY DINNING ROOMS. oar ktenikbniunit bus iirafugffi, STUCCCVMS LOE, LBE at BUB Shingles, Lath, &c. �Ths At Middleville ou Friday night last tho hornw ofGen. W. Kidd war burned. It had been vwssl for time, KUJ i Use fire waa of oouree tbe work of an Uoendmry. Ifr Krid wa. working ia lb* Thomae miO ia K-nt ootraty, wxn. i five mile, away, aad while the etnliere' were still burning, some partisa start.*! | to inform him of his low. end whet, about three or four nulra on the way FOR RALE. On Monday, through hte Agent. Mr. I • <1 S'ii...... I.u, f _ .1-1. > > . . . . I NO DISTINCTIO BETWEEN THE RICH AND THE POOR $ By Aid. Bentlay— I foot. He re turned with I boo gentle­ men. and is reported fo have c^Uenti. •Of informed them that bo hired um Gou. W. Bentley to sot tbe house on fire for the purpose ok obtaining tbo in•“rance After arranging this little matter and providing for collecting tho insurance, as is charged, he was permit1 ted to return to his work, and on attcihpt was made to keep tho whole mitlor a secret. Rut one of the Insurance The End of Fain. WE SELL NO SHODDY CLOTHING! Morbus, Colic and kindred Diseases _t • “ ^7uu2.? " “ £1■ i o«« !00 W*. and are accurate, a ‘mS r d-tab“ -“IU"" » - ™-'r aw ■ ?1? « “4 “• wl.“ W"W«*U«l bj .11 20 if 8. J. Rich Druggist th* beet buggies' in >ly charge. »I50 for m vuy or any or tnc vuiagva tn tho Tom) UT1G at ! o’uotytaanoentirely reliableplatahave . . , . ' 'hitherto been mad*. Thia map In. AiMU k,.r, ..aus.u mu... -hub. 8UX3P IStf PRICE LIST FOR THE FALL AND WINTER Good Heavy Cassimerc Suita for Men, —u. .agoiu. CTJUtx-lxin . ■ ------ --------------- -- ---- — — «. r»o>e.'. belt. «i» W, -Un.ol u । '!'U . .. Agent la now canvassing the county Kidd shut down tbo aud delivering tho>o already entered. VW ... utitiaucv ' - I Moot earnestly we comnn-nd this Atlas I shut off the hsail-galoa, which ho IWc" nnd I tn the notice ot every reaidenl of Barry and then returned. He then slated Nays—None, be constable that his clotboa looki-1 Mlowvng remlutions wore offer- correct map of the county. Tbe price la only $10, and la very cheap far eueh a thabby, and that he vuhod to I AU- Re»“"‘r ■ them. Permiiaiun being nireu I D’kmti on tbo second day of June, •» •rvguUr rm-sting of ths Cumbe went to tho bouse f.w 1 that purree.1 uion Council of the City uf Hastings, a Not returning ia due t,• time ths officer , WR, lo ctablrih a went to tho house, and was told Mr. K. 1 a certain Alley fifty-eight feet West of vn 11* A -"..MA Clnlnn *._ ! TmIT-_... K« I.mMmMm.. < C. .... I He is fit! Kalamuou, hustings. Lowell Northern Michigan Railroad was yesterday nt Kalaiuaauo, and wo that it ws* resolved to p tho line a corps o^jAgiuwn to finally locate tho route, and that two additional , : j. m. iiDWttit. n. < - 112 16 30 30 40 18 DEPARTMENT. to $12 6 to 50 .. 10 to 30 OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT. $ for. Boys, for Youths, . .. ‘6 to $25 6 8 to 30 3,50 to 15 to 20 Children'8 Chinchilla, Cape and Other Styles of Overcoats. Shirts and Drawers, 40c. to $3. ! tagea ho has hitherto offer to the farmer-, a good square meal lor 25 cents, be ha> । now rented tho Barn trcunlly us- <1 for MH sunk .loom — o ciuca uiia niuroiug, rue uc- ■»» “ .... j..-. »■. . .1 cupant* cf alxm.lir.gbor.M- in the First - b,.,*ral ,"*u* hitherto gwmned his — - *<tt® “B'UM -1 -,,y ‘*’ln,r !h - ”,cjr wt<*< at tbe Eating Houte. Giro him ’i*** I Uw»u in tin,n to nioTa crup*ia 1 s74- ■Warf - ■ • Whether thia shall lie co, i. forth* 1-0- . «»« Uleir bouro brilliantly illuminamatE tou beard the sews : .1 B«r, O»Ur ta U > •”*- A« “ K.U....O ...I Km, “I‘'-C".-M-«~“ Hunt time, is the cause of .alMd,.U.,n. are MW It. kowriniioa, ran-|. > ~ -- ™ ----— - - ' - it. I Of the UCXt thirty days, Ul"u>p«»l.l«.jB0.l “ .Star Hat Store will sell st . «.o>'d-ilDK nxrf. -..-I, *. had to uV wot'.- (n-m a ; their immense stock of Hats, the ton.... A-adt. ;ddw> oa Kt., .tt^t, ..4 pa„ Ut.lti Caps, robes, mufflers, gloves other paper iu the County. —...Jl. Io- thr.."th tarl ,.1.1. .nd 0m... 4r the following unheard Beyond the Miaalmtppl. A sm twSM ««.-! m!.w, Ktj ‘ ™ \"’J*?*' “A” “ “/ fiees. Head their list OO ifend.T-ol»nk») i-k. 1 ^™-T * ”??“■ Ih- l1"1-”1 l-w1"-. I .are;ally over and sec if. it Thousands have already gone, and t."".ios. « lb, ho— the "TT ' . "'un'1 bc "" "hi"'’ »‘izens thousands more are turning tbeir eyes ™. st -d . “ all. th.bnwk _ “«th. a— .0 d-"K. ~A pwt-l Haiti,,ge to ,m,j them an toward, new homes in the fertile West । 2±' >h.ro~„S.-lk.^~,Zl.h.h. to“s ““• — . arty visit. To those going to Missouri, Kansas, Mddott. ,h. h..d, ofo.. T„,„1„,^^,h,iw„„ T„uo ■“t'11 >’.'T I’-UU' 'nucra Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming. Nevada. Oregon or Coliloruia. wo roc•st Ih.wwuwrtd.ot.il. nplodnl «w- tart dwihrt wow>www' th. w.hU-boys turned up leakinn- vmtnend a cheap, safe, quick and direct lrout«x via St. faiui*. error the Musonri Itaert^tkAdM. U«- trt.d.ttwth.to.w.g .am«l-dtu\'"t-«PS Pacific Railroad, which runs its fine idrt. . — "llUhoBrtrtk. hq. o«t nonirt.tad.l- . worth!.) l‘"c «ool Hats reW.HAW.WO Jn.l.r. A-Uta! dok.,.^.,, ™wwll, to th. iot.t-j rf“e«Z ,r"'“ M,e dollar to Pay Conches aud Pullman Sleepers of linn goods is m m To Merchants we Sell Goods aa Cheap as they can buy them in any Eastern Qty. STAR (CLOTHING HOUSE 36 CANAL STREET, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH LOCALS ’ w , to to Adopted On motion Council adj-rdruul Thu action Mrtainly iiidical** a deterir tbe part of tbe Directon to j build ttre road, and we are fully assured ! that if ihn nt thia Pni.-l: iSuT"-* bgiC M. PEWIT. iQnU YOUTHS' Fall Overcpate, .... Hoary Wintec Overcoats for Men, »uc . steps oaN^ sry to' roop-u mid . kiiaii dree | Alley. AND Children’s Suite. Bov s' Suite ' Youths’ Suite;.. Local 6li;ijes5 police;. ri'-i 12 .. 16 17 .. 25 6 BOYS’ CHILDREN'S, louuu a*r. rv. naa been ttisre but had | *• ‘ > w 1. n ui:;0 no 1 irsii worttiv ot publie notice, s kiln of lime, just burned, fre»b and unfer p.n. ,b.„ ... <.»a, « r«~» T... , petition laid before thia Council at* ... . , ' * It has uno come out that jp^viL-u. meeting, and ’ought to be without. A ton- chance to t>uy Pry Good* . Bentley was at Grau 1 Rapids atI the! cheap—P. R. Sabin A Co of Jackson, Knowlesrillr, N. T. ant selling out their entire stuck at first <o*t- They havo nn immense stock, tow |109,l>W Wurth of choice good., <»f all kinds, which they are cloxing ent, and if un^r uro ia inclined to visit Jackpony and <1,000 in tbo Barry k Eaton. RuaiirJ, Tiint tho Jlarxhall Le on.l is on till* :s the place to get bargains. tho laiI bervby instructcl t» notify *aitl John , Wo jwesnrnc that insurance in id and that i ^!anlcF. ,o “bstain from furthnr «>b- ! ter Company will not Ito paid. । Scttoot Books' u fine stock, such m - , . . ’ . Istructing said Alley aud to rotuot- nhotwill find it oonvomrat to remain „er obstruction bo may bar., placo.l will las used in tbo city, schools, iust receive and fur aahi at live and lot lira price. by F. D. Ackley, at ths City Drug CHURCHES. ... Fine Beaver Suits for Men Fine Custom Made Suits for Men,.. Double Breasted Pea Jacket;.. 'T'ftL this city, call »n John Michael. ju»t tho man who cun suit you. ..... NEW FIRM! BACON & KARRS’ Tokos B.™k wu u .. wwU t» ..frtiri, .M wO ptoh.!,!, , । „Jkv,.^OrfA pow.it. in mJJnw nod th. othn -V'."' "l> rtrtrtt. . WwihMM., ■ ter Caps, Sets. rt. ’ . -■ H..IIK..h."4«.^.l t h, ps-P *«"<• Gloomy day*, Monday and Tuesday. Th..Son K. «^Wt. ««- ol .111. astrarlmneoproOets. I u liber West are prompt and reliable. tatow... th..d„n.e th.. .Wwt , .tirnsft,,, rhiuehilla Caps Tbo Tria, connection of thia road m now oornpletol, aud |>ar**iigrr* are ' hrt. iwt to ,.ta. . oa. ,ta o0,n. ww. tm.t will nrt-trn lita reirdtsl t . Br'i,.. eflortd a tint c'sm, all-rail route from .Vch.v home made Mitts St laiuis to Toxas either over the Mis­ boon a day by daylight. souri. Kan-as A Texas R. R , ria Sedal­ ... —, _ . . | cesatul iu.;naucr 01 1:10 iipticiuiurni u<— „ ,b. dv. Th. .b. M rfIb, : J,„„ ,lltrptki„ Gauntlet, ia, or over tho Atlantic A Pacific K It. k— .h. mw .. d-m. w M—-1' „ <m du„„, ..Oete. . . Jamea A. Sweewy, Charles F. .Mens dogskin gloves fur ? J. Wilder, Henry A. G.wdy tops75 cis. $a.. J'C., $-c., Samuel Dickie. Remember this actual giv­ Pure wix.es and liquor* for medicinal Stanley. Ill.LIIIMi FURNITURE ing away ofgeods is only for - Tho Hastings papers are discussing | thirty days. the Railroad and Grange question and show themselves supremely ignorant — bead, have frwiusnt and painful head­ STAR HAT STORE. EMI0BATI0K TURHIKG. aches, caa't think of things, costive, 24 Canal Street Cheap Farm* in South-vest Mtucixn I Grand Rapids, 'licaiiuu io u . -w.. ----­ .Mich. Th* Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad Com­ cent, dqn't fuel right and you dbn’t pany offers 1,200,000 acres uf fond in F teams. improve your Poultry. It Central and ixmthwset Missouri, at poor poultry. 1 hare for sale atxmt one hundred Light Brahma fowl* A bottle of Hamilton's Buchu cuxxr. (27w2)j W. 'K. B*ama. '>» office. i A Firemen's Ball waa held at GreenIf you would bo happy, subecribo for ' T;nBi Montcalm county, on tbo Ibth inst. . ______ _ . mm—* _m A nm,1 ' « ■ < . r .. .1... set parti** ever held in that village- WANTED I J. I'. Robert! 4 Co. will tbo remedy. . large flosk ths iron bridge. Thousand* ot wild geese are flying UfifoLtjutt mn> U/lDtururtut gooBt. liirnbh you MR. JAMES M. HE WES Hastings. P. O-. Oet 27lti, 1873. Mr*. Hattie Slate. K-rhard. Hogl*, Reynolds, - Oscar Raisin, gan f >ots up t9.fi68.224- First-Class Instruments. Colistin E. REPAIRING I Box or Drawer. IB. WILLIAM H. STEBBINS forbid a full explanation, but bo assured We learn that Charles Dolph, Esq . I who attend; and remember also tbo rand Firemen's Ball in the Evening ' tho same day. , iad« by them, throughout the III.pooh lor thcmselvee aa to nority in that line of their Giffin*, Casket* and Under- New Scales. New Styles. WtTlh. Folks. Only on- dui.ar and fifty cants New Prices. full attendance required. Owen sy PW.0H SETS, sorus, couches, MWS, BH4CKBTS, In fact any kind or style of Printing, From a one line Card to a Ten Sheet Foster, eall at Tkk Bawxkb Ornct will Wm. «. Bark, the popular Publisher Rovers Hock। Hastings, Oct. 14th, 1873. ROOMS TO RENT. Obstacles te .“^B.^ KOKH WAGGLED I GIVE US A CALL I JOB PRINTING Go to the Banner Office at rai aunra omen forFDTE JOB WORK. Veiy Low. Wareroom, Jfo. 255 Greene, near Eighth St., Jf. T. �MEW IDTElTtMEWEMTS. Board oontooed pureaant to adjournm«t. roll calfrd, meosbora all preseut. Beard proceeded to bl'. Siwes. Tbe apeouol* of J ». Nev|w, 8. J Bidlsman sod D. B. Pratt, Gouty So ..f - > - C-I..:. “ • ?K K E S S Eli’VL-I FEVERS .­ TON I S 5323534823485323232348532323234823 MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division like uno who strikes water from a rock utt tho summit* of the mountains; it flow* down all tho intervening tract* to the very baao. If we could make each man love hi* neighbor, wo should make • b“Pi'y wurid. Th* true method is to tsegin with uunelvc*. and oo to extend the c-rvlo to all around u*. It should flr 00r<,wn min^a__ J- .Dirrs/os VINECAR BITTERS A WATCH FREE Fxaedum i> indeed not doing a* wo like, not everybody following Id* or her own Troy (ev..n if that wero possible), but •‘anil-control.'’ 8olf<ontrol, plus u control or command of our subject, oocaus. COLDS, gives "freedom, ‘ but a p.r»on who ho* uo cuutrol over any subject, or right use of any facultio , cannot have free­ dom.—Jfus AyAtis/eJa. *'very good n-an ia not born with tho gilt of public speech. There are deep-mi tided, durout, andearuest Chri»ttana who cau do everything «lao better than addrewa a mixed assembly. They ar* cutuiitutionaliy timid and alowtunguod; there ia pure gold within them, but they cannot coin it readily into current wuids. One may lire a* a cuuquarer, or a king, or a magistrate, but ha must dio a man. The U-d of death bring* overy human b. ing to his pure indiri-luahty, to tbo inteuro contcmplaCiuu of that deepest and most solemn of all relation*, the rvUtiuu between tbo creature and nOAMESESS. WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS MURDER?. On motion of Mr. I'billioe tbc re­ port waa accepted aud adopted. On motion of Mr. Day arci-unta No 45 and 46 were taken from the file*, re­ considered, and allowed at tbe amount* claimed. On motion of Mr. Keaple aocouat No. 26 was taken liom the hive, reconaidertd and allowed at the amuuol There ia nu sort of wrong deed of which a man can bear tho punishment i ■ lone ; yuu can’t isolate «yoaraelf, and j aay that Ihu wit which ir ia yuu ehall j not spicnil. Meu’a Uvea nro aa thor-| uughly blended with each other n» the [ air they breetho; eiil tproada aa neceaaaniy aa diaouecIn tire Christian warfare, to maintain LIVINGSTONE tbo cunflict ia to gain tbo victory Ilia piou.iMi ie made to him that eudurvs to I the cud. Tire object of our eptritual I aoveraariea ia to prevent thta. Entry I day in which yuu aro pnwerved feum i I Vicwua habits uro oo great a stain on I human nature, and eo -udioua in them| aclvrw. that every nenon actuated by right roas-.n, should avoid them, tlmugh । hv waa aurv they would bo always con­ ! ceslrtl Jrum both God and lunn, aud 1>au no future punishment cutaile 1 up­ ' on thorn. . Nu man ia so happy as n real Chris1 tian; none ao rational, ao virtuous, so amiable. How litilo vanity does he Beard eoevened purvusat to adjourn­ ment, roll called, quorum present,Board proceeded to buaiMse. Supervisor Niubols offered the follow­ ing resolution: RrnlrrJ, By tbc Board of Sapcrrin ora uf Barry Cqaqiy. that •oappropn.tioo ol 1150 ba mad* to tho following named local newapaper* printed lu till. County far |mbliabing tha full proceed ing* ol tha Board of Sapsrvison for tbe year 1873 : The Heatings Repotlicaa Banner, Hatting* Home Journal Barry County Republican, and tbe Naabvill* New*, and that tbc aaid SI50 be paid the aforesaid paper* accordion to each one'* circulation tn tho County I of Barry, end «b»t the vrhror or propri­ etor of each paper ahall file ao afidarit pertaining to bis amount of circulation with the County Clerk before receiving an order fur bis proportion. Ou motion of Mr. Bugbee the Ro«i> lotion was accepted. Swpcrriaor Day moved to amend the j Reeolutii-n by paying tbe Huatinga । Homo Journal aodhtfulinga Republican , Banner, fifty dolors eaeb, an I tho Bar ry County Hrphbliesn and Nashville News, twenty five duller* eaeb for pubiiabing tbe proceeding* of this Board for tbe current yea% The amen dm'tit prevailed and the Resolution aa amended wa* adopted. Mr. Day offered tbe following Been- Ruoltrd, By the Board of Supcrrit on of ibe*Counly of Barry that townehip of Castleton be credited with |33,G7 rejected tax, aud the same bo aaruiwd by tbe Coun'y. On motivti of Mr. Barnum tbe Beaoiutioo waa adopted. On motion Hi Mr. Manroe the Judg> dresses intended ugly far boat* woar. •nd thoM for tho suwof. gal for evoni»K dreeees orer.kirt* have »Liiwt*l in lavur uf elaborately urastnunlod train*. The tuo»t nu'iccubto aiterutiuu it Ilia plninnrea and tattcfulN-sof the walk- sent rediupute, and a skirt really artist­ ic by res roc uf it* appropriatruuss. Tho Ob motion of Mr. Keaglc tbe report others, aa a rule, are made with a tin­ gle skirt and incker-basque, whieh On motion of Mr. Maatey ll.c report unites tho desirable qualities of Lasqu* cf th* Committee was ameodid by dis­ end polonaise, aud hav tbo awk warduoeeeaof nei .Ler. allowing account Na. AS. Xb« relinquishment of owrekirta, Vrodiend at regvl..i interval* for tho last two yoara. eeem* to be an acccm-1 pliaimd focL They uro trill male of. cuuree ; but the most clog-ant dresaea | err without them. Pur ham • costunus, I avvrekirt* are simulated by trltaminga; for a'reet. tha jacketa and p fonsise* take tbeir place; and for full and dram-r Wtlotlo no preteuao of overskirt is criptioc* in hi* aasessment roll of Township. Motina prevailed. He was young, ho had a neat inuaI tnche and well-brushed hair; jeweled I studs aparklod in his shirt front, and rings on his white hands ; a gentle di*. dain of tb« traveling public breathed I from his jwrson in the mystical odor* of Ihlang-ihlang. llo did rot lift hi* i haughty hral to look nt tho wayfarer 1 who meekly wrote hi* name tn tho reg - i , t.tcr; ho >nd uut answer me when I ! begged fur a cuol ruom ; ho turned to | i tho tmarrt on which me key* hung and. ' plucking one from iL slid it toward mu : on tha tutubio counter, touched a bell ’ for n pall-boy, whittled n bur of Offen- , , bach, arid, a* ho wrvto |he number of | 1 the neiru against my name, said to a , friend lounging near him, as if roautn- ••WoU, aho'a u mighty pooty g*l, anyI war. CbMria*.*’ . When 1 redact this waa a type cf tbo hotel dork throughout the United 1 Status that behind unnumbered n-gi»-1 trre nt thia moment bo ia auubbtng ! trnveitre into the dust, and that they | ate •ullwring end perpetuating him, I j -Uf .1X..«akr r.AYZs iwtas.te'sKAaiaBhB r«nv« u.lmM>4 la "M ■Ultu.rwilrUu Hah Vigor, sasBsrt'sis:; For reitoritig to Gray Hair its uatml Vitality r.ua Color. AFRICA healthy, Michigan Central R<R. .S2sri.rtr.ajt: •<U ml, IMnU. raw Sara th al tfciir naflasuM .0-1 *H.r -■'.'rtSSK’tal OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUV, a .aatrKjgfe .‘ter.‘E»^.ttS £= WASHINGTON growth of hair is prslu D .!. Inttead of fouling tho hair with :■ jttsty sedi­ ment, it will keep it eit-An add vigorous. It* occasional u«t will prevent the hair from turning grey cr falling off. and consequently prevent Ictldnc.-.-. The restoration at vitality ft gives to the scalp arrests ami pm cut. tiio firutati-ju of dandritf, which ia often an un­ cleanly and offrurivc. Fn--' from th-.™. txJSStrd;----- ---------- NOTICE OF CONSOLIDATION,‘V rf Ibe c. |«M Mtekw** Haltwax t .-r ihint; Containing m-ither oil nor dyw, it <lu< not roil white cambric, and yet las' long «.n the hair, giving it a rich, gl u.lintrv, ami a ggUeful perfume. Wild Life in ths Far West Prepared by Dr. J. C. A^r^t Co.| .IWW-'tJBL ssstfctte. ictoral, KIT CABSON out and Luu»«. *. v< nucrpm* xuj® '........WM (im humble pie bia jeweled fiagen offer Re. I al'jastly tek» my key. and creep off up stain after tho caU-bu/, and try to giro myself the gentrel air of one whu Inta not been itoppvd njwn. But 1 tii'nk homicidal things all the same, and 1 ttjoiio that in the aafuty of print I can cry out against tho desio: Whom 1 hare not th" presonc* to defy. “You vnlgur atui cruel little soulI say, and 1 imagine myself breathing tho wurds to hi» teeth, “why du you treat a weary atrang^-with thia igno­ miny? I am to payfwifU fur all I got, and 1 shall nut complais of that. But look at me and uwn tuy humanity. Ounfeae, by some civil action, by eomo decent phrase, that I barn right*, and that they ahall be ree[i«cio<l. A newer s-vieso-x aK.wtS'ffis’jn wrarul rSaauu »f tvs 4i/W< Inna Cats vt >».l a> .Mases, wuk •< |k, nu, Uwuriueiai-.rksmwLwa iuura.sU i.raswu demand*. Do not slide my key at me. Do not deny in* the pour puhtenass of a nod ns yuu giro it in toy hand. I am wit your equal; few mon nro. Como; lalao am human I” I found tlxiat, tor my Un ia nskiqg lur a wol room, tbo clerk lied given too a chamber into which the sun has boon shining tbo whole afternoon ; but, when my Luggage bad been l>»» in. if s*om*d useioes to protest, and. liken true Amur­ : ican, like yuu, like us all. I shrank from tsaerting wtys*lf. Whwn.th* ttiR went I down it would bo cool enough an I I turned my tboughu to supper, not rontaring to bap* that, m it nrovad, tho Whether spring or sutumn ia the beet time lor planting fruit trees, is a vexm^ qusatiop. How it may Lest bo done a of roust imixwUnce. Many think tho question of expense eettled by th* coat cl the trees, yet everyman who doe* nut spend doculo. triple cr quad- ; [ tuple the eottoftl.0 tn o> tn planting1 them, i* making a great mistake. nigles* trimmings ol the post. Tnm-,| Nutbing 'hat ts worth doing nt all ia rungs »ro by no t-.ieiu* Awaakra; but ji worth doing lu well aa j Untiag fruit they are grwinlly flat and much simp­ tnm. When ver n tree I* to be planted ler in design. Gimp* and fringes, | tho rod should be enriched to the depth woolen and Hast; ht»a are as frequent­ j of at h ast two feet, and not less than ly emiduyrd a* fiiieniin and pntfa. and 'j six fret arroas Tti* preparation should ajipear by cottt|iariauu, tho eaaenee of i■ precede planting nt least a month. No i aimpbeify. The redingo>o is, in a meas­ raw manure, or ether subvene* liable I ure. rosjtourible for this change, as it* I to term, nt whifo deo.mpoeitig. should plainness drmaada pkinneaa to tho sc- |! com* in euniaot with tho roots. ) cotnpeuying garuienta Button* are Don't hwsitnto to postpone planting an* sosumittg toon- mudrot proportions; and, or two years, in order to male* tburongh though still atrikrog the vision with jm-jumitiun. Thia is th* way to get paiutnl effron!*.-v, they seem less of an fruit Quickly. Apple tnwv pre parly planted often l-enr in four ycei*. and pesr tree* ia six ; and they never die prewistnrrly, as tty thousand* plonud m the slovenly fwhfon that prevail*. The roarrity *f ’row, for a few yean jxtt, ba« s.’tmnlated pnqwgatiM io aa extent iha’ we fear will lead to low piere. and tin* in its turn to exeauitn and rarel-aa plen'ing in the future, as < in the pa-t lat ns reepretthr feeing ' at our ehddren'. ohihlnra, ami in thair ’ Rantaticn BITTERS. CmroiTC0TOTS-lS74,1875. hr* Wayne IEJactan & Sariuv a fl > r. X T "f ”1“i^rrxsj. «, tn.Us.1, su.1 MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. TUAIXK BUN BY CHICAGO TIME. lUNTATION Bitters TRAINH GOING SOUTH. Dr. J.C.AYEn&CO.,lawell1Mm,, The Babcock 6147 MS" Only 50 Cents p»JBotile. HIE r«TO»t M I .... ‘-7 !aS uu?;/ J 'Wtaan’g Glny fe Hff Hair. *■ LYON’S ftM Irtv I IMe Kttga RiW , ATHAIRON � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-11-05.pdf 82b5d074f08dbd38c88b091766b4bed4 PDF Text Text RjC’Im-'CMI B W«h. ■ ............. Tr|i F\bpJblic^ juzkn of xDPjsBTiaiara VOL. XVIII. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER f(873' TBE3BS NEW FIRM! DIVING FLUE, BASE HEATER' AX' VELSOH k RUSSELL, ftdq). new shirts. did^my father rnloct Dartmouth for NOVEMBER MORNING RM is BUillM. FURNITURE ! «. IIOL1IKOOK, qoot>t. We make aspecialty I’ Picture Frames. MH.JAMESM.HEWES ’Kiaswsr " Who I- tylly Cemp tent to make U1 l*~- . agreed that wo should explain matters and I dare say said many foolish that very evening, only I inusted on things—” 1I ■-*-*taking th# task on myselL “ That yon did 1" iaterrnptod my ; "So we did. After prayers that mother. . ; night, I Kid father and mother that mg letter to his immense nudioneo.— " Well, Penelope was firm: and Mary au<Sl were engaged, and only MMO^/er JVoosmter. when we parted, she would not even waited for their consent. promise to write to me. I was so " 'All right !* answered ' my father. A Modern VluUn* Party. downhearted all my vacation that fath­ ' I couldn’t wish fur a better daughter er thought I was sick, aud was for than Mary, and I’m sure mother wfll ■ar tbn .nma > “ ’ Your father and his brother both went there, and his folks lived iu that neighborhood,’ answered my mother. ’“I never know my father had a brother!’ said I surprised. "My mother started, and looked troubled. Then she said impressively : * Abner, you must never mention the p ... x unvo iiopnu sii along tail matter to your fstbor. He never has subject of my uncle with my father, but j-il would be so ’ got such an answer, that I never at- • “ Mary was now very (iale, but she tempted it again. I waa very unhappy, spoke out quite clear and steadily : indeed J I could not bear to quarrel “ T,m afraid you won’t say so when with my father, though I thought him • you know all about it, Piult Xt/Atn P very much to blame; but neither could • “Mother started at these words and ------ , ...... ........... »■■■ — l-UV »■ AlUI) UVCWU, UOl must excuse the dcrangad condition of •What was the cause I enelo|»........................................................... Esther only said quietly -Why not ?’ "Things were in this slate when Ij ’• Mary went on, and told the story the room for her girl had been sick and returned to college. I had heard from ' in as fow words as poaaibte. When she she had just blru worked to death frym Penelope once, through Malvina, who | had finished them was n silence like I er, with util with her. 'Your father thought told me, among other bite of news, that' death far a minute or two. I literally there was only uno woman in the world, the Lyman family from I'aulet were go-1 dared not look at either father or moth­ trlibbnr raid to Mr*. Tieklnwinkor, "why and that was Penelopo Merrill; aud tag to move to Bocliratrr, nxd that she ' er. I'mantjy my father spuko: meant to send a parcel to mother by "'Mary aud Abner-do you think lltata. that your father Is v> Min.l tliat h« tan ka-p uiine.” And Mrs- Hibbintuckar ** sow unl spring I received a letter not see a hole through a ladder f “Neither ot us answered, but there aud Aunty Goggles gave Mrs: Tickloblxtbo. My sister Abbey si aura took from my mother Baking mo to come winker tiio rams comforting aaaumoce. her pail, and said Penelope was over- homo far a little. She void father hail was s-nnelhing in hss toue which seem- 1 Mn. Ticklewinker exeussd herself thou sprained bis ankle so that he could uot ed to lift a wmgtit off my heartFath. |>etsuad«l by her folks to ray she would L nave Natasn. Anyhow, aha broke <.if | get about, and that he wantui to soo er went ou -. "'1 tagau to guess tho secret before tier engagement tc y«ur fathar and mir- me. bhu added that she did uot know tied Abner. Thon your father marriud didn't do it, she went from the kitchen Mary Winder, a young lad. who Imd and'then an accident uu b*«.u list ting her. and had stayed to , I happened Io wont sum help I had pul — -cupboardin -’ put in in •* th. Mary'. | " Mary Winder !' 1 raid to myself, i room. Shu She waa out with mother. mmTatnv lho4, -to, nod then my heart gave a great jump, i When I cjwned Hie cup for 1 remouiltorod that Puurtopo's mia- thing I saw was a little die nsmo was Mary It seemed very . know it in a minute, ev«„ w.aaavu, unl ... ----- -----kept up her friendship with I’enolotie; unlikely that I's-uelopo should ba stay- , writing on the fly-leaf. It was one I but 1 asked her never to say anything - - -------- -------- .... ------------ -- —. __ gwv atwiuk lt,«m if, I.M. !**•«>. *<W___ _ did| at dracrihing my feeling*,' raid my " I found my father looking older I father in a trembling voire; * but as I so.* Aunt Abbey.* ’ aud mure treble than I had over seen opened the book it seem«d as if my “ Well. 1 went to college, and much him 11 is ankio was better, so that ho brothers face looked out from tho horribly dnsty, and Mrs. Bibbintuckor to my drtighL I entered in th# ttopho- could go about the house, and be some- , leaves nt me. 1 put it into 'uny pocket more year. I got through my firs: two limes i-Ot as far ae tho barn; but he rand went net in tho woods to ths potytars with credit; and. in my second Bummer, 1 determined to taka I’au’st in ■ my way, and go to see Aunt Abbgy. things soon showed the ditfervuev. I; liand-lo-haad fight with the devil, I •- Faulet is a very queer litdv place, bad not Loen in the bouts half an hour did that day. Bull wasn't left alone twfuro I bean! the praises of-Mary . at I itaprved, nnd I gninrd Hie victory. seundrd by both !Wh«r arid That very night, aiming hruna I sprain, ultant manner, ! j than 1 ever saw betore- Aunt Abbey Winder mother. ’ ed my ankle. At firtl I thought I would ’ lived in a tiny red house, just where tb‘» '■ • She sayt »hv saw a goal deal of tell Mary directly, but than I said to see dirt” 'little I’aulet liver' runs nocors the you at Aunt Abbey’s *.' said my moth-, myself, ** The child has come hero to I road, and turns, almost a rightkacle to wann* *f the Public for everything In "’VJSV'ii' * ‘ -■SCSlUjSil NO. 28. T>raiBsiojral aid lWw» Card?. JOHN KODERTS T.ii. DIAMOND, JIB WILLUM H. STEBBINS , it# former euurm. Justin frouT is a , «u[, n uui uer own way. I high n<kv lodge, at the liase ofNAich Aunt. Abbey •• When Abcer came Same, it didn' . llio river flows for some UistanoJv and then, directly under a high-arched j bridge, pours down some thirty test in •' • She is over at Widow Brown's, i thought the brewing would trork itself Mrwae? ’• pretty little fall. sitting with Emma i" answered mother ; clean if it wua left atone, nnd so it has.children.' added my father imj decline tliis long time. Somehow 1 «M! rekindling. l.'.tlo edge-tools not safe to play with. They made all the trouble in the first place. ,.11. . I...... al.— , I I. . waa glad they nv ,u ' about; aud I mode ncquniutaiico with [a host of new cousins, boW Hoyts and with a curious questioning expression Marrins. I observed that almost every*' Well, that’a about all there ,4^ • t-ody who called asked about Fenelopo; anything : but I dismivsed it at onee, remembering the letter Aunt Abbey aud th# nos; spring we were monied. But neither faiiior nor mother would of the ...... the arrowh, pluses «iowu the front between the cart lining and the ' outaide across the double bottom, and up between the buck lilting nnd the body of the stove, thus ■ to the outnide of the stove, and pebringing the heat close < the cold nir always is. tuining it near the flour. Ertiff Syon ]TO (fivt S/\-[l8WI-10fi PHHLOH sets, SOPHS, COUCHES, ftiqHOHS, BUCKETS, Jjelert $forn “ • Ob. I’onclope Winder!—well, she's a hind ol adopted child of ours, tihe’s an orphan ; aud when her step­ father died aha hadn't shy homo, and with a family from Vermont, and then her mother was a great -• • so alio nxlurnlly catu< We camo over here to bring mo n parcel from Abbey. So. of conn*, 1 asked PENELOPE'S WEB DENTIST GrvE Us A CALL ! GREBLE & RUSSELL. Micliia HashrillE. NT I FOR LKUICIXAL FURFOSEM. IftpH OVED Sweet’s Hotel, THE IW Stiles oj the \\ heeler & w il*<m 1<>r Michigan Exchang and nothing would do but Mary must ItEMEMBElt THE PLACE. Op- 4 mitten. She usually v» knitting pualte IL A. GOODYEAR'S Hardware cl|b„r B lnj(ten. ortt )ittla W1 stocking, finishit- Sitodoca beat, all for weaving -.V. II. KTKBBISS !">‘•O’; « . H. W. BELDING. ’ »hawL Her eyes were n<4gnod by gas- home Saturday, we’ll hitch up old bay, Hastings, Oct. 13-2'.tr I l«ht; and as sh. was a mauxger of the and go after her.* . ' Old ladies Homo, a visitor at the Or•' I w^a pretty well disposed to like phen Asylum, and a friend nnd tor to forlorn children in gener DoctaSrAmblor, who was the beau of the place, asked Malvina when Mira Wind-r was cxjiected, 1 fait that he hail taken an unwarrantable llbarty. mother's pretty worktaa surely <M into When I saw Paaotopo, I understood a world of tin nnd misery. MisMug the click of the needles, as one does miss a quint sound to which the ear has grown nvxl, 1 looked up. F. M. Hungerford & Co., My mother had Imd down her work, we were a* well acquainted naif we had id. lt_wai rathlearn to cull hcF and was engaged in tying knota in a length of doubled worsted. My lathur __ . half to oad dropped his paper, and was reCommission Merchants. JOB PRINTING liRAXB BAPlUH............................ the uttsl ■' 1tear ix the Heat fiuat1 • IV. iiatf.-rruKirr, dxtkoit, Mien. of its Superiority open al! \ other sewing machines’ Being the most simple in con-\ Wild Game for Detroit and Eastern ’ : .ui different kinds of work. /wwnrw'?ipromptnttention. oBOcaxira z- n. jn~ri ,rw """ f’u,rr- marhine.arrqualities irhirh nammrnd Ihr ■\Vli<-ol< i- ——pttnongpipng I IT, jX-. JB tl S G 1 1 \ machine in themakvt. ... ..... ... . ......... m . Well Fa only chil ___gnfrOTi UJ^ . ! ■*........ ..... 1... >,.vii.„-Arm to ,-nll at lita attire ti>Ulo<IX.v booth aide State StreetHASTINGS. MICH. RUSSELL &- NEVINS 8n vo J. P. ROBERTS & H. W. BOOZEB. CO. S3 Canal Street, Grand liopids. FINE NEW STOCK OF\Hf DRY GOODS. DRUGS truth B. K. HTE1NHOFF uiai i; wouiu ov n nice uay 10-morrow, and Mrs Tougtiogllbbor said they had _____ .t l— x. .u- - -- x__ backeido. taking all the bed-efothss with hsr, and wouldn't say a word, and didrina with emphasis. to know what was cu, end if bo Lad got to hve that <ay eU hi. life. While "Well, it Is the system of strings in well acquainted with the positions of Mr. Jicklowinkar thus communed and loom: by which thn ihrvftda ut the .kill in weaving." -Toll me about it™ to id I. glad of taken anything to divert rue. You »eo my husband <rns away about douts that I could not help being anx- in terra pied .-That's right, Mary.” Winder'a daughter.' without thought. dictation. During the dark days <J the conflict his conqxauro steadied hun­ dreds who were around him. On the HATRAND CAI*. Medicines Huivnwnv. BOOT? AND SHORS. MANTLES, rill ELVES. ETC. * “ AMEBICAN Stuical adlaiaml Pye Stuffs, PAINTS & OILS MARBLE DENTIST; PHffiNTX CASH STORE Union Block, over Boston Caah Store. I SrAOot Bonk* t Statinnrrp OYSTERS! ;-f. Trial, who- Won. i DISH, at BLACK A m.lXB. CITY ter tne company had gone. an: Mrs. Tick lesrinherwos'doing sought in each matters by fbe frwsi- my father quoted some Greek which •' Well, you must know, then," the old contirman began; ” that I was an onlr child, and my patents naturally thought g deal of me. They moved CLOTHING. without StOppiBg. tucker remarked t i Colne end. stay the wiaOid Major Winder he 1 think, however, CRAYON, WATF.RGOLOR AND OILS, A’. I). COOK Agent- other—there arc plenty more in the —these are a faw of the hasty glimpses one catches of him- This moral cour- graduated, and then camo back to take framed Onion No. 16 end 16. which I hod quite wore promulgated in May, 1861, the Hoe folks bold of the harvesting. made up my mind by that timo to be a farmer. ”"v ^’"■r'hrl,^\ & Wilfton to the puhiic ns Superior tn any other sewing ■ tional capital; u tfewretery upholding nur arms with untliaching and splendid faith in their final soocwm; a Chief­ Justice silting unmoved amidst the “ • Mother mentioned him to mo, onre,' I replied ; 'but she cautioned me never to sneak of him to father.’ 3fcn2 of sweet-talk was kept up until tea-time When they all gathered around the ta­ ble to tell Mrs. Ticklewinker what excvlirat suueo and piekiss and deSghtlnl drawing its life from slavery; a man > accepting office at the hands -if his op­ ponente in the bo|M of bringing them , Marrying me inducted, I suppose. Markets. ■ -__________________ ^ruction, nnd ca..Uuadapts TF VQTT WANT Nor I' I never could guess. Well, Abbey gat Aunt Abbey and Malvina both looked nickname Annt t>n ..Lt troubled when we told thorn of it. "I’m afraid it won’t do children.' said my a»n|.—' I am, indeed. Fac­ — WANTED—145 Tons of Poultry and dedqnilt” that was hanging on the back When ho thought liu had aitooverod s aud hkos to support splendid hand ut ail Pure Wines and. Lienors’ Chlef-Jsrtloe Chase's Courage- DINNING Will not be Undersold. ©stasss wn. My birthdaTO— » >»•. �pfinrr I The National Board of Trade, at it* | recent setaon in Chicago, adopted the following preamble and reeolutior..but ouw p-cu<-i*l nsanlt upon th* publl'Aw-rar, Thera exist* at th* tnoulb RheuntaUsm, lic^ch -ol *uk-m wa* only a part' of of tbo Detroit Hirer, oatside of where Neuralgia, Bumn, Soreneas, it deboueba* into the water* of latke heir tn -Jrto'ud p an to obtain th* con­ Erie, nutueroui shoals and rock*, many Sore Thront, Both, Wounds, trol ut public • duration, and make it of them bring in the direct road or Hoarseness, Ulcers, Bruises, ibmaa Cutli.-lic. A m-vrting ur nonSir tismuel Baker, who recently re­ track of vessel* going in and out of th* Headache, *• ntiun, caliol tho "Iruh Chlbolic BenPlies, Sprains, turned to Londun from Africa, i* seri- river, causing serious obstructions, and, ■•uleui Unam.' wa< recently hold at St ou-ly ill from inflamaiion of th* lungs. in very many instance^ great loss; Toothache,. Colle. Old Sores, Louie, at sbich lliO billowing iliseusvioo All Hemorrhagt*. The amount of Peter's pence re­ tuck place, revealing the plan* uf th* ceived by tLo Pop* sine* 1871 is (.»tiCOUGHS. COLDS, UOAUSHNBSS, VINECAR BITTERS mated at 180,000,000. rater*; and, Great Britain baa 3M paper-mills ; 11 i* btfeved that the rgnr Hitlers France, 634 ; and Spain, 130. raluabl* property in steamnreisirntlon. m The most [-owerfull pair of pumping tml« found on toswv. irols potang daily through engine* ia th* world ata in proems of IX—1--- SL--------- )n<)J BarJ. ra Xi-vmlii monntteM of Californio, the construction in Pitteburgh. medicinal priqx riles of which nreextrart■ ualod, by rd therefrom sit’.mtil the ure of Ataliol. The shoemakers of Havana are on a riw-qiuatlmi is alinrol dally naked. “Him' strike. They demand their wages in in the world: therefore. is the (SUM. of the nn|>nra!Ulcd Kkcoa <> gold or its equivalent. Vrarora Btmaar Our nmrecr is, that Unakti, That the Executive Com­ The dense fog in London Oct 20th, mittee bo instructed to lay thia matter Money is hoarded, and that consti­ ■ pstieut ireoten Lis health. They are th* nearly put a stop to al) busin***. at ogee beftiro theNational Government, tute* the real butenes* trouble at ore*xrtui Lino I ["irifli-raudulife-ginogpriia-, Bismarck htu been reappointed Pres­ nnd to ask its immediate attention to riplr. <i |>-rf--rt Jteuovator nnd InvinvtBtol eat Th* crop* are abundant, menu ident uf th* German Ministry. the prompt removal of th«*e obstruc­ of the •yetetn. Never bafarvintbehiatan faetnred gorxl. of every variety were Thera waa a panic in the Vienna tion* where they exist in American of the wiiild lura a tumiisAsa oreu com iiaiiid'-l the remarkable qute Bourse on Wedn»*day. selling well a few days ago. and there ■ties of Vt.sxasnlJimMluihtafojtttericl Ruth Go** of Amherat. New Hamp­ i* no reason why the demand should .of "i •tv diwoiM- raau is heir to. They urei shire, aged 1OI. b smart enough to abuva resolution* er* true, the matter BUNKS ANO STATIONERIES, doereae* aav* th* hoarding of the money-, Ifiitb- r.inrative •* »■ U naaTonie, reliev b eve ter portrait taken. sranitosOTmiHraHAn aud in th* m«u> time the balance of certainly demand* and should reeeiv* trade is getting into a mor* favorable The receiver of tho Union Trust the prompt attention of Congn-u. In •MriiS’fi paiuvM sjnaSy Mr. Keilly, of Vnginia, thought the eonditiou than it La* been in many rvsoiufnto should be rw>mm:tt«d with Company denia* tho report that tho this day and ago cheap trani[K>tt*tioa pBSMg ZrprpH trouts a? years. But th* shadow of a panic' instruction to modify it Uo was. hy for the [-reduct* of th* agricultural re­ Virtue uf tris office as Muyur of Richshniak up the amount of money in cir­ gion* is one of the mast tmportentqu vi­ i mend, president of the Board of Pub culation, si most beyond calculation, lie School*. He ha 1 been elected May­ llous, end any bill Congress ean cuns'iand it i« oi no us* to urge eapitsKsto to or oy a cooetitu-ncy which w** about tulionally pass in aid of any *cheme Perfumeries and Toilet Article*. Paints, Oils, Varnish and Dye Stull*. let out their money again a* frealy a* that may result in reducing th* necessa­ ry cost of transportation, will be hailed panic showed tu bare been justly im­ Board that no religion- inslruriion w ia* a public blearing, and would un­ It is uo* rcganlad certain iu well ia- doubtedly be one of th* moot popular Tinieling Boskets, Drueglsl SutdriiM, paired to a considerable of a degree - given in them. He was not in srmfunned fins ncial circle» that the (New ha* not yet been fully restored. Greet perthy with the resolution, nor rvultl bo Orleans banks will rename currently oct* Congress could pas*. and risky- enterprises and even under­ vote tor it without stultifying himself. jiaymeut* Nuv. 10th. CONFECTIONERIES I Father Pbelnn. of Bt. Ixxiiv, said : takings that hive modi real merit, but Colored iaberen ouTbe Ron Orleans “We hero nothing to do with Rkhtn >nd which have not a* yet been fully devel­ or it* school*.- It-religion* iuitnuti-m- levee end in the coal yards are Again on oped are likely to suffer or bo abandon­ was oxrlude-l.from ttiem, a* Mr. Keilly u strike for lour dollar* per day They I age. resultod in hi* conrictioa of man-.; Wild Ilfs in the Far West ' ed altogether for the want of funds, and said, then they wore thbm >»t objection- worn receiving throe dollars. slaughter in th* third degnw, aud lie Tho Union Trust Company of New thio must add to the general suffering- able of all schools. The public men o! York propose to resume businew* on ur was sentenced to State Prison fur four i But tho great lines of ordinary business America were educatwl in the public Such verdicts ■choola, and wore exhibitions of the sys­ bofiiro December I, with n capital ut years, by Judgv Davis nrast still bo carried on, if not so vig­ tem, and they were tho most corrup’ 12,00(1,000. <li»grarv> cur court., and bring them in­ orously and prosperously as heretofore, »nd dishonest yf any counuy in tho Tho dry gixel* houso of Morgan. to diinrpiito with ell fair miuJeJ mon.! yet in the best possible way and with wort 1. Men cyh steal in thi* country Young, Altemua & Co. of Philadelphia hut arv largely due to the public diaap-1 tho moot determined energy. Anything with impunity; provided the amount is has suspended. IJubilities W00,000. [irobation afllie bw making murder AGENTS WAHTFD&™” Th* United States (I’Wvernmrat has i* bettor than total *t*gn*ti<ra. Even targe enough. That the children of the not leased an island iu Samau* Bey punishable by death. Of this verdict machinery detenurate* worse standing tho press of New York City rfienks in for a coaling aUliun•till than driving to iU full capacity; nubstanpo ns follows: Memphis, ara-ording to the latosV'eeand most businuaa men find it profitable ports, is rapidly recovering from thr The ridknies it a* a mockery in doll time* to keep moving with all of justice, ami say * hanging i* “played j potable energy. Tlie Merrimack woolen mill, at Low- out" iu Now York tor tho rich, but not ■ MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. _ This is particularly true of tho greet ■•lb Massachusetts, will shortly stop for bill-sticker*, “ (lay-laborers, car-con- Grand Hirer Valley Division . work. ' body of retail dealers scattere1 all over it also the country with whom th* community be tamed horacthievM, scholastic coun­ i Tha Etuprou of Austria is ill and •ludore, and other poor ftnen. terfeiters. and well posted in all schemes I her condition is such a* to cause alarm. ridicules tho week nnd iaipoleut con­ of deviltry ’’ From filteea to twenty thousand peo- duct of the aun for tho |i*ople. The becomo* ecatco with the people end they Mr. Harley, of Prnsylvaaia. denoun­ | pie, it is said, have been thrown out of Tiaua, Triimt and fferfrf also unite in find they can do without a great deal ced the ree/Iution, a* it cmtemplated a । | employment in Connreticut since tho regarding it a* a lamo and in>|«t«nt they hey*_ been accustomed to purchase anion ol Church and State. panic. conclusion, and an nttsr faiuro of jus­ President Dssyer said the rcwlation and consequently curtail tbetr porch esen; Rev, John Spanlding, rectue of Sr. meant no »ueh thlnj. and he did not Paul’*, Era- Pa., ha* boon elected suc­ tice. Tremaine, Bloke*' counsel u jncm th* other hand, they know that the S ITlul.l. wi.h such an impression to got abroad, cessor to the late Bishop Randall. . panic ha* resulted in a shrinkage of he advise-1 that the retaution be chan­ values, and they naturally expect to wo ged *o as to simply favor Catholic j A nireting of Protestants was receetly held iu Philadelphia Iu protest . it manifested to sumo degree in the ar­ schools. Centennial Gazetteer Chromo WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS depot. city Kuaint, Kueer & Kurious OMIBH SCHOOL BOOKS Oil Paintings CHROMOS PATENT MEDICINES, CHOICE GROCERIES! New Book for Agents Paint Brute and Palmer: Site. OCEAN'S STORY WM'Ksisate fts'j-aaSsirsa. AdveriiK in the Hastiig Bauer. ‘WKtt-V JURUBEBA Mr Harley proecedd, and said that ticle* of their Ately. ronsffmptfon. The the Catbcdk-a bad grined a great victory wise dealer will meet this expectation i in driving the Bible otft of tho public and thus retain hi* customers, and ^Fetaer Graham, interrupting, said probably draw in now one*. while wc.r<•O.. ns__ u a:j .. ■ng of ,hi» old Hook* and prepairing taf replenate at lower price*. A leading New York firm who, on the begining of the present panic promptly reduced their prices ten per ecu: or more, and 1 with tho public *eboob. ) New York Qty hat, by a vote wf tbu Common Council: donated *50,000 tu aid the Memphis sufferers. Adrice* from alt part* of the province ofBsngte, India, show the crojn are failing and that the imjiending famine made the feet generally known, report Ouetoraare purchase a* freely as before,'' they **y, "end there is no poreeptiblo difference in their trade in' aj>y deport­ ment except >.< the as la 'of "the more CtO-wnrrni V]>.r >n.. PARLOR GOODS CHAMBER SETTS ing sold yuur Krvu Fever Tonic for tho last fire or six vents, wo take pleasure in saying dust in a drug trade uf twentyfive years, w* ureer sold an ague ihwled at 4,311,500 tons, of which the rail­ 4y that gave more general sstialoctinn, road* are pnt down fir 2.4/8.S00 too*. and wo recommend It as a wort hy pr»|>Pena ylvania aloe* made 702,819 tons. •larpeoter a nuyority iu Iowa will bo over 20,000. Th* State Seuatn *tao-!s : 1 Write them if you want to know. Tho Republican, 35 ; Otmomtioo 15; Bepublican majority 'JO. The lit use rem_-.h i* forv/lw dt the drag stere oi .lands: Republican, 51; Opposition. J. P. Robert.-, ft Co. ol ibis <aty, and is 49 ; R [Miblican majority on joint bal­ warranted to cure ague. lot. 22. The receipt* from spirit* for the fiscal Banc Rrxa.—Dr. Tresk’e Magnetic year en'liug June 80, 1873, worn 152,Ointment has [M-rfonaod aotne almost mtraruloM curve in this vicinity. It i* mmhlo dime is infinitely mor* useful to th* pubic than tha hoarded dollar. It runs a round of activities aad please* •vary on* it touches Iu th* present emergency it becomes u« all to act *pon thia truth. Every one who owes a ' small debt should p*y it at the *arlio*t potable moment, and thus let every dollar or dime, a* the case may be, pas* from band to hand with the least delay practicte. It ,w*. must hare wjaier. elathos for ouraelv*. end tombs, let us 7431 fnle fir LarBilimd Pro IM Atos Mt. Beecher’* Church have not termi­ nated. Theodore Tilton refuses tu re­ cognize tho right of tho church tn try him fur anything be tuny have said or done during the past four years, inas­ much as ha ha* nut been n tnenilier of that urganixation during UtSt period. The Grievance Committee, however, hold him amenable to church discipline, inasmuch, ns hi* name ha* not been erased from the book*, and they reeo amend bis expulsion. Behold how a thing it is for brethten to be stated. Iney must say thiy would as roonssod their childrru into a postteituc or bury them as let them go mtn the public school*. ■ They were afraid the child who left hrnnn iu tho morning woald ninre back with something in hts heart m bHek «s bell Father Mangin raid th* public school .trm is n nuisancr. The words in * rwsnlntior. are not tun strotfg. day. we have ecarctey a reliable word upto the hour of going; to to pre-. Do♦roit ie «*id to be Repubiicxui by a de•dta SM^taty.- Chtago to kavn elec, tod the anff-Bonday law aotanoew. while the reaglt la Now York, Wisconsin Virginia, and other Suta i* nltogelbrr a Bibtile that waa printed in iww. Good winter apple* at Buchanan are worth Sl.60al .75 per barrel. . Eugene Wtneor, tho first white child ■o la Mionreota and Kansas hut all i* born in Kent county, is a resident of uncertain, even the £lh District in thia Grand Rapids. tWate; al though wo *xU Uiiare that Mr. Tea thousand barrel* of apple* have William* ia stated, yM that b . at Urie been shipped from tho riilage of Parma, 820 SAVED! Hfteras th" portly of tho conduc­ tor appeared at tho door, by crooning behind her ana exclaiming in a whis­ per, “ Ma, I gue*« he has swallowed on* already.” King J>ibn of E.ixany, died at Pbnte Wednesday morning. Ths Doko ol titxony, eldoet son nt King John, imraedutnly Sum mod aucreMivn to the throne, end unued a proclamation, in which ho premiers to uphold the con­ stitution. and announces that th* pro* ent ministry will remain in olSce- sy atyte, pattern of wh o exhibit. W* have In •jikndlil line of REDUCE PRICES, SHEBPAKBSaji tta MB® KO FtJEKfflffiE, tl Comta flamed eyesThe Auditor of our County h*» *o much faith in it* curetiv* [>ow«rs in this diseM*. shat he not only highly recommends it, bnt offer* to forfeit the amount paid for ft in each com-, if it fail* of a cure. A. G. Crania*. South Bend. Ind. See advretiMnwnt in another column. S carefully provide the neceeserive. Let une favoring Catholic achoots, which i v* ell remember that trade (basin***) was carried bv ahmt a tw.>-thir4s v«.te. impart* activity through tel circle*, and Father Phelan, chairman of the e rmwith it chearftene** and confidence; it mittec on resolutions, snbsequea Uy pro-1 routed tho following a* a substitute for tlie Iasi one of th* series preriuusly re­ return of general-prosperity. At such ported br the evemnitfee: a tim* a* thia to sit stilt an! fold our Rceulved, The: the system of Stalo hand*, nr tu hoard our money is a bus­ arablepolicy, and th* n.xt thing to it is to do only what •« ere obliged to do. L*t aH be up nod doing AFHICA "X Wtaoil .1 I.J..I.SI lleniiM- Die 1 itialeti Blood when■v«r yon find it* impuntta buntir,, through the skin iu 1'uuptes, Eruptionur Mures; cIcmaso it when you. find it ob •traded wd sluggish in the veins; clean u it wbea it u lout; your trelfopi wid v ) o« «• Leu. Keep uw blotajlurc, aalMte ui'tetU ol the ejstem w i/l follow. WANTED UNDERGROUND on. Lux or Lettish remaining at the Hastings, P. O.. Nov. 4 th, 1873. A. M Bodwell, Charlo* Belmont. Jo««ph Hall X Kale Hubbard. Betsy Lancaster, Mra Jennie Lopor, Mrs. Mary E. Martin, O, F. Staven*, Uo.-d*L LIFE j Marked improvement ha* reerutiv I been made in the United State* in making glaasd bar!war* and cutlery BELOW BULLS THE SURFACE! BEARS iy procured from England. Tho Jury in the ease of Joehua Put fenberger. engineer of th* freight train on the Chicago ft Alum Btelraad wluch caused th* disaster n*ar Ixmint in Augtu! last and who we* then indict­ ed for manslaughter, on Saturday last returned a verdict of not guilty. Mrs. Yaa*. wife of the Japans Clianre d'Affiiin a: Washington, or rived in New York Monday evening to join her bnaband in Washington. 8b* New Advertisements. Sre, MV tcnte * UAkbKUUV. "•<* MU M Otr kte nt* Ural Ufa ata unmsiffi moco vtra UK, un warn Shingles, Lath, &c. Briggs House, CHICAGO. �Ta* RyrilsucMi Hm wwmwn. I ?““■ An Atlas ol Barry County. B*gular moding of A* Comm*, On Monday, through hl* Agent, Mr. I P.O. Titus of Phltadajphj,, placrd table, a bcauUfal A-.taa of th* 1 200 School »oat*. K Blaekboard*. / 6 Stove*. , ’ 0 Tablre. State> of Michigan, w hich for beauty of i»u7lh"irh*Tk,k,”l,p”’,u"' •*“ ** nuteh, excellence of binding. an<> perfoetton of Dcelgii, cannot l>o exc-IIcd. Rare chance to famish School « U a tnwushlp map each township octo-.. onpying a lull page l5 bv Js lncbw 4Q(, give* cv-ry subdivision of tenj from tual survey* made by and under the dl •< AM- B— 1— - S.~7. rectlouaof D. J. Lak*. Esq., one of Ae '»<=« eminent Civil Engineers In the Mta. "«■> ” emrotry. Tbe revend and the ante In the city of Hasting*, are »!», "f-l| on separate pegi», and are accurate, n very derivable addition to a county map | and one A* t will bo appreciated by all 1 w.io have occasion to commit a plat of our City or any of Ae Village* In the bosrd * J ’ oa,‘ <«>unty, as no entirely reltebl* plat* have This map has Jomm &**' “ ®®' hitherto been made. w m • ' Ubor' ».00. been very carefully examined by our Would report that A*y hare .Ma. county officer*, and dealers real estate, t^al'ow^'"’ BtlJ I”'”nmen'1 ,h*‘ «’>«•» nnd I* pronounced very accurate, by every person, Into whnae hands It has fallen, and rm« forty have been sold in J- W. Bxsru.r, tlih eltv alone. W* understand Ae W. 1. F. Haas Agent fa now canvassing Ac county Gto. W. Wrujiu*. and delivering tbme already ordered. Cummilfoe. By All. HamaMint earnestly we commend Al* Allan to the notice of ..very rrahlent of Rany • "y r.wr yosr r.virr. That the Marshall call upon the several Justk-o. of the county who would iwasM* an entirely Hat, yovr uak ufritrl wilk or •eitkoMi psm, 1 th, Until rfr, ,f Peace of (Li* City, and demand a state­ coirect map of the Ooui.ly. 'Ihepricote ' A. P. PkAKK, U. D„ only 810, and fa very cheap for such a ment of all the firm recrirod by them Omt AtUr, 4' SliJ/, Dnf Star. 30 onJ a lull report for the last yea,. -reaing, nut_ 8|dt lw# - Mayor, Rrcuidi'r, end AM*. ^OAaa OowK.aumre._w, b,,, racrired tha following, programme of । exercise? fcr Commencem.nt Weak Ku,e Agrical 1 tural Cull-go at Lansing : Sunday. November Ikh. 3 P. m.— ' o r- Tnteday, November IJ th, 7 n. m — tocraty ot Alumni; Poem by pg. u„. I2ib.-am4. Wing Exerexw. at 10 a. m. Addreu bv n..... i> . . . Alumni at 7 p. 1 Th* annual _ .. ----- ^.vtir Dn A® ilh, 10th, and 11A in»t; Public cunrevaira. fo*vM th. Lansing How-. Ununj. for A. colfog, OD(, UuBr CHURCHES. remammg 8 >0,000 uro ifhmadiately raised. (3otnmittc<» have l>ren nppointed and will enter the field at once for the purpose of raising this amount. It cnnleduu i. It ought to bo I’une. Il ■will be done. J. M. Smith, L. P. t-pr man, J. IVirauu, J. L. Fatten, $ R.. nnd W. A. Howard, constitntc the Con turttee for Hastings and vicinity. J. 6. Hott, Chairman of Committee. Will thia Terrible Slaughter Continue, FOR AFTER THAT WE WILL RESUME OUR FORMER PRICES. A taro chanc* to buy Dry Guud* cheap—P. R. Sabin & Co of Jackson, are wiling out tbeir entire stock at first Bereons who find tbeir accounts at rout. They have an immense stock. ; thu otfi.w ul a Jnstico of th* Peace for imUMlion mu.t not think it u in cum*jipimiceuf "Uy >]Ute wo owe them, tnit simply b.-cau-o wo *»rf have ..ur pay, and liar* not tho time to call again per. | -mnlly. ■ , 27wi J. w. 4 C. O. Bwrtar. 1 The account of M. W. Riker, 817 45a, referred tn Finance Cutnuu:i*<>. By Aid, Hams— I That the report cf tho Board of Ed­ ucation lie approved. Carried by ayea and nays as follow* : Aye*—Dawsun. Mudge. William'. < Beesmer, Bok-e, Hams and Bentley. ■ HAVE YOU HEARD THE HEWS ! | Hartl times, is the cause of ' it. For the next thirty clays, | the £tar Hat Store will sell I their immense stock of Mais, Caps, robes, nutfilers, gloves ^•c., at thefoliowin ( unheard of prices. Read their list carefjjlly over and sec if it won’t be an ohjed, citizens', of Hastinffs to pay them an\ early visit. By Aid. Brssnr’r— I Geer be was arrested cn Saturday las!, lit MiddleriUo by Deputy Sheriff. Dav­ FOR 30 DAYS ONLY Mon’s Working Punts .. , Men's Heavy Overcostn ..... Men’s Heavy Chinchilla Overcoats. Men’s All Wool Beaver Overcoats Men’s Heavy Undercoats ... Men’s Good Full Suits Men’s Fine Casttimere Suits .... Boys’ Suits .... | ' The CommiUcj on By-Laws and Or nances, reported on Licence Ordinal w Licit on motion ol Aid. Hams a Dun.—Repor: says that Samuel anew [> ted. : Geer late of MiddleriUo. who waa rirurk By AU. Boice— I by a Jmg-ahai. one night last week, in That the Ordinance be amnnmded . a saloon al Grand Rapids, by Frank staes* 115 per quarter for soloin tax i i Liucb, a recent grad us to from the State Prison at Jackson, ie dead. We hope die report is not true, for Geur has tha reputation of being a “clover follow,” while ldn-.-h is a perfect desperado, and . N«y»—Madge, Be-mner aud Bentley. Tnr. Gant Cnic.ao Jvarua I* noth­ ing in comparison to the imineus" bustne»* tz*ing tarried on by Jim Sutton. Jim is on Jefferson Street, nail do*. wrr than ony other inrtitation uf the kind in Hotting* Hi* store is always full, priec* low for caw or ready [>av, and would like to have th* public callon him before they >;s<s^n- their money at the higher' priced groceries. Groceries of every description both light' and heavy. Give bun a call. Jefferson St June -Ith. *tf 12,00 warranted . 2,00 and 2,60 6.60 . 10,00 and 12,00 .. 2,76 to 6,00 ... 3,00 to 5,00 ...26c. Men’s Undershirts and Drawers Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers Men’s Woolen Jackets.... ... STAR CLOTHING HOUSE ONE PRICE STORE, 36 CANAL STREET, GRAND RAPIDS. Any perxm or jtersous, haring paid the tax [irovtdwl for io Sec 3, nod who STAR HAT STORE PANIC PRICES. | stall Im preevaat.il for th* tale nf inBoys turned up Feak win-! toxicaitng liquor*, his ur their fine shall ter Caps GO cts.: b* paid with costs, out of the city Treas.Hens fine Wool Hats reary; jirovided the void prwcutian .ball dueed irom one dollar fo in* and Smith Sandford. and taken io tha Rapid*, wb*rw be now repmat in Sracut. Xotkx-Wo nay 81,50 a tha Coanty Jail. coni for dry »toio wuod on subscription, tadnonrjre. I>oe nrd pays for tho A carrespandent, writing from Ath­ Aye*—Bc-smer. Bom cn«t year. No !*«* will do it' ens. curiously contnutstbe nr xturea to Nay*—Dawsun, Madge. be found ihere of ancient and modem Efoi.r, Hams nnd Bentley. criBastions. Railroads spin th«7r trains amid tho tompl"* of three th -a*- I and yeera ; steamers dasn tbeir swells ! GO cts. .Mens turned up Peak j ter Caps 7~> cts. . Boys fine Beaver and oudrachan caps 50 cts. : Mens fine rhinchiUa Caps .50c/s. । Mens home made Mitts upon the 1‘irous, and the scream uf ‘ I GO cts. j Mens sheepskin Gauntlets , ! Pcntelicu* and Cy Aeron to Olympui I and the heaven* beyond their god*. Dr. .lien*’ dogskin gloves fur Tbt wi rk on Hower’s tbluck U pro- Ayer's world-tenowoed medicines, those ' tops 75 cts. r^c.. Ci’c.. ^c., gmseing rapidly. ' j Remember this actual givTb<- Union bebools is in bo opened in po*ted cm tha Acreqxdis, tbo Parthenon, ‘ ing away ofgoods is only for We New Building to-monow, (Thun- th.’,Areopagus and tb* Th** on. wbil* ! thirty days. the modes! card* of Cherry Pcetonal, ST.IR HAT STORE. Ayer’s Sar-apanlla, Ague Core and By AU. Bsntfay-24. Canal Street Thu: ten per cm U of the amount ol Grand Rapids, ! tbs rwpective ward fund*, Ims approjiriMich. I ated fur the general highway laud. AttmUon t. asked to the odverti.o1=>C1 uf the Briggs House, published in soubsr column Tua Star Clothing Houn of Grand Rapsda had their store closed all day A*««go to pre** the case of Ac Tuesday, aud positively refused to sell F'cp’er* Eli’, co infoimaticn lor ur- nay good* on that day, tl.«y being occa t*a, u being fried. pfod in marking down price* on their fume fine work is being done an tbo . entire stuck way l-efow cost, nt they toy rtnm* in A. 1 ,urth ward by our effi- they mutt raise 850,000 in the next 3i> day*. and iteuton w bargains will be of­ rwat Street C riimixtiuner. Pt®'» Lxtucr ha* been mum.- fered. We advise all needing M*n and o^txfod for <i.. 1<ut twenty-fire yoar* Boy•*• Clothing to go to the Star Cloth­ ing Hous* at oner, J* lira** >'”r I*1?** l?nyriri«r:. nf all School*. will cuntinae only 80 day*- Most bcarily wo secund Hi* propcat I j Robert Dole Owen s Autobfography, tion uf John R- Van Velaoc in tbo last ! • entitled. ‘‘Threading My Way," Which Zfo«e for the establuhmant ol a rlO. W. Carleton 4 Co. of New York. reading room and are rea ls to do our 1 have in prm*, will b* particularly neb part to make il attractive by placing in > in r»tnini*c»nce* af Gen. lafovctto, Mraiteomo of the lending drib*- Wo hope :—Criminal case* on the the subject may receive th* attention itt P.rrr Bv**bo Stolfoy. “Slav* Trad." Divappeanng—CHin- menu, aud that n meeting may Im, Clerkson, “L. E I*," »* ll,b'T <*,eV' , ntie* of a h.lf a century post called to toku the nccce*sary rtopo open Ao room without delay. Henry Holt 4 Co. of New York, an­ mncil on Monday nounce that they have made un arrange­ stringent Saloon Taxxxa.—We tended to Faerideu: ment with the author’s cveutorto pub­ ------ - ;c}i they will receive tbo Angell of the Michigan Uniret«Uy, for lish the Autobiography uf John Smart of th pnUla. an inritaradon to the dediealory ex.r- Mill. Tho book will be ready in No­ of th* New Ciiivcnity H.fi to b« vember. They also announce a uniform held this evening, at Ann Aitor, our edition of MPT* Miscellanciu* Works Aanks- We tod expected until a tat* en»* tliae-iaU* on tho Valley, “to. pablisbetf fa ita apprnjwfat* '•May. The card uf tbe Main; »>•» Mt yet hmm received. °f 1J»d*. The renw.n is appor 7' *,<TJ l-r*vu who examfa* tbe in &»• »nd neighboring utiw. , J*‘ Boto “» attoadanoo <kx th* Gsoait S75.00U OD SINE’S GIFT ENTERPRISE Canied by ayea and nay* *• follows : j Ayes—Dawson, Mu dire. Williams, IJesemer, Boire. Hnura rad Bentley. ' By AM. Bentley— ‘ Nays - NoneJtno!rrd; Thai ths Street Committee I l>c authorised to repair Ao docking on North abetment of Itcn Bridge in a I good aud substantial manner. a vxaal at Good Tempivaday evening of next rdially inritvd. *5,000 IN GOLD ! OIK OKAVM c**u r*t» or *5,000 IN 8ILVEB! Dr. John Flnbcrts. al the Puet Office Booluture, has juat received a full hnc of tbe Text Books io be use.) In Hie |r.,bllc bcfoiofotrf this city far A* ensuing vear. whlebba ufleni to tho pablio at tbe luwret cash price. He also ha* a line a*eortin«nt of first cl*** Ktettoue.-y. Pena, Inka. Notion* and all Ao leading Papera of tbe day.»if Rxwaasra that the firm of Reamer, Heath 4 Co still livre and are selling lol* uf Fnroitnro at the vmr loweat cash prices. The hundreds ol Picture New Scales. country. It la lb* Gomsusu Hocaa*.—Tbo Supremo QrartofDtoo-.he.-dMfetolt^-" Grata! 3CS0FULA so! GAKCER REKT Visiting Cards, Burinere Card*. WeMiog Card-. BOOMS TO RENT. No*’ Stauffer's City Dining Rooms, or National Hotel. Apply E- H. Lathrop. j’’*-0® Tuesday, in mUitfou to tho County Bet. Ho. N. A. Balch of trad Col. E. Barnn of Nile*. •i any tlnd style wf PrUrta*. > e on* line Card to a 1 co tbeei call m TH* BAKsrra Orncx. WM Shirta, Drawers, local Bbjipefj Notice;. By Aid. BesnierThat tho account of I. W. Vnxmiau. 17.88, b* referred to Finafire Com- Ouv» Cuixxn*. Olivet College U en­ dow ed in the sum of 8P3.20O worth of real «mla, building.. bb,nly. ^hinet, jAc., and in tbo »um of 8«"^5O inve.ted and productive tun U. Fbr th* re­ moval of jmn»eBt indebtedness nnd full endowment uf ito pre^m Corp, of ln­ oye* and nay* a, follow* ; rev. . struetkm it need* now IfH.OOO, Of thfo Aye»—Duwion. Mudg.-. Williams. ' sum *18,000 are subscribed by our fel­ low citiren* upon the cunditiUn4hat the ' Bessuisr, Butov, Bams and Bentley. 6 JOB PRINTING Obstacles to Marriage. New Stjli �I AM ORDIMAMCE HELATIVE TO I K1DEWALIU. owu acquaintance*, and to entertain i them; aud there is nowhere ulae to bo found the young girl who, while she is free Io receive attontiuu, is so well abls : to repel with dignity and presumption. 1 She mark* out her own limit*. Ph* la ’ Mt to decide for herself, and is not | CUACnjfO HUTS irasTFuy Dinsiox. y i tiu » ( tu u i lsarsUr«a<{Rl»Ms*»i l_p P.MfAw Chises* P nd so much will hum confldvncs in • hem. Wool is held very firmly. Suck* of both foreign atd domestic are showing to the educator the tendency . becoming shtirtunnd up, and wo nut* which bis prvrautivo measure* ought to ' take. Such girls wo must rule through 1 beau aliipped fnc London. Ur tho lot winning their conviction on th* side uf of December •« predict that tbo tuonoy right. They will uot blindly obey what I market will bo wff at tho east. from seems to them arbitrary rul**, or, il th* flow uf currency that will •« in Irom all part* of tho country, nnd those institution^ which ax® boarding green­ backs at>d aurregey, will by that time Io-»cb their hold on unproductive nc. kumulation* that aro paying no interest, __________________ ... .. _i-i.. OVER TniltTY r.ltod to giro p»r SKStt.5 MEX4CAN UUSTAKQ1 Michigan Central R. R. old, reiurle ird direct route. SSS KSSSBSWSfti tt! R£ - ————-....... ............ ,iw,'>«ssa (Sza‘B.'st: Sarsaparilla 553 । iifli n n |||i r 111 111 I Ii K UI El a n, F-oitiinti. gw «l □y nart of u real education. * 4 tne* teseber mutt always TIIR । THE ALDINE. gw -------— -------- j krere no! .ran this rnooer and .luck I do*, at permaueM and not temporary A, Mt7 . nuto tas. . ismn- haa shaken ths roafidenoeof the , results, and must. u> America, appeal , __ wAuio. .. wool dealer*. Holders liar* beeu f directly ml indirectly to saif-aoatroL ‘ ’ <i*edy through it all, knowing th*t all | Tbe educator ha* in his bauds a* tho J THE LEADING <bewu>! at tbeir command must bo • result of our climate, government, and: D [? 1)11 DT TP A NT D A i-nlfod for before spring. In fast, our | society, au eiquisitly seusitivs and n*r- Il Ll UDulvAPI 1 Al LllL •uptdy will tw ahurt.-AGriyra >«rw*r. ‘ rouvly devriopml organi«n, a spirit; JS 1 UK X0RTlf1T£ST ,„ ITOt0«M .■•“ o-,- •< — e- -Meh torn, iu ■«!,-. yl -'ll u—J and maintain them, an etferrescer.t girl- , . Ul u„ wnw, of |h, wvr4 . lhM,llO|( |* r 6-1 ever entered the ebspe! last should car­ ry a lantern round and round till be caught some brother napping. Then h* might rou»* th* sleeper, hand him i th* lantern and take bi* seat, while the ' other set out in quest of sleepers. It fares with foud-hubters a* with monks. Thi*riwho take limo by the fore lock, take the most comfortable place*. but the laggard* WUt take their Sr . ■|-«14 •an.alb-l -c, tt* I Dr. J. C. AYER A GO., Lowell. Mas*., F V i-i fit—w^klbeAbllaesa^Mahh*a5 Ditto-''' SgiiassxsiMsttsta! ri>< r.'wy «tk«Mia»'b»Cw»uUl-*rttKikt ■t.is&.T ,?sn ttsrs । "“r vtiiRri'iSsji. i FlAIR a— I • Ikere.l • Bl dw U .»»4 U, MTMMTT C* KlU/r tW ' u»l ».nrir. 1-ml.rr «tlh »»U , x— w"i Michigan State Land Office. Fir1 Vans Jstisei & t'aiiiat ISTIMAl «£WIF*PEB. «l JMfoCu««l». i.'liv..k. .. -•x u d i at square, w ace between ----- - ------- ------- ------is!,) resembling a large refrigerator, rack containing about twenty cake. ' ice is suspended from the coiling, so ia! the cokl air in descending keeps i* temperature always low. A ntuu■r of Blanchard churns are' arranged ai valuable, which bo might once have Dogs are low in price, aud th* a*»<occupied as free grants Wo all know fou apnruache* when th* trader must IAon- if wo only know trim. , send bis stock Into market Hogs, Uut the host thing about Nobra»ka -is. that the government has »-ld none of wImto ripe must be sent to market and • take tu* rousequracce of the prim rul-1 imr- The farmer who keep* them a day alter is only luring feed, which had better 1«> vx|«nd*d on growing bis store bog*. There is no pro*poet of an ad­ vance in pric®K and it win bo well if' they can t« k<qit a here they aro. A* y«t tbs pickmg season has nut opened. During th* nastyear. although th* for­ eign demand for cut ruaata and Istd ha* «*■! Bl or rather the pure stearine aud oleine, float on tho water. This is gathered oil and placed in another vat to cool, and when about the consistency uf lard i* wrapped in cloths (about 800 pounds in each wraptier) and subjected to presses of tremendnu* jiower. As tho preasuro ia applied th* olein* ooox* through tbe doth, ahd is conveyed by little through, similar ts those of a rider mill, to an- ■r/s: THE INTER-OCEAN The Pork and Hog Trad'. i’l it is ran through a machine similar to aansoge eutter, and ground thoroughly al the rat" ol 1.20(1 pound* an hour, ■ * - —- — -r, - -_ ____ ...‘MS THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT The New York Evening Mail gives MARKET REPORTS the following description of how butter tat Xvnharst ess BELT frits’. is made in New York city. Wa believe they did in tbe las* d«ad», thov will I truest wire*, the wisvst and tondereet nK.shau.tU riUlbaesrirf flee row-1 tnolhars, th* mo«t intalligwnt and wotT || E ACKJCllTCRAL DEPARTMENT it is tho mode that was adopted in Pa­ ris during tbe siege. A great German chemist predicted ttiat artificial wine would some time take the place of the fermented jojo* of the grape j ’ haps befoa* ftaf limo we shall butter made from animal fat: “A large tank ia filled with sheets of < 4.1;;1 Cmatial aid Family fleispaper, Haib i n’ ; end ritatn. sones OS COSSOLWAT1OR. I d-.i.iirulK - - it % B C3;iiil;'.ri t'uii niam-il vigor, and will etc itc a n.-w gruwtli. «cq t -fa csln-.iiv “hl-Ogv. •JI i--, tliu most economic-?} IIaiuDrcs-ts4. vvernsed. a- it req'tliv* lea* c sj,p'ie^*.i<m«, and p’.c. tin- h .L- :: q,:ci;-iiil. gluray appcarainv. A. A. Ilnyes Stalo the !mg year, 2d million* of pounds ; and of cut meats IM millions, Tha to­ tal number of pounds of bog product, exported from tbo United Sialo* for the veer have born co for 707 1-2 nilUioMTbe demand is -not likely ti> be any less for tho coming year. We notice that tho complaints of high rates of meat* still prevail ia Great Britain, aud thore is no remedy but the import of provis- Most boys and girls who live in the country hare ao«u wild pigeoia, and know wbal graceful bird, they nrv Die oiusclrs ut their wings are very Urge aud strung- Audubon say* that these [ ig»un« travel nt tbo rate of a mile in a mtuuto, and that if one were to follow the fashion, ni> 1 take a trip to Europe, Liverpool at 8% to 41*. p«r 112 lb*., It couhl cross tho . ereon in loss than or in our currency at 9 l-2e. per pound, with gold ollOS. Tbe priou in New York aro S to 8 l-2c_, and (here is no prospect of any change as tho'export trade is naturally dull, as the home sup| ply is Igr^ost at this suoson. so that th* birds possess. As they journey through -pace, they can overlook hundreds of margin is alight. During tho post urnaero, nt once, and their sharp eyes can mor the supply of hogs have been heavy discover at a glance whether the coun­ and from tbe information gathered so try beneath thorn is barren, or supplied far iu rule lion tn th* hog crop, the sup­ ply will be quite heavy and fnlly equal with tbe food they need. On tbo day I speak of, the birds flew to' that of last year.Former very low, and hundreds of tirera alight­ ed un the trees in passing. They otten Fall Plowing for Potatoesalight in such numbers that great branches are broken o£ aud sometimes Ever since tbe period of tbe appear­ the pigeon* ar® crashed to death. The ance of tbe potato-rot iu this country, fold. bordering tbe river wore covered farmers have been studying, more or '•.it c*esw-ks lh< i 1 W UKROLLL. swsi .tiiJ’ihoVi’iL *V,trt.Dixc, Bucking-hains Dye FOB THE WHX8KSB8. 5=1 W The Babcock less closely, tho potato crop, and we be­ hove wo sjeak within tbe bounds of truth in raying, that al! who bare had tho brat opportunity to judge have de­ cided that the application of mineral manures will give th* beet n-suk. and the uau o: strung hot*", or other fcrmenting manure*, th* poorest return. Especially dims thia prove true in ransons when rot ia moat prevalentIn ‘si ji '£ / XI— XOBTDWK-Tnx MVTB Magaolia Bairn cn CntCUIT COURTS-1874,1875. •__ _______________ Complax.on. .jV-rto.-/.! .liliRv,->r.Hs»ares»4 r. |l I U DB,CHUCK’S WINE OF TAB! I*»l liMimmU Ii; .Fn-uc-a Wli>*orTn*l<>Uavptni>ni r i paid for the article produced by those •■maidea. all forlorn who milk the row with the crumpled horn." Tbe pro­ duct, too. it b claimed, b wot only more healthful but of a greater average ex­ roller than tbegvnuin* article, bring entirely free tram curd or the roarula- Detrat iiau i Us liclUH MnM ftTATa or HICHUUX-SmalMaib JaStotol *USia aS itnwll tot Ito star, >Cl sad iSrt. ' m "“'■zasr --.Magnetic 72 ii INTLAIOUTOST DI5ZASEC f -ii w _____ - IT THE GREAT lt I...«.»I ZSTiSLir rti,JOB PRINTING to disregard the optamos and wmhet of I •I cause HUMAH MISERY. A £.<«„* •* ite* Xsame, Ttouuseal ocTossaut, . « AdreTtiao m the Banjor. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-11-12.pdf a76f757e3696cfb1785d59d05adac463 PDF Text Text Th* BAf|t«iTrfe R,erd*Lic^|( Bmo. RAT£8 OF JLDTEST13ISO. VOL XVIII HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, (873. NEW FIRM DIVING FLUE, But tor the accidental support to wbteh I hung as by a brittle thread, I should have been precipitated like an arrow down the steep, glassy dseevat, to the sorgo below. The detsent. I kaew to be only cure and instant death- Haw I had advanced to this paint without (ailing Itefme, was a urcumatanco I could not account for. I found it im­ possible to regain my footing. I could make no impression in the ley aurfsca. though making every effort to indent it with my boot-Urol*. The first tenable ground appeared at a point, at least 20 red* oliuve me My position waa peril ou* iu the extreme. The projection to which 1 held ou was hut « frail and I rotten support, and might give way at any momeal 1 called for help. My apfwals died sway on the bteak, night wind*. No human being or bouse was in sight and uoun nearer than half a mile ewsy. I. was ter from e frequent­ ed track. Tm eight we* netting in feet, with no pjaaibiUty «T human aid for me. 1 deviroil seury fdsa for raeape. 1 thoagbtof tho ambitious youth al lbs Natural Bridge, who strove to carve his ueme iu lb. preei|dcoe* rock above that at » Washington. No soch motive bml brought mo into this pre­ dionmenu 1 rii only ou my way to pose an et.uiag with a lady friend for whom 1 hail a special hankering. I bad rhc*en to take thb I*y-)>dth, lo*t 1 ■huuld to “seen of men, ' and get laughed at for my poiua. But I had gut tuore than 1 bergeiaad for. and waa likrty to pas* an evening lees agreeably GOLDER DELL base heater, FURNITURE ! WRIGHT k. HOLBROOK. • TTOR'»Yi**»U« «r. I Ailltiier. to CTu Umii Upi/OLspUtCD tfD q00D9. Picture Frames, MR.JAMES JI. HEWES Journal of tha State CenreaUou Michigan. held at Aon Arbor, September, IM®. which Rctorod The slate of Ohio exhibits to the world a Harty specimen of the actinn of our natore, when uncontrolled by reason. justice and morality. Iler atarite keeps pace with her growth, in population and resource.. Not content with a large and fruitful territory, and with a groat proport.on of th-. suithrrn nonet ot latke Erie—and with the boun- mg man would grasp a straw. It wa* strong, sharp and capable. Holding my mittens in my teeth, 1 cut a place MB. WILLIAM B. STEBBINS Positively wives Half the Fuel of any Staight Draft Stov Keejw Fire all Winter without rekindling. Uns n Cast Iron Fire (’lumber. HMM! Whru you are in want nt CfiA/VBEH 0, P4HLO3 SETS, sophs, Erntf Sj-on Qfo <i',t SlPVW1!1 COUCffES, piWHS, BHHCKETS, <fc., <fc., ^c. DENTIST Mtife . GREBLE &. RUSSELL. Michiiai tftp HOVED Sweet's HqTel, ^^-3D Michigan Exchange. ■ Being the most simple in eon- [ F. M. Hungerford & Co. machine, nrr quality <ehiel, ncmumend the Wbeelnr. st ruction, easily to\ fairs nf thrand Whcrier jadapted im.wn/br & Wilron lathe imHleae Superior to an,, other eewin^ different kinds of the work, running the pant i/eaf'is Best Guar-\, Commission Merchants. X. Bu 8 ell 'n\,„arhhMfK themakrt. faot'-r. <utd"fi" n,'V ranter nf "<<•« its Superiority orrr al! tinetlr rceognue* her true northern boundary s« established by the ordi­ nance, and thu act of congress pro. iding fur her admission into the union, but in ths form of a proviso see fit to add—“With tho aaeeut of congroee,*' she wilt extend her boundaries to the brow. The night waa dark about me, north capo of the Maumee Bay. sol but I worked my way steadily up Io terra firma. I wa* three hour* gaining a sternly footing. of Lake Erie into Ibe bargain. Fear­ I did'at see "Issais" that evening. I ful that bar craftiaea* would not be overlookatl, aha wisely smuggled h«r made hasty strides to my boarding members tutu their seat* uttuhwrved . place. 1 hare never since gone "aero** Whet modesty 1 Cuugreea. however did lots" to do courting, or forgotten the nut give (heir aa«eut, but on the contra difficulty out of which I whittled my ry for the s|»ce of mure than thirty year*, even up to the month of March way with the serviceable jack knife last past, refuMxl it. In the moan time Ohio increaeeil in population, rosuurcea and |iu)itical importance, and as she (tad been .the darling favorite of congteaa, and had grow n under their fostering care to gigantic strength and Coluasran magnitude and tbi* being the only favor of importance which cougrv«s bad not granted her when asked, »hn at first only murmured and c» mplainsd ; bnl wbea »be found she could not gain hor purpose by whining, she partiruteriy want, sou luok for u !*' had recourse to blustering and bravado, "Certainly." •■Weil—among llie iboussuda upon talking of her euRwa »f Jnuan; and thousand* who help to make up this proceeded at uned to n ulhty the act uf Sommuniration. busy work! of enre everything that is Congress of IhftS. by erecting countic* ttinted is read. Sneer as you please. and lowtuhipa wi hin our territory, apdo asaurv you that prratnr* ink U the pocntuig otfirere anil orgnnMng eourti true tpeu w to all bn*ina«* sne- of justice, Ac. And in order to support this system >of nullifioahun. her Qiiel Mapi-trata ordered out a part of bis ••mill*, n." and boldly slranced within five oe six mites of toe true louudary lir-e between Ohio end Michigan, and there made a gforiou* display of Milita­ race-is addicted. the Yankee is prover­ ry pruweaa at a sale distaaoe fnitu tho bially prone to that of whittling. line claimed by the retraciosy inhalntAchillea wa* noted for hi* bravery. ants of Michigan. The Legtslalorv ol Ohio, and her detegatien tn congreaa also, performed ’their pans'of the dra­ ma in higtolifoed threats and angry mruacet This course seems to have had it* vffirct—Ohio must be conciliated Myrmidons. Hi* mother, the goddess Congress gave their long with-beld aaThrtfa, Ion-saw that if be went with th* exped-tion. bo w.<uld never return. She endeavored to tbs art tho design of th. Fates. She clothed him in femnte at­ tire and sent him to live with tbe daugh­ ters of X^comedM, King of beyros, one Three served a* stain for my fret also. -1 labored long and wall. Though Jhe I thermometer aloud at 20 degree* Letew other sewing machine* IF YOU WANT Hastings barbie ws • ! DRUGS Medicines Ulf SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS ! Hotn* year* since I pnt vp at a hotel j RUSSELL & NEVINS INK, in Davenport, Iowa H.-ving a box of i CRAYON. pine tinders, and at a baa for sumeihiag I to do, I selected a stick and taking out • WATERGOLOR the inevitable “jack knife" commenced | AND OILS, whittling. Wberropon the good-we- Hix times Baller was interrupted tured Lost came ufong, and touching mv while taking tea by men with dog* to tlionlcter, said, “I ere your ere a Yen- eell. Buffer was a man who wodrtnet lie. He bad put hi* foot in, and he must take it oat mentally. The twenty “How do you know this f I a*k«J “By your propensity to whittle,” bo third epfdteent waa a *m*U boy, with a gill io comfany, who bed a ragged, replpduirtv poodle foe sate. Buffer bought I could not but acknrraladge 'he oom. the yoodle of the buy, end immedhtely In fact I have known Yankees to presented it to tba girf. and thsn rant whittle out riolinea. chains, and various them off To th* next eppHraut’kw was obte articles tor prartical and crEamectal dry GOOD?. CLOTHING. HATS AND CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES Sulcal aOn&iisl £)ye Stuffs. jackknife. Bui myeown greatest ex­ ploit a: whittling saved my Uta. It waa h» th- munth of Fvb'uary, IM®. I attempted, just at nighttali, to ernes one of the bold spurs of th* Green Mountain tango near Castleton, V«The snuw had latten deep. The tew The stream of enllm cosrtitmed until near ten o'clock, at which hour Buffet locked up and turned <.ff th* gs* On the toflowtee evening. •' B«*r appraii+ed his foniea. be found a crowd aweoiLted. He counted thrtty-uinr. men and bevs. eech one of whom hwd a dog in tow. Thcr* were dixre of ervry DENTIST I'AfWS & OILS । pH(EviX CASH STOKE lata rams Led formed a Mtrfww almost j a. hard and .Hpi»ry ■“ 81”* , White advanmag along the side of a ( hill ia lb. miaty twilight, I aLpj-d ui fell upon my aide. 1 was fortuaato t enough totateb by the pmtrt of a slump., > FREJ»H OYSTERS by Um CAN or which protruded for an inch cr tnoro । DiBll, at CITY DINKING ROOMS. through tbe hard crust of ice that I sc saw lay on afl sides about toe. Tb* , wa* not auotber object to which I eou cling within a distance of ten or a ffi | en rod*. Below, tba bill dascauded I cr W rort* tamiMMd by a ravis. wi______ _ i mdae ofpecpeuAiankx aoek 40 foot high. । Thea ha OYSTERS Will not be Undersold. prvwl.m on the port of congroM cuuld potaibly waan you from this attachment —You would even make great saaficea for the general good, and fur th. fewer and tnumuility of tbo country: aad with this knowledge of your seutimeute, white so cannot sanction, ia yourj bobalt, tho exoreiM of towers by congee** nut delegated bttt expressly forbidden, wo invito a mutual cv-ofwralian of tb. pronto of th. Stale, interested for th. settlement, upon term* of reciprocity, of all queetiomi alfsating their roepealin* suvernigubes ; a subject uvar which cungrcs* lies no further coutrokclisn to res­ aw. as in the case of New York and New Jsraey, ia any compact which th. state* interested may deem fit and prop­ er. by tho appointment of oommtoaioner*. end the action uf their reapociivo Jagislaturea, to eater into. WhaMver your brethren of Ohio may see tifaMectruit tho political mauagwiucnt o^beir interests to men who clicnsh at heart mssnber that to build and equip railroad* cost* large amoun^ of money, and that the owners of them hare just as nroch right to ask and receive on lheir invest­ ment a fair return, ae the farmer* bare on tbeire. We, also, ask them to re* member that the average ineomo of our railroad* ia lees than fiivn per cent per annum, with the preoert rates for tranapostntiou. which ia a fact, and then to tell the public whether 6 per cent to Under this bead ia vnur paper of yeeterday we find utternneaa upon ths traafxwtalion quaetioo that would do honor to the wiwfoai of Captain Cuttle. How pleasant it-will bo to the boidsrs of Michigan Central stock—now tai­ ling at sixty cents on the dollar, the diviJen* having bean pataed for a year —to bo informed when they ehan pick up yonr valuable pepwr. that the object of tboee composing the Grangers is “To recur* such economical managemeal of trann>ortation line* as to ensure cheap rates ' Their hearts will bo rejoiced to team that anrh stupid people ae Mr. Juj, Mr. Sargent and Mr. Hind, having failed ia ability to pay tbsra any inter*»l on their money and having by their maintaaatioe of such high rates, and gan ha* survived the first blow of mis- ' nnerotiumical management, sent tbs named uyedwaryand it ia our moat stock down to tbrewfiftbs of its par val“tbu aMMrtfy of the stock-holdem ardent d^jpo that the people will ever lua, ' rally around their own omipa.t. and not being able to control the policy of preserve it from tho aevanug stroke of the road.' but "a 6w pevuoss being peroutward foe* or domestic ooenur*. and , that if it should at any time hereafter “and manage them for their individual ” It is wa say, a ptaaaant require all*rs*wn or amendment, that tntettata 1 of information to tto»o interested it may be performed as the free, unbi- piece I aued and sovereign act of its own peo- to 1 know that the Grangers era about to the problmn and relievo the ‘'ma­ pie, in preeiao accordance with its own solve ' who don't control." or the few who provision* ; and that it may not be ef- jority J fee led by any attempt al rortti. n or 'ronatitutc the “minority" that do eon­ rjmnin interference on the part uf '’1trtd. of their bungling management of own property, and to “eecurs" to congress, who hare no right to inter- 1' their 1 tho cvituimteal maaagvmsnt profere aitl\he internal concern* of :ba4‘ them 1 ‘ Tided by .Um multitudinous wisdom of individual states at. this confederacy. Graagnra. At the same time the If we suffer uurfundamental law to the ' be battered down X-y the arbitrary ar­ Grangers, wo infer, whenever btejr “ro­ tion of congrsas, and our limila to be il 1 ucu the wages uf their employes'’ ia to “ouiiiauiicsi management," will enlarged or dimhinbed at thmr will, we order 1 * injure lAraurfaM in public Mtimateas at once oar severeigaly; our cun- not 1 ’’ but will at the same time “oorrossolution ia destroyed; our legislation tiou, 1 reduce tlirtr transportation has not tho shadow of foundation to jxanfangly 1 Splendid ! To economise rest upon; our official agents become 'charges.'' destitute of authority ; and we, fellow 1they reduce thrir expenses, and “apply the knife" to their receipts- Things citiscas, become at noce the victims of a 1 aqua) to each other. We conclude how­ government of erpsdwsuy, or fall from 1 that th* < irangera are not the pub­ nicearily back into a stale of nalare, ever, ' lic. After writing such an article, we oonpellod, as the least of evil*, to form 1 ior ounelvM a new guvetumetit, under eip-ct that wbvnoyer “under the pres­ which ourselves and our poeterity sure of hard time* a* an excuse" ypu reduce printers' wage*, adrertuing and would alone be secure. Let u* avoid _ a-,1___ < .11 n:..i__ in 1.. ------ —__ »o Jsngerou* a erisiaT and cheerfully yield a vigilant support to our consdtutian aa it waa formed, tearing it for injured in the public estimation. Wo oougrsM to relieve tbeiaeelve* from any «x;x«t you to manage your printing oeuifficuUira with which they may hare tabli*hmont “in the interest of tho peo­ become eutaugled, during, aa we Lo;e, ple," and not selfishly ba making from thirty to fifty per cost per annum on a trmpiraxy age of orpolMMy. The enogrea at the United Btatra the investment of }. O’D. Remember having, by a derided majority uf Loth that your Supreme Court has autemnly declared a railroad a* much private pro­ bouaeK sanctioned Ly the signature of our illusUiuu* Chief Magixtrate, guar­ petty as your printing establishment, or antied Io this people that their consti­ an tnn. And rwnsater also, that the tution ot government i* of a republican character; and as the convention ot Michigan have ilemnl tbs right of cen­ day of the ensuing use tiou of congress, "TK the reprueeutativee at the soverergn jxupla of this state. In the choice of' those delegates by your convection, who have been roquarted to «tsit Washington, it is but proper to say, that they are clothed with no cfiktal power ; nor is it«: all imperative upon the state to pay them tor their e>tvicr>; they go ae, and in to be round ranee, aud that if our Pat­ behalf of, th* friend* of Micliigsn, to co operate with our legally eoMtitutad ron* of Industry would fight the Ilailagents in defence of “the cause, the roeda by mean*, sneh a* theta, they would be nut only aueceeafnl ia bang­ ing them to juat Urma, but would, be­ It to with regret that we mart state yond question, enrich thetaealvan to you, fallow litiiru*. that in the re­ jection of th* term! annexed to yuur through an agency far mere deoiraUa, adatedon into the union. propMod to than would bo tho aaroo result, by pul­ us by rongree*. your convention was ling down our M-ghlrtira; nut uoauimoj* ; gotwubrtanuinp that The Brairw Fanner teal weak qMtoa, our legal executive officer* when io the we laMnMwuaJy protest *1 against tb. cattle in the Chicago market all Ibe way perfoemaaco of his duty, aad retuoed to right uf rongrea* to Imjinse for yuur trom ®1.M Io W.30 per 100 pouada. aurrunder him to our autburily, when performance any condlta4» inrompatilils live weight The Prairie Farmer hi nn legally demanded by our Executive, iti with bo [uovi-M.ns uf the ordmaoew of pur-nance of the constitution of the l78T.yet a tvspeotabie minority ware United Btatra and by tho esjiecml di reertou of tho President, ns a fugitive from justice; t« eey nothing o< an propr.atioa uf three hundred doll*:* d inane* of 1787, thnu manfully to con­ Iron* th* state treasury a* n reward for tend fur th* right* of th.ir own state, thu fidelity of this aulf-aame out-las. and fur their tu»t claim*, end fearioMly In bar eager aspiring after jwsret, abe Abide the re.ult With th* mocivra of ha* been totally tuekJaeeof toe supreme three men wu hnre waning to do ; it ia tews of our ouiamea roantry and tan but charitable to hopn. however, that tews of humanity aud honor. A<>4 they a eio actuated rather Ly the will however thia controversy may torts I- uf thmr immsdtnie rotutitUMita then by Bate, this stain upon her oacatubeon a stria: regard to thstr own notion* of light and wrong. |100 a bend than for I When wo refteeu follow eitiaaw, up- only from ® 10 to I!6 on tb. fearful array with Thick ynn had ■ ’ ' - “■ J ' ,■ot her own state, which tb. AU-ruey to contend in th. recent struggle for General uftiis United Staten has da- the choice uf yuur fiedogetea to tbo lata ,etered to bo UMonsututionai. tost Otrie conventfon—the official influence exerustnya a kind ofjuriulioura over that detmite boundaries, end at the same time, tnr a specieo of legwdotjaia, at­ . taniphag to force Michigan to auneuder a portion of its «ov.ra*gaty aad ite fieopte into the bauds of a neighboring t rival—iu fact endeavoring to admit a state, recadved with a drfiaite boundary . mare than thirty year* Mime, a UttL fartErr into the union, at tbs expense ol tbe people of another state whuse eon ettnuon and government to recognteed, in th. ctearest and strongest terms, in and with I*male ornameata, smoag which ho placed ecxne arms, he appeared at the court of I.ycornedra. and offered M~A1! consigniqeut* will receive his wares for sale While the real wo­ prompt attention. '' 2dm2 men sought articles for women's c*c, another amotyt them True to manS na fe.h a k k h b k lure, took up and put oo oword and buckler, then asoing a trumpet. Bounded the cbaigsu This waa of tonne, Achil­ AM m»!I<v. hom *m*H Vicleree, sad tree. tab. le*. The disguise unmasked, bo wa* NO. 29. | latare, or of tho executive (when the ' iegisteture eannot be convened) against i demostie violence.” । Notarithrtaaditar, follow citixcns, you bare be*n uryustly deprived of many of ibe adrantagso resulting from a timely admission ; notwithstanding you hare bren dipnved as yet of the fire per cent of the eatoe of many milliana of acira of tho public lands within your limit*; j notwithstanding tbo attempts of your, neighboring atateo to make inroads up-1 an your herder*, and notwithstanding ttiat in this system of eneroaeheiant; and oppression, Congress have been in­ duced, probably, b* mterepreoentation to throw obetactes in our way. nd atill refuse, us a voice ia tbo councils <xf tbo nation, unless upon terms humiliating in iheiF^atare, and highly iniurioou in I their eonbm*ncea—y*< we know you Under tho above Lead we find A the for. thrtmnljlMt you ore attached Io —tifatton, that you will J.cUx Otrre* of the idx, iaat, the the moat determined following spicy letter to which we invito d that nothing abort of tho partteniar attention of our readers. --------- _im of injustice and op- �I H □ £ S-ll C ’ 5 Jnmif f! ’.j i & m J K ft a O 9J 5 il § * s s II Ff *aiS 4 • M -*3r 1 Up i . bi 3 c» 13 P n «! 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D» aub-titte move dearly <te The Haafingx JcswmZ raunuetr. that1 l,nc* •<le0 body and mind in on* * ”* * *“ "*■* ’ j system.” It is very rars that a volume contains so much that is strictly philo­ sophical, with that inantical instruction s hich ia uaclsl ia every-day life. This is the pscaliarity of tho grunt writer', mind, that it grasjw th.* cud aa well as the means adapting tb. tetter to th. ohjset bs would arocmplish. It it pub­ lished by Ecribscr, Aimutrong & Co., and will cunimatd the thoughtful atten­ tion of intelligent rvad.ro. of the People, obtains kava of the Court, and entered a ne&proesfwi iu tho riving wmo ptac'ical good. It ia full case egaiMt Alont^ B. Bara uni n,.<l ot meat for ths mind, well served Akraw Hager for burning the store of and aevniy. IVtineas article, like these: the Barnum Brothers, in Wooodland, Rev. Dr. DlnocbarJ, Pres. of Wheaton Dnironity; The Brilon, the Inspira­ wme two years since. Tha. end. jMjt. one uf the most cuulemplaNe tional Rar* ; Our Immortality ; Growth •pita prosocuuoiu ever brought into any of Character and Heart ; Conversations Court, end wo cute with pleasure this “bunt Feces, with uunieriuwi illvstrn action as tho trial would have cwt tho I 'tons ; Money, Its Functions and Itecounty ■'anv.n.l tbotwaiid doltero. aud I qsirtu.nl., which our Capitalists should •.here was no! the least possible chancv all Read ; Application of Art to Drvas ; to have convicted the mpondeute, n«r Wire, who lit npick; Address to Young i. ttevo now. nor ha. there two. at any CHURCHES. Must wonderful arc being bought at the Star Clothing House. SG Canal St., Grand Rapids, and this Panic Sale, Ij Tux Oust Caicsso Jnrux is nothcontinues only a few weeks'I ing in ci-mperiion to tbe immense busiwring earned on by Jim Button. longer. Men’s Heavy Over- •ncsa 1 is on Joftoroon Ktreet, and does coats are sold at $5.50 and JJim swrate«fo«N than.ony other institution ■94MO, and-fine Beaver Over- ,of the kind tn Hasting. His store fo coats al 910, 912 and 913, <always full, prions low for eaao or ready and would like to have tb. public that were, formerly sold at pay, I 920 and 922. Good Suits 'call on him betaro they afSawAr their tho higher priced groceries can be bought for 96.50 and Grocerww <money at of nrory d.scnption both hebt 97.00, and fine Cassimere <and heavy. Giro linn a cell. Suits at 910, 912 and 915. Jefferson St. June 4lh. tf ' Shirts and Drawers only 25 and 35 cents, and all goods have been reduced to about I half what the other stores ’ ask. Remember these low . prices last only a few weeks ‘ more, so go immediately to tho Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids. (20w3) HAVE Y00 HEARD THE NEWS : Hard-times, is the cause of it. For the next thirty days, the Star Hat Store trill sell Business ; Intemperance and Life In their immense stock of Hats, scrunco, a clinching statement ; Wan­ ('ops, robes, m ufflers, gloves There is roBsiderabie compteini made, ted Carolul. Honest Men ; Coward <w 5 c., at thcfollpiringu nheard of prices. Read their list and not without some ecu.*, at the carefully over and see if it j enormous sx|>ens« to which tbs poop!. jeer. Write at uure k> the l»0 won’t be an dyed, citizens} •r« .objected by tho ccatinunl change ■nd secure the volume, for 1K74. ot" Hastings to pay them an , Text Bo.>ks in uur public schools. Wells, LI»!< Broadway, New Yo: early visit. With no disposition to complain, and a 11 FOR 30 DAYS ONLY Pacific Railroad, which run. iu fine Day Coach,-, and Pullman Steeper, from St louis to principal points io the WeM. rilSnt chaff. We believe that the Miasouri Pacific Railroad has tho boat track and the finmt and aafost equipment of any line west of tbo Mississiiifu, and its counectiuai with mails i Will this Terrible Slaughter Continue, FOR AFTER THAT WE WILL RESUME OUR FORMER PRICES. STAR HAT STORE, PANIC PRICKS. f , ----1 Mens fine Wool Bats re­ , f,>* November numbur of IlaUcut ‘ '* ’’•“•‘I•* ® fr**h sstrol nice duced from one dollar to\ “•eTcr- It contains 1I10 mtuil variety 50 ds. Mens turned up Peak Win­ 1 *toric», good poetry, and flt"’ 'Hue»wrtuma. just swh roadiq^tnai- ter Caps 75 Boys fine Beaver and Cheap Farms in South-west Hiisonii! ,er ** 4’®*’I^e *aut» «nd will have it . a stradian caps 50 ds. Th. Atlantic A Pacific Railrusd Com­ d«tenet nod by the ajvcral School Fnw,f 1,101 f*"' is all wu stat*'. 'S^/etut fine chin ch illa Caps pany iilfors 1,200,000 acres of lend iu Central nud Southwest Missouri, at Board*. Thia wv believe ro be ihi> ■ J11*1 B*°nc< <”W ’he int of contents, nnd law, and' if Bred u, see vhatil is cutujKMid of. Every sub­ ' J/t’H.s- home -made Miffs, scriber rvceivea a pretty idirotuu' Only ■ G 0 cfs. thousands of dollar, 15 cts. single number, and 8 l.&l pci I Mens sheepskin Gauntlets pie of this county. year. Aildresi Thome, A Talbot, 36 | 40 cts. . J- L- A 8. 1L li.—From the East Bro rafield Street, Bcelou. I Mens dogskin gloves fur' Saginaw Asterpruz wo dip tics* items : I tops 75 rts. ^C.. <y-c.. <f-c., The J. L. A 8. R. B. Co. hay. 12,000 Krso or tmb Bloor —Prairie itch ia Remember this actual giv­ curd, uf wood cut for the use "of tha caused by a disordered end inactive ing atcay ofgoods is only for road north of Wenona. Eight miles t Liver, produced by miasmatic priem thirty days. . of track hare been laid on the J. j_ 4 upon the system. Tbe Ktso or rut STAR ll.1T STORE. 8. R. R. mirth of rn*ego Lake, and Bumu acta aa a stimulating alterative , 24 Canal Street | upon all the glands of ths bxly, oaped■ Grand Rapids, statiue has Seen o.tablistie.1 and an ap­ 1 ally upon th. Liver (which ia a gUnduMidi. plication forwarded fur a postoffice It ! tar body) and will, there!ore, by correctis called Bernes, alter Hou. O. M. i lug th. secretioas ami curing th. Liver, perfect wUlingnesv tn do all that it may be posrib'.e to do, tn make our school* just what they ought to be and must be, wo do think that/tho constant change ol Bcuks might and should be dispensed with, and that no change should be made nt the dictation of any Teacher, but l» adely ! Men'« Working Panto .. Men’* Heavy Overcoato Men’ll Heavy Chinchilla Overcoats. Men's AU Wool Beaver Overcoats Men’s Heavy Undercoats ... Men's Good Full Suits Men’s Fine Cassimere Suits .... Boys’ Suits.... Boys' Overcoats . Men’s Undershirts and Drawers Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers. Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers Men’s Woolen Jackets.... ... B«rn*s, tbe Land Commia-ioner of tho 11.00 1,50 and 2,00 .. |S,50 and 4,00 8,00 ■.. 12,00 warranted ... 2,00 and 2,50 .. 6,60 . . .10,00 and 12,00 . 2,76 to 6,00 3,00 to 6,00 . . 25c. 50c. 25 and 00c. ONE PRICE STORE, 36 C.A^'AL STREET, GRAND RAPID. Sbsxx, Bcu, Sweat.—Go through o'cluck thia morning t'io oxten.ive saw and manufacturing mill of J. L. Quim­ all the ague performance day after day by, in thia county was entirely detroy- . >il! your ritalitioa are all eaten up with od by fire. Owing to ths early hour at w hich wv go to prew we hare not lieen Srrcut Notio.—Wo pay 11,50 a able to ascertain ail the fact-. or the cord for dry store wood ou snbecript ion. and no more. One nri pays for the some 5'J mon'are thrown out of employ­ ment, nnd some 150,000 worth of prop­ erty destroyed. We have not be*-n able Ij«t or l.srrns remaining nt the We ondvrotand that the right uf way for tbe proposed K.. H., L. 4 N. M. R. Hastings, P. O., Nor. 11 th. 1878. Ijicy A. Brown, Sarah Hall, J.’E. has boon donated oil the way from ths, situ of tb« city lino, south, io tho town­ M-iugvr, Mrs. Jane McMu’.lan, Deter Sherman. Nathan 1*. Smith, Chas. W\ ship of Prairieville, except ucroes uoe small farm. That Amin sou is now. or soon will ho. in Prairieville to obtain the right of wav through that township, «nd we shall hope-tor and expect equal­ ly liltro! intere-t in favor of tho enter­ prise there that has been exhibited on Tas Sex.—In our advertising cdthis aide of that township. umna will be ton nd tho prospeetu. of N. Y. Un. Daily. Semi- Weekly, and Weekly, to which we diroct tho atten txm of any of our readers who dnsire to sulreeribs fur a Mitropolitan Journal, columns to day. We trust that through­ out tbe wholo land tho j>eopU will a)>ly editml, and etfictly independent on all j4itic*l question., n. that is precisely unite on the 27th inet in offering up to py*''**“* J' j-'- —" us uiure\than tbe election of Hon. Wil­ liam B Williams to CongrsM ns tiio si'cceseor of the late Hou. W. D. Foster. T!,e Allegan JmtmI u,n. tlrnt tho. D. G Robinson is, also, doing tbe same • 'graro io ths "men uf Kent,” and wa on Jaffenou Stroet, in front uf his resi­ t«lim it ia not far out of the way. dence, nnd A, J. Bowne. Esq., ia raising Th.ro ia to be an Odd Fallows’ Festi- and otberwieo refitting and repairing his >al aad Dance la Kibby’a Hall, at Mon TMideoN on the corner of Green nnd roy, AU«tu County, on Tuesday the -5th, mat, a general good time ia prom On the school ground, tbo walks are now being built and tbe finishing touchet4*a Monday evening the School Board put upon the buildings ami we may «.-' t«i Mias Fanny RmnU si tocher any no whool district ia the State uf the Intermediate, aad placed Mis. of the same wealth and popelatiun ha. L. A. Biglow ia charge of th. GfifaimSf a better school building ttesu the one i^^rtmeat which graces tho grounds ou the corner Hon. BixMy Hoyt, cuntinaas to win of Broadway and Walnut Street«, in the highest .ncomiums from bar aud li'-ipnta, by the dignity, urbanity and The work done oa tho streets of this ] ability with which bo [wrferms the arCity the present scs*xi, large a. it has . Jious duties of Circuit Judge. bewti, does not cost one dollar more Very justly, tha case of tbo People vsthan wa. row*'! for th- purjore. For F. A. Bliss, for arsen, resulted in the this most desirable reanlt the people rices st her resultm-c. as a ^teacher of, mu«ic, both vocul nn<i instrumental in-; eluding the Organ and I’inno. Terms । $10.00 for 24 lesaons. payable ou* half I §75,000 00 SINE’S City Dining Rooms, or . Apply E- 11. laithrnp., G1H ENTERPRISE $5,000 IN GOLD oKEoKANPCA^a rutxi or ! >5,000 IN SILVER! 10» C<4<1 aad Ktrsr Lsv«r Ussti..’Waste. (Is Rociabia in Burlington, Vermont, were books printed o» far back aa 1534, American newspaper. 73 years vid. Mlin embroidery daintily wrwglit 117 years sinco.a cutlass and mirror 2M y .at s Gov. Bagby with friends from vaiton. ports at tho fitoto, has gone to Little Traver, to-day to inrpoct the last division of tho O. R. t I. R. R> " • note the completion of this line with great pleasure, an! predict it will prove a paying enterprise. Real tow Jlobcej. Scrofula Syrup I JOB PRINTING New Scales. Mt EWDU Ot CUES BDET * farms in tho eounty of Barry, end can be bought st a bargain. Asyoae wish­ BancocK at Ssvesrccx -Our new Babing to psKtaeo will And thia a most de- । oock firo engine arrived Bunday imwaing on th. Cbafite, a»d on Turaday af. tor noon was taken to th. foot of Butter street for trial. A quantity of dry gnod* G„,_ W ““■“J Obstacles to Marriage. or the Art>. New Styles. New Rrices. �' EBSE TOUR PLAN j herds by direct importation of pure1 I HjMBiah mornio's. It was this crr.md i that has taken Mr. Armijo E-wt thi. I p cwtil fall S vvrr.l huodyud head of i I tiue kliecpwere soul to Itta this sum -: । u.er, and with proper otoskm made, Mr. I i Am 711jo expresses bimtolf confident ..fl j being able tu pioduro Sneers from half- I 11---- 3 ------- u----------- ..BR ani .tSLfXreXS.ET.' ■IS<(-.wvra, s»4 A.r • hkad Itori RkWaWTiKL'S MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division U’EJi TERN DI TJSION. wJ nrtos in i rctxxa । >FK! subject ot .beep raidng. Ho says be ! a ouid rather l.o the owner of his flourhhing herds at tho base of thv Roeky Mountains titan to bo thn w \lthiest baalwe » Now Yorir. He ie highly educated, speak. English with the fluen­ cy and perfection of an accomplished American, nnd converses with tbo Uct nnd ntfability of a Kansas City man Mr Armijo’s flue Uy liivo sold upward of 2M.0UU pjtUsla of weol during tbe pelt year- One ol tue family sold up»arJ of 100,1)1)0 pounds o’ wool last y.ar st 41 cents per pound, which not nsi him the mat little uimo! Ml,0<)0. Tbe anUru wuui dip uf New Mexico is w-ct oorti ftfd turougti Kansas 5hr ever the Kunsu 1‘a.ifl-. CUT rf.Hsrtlaea. Is ">M Cwt Il.imtolas Iks pUcr rf k.Mlus th. bmll Court lor Ik. m>4 roustr »f Hotr-M Hswrtii IKTHt-Bmii jfctsastwrAfcBSAftSW eatraEtfe=.gLfe KUaUnUm'li swik.t i.w.i. Centennial Gazetteer curon.1. CO1.DS, 1KIABSEHCSS, ?F±k.‘ REPUBLICAN PAPER Michigan State Lana Office. Urfthur vic Pills, WV IW> S1HHSU MJ P SUVMkl IB S3AH •SWllPfl Paln*M. RiaaSy tttsray anprpH vreSaij try an increase of 100 per cent, in six mouths in natural increase. Tho flee1 ce> ul tire 5,0u0 boa i will be worth 50 cents meb, and tbe i.OOo bead can be sb. ared iu th- tall, yiolling two pouwis ea. h. TUc i.>cr.-aae ot it mjre ttiuu cvnipuutid imereti Kweaty times eotaptaiutiai. Mr. Aimijo any* lust allowing >or lo*v-4, there is nothing in the wo Id io p.event a man from get­ ting rch at sb^vp raising >n fire yean j Mm ntT^* The Rural Sun soya : It i« a Tcuncswc cus-om to pull fodder. It is n ques‘ t:un long debated, whether or nut pul­ I Lug luddwr does nt mjnre the corn' | mure tbna the foddei is worth A far- । mor, some yesra ago teste*!, tbo matter , thus : He pulled she fodder frvm one ! acre ; cut the tops form tbo recoud, and AEK1*’ Ht ludilrr and tops on tbe third. He atti'rwa-ds weighed the Corn of ea>. h Tho Kansas City Turn gives tha fol­ ereded'Ure. .Wright of Either of tho others lowing account ol tho man and hi* pw by more than tbo weight of tbo todder in the one case, and the tops in the Beuar F. C. Armijo, of the great oilier. Thu was t-> fits mind prettyefnsbeep and wool raising firm of Armijo clucivo proof that pulling tbe fodder A Baca, of Atbnnjarr<|ue, New Mexico, and cutting 'he toia injures the yield of the coni. Wo kn.iw most ot oar far iuw» reg.-rd fodder and tops ns prettv ■ gevd feed for alock, bat wo hope as ' . an will take steps to teat the matter m» mutton millionaire" kineeliis wealth it: that tho kUbjeutmsy La thuroughly uudontoud. and the It-st practice adnpsheep, mutton, and wool is almost 1h> yond correct estimution- PAPER t«> start with. Tbo extra pound or two I of pnuitry fl-nh that you leave on its! l-gs, insUad of sending it to market, is 1 as good M-d, ar..i will bring forth ten-! told nnd twenty-fold iu -your future .broods Sue yuur 1-eot stock for breed- j in*. TJu i'nltry H'orlJ pumpkins fur milch cowa and other stock, is believed to be the result of diflerent ways of leading tnern by a oorleepondent of tho Gvrtnsnfown Tele­ graph. In a hurry to clean a field i«rtu»n will give tbrfr cattle a surfeit : ot pumpkins l.tr a day or two, then for a day or two u.-rUa;-* none, then thus alternate l.-ast and last, and conclude pumpkins ore worth lev*, or worse. The —.i._ (u fwj punipLin« -making (hem last Ho feeds regularly, । to threo putnp'cins THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT t»! .1 i’,u.l4o.itol»i>. -------------------iiiWHWX lunSrsK-jswusS I’liLl'SW'iWWffilWSJ: M M th* .WU-.mC crfle rf ths insrt.r.r t«itoa i.Klr-l** <Ss> Is inc : ’' unk rf rasa. Ice do,- w«t. '^’‘SlSSxSWwix ■N.rfllMIre. MhU.. “"“**•* THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT i^Ta.rlTwr’ . rf Ito .11*4 a au>ii.*MxoM>x ! ‘■I‘ — —-j Michigan_Central R. R Crfsai• THE INTER-OCEAN — OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, lUiwcrs Cbks<'. M*kinx «:•* «•swUM^oUk uslac Cast rfD.v-.ll >>4 Wmi frwa. >!L s*j after Jen. It lt» sjrfwalUfartlwrMCto.. Wkd. ItotXTEK OCEkX fvptviatto riju^nu , Ito <r««: lEUmll IU S w ».wt 11 u « NATIONAL NEWSPAPER. <h>. th|) will to r™Ed iotamtiat «»d a*rfo1 to AGEMS.WAXTFD itVSS OCEAN’S STORY : THE ALDINE. ’"n> «*Um' 'ell* let, Z.y'rf^reiMm* in !?.'• MU» -UI. Wllui Ueaibwlc*. u -.lerol, ISM S •O.I.,. is.. Ml. Ser JURUBEBA LATHAIRON Only 50 Cents per Bottle. nvw Wbbsi’8 He? is Her Hair. LYON’S Far1 Wane Jatisii & Sajinai 97 *20 SAVES I 'MICHIGAN AND THE The Babcock 1. TBE FLORENCE Go to the Banner Office for FINE JOB WORK. CIRCUIT COURTS-1874.1875. iTION DR-CROOK’S DIKE OK TOBI oSBJS y, . L»b when _______ ____ nly ttivcu boilo in lost stab* tha fuwb easily morsel trom the Ixmn, and i srffinSEyjiF-? | “ IwodTtilraK.’wa. - ;. t«~....rfS’aSSywWS1 . tenia! aid Fanil; Newspaper, It is tbo worst possible policy t<» kill, all the best and haadaomest fowls, and save only the moan and scraggy ones to | l.r» cd from. This is p’oeisely the way' to run out rour stock ; fur hko tends to i Irved like, at.d tho result is, that by cc-ntinualiy taking away the best birds, led Using the eggs of iho [xrorsst. vottr tL.ck will grow jxjoter and [worer every ■ -uerec ing year. I: would s-rm a* though this w ns too plain to bo instated upon, but, in to CL “tine U(*U line" is nswded.' It ia the iTyiug want uf tbo jxniltry upon the farm, tho country tbxuujb,—this selected fiOm n crowd as the young pas­ toral prince of Naw Mexico tri urtxT or tax sntnu. The Annijos ere one of tbe wealthiest families in Becnanilia County. Now Mexico. They Imre boon ouxtiged if the raising of sheep and wool fur ex­ portation East for several ceneratinn post. They are unable to cotima'e their herds accurately, but a round ^•S.’wS&rsaftStc?. i *«« ytoliee! ia k«4e. n«. eH Meal :tr»4. th. *«n rf lire. uTlbi M».trfI>nsMHa».|>evraU tli'lUU. sod * »n Ai.Mb«r Mrf ikinr UdUr» Wi m la i k>‘ cor rip.-xaic ir.yld.4: swj n~ e««««4l at taw 'll III Vtu.lr hsdsr tout liwtlialMte ■ r- ■ . ..i.iHMSMeasraar i tl.Kr.rf. AMI;, la.torvto sto.nu>>. lir virtu 111. fjoit vtiMi n Mrf Murtrrfv rjstolawl.. Is »:«-orU«»r< will. ih..“i*tuts In autkcaMSS Kuaint, Kueer & Kurious ISLEiXSSa X— ^axuiassssssK £L®. «. ElKOKv. THE GREAT CAUSE ■ HJOtlQ.K � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-11-19.pdf bb0f89a508031abfdbee18908e35d452 PDF Text Text th« K«r«i»ucyi Trfi Jffucjyi Bv* OF AHVERTiSm. V0LAVU1. _ ____ pmtsitjal and Slices Ctrfo HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1873. nr-vr NEW FIRM! DIVING FLUE, BASE HEATER, TAM VKWOR kRCHECL, jioetrp. HO SECT IM HEAVtff. STLIII!I\S I III1IIIU J. STUART? pap from the • • Arabian Night* “ durrtion; still I burned to free bar la return, I fold him all the circtUu- from the power of tbi* Hassan, even at all marched off through th stance* of ray Hfe, my military adrm).' the pain of nal seeing her. I would tho town, whore the robbers were put in haro tried the French authorities, but taking it out, conntod it tntr again tu ■AA • "I •* ***. *11 —2—I.* ... I. - ' » toll him all about Cecile and our future . -W -— — *«.UD. ... ........... wwwwi.taw a,u v.uwrj U' their children give him an idea of our European cu>. ■ interferauco with tho native customs; tom. than wilh any idea of confiding I iuTar-t, as Cecile eaH. the only rafoty threo of them, and I, with my big brass-headed Jf1-01- I Wl th- indelicacy I Uy in oiir secret flight Hassan was of • 1..-L W>11 *1.1* I.L. - - - - *r *1___ of talking about Cecile,.because ho wa* away. Once Cedlo bad been in hi* “ o'terly a stranger to her. ‘ I power, he had made no effort to force I had been eumo weeks in Algiers, her love ; he trusted to time, to abaenco i to cut Jock’« watching anxsxuly for an adventure. , from all oilier tivw, and to his dorotfon. when one day a note was put into my » ultimately obtain her lave. hand. It was highly perfumed, and' At the thought of thia my heart beet third: Never drink strong drinks if pocket, and whistling a tune, went off tied, instead of being sealed, with a ----------- '*------- s -'-.-j. . i gayly, too. Aitor going several miles, goM thread . It was written in a ' „ i. ,*.*>. ,1.. -.1__ elegant hand, and wax in Ike p I i> ,, , . - . .......... — , mj a uara, imca luroir, wmeu tncy uoa The Great Salt LakeErench, end 1’ beds tue repair at vreeri full of ps.w-ngvira. but some amaU u, go through before rcachiag the pies, merchant vjsrel, where nous would , where the money was to bo paid forthe kaow reraoTCvedes prerencv. ; rattle. Jock thought it bort to »p«>d At last it was found, and all wav ar- th. night there, and take an early start ramrod. A European diau was pro-j in the morning through tiro forest, for , tiro Great Salt Lake. Gradually the , cured nud cunroyod to Cacilo. In thu-><> . noonle bad boon known to 1h> rol' * ' 1 " " h*‘•«« I to Whatdoaa this IOTMI night, without nuy iuterrujgiou, pawing through it. '•"J*'1 ‘ '■ «l»v pawed out of Hassan’s palaeo too During the evening. Jock -tilt mean, that you are a hamlMra. wnv 1 .ntered I (|«3 of troer, and tiro Jug, and that smpe of pur lovely wonron ! Wo wore in tlie elroel; I dsbud bring j Srank the moro freely did h» have fallen in Joru with you.' uo conveysuc<>. Wo had to walk with " What am I to doY’ rapid sj.p, down m tho quny. On <o " Jko remlwous, of coursal" । rushed, when suddenly a man darts "Will ill.-To 1... V \t.i*« 1 ....'<■*.** ..** ,.r at.* .1**1. . . .. 1 f sulphur water. ‘Wo “ It would b« more prudent." j It das mr fnetid the Jew. At nine odock, as the dock struck,, •'You are pursued," said ho; ‘‘her imt. ..no lourhed too on the shoulder flrgl.t tv dissevered. Trust hor to me; •• V.ih .I,*. I* *..!> n__> I , . r .... 1 ____ T .... . ■ ■ ■ , Are now fully prepared, to meet the wtiita of the Public for everything In CHAS. H. HAVER. FURNITURE ! WRttairk HOLBROOK. TTOkVEVH St Im «nd JSollaUrs Is ci* Ufi/oUftnio m!t> . u/orij^rr^s Cooes. C. G. IIOLIIROOK Hit. .1. J. i.is-i Picture Frames, MB.JA.il US M. IIEWES ft O S’ CQ Kt MS ELL al.I. KINDS t>E URDEItliD WORK JOHN ROBERTS NO. 30 had erer drexmc.L She had grown 1 The Butcher’s Apprentice. brilliant, sad sums- into * diffcrent being from th» one I j bad cherished in my heart; often, in , A butcher in a German i w *•><*« interviews. di4 Lrefer to our. Kppnmflce bring with him. d.‘J r • thousand i.* ot aninthousand guldens to 1.! telUgent, rich old Jew merchant, who, cd to sad for her to hear tha ssom of pay to a ms a livinr o a msu living in in anotl another town for By-andfrom the first, appeared to take extracattle that h» had bought the ordinsry interest in me. He amused brought' her tytn. with d»tails of Oriental life .nd m.n- . Ttero Ineffable joy An.1d..!ll|Ti|.l,l.„f three men. and I am rare, with this ln, ,.re!ai#, tavraro use sndiag {near me. ! self the disgrace which, as an, officer, brass-heeded stick, I myself can t»k» r^Cc rood over a hundred mid twenty" Are you Lieut. Jtaoul Duchen* ? ’ I will foil on you-" • s. —i -u.il -------- ... crUj starting great An were (truck with Jock's telling bi*' i body of i Raoul, fly." T. B. DIAMOND, With me she is safe ; cerna to-mor- i MB. WILLIAM B. STEBBINS MILO T. WHEELER. An Kxfwrinc-d person In land, a mountain " Cecile, my betrothed ; io jc» uuu vecuo aiMpr-s-areil into j drank tbo nigh&fcefo uftho hoitssH, and I. bewildered SRHHH! 'ROOMAN. Positively Haves Half the Fuel of any .Sought Draft S Keep* Fire oil Winter without rekindling. Hus a Cast Iron Fire Chamber. I iXt FACTCMtMDaalw, la I»r anybody che, though ho did ■' You remember Cecile F ■'Cecils," I cried-"Ceci mounloiu islands. Prufilo Rock is a cliff which proiecta into the lake about twenty miles from “fly| tire had been aptroaled " True, a stave—Cerilo a slave • How iatr roblrore had been hundred feat from the foot of the cliff. The above cut reprewnts the working*of the citHfUBEq 0>i HESSMER, HEATH k. CO* The Turin, as rhowu by thu urruwr. |m.'-.-es dov. :i the iront be-I iPt/fLOrt . rtthe tweeu the-cast lining and the outside acres* the double bottom, j SOf^S, and tin boslv of the stove, st„v» thuu! z . f up between the back Inihi lining and the body thus COUCTfES, bringing the heat cloae close 16 the outeide of the stove, and re-1 uining it near thtf floor, where the cold nir always is. /fiqqous, UiM.lalnd tslwth* mwt rafarUr IWruarn I heard lbi« with indifferenre ill thou ” " To-mortrf^ but remember, silence -on indiscretion might rein all." I was obliged to bo satisfied, but my B BUCKETS, ^c., fc., fc. £«HrSyorr qunn^ftm fo Qir, Sw^cpo/I 1, who epproacbed '/nbl SETS, DENTIST GIVE US A CALL ! GREBLE & RUSSELL. Miciiia. for thia opportunity, and J tha for b-lpiug me and tho Dey,a it * TRIUMPHANT ! Sweet’s H°Telj TITK > KAV.IM,............................... MICB.I UEMEMBEIt THE PLACE. Op-. ! poeltc H. A. GOODYEAlC.t Hardware “ ’ EBBINS, H, W. X ELDING. Uaatlnge. Ort. 13.—SStf < j WHEELER & WILSON "11 IftSHOVED tmtxoen a merchant and his slave would bo dangerous.” 1 Ustenesl, of course, to so orgn- pray for you, my gallant and credulous cavalier. You should not have eonfid- ; I s jAa. dangcr. IF YOU WANT - "" Better GROCERIES for trn MMrff ' i ................ r- strurtion, and easily adapted to _ \ ‘ different kirftls of work, Tunnnn> \ U^ . HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! machine in the maket. , ?. si k ________ k - J.P. ROBERTS & bfl Canal Street. Grand Itojiids. Algiers with my regiment coming from Marneille*. I camo with most delightful would befell mo in Algiers. Houris, with eyes like stars, enrsi’aned is cash­ mere, covcrwl with diamouda, living in parture for his nativo country, a last fxt»f of his friendship, a— mother to honor him with a visit on DRY GOODS. < DRUGS: my life. The reality ranged and settled in CLOTHING. Simiffll aid Mectaal HATSAND CAPS. Medicines DENTIST BOOTS AND SHOES Dye Stutts, n rran !U Hi PAINTS & OILS PHtENIX CASH STORE PAINTING. okaiNiwo. KAUIOMIXtXtJ ; I-ATE*-* ANU IS G. I aScAotri Books & Stationery sccvairs marerniw or see bow. naturally I fol! into the toils rrriety in using it foe ln« instruction and deration of the jnwple. Ho regarded nag* betwran us waa. of eon siblis, ev-n had 1 not been b you. Hassan undetntood MAEBLE BLACK A FULLER. Quaker idea of the minuitn'. boon pastor of the Music ILnll Society ; bui, two or thn>« Sunday* ago, he iuformed th* congregation that, in bis Opinion, the preoent form of Sunday warauip had outlived it* usofulneea, and that in future the preacher should become n teacher. Ho maintained that B. F. STEINHOFF CO. BEST PRINTS IN HASTINGS! HollelteH. Briggs House, ; PHKriCRIPfflO** AMD FAMILY CALL AT JOHN STANLEY » Will not be Undersold. Fore Winca and Lkram! RUSSELL d NEVIN3. was too quick, and before the ngo a young man o: tmi city naa moat favorable opportunity to enter been married two years did I relate to her my adventure in Algiers. ha.1 Um ctmquered in a FINE NEW STOCK OF AMERICAN country SIZE PBOTO&RAPHS " H. W. BOOZER. I ISif CaUXvo on Uieoo pursuit* only a fs h.-.n. pbcitr. Carmen was ucrar found, nor were | (bejewels traced. Probablr she bad CECILE. ‘ ;RUSSELL & NEVINS SHELVES, ETC. irided always that buatnoaa If my 1 k — WATER* JOIXJB AND OILS, ■ . mantles. C can ‘ not lost all it* original peculiarities, ,' li>d«iMl!rr.traa srasll Plcterrs. sud fro*. 1J *' I and in this II « as much more attract­ ive than Parts an romance is to real ,, s. ,1. COOK Age,>r. IT ALIAN k easier, faster, and with less how than any other sewtn±-1 machine, are qualities which recommend the W heeler IXK. CRAYON. & Wilson to the public as Superior tn any other sewing ‘ South side BUte Stress HASTINGS. MICH. jnletl Jsiorr - -Uk*" « t>«s —| nl,lrr0 portion of Atnra, but a I . , , qw wo the fear of ridioulo or iSaZ«r (>f the K 'heeler s- H ‘ilson for i w ANTED-IW Ton- of Poultry and i ar , • zf n 1 WUd name for Detroit and Fa-tern I ’ "the vaxt wr is One Best Guar-' . | Market*. ranter of itx Super iorittj o<-n-c’l ■ ; ' jKcf-Al! consignment- will receive other.YfwinunincftintxpromUett.-i.tion. aims , t MONUMENTS IIEADBTOJjEg. TABLE TOPS. Cecile yon, if you do not with to suffer at once. an imjwstor ? No, not Cecile at all; and whito inaiblo hall most briltiam-y -illu- I the dupe and accomplice ot the bold, THE K. 4 r. LVOk '•Oh. no. repbod Jock, •‘VVhat sort oi a stic' Sound at low tide. bare ?" ‘-Oh, that is a stick which belong to Governor Boutwell, in my grandfather, and perils[t to his grandfather It hss a heavy braM knob at tha and of it, which aervta for "Let mo examine It If you please.' Then Jock tlionghtloMly handed ! 1*1. ... .1__ _______ ___ 1 <1_ i ' pure and , i F. M. Hungerford & Co.. SX1 ■Indeed I" replied the man.’ "That out Bpraking n word. I tote it ojion. Solti only by Mvilit ■Cecile." laid I. Shall we nl down on that bank and breastwork* cl wiiito land, which line rest, and have a little talk together F* id the stranger to Jock. “Oh, no?' replied J->ck. "I haro uo with tlv» Kul truthed since only the young lady who -I shall bo much ashamed to end toll him 1 �anner. turns, since the vt« of the war bn* pre-1 o*ptibly faded re-t, .mt npw qursltoas I era may bo taken, or wbat changes pre­ dicted or results achieved, it is manifest that tha old Democratic party has neith­ er the principles nor the rompuutlon, tho history, the teoipar or the proclivities to answer the demands of tha future, «Tid three insane jidificntion* that greet: us on every band, these current ocultaAmong the things that reconcile u* tion« of its organa, over the result of an to Republican ahorteomingv in tbs fall ’ election* is the insanity of the Demo- been polled, and where sideissun have craticrejoicings. Generally, heretofore, been . hrnst in uu every band, and no when tha Republican party ha* gut into attempt wade anywhere tu bring, a tight plgro and th* prospect looked out any distfnet national issu* baa dark before it, the Democracy were apt be*n indulged in, most conclusively . to come to it* relief just ia the nick of tur.n by obtruding some intolerable ytees of Boarbonista or cvuunittiug eotuo other outrageous blunder. We do not any that this kind of history is going to repeat itself now, but in a par­ for Representative in Uongreaa. tie m point of view we do see with I llisrns i* elected by a majority ideusure the leading organ* of tbs Tho cumplste official rot* of Denuraratic party aunounefog that "the revolution has fully set in by which the 1 Republican party will be overthrown in , syary important State in the Uuii.a a* Democratic Congress will bo elected next year, and u Democratic President in 1876." The plain meaning of this kind of talk is,—"Tbs Democracy ate right; there is no further use in tioubling ouraelvea alout jrtfrtu er trftm; tho people haro come round to us. aud all wo have to do ia to bring up our uld The Chotee af Bcadwa « Mwai. and new ways of thinking are Cuming Th- Illinois newspaper* rapwt an ininto vague, but if *o, the-e change* can '^ ‘bnir case hi^riag tlw ^aUwrity in no erent enure tn lb* advantage* of of -ciH-ol boa Id* over »tudiw* of uu|»l». wluch wa* >i*redad a* Rockford. III., a tl>a D. mocracy a* they are, hove end few day* ago. The plaintiff wa* Mi>< -very*hoie, <Jd lugv in th* sxtruwi*. P.m, end th* d*:*»iiant, Mt. Bu iu*ow. An I. yet, in such * crisis it ia always teacher in Durard township high school, the party cZ the opposition tb«t aerivra* in Winnebago county. ’The plaintiff waabi ibe junior do* of high eeboul, the temporary «drauta*re, a* th* party and among lie prvwribod stadia* for ol ZriZW refer* suffer* les* than the par­ the class was book keeping. The plainry ol principled voters, in any eb-ciiuu where important |x>litic«l questions are father apph«d for h*r readmission, bnl tbeschos4 board would not eonsnnl to it I except on condition that all* agro* io stiioy book keeping. Th* plaintiff apprated to the Circuit Court. Th* case wa* triad twice without a decision, but on th* third trial tho jury, under th* instructions of th* Court found for th* plaintiff, and awarded her 6!5t> damagw for trseajia* on the jiarl of th* <te- Th* Judge, i n his instruction* to the i jury bold that school director* may odont rrasonsbte regulation* for th* conduct of public schools and preacrilie a couvse of study; but parent* and guard ia as have tbo right, honsetly and in good faith, to select from th* pre scrihad studies th* particular on** they desire their children or ward* to pursue; that th* refusal of a pupil, undar in•tructioaa from bi* or bar parent* or guardian, to purau* th* entire list of :>rescr.b*d studies doc* nut ararrant au expulsion. It was intimated that a pu­ pil bod no right iu'<»ject a study from mere capriev ur perversity. Undnr these instructions, th* jury found for the plaintiff aa above stated The case is interesting, because ft de­ fine* the authority of th* s-’ata (in tbo 6,481 form of a school beard) and th* rights The total rot* being only 13,(133, of jMiienta, over the recipient* ot public against 28,097 in 1N72, ur l««* than 50 •duration. The tendency of thing* ii toward an exaggeration of th* school jwr cent. Of this los* tbs Republicans tmsrtl authorities to make it supremo loose 10,751 an J th* Democracy 2,310. Thu* it will be **eu thnt though the Republican majority is largely de­ creased from th* tt.fW‘.» given Mr. Fo»- The New York fftrU exclaim*, “this election is Tammany’* triemph. talk about rings, the S0.000 mojoyttyln this city answer* all that. The flay of the war issues, so disastros* to the Democ­ racy, that, too. has gonu by forever.” Well, with all this, Billy AH™ is Goveronr elect ol Ohio, and he declared in 1868 that the invasion of the Suuth by very popular candidate aud in the for­ Northern troop* wa* to murder it* ciu- i mer a very unpopular un*. Will some rens. sad yet. bn with this treason still good " Arithmetic man" figure out just clinging to his garments, oat ran* hi* how long at this rate of dwrwstse it ticket, and alone of the candidate* on I would take th* Democracy to carey the Ohio State Dvmocraiit Ticket, this । that district nt any election where a ex-rebel ia elected over a patriotic and I full vote is polled. John, let us have gallant Union soldier, and one of the . best Governor* that ever presided over that State, and earth and heavens re- mocracy even bsre in our own State over the election of this traitor to a re­ sponsible office, just a* the same men used to rejotee when our gallant "boy* in blue” were whipped on the bLxxl-; stained fields at the South during th* Rebellion With this spirit exhibited ready seen th* Virginian Democrats, under the name of Conservative* carry­ ing on their campaign this very year, I by appealing to prejudice* against the colored race, and by calling upon the . women to inflict aocixl oetraciam upon tbeir political oppenent*; upon this I platform they have been successful at tho pulls, anil th* loading Democratic Albion Collage has an endowment of •201,600. • Muskegon has just pttrchaaed its brethren who has* fallen during the second stann* fire engine, at a oust of •pideluic. •6,000. ent of th* corpe tn northA man named Wilson hang*! bimaelf Mi is teturded by the early to the grate* in jail at Utrage, Micb^ on------ --It h said that there «re twelve hun­ Saturday. A large nork neokiu; and lard ren­ dred orphan* in the city of M-mphis. ds.ing establishment haa been opened Tenaca^e, the sad memurial of th* ra­ rage* uf yellow lever. Ex-Secretary McUulluck thinks luttom ha* teen icecti«t iu our financial troubles. At Blaynsr, Ontario Friday morning, th*re was a 8200,000 fir*. Secretary Fish denis* that he is a Cuban sympatblaer. London reports a *4,000,000 failure. Tliere are only five lumbar carnjw on I'm* River abor* 8L Lcui* wb*r* there are usually twenty. The State Pomologwal Society meet* at Battl* Creek ox the 24 ot n«xt month for a three days'* raaion. [oetu by Marian Douglass. "Tim Mr- 218,106 214^15 Harper's Bazar. If turn Will ritjo) cood health, tet tbrm a»* VrexasB llrrraas* a medicine, and avoid th* us* <4 slevlAlic stimulants in every fuem. No I’erann ran take tlirw Billers aceonnng ......................... . unwvU, twwvnlrd their bone* are not de­ stroyed by mineral jnwiti or other mean*, ■nd vital orysne ws.ied i*yotal frpair. Grateful Tbousatids Th* Detroit bar haa petitioMd Prosideal Grant to appoint Justice N. H. Svtyno Chief Justice of the United fitnie* Supreme Court. Dr. 8. L. Hemck, on* of th* oldest sud moot prominent physician* at Threo Rivers, haa liecorae tnsana. and baa been teat |u Kalamazoo for treatment. At Pulaski, on Tnvol ay last, a wi>- baa I wen adjourned tu Nov. year hence. . The War Department has burned to deathA barrel of Silver Islet are recently ivevired and reduced by the Wyandotte Silver Emailing Company yielded |l,507.58, ur at the mtn of 67,1*01 par tun. Tstnjdar* in this Stats, is about to start a semi-monthly temperance paper ia Detroit. It is to bo entitled Tlu Urtlrr H'vrU, and the first number ia expect­ ed to appear early in December. ■' Yankee” Robinson, with hie China­ men, ha* come to grief in Marshall The showman, having spent the China­ men*’ money tu pay expenses, left them CHROMOS Vn,x' Advertise in tie Hasliim Banner. AArtvteiM wilt «sl* ■»« » *. rroww* win *••> sUwslseuw. ASrsrtMa* btevsUi slws>, ps,' A BARGAIN SVKrM.1 1594 rioualy disappeared from Grand Rapids on the 5th ot October, since which time no tidings ha.v* been beard of him. His friends fear foal play. lb* Holly R^uUr Mjw that iron of an sxcwil**t quality ha* bran found near Mr. Julian Bishup’s rraidruon, eo* mite rest of that village. The or* n said to produce 46 p*r rent It is stated by the Unsing j&puW.om that the root crop of tb* farm of th* 1 Agricultural (’olteg* thia rear will amount to nearly 10,000 bushel*. Th* of the best that we have awn this year. crop we* grown oc 17 aere* of ground, It contains some thirty different articles, thus giving a yield of about 600 bush- and each is of remarkable interest to the general reader.. Tho atones in this is­ sue are fresh and good, the pow’ry elo­ ron Munlgomery. formerly a Lieuten­ ant ia the tfixth Michigan Infantry, quent and fervent, while tho illustrali* started West in 1870, and ha* not l>ecn board from sine*. Hi* paninis resid- at Eaton Rapid*. A man m Wayne County recently put down a w*U sad liored into a vein uf dark greenish fluid, which throws off CITY ItEITS DEPOT. Oil Paintings uxn Brrraeeth* mo*» wonderful Invigaranl that ever sustained the sinking system. Bilious, RcmlUrnt, and Inter­ mittent Ferers, which are so prevalent in the vslteys of oar grrai rivere through­ out tha United Staten. <*p*ci*lly tbo** of th* Misatesippi. Ohio, Ujnmn. Illinois, Trante—*, pumbrrtan.l. Arkansas, R«t. CoLiraJo. Braxoa, Rio Qraiule. I’rarl, AJaIxir.a, Mobil*. Savannah, Ihwnoke, James, and many otters, with Ihcir vsat tnbatartes. throughout our entire country dnrattic Sommer suJ Autumn, and remarkr so during srascin* ol untisunl beat and drynra. are mrsnably accompanied by exIruwre drrangcuients <4 th.- stomach and liv«. and other abdominal viscera. In their and that them i* no justice in the atria gent rule sought some times to bo anforced, that every scholar must study every book in tue proscribed co urao, whether ho or bis parent* or guard'.ana Backet." who still reside* in that city. The Grand Rapids A Indiana Rail­ road is now ballasted and in running Violent gal* on the English sod Irish order to Little Travers* Bar. There is solve* for a partk'tular department, .hoary snow already along the northern coast Munday. would be to waste their time white pur­ A druggist of Harrodsburgb, Ky., IlrrtU, u Democratic organ of th* suing those undesirable bnsnehso. Granges, published at Quincy. lilineis, in commenting on the purpose* of tho Granges in Iowa, says: Recently the Spanish authorities in Cuban waters or in that vicinity, cap­ ftednfclare that* I he returns tured the steamer Virginia* railing luwa election indicates thatt under tha flog uf th* United State*, as movement had practically whatever, exnqu in the elects a piratical craft, and tried by court-mar­ i.*.. lu..l....u _... shal, cuudemnel and shut a* pirate* th* officers, cr«-a. and pasaeugers, un* hun­ dred and *lov*u in all. Th* Virginia* is said to have l>«en sailing under falsa colors, aud to hare been in the employ of the Cuban Junto in New York, Spain, and that lira uffi-wn. crow, and |>aserng*r». at the time of the capture were in fact soldier belonging to tha new Capitol, if true, ia Infamous, as the revolutionry form in Cuba. But, again, panic instead of injuring them, work* all this is denied, and a* yet the puttie decidedly to their advantage, and for hare nut th* facts in the case, and until them to seek U. moke additional profit* at thefexpense of their employees is un­ worthy of the men or their position a* of American citixsns, black or white, in agent* of a Great State. Tho dispatch, the folio* ing will show tbe spirit of tha any Stet* of the Republic, mech l*es which vs hope ia a mistake, reed* a* pteae ia very biller towards the Spanish in eld Virginia where th* culurwl nwn authorities, but whether justly so we are nearly as numerous a* thair shit* brothers, end touch th* mor* loyal to ” A crime for which no afuiogy or oiour country and free institutions baral planation can atone.”— 7mm un the right of the people to elect their Tho most ample reparation must be servants at eirvtion* honestly conducted, exacted for thia terrible outrage."—San. wbcru every man i*. for once, th* equal •• Nothing left for the United States Government but to declare war against of every othue in power and mfluanre. We all rememb. r what on uprising ol stored. It is allvdgvd that we are los­ rebel and rebel sympatliiring fury ing millions of revanti* by the lure of grated th* reactionary demonstrations the tu, while, strangely enough, the uf Andrew Jobnaou, and though tun* price of these romtnuditie* remains th* may have brought wisdom to many who same. This mu*! l>e very perplexing were then » grosely deceived in regard to the tamper of the American people, slaughter we all i**L and tho demand in there »ti!l remain* untaught and reck­ the name of humanity is that it shall less spirits enough who wdl think-their bo stoped.”—Arpraw. day of deliverance i* at baud through “ We call the national honor a posthe Demoantic party, tu mak* all can­ mmioii which, Wte th* chastity of wo­ ___ _____ - 1_ K__ • -V-..did men paua* and consider where all the great (F)Democratic victory *o loudly thee* things trad ; and, yet, in the face crowed over by the ex-rebel pteae, i* cd thee* fact* tbo Democratic juHia* is dwindling into insignificant proportions. most woasterful over so inaignifiesnt a In New York Messrs. Hopkin* and matter a. the tell election, of 1878. In I’latt, oondidate* on th* Republican State ticket for the office* of Comptrol­ unrated *ati«fBCtion on the part of tha ler, and Btnto Prison Inspector, are Democracy, w* should not U- surprised wtectsd by majorities of about 5,000 over to *•* J*ff Devi* oome again before tho their Democratic .nmpetilors These result*, together with th* eteetion of a Republican Legistatme. qualify very materially tb* claim* of the Demorncy to aa overwhelming victory at th* Nwthia opportunity to utter their new-born joy ia those old term, too familiar to Wpx Amox Daoroixti — It i* *aid, the American people. and wo hop* truthfully, that Gen But­ Tho Hon. Andrew J. Miller. United In view of three things, long before ler projnaa to introduce and will press States Judge of tho District Court for anouier etectioc, we have no doubt, that at th* coming session of Congress his the Eastern District of Wisconsin, has it will be aesa end reatewd that the rained hie paw! ran. under tho terms of the law allowing judges to retire on what ii has bran sinew th* tim* ouu wing want out to take the Fife of tho a ball bear a low rate of in tenet, say 8,65 Union, aud th* other did not remain to par rent, and thall ba couvcitibte into combat the csmqdracy a* it aboeld have tegal tender currency on prewralation to done, and a* it would have done, had it bran truly loyal to th. old Ftag To this day the two wings exist, the one has not repented, the ether h«* not im- Dr. J. Wnliirra CMiiiun.ia •n>egar Bittern are a purely VerHabte prvjwrntion. made ehlrffy from the w*1’* her la found on the lower range* of th* Sier­ ra Nevada mountains of Cali forma, the msKbeitud propertira of which are extractv«l thrtefrou. sitbont th* na* of AlooboL The questiou i. almost daily asked. “Wi st is the cause of lb* nnpandteted succw* of •Our Young Contributor,*' "The Evening Lamp,” and “Letter Box." are a* usual, filled with capital matter tn amuse and instruct the youthful mind. Dr. IL B. Baker, tfocretary of tho Stalo Board ot Hawlth. is in attendance upon the meeting of the American Pub- prew. sad Democrat* everywhere shout peons ot joy over the result Any re­ sult, at the poll*. North ur South, cer­ tainly will not diminish the force of inch *utmc«itie*, or justify such appeals to popular pkjudicea against any class Chromo VINECAR BITTERS of an entirely new and original 12 00 e'esl engraving, which 5i»> publishers of. the SthnlJdf Jfoy*tnw are giving free to every subxtribvr for Hj7l. Thia magazine i* tho tiauJ«omeat xul bat dollar monthly published anywhere, and wuuki be aheap won st II 50, bat when this attractive pictutu i* given into Uio bargain—all for 6L00—we *h mi l tliiok everybody must subeenb*. A three rent stamp sent to the publisher*. J. W. DaughS'lay & Ok, PbHadelpfiTi, will tiring all the ]«rtiirulars. Be sure and Tho Hon. H. M. Look, ofPowtiac, ha* removed to Grand Kaptd*. where be has entered into a law partnership with Hugh McCurdy, Eeq. C. D. Burt, late aasociat* editor of th* Ih-tr ha* sold out bi* inter­ est in tho paper to W. A. Lans, wh > is SUHOOL (11110$! 8pn»,” end “Catching Buffalo Calvos,” are just the thing to »nit the young folks and.the succeeding sketches nro equally interesting and graphic. There ia a beautiful touch of 'feeling in the Harper s Weekly. Ncrofuh Kins'* E.U, Win. Swellings. -. —j -.... Nerk. Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent ludamtmitious. Mercurial Affec­ tions. Old bora. Eruptions uf the Skin. PARLOR GOODS CHAMBER SETTS Mechilliicitl Disr-nw-*.—Persons encsgvd in Points and Mineral*, such •* Plumbers. Type-setters, Gold-beaters, and Minm, *• they tulnuic* in life, are sub­ ject to paralysis uf the Bowel*. To guard against this, take a dose ut Wuini Vis so in llrmu unnaLiaally. For Skill Diirasrs Enilfe<m*,T*tlar, Salt IUn.on>, Blotol.. * Sputa. I'lmpla*, Pramte.. B-uU. <’..rt.nt.rhw, lUngwurma, Braid Brad. Bore Ey«x Erysipelte, Itch. Beautifully n guaranies PIER GLASSES! WEBOJW iN ttur DUH BCCN nremnjHE. i» a-mwa Illustrated ! Harper's Magazine. Bittera display so decided an inflacace that improvement is soon percec<Lhl*a'M Jaunditr.-In *11 rases of ja&ndice, rest sill red that your liver is not doing it* work. The telly smsibte tratrnrat is to promote the secretion of the bile and Isvur it* remoraL For this purpose uae Vtnmui Bum1 Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when­ ever you find it* impurities berating through th* akin in l*uapl**. Eruptions, WANTED UNDERGROUND OK. BELOW THE SURFACE I LIFE THE EVENING POST admirers. Take BMi Jfaysxuw, the cheapest monthly in tho country—and ' after an examination of its merits, we j muat confess that it is superior to most I of th* high priced serials of the day ; and yet to every subscriber is given s pretty little Chromo; an urn*m*nt for the bom*. Only 61-50 per year, and lb cents single copies. For sale at all th* naw* near* depots in th* rountryAddress, 'Ibome* & Talbot. 36 Brum­ field BL. Boston, Mais. OLDEST AND SOUNDEST ax BULLS BEARS Pxmson's Maoanxa has long ex­ celled all others of its kind, but in its December number it cxcell* even itself. THE SUN. for 1873. and a doubte-siml, colored, steel fashion plat*. The novelet* and other original storiee are *11 by our bat writer*. Peterson's b, without question, th* cheapat, of th* really goed lady's book*. It contain*, every year, on* thousand pogvs ; fourteen at**: engrav­ ing* . twelve colored, double-sued, steel foabion plate*; twelve colored Berlin pattern* ; tweuty-four page* of muaic; wiigiual storm by th* American writtor*. Yet the price i* only two dollars. To dub* it is draper *till. Thu*, five mipiee are ■ent for eight dollars, or eight copira for twelve dollars, oi twelve copra* for seventeen dollar*. To th* pwraon getting up *itn*r uf th*** dub* »n extra copy is given as a premium, and else a superb five-dollar engraving for framing. Not Loot But Gone Before. Sped men* uf tbo magsrino are rent, gratia, if written far. Now ia the tim* to subsoribw, or to get up club* for 1874. Addrewe Charte* J. Petenon, 8U6 Ctartnnt Surat. Phfladdphia, I’a. A FARM FOR SALE- 100 Acres Improved. rsiSftffiwE EXES! oss^clr* yspwwfs. ■•Oca Tow* Faix*."—Tbs November number of this little periodical » full of good thing*. ■■Doing Hie Beet,” ha* the post of honor, and ia Chapter 8T50CO .list WM.C. BRIANT t CO. �Tif* Biylin^. HASTINGS t1 u—e* .. 1Jm ut., , 1X U K M. .1,. ,to d .2’^ Th* fa mon* Gon. Kru-irvicx. on* of the most renowned [ruble: Ira^turcra I*. M o( that has ovor app»arwl before the trow Iheurduousaffleialditieailavulring American people, ha* been tmgyged for i “pun him. and ssoms to be enjoying the that occa-wo, and will rortainly np varatura to the bo«t praaibte u^untag-. : Tl • ahull all welcome tu. return, am! G«a. Kitrxruai'* fam* a* n public ! trust U will be ^j, hi, h.shh pramsapoxkcr is widely known. Ho standi I ni-ntly Improved. in tho first rank among the moil popu­ Bklu Flaix, Ksnu*. ) lar leoturer* of th* day. Ho ha* been Nov, l»h, 1N73. | V,l>tXB I have seen “tb„ engaged ut great exp«nv> for tho purFJophant,” aud haye got thi. far, sat.-lv. |»MO uf giving the |«upto of Barry Co. a rtsar cti»s lecture, and it i« certainly un my way back I hav. iravkd 240 mifo, fa ^n, hu|>od that the effort will bo appreciated, CHUICHU. .. . J U, wcnvrty uays, the Star Hat Store will sell their immense stock of Hats, Caps, robes, mufflers, gloves $-c.,utthefollotnngunheard of prices. Hrnd their list carefully over and. see if ii won't be an deject, citizens u»' Hastings to pay them an early visit. STAR HAT STORE, PANIC PRICE8. H. L. Hulcut, I Mens fine Wool Hats reDruggist, 14 South Bt, Utica, j \duced irom one dollar to Si* adr.rti*ement in another calnnni. \5O cts. ! Mens turned up Peak Win­ ter Caps 75 cts. Boys fine Beaver and over the bouudlraa plain, of Kan*;,, astrachan caps 50 cts. ■nd the Indian Territory, Bod erow-d greet the renowned Gennul. No ciw Mensfine chinchilla Caps Ibu f.m.d Arkansas Me-ltoia. au i tfafo who desires to share ia a rich Intel­ 50 cts. j Fork Rivers, but the uro now> <t lhl, lectual feast, should fail to b« present. lot th* soldier* of Barry county, Mens home made Mitts ■oaeou. firm only in name. There is GO cts. nothing but n sandy b*d. with a littfo toauy of whom shared with G<m. Kil. Ucns shee/Mkin Gauntlets w-»ar in placra, that you can walk pelric the t>ard»hip* and danger* of the .'t 0 cts. • ' war of the rebellion, turn out m »t»» to aero*, aliuort dry shod. Mens dogskin gloves fur I have viaitad the Indian, at th«r bear and greet their favorite Genera I. tops 75 cts. $c.. rfc., $c., wigwam*, shook hand, with “Ctiolepa" Let Union Hall bs fillo 1 toovnriUwiqg, the princijml councilor of the O.xges, Noone should fait to Ivar Gets nit. Remember this actual giv­ and .... . pap-Zw^ -nd hail had ua K»r* of Imlf-naksd ing away ofgoods is only for thirty days. following iuo around with tfo-ir bow* and arn^r*. and keen curiosity depict,*! STAR HAT STORE. in their countenances. 24 Canal Street - A liauc. — A tnund has placed in our I have s.-eu the Indian* cluuw. tho- I tn u de, thia tuomiug. n copy of the .Vnc Grand. Rapids, i Buffalo O11 their poniwi. and shoot them Teri A*r«w>..* for Nor. Olli, 180*. Mich.\ Must wonderful arc being down withlfikir arrow* till the plain* । It ia a sheet 20 by £3 incho*, and wus ' WASTED! wa* dotted in their rourso. with black I at the time 1 be largest daily published'\boughtat the. Star Clothing j House. 3G Canal St., Grand looking object*. I in that city, h nmtnin* the Elect n A settlrmcnt and adjustment of every I have crawled on my hand* and Ifoturns for 1MOS, on the lutite tot Hu. Rapids, aful this Panic Sale, account dua th.- lam firm uf J. (I. knou*. and shot down fire or six of the i pmnaey between the Dhl tydeml*, and \ continues only a few weeks I'.uoyan A Co. The dhaolutton of sold firm mrraaltatra thl*. The Boot and hirsute brute* myself. Three of them ilbo then Jtetcci tury, the former of longer. Men’s Heavy Over' >ti.« l.usrnraa will be continued bv Mr. coats are sold at $3 50 and J. G. Runyan, who exprewea hl* alnmonster bulls, that looked nhno-.t as which i* ‘.lie Democracy of to day, aud huge a, elephants when they wire tho latter the It • ublitan*. by which it ■ $4.00. ami fine Beaver Over­ coats at $10. $12 and $13. stretched on the plain. 1 have tiie famed prairo dog*, ia were cu»t in the city that t»*lay can that were formerly sold at Good- twits poll nearly or quite 154).trf)O. It, alw, $20 and $32. . can be bought for $5.50 and contain* ereelMMfiM. of the J»t annual $7.00, and fine Cassiniere. I I have rampea) on tho prairie without Meo-gv of Preaid -nt Mbdison, and1 j a stick of wood, oxrked meal* with buf- sumo jtoiitical notice*, legal advertit- . Suits at Sit), $12 and $15. , Shirts a nd- Drawers only 25 | fato chip*, and cat them with a relish .and35 cents, and all goods i scarcely known to civilisation, have been reduced to abmt I haro slept un tbo ground, drunk 'half what the other stores\ Wo spent a tvw hours ut Mu*ot> un water from mud holos, fraatnl on bufa sk. Item ember these low\ School Boos* n flno stock, such as Monday. It k> a plca«aut vilhg-, but i faL. tongue aud tamp «‘eak. In short will Ihi uwd in the dty school*, just ' I have experienced all the fatigue and ; live mu»t places of it* sixe, *, v:iie.K« y< ices last only a. few weeks | tvreivi> and for sate a: live and let liva more,’so go iwm.cdiat.ely to • prion* by F. 11. Ackfoy, at the City Drug exritemrut of life and hunting on the Little dull ju« at present. But the Church ‘CitvlAll ouo of the People t». • the Star Clothing House,; Grebifi Rapids. (29w3) 1 I have iTussad gulches aud enuons, Rar. Mr. Rhv. was just being exam u*-l. slpit wild turkiea in abundance along the streams, where ever thejfejra, timl-ar enough to shelter them, and I have gained in strength and vigor nil the white. The weatbra ha* been beaut’ful a* summer all the white. To morrow 1 shall start for Omaha rgain, and tu a very few day* I expect to follow tut*, ao you may expect me in 'propria pervona" in a very few days, one thing wo do know, and that i*. lha it will bv scarcely poo*ib!o fur all partie to get out of tbo uiui* without black ened character, wbriliiTfuocent or euil ty, and lint such scandal uerrr punffo the mural atumsphen' uf ui.y oom ne»a aud financial prospect* nr.- U-Uer, aud are daily Improving. Futttprie* tlrnl stvpfx-d nto finding tli.it then’ ««■ really no uecewitr tor m> doing end are reopening, partially, at foo»t, while Mrxtui Nonet—We psy 81.50 a and far dry Mote wood on subscription, ud no mutv. One <wd pay* for tho Bisxis one year. No 1cm will do it Knm ur mi Buxm, aoaffu-r 1!bu«, Barmoxs, Scxu> Hmn, m. Cu»t—\ have been troubled for the pait thirty with 8*it Rbeum „ my hand* They have been *o nt time* that I have been unahfo fo uw them foe any purpose ■ for which they Were intended. I WM । adriaed by a friend of wino, who had usrd the K. of the B., to try it. I did । ao, Haro used aeven bottk*. and to all npj earanres my hands ate well. They I look and fool a* though an entirely now •kin had beou formed. total, 8290,994.5*?. Auiuunt uf pnducliva fund* (including I^vstou fund*) 8 lb*,<'35,33; income of productive fund for year ending June 15th, 1878, 8’’.22l.5"; iucmoTrom utl.ur wuroee. 83,304,60. Local 6b;ipc» police;. Shirte, Drawers, Socks, Gloves, 4c., 4c., will behold from 25 to 50 per cent below Naw York Cost, as we must raise Money. FOR 30 DAYS ONLY Will this Terrible Slaughter Continue, FOR AFTER THAT WE WILL RESUME OUR FORMER PRICES. Men'* Working Pants.......... ., Men’s Heavy Overcoats .......... Men’s Heavy Chinchilla Overcoats. Men’s AH Wool Beaver Overcoats Men’s Heavy Undercoats ... Men’s Good Full Suits .......... Men’s Fine Casaimere Suite .... Boys’ Suite.......... .... Boys’ Overcoats.......... .... Men’s Undershirts and Drawers Heavy Ribbod Shirts and Drawers. Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers -. Men’s Woolen Jackets.... . . To those going to Missouri. Kama*. I Nubtuska. Ixdortulo, Utah, Wyoming 1 Nevada, Oregon or California, sre rec1 ummend a cheap, safe, quick and direct | tout*, via St. Loui*, on»r the Missouri I'rtiitii- R.iilroad, which run* it* iino: Day •Couches end Pullman Sleepers' from bt Ixruis to principal point* to the i We< trilkml thrayr. We boliere that th<»Missouri Pacific Railroad ha* the best track nml the iitirat and safest' ..... . ,.r .... iu>. sr;. larWe Give Fair notice to all. that this Sacrifice will Continue only 30 daytt, after that sell nt Former Prices. BACON & KARRS I able to judge, that the Irottom ha* L«mu zGur Treasurer was at Lansing last week and settled with the State, jutying e«ery dollar tbo County u«n<l thorft^tc, being 81.59S. j Wa note this action with Qnmbv, at Quimby in this tuunty. great pleasure, a* many cf the coon tie* Since then wo bare b-aronl that tlm thia mornfog urv largely indebted to the State, aud propir.ty was insured for I’.OO'1. 83.50(1 The Virginia* rapture is tho nil exthe member* of the Legislature from each, in the Royal and Queens. That crtrfog th,-me in political circle*, and those counties uro tho gentlemen who tin' tend U not yet. so (wnutnutly and uuju»tly wage war Job Printing of all style* end color* on tbo Auditor General * office, and pnny offers 1,200,000 nerrs of land ift done m-atly and aa cheep aa tho cbeap- seek to do it away substitutfog thero ; Central and Southwest Mioroari. at that it to probable Mr. Q ‘ will rebuild : irum S3 tu 812 per acre, an scrim yean* i tha mill early in the spring, if not l»for th* County System. time, with free inm»[K)rtat>un from Sl. Note wtll the advcriiamcnt of city fore, though thorn ii *imo doubt about ! laiui* to all purcharera. Climate, rdl, jrvp-rty for **),, publhbed this week Among other <Ji*tingt>i«hvd Attorney* ! timber, mineral wealth, sclmol*. ehurth­ Tb» beat rctur«l» for Diarrhea,- Cholera i, r* and law-abiding society invila emiby Hon. JohnvG. Runrau. who hare been in aiumdanre upon our .Murbus Colic nnd , kindred Di«ea*v* •i grant, Irom all points tu thi* land uf iking along your dty wood, if you Circuit Court tha past w.-k we note, Wi> h.d a plaaaant mH n Monday that can bo final inlho City or (Aiun- |I trait* and tkwera. Fur [auticularo ad­ would have tu take it on eutweriprion Hon. C. M. Croswell of Adrian, tha ae fro.u Orno Strong, Eaq.. the ysafA/*/ ! dreas A. Turk. Ijtnd Co-nmisawnor, 6c.oomplished Speaker, of th* Michigan editor of the Nashrilte A«rs who not­ House of Bepreacntat:***, Hun. I. M. withstanding hi* tmirr fMr» >• pleasant . yW* want about 25 buthsl* of corn Crane of Eaton L'apid*. a member of company, and should he live tv >>« nn »td will receive It on snbeeription at 50 th* Cotrui:i'«»-»n to revise tbo State Con­ -old gentleman," we have no doubt be w. t» yer bushel, if delivered th:* monthstitution. and Hon. L. D- Norris of । will be ever ao kind ad?! obliging to any Grand Rapid*, former!, a member of the I young aspirant* for utorary fam-. State Senate, from Waahfonnw- I in print. >• g-» to pros* tbo 3d Jury ease is lining tbo criebratod case of rs the Congregational at Middleville. ‘rial • han wo went to Presa last week, the fry found for the plaintiff in tho "un 8252.52 and costs- Qr»«T. — Did tie eity have to pay for rnuuring the big pile of paving stone*, tha:-is bean a nuiianee for ao many waaks io the center of State Street ? worn a wig ov*r thirty years, it seetn* a miracle to thoee who bare known her A Telegtrm in ths httr-OeuKt *uya so Jong so bald, and wltat little hair she that J B Lemley, late n clothing mer­ HjmI Urine perfectly white ; now her wig chant ia thia city, now of Lansing, ha* Oro of tbo immediate tMtcroub**, » u thrown aside, her hair grown out, and ■utnegwd walks, aervw State Strwt n smooth gloasy brown a* in girlhood. st vanou* point*, but mom oowuaaHy Hoping you may tong eontiaws to pour whore the old one* wero torn up by the bfoarings on the bead* of the afflicted, I Council during the eummcr. Wo trust remain your* truly." thia nutter wfll have tbo prompt attenSuch evident, with the imtoreeuwnt ten iron of o«r city aaihoritwaof the groat chemiit» of N-w England, Dr. A- A. Haye* and 8. Dana Bsyss*»-ould s»ti«fy any one. which of the nrcparattooi produce tho bmt result*. 50c. 25 and 50c. ONE PRICE STORE, 36 CANAL STREET, GRAND RAPID S . p?bo/buacfaZ CMnoirtt giviM one rule for overj body to observe: “Stop cnak| ing yuurvolt. and urging other* not to i croak.” It i* believ-d, by thaw* 1-o‘t Lar ur Lcrrxn* wmaining at the Hasting*. P. o.. Nor. IMb. 1873. Johny Bull, Ret. Bitej Crawfonl, rvarv, that will explain Ibelf. Wo need Thoma* Hart, Mary Kesolring 2, C. money, and merely staling I bi* face in the japer dora not tettn to be nuticvd, Giabatn Townsend. or if noticed doe* not induce tboao in our d< bt tu c« me and pay. We pro­ peas to u«c other mean* in our effort* to culloct. whteb we trust will prove « Dull times but not hard times." mute effectual.__ _______________ Ibis statcmant of tho case from a Bal­ timore correspondent of the New York Tribrae Mftna to pretty nearly represent aala, to commence December 10th, and the condition of buMtiOrt throughout continue ten day*. Thi* will be the «>Mt important affair of tha kind out announced in the W<**t, ami we hare Extract from * letu-r from Mr*. J. C. no doubt will be largely udon advan­ tage nf by the trad* a:.d nubile general Aldrich. Wnuecon. Fulton Co-, 0.—-IL ly.—Grand Ztepsds Ifedy g F. Hull A Co., Gentlemen Flea* wnd 15a. Ib73. me one doten bottle* <3 your Sicilian Hair Run-wor. Our ‘bald and gray' do not wont to bo out. My mother t» n living recommendation of th* ro»ulte from tb. U.e of the Benewer. Being $1,00 1,60 and 2,00 .. $3,60 and 4,00 8,00 .. 12,00 warranted ... 2,00 and 2,60 ... 0,60 . ...10,00and 12,00 .. 2,75 to 6,00 .......... 3,00 to 5,00 'RISE §75,000 00 L. IMBD. SINE’S BKOCZSK MOSTllLV GIFT ENTERPRISE! $5,000 IN GOLD I OSKORXMli CAAU I'KIXKOF *5,000 IN 8ILVFB! JOB PRINTING A inro chance to buy Dry Good* cheap—P. R- Sabin A Co of Jackson, I U cdding Invitation*, Double .Mammoth Postern, aro .oiling out their entire stock at first In fact nny kind or style of Printing, | voet. Tib-y have an immune* stock, From a one lino Card to a Ten Sheet some 8168,000 worth of choice goods Foster. call nt Tnc BANNER Omer. of all kinds, which thoy are cto-ing out, and ii any ore i* inclined to visit Jack- DHUIBK New Scales. New Styles. SCHOOL BOOKS New Prices. HTBT MEDICINES, HOffSWAGGLED ! Ererr man who don’t buy » buggy ■ cutter of Lae Reed. Ua’s new -rttx umchiu- is in full otmsration. | JOB Perfumeries and Toilet Ar liclor. PRINTING Paints, Oils, Varnish and Pye Stuffi- CHOICE GROCERIES! Tmrvbug Baakata. Drocgut Sundrias, and Fancy Article*. C0NFBCTI-ONB1IN3 I Dutr'r overload your great do*.* of vtlUioon* «foff, foe the Mta* of getting s Idg kt of medicine. Ague medfome i« Ud enough io take * brat, and tbo smaller the drae the l«a Obstacles to Marriage. Whittemore &. Steven*, 179 Jeflfen �, *U lbw, Uu , n.i-ua M.uh; net be s—s. L It i. nsportaut that iwWWl mUMBMP * ID..-wg the pro-si of nest-making,' hood them .Uould be here a good etoek ’ 1 iiMrhrequired a wa«k. the rnaU wuhdiod | of thoroughbred cattle, roeli a* will fo .row —j w th, cjresitte. of that, naighborboud, and lb* pertienlar branch I of the busiaas* pn»*a*d, whether of Wrilk. hotter, or d^re*. In u»uy ca»e, the base (I dire't know that this ri tfo best Unu) of aff herds for profit, should fo tho fo«t ol rur na­ tive stock, taking into cunsuieratiun en­ durance, adaptation to climate, etc. AH stock must be kept in good conditiuu®— well housed aud rrgnlarly fi'dNo row will last lung that is only fed | with rulvtenro to tho greatest flow ot milk, t the entire neglect of a fat-pro- fe.i'Kra. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division u< lie s<-<«r of 1.1. ill 1114 Morton evuli I ty tyrant. "A poor man that oppresaeth the poor is a sweeping rain, which leaveth no food.” On the other hand, employer* hnn» a nght to hire aa low as thwreen. '1 ' . Strikes—showing that laborer, aijiirs to batter their condition—arv a good , sign. They hare olteu secured higher wage* ur fewer hour* of work. Y*t cluaute, withcal follow wall or pita, or Ha leave* six ' they nsnally cost more than they come any costly apparatus. to. While they Ue». laborers muat Hto iuche* ol jpaev uoxt the aideu all around, । on their own savings, or those of their I: into .ahicii h» ram* clean sawdust | foDow*. But these are small amount* Ii cl..ae)y, and cuter* the iio when packed euMpared tu thn wealth uf capitalist* I with a fi«>t ol the dust. Tbo ice i* cut i with whom strike* bring thorn in oollia- into largo Llocks and made to fit at tfo 1 Mon. WiMg-thb JvotfegTonteigta wilh |I .joint* oe eioaalv a* couvcairnt, but where Die huttt- in treading nn'fovs, tho riaalt | tha edge* are jagged ho fills with poundrd ictr or sawdust—the latter bring the cannot fo dunbtlul ' cheapest. Drainage i« imjiortant, but No set ol workmen ble us they fancy tu ___ ___________ it tho bimap stand, on porous soil or is How Ax.n their plaem. if the? quit them ' so elevated that the water will run atf ate luW by oibut* Irwn ether luealiii**, ; readi.y, it ntunm every purpose. He hud as,vi.m! in >tu.l. ■ ifcolb bill «r Ux BMlb-wl imt KiteteianiiiBtnMPnttUiL Mta? laSCST: ;kuh •iha Balm A century ago. Europe vat ernsy for n Lalm.ec ot ’ power. Juba Bull lupght It it till—]i.u>> the National Debt, end minus h million tamper*— Lo was nick­ named Jahn Bull-due Nur slid con’ito atai tighten l.r bett’r. The eno was : LIVINGSTONE Complexion. •ruffis; 820 SAVED! The lunger strike* la t. th* mure fhey fend to similar unllitlcstin.i The right to slnke is, the like th* right to shearyot 1 Michigan Central R. R. TUB riotael: Otr Migratory Blrdi-When , pur cent on tho motiry in their estate*. I Can they lower rents? But tenants declare th-ir profit* smulljudd decrv ; iug through competition rnrfi the pro• duco oi cheapland ia America, which j yearly reaches Etglwh markets, mors easily and abundantly Rai her tlurn W.higher wages. tenant* will emigrate to Nebraska, where they can buy an acje tn lav simple lor less than their Maine, 85 ■; New Hampshire, 99 ; New York.89; New Jeraej, 911; PeqM.vlvnnia. 93 ; Delaware, 78; Maryland,91 : ■ Carolina, S9; Alabama, U2; Missis*- For restory; ic Gr:-;, Hair wrtunl Vtutlty and Color. TrMMve, 01 . Went Virginia, 96; I Kentucky, M ; Ohio, RS; Michigan. 88: Indiana, M ; Ulinoil. 67 ; Wrirousin, 88; Minnesota, 97 ; lows, 81; Miiwuri. “G; Kdou«, 66; Nebraska, 77. ilwus W»r«TteyGc. “they << me lai v end they tiro earliest to go.” They do not reach MnsMirhusctti. unless th? season is unusually mild, un­ till the middle »f Muy, arriving In pairs, I bnt they leave in the fogirtdng ot Sep­ tember, after having united ilirmsclvea . into flocks. These flcekS ut times assame very large .nagmtudt*, as the! different iamilie* ol Hi rondo* join fore. e. I often obscuring the sky for wua time while they'nre pasting over. They fol low the coast in thrir flight, and when bewildend by th* seaboard fogs, as they often an . they arrest their course until! the sky clears, when they rise tu a spiral form from tbo n-idb and u.anhy lands, where tbar ba»o lain in harbor, and. extending their tank*, resume tbeir «»y towards the topics. Tho flight of the :.sj; twiiu ‘iBW'Sft ."•taw i laaut terpriung Hint areoeiktitio* oC larrn la- , borers. offer struggles to soil their laVir higher, haro dcrot.-d their fundi tn avaiit cmigraifon to the rich and cheap , Lande u! the W*»| a* the true way uf i carrying labor to its beet market ' ! Such an «-tr>igrutAra, whether* from taiasrcial and Easily Ne upper. THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT ERSE YOUR PLAN TUE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT THE INTER-OCEAN The Matte Cwt f.&SUtSS'fi fJTiSSWe! WSrW- 1 anna and about 5.000 bare brought of J the Burlington and Mi*A>«in River rail­ road, clung ili track, un tea yoora med it, aud mx [x-r i«3intere*’,— paring un REPUBLICAN PAPER OLD. RELIABLE AHO DIRECT ROUTE. NATIONAL NEWSPAPER. Centennial Gazetteer ■A'ltesvi: The Babcock COUGHS. COLDS. wL-a^as- HOARSENESS, ffaLS1 CABBOLIC TABLETS For Wajie nJatim A II on A t. & Saiiiaw Kuaint, Kueer & Kurious it. rsiio tor hi* own family purposes ; or ii lie ha* many hand, to lord, a cros* on the China will fo advantageous. The diopter end the Suffolk alro arv much approved uf. and are largely duseaiinas«l throughout the midiile Stater. But. tor the purpose of the graxicr - for ttiuee who raise largo quantities of bog* tar I- ». MIXER'S Scrofula Syrup! sifflimiiosiVMiapmn •iWiKB p’it>va nttasy taesMj ^vpnoE pre&ij try Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Go to the Banner Office for FINEOoB WORK. (m mnu m cueb eekt pounds each. But they want clover pasture, and then Ionin un the uat-fioid, and then to bo well fed and fattened. It ia better to push thtfm in thi* way and sell at nine months old than tn koop them till eighteen month* old. But few p* none know how tu fatten pork eco­ nomically. They miyrt hare paaturago. and a lithe corn daQr.M^ waUf.Tind New Book for Agents Wo Agwto ATtcrwUri foeso»r.Usaul AGENTS WANTED Ot JEAN'S STORY na. HiK.K’H wise or tabi THE GREAT CAUSE HUMAN MISERY. ;ntCinTC0URTS-lG74,1876. and gold drnas,migr*:e4cod return*in the spring by tfo eingle bin!, and flic only by day. He retreat* to Mexico and goes refer worth a* Nova Scotia. The oriole ri ram and saxsaous, aud the t.-male exhibit, me hod and a y«y nice dritinc- ■ca, Price. 81,00 per Bottle. This I m» il!u*’rated, tiro or thr-e Addrere Mf JURUBEBA COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. ^VLSlu10'^'-C’^ * L. N. HJXBR, Bretlnga, Xllefa. JOB PRINTING � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-11-26.pdf 2ad54fc58c7fc5e5e8c5962dd1475a48 PDF Text Text Thb RkBr»i»LicM< Bvi<«>v Hastings BepHican Banner. ■ VOL. XVIII. HASTINCS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26. <873. Pnwtjnl md 6V?lRe» Cirfc- NEW FIRM ! FLUE BASE HEATER STIIIHIIS 4,. BMM 0*.. «n* &*fiSSfunto rrcAfcT. NO. 31. forttj. is not tba John Dunkirk he piofaaaca to be I am entirely satisfl- d. He bad by •oeoetnraus discovere-l that name aa having belonged to a former resident of Rebel Cavalry, to press young Levant Into the Rebel Service. Liaut. or Fata JOHN UNuEJLHLLL. the Sooth ws< particularly notnd. and Tlf* f\spil*uc4|( Binnix* hinging between life ^n<! Charles quite unmanned oven Col Jim Brownlow, and after each bad gained bia oumpoeuro, CoL Brownlow said : bar. and almost utway* m*lanch<dy." “But why.” I a>k*d, “rbould i> save man, of *ucb iutalldtluol paiti and evi­ dently a gentleman, f lly capabl* ,of •tending alone in Iho world, conlon* ! bionclf iu this dreary, dvgradvd pauper laid his cowardly bond* upon a woman, tUetinc aoldian for the BoW Army, much lea* upon your mother.” There wa silence for a few momenta, nd kving ■ When it want* nJ the Public for cv^ylhlng io way* accompanied by a half a acoro ot UptfoLijinto mto U/loiifTnirtns Qoont. IIOl.UltOOK. • opened my oye«; hnd though who had dcspulted hie lite. alry that inhabited Iho mountain di*- I will surely *>» that they are [lUnishcd ward tried to obliterate it by lc< tnr*a nf f — ____ summarily." Young Levant became one of the found him or.e time lu tears, and I braid members of Col Jim Bronluv'a famous him moan at the bai'dnca* of bi* late. I asked him why lie did not grapple to join the Rebel rervice, but had been with late like a man. and look the world attorney FURNITURE ! WRIGHT k HOLBROOK. v A. k..d. 9 j,a Mil. JAMES M. HEWES . <M Mlh •! o. b. »M«kiur-.. M< !>.<lrMte «■ Hr .mJ MX mm Breit*?'. T—.. reewere.0*’XFS&'i O o S' rawiQAy^FwwM. .aJbi.www al! the aymjeuhy of (be regiment to him. , hod uu meaning bcrond lb* pas*their rank*, which LangaJon swore Cliarbw Levant bad b*«u a memtar , ing paaalna ol Hie moment, but 1 knew 1 of tlic gallant 3d Tannemra Cavalry for | }*««. If ym wish lo rouvereo with —i,..«i 1.4.. >.«.!«. £? ’‘°u “• , him to thia day. . ' ' , . • ,. ,bi । —duti t make a aign thal can ttidi. [ nn retires scoundrel Ijngadon, would care,ua measured blades with somo of' cato cwiroiO touching Id- prirat. litethe liret ■oldiers'of the rebel army. [ tury." . Early io Mav of the toUuwtng yoar, 1 1 f"U-wc<l the Captaiu', advfate and : Cd. Browuluw waa ordwed to East in timHlte old mini n'l..w.-d me Io ar-; lAngsdon whenever ho know Iteagvluu 1:_____________ to be iu Iho noighborhood. where lie engaged a rebel forev uf near- i a-kml uw if I hud the English iransla“And i* she living now On ihi* Juno moraine )n which wo iruinafv battle ws* fouirht: but »• u>u- ’■ Casales in uiy lihraty. I told trim I 1 lure h«r as tbougb sb* wore uur roty <1 • » nnr, rhn.l.in^ > *’al' "C“rlv all of • tllUIU IK* 6r-t r. Charles were partaking ot their morn­ *1 *. U. „l>.m—4 . .-««« tbra.tani P«UW»I IU, .L. ing meal. Mr*. Levant baypeniug to *t the bnr.rlr. Ihou-lJoW mill 111, ,, ■ . . . r. . _ .1___ ■ —... .1:.. n.,.l —..I. cast her eye* to the aostward through Picture Frames, F. DKOWX, M. ». ip-Mowr 4Tiin-r,-t<.e...at.«. AM. KIND* • >!■♦ ORDERED WORK I IthTAIHIM- nr library the public eye. It is too near c d. I oi l But—ay bid fellow. why do .nW th I* i mJ" distant, a body of huraeman approachmany kilted and wounded hpon the I T. It. DIAMOND. MR. WILLIAM H. STZBBIHS ;*ala4 I MILO T. WHEELER. fear them, aa b* iboogbl they Would thing that Caph Paul Phillip did not and bis cut-thrtmt* knew nothing. , . tjiat lir/iueU Of tlio hualnes*. summit of the mountain. want of Charles, by I CJM/HBEIt o, P^LO/f SETS, SOFfS, COUCffES, fiHHtOJlS, BUCKETS, ErtUfSjon qunnAf/ptco j-o Qirc Swwcpoil ^c., Qc., <fc. lidiia. ■ TUB home. GIVE US A CALL ! i laPiiuc............................. men. they would lying upon the flour in an insensible rondition, and bleeding profusely, from ' been inflicted by whip* in the hand" of L’«l« Langsdan. ipPROVED IF YOU WANT J3. South side State Street HASTINGS. MICH. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! ■W* ■ ITALIAN AMERICAN Commission Salts of the V^hcclcr J; misnnfoi the past ye .r /'v ^hc Best Guarrantce of its Superiority over alt other sewina maetynj.vBeing the most simple in con­ struction, and easily adapted to different kinds of,work, running H HEAD STONES. . TABLE TOPS. MANTLES. HH ELVES. ETC. THE HfBEfEOHTEH easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing machine, arc qualities which recommend, the Wheeler <fc Wilson tothe public as Superior to any other sewing BLACK ft FULLER. J. P. ROBERTS & Merchants. hilly termini; distract*. On tha following morning, after an Un was a glorious, good man. genial **m«y I introduce to you Cirrua Pact I’atiure, of the United titates Nary F* ba spoke of the matter. MYSTERY OF THE ALMS-HOUSE. Mrs. Langion attrmptad to explain I “Mcrmful Hcavaas!" exclaimed Phil­ ual experieure .into the old time. Never mii.d the ummportunt tilings lip*. with startling, staring eye*. "It is .. _ V_ v . i r. •______ i b, | wa talked about, bufficv it to my lh»t I Ute iu lh* evening Pnilipa became com I municauvn. "Homa! A Curious Scrap. to her Son what had transpired, but Charles begged her not to try to talk at WANTED—100 Tons of Poultry mm» neighbor's and got a lady to toms and cultural impulse. I left the city and re-. BS~AV c-.ndgniueiir, will ttccli prompt attention. Mrs Levant lived but four day*; but 28m2 bo added hand ot Heaven itself 1'* Churl* Utt S1ZK PEOTffiRAPHS ! would whip bar till she would toll Ono man of th* pauper crow intarMl- INK. CRAYON. WATERCOLOR wJLfonned. though stooping some­ what ; his head large and at good shape; AND OILS, ion that fur the m'«t part nonweed Tha man was called John Dunkirk, IT. W. BOOZEB. RUSSELL & NEVINS 83 Canal Street, Grand Il«pids- could B. F. 8TEINHOFF CO. praliminary remarks Emily Faithful write* that "the Hisginia families. My lalber inherited a large posie**iun of both ten.! and peiaua*I property He bad graduated a* William sad M«ry'«. •** Court justice ut hi* judicial drstnrtat on early terpriaed by t uge. I was bis uldest child. I hare tail to shirld While wa FINE NEW STOCK OF! hr.rn claiming that ha was u John Dun­ kirk who bed left this aettlemcnt in hie m Kentucky. ilul Go to the Banner Office for FINE JOB WORK. DUY GOODS, DRUGS I legal protectory establish soma soeb claim to the charity (OriginAl. CLOTHING. Simital aid Ifaliaiical DENTIST HATS AND CAPS, Medicines of Col. Brownlow. A REMINISCENCE OF THE RE­ BELLION. iodrnb. h, tut kirk at alb That BOOTS AND SHOES,) I Unton Blcek. ever Boston C»*b Store. Dye Stu fits. X XN. J. . . PAINTS & OILS f S ’* - £ School Books & Stationery | • -------iO;_------_ _ ,1T,...ms: -rar nscTTicnc:' BEST PRINTS IN HASTINGS. Briggs House, «. Mdsms S’*. CHICAGO. PRESCRIPTIONS luw.Mu.lMawMMl-Uol-l*-*' j f*13rt1.1U. i OIU KaisoiiiNixa Order* lorLwgn *Xot>« gtoHoUrU. AND FAMILY Will not bo Undersold.“I, RUSSELL & NEVINS. of Jane, l.MJti, in a neat littlo dweUing tierivr rducaUun, though ho tried loevn- * 1* ltd । i f.i.r IwteLa f.w -a- te. te. :pH(ESIXGASHSTOREi^— j I O, Pauli" tranul Bight together on Evangel." “EvsxnE.!'' And he" started back with a frightened look. He caught tba .._ l.dl., a.H..n .1.— C..d —r dd Wild Game for Detroit and Eastern MARBLE Your Mcnev ,\.nd y*t I hud opportunity tn slum foul murder of his dearly loved mother S<I«l ftsrp 133 nxTE-i amixr, nnnnrr, Mien. rna>\l'ou\'.\ hjjvnx to call on von, be Invites yon to will at bls office Id the StoredBRO.Stele Street. IfartJjga, Mich., and examine lb. *—,*,*» A p COOK Aee„, Sure know in •e.irvt our interoourao wcniu I „i. ..a 1 «.a »,. The above is written as .il wa* rela­ ted to the writer by the young mn->, Levant, himself, and many limos du- F. M. Hungerford & Co., BfUcr GROCERIES /or <«• Afoaey t.M/1 al any other Haute »n Ji<n!in(T. j distant fturu the bukl; and I ted Oapt hotel who would like to aso m«- 1 rod* Phillips into the comfortable sittingdown, and fonntl - I will call hTm Paul While in his hiding place, hr martial to try one man for doing an act Phillips; for 1 have no right to give bis true name in thia roniiection—found Capt-.Paul I'billipe, U. K N. Wo had who knew or hoard anything about it, ho had no thought the', UEMEMBEH THE PLACE, Op­ posite H. A. UUUDYEAlt'.'s Hardware etoiC. W. II. STEBBINS, H. W. BELDING. WHjEELEB * WLLSONT Swest’31 HoTel> , i i Immediately upon the cunvumutmn i triad by n military oemminion. Levant acknowledged that be H, not ignorant upon that point. ami cltf only by GREBLE & RUSSELL. d»i ,h. approaching troops, until quite a dis­ tance from the house, then springing Brownlow what ha bad dona into the Lushes, avoided buing seen by The&eat, an «h«»wn by tile arrows, ptu-jes down the from be­ tween tKj‘,htst lining and the outside uerosK the double bottom, anti up between the back iiuiiig uud the body of the «tovc, thus bringing the heat cloec dote tc/ the outside of the stove, and reI taining it near the floor, where the cold air always is. TRIUMPHANT! Cbarloa immediately rode up to him, j erotic, and of a .took entirely foreign to ...I —1.1. ___ mV.... ..1—1 ' V..w 11... ,1.. — v*a Ira-L’. South, about one fourth of a mile from The above cut ropresetrtK the working of the dfntist While tn the ' retired to Bull's Gap. An Ek la'll need pcraon In Positively skvcn Half the Fuel of any Staiglii Draft, Stove. Keeps Fire all Winter without rekiudling. Has n Cast Iron Fire Chamber. EashiiUe. ‘if j pose myself. “1 wa only thinking If Ur such u piece of intelligence ouuld bare i. ’ roothad y.iur father!—But 1 suppuee the hands of the gallant third. 'ftWSj'gimtifflSS-.rtJS. I ••4 Tkird a*ianlars ifawh ssmIL. with :drd moment he exclaimed,—'JZy f became n snldierliu th* confederate ar- .U.I.VH.H tn.,™.—J.tlilXiSin..,...J* Wo make a Speclaity Ir HR. J. J. LIifisLEV. Ha ioauU- 1 strike a ColotteL edge of cbemiatry. “During th* first tally ubtafaed Tha freedom of oar �No weekly newejieper, siteh as the ' pnntr The Annual Meeting of tho Michigan State I'otn.Jogioal Suorty will be bold at Battle Creak on Tueaday, Wsdaaoday ami Ttoirodsy, Droamber 2d. 3d and 4th. Tbe meeting will be called to order at 1 o’etoek <x> Tuesday, and ses­ sions will be held forenoon, afternoon ' exist in tha “law of nations," judging by tho diversity of opinion nierlatnod by prominent jurists, on the Virginias, affair. From tho views expressed by a number of these eminent gentlemen, one of our exchangee has culled tbs fol­ lowing valuable information which we copy for the information of our 'read- This nation is in a very critical eonditiun. We are where a turn of the hand may pearipitate us into a war with Spain, with eunsetplsnoos of the graves’, moment to all oar people, who aro still suffering from tho consequences of.tho war to preserve the Union, and who ought to know, too wall, "hat that dreadful calamity means, to invite its swift renewal, unlew absolutely required su to do by unavoidable obligations of Uuiy. At such au hour we bold ths man or the journal is a public enemy who adds needless irritation to the popu­ lar mind, or does anything to tie the bands of the Government against work­ ing a peaceful solution of tho difficulty eonsiatent with the mamtsnanro uf the national rights and honor. Wo trust tho people of thia great West, and al«o those of tho East, will so far prow ns tho steadiness of their judgment in this crisis as not to allow their conclusions to bo oontroll-d by tho influence uf and our flag for carrying on foruiga en­ terprises in defiance of our intematiunaj obligations,' and from what wo taro - and heard ww believe they will. But from tho tone of the recant great mooting in Now York City, and of many of the leading journals there, it ia mani­ fest that little ia to bo expected of that cummunily in behalf of a calm and equitable derision of the great quoe- There was an »8.000 fire at th. foot of Thorudika street. East Cambridge, Tuesday evening. Bcpublicans ot Texas represents that th^ hawstroarbupre of carrying the State next month. Member* of the Society and all in­ It is officially announced that the terested in ifa work are respectfully in­ effective Spanish force in Cuba num­ vited. bers 5-1.000 men. By order of tho Executive Committee, A. 8. Dtcxmax, Preeident. J. I‘. Tuoursox, Secretary. South Haven, October 27,1873. Tho construction of tbe Kansas City, Burlington aud tienta Fe Bailroad is to bo immediately begun. Gen. Schenck u making a tour thiough Fiance with hia family, and Tbe registration fee on letters will bo reduced from fifteen t>. eight coots, on tho first of Jsnuqry next. Mobile. Ala., Nov. 20 1878. At Providence but owning a German Konos Bxxsxa—Ws are having fine j shot and killed his lady-love, and then woatbcrXbere, about as you have it i attempted selfdestructiou. there in September. Tho winters are In a recent engagement with the Ashantreo tho British troops had 47 very mild horn Busina** is very dull; there seems to wuundod, including 6 ofiicors. 1 be but very little money in ciiculation. i Elder James Hammond of Wickford, , It vras the opinion if our bniineee men, Saturday aircraoon and killed. that tho outtuu crop would bring curQueen Vicb-ria’s brother-in-law Ernj reucy here; but it seems to fait There rat. Duke of Sexe Cuburg.<'Gwtha, is is but very little cotton coming in at coming to this country in January. ' this port. Ah order tor one million postal cards The Banks aro doing nothing. All was reevirod in Washington from tSX they can do is to certify checks, and postmaster of Chicago last Saturday. A farmer at Augusta. Ga, lately die­ ' “ discounts on the best of paper is very small. Zxen that have mon- covered that his dog was iu tba habit of milking a fine row fur his own benefit pry ini not inclined to invest at present . Vice Prosi'lent Wilson was 01 years । A large proportion of the people are I elect of Ocngrcas, who will won have thing is favorable; we have not a lang [ cold winter, as you have at the Nurth, to act upon thia matter officially, and who, therefore, ought to keep his mind | to pa»s through. as uncommitted an though he were a i The indications are, that we shall juryman in a pending case, spoke of I have rather a lively time at our city Spain as "tho butcher of tho hemis­ I election, next month- The Republicans phere." as evidenced by tho emblem | seems to bu divided, aad unless they I on her flag, sad wonted to know wheth­ er "any grace was to be shown to Spain because she was pushing for Bepubli- op awtf coupry.' Maaufacturee offer to furnish us such chromo* for 16 or i.0 cents each, and agree to soil thorn to no one else for lees than |5 each. Thia would enable us to say that we will give a chromo which cannot be bought for lees than •6. to every new subscriber, but In so 1 saying wo should decervo our rea-fer* who would suppose they were getting, something worth five dollars, wbervss. it was not worth twenty-fire cents f The morality of such offers we do not pro­ nounce upon, but we decline partici­ pating in them. Wo pledge ourselves to expend upon the New York Oittrnr every duller that we ran profitably use to realize onr ideal of thn Dinrrho-a. Chromo Beautiful Square Box Cutter! CITY PEWS ospor. I Now ia the Beat Opportunity you wilt have for a long time to ! gel a Cutter. OOTSZTE AJSTJD SEE M.E SOON 1 For a NEW CUTTER on the first snow ERPR1SE and, to make it by its unrivalled foreign and domestic OTrreepon-lonce. a perfect TfeaMlr Rslial'.aOin niainSatioels l>.rs«BUr L. D. SINE'S TWENTIETH mirror of Evsxoxucxt. CavtxrxxnuB. Witn a view ol inoreaaing our cirenlatiun wo shall bo gl*4 to make liberal arrangmeuts with satiable persons to; act as agents for ui Wo will sunw * ookkimiox amounting to taoro than all tbe profit* on tho first year's subacrip- is like a frost in June—soon gone. CHROMOJS 1 c»*i afford to aell CHEAPER than anybody else for I have the cm ly GRANBAHNUALDISTRIBUTION. Them aro fifty-two newspapers pub­ lished in Japan. Ths public debt of Maseachuaetls ia nuw about *27,000,000. Tbe defeat of 'Taw and order” and : tho triumph of the “bummer" party is 1 tho gravest misforture which has ttefal> len Chioogu since tbe fire. "Little boy, can I go through this gate to tbe river F’ uolitely inquired a fashionable dressed laxly ''Per’ape so; a liad cf hay went through this luornlag," was tho horrid reply. Iks-on ]>S[wn express groat regret that tho now buildings in the burnt dis20 eta additiuna), delivered, in thiaGlVtriels are put up with such entire disre­ We make the folk wing liberal cash ofgards u! safety against fire. Tba sail far* to any prsson'sending experience of tbo post has not been a They aro not the, CUTTER MACHINE In the County. I,EE REED, $20,000 In Greenbacks 510,000 nr gheemacks i JKE CAffl PRIZE $5,0)0 IK GREEMBiCKS I Harper's Bazar. WsatteSsJ «MlM<n tw ssrikte*. i AifKiise in the Hasta Bauer. riNECAR BITTER si arrly^ojt*fablo 1 from the native rranpmof tbeHier...... of California, the medicinal peopertiee of which are extract­ ed tl-rrafrom without the um of Akohol. Tho quretion i* almost daily aake.1, "What >• tbe cause of tbe unparalleled suecees of rgar Bluer* preparation, cis li. rl s found on t Lowell Bailroad, the other evening, rhe conductor oridently a now hand, in­ formed the passengers that "none ol thoee cars don't stop at n-> stations be­ fore Wilmington," and they didn't An Evansville reporter who, isn’t going plea ot Egypt II ia found in connec­ tion with stone work which is known to he at least four thousand year* old. The following adverti»meat appeared In a Cincinnati paper, fifty years ago : Complete Pictorial History of the 'limes."—"The Ixai, cheapest, and moot auceestful Family Paper in tlx- Union." New Advertisements. £ sod avoid the use of alcoholic atimulani* in every form. No Pci-eon ran take these Bitter* according to directions. ami p-main long PARLOR GCODS Harper's Weekly. t At Concord on Thursday morning tbe thermometer stood nt zero, an ! was roI ported at 1<> below nt Hilhbergh Washington advices, report that thebe- । bridge. lief is increasing in all well informed 1 A prostrate forest thror miles wide circles that .the Knaai.h complication* I and sixty miles long waa recently <mcocntcrod by railroad surveyors in Wfa- The Mercantile National Bank of New York has suffered a considerable tbo hands of the Government from offi­ I<m by the irrrgularite* of one of its cial and unofficial sources strengthen* this conviction. It fa positively known that tho Castrlar Government is using every measuro to preserve the |>eacefui relation*, snd that tho insult offered our Minister by the mob wsa (iromptly punished by the en'horities, end the fact that tho sentime o t of tbe Spanish [«opl« is for peace, of itself makes our spirit of this New York city meeting ? Guverument very hopeful that war will Indeed, we haw had to submit to an The feet is, the people of the United States should take ah iho’eleraents and Barns, Soreness, •Sore Throat. Boils, Wounds, people Iloanu*ne>«, Ulcers, Bruises, ilcaflachc*, Piles, Sprains, . chromo (price |5.J because w« would Colle, Old Sores, T hat I have gut CUTTKR” enou-h to supply them all. Toothache; Ali Hemoihngra, ' Grroley CuUro ’Ufa. >«r. b»« they a dsoeire our subscribers by so doing, §200.000 00 Ono of the speakers at the meeting in Now York City, an eminent jurist and a popular leader of the Bspubbcans in that city, does not hesitate to aaanme that one hundred and one of the pas­ sengers on the Virginias were abut, al­ , out el employment, and I think there j though tho then and aulxeqtumt official | mil bo cousiderubio suffering here this I winter, among the poorer class. One ths power over the bloodhounds at Cu­ ba!" The objection to Irnguage like this is that it operated on those who heard it like an instigation to immedi­ ate war, repressing all cousidurate ex­ amination of the question. The feet that Spain is trying to form a Republic and that she has in Castelar a fair minded ruler may not effect tbo conclu­ sions of our Government, but such things arv to Ae taivw into srreoar when the quoetion of immediate war as the remedy for our complaints, is tho ques­ tion to be decided. Since the close of tbo war of the Rebellion, hew much has transpired in the South for which the Federal Government could be held to a strict noouunlability by foreign govern­ ments if the) wore animated by the New York OAwrrrr is, and will always be, can bo published for less than tiree dollars a year, while prices of labor and paper ooutmue as they have been for some jests past. If anything vain be ia offered to a subscriber in addition to hts England with a capital of *10.000,000 fur the purjioee of laving another cable telegraph between that country and the United Stale*, the American ferminu. to be somewhere on Long Island. The cable, it ia stated, will be connected with wire* along th* line of tbe Erie. Baltimore 4 Ohio, end Psnsylvani* Roads. Tbe Director* ol tbe Company aro English and American capitaltsu. A young lady gave a sorial hop at her residence, in Charleston, a few nights ago, and noticing that several ul her young gentlemen guest* had holi­ ness uutaide Irequei.tly, she watched and ac rtained that their pilgrimage* were at hur tan»y bed. She visited tho ths shrine herself sojn after, and dis­ covered eight quart Ixittles of whisker, which she incun*idarat»ly destroyed, and her young men wrjpt no mure tu ESS?*!.1 li. B-W.wl l ■ Ml.nnalll a. In CHAMBER SETTS in Al1 SDEHMIS tti te SDiiKG EECI FURKITUEE, ts OrrajaS. Suis^KlskltML fa fas a CSutr »r Usrrr, Is Cbsarcry. Omm F. Ilamll. GesrSlas far! an! MarrC.llavklvr. Canute J.k M«vmi. Cbartetl "vfaas M.ivo, .nJ 1mm l^enatv. l> talk in Washington circle* is decidedly ut>i«pi-lar. moke* al! cW obsMrteni think it among tho impossible svente of UNDERGROUND Ok. items of this Cuban question into the moat serious and deliberate coundera- LIFE BELOW THE SURFACE I Harper's Magazine. meat will do. Mr. Evarts cbjecu to, calling tba peawugors on tho Virginias ‘“marauders," end, yet. that is precisely what many, if not nil of them, were But nevertheless. even as such, they had rights which should have been respect ed, aad they ought not to hnvu boon, or any of thorn, shot down in cold blood, or st tho dictation of a drumhead ctnrt martial; yet, in justice, tba American people can never fool that their case is in any legal respect tho same as if one man, paaaiag along tbe coast of Cuba, should have been overhauled and its crew treated aa were tbo paaoengore on the Virginies. The legal weuaa would have been different, tudAhe moral ques­ tion immensely so. These points, we say, ought to be calmly contidered by tho people when ell tho facta arc before them. Our clanger is, that tbe hurriesne of a war feeling sweeping orer the whole country, will carry away ail sound judgment, and that the firet thing we shall know will bo that we aro plungrd into another war, tbo present monetary crisfa deepened an hundred fold, and Cuba, parpaps, with or without groat bloodshed, is on our liands. nsilhcr fit­ ted for a territory or a state, oar capabio ol bring held as a gowrnsd province, M Alsace aad Lcrxaine aro now held ty Germany. With intrepidity and a Tbe Chief oTTolice of Memphis ha* Christian people. Io demand juatior, to insist upon tight being done, sod taken a cense* of the "roughs,1- and find* that of 180, all but three survive wrong punished is proper always y and tbe e|ddemic. if this ran bo secured without war, by Tbe early Coring of Erie Canal by ice is sanously affecting produce deal­ ers ; thousand* of barrels of apples, po­ ing year, as declared upon a canvass of tatoes. etc-, are ice bound about COO votes, resulted in tbe choka A German paper at Deavonport de­ of the following : 1 mands that German shall !«• made the M. W. Grand Master-Goorgn W. Vunrasa Bmioui liavo shuvn their greet -euratHw powers in the mast obstinate aad intractable* earns. • For Inftumniatorr nnd Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Bemiuent Miners, ns they advance in life, aro sub­ ject to pondyius of the Bowels. To guard aiainst this, taka a does of Wxixxx's Vixnosa Brrruw ocrasirmally. For Skin Ditrasra, Erc.Pu«u,Tofesr, Salt Rheum. Blotebr-. Spot., Hmptea, B. W Dep. Gr. Master—Samuel Ad­ ams. Detroit. R- W. Or. Warden—John N. Inger­ soll, Corrunna. B W. Gr. Secrotary—E H. Whit­ ney, Lansing. pound bolt A li tie child of Mr L. H. Lockwood, of Marshall, sras found dead in its cra­ dle Sunday morning. It is stated that both the D. & M. Friday, passed the House reeolotion and the D. L. * L- M. rotnpuni-. will urging tho duly of the Government tu next sprii.g put 1’uUtr.an’s [olsce sloep- recognize tho independence uf Cuba. There nre 10.000,000, pounds of tea in bond ia Loudon which have been condemned aa unfit for coaiumption. having been adulterated in China. It ia stntad that tho British Legation st Washington will not bo open for so­ cial purposes this winter, on account of the death of a brother of Lady Iborn- BULLS BEARS THE SUN. Tiir-x, Pin. Tape, anti other Wc fiiniLesyetac A FARM FOR SALE tablishod, now more than fifty years great changes have taken place ; and within the last twenty-five years, pspor* have sprung up tike mushrooms. Many of them we hail aa roogeni.il fellow workers in diffusing sound intelligence ; end so far ss they work for tbe great end. sprsedtsy rarru. wo can rojow. i. their incroaaing numbers. Tbe field is large. Thia country fa vast and growin population at a prodigious rate. There is room for the faithful working ef every instrument which has a benifiAt various periods lisev its eetebliahmost, the proprietors uf the Oiesrwr hove prceeotad their subscribers with value bis myqdMfa and froririiM ; and THE CHOICEST PICTURES, «u«l la il» kMi MHl ■’“I «-*>»• »*yl«. (w* MyKtelty few fa* yeaa*. Im I*m< 100 Acres Improved. This is a Rare Bargain ■m Beautifully psesainms have been offered of almost ovary artkls that can bo named, and indaectnenis of every soft have been held out for subscriptions to periodicals. HVWBItKD ANPKiailTT-rnKXX ACHES. . SvHlM < sot S ia Ik. ef W w41.»4. A BARGAIN JAMES WOODRUFF Illustrated Ceiwr «1 bu*. cad Cl snk Hl.. » kkk ini Luu mat tot umuas, tnu itisim Shingles, Lath, &c. « i.enaaaas. �T»l« R.«fd»ucAH B^srn. entaut fahi w utn mwn? ‘ Mood the Kfoalauppf, Tb>, i. a Cama given by the readers of tbe Axvncas Wmtxnro Pawns t.. that paper, and it well dweervaa J». for it U pre-wj.iu.utly tho Wockiag-uisn’. >U. U..I ••y of you, and then act; In looking uvei Hastings Aemwr uuu k MnJ c,._ n»d Th2 a OMUw'' 7,p,Ug '?* °r but a ret ire r •d’”tisemTOt. Tbe fcvt dLi DI^c*7£^illfiBd ,hn" pret class Dry Good, Biorre represented paper ot Auhrea. Tl-e Nor. nuu.lar now before us, rally n-tame its foruur reputation as a first-dam paper for ‘I • toiling millions It coetoius au» n ; other Ofatr.feu n portmit oj George Friir, Esq, tbe late manager ut tbe Otubris Iron Works, at Julinat..«n Pa., and a biographical sketch of Lis Ufa from boyhood up. and rites him as an example of what energy, persevere anco and study will do for tbo youth 1-™^ . f~U. if b. p,^), 4pp.. himself. The sketch should be read by •very workingman in the land. The W'wimy Tre/fo is a beautiful twentypage monthly, published at the low price of 8L50 par year, or rent ou triol three munthe far twenty-five cants. An extraordinary pre mium list fo offered to --------- —~—reo !eorn mat gi tter up of dubs. Baud for sample Mr J. De mood. th. •endvnt of the Valfoy Div. of th. O,.. •nd judge Lt yourself Ad trees Tax Anvaoa Pntuuso Co. M*" ,U* *> ■“ S-t-nl.,, Pittsburgh, i's. Tlpkh, ““J* A«"> MM a.,..,... wUth w — . . ... ,^.k« tntny uuug,;.. Tb..n-a®4the btar Hat Store will seU have already gone, and xlw?i* <4«>1 Middleville Im s ihetn all. Just took at eur sbekj it embrures a full dne of Dry Goods. Fancy Utsxfo, Yankee No­ turn.. Hate. Cnjw, Fure. Gtores and hhllens ; a'so. a lull .took uf Men an l 11-uys* Cfotbin,.-. Bouts from S3 (W to £ile£,.®dr?. 'Bd Qa't’"’ •LbUtuaU atytro u! wmraat*.!. We bo»e a tu'l suck uf Giocerwa. Call and examhie ..nr stuck aitf Gxo. H. Junxsox A Co. Rod all-wo-d flsnncl 25 cts. Flannel Shirting chock for 25 ou Sbswls, down I nows ! 1 DOWN II! Drere Gcsls tow-r than ever. Black Alpsras 31‘f Gxo 11. Joaxsux A Co. >U k, ,u w. I. rf —I— <« -wdit on tb, buwm. a,p| ..1 jut-i,, ,s. 1~' J— CHrt. K^, „ •«~1 kr Ur. Trnlh,. „t| I. U, pmuIm. J... Mre«e«afrea?MA.w.. ealUM a.c.olu fre« ttlol. Efew'ftt-i.r.reT ’ tubuSt. Mens turned up Peak Win­ ter Caps 75 cfs. Boys fine Beaver and astrachan caps 50 cts. Mens fine chinchilla Caps 50 els. Mens home made Mitts GO cts. Mens sheepskin Gauntlets 40 cts. Mens dogskin gloves fur tops 75 cts. $c.. ^c., ^c., _ Remember this actual giv­ ing away ofgoods is only for thirty days, STAR H.IT STORE. 24 Canal Stre. t ' Grand Rapids, ___ __ ______ Mich. - „------ — v»vr uio seissoun, Kanias A Texaa R. R, via Sedal­ ia, or over the Atfonlio A Pacific R RM yu Vinita. For mips, untw tables, iolormatioa a» to rate., routes. Ac., wo t elhr our readers to L G. Wheeler. No.tfo-rn Ps^uger Agent, 72 Lloyd Bt.. Buffalo N Y or E. A. Ford Owne­ r'll Passenger Agent St. Ivntt, Mo. Qne.tiuos will bee userrully and navmpsIr anumd EMIGRATION TWHWG. Cheap Farms in Bouth-wext Ktsscnri ! FOR 30 DAYS ONLY Will this Terrible Slaughter Continue, FOR AFTER THAT WE WILL RESUME OUR FORMER PBICta. j CHURCHES. 4io«s •• of Hastings to pay them early visit. Tba Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Com­ pany olfors l,20U,0W acree of fond in Coutia! and cfoutbw*«t ' Missouri, at from *3 to 812 per acre, on seven years’ time, with free transportation from 6tlouiotoaU puretimere. Climate, wal, timber mineral wealth, echrels, chnrebDr. John Roberts, al the Post Office es and law-sbfdiug ariety invito emi­ IVivksivre, ha.ju.1 received a tumiue grant. from all prints to this fond of fruits and fit were. Fur |«rticulsre ad- n. rkh. ... ttuhjpiasgeH <tea»M • Selte. Baltlaate. J.» :•«r..BriJooSwri Baula creak. ■ (firs, robes, mi;ffltrs, gloves' N«-br*nka. Cutorad.i. Utah. Wrotring I •yc.,at tiltfollowing unheard > ?'B’“da. Oreguu ur Calhuraia. we recof prices. Read, their list1 "“”end « cb«*p, safo, quick ami direct Goc» Tses -Wo are glod to see Z.TT.. • *v"uiey, lanin N*' r,Unil-r n,w’»mP”’. Child a (\magn, A. F. K Arndt. J'ew lork Oforersr, has dime out Ireldly Dctreilt Picture Frame. J. L. Warren A J. to opposition tu the foolish practice of W. Adderl-y, Detroit a-n-ilhd—p Pipe Wren. h. D. Ingram. Menistre. ,11 declares tho premium businaa de. Kiln for Doing laimbcr, AR. Kir­ moralising, and repudiates it altogoc bar. by. Detroit. Relief Valve for Fira Engines, A. It will nut bo long before every paper that is wmth having will lake tbe same I Mayor, Detroit. Be*IIiv«, J. H. Hfnckwell, Bron-on, stand. A (.reod family newqrepre Bt | Fiuit Drier, J. Williams, South Ha»8 a year is tho cheapest luxury that Punehing and. Shearing Machine, J.; cun be enjoyed, and <• eau hearth-' recommend tho New York Oittrur as ' Grain Basket., G. P. Coan. Wransuch a pajwr. For farther particular !I dotte. are pruejiectu, iu our advertaiag/colBalanced Slide.Valve. O. A Gronberg, Feirysbonr. Becrnrocating Winnower, E. Iximhard, PlymouthI 3«v« Us Yura Oanxxa.—Business Hand Shower Bath, D. Stirling. Ea­ men should now look over their supplies ton Rapida Elevate-, J. B. Hweellanl. Pontise. and if anything is wanting in ths way Pya-Not Heater. D. Kellogg, Ypdof Job Printing, givs ns tbeir orders While the present state of affairafafe-1 tinure we propose to do printing at un­ Tbe December number of D»«or«.f > exampled prices, and having just re­ Jfsymnw is sparkling with Holi­ ceived a largo invoice at stock, of tho beat quality, we know we can supply day Material Holiday Fashion-, Holi­ day Stories, Household Matters tor the our friends at cheaper figures than thev have ever before received the benefit Holidays, Holiday Poems, etc. But the moot attractive of its Holiday fea­ tures is tbe marvelous offer of tbe large Any pulilieatiou issuad from the and truly beautiful Oil Chromo ••Th* Old Oaken Bucket." to each subscriber American Proas, will be famished our subscribers, at tbo lowest club prices, as a Holiday Present "Tho.Old Oaken Bucket" is 17 x 26 Inches in sue*,—re­ with all tire premiums offered to any tailed at • 15. and tho best and m<>U]>o|>single subscriber. Now is your time to ular Chromo ever published. end yrt is get tho hsding Journals of tho reentry presented free to each $ I yearly subscri- Men’s Working Pania............ .. Men’s Heavy Overcoats ............ Men’s Heavy hinchilla Over oats .. Men’s All Wool Beaver Overcoats Men’s Heavy Undercoats ... Men’s Good* Full Suits ............ Men’s Fine a ssimere Suita .... Bays’ Suita............ .... Boys’ Overcoats............ .... Men’s Undershirts and Drawers Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers. Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers Men’s Woolen Jackets.... ... PartiM desiring to liorrow Money ei­ ther in largo ur small amouula, will do well to call on Fred V Yun ng. Attor­ ney at Law and Judice of too Peace. Office over the Postuffice. 20U 11,00 1,60 and 2,00 . |3,60 and 4,00 8,00 12,00 warranted .... 2,00 nod 2,60 ... 0,60 ....10,00 and 12,00 .. 2,76 to 6,00 .. .W-. 3,00 to 6,00 . ... 26c. * .. 50c. {.25 and 60c. Cusmao Blebs—A belter lot than _ian w.u over before ottered in tills All Ihm p.0.. IbU , 4.1..I M | t “I- . h^p , ' ... or or rcody !•»», by Bewemwr, until after Harvest must coll and see us | Heath A Co., two doors we-t of th* at unco. I National Bank, State Street Hading., 3lwl Sitns, Msxkx A Pmstom. M“hnovl2W ' ONE PRICE STORE, 36 CANAL STREET, GRAND RAPIDS. eooma to Sutra, Uaxaa A Patrrix dot »ro some dines so nico osjictvr »ae by A cuopte of dime*. ' iJln i ajr£a Ladies Mite Society connected with the Presbyterian Society will be entertained th a, (Wednesday) ^reuiug th* "Bev. Petroleum V. Nnabv," (D. R. by Mrs. W. H. Goodyear, al her resi­ Locks, E»q.,) to furnish T«x Rxrtsudence. North West cornen ot State comber ia full of Christmas nor.ltiee, csx Bess a a letter each week from end Broadway. The gen^euren are with other entertains feature* for tbo speetalTFinvitad’ to too, at ball put six juveniles. Sums rare attract ions aro promised for tho New Y«ar, among It gives us greet pleasure to announce that we have made an arrangement with Hon. J F. Joy hat our thanks lor a copy of tbo “IL-port of Burnt of Engin•era" appointed to mvgetigate end re­ port as to the bridging of the Detroit Hirer." Wc find tn it much that is of im|ortance and shall as eoon aa loosibto place iho important facta before our The beautiful now, t Advertise end then realise Snowing, Tuesday evening. Outstanding legal tender notes 1361, Come bom Vv Ductor-—savsora of tbe wrhl—fur 1 h«re a forgo and fnah Pre-O'ipliun tiux k. U 1 T>,» • ’ .Uti.vf wonderful are bring bought at. the Star Clothing] \ House. 3G Canal St., Grand . Rapids, and this Panic Sale, I continues only a few weeks longer. Men’s Heavy Over­ coats are^old at $3 50 and $4.00, and fine Beaver Over­ coats at $10, $12 and $13, that were formerly sold, at $20 and $22. Good tuits can be bought for $6.50 and $7.00, and fine Cassimere Suits at 310, $12 and $15. Shirts and Drawers only 25 and 35 cents, and all goods have been reduced to abtut half what the other stores a^k. Remember these low prices last only a- few weeks more, so go immediately to the Star Clothing House, Gra nd Rapids. (29w3) When tbo k dneys and Itrer do not act healthfully, tho system become* run coated and logged up -th* bowiee con­ stipated, nod the «Bales ot tb* organism Is coming slowly but sure. Congreve meets next Monday. FOH SALE. Presbyterian Church, on Friday । ning of this week. The public era dially invited. Bocbu and Dandelion will open up tho sewerage of tho system, and rolisve all thia state of affaire by its action on the kidneys and liver. Try it J. P. Rob­ Umveraalism iu Portsmouth, N. H., erta A Co., have thi- remedy. Loe Reed talks some in our adver­ was celebrated with appropriate cere­ tising columns monies on tho 16th in st Th. occasion Turkeys and chickens aro abundant Lute Bennett’s dub Dance Thursday evening, at Union Hall. scent residing in tbe District of Colum­ bia. will hold a mom mooting on Lee Reed sold eight Cutters on Tues­ Tbaankrgiying evening to sympathise with their enslaved brothers in Cuba day Thia, we call business. • Fred Douginas will be cue of the speakWo want and must have, wood. Pl-ose t-rtng it along gentlemen. Kilpatrick's lecture at Union Hall, Monday evening. Doe. 8th. sequence of Scrofulous &ires jipon my aoklo. They were indolent ulcere of a very bod character. I was reoomimle I to try Kixa o» rax Btoon, and I used several bottles aa directed. I am now entirely recovered from my lamcn-ei. although my ankle ia badly eoarred. G. W. Hutunmoox, Toledo, Ohio. Persons who find their accounts at tbe office ol a Ju.tire of tbe I'eace for collection mu-t not think it is in cotu*qurcce of any spite wc owe them, but simply becau-o we miut have our per, aud Lave not tbo time to coll a,;ain per- Our Mr Stocks is spending Thanks- • Hou E. W. Berber, tbo sreompiisbsd girieg with bis brother at Big Rapids Tirin'. Asiistan- Postmaster General of Tkx Nruut, a richly-illustrated fvnatar Sherman thinks the Soest e the United States, is making his friends monthly magarine for youngest readers, will not erasent to any expansion of tho a visit in Cbariotte. He will return to ia now (187-4) in ite eighth year. Pub­ lished by John L. Bhotey. Boston, Mass., Washington thia wook. * st 11X0 a year. A specimen numb-T, containing prospectus, premium list, in Emanual Church st half post dub terms. Ac., will be mailed for ten G-nsral Sherman docUrao that it is o’cloik on Thursday momiof. absurd to go to war bccauae of tbe Rector, Her. J. W. Bancroft will A tore chancs to ouy Dry Goods rbeep—P. R- Sabin A Go nf Jackson, are - Hing out their entire stock at firel co-t. Th-y have an immenos stock. Cuban msasacro. Hasting., P. O.. Nov. 25 th. 1878. Hon. Juhn F. Efol*. New Hampshire-’, Sxavxn xaxu Rwnr.—Eight Ver­ Win. 8. Doolittle, John JI. Ervin, meet eminent son, died on tbe evening mont Central freight conductors and Lalett Linaley, John Petit. G. R Ray­ cl tto, 21st last, al Dover. brakemen, went tn Montreal on a hal mood. John Slantou. Daniel Whipp. It ia lively on Jeffrroou Street Jim wo day but week, and ware promptly Direct your letters to number ol P. O. Button and John Stanley do business discharged on tbeir return. Box or Drawer. there among many others. Those eutters off, red for sale by I^e Heed are boautiae. No discount on that. New Scales. New Styles. PICTURES I PICTU RES. New Prices. I am now all alone in tho Photograph Whatever aanobfoe the human rharacter and indu-ntee onp-riur energy ot in tri In tual or mural qualities, is what we cal! n-ental <>r mural sublimity ThRev'. Mr. Jacoki-s. tbo aNs pastor of .ubliroe of bna-en characier padsM tbe M- E. Church in this city, will love of admiration by a dfoptay uf aU preach to-morrow. Tbaaksgirinc dv tho noble qnalitiM ot our aaiurr , and at 10 1-2 a. x. at the Presbj ti'rian ments to tncreaa- my Xacibuo. for duing bvT-r work ttian uv«r all -hould call and g-t a negative token. The -uponority of uiy work in tn., peri l. a sutfiei-ut giuaauti-e uf fi>at-clare wu.k in the luture Rooms in W-i.hmgtuu Block, lOUth side 8la:c Street Every man who don't buy a buggy ur • utter ol Loo Hoel- Ixw’e now errrta niMhin- is in full opperati.m. and ovorv man. woman or child wbo thinks ui onjuvwg tbe aioiglnng Use coming winter, wants to got one of Ira s • no*a using earned on by Jim Button. Jhu is on JoUrreon Street, and dure merr )..>»»• than ouy other institution of tha kind in Hastings His stove w j always full, prices low for caso or ready par. sad would like to bare th- pablc I JOB PRINTING Obstacles to Marriage. Whittemore it, Rlevens, ITO Jefferson �taculouab 4oBverted •posttea aro net ; cluthsd or truatod with plenary powers. - Naaby baa boon doing soma telling i work among tfeoaa pretenders, and will 1 rfonbtltaado moeb more, bat the gaud Daucbv I Cota. Column. cun betid a ctalnrtj and take the water nmTT BBSS YOUR FLAB I thing, aakjo.; ora wboteAtedto 1 ftem rhe roof, or dig a wail dum to tbo UUll U*«*a«l'arxal're*.<W |B Il mSUIms that erwtrate ilx ri 1 him br any means. One of those bro- barn ; anything, almost la batter than j vet fanners send* s lung rommunieatiun dnving cattle a long distance to water I in cokl ot dormr weather. Whore a | : to a country paper, full of high-oound- largo number of cattle ere kept, a wind I KMaryaJtirer m* Ho-Im. *U ■*»•<« Ik* I* ’“T/nSBLSKS. powet would be a pood invo.lmont, by i the “grasping crow who live upon tbo which water might Iw pumped up into | sweat of tbe sgrkrullurista." He tells a tank in tbo barn, from which it may be drawn to earn atsll, thus saving a I tho formers that they have a long fight vast amount of manual labor All such wvrk can oflra be done M nU k Nov«uib*» aa at any how- of the year All tta harvvstigg »ka«M ba finished ap no*. U soon as pomilde. TNitti p. TisIwiiCmL’r, may ba tha last to gather ; bat it is nut 1 ratod h.ir to ■ pws>i»•»! kitol or The robin* are not .ret all genie. bat | safe tu leere them oat much after tho the tetananl of them an, making groat haate to join tho begun. During tbe tho ground to froose up permanently j poet few wooka they have been in the on tho IXth. although it ia unusual. A6EimiOFBIIiW® ’.B. oat and wheat atnbUe, eating themj WkM* aMpollra. !>■•» l.ii November <>( lk-2 found ua neatly I eelTva into prodigions good otder, tn be all with sick horses; but httl* work wav I tn readinoea (ur their jouroev. Thor[done an many terms during th* month. | cugh gleaners aw tbe redbreasts—not a Manure remained ia the barn collars; tlmt uhinild have been carted to tbe I fields. Ploughing wa* neglected, and I the following spring end sumuur found Centennial Gazetteer MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. tr.tel'sthEKjra-! who know their gluttonous habita Tho robin returns to us cjrly in April; oftao, ia mild' seasons, by tbo last of March they are here, in the very f.co of tho late aaow-atorma Already pair­ ed, they attend strictly to bu*ius«s Tbeir first nest is constructed before tfuleave* are out uud they will watlite vve each a eong white they are bailJfagr «t such a elanon outburst of hcj< and taiih, and evrtainly in. tho summer'saucasa*— they *tonn four heart, in up?te of voursoll. into a surroaputullag bohoL They sing with like wceiay until the autumn, but less frcquenUv, aad. with • iiftlo falBog off perhaps ® »ipre*^uo. _ Tho American robin is domestic iu vere on tho ambitious w riter, thcugh a a deserved rebuke tu bio hyjjoerisy. Among the hundred* of hits al this class of demagogue*, none is better than that made by a jiootical oootributur to the Atuhiuon (K«n*a») Ctewytea Thu names aro loc«L hut the satire 1* broad­ er 8^plirab>. At a fcrteorC utoeUag a pretender of the character mentioned above, after n long spotch, riosnd with the n niexk; . • Dy. tbo lima wa bate reached home and got our cows milked it will bo dark." Up>n this the pool writes hla varses, entitling thorn, “A Serenade: iho Politicten to biaLovt).*’ > !>>*• M l Iduonj MM HOMtSESEW, ■h'wto, . , 2 tiryliwkrr. .* 3 a«r»«i. . s Jelv ... s ..........I r s Ar»-'...... J ••»«*,» ...1 Every year increase. the popularity ■ I this valuable Hair Preparation; which it due to merit alone. We con avure our old patrons thas it is kept fully up to its liitrit standard; and it U tbo only reliable and |>crfcded>pre|>sratinn for restoring Gear ba Faniir* Hain to its youthful color, making it soft, lustrous and silken. The scalp,, by its use, Ivrcmri white and clean. It rvnxivrs all etoptions at. J dandiutt The Babcock iwrays >L'i":'S S-Tni.f Michigan Central R. R. OLD. REuIbLeThD DIREC^buTE ■sV'sTti"1 jraSfe"* ! /put M.w xnaruw>sTFax boctf. i Detnil lassisi & Late MiiiUa Bailrrl TO Buckingham's Dye FOR THE WHISKERSA* oor Ilcucwcr in many emeu roq itre* too tong a time, end too ranch itsstftsr WiilsfcUrttliMriHf’MlM Ihns 6j£WB™ta-he.Wr. Sarsaparilla lasts'stit m ri "i: luUinric «irtqn. «"d m'-rined by It* temartobie cure*. So miM aa to bo aafe and brncficial to cLIMtrn, aad J« ao vmBthing u U cSeetual'T enrge oct the great rjrninUoos of tba Uood, each aa the •croftikxa and synhlUlk coota^uattaa. InpuriLM, <r djaeree* that Iiave l-.itl.rd In th. »!«<=> far years, exit! ykld to tl.i* powerful antl&>te and dbipprar. Hvnc" It* womtertU . caret, many « which are pubiicly known, of Scrofula, and *U wrofutau* dto»a*.v. •raareh. LIVUTGSTONE AFRICA ,BP1 lUilla. I»t in p Ire. 1 ’ tie tu 1 re. Sorra.S t. Anthony’s Firc.HoMJor Eryaipetaa. Tetter. Salt Kbeum. hcnld HmiV Ringworm. Sial internal VI- 820 SAVED 0H4DMSI z li A^SOSjreUa Iks Ate fuss sad OsG.lt. V, ol .nnz^fE SCHOOL BOOKS THE EVENING POST. is superior to lows, a* Paddy said the muon ia to tha sun, because aha gives light in tbe dark when we need it, while tire sun never shines except by day when wa bare a plenty already. Theos meteorological data are given merely to show tho sriontifia basis ot the boost ot the oldest Nebraakians that they have never foal a crop through the fault uf the climate. Good ream ia there for tho rush to Nebraaka. Uko tho i'oulic era whose stalwart current and compulsive course never feels retiring abb. Landa ot tbe Buriiugton and Munouri Rirer Railroad have alwata been sold on ton years credit, six per cent Interest, and free passes tar purchaser* on contract*, rime U!T2,>0 jny moot of principal is required I for four years, twenty per ora t deduction . u made for spie'y cultivation, inoooi.ra . freight is earned at half rates, ata x>__ v ti . PATENT MEDICINES, Perfumeries nnd Toilet Articles, j 1’siula, Oil*. Varnish sod Dye rituita I CHOICE r it ut-en i—*.u_ •, *_ u ...__ CONFECTIONERIES! “•U1^sT- Dr. 1. C. AVER SCO., Lowell, Mau.. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. TBA 1X8 BUX nr CUICAQO TIME TRAlSH GOIBG SOVTl! Scrofula Syrup! Paint Brute ail Painlers Stufi. UTHAIRON On/y 60 Cents par Bottle. at tbo Crrr Diva Srosr. ibertet. 1«7X IldteJpate* the depremtan and Ihtkre lan­ guor of the aeawn. Erm when l.n ili*onl-r appears, reonto feel S-llrr. and U>* fcop-r. for ciaaaatng the blood. Tlio *yst*mXm n «m with renewed vigor aod a new « Fort Wajit Jactai & Sajicaw GROCERIES! MTXEB’S SCROFULA SYRUP cureall Scrofulous Aflbctlona, Cancel' Erysipelas," Pimples, Stolen h. Pctulrs. Boils. Tnmore, Tetter or >«l; Rheum, Ulcere and bora*, Dy»p ; sia, Debility and all tripuritlo, vl th blood. tilt THE GREAT CAUSE HUMANMISERY. ite's ffluy is Her Bair. dy, pl meant to take, and eon ta!nJ or m mineral poison. From the many favorable notion* » J have, we (elect a few TESTIMONIALS : KATHAIRON LYON’S DR. CROOK’S WISE W TAB I Wild life in the Far West 5 WM. C. BRYANT & CO.,. in -1* t* st^vwm* Wreo* Wv* ra'twclv* teuiUre vatewetto Traveling Basket*, Druggial Sntdrie*, I "rr»a»~roreU>u>to^Tsy/.!rZt;"rl\^\uj and Fancy Artsdee. “rrtJ’STrer boOfo, nr« MOm *w *a MM Fanning tn Moveaber Thera aro, just now, scat cored all over tha Waal, hundreds of played-out pollThe practice of many tarrooni makes tadana of mere or too* ability aad promNovember a tn mg month for cattle. ureooo, who think (hey ere ia tho toOn some forma they aro compelled to gw their whole living in the firU till sr.uw Wiore the ground. It l* tar bet­ ter to make tlw ehaag- from green to dry moro gradual. Du not be afraid Chief among thwse ia George W. Julian, tu begin to teed bay. If you aro mA •f Indiana, and Ignabus Donnelly, of trying tn keep tuo much stock, th* more Mmnaeota, tho latter of whoro it said Io bay yuu feed now, the better Dairy esters may be made k» yield pood return*,; ~ ■ ba I a*eto)l(ia af s SC n*4a sad eiMlto >s->.ia iV nu.lol SSgSag late, and notiriabe* tho Imir-glamL. By it* u-e'. the h.rir grow* thicker tnd •t'rougvr. Iirbalilnea*. it rcrtcrc* the rajiillarv glxmla to their nonnill vigor, and will croald a noir growth, exerj t in extreme old one. It is, tlsc mort c.-.nomiral Hain Dnttxaixucvcr used, ev it require* fewer applications, and give* tb'j hair a vt lmdid. eioesv ap- ___________ JURUBEBA Thia ascoM largely revolts from McPher­ son station lying miles we.t in a rainiest rege-ti But during the five agricultural months from March to July, the rain fall it ia Iowa 1B.S& and in Nebraska 16 S3, or only tiro inches and eight-tent titlioe Again, tho amount uf rain in Hay and June, when moat needed, is only ono seventh of an Inch more in Iowa than in Nebraska In Iowa it is 9.65; fe e Bitters next spring should bo ploughed deeply I u ,it.l fw,. .f ■ now. and n heavy cuac of atobb* manure ' *»■•••. ur.a. wuere‘.ik«d«w.i*t tu cultivate laud iu the full Irafora planty- In other words. Nebraska has rain ?• “ “r. TSXtX* X1ST. LANTATION ia partly experimental. make a record of W in tbe journal, and then observe reanlt* ■nd anew tbo faeta And when I you are eatUtird you haw the fact*, I give tho public rhe Imneflt uf yuur experiI Btenta 'There i> too much gmtavotk,' I and too ra»-!i taken for granb-d about l> obaHiwst km.ua to lb, OMtiMol onrU ■ml !•“ in jn*t the veiy b<wl cundition (ur ear ly sj>ri»g <-n>t». Soil fur hut-beil* , abould be prepared, and I lured iu ruu>di-, ne-« fur u*u next March, if it is desired I I to mix- vvrv early jiteut* fur tbe garden I I ur field 'I hr bed* should al«> be »-■ : 1 cured from scicre freeing. t« save labor In »pri'-g i be uld botebed msnuro will maku a g'-od Jresauig tar early peas, beet*. Ac., tu lie u»dl.in tbo drills and . should I u saved tor that uu A g>»! 1 coat uf t'abte manure vhould lr> laid uvrr tbe aajnregus bed, and around the rhubarb plast; and many of tbe flower-: ing shrubi and bulbs, m ed a covering , ut strawy horse manure to insure them ' from the severity vi Iho aiming winter । l*M>k over the buildings, th. me If any 1 board* or shingles aro too-c. .Fill crack* , around the chimneys with good mortar. , or a mixture of tar and luom boiled to- I gvther till it is quite thick ; bat do nA ' let it boil orrr on th* stnvs nr get on fire. We have use! euoh a mixture to •top leak* on roofs with much satiafactiou. PUN out the old hat* from the window* and fill their places with glass well puttied in, Nuieaaber is a rvry good uiJUth in wieh to point buildings that need it. It is cool now, Ute pomt EASTERN DTF/SIO: iw.ssnr.VJK.'-jrss^; .. .... ■■ W CARBOLIC TABLETS i from *«!* and every way ia Letter rcr upostv 1-vm.vk boxes condition, if ploughed now, than if left till spring, except on sisop bill totes. j A TBIKD ANU Mt"BE MUKOY. I Witch grass root* if brought In the Mir- , i face and exposed to the Croats will be destroyed. Kuaint, Kueer 4 Kurious bask ■•|inu alt. Fait of t*ri>. । The stable* should Iw kuppliod with . l» 11. enough dry loam, tpuck or to hut i . -ass K. through the winter. Tbe liquid Jiart uf stable mat.uro ia worth ns much a* tho solid, or niore if it can bo saved. Dry j Tha fruit and oextyrer’a budoNoth need some . ualight and air to bring them to periqction. IH>V»TIC MITINO II IcfitNS C4>„ ». Y Nuvemlwr ia a good rnc-nlh in nh.xh t to trim fruit tn-re. June may b* bettor^ i. GENTS.WANTED bu- wo were vi-rv hu»y then, end il it, _ ______ __ _ was neglected at that'tiuw, it i* better /*/■!? t V’C C!T’/ \1> Vr i to de it uow than to wait longer. We l^Aiv olVllkl have ouli .ud that limbs cut at Ihi* lime ’ <•«, T»lo«sb» ol Tkltl, I'rsium. tion and re;i:.iflg igfLr pgr*'* Orisnpa tfon But she u <tinning and »Larp a> she it bold and independent; it it the cherry-trees which bring u* the honor of hot couy*iyt and she guide* ber flodjflmgs bntu Ute loaded branches with must potent vrespmt toueo agotnot three an impunity which defies red rag* and th* detnagugure. and they •b<m!d not he other inrigaia of the searocrow. She rear*, cm an average mno ywng birds spate! during one ecaaon, and it is iu three small family companioo that the robins forage, ia the fall, before their departuro But he leaves his aong when he 1 gooo South ; when there he only chirp* m a broken, evoaky sort ut vrsy to hia fellow*, ae though la mooting hi* exile. A reeident ofibonito Carolina fold uio that he ducovetodthere.in euiamer. in, a lire oak gruve.- a robin with n broken wing Thu disabled bird had found it Ilawnw. C impooailde tu aceomjianr hi* companion* away, and it haunted this grore. whore probably it had j»i»»«l tho wirttor, ail tl^rtoUr ; the summer chirping dismally to itself, Vo.<=»«r approached tSs.rntar; they rushed into a compactness like a torrent and with a dlkso Uko thunder." But thia wa* long ago; now notwithstanding the bird onadraplea itself yearly, owing to the diligtnco of the modern sportsman, tbe multitudes of tbe wild pigeon* in our forest* aro greatly diminished. Thi. bird fliee with great rapidity, ami re­ sorts to tbe Southern and Suutbwtrtarn Btataa during the winter Tho night-hawks whoso returning screech salutes our ears in New York in tho late warm May twilights, as they cirrle far above the house-tops, make an extensive migration. Their range is from Maine to Mexico, and. in October they jwas in great numbers over tlw table lands of Texas, over the Bio Grande and tho Western shores of tbe Gulf into tha sunny valleys of the Sierra Madre. Theao bird* aro rapid in flight and very graceful in evolution. The IMU X.-Diun. .Sttsu'tyswL'V'' SMfflSM KI * 8OTJ8M fB SATi paiiBM sinaS? tuosay iopnoH ;ac5sra W iar bko his English namesake Lot him cboooe his hutno ever ro near your house, he want* dothing of yuu but his rent, and fur that he pay* in music. A robin has built daring' five auccussire yean in a nicho nut far from oor door. Wo have not marked her, bat wo judge her to bo the same bird. Tbi* nvit ia made early, and soon as tha brood it out of I^aimtaguia oituhly ob a second, the llpiu. fjlows in promre* of time. Daring two of these years she has built the secund and thinl nrsts in tbo near naighborboul of the first, on two elms growing one on each aide of tho house. Tbo wild pigeon* morn South from the dense larval* of the Northwest and Went, at thia season, in hordes. Audu­ bon, in his -Birds of America.” give* an account of a migration of theee birds. He counted one hundred and sixty-three docks of wild pigeons panning a given joint, ia Ohio, during twentyone minutes; aad be lek off counting them because he found it impossible to keep aa oct urate account of the groat numbers in flock*.H, said. ‘iThe great light of noondsy wag^chpw I. gad the Plantation BITTER^. COL-OHS, COLUS. rxsrmv nzr/ww. 8. * with tears would find, in the sauthat it 000140*1 be aucvasafeUy dono root more (Migatkm ttfti tho human domain of it* purple fruitage, and the su­ mach of ita critMtiu spikes; and after they reach tho Carolinas they betray the inordinate appetite, by cramming tEair crops with the aromatic juniper benioa to such an extent that, whether through the overfeeding or whether through the inUixiooUu; fuuiea of the fruit, they ore unable tu sustain them- ’ Grind River Valley Division isis cl in <10 as, seat ,vi mis. 1* Price, SI,00 per Bottle. Address ; fitf L. N. M1XKK, HMtlncs, Mteh. WORLD � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-12-03.pdf 591d712b25736e4206d4469a40b2f228 PDF Text Text Tlf« Th« F\ird»Lic^|< B^|irav jums er jicranum. XVIII. Mirai and feints Gink HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1873. NEW FIRM! THE Jcrirp. ' ly bsautiful than aba did that night. DIVING FLUE. BASE HEATER, Mlffl! & exclaimed Hatty, ia mat distress. 1 Dick, yea'v* broken half of them F* feelings would shock and pein him.: troub^fd her. and ahe was trying to drowniita voice; at toast, she waa gayer than frsjal. and her vivacity aud spark­ ling sritkept ber eonstantly surrvunled BUN ■ NO. 32. sb* had uot broached th* subject to wondering in the doorway. languidly lutening "Why Alice! what is the matter ?' , he asked, quickly. “I am tired of this everlasting booae| work." she-answered gloomily. Gilbert Drew went forward than, and mean. Alice eieusad bereelt, end follow-' ' dianing his young wife to him said ing Mrs. Hildreth, found a little color' ti nderly : I Are now fully piepsrvd to meet the want* of the Public for everything In .. FURNITURE ! CD kid know how to pr murmured ; "but I S I field. •What ia the metier, TheoF’ aha UptioLtyrnio n/lo U/tOlUTUKtlft (Joons. Nannie Brigg* up here to help Busan, 1 yve'd com* home 'mediate,' said tbs ' I boy with alacrity. knelt by her side, and a voice quivering kitchen. out waiting to bid her friends adieu, burned on h* oat-r wrapping', ami strung drink, but tender, refined and out and go to th* eity." was eooJ whirling swiftly away from loving aa it had lu-*u fiv* yssrs before. ‘•Sell tb« farm and go to th* dty ! - tlie acene of gayely. "Thank God' —Thank God I” only •• There now, Diek. I*o you nu an that, A1k»P* Gilbert ill, perhapa dying! Th* You.v* »«nt my ball • ----------------“Yea, 1 moan it. What is the use of flower garden !' cned Hatty, on one of ting ita daeoto our slating ourselvr*' to death hvre. hareu of mt < •■ Never mind, I’ll get it !" eaid Dick, apnicT in the e»ty!” an to him at parting. With whitening running over to the garden gate, and Hnevrc A sitout "I am not sureuf that. Th* fann hpa eb* sent up going In. Hatty followed slowly, but HperUlly In Picture Frames, DR. J- J. I.INSLEV, E LU' MH. JAMI'S JI. I1EWES sfiuid 11 miuht We shall bo happier । with dismay. A I.!. KINDS Of ORDERED WORK «? Rt-MSEI.1 Could go OUt MDJV ladder. and Gilbert is fin*, hafo old gentleman, and Alio* a bajipy matron, th* motbar of null* sous aud blooming daughter* Years of folior have brought them pros- contented and bappv have.” He aa* surprised and deeply grieved. KB. miUI H. STKBBINS WILT THOU BEGIN THY AGAIN 1 LIFE flatbed tn her wind. Her husband waa nothing toea, ha finally yielded to her | diunk! Drunk ! he whoao life had aldown, Hatty.' wiahee- Having an opportunity to diaI pose of bia farm and dock fur a good naked her aoui! What an ending for The above cut represent* the working of the The heut. as shown by the'arrowd, passed down the front be­ tween tliKcatt lining and the outside across the double bottom, and up between the back lining and the body of the stove, thus hrino-tnc the heat close close to the outside of the stove, jp»d re- EnHY Sjort quumfiTtio T° Call and See it. CffAPBEH on /•W-OH SETS, sofas, aid* herself with vanity and excitement. the unlucky drew hit the topmost block gamed admittance tn an aristocratic nr- atioo. But that night, a* aha aaw her husband lying there in bis degradation. I didn’t mean tu," eaid Hatty, graceful manners, baratoe quit* a boll*. ' and h*v time wae completely occupied plstely ojxroed and she say the folly of tn shopping, returning t^o cell* of ber 1 ber course in iu true light. She never 1 fashionable friends and v'pnbng places of amusement. Gilbert grew used to ‘ finding the bouse rloaed and tlill, and :ld only by GIVE US A CALL ’ GBEBLE & RUSSELL attentioc, She foatoosmble COUCHES, pilttOAS. BUCKETS, ^c., f c., f e. SlT'V1eT»»X •Well, why then, and husband was. and l.iund him lying ua the sofa, apparently asleep- Going up pas* th* remainder of their day*, both to him ahe laid her hand upon hi* face of them perfectly satMed with their oue sod triad to rouse him. lie looked up experiment at “Leaving th* Farm.” at ber with a stupid star*, and. for th* first tins in b« life answered her harsh­ DIDVXVEAX TOly end unkindly. She had nut th* least sutpkion of the truth. a»< thinking farm, and she was cotutantly picturing that his mind must be wandering talk­ Hatty came running noisily into the to him th* ea*y. care-free life sl.e im­ ed to him tenderly and soothingly, bat agined they might live ia th* city. Gil­ bert was fer from sharing Iter view* of the subject; but he loved ber too well to ber, tainted with the fume* of strong | drink! Then, suddenly, the truth ' pro tectingly around her precious edifice. HMB! Poaitively aaves Half the Fuel of any Staight Draft Stove. Keeps Fire nil Winter without rekindling. Un* a (?aiit Iron Fire Chamber Dut they had cvntenlmeat ia I aa wall ae duck* f eaid Dick, disregard­ DENTIST “* "*\ Hl IWMM01! Swset's ti°TE1-> . »o,r»................ »«» „ J--------------------------- PEOPLE OF BAAAY ■ tt-’.tt:------------ GROCERIES /or f<« Select £t®rp. Commission Merchants, i IM bates rrntxT, pethoxt, hic n. IF YOU WANT Bick end w^ht Gilbert Dre.’* ; r,.,. -u . frying to “It i* nothing but work, wort, wort, 'rum n.orning till night. A term life ii ! I WILK SELL B9*A1! corwlgntnent* will recctv* | prompt attention. jiond, ’ you’ll drown it. th* poor little “ “’’‘J , J" । thing will drowa P • I woe't either, I promise yea I Ik".J-—I >~i«i won't,' **m1 Dick' • 1’U only iurt din it iu a little to fry it Than I 1 told Hatty, cobbing ro the bank. MOKOMENTR HEAD STONES. TABLE TOPS. MANTLES, SHELVES. well dressed in sn si pane or a fre^. | muslin. But now she bad everything in th« daiiy-ioiru uf the farm-house SUE PHOTOGRAPHS 1 lhe Bbai Opportunity you will have for a lang time to | get a Cutter. COME -AJSTE SEE ME SOON 1 I INK. For » NEW CUTTER on the CRAYON. FIRST SNOW WATERCOLOR ia like a fro«t in Juue—soon gone. AND OILS, J can afford to sell CHEAPER than anybody el.o tor I have the on ly M AMERICAN CUTTER MACHINE MARBLE In the County. H. W. BOOZER. J, LEE KEEP. «a Canal Rtr**t. Grand Rapid*. Ifltf BLACK A FULLER- Didn’t mean to!’ exclaimed Hatty, touch uf h*r quick, vklllful fingers. but h» *«lnry was not forge, and sad be realised that losleed of gaining •rarlot Hpa.’ and a ol arming thee that property, a* be had bopod to do, he w laliirg behind at a foarfnl tat*. I teeliag test her saflering* were merited. 1 that thia dainty girl. gilt tram grandfather fertile end euuatod ini WHEELEB & AVILSOIST. naughty thing, Yis, Alice, you look very lovely.bat used to look better to me m a Uul- m iimnBBiEiiu&iVsT Wilsonfor the past year is the Best Guar- TBBJie RlAMwanae. Union Block, over Borton Caah Store, WhuehaU wn do with Hattyr i ra-ntce of its Superiority over all '.hersewing mac/ums- REWARD Being the mott eimple in eon-: .siruction. end easily adapted t<> ““’’"Slu.ll.., different kinds of work, running I easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing Ho. felted. ' machine, are qualities which recommend the ’Wheelex" ! <fc Wilson to ths public as Superior to any other sewing I CALL AT JOHN blAnusi : upoeesa wuuia Pure Wines and Lamars!l£d afoL-tw ...in*t^e —,maket. m; „_n machine Hatty bent and atgrring, and attar eersral ineffautu el attempt* nt scmeUiag batter, abe waa obliged to accept the only wort that Sales of the Wheeler CHICAGO. D*k. hiding ruefully upon the " I didn’t mean to," lamented Hetty, | I only wsnteN to *m if they waa*. X I/aPROVED Briggs House, Hatty aa she walked away. “Aad mother knows 1 didn’t." A little sulky, ah* strolled down the fan* white and rigid ae a rorpea, Alice bad brought her to meet him tniug kitee* and feed word*. ‘‘Are you gang rot again tos Alio- T be asked, sedhy- Go to the Banner Office for FINE JOB WORK. Finally, for two wbol* day* Gilbert । waa absent from bom* ; then tbare came to Alice a totter .diractod ia hfo hand Writing. With trembling bands she broke tbs seat and read: crown of bed* at th* top economy. But thus far in her metti-1 monial career aba ba J not fulfilled the prophecy of tli* gr-ripa. Blest with ] nmfBit health and aU aa active tom­ lorted nr) lovely *ta3dlng tbers m her ia ramenU she took readily to bouwhold rob* of aaure *ilk, with it* overdr*** ol I duties and, wi'b the help of a stout girl i <Unnr tlis summer month*, managed — CT__ _____S -ktl.A.11.. >■ fenn. bTf. steinhoff THE ■ to jgy MS ln yja I ‘ Take it 3tm4 | seme, and waa fretful and unhappy it uASTDiG8 KIBBLE WORKS 1 I Poor little w*sny. downy thing P It didn't awim, and Dick pulled il ed a hundred, th* loll aomebow slanted । out. but thia time it did not gaap nor off, and striking fill against the win-• prep in hi* hand. Th* pocr Utile chick Wild Game tor Detroit aud Fa-tarn South nd* Stat* StreetHASTINGS, mxch. 5‘ "O, I won’t braakjssytbiog, and inviting him into drinking aatoons •aid Hatty confidently. “ I Hb* bad a natural and holding the tempting cup to hi* lips. And bo be«d*d thorn, and ia a few short month* fell from hl* high poHatty kept on biasing th* ball, rount- LEAVING THE FABM WANTED-ITO Ton* of Poultry and | borrow of your ueigbtxir. ." me her. *if thav were oalv mad* to. lid he* roothor. Hatty pouted an-' left the room; but gathering. listening to word* uf flattery, I and forgetting her womanhood and her truth, inasmuch as ahe forgot to care A Story for Youg ButtlUU’ Wives Beautiful Square Box Cutter! Voary of her husband’s downfall. [ only during the day. and eyeaiag after I F. M. Hungerford & Co. COUNTY! BOABD A3H» BOOM It m VLB 0A Better shudJenngly She admitted to bets-lf i REMEMBER THE PLACE.--------------------------------------------------Opi pud'* H. A. GOODYEAR** Hardware *,0fr’ ... „wrvnm« ' ’.V. H. teTKBBlNH, H. W. BELDtNU. Hnsllnge. Oct. 13.-SW • �! uG*n. Cuter has recently presented to ! pniirr th" State hbrary a valuable cabinet of 72 »peeltuna of petrifisetfon* procured » his lalb trip in Dakota to the head , •n i»i imfortunata waters nf th. Miramri Hirer. , L Walker, of Draroit. aud Ea- t Bryani has ginn «00 Governor I neb. .if Anu Arbor are tn ( .-bool .1 Princeton. BL. defend the Fniversily in the suits tthe pteguo broke uut' in ’ I-’tatwaoe ; Gi- j Neuralgia, -br .urtt ^.niit by th. Humsopetb ueyra , tell ill, apparently suetumbod to u,Throat 14* D. Darwin Efagtaa and Judge tthe mstadr. T.d ten, ..ronueureal CU,rC 1‘lr®a'- rganirod by electing lbw third ucee - U. Blaine of Moina a* sres«W-i N. G. Ordway. tkirgvant-at-Arma. O. 8. Buxtou, Doora.-epe*. II. G. Sherwood. (Mich ) Poitmxvtvr. IteT- J. G. Butler, Chaplain nriate speech : Uvriwes Mjciiiu**. Dec. a, 187ft. W8 DO MOT WAHT CUBA. . iugton cpbrily considering all tho ultowar cxritelnent which’has' -ver aucmbled in th* Capitol impose* a burden of responsibility 'which only your indulgent kindnve* could ebtfeoMen eneal diffused tliMugtorat the country. me to oosumo. Tho first ^woupanttof this ehair presi­ ded over a House of sixty-five members, son has been saying to a repurter: “ If ’■wo hud war with Epnin it would result representing a population far below the And the Atlantic tide. To day, gentlemen. It unprejudiced tuna had no difficulty then peopled <mly by tho Indian and tho adventurous froutioroman. The National Guvemmeiti is not yet a* old tton nf Americpu Slavery, it is quite aa tliia Virgiuina affair eannat<iut end iu throwing tbe Island of Cuba upou the awor until a eon- With the growth of m-w State* and THE DETROIT Head., U—ta, Burns. Sorcntsis, Ifaila, WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR 1874. Republican Banner Piles, Sprain.'., — .. . ' Colie. Old Son% Toothache, -------All Hemorrhages, V Dlarrhoa, ijb . I Vi Wn«r wm? THE LEA DIM1 Book and Job “KI'r"IJI'A’i tWEI1flHlj(| KOH! OF JStf TCEETG AN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, ONE OF th: LARGEST WEEKLIES^.0's'-” h*a bn* fsnhMI u Ha trait. k*4 afa aporfol m«> a 4*1 I Un aloft lira <.( v< ika Iho- Husnpqs, /Kictf' 1N THE NORTHWEST. 56-COLUMJT NEWSPAPER lowest cash prices ’ We poMC ui'tquolled foclllUri for the 1'rotupt execution of MS’.T.’i" 0 Of every dreertptlon Executed at the Woands, (J leers, Bruiser, sitting to Richter former portrait, which h«d blundered in tho mtatrr, far, in the will be given to ber future mother-in­ ho* bren appointed resident Truxtuw of middle of tho nigbt, the entombed 1 law the queen of England. tho Institution for the Deaf and Dumb bride woke'out of her trance, aud, bodMr. J. Itetbrop Moder, tha historian, and Blind, to take the plare, of Mr. W. ly a* her living relative* had behoved, aorompamed by Mra* Motfoy, hsr bora’ L. Smith, who has removed to Bl. Au- found her dead ones still Ice* to her. staying at Drumlarting Castle aa tho gustiue, , liking, and lost no time in quitting the Florida. guret of the Duke and Duebcui of Bnc-1I John McGraw's mam moth mill a< I silent company, upon whose qulctudo clmeh. . | Portsnwuffi, on tha Saginaw, ent, iu n Ex-Senator Nyo of Nevada is coaxing! little uvar throe mouth* thl« eawn 16n* swiftly a* lior clinging oonrmant.* al­ at which the oil flethoa or emits a com­ bask to New York to Uv^ it i« raid. He OUO.OOO f-rt of lumber lowed, umevra Gioovra sought rought th* honw home from I I .,. r-. , . .. towed, bustible vapoe in sufficient quantity to 1 ‘b" Adr"*n C" Com- wbw “<J *» which» *1>* »*had to i*twty lately been been bernn. bcroo. take fire with a minute explosion when to j puny, tor the tert ten months, havo Roused —-• *from —v, , __a c-.j. —tlL __J _ L. V. J _ ■ hi* •lumber* by knock- ' l. > been M0,000. ing nt the door, ths duconwdite widow- I hTtel *"* K-W - «4k«< speechrw 1 Coldwater has a rouuty jial *o dilap- ar of a day, cautiously qienod an upnor I bar. Imen the* .tat I^ni*no « bcbllf of H1O lady Hindi­ idnted that the pruonr rs actually fall window, aud seeing a shrouded figure —iu— 1^.1__ i- _i............... —Z . * ■“ '“t" ,, out th rough the botee, ' uod reliable information on all poluts iu I . ?!1<,„M.*l°*r w‘. regard to Ihe put history an.l protout ~’U. ,h®'r Kn'nJ oxl"b,t“-n in Agricultural CuUage,* is spending the condition of such trite I found tbl s^p- £?V1*.“4 th’ 18(h’ ,4ft‘ ,5-th ““ll blessed spirit,’ and shut tho wiadoi winter in Iteri* i nearly every instance anxieu* Mr. Jahn T. Meldrum, a prominent precipitately. With sinking heart am eir oils inspected. They said eitireu of DetroiL and Clerk of the Re­ slackened stop, the ropubrel wife mail to they bad paid on extra price to obtain ex|*octed that from fif!<>.m ------------hundred m” " corder’s Court, died at AU residence nn %-al itandard (150® Fehr 1 Jw-' «l»«mw»s d to know wU^rtlwyh.i wdl U of <m different oxhibi- Sxturdsy, aft*.- an iHnea* of of twa w*ek>. rent. Then shrocrawled on to an un­ cle's where th* door was indeed openwl, died tn the onerauon. ) Court nt Ddioit. hss ----------.... promulgated promulgated ca Tho financial fooling in the East ia new rule governing tt.ri attendance but only to ba slammed iu ber faoo by The following uble will exhibit the the frightened man, who, in bit hurry, roeulto of the examination* I hare made, improving and stock and grain I of jurors. It provides that forgot eren to bless this ghostly caller, giving the name of tho retail dealer, ",----------?• the “I vaneittg . ~ in price. , ’ „ , . ;• hfn any juror shall fad to respond to the ooo! night air iieMtrated tho un­ inapectian mark and ।I At an a.. early v_.l? hour U« Saturday u^m.ug manufacturer, the inspection loorutng ... can call ot of n» bi* name urirtng daring court bo *U»II shall _ I forfeit pay not only efor .1 > ■hut. for . name of the th* In*narlm inspector, •«,! and ,l». the tempera- I(•!th*• family l"*-l hotel — at> North Cambridge, that. dev titre at which the oil firehn* : wa« destroyed by fire ; foes 160,000. oil the time co.ieumed in the ’tri*! of though! die bail waked to life only to die again in tho cruel street* • Ah I' *ho sighed, • Antonio would not have next year in cotton. ,ent«i the State with a portrait 'uf the proven so unkind.* This thought nat­ j The Erie canal is thoroughly closed. ' l«teGovernor Moeoe Wisner, and it ha* urally suggested it was her duty tu test end the amount of property in passage l-sn put up in the State Library. tuek*4 thereby is said to be enormous. At the test term of court at Another keeper of th* New York : Coldwater eight divnteM were granted. rest. The way *ra* long: but hope reTomba bo* deen arrested on the charge Mi.v-Nelli* Wataou. ot Flint, gve* to uerred ber limbs, and soon Gin.-vra of willfully allowirg Sharkey, the ron . Bunuah. Asia, as u mteiionarv, in a was knorking timidly at Itondtuolli * 4«>r. He opened it him.elf, aud, alvietod murderer, to escape. , few days. New York Assemblymen elect. liar- j Lumbering ou the Uial«m River mugh startled by tho ghastly r'uion, ilmly inquire*! what th* spirit wanted p RINTIN Q .Ififf *?i“ ,'fH*.*' LAW CASES & POIHTS. . , .. , — ,----- .1UIWUIU . . Bin Mixovra w li ■ tantraI Road uro it morod from M*i- you unco loved, who was buried yoder- -•*» , ~“rr"lx7*'C* _T* r—X ,u . day—buried alive!* and senselo** inn- ' .JLl U« U lb. A „„ M ,o ^bbJ ST very poor b*attn ■],,, [,<rn 0B Monday, aud it wai a poor delighted lover, whose cries for help j ,3fo*' Quron Victoria, while on a rereut I day f.>r eats in Jackron. ’ *con brought down bi* sympathising i e_,* j , visit to Dundee. Scotland, partook of th*tj,, cop,^ „,rn „{ D,|n,it uI family to hear tho wondrou* story, and j T«nj communion xn a 1 resbytenan church, nieding to cxiirrst themsc-Iv. ain favor , l,w ”• heroin* to lied, to l-e tenderly ; ' indictment. lent by sxiinguishing the important • pproseing none by undue exact favoring none by undue privilege, is tins great 1«w«mi which ,oor daily pcrirnce is teaching ua, Hnding us g*'her more cloeely, making our mat for UaugxUta, uscsdmting the cstab- Book and Puiuiibb't*. Abstract* cf Title, Do inndid mon country, one constitution, one destiny.’’ The Senate met at noon, and prompt- ■ — bore they do ML jn Again. i r r 11»t r • f t f . ----------------— ■■■■■ Then came th* difficuliy. Was the men who bad I borii-d her. and abut hi. dour* against Blum । yFnevra ft. return to ' in reugiuu* practice. . Great Britain baa 336 paper mills ; A Gn-ek letter aoa< rance. ffiM. and Spain HW. | ”'“VrC"U-....................... the Chi An exchange .uggeats that cbaritr i Kbi“ Ju,‘b,uk»“ 001 «" “>» rein* at home, and add* that Boston “•’•rsity. - judgement but the beginning ot the ber of bill* were introduced by vanows ■ Vyl ttie of evil* aud trouble* which should uccru J to tin* country from th e had saved her from a weial death ! " ■«* such powerful nowenn special plcwleta as With !■>*• aid gratitu le Itondinvlli w. n the private th* local standard iu thia Statn, though 15 specimena are “narnnted 150° fin ►ayi.ftbn aloud. ” the poor nutter tha tneM fovornblc c^cumataneei, '6 ripen it. It is much nearer rotten now in it* aniline** for republican iaBy the ware i of 1862, tho latest we know ot tho white population was 7^4,76<l, aul the black, slave and free. poor and ML000 lor refreshments for 1 ar,4 a machinist occured near Bay City previous disappointment They, howtha city government. Boston i» nut' °'i Suaday. The Ciisnin mmn l,U n.\ :»««,■:»>, ..f singular in this, probably. l.»l.-U «~t i„ adjourned to 12»’e|ock M. on Tuesday, land, Ohio,*' and one “warranted,” by a appeared at which time the DresSdenl'e Message j , “I‘‘" Inspector, '‘175= fire test?’ ithodral. to ran ar-> Cleveland firms, just completed, show a very gratifying | bur- under the luaUenhin of a tnemlH-r »*■" confasfori and wondsr of Giuevra's was sent iu, h„t nut .. a* vat vat we are nm not in <n re. re- I,*’,al«r» buymgof -__ three . .... . , ' ,• ,, . and with the laatewtior. brand of E. ■ fiisndx An explanation ensued which ceipt of a copy, and are compelled to go Fowlor, have no reasonable assurance imreasw in the wraith ami the wring | "t tHo junior ctera of the uuirersity. tnputetiun of thn state for the year ondTho citarns of. Grand Hawn recent- | “’’•{“"I.everybudy except the lady’s to pros* without it. : that the good* are what lheypun«>rt to May Kt, 1<3. ' ly erected a «.< ntnuent to th. memory , }*"» husband, who imteted that nothing -------T - -r be. Wbethsr theeo firnu have fraudu- legThe official m.jority for Taylor, for ‘*•«»«’ Coffee, who tost hi. hfo in l,'ut l?*r dW«r»« g~mn. earnest could th’’ matrimonial bond. 01m„. I«.! i '•"■’I *• ” Goitoner of Wtettotodm urer Wrahburn 1 attempting to rescue tho railur* in the ' ____ ods not inspected, or whether this In. ! __ , UT.^."“^.r42;iy1.^... i rigging or th. v-relWh^mg. -reeked Tb. era*-a, re .erred to th. bubm* sneelor i* prostituting his official posi- is-ft.dll. Taylor ruas raSke*. nearly 1.(100 of theinveerel W baling. Th. | r’SR'Og tUt court September test * wh<^ ha.mg no precoat to curb b.. rar with Spain. lion to S.-II oils which will n;i bear the «5<>ad of lbs balance of the ticket. The | «3» «>»*« «>»« «n boptember last, ’ * 1 t, , . r i ■ .u m-. ! «i«a*ton. ruse superior to technicalities. fire test indicated m his brand, I know 18 ”n*t* will stand 17 Republicans 7“ ‘ - -in the oonaie wutuauui. xtepuuiicans and ana : mo 'wxianco ot' .-Sra i**u -„.i d_. .i_.tB„,i ■n. .1 u>. mat.- 7 „d,£ .h.1 tl... ,h. fi-t M h-.fc..,, i,.d Id reformer., and th. .uiemUy 5» re- Treasury “ J.Llalu renstirv No., Not. llhh, llhh 1878. IS. 4. waa wn« US2,S.iS*’ ............................... .. . ; former, and 41 Republican. 7..6.O9. Itoetopt. for th. —k endmg *U Ontl.*2tlh ultimo the Pacific mail Nor. 26th .ere <16.723.t»6: paymentsI LJ received with her: ■ decn met navn oeciaeu to acrene io toe ae- ■ _ । ■ . during same tiro- 827.101 33 ; mandaof the United Btstes in th* Vir- | «nfore< wl|J outbvrn State*, a. a vary Inrgsjnmiortiju (cf dum hare been impuGcd from the wilds of Africa, or gtniux matter. They sTtil surrender the । who in good faith hare bought oils tora Th* pateeegen and erow were Thn Common Council of Ypailanti ] Virginia-, release the surviving prieion- i which purpwtod to be up to the legal "»v»d1 ha* passeft an ordinance fixing the li- | era, salute tho American flag M the time •tsndard, and have paid and extra Ths De Soto Bank, of Memphis, renae for every billiard tab!* kept in ; . . . . ... . I nncn to secure such oils. Y et inch nar. T.un , anuonnee* that it has. resumed I the rity at •2.>0 and in addition a bond busine** and it i* thought that th* 1 of J.’rOu i« required from eseh keeper if'kfliyr dtguc, hardly above their First National Bank will do the same [ that no Intoxicating liquor is tn bo sold i Nov.25th. envenomed hatred ot th* United State*, nS ASHICULTURAL J.UI JUIBOFnEBI BOCBUTOC Banner Co, 2B£S£ifP K£££Lr I fadings Republican Banner Fill HUMTIRE! PRICES, POSTAGE PAID If Subscribed for before April 1.JNJ4. We were Nxvkr as well pscjwrrd.to WEEKLY WORLD. In Furniture, a* now. Parti.•* wishing to bqy anything in oar line, should n«>t fall to come and we us. We make a irecuLnr tn ' -**•*“• - • night at Yroka. Cal,, aid Gneo Creek, ; .. yara j,j, dergasltrer F* ejaculated I Oregon. 1 n breathloi* Teuton, as he bounded up re stop* and into the door A oourtly gvolienmn luade bland re- knows enough to manage its own affaire, and is not iu need of any advire from i T£E 1F£££L F » 0RU> THE THIBI'NK of the Tornado and Governor Butr.ol to : •’ ><\° are inspected at 150® android A Mount Ciomous Jiquor dealer has 1 DONAHOE—IIVKLKY.—Ai tte Calbrtfe Cb.rtb iis there be 0^.4 treed and pumshod. of *uch- "hero (q , any assurance least ifit-n c! the' duties and rcsponsiequally divided in their opinion on tbe.nant wife, for selling her hutband ( *sr*».J»»««D Th* Full JntMilv have not ret trans- . q Kxmi^ Lilules «f republics: cuixetulup. Rrot>- pired, but the mult is a substantia) triMnmbcr of Stale Board of Health. argumeRt on tho dsmurrer, and the' enough bad whiskey to make him' <ase will be reargued. 'drank ■____ '___ — objy there h nu arc tioa of the pops la­ The Catuiogune, Bank Check*. Ill • r ipt*. show C<toAs, p. >stere, Piogrammc, SEMI'WEEKLT WORLD. , N6W . j PARLOR GCODS . AdV6rtlS6IR0n tS. ‘ CHAMBER SETTS TERMS. hlu, would only consider bow they late the people and the Administration cuald reudurthe island tba most worth- Cuba'is whullr ILjtaiu Catholic, 1‘rot- | upular education ia non-existent. ' What, then, ahnuld we do with Cuba to the •-Traneailnutio Mail Kteam.bip Lino" playing between New York and would 1878, <424.469; 1*72. MM.M4; de'Ogdensburg road, and the itreui to ShcWon Ex-Senator Yato. of Illinois died thia route will auddraly at ST. Lums, Thanksgivtcg materially shorten the route between evening. Portland and MontrealI' Philad Fjhiladulphians are thinking favoma married four- 1 Ely of a propociliou to moke Col. J. W. inly at Milan, III. I Forney their next Mayor, tho term ex­ ro young ladle* tending through the Centennial year. within California ia trying almond culture. I, ing tho change. imscr to oroer a 100 Acres Improved. WANTED ! I shall be | ; • ■ n D . . amHinMiMrinaBBgoi ns is a Rare Bargain ! IWINmiM; ft ftmutti 100,000 Feet of ARTHUR’S White Ash ..STSSSSTTT ni^SSiSWSS In n f trs:-daM> Katebllshment, can be procured by calling on (puund- IHraoii ba* a Credit Mobilter affair of <2,500,000. During th* psot year them were 102. ca*--a!ti*s to steinilioai* iu the United State*, by which 306 Even weie lost and property to the value of M.UOOJ43 do»< Culai, ini our Cuwmlnre would teel tha For which we pay tho I : I celebrated by ieetivitiee.t North Adame, < 1 the Tettiltadc j, I* an obriou* alratudify. ‘ Despoticignorance, hostility oi ! yiq^EST ft!\HKEr PHICE. ; for hi* balance in full? । teller it called for.’ The Teuton drew in one ttatlrcatl Bend­ rktail . t j —... i GROCERS.I erumMS.iS’r.- An Adrian phyaiciau boa been arrest- . vnoutuLE a Good Tough r.rmn Oak, Rock Elm, evrsseal&'terewr •periai arraaivwwwt *v»»r rousU,. Ur mraT, or White Ash ssar--—” Lumber TiiK<,aKAT,ldv™,id>MloXiI>, wra= GUARD RAPIDS • ' J. Cole & Son, serial story by T. H. Aiwnrt, wilt te o>nc—,*M I is ihaJ.na.il i,Ulster «l lh» flrerMitaiisT f ; eksaewt* of the popufo- UXDEKGROUND —L • ■■ Cre»*r M Rule and Clurrh Hi-. LIFE Taken iu Exchange for Feed Cutters. TO UK, 1 '" indir A PAPER FOR THR PEOPLE. Beautifully •■ , -----AOK.VTtWaKTltD VOV. itr XATtien nALE aNnii. Illustrated “Wall, air,- aakl Aftiaricnu Short-Born DWIGHT < BURRAIde the CampU mod.to 150 ( u>>Trm»:r«»',"._c«,cw«.iLL IBM “°w£”Sves 5Hwas»t5was2 Seetitute pooruf Racioe Whnmdn. L‘- • P»rt SURFACE J ■SrE h uk at saib fMaUj. <a*BK asd «M, Ikse anr etter r,tesCkr I ' * ’■ 11 ————--------------- - ----yabUabto. 1111111^11 1*111 VlAlin of Mlssaim site sijwTirars, v.'l U ( . "**' ! BELOW °THE ® it » illBl Mil Sfc twffi, Shingles, Lath, Ac. fAZ?:—i , j- <»“•<»» i About 176 Rapid* Journal say* tlial capital Iron ■ Iks ccnlry. ■ Sft> Ik* |WfUs । WII1WOW CLBTAHS. A new Blate Nrwi. Conrad of iLuiaiauo, Secretary ot Wa HnR of New York, Pretniaaier-Geuen port if pttr tereitary I* n pugmuit to tha Graham of North Carolina, Secretary ■ the t fleet of th* financial panic <m tail- ! rood building, expreree. the opinion , cornice a window drapery «d Fira* Umm aui Bara ret boUdtaes.re«d ln ,ir'5’ styte. patternsef which wr have -■ «... „ ....... J;"' '*» wrnba a CO.1D nnrilsllti s. uulu. urp'siu ucre nu u>*r ; Governor Osborn ha* aminiute.l Rob­ . 1__ T_____ r- -. ■ vile, unti 1 rants him puoty qtieek too, i loa't rant* some droobls* righd deetrnyte! by fire on the •11,000. A 828,000 Qre at Sal. Thursday. the Evangelical Alliance. The accident was canted by a collision with the Eng- Dm» parejysia which PIER CLASSES! ' Asn naurr-rnuKK acres. mn AT ■' Arrangement similar, dor tuyvcl broke in our Kobrow friend. "Vet do well. Ihe Cuban planters A FARM FOR SALE- mi no gold, vot I make deposit with this tarn pank pirorty soon last summer und— ” •‘We have tompornrilv ouepended jmytu-nt, sir, by an arrangement atmi- Well Only 137,300 Log* were ttes Ikandwny. Sen Ye,k. ottwL" H.r.. K.,. W �■ juviwsc, waierv, acvraring inasiute —Furtxiahsd this nj. , nd’” ,bick an'1 «*nae*wu, mucou*. 1-r by Cox A Cox, Solicitor, o I PatoTO. ’. “"tre ^•T’ pBteid’ «<e. W-shiagton. D. C. • "’'**’ ’T1 OT Railway Bwiteh. G. Keech, Center-1 «»»«•. ‘■rab* from ulcere,’"Joiahwd gw-Oa^G. W. Kirby, Detroit. • Driqiptug Platform for Ilurveuter* svmntoms — preoeut .... in ._ any symptom, lilr*lv lik-ly to ibo P. Warner, Gilead. ca»o at one time. " ft. Kra., we took tho flro o'clock A. M. u. «ma train on the: morning preiiou* to Door Latch, O. B. Rand, Kalammou “"J -Wm, wUleH Thanksgiving, and at balfqiast ton tho Fruit Basket, W. R. Wileox, St. Jou r,.l, «ho h> m, ,»ifcdw, » »me fiswoon, wo set foot, foT flnl > «,«th. di-u-l ti.nJ. ;nd ___ , -—.u«Axle*, j. H. lirnnrr nirmlmn' time, in Big Rapid*. It claimed by J^ebell and H W Kugg, Benton the ritiam* of tho uid dty, that it cuni tarns a population of thrw’ihourond and 8»«“U* fur Sewing Machine. J. Knox , fire- hundred. Ito that a. it may, tho Throe River.. Automatic HrU-hway Guard. (I E I ; amve-nt ol busiucs* dona'lborv, would Berry and P C. Pingree, Detroit l do honor to a city twie© it* sire. AlPlow J. Blanchard. East Saginaw. thuugji wo wore interned that tboic -------- “• -• Miuarr. reotroit. Extension Divider, G. C. Miller, Dewu* not mm than cnc.fourth the businoit t-cis* bring tnnaarlo that there has • icicv sixiwai iK-ucho. etfeeb, cure, up­ ^Carpet Stretcher, J. Luther, Buchan- , on ‘-eomreon reuw, ’ rational and reieu; been at thU season of the year iu for । ific pnooplro. by itamflii. aoothing and mrr yeais, yet, to u.-, busineaa veetued Atiparatiu for Conveying Grain, H. I lies mg projwnie,, u, w|,ich u,, fllwu)| j brisk indoed. Tho Tioga flouring mill . Gates, Knlauias-ji, gradually yields, wncn tho system |lajl of Van Flrii A Co, thu only one rialtod, j l”'«’ put in perfect orlcr by the uh of' th. Gulden M*d«l Dura/ery. TU. i. , uoee a very heavy bustures. By tho-by. Ij The Star Spangled Banner for De­ tho only perfectly safe, vnenuflo and ‘ we return our henrty thank* to the ।I eenlrnr is promptly on our table, and ia *" *" ' ’ ' oc-tfog upon andj V*n Flcit Brothel for the many kind-1I spite of thn threats, arrest and false i ’huwn ns whito there, an I wo !I change* made against it for its preri*. : shall nut soon forget tlie many swift I’ teuce exposuro of Rugucs, Rascal* and ; *nd plrasant ridoawehad behind Van'. Swindler*, itdua't step ••waving” worth Lorre. ••Patsy." He U u splendid am- jI a rout - In fact, though it* publishers trial, and cun easily make hi* mile in !‘ are threatened, blackmailed au-1 prase- , • cuted, they seem to still fluurinh. Tho two forty, or lesa j Raanrr over flows us of yore with -It) rul- j Krxu or rnc Bizwn —Cancrruu* Tucn in the manufacturing business in । urnns of splendid rundiii;. The • Ro- : min*. fsw^lT ia with Measure 1 Big Rapid*. The furniture businvu i« I giies' Corner” iso* cutting as ever ; aud ; write, in behalf uf my mother, who lias 1 ' esnisd < n to quifr an os'to-t. and ■ cx­ । Instead of one it next year giro* a pair ii b-*n takipg your m«lieinc. King ot tho 1 , clarify whilesalo Thoto i* . cape- । of Charming Chromo*, by Prong, ami a ;j Illuud. for a tumor, aud cun aay sbo i.« molt entirely cured. She b-is ‘Aken nous bnck situated near tho river {Mu*, | paper a yea-, all f >- ,ma ,1^. j, ki^gou) in which there is a splendid ma­ I Rin. it* t« lUt y -.r fo January and ; four bottle* of ihe medicine. Th* tuchine shop, blncksinith shop, tin shop. everybody (uu . x-jpUja.) »h.,ul.l read,, mur was a* larg.- M a goose egg when I she o-tutuoacwl. It i* now only about I • fuundn. a very largo wareroom, Ac. kfiUk'^r1 ■ \ 3. BOBKKTH. f.M. CHURCHES. BACON & KARRS’ tier cent off for rash. Ernybodv knows that Lee', buggies can’t ba boat In (he State, and nowli tho time to rocuro bsrgains. Call atoned. 25lf Val”’J ET,rTd- .'reraaiS-'i.r.' First-Class Instruments. A tare chance to buy Dry Good, cheep—P. IL Babip A Co. of Jackson, are soiling out their entire stock at first co»t. They barn un immesne stock, sumo >109,000 worth of choice goods, ‘ of nil kinds, which they are closing out. , and if .ny *mu ts inclined to visit Jack-! son. this u the bUeo to gel bargains. ' —f » hich the city is justly'prond. There She has doctored bun­ 1 are none ot the sawmills in tho city in a away without benefit. operaucn, os the owners think the times . until using year medicine, for which we tuu ha**l to ran them. Nearly all kind, shall always bo thankful, and ran ireof business that is earrw-l on there extonkively, i* run and owned by stock 1 Democratic Journal it ha* no *uj»rior Otmneud the King of the Blood Io any 1 one needing it. My" mullicr'* name is ! in the nation. It is all it claims to be. ' Ou Thanksgiving waning n splendid and wo ttnst it* prcepeetu. will be road Sarah Dulin. Your* ie-pectfully, । ; ball was given, at which (tbure was a by every Republican, especially by all Sstus McMixis, , very large atteudnuur. /and everyone ' who have attached thrnnwdvns to any Kenton, Ohio. , injured himself hugely. When outside political organisation, ns from Sir advertiwtncnt iu another column. ■ u bare listings to live in :uui> other ! it they will learn thu frw tlyri of the city, we now think /.hat other city will umusgrr-j ot the Granges aud other I bo Big Rapid.* ' New Scales. New Styles. Naw Prices. We invite public aUontioa to tho । pruopeitusof the Detroit publish­ ! ed ia advertising cur columns to-day Asa ; newspaper, it is a* good a* tho liost, end ; iu a widely circulated n»wspa]4 ■ wn will furnish the Weekly to any sub- I be»t of all poniblo talesmen, 'scriber Ui tbu Bsaxxa for 81.50 a year. saleaman who never slotqis, nut! J Politically it is moderately Republican, : er weary; who go.- after I and generally favor the right, although I wo sometime* think it is a little side-!I chant in hi* shop, tho scholar in bi* , wise on sumo of tho great question* of . the day. aud especially so, on that of tho Franking Privilege, nad th* Detroit | Park. But then those era to a certain ox­ tent local and aide issue*. and not to be considered in selecting a jiaper for gen। oral inttliegenej, aud for this the Tri­ hou is a good as any paper pubiphed in w<-sC It* reputation for superiority I luu given it a wide inflaonce. The iastitution i* dreimol to be very thorough, and to prepare young man to transact business neatly, correctly nod with iis­ ' patch-—-fbtfHMe DaHa Eatrryriu. 23 study, tho lawyer In hi* ottice, the lady at her breakfast table; who can be iu a thousand places at once, and speak tu a milium people every morning, say­ Tlie'kidnera and liver uro the organ* ing to each oeo tho best thing in tho nature has ulprefolly designed tu tu-ry beet manner.—.Vnrij-wjer Rtf''tn. out. thu waste* of the system. Tlicy ore J>*/ scavenger*, tho bh-od cleansing or­ Whittemore <fc Stevens, 179 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit Hie article descriptive uf “ Our gan* of tho body, and acting under the 1 Bird*,” <xjricd from the Nor. York health-giving influence of Hamilton's I firraiay Tatt, is cumplrted in this issue G..C. Knoppel, 980 Wabash Ave, Chi ego. the projected Kahtga' It give* ua great pleasure to nunouoee , UThr survey i«oo, JlMtings, Lowell aud Norihsfti ! Alichigun Ratlroud i* bring pu.hiri ^tgtho ’‘Rev. Petroleum V. Nnsbv,” (D. IL । oruualy forward, udder the i-fflrivnt Locks, Em].,) to furnish Tux Rare nit-1 taannp>tticut of Col Miller, nssulHl by I John Q. Crossy, of this city. During that w* have made an arrangement with Our Her. contributor . Inst work a line was run via. Thomas' ‘ Mill, in Prairieville, connecting with tho 1 ' old line at Spring Break, aud from ■ humor and gossip in *nch sort a* to | theucw via, Prairieville VQlago to aocuu make his letter* an attractive feature of |viut on the Cornier survey in ths1 Till* is the best Buchu in the market, ■nd atli-uds strictly in liurincs*. Ai>k for it at .1. P. Robert* & Co’* drug ' New York City. J. P. ROBERTS £ CO. promise* to e-mbine information with the pipers<nbe. Now i* your tim i to sab- Term*, >1.50 in advance. We learn that Mrs Lamb, of Orange­ Township of Hope, but aa ywt in this! villa, ■ few days since stepped out at Oounty, no part of the lino hu* been | tho door, and slipped down, and the fall finally located. Local filijifejj (lotice;. DRUGS GRAfflABfflALDISTBlBmif. TW oalr Krflsblt aIfl DUinesoes is u. esuiry L. D. BINE'S TWENTIETH •"'I'lio dog hr is tnfotred in tho Iowa- I'aioa Hall, on Thoreday evening. Xhnraan's Great March tn the Sea, st Union H*ll, on Monday evening. Don’t forget the lecture by Gen. i. iPatrick, on Mondev evening. Dec. S. Tha net Republiean majority on the i t-, for Stat# Senators in New Turk, i* . "Dwight A Burrnll lold eleven pair* of ■ uoU.cne day hat week. A pretty good day* busituMs these '‘bard time*.” Tl»* Thanksgiving aormon*. by Ber. Mr. JacokeA end Rcr. J. W. Bancroft, sie w«U spoken <if by thoae who were fortunate enough to hear cither of them. '.rely, tu Mr. J. R. Dudley, of Rutland, for-a couple of splendid turkeys, kindly !rtt si the rtaidanee* of th* publishers of tho Bixrii, on Wednesday last. Th* firm of George Willard A -Co.. ship uf Rutland, and nearly or quite d -ing finely. Also, at n<-nriy the same every dug owned in that township has a time, Chas Watt, who lire* at Orange­ villa Village, had one of his legs broket ha* boon paid. Wo wish it were a> ia whiie scuffling. Dr. Turner, set Ilia ley all the tunnsbip* in the State and espec­ ially in thi* city. But the diflbreuco is Lut or Lmxas remaining at thu Rutland km Republican uffleecs and Hastings, P. O., Dec. ild, 1673. Hasiinga City Dvwocratic. Ravcrvo It, Clrrene* Brown, C. H. Ifoyinton. Wm. Campbell, Mr*. A. M. Crawford. L. C. Dickinson, K G. Field, J E. Fi«b Oliver Jetlere, Leander Johnson, Mis*. Luisa Kri*t, Ezra l-eon.irl, Susan A. Miller, Arena Smitjn psuu when w» state, that Messrs. Dwight & Wcwtfall, liar* sliqqied aoaie 103 car loads from their elrvat-ir this fall, be­ Everybody alio lias a house, uwl* one ot thusu i-riebratud dotlwa-racka that side* all that lure been shipped by Ih -.iuer, H.cthA Co., havo for *alo. ^/Kind render d«» you owe for Ibis pa­ । They are really the Lent in tho market, year, Hadiey A Co-, and other parties per ? If you do lei it lie the last on* and should command public atiunlion, amounting to as much nearly mono, ex­ you over peruse with auub unhappy a* they uro a hounohuld Cutivoninnce. clusive of large kt* oi flour. thoughts. Act like a man. and before If you want the vmv bcit Painting, our next publication day have the pa­ Kalsomining or Graining, ever dune in per pail up six months or a year in adtbia city, eall na John NichaeL He is born, Esq., of Baltimore. ha* sold ids just the man who can suit you. Otf three jran old thoroughbreed Durham Bull, tn a gentleman m tho Township , ' ‘■What do you think of the amendof Ruas KaUmaxuo County. for eeventy- j men** propa sod tu tho Constitution ” ia Fruits Pickle*, Sauers, etc., t>tc., at all time*. With him von may, afro, find a fire dollars. We congratulate the ven­ asked ua from once tu fifty timse a day. Tull stock of Pure Wiaae and Liquor* dee on bis bargain, the equal of which Well, gentleman, we think you ought for medieianal and mechanical punxiee*, to have achance to read it, and, wilt the price and quality of which will en­ Tliouiands have already gone, and publish it os soon a* wo can find room sure it* «afe -wherev(r aud whenever, strictlr pure article* are required for thoarauds more are turntng their eye* the," purposes' . 32wl _ tow.nnl* new homes iu the fertile West Tu those going to Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming of our readers to the prospectus uf Nevada, Oregon ar California, we rocJrlAar’t Hbutrat/J Hone Ifayauar pub­ ouinwnd a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, via St. Louis, over thn Missouri winter fairly aota in, or ia many ernes lished in another column. It Is an inPacific Railroad, which runs it* fine U will be nlmcat impoeMbie for children turMting and a valuable uiagariuo for i g«,f Day Coaches and Pullman Bloopers to ranch the school house in stormy the Hoafebold and sh.inld bo liberally from BL Louis to principal point* ia tho weather. Will tho Council give heed West, wdtort rkayr. Wo belinre that th# Missouri Pacific Railroad hm the bort track awl the finest and safest rquipmant of any hue weat of the MUTh* glorious new* coms* from Char­ lotte, that in obedience to a pobbe sentiraent that could not be nusundrratood. e» mtrib.itars are *uoh writer* a* Dr. I. every saloon in tho tity has closed it* I Hayini, Edward Eggleston, Ixmisa M. dorrs. For humaurty'a sake wo wish AJcofl. and Mr. Rriwra Harding Dari*. X there wowld never one of them, or any It should bu in every family. Crixik daily and weakly JvBiwri, Liu other mu, open its doom again there, or Tho President ha* nominated cx-SoUeu dWolved. Mr. Cha*. D. Hrvwtrr. licitor Genaral B H. Bristow, of Ken­ sjn-iu-law of Mr- Willard retiring vn tucky, fur Altaruey Geaaral, uf the acrocut of ill health Geo. Willard is I Unitad States, Jvire Georgs H. Williama, appointed Chief Jurtico of the Supreme now the *oh propiiMor Aasuciation. will b» furnished theii John N. Ingerwll of the Shiawassee tickets for the Lecture of wen. Kilpat­ has been appoir.t.-d Poeuna^ rick at the drug Store uf J. P. Robert* A Co. and that single ticket, will be for ■ale there and as. the door*. Price Medicines §200,000 00 $20,000 In Greenbacks! PAINTS & OILS 110 000 DT GRKESBACESl oHciBraats.MiiffinMm! School Book* d Stationery PREBCR1PTIONB AMD FAMILY JOB PRINTING Mferiiie ii lie Huliut Bun JOB PRINTING ctry pits ogyor. Buffslo N. Y. or E. A. Ford thra*rsl Pareeagvr Agent, ft. Louis. Mo. QueeUuns will be cnevrfully and prompt­ ly answered. A BABGAI BM1G1ATI0 V TVUIKGCheap Farm, ia Seeth-wert Missouri ! | The Atlantic A FseiCc Railroad Com-1 pan; o&r* LfiOO.OOO wr. ot lawd in Central and Sotnbwvat Missouri, st from >J to >12 p«r aero, on aovan y*ars’ T, JAMES Obstacles to Marriage. woodkd: �THE ALDINE, MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Irani Diver Valley Division Toe tmrgomaater gall is found ia small number* Ha loliows, like many hyperborean birds, Ihe northwest coast ' of America, inhabiting Banin’s Bar, the Polar Boa and Greenland, but be is rare in the United States. The silver gull is more nnmeroui. The Pom-ramen jsger m another flerco and destructive water­ fowl. Tho Arctie jager, or warrior, flies far towards tho Arctx- seas ; few birds excel this in length and lower of flight trssTKBN urr/siox. «alb-s«>i «»rtsr ip iiokr dine .“Sttfig-. era field* of our sphere - porail ly be­ yond where latitude baa any reckoning. The island of St. Hilda is tho only local­ ity in British America which it visits. AU these boreal birds subsist upon thn: blubber of deed whales aud seal* and animal aub.lancee only. Sir John Franklin noticed, during a winter which be paaaad at Melville Island, a pair of Tho Babcock upon Un tend* of the pine, and epruoe, i end the auow bunting, which isnuee Io ua from higher regions aa altns-folk, eating the s.-od which io acattaicd from bay i.round hay racks, and wliat umy chance to hang in tho hea-le of flown' stalk* which protrude above the snows. i -Lwy .1 MM,. .. AW For* Arraray ,,*te5K T'ifc ‘’k’i's: tdssjws»!: l.« U UiiMb ro - -Ibis, .; iS; BMiStateurffi The Emigrant’s Home at Lincoln, tin* capital of Nebraska baa now been ntvrtt one year. This hutirution u a biiililing at the Burlington and Mimouri Hirer ! H- B. station, provided J,y that company ' lor the gratuitous uZc.iu;u<»li.ii..ti ul strangers. Besides/a spacious day [ room, there are ten rhamiiero, in whicli en with nil cotivenicnros fur them to , cook aud wash. Bathing room* for males and females ore also provided. ; Tho only charge orer suede i* chi* cost I of the tool used. [y During the year more than six hun­ dred persons (636) bare here found re­ fuge and rest. Of this number 3ti.‘> were adulu (254 male* and 111 fe­ males) and 271 children; 154 look up homesteads on government land—leav­ The amphibiou a birds follow fast iu tho ing families at the Home while they wake of tho denizens of our woods, hunted for Lxstiou, and 150 or nuiii swamps and meadows. The Canada or obtained work either in Lincoln or west wild goose, which iu spring is seen by myriads on flight to the far North—to Antieorti Island, the Msydelenis, to Bay Chalcuro, Labrador, fow stopping even ■ in Nova Scotia—where they breed, is now wives at once. us ••hired girl*" obtained dapasring thence. They arrive ou Ihe •3 and *k n weak with board. in goe.f Upper Lakes iu October, and towards Lincoln families ; tho husband* and the Nfmtber they wing past in flocks, patriarch won discovered bmneeteml*, keeping in tho rouree of rivers and tor each of then] further west, and took streams, to tho neighborhood of the M ichij Centra! R^R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT RoSlE. DetrnL tai & Laie Kiidm RaiM Harper s Bazar. •m. tra5^-.u C-.t.iarUc Pills, SCHOOL HOOKS PATEHT MEDICINES, THEEVENING POST a square mile nf land, 640 acres, aa good as any in Scotland. Emigration opens to them a new heaven and a new earth, for, in their native isle, they could scarcely by auyjnuesibility, have Other dorks, Im delicate to tho palate over become the owner-i of one single bat mare attrecrive to the eye, keep paca with tbia nhoioo bird in tta Mttrmsal pilgrimage Tho rod-neeked, tho ring-nocked, tho volvet, tho pied. the surf. Ihe golden­ eyed, and tho muscovv duck, almcat ae haste to put their web feet in to water emprasoea and girdle* their fair necks, flies in groups of throe ; ho leaves Lab rador by the first of August end returns there by the flrat of May, two week be­ fore the coast ia free from ice. The teal, the screaming Urn. and the long-n«ked Thia B. A M railroad company hare ' Bold alone their lino in Iowa, and Neb- ' rash a, within thirty-three montos, 478,­ 988 acres io 4,525 [,ui chasers. on ten years credit. and six per ceqt interest. On rales made since 1872 no part of tho principal ii payable tiil the en-i of four yearn,—while twenty per Cent is deduct«i from land pnoae, fur, prompt ira- Paint s Oils Varnt-li and Dye Stull*. CHOICE OLDEST AND SOUNDEST «WKSCteSS Perfumeries nod Toilet Articles. GROCERIES! Baskets, Drut~Ut Sundries, nad Fancy Articles. CONFEUTTONEHIES ! PaiBt Brnsia ana Paiilea Stott. Harper’s Weekly. THE SUN For! Warn Jack^fi & Jatiaai L. N. MIXER’S VINECAR BITTERS Scrofula Syrup! in flight, and when mounted, with tha wind favorabls, ha will travel one hun­ dred miles aa hour. They prefer the ADMIXISTRATOR-S SALE. KS5g£5DS4=rLS thair tight aa far south aa Calilornia- CUIXUCS WISE Of TAB I •STS MsEtnUHMBE' JWM.C. BRYANT & CO. tt3> THE GREAT CAUSE HUMAN MISERY. La no.mar THEugoisi JiDESERV. :j roe ro ryeerr g»i Magnolia Balm DISSOLLTIOX KOTICK- j»s» Price. 01,00 per Bottle POULTRY WORLD � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-12-10.pdf c5a445b3e73183b2aab676e9497826bc PDF Text Text The TH. RyrlaueAll B^|l"a% xatxs er ADmnsnra. f\«ri)»Liciul NO. 33. r~T-~ HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1873. VOL XVI11. I have caused to be communicated i al opinions uf tbo principal officers of il.at paaco au I prosperity may follow Iris boliiton. char gu the world over. , That obtained, ! amount transported fa American to tbo Government of the King of Italy ’ho executive departments togolhar with abolition. Tho embargoing o! states iu Cuba, t we shall liars a currency of an exact —>• »r ««« . .-nelly tu American citlxcns detected in < degree of elasticity. If thereto too taken place, it may reasonably be hoped , Contis* tbo SU..M third WUUU couiini*»k>n«r —U.U.X v. cm bo*. this United -------------------------------Btutes, who led— the -wsy •in ------tbe, no W. ot ht-Ulilv fa the Spanish gov- | much of it for the tegitmiato purpore of To res StasTv xvo uorsx or Karat | emmi-fao. With dignity, teaming. orerttirow of tho feudal doetnn<‘ ot. eminent, the murdering of (insuners ; trade and commoice, it wul flow out of! that thl, Ohaog. will be tn lints med and pinhsTivis : Thv your that has paaaud | a,„| hnparlialiir be diachargrei duties petpetuai allegiance, are among the last j talren nitb nrmv iu thrir bands, and | tho country ; if too little ot it. tho ro- even inercaicd. However, aa we pay tincs the subrnfa-ion of my last meuagu n-qulrii g great labor and constant pa- ,0 indioate how their own citiaenv may finally tho copturo upon the high sua« 1 verso will be tbo result, To held what about 130,000,1100 per annum to for­ toCongrcaahas.e*peciallybecniinrretLt- I tiCU0Ci to the satisfaction I believe, of "l"ct another nationality. The papeia -» ----—i:— .h.. r.ltad I .. i..» aU in ann»riata our num. eign' vcBOela f-<r the tratmportation of iul one to tbe country. In the midst uf '■ goreintnimte. aubmitted herewith indicate what is not- Slates rwgiatry, bus inlminattxl in an cy to that itaudard. ia a problem deterr­ onr aurpliu products to a market, ahua gnat nafainal prosperity a Hnanital («---« ..ir cwsary to place ua on a par with other ontbuiat of indigtmtiou that ha. aeeniml ing of tbu moat nnioua conaidaration of increased, the balane. of Irada ia aninal _- Ito a------- to.—i *1... k— Ito.—a. I— 1 * W-T « “»ik T"1 «■*«» u» *««» ^Miona fa liberality of IcgitlaUl l.) this amount Tb. subject u one worthy of your Kriooa coaaidvrati I turn on thia international question. Wo Political portixanahip Im* altuwl The oxpertenc. of th. Jwee.nt panic baa <1 ... o.t.T ,•*, 1,11 V In f I. 'wr»—■ .>.1 . ' Cheap trsitopottslion is .subject fast proton that th. currency of tho country, ia sttrseted the aUsution of both probaaed na it ia upon th« credit of tu. nt leant of the .miro annual inipropria- oounlry. ia the Ixwl Ibet has over boon rioua lunH-ipu-ncv*, pnd.xcitUl the pub­ b e citizens, and may volunlanlr render lion for that branch of tho terruw. trait. devited. Usually, in tfawe of such triallegiance to other powers. Wo have ing to Congresv and the pnliEfl opinion lie t.fad from one end of the country to panic and atringeney, Aa Conyrea., al ------ _ .. — ! agreed that residtncu ia a fcr«ign land, of the Amwn-an propio to ji trtify ...yms the other. This bajunly now is in the iu last srasiun, appointed a efweial com­ hn-d to cfaima of British <-ubj«« taUnllo „Jnrn. *haH of iuclf rourso of satisfnclory adjustment, hon­ mittee to investigate ibis abuh .object ; arising during tho penud named in the ' notk ..xputrimiua. Wo have agreed, iu orable it, both nation, concerned.. Amaming. f..,m th. set of tho last to d. p w of iton any lortu.- Now w. roanaw asMOoa. ta asatxaL. 1 olhB; to(Kh dtom. 7f a ^milar uaturo I invito Con- Congrosaiu the aiming sf a •-urn- ; th, ,uvcn<,. nulll, „ of until their report ia ready. The lela'fan. uf the United States, j mi.fag aft.r fa. fhh day <d April. 1865. huwrvur. with moat of tha other nations and it i. known that other claims of a : th. repeal or modification of tb* statute via rwtonct nCTaatwrev. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE A—,to toMtorWBto 1. The ordinary postal revenues for the! rd Stater. cogairablc by any trd department thereof, be required tursa of all kinds to »2»,l|84.M5 67i illation be directed, aa far ss prertieaThe iucreaic of rivroM. ov.r 1872 wi_ 11,081,812. lodrpcndent nf tb. pay- ; country and their great work. The ninth csnsus baa fore them for adjudication. tai service, parlicularlv upon railways, and tbe Improved facilities for the en|. Icclioo, trausuiMiioo, distribution sod I -—~~ ITT"-' —7r “■•r-.-i •»r:.."T:. ZSXJ'iXZ.ZXT'S.-.m taken in 1875, to - | !h ™o»w,totol ,m««ltou< l<> pv>r . . . pe.ni * to m-l -...I -X,, tom, <h„ tor-b tom Mto* u. torn-, I, aud minor non era, with Bract I «ml must ar.lo to have these claims also* uf the South American Itepubiio.' anil | und disposed of. with Japan, nothing ha. occurred durT4t W4fc w acuccx p<~« -<“* >*> »"'■■ b 'to ,u* to Stolb «, mudl, ,,to Itto J«to, th., bll^.lb ’-to' Tb."Ut.y J.- VtoU. 11* Utoto to >to rto<. .... b. canal ' —I — cuinucliug to.,™La..to.. Lake Erie .»h with a*. tide ,,,< to r«ir » aroto.l .<--tototo. . oftil u |.(,to..4to tones to toltorn ...... <1. UOto K..., TU S'W ^.^^-^ito-totoDtoj. (toa, toitoSEtototo*. turning such other kindred tiuB on fa-py„», w,,nt iu our comii ; may s*.-m boat to Congress. j j ,llRq,.et two ofliers far your cou- ., to .m ..»< .> to mu,,,, r.totm. to L.k. .„h to..to I tom thw^hwuUb. tor. rtolih, <u | «■ S-lltol. n>rrr. ill, ib.Mb| 4 < rlande and the Sultan of Acheou. th. >> oennure wrrir srxa. >i<)cn*t->n : Uie» ie tratamittt-d herewith ipliaacj with tbo request of >• To aufaerfa. th. Ewwlire to' I u utoELto .* Ul to ...pirn „|i. <~ ,..to.l..,!to l,to* Itoto to offkeirB <>f tli« United Slain, who uerw \ truMmitted to tlto Amari-! approvei»f so much of any meumiro paw-1 ' 1.1 lb. tore, .h.« „□< —|toto I > "■ •“* >b. W~, ..« ‘h. Tb. ’ .. ■ . tn*r Hie two lion, •-» o( Cotiirr.-B* i-*i Im . Ip executing tho win of Congn-w, os preserve nn impartial neutrality. ««p*. to.itoi tor. ■"S-i;1 ”■« .‘".St ,ll‘.’“l-ri'T I hr j »»™,< l'»l Tbto Suto Ibtofh < -wess-d tn f's joint re»o|utiuu of the : talieved that they hare done to. ’7”“l P-rdea , r4„,j wu„ Au laUto. I-- •' * r, <-ll U to. Buto. mijucax aan xtucix utXHurnuui.sio.v. | mo|]| ^ojomt roauluti.iu approved < ri t-> the Mine . _q, ... • . ... ! W.<uld It not be wise statesmanship Io Tho joint commission, under the oon-' th. 3d of March last, tondonug to 1! . . 2 t.-i .i -...„ ceil, it cuur.ot uo tuanoa uuiv in p«ri, I v.utioK veutioK .with M.txicu M.txico uf 1868, having |> j«u[ilo of Spain, in ththe name and mid on beI back to tho bona.- m which fas rn.-a.nre u{ lh<_ murthaU or monuf4ctur. tetetfatfe men ant^ of binary commis- ngaiu boon ......................................... kgally prolonged, 'bna -» rer.-1' halt ol cl tho the American jw-ipl-. poopl«, tha the «• dmor meusuros ongtnated. and I pasvod „ for , bXtX i no matter sioaers were ui.tb >rixod to nttond the ■ aunml it, buxineav. which it is fapeil. I gnxluktioas of Concrete upon the of­ h Cl,m lhan> b, in Exposition a: Sienna as Commissionei a , may be brought to sn early coneluaioa. (oils to couMilidaty in Spain the prinei- I by a two.ih.rJs vote of the two home-. . i.u the |-a:t of the United Sialaa. It is ' Tbo dUtiuguiahcd representative of ! pies of universal liberty tn a nspuohcmi ।1 thaa to IwMsmiu a law witboat the ap-1 . would S-1-a bl 1 ■ . ., -ui-to. ind “«®’. to-wi<: The nvetelougb on th. prova) of th. President 1 wteuld - , 1 Hur Britannic Jd.jeaty at Washington 1 luruful government. Th. axietenoe of; emrimuldb. lie 7WnJ^T. and diaa«»ri would H»d™ * Clair FUte/aod tj. -Ufa-to. .to.IETimS-™.toi " a- b. recurring with tho.lMbc.ty in Illiums cud Mmm ppi Btv.r.7 Thia rtpawfathe j«u>t resolution, m orour o, hi. govetumeut. to assume tho snl to ruablo 1-uablo ths tho people people ot ot tho Uutted Iwsiamsiblo । M|lJ n,elwngiblo dutim duli,m of „f umpire „alpre Thu treuoffMOt mwtsuro wae fab • V and in order to ’ irivv ou^ ID0 to States to ate in tbe udvntitagre J thi< nn,| w |end fa, weight ; l„wed by the rotas* of sovrrol thou- fc”“ cl *• « • ~ j. South, in giving thrm cheap transport! of the International Expu.itioc ul tb« | uj bbl e|jaract,,r and name to such dr- ..and iwraous illegally aol-l a* slaves in j. lion fur their produce to ths aeaboari • ■ 1■ •■ ev in sues uo-i -nee* ■jc-w.ww ... —Al sericulture, manufactures < ............................ > - - if... . V...« >1,.. t'miuln Genera! <>; mgly, . liticn- Tu prevent tho Utter it 2. b, M «™< •»take pleasure in adding that the Amer- ( ^ofal<xi,,, fae tor— toto—i. « tod-’to toi.™ -r b,, -to......' JM.X.EX.n*natiousl banks ! ticularlyl-f these articles of food winch ,ran exhibituta have reeoired B grntily Tho commissioners api-umt^k pursu-( Mmlnd. which had pwU.ued u* „ n,nTr#wj bv Kareutiv. proclamation. by ro-' d‘> not a foreign m.rkd, and fac mp number_o. diplomas und medal*. lQ tt>a-<BUtfa,ri€y uf Congre^, to ex-l office smre l>- >. Tho a*ques-ered «.- , • j 4unB(t c-ntauiunro of ■ fr"'u. 1*" “•! • 1 t.r;rM(1fwluell.fa.rcfore,areMti«g»During tbu Exjtowt.-n a cunforenoewa.' nature ami extent ot Um tutro ot An-.cqcaa cit«-..k -Wob h.i I J |w ,lu’nB«‘,M“ " **} {“ tUam : |.i^ bv forv.go dvaixod. The ad.an„ ‘ brii faro vaults, ami bj fure.nx them Uted bv fare.gn d.mxnd. 1^. Mlv.te 1. <1 ai Virn-i for the pur^c of rfm j f„ _K, hy IT«aMO„ trom Mexico, upon be.-n tbu eausSol i-rog and fiequ.nl u--t (hp Ev^.0|i„, n— faw own iirolls, though ami by itlurc.nx . *■• _ ---------------u-. — r...r into resumption, would tuam uu'y «.S*e . each •***"'£'* ’£".£ PuItftUun on the’systems I'«t’Tj'linIJ ,‘n !-be oi T.xs., buv*-mafa.-a re^rt, ' rospio fanre. w.-re or-l.re I tl-c u .t’>r<-I b[. it (roIU tu fau , I iu kxai-teuier noire Fur this purpose i sr^umrut, I submit *he subject to you, Jiff.rent .ountries for prutectioa of tn- < wm t*.. submitted far vvur con- t.> their owner* All these h.x-ral st. pi r I1 wo"old suggfat tbo establishment of therefore, without further cmhimul Venture., 1 auihwu.-d a repre-utauvi- wdo,a:fan. ' w,.ro taken in tho taro of vioteut wpo-1 ,ri..;^u.aa,^nM ^.<1 by fa 1 doaring bouato fur your rousMnration. ■ *. -.ixMcx wnu tub araw sevni or v», Ct the Patent Office tu ta present •« i WITn tUr vmrntTxax ouvoi.s- sition. directed by tbo xuactioi-.atr iJuie"?■ i To srouro the funner, many plant have I j„ attempting to regain Mr l»»t comVi-trns at the time when thi. conference i wm* ,u* ‘ “ hoUw, ot Havana, who ore vumly »tnv---------- <— - . ■“ . ! been suggeetol. most of which bvk to ' ni«rc< sod carrying trade, I heretofore wiu to take place, in order to did. as far I , ' .k„k-.,„ ing to stay Ute marth ot idea? that fan ’■ fa which there ~ are no .re- IDO imuattoil. nflatw:i. oa . ......................... ....... ---------OU otto ouo bond, uaiu, or cumcorn- ,.3hc4 attention u. the Slates south of us as he minhI. in wcuriug any possible I Tho Venorm-fanGuvommen..Umbeen riuinatca 41av»ry in Chnsteudoi.i. Co- cjnstituliuti. -..I-,... — --« ul lo^mtotuto le.-salatum . .uin . „ )hp . rG., , Tvrnro,^ . on . the other, l _ i-l. stiicUuM a« to. ,l,n the .iii.ivoiB sulijvc.std nog a 6. Id wtwre ___ mnen migm u. Lvagrote iu ba only excepted. Unhappily. Iroweser. byCngtw- U~»n. are re-l^J• « £ Idditiuwd <ltUu| c,[ra,lwlOdlu|; •mpliahrd to further thia object. 1 ' )'nSil 1 this bnttefal infliwuce hili fain far »uo- is always iu the power uf (.cn.-rosv, l(i# surplus Ju< fund? fun,h ot ot me ltl«l ,ogs,tl that .mill aiproprutwo fa towny, in fa refitauixia th. J’ i eroded in defonpos llteuff.n, of Ml lib- u .1,it-tit* t.-rui i>1^>'.tL'--. to vroyi provide fur __ 1. ufaer- malfa, Mromp.bied wilt sulhcrily fur during c nol^Kfa to -r f |hu , . eahOU w hnn «Ur'7*'*‘ scnl-nnndrtl men m Spain to abulifa j ,obmj. to, )oar Svcvtary of the “ • V lut. It is . . . -_1 It'.r •eto-d at auy time. Th. hret ul tern I auivn-lijftllt- wuUid "tot t l' ■■ puuiis I cuas:jeralrHk wfalber this difficulty It ia my pleasant duty to announce 11 0Trtwtnu authority the .-tor of Ita ub.ig.i- 'lttu le neditseal supremacy eontin- againp/tlio mar y abuse and waste o( j public tnuii.-j. wfaeu creep mto appro . uf |bo u Juu,, nt nntinr.. A- tburu e’-r,-10 w.slavery uristocnK-y in bills *ml Other imyocaiut ureas- < {Q 00tniaaj Usnk.of issue, any ' bvwever, thatv-.tv , Cuba p4ju,ily arraying '-xiif w | ..pritoiou .... ..i ,b.- <-v i < r< t: boare ’ . a- -i 1 ng them Bprinp vunup more aud^j otoi-a hostility and deft-; ___ t ih. se • bewitanev it recoguhing ' porconte.-e of their iasuo, ear 40 p g di.-1 i0 imrt at tewst^irom 1— h“' —“• b“'” ^,S^tototob.s.to 1 cut., utun tbo banka d.jvailing wi nil be ' discharging them in connection wilu its onnectxjn wt.it it* ... .. la j n(ai nl u politicalaianuc-wn wi..i . CMitoi.n* which preceded thorn, wiL — ll.» Tr.u.snn>r .if th. United Sut.» I —:“rl obligutiuoa to other govArutoeata, tho ’tha Reuublic in the pcuiniula. and tl-: nxvuvn—nx-.axjrautxxv axc.-i found iu the document' tranunitted ... ___ .nA and Aafvinir tho until' .... . . cf«..<.. __ _ ! exp-Jtency of lurfas: lorbaranc- on oar ‘ . xrgh nsuneng defying th. «uiutrom —~ 4«aW th. herewith. j part is be.iered to be wijjrtby of your . far of Presidential office* was 1,363.an iucre.an of 163 daring ths year. The total length ot railway mail routs, st the date o' the year was 6^457, ah faervaac of 5^48 mile, over tbs yiwr 1872 Fifty-olpe rsllway poawSoc lfa«a were In operation on the 30fa of June, 1873, extending over 14,866 milro uf railway r ates, and pert,-hum an aggregate scrvie* of 34,925 milu daily. Tho uumfas of letters cxchinired with foreign countiics was 27,459,185, aa increase of 3.H96.685 orcr the previous year, and tbe total weight of correspondence vx- deruirtmei.i. departmei.t- i 1 | j The policy into j , , I I I blue dur ing the peal inc uvirri.iv - -- - -­ lie Works of this dislrici, fas city of Waahington ii rapidly asatning fas app-aranee of a capital of which the na­ .: _ ——>1 l_* t. rnm l.riliz a Indiana aa rapidly aa jo-sdite Mi reser- euuscuasuka v. --------- - — -----o ----­ spared streets, and almost impassable . tv:-.-- r._„ ■ !,_ mail It ia now eweiade a satisfactory pvisiai c-nveutiou uifa France, but without sueresa. I invite fac favorable consideration of Indian Territory, ecutb uf K.uu and' wc»l of Atkanraa, ia ,utteicot io area and agriiurfural reaourcea to eupport all tbit, people, will bo collected La a prrenterJ atrp (or ihia ition, I nin no. eatiaflvd that. ---------oa mucellsucoui rniittr; lor adjiMtiog the eoinpruisti..n of all poiimaaicr. ap­ I pointed l y the I’rvaideut by tl-.c old : I Bodt „f ^il(g Ulc ,llarJ ie ad ,p.c;»| lt-.urni; and espeeia i ,' ^.^tle action by &ogr bJ fa^ant rerommrodtoku . l1 The operation* of the Patent Offiv- room ia itei-mningX^yioue d»y by day. 1 reanectfuHy invite yur aiiei,t>oo to consideration of portal telegraphs and teriur and Cc thia eubjeet. ”211 i-C x made during ibo paal year toward* tho 1 Biupetisiun o* the mlamons Chine*? Ito. <■.,»«» Btob <•> to ™,..Xbbtobto..b.,b..- -J .. . =-=? ? Stctei by the Tribunal of Arhitrauou al Geneva was paid by Bur M-1— to*. - g. 2£.ir«is~«. “a-.1 incuurrv or - • —• tom.« -» «"•••' “£ ...,tobb. —r.l.b.-.h. .«-JI fc£4,U„rWr4u,b.toltol,bahl-> ,l„< that to. thin ,favorebte .exhibit will toto-to.0Ob. tototoj ,-hto-^ uto.. to. lb- l-~« «-->“' SSto tob„r..f7b.„ <to,to. ,a«B BUM , coioiag money, with authority to eoln w-(b 4t ^.^y <m the part u owa bills for canceltetion tu an 1 for inek natiour as may apply in Waki„g am.rv-.-.u.i.ros. »nd jZum’nud U. fae faro ot fa.bund. The attention of Congress ia invited .oranixina other tribunate. A ■ Coagre« that which inspired the tasurrec - i ^ver hasbylaw ptuvided fur «h<- Tutre Au .foment oppo~d to’gran- ttoS5.vilto-toB.tB to,..to. wr. .i,bto«.|«"“™--l’"',Jd7'^,2,|U atotoBMW -b- on the propriety of sufaorixii.g os- ps\»ble according to the terms of tho treaty. In compliance with tbo nrovi ' XI.— •( 1 B.7 I it 'em i„ **, j to sAto. amount ao redewmod was rnveeted in a 1 «s-*xr* a turn of temgrew.. ... Cuba, and wrier profertfoB. U ‘J* My. .cd j.«t out two! cllsfau tbrir oa“ ‘^.nd, 'power in Cuba, and B, Ulin j--. - ---------- ------- _ .uuu-icr — .....to- u ox . . ■- ------ ... -..Jit nilghl; mg »-> ms’ll La-led DistvB u-nus are »» of b.yalty to the | rourre. «!>••« U to recooiroendatwus made by fac Scerclaiy hausting Ike re■ouraeaof fau idauJ. un cuWmt0„.. nit In tbo atppruptis- * pledged for the bills returned. Iu view . of War, there are two which I would »»• of fae great actual c-mtrsclion that bu ! 1. doing m ts which are at '“"f^Xv “0M ,or ,n,b,ic ‘n‘,,1,hnR'!" fae mnnv 1 ... . . . ....tons, and tbe ' Mcially iurite you to consider : to I. Tbo importsne. of preparing far >v. X'ldied State, fur »15«60<h0‘A wlunh u ! ernment to oxwnte a protectorate now held by the Secretary of State aub-' 'L- .. ...... Wu“ -! K„. c»i-iw jset to the future dispoeitvon of Con' gre>», . . I renew my re«immrnd.Hion, S; i SS< S to” totoVto - ~ . •*>TsS marking th. the United 1U BUB , VO.-B-BV '7irricnltural college scrip; 6,803,536 .._________ r., tb- 70S.- vorv, — --------- r--tieally abolisbvd uy these deeisidtas, and there have hern but few or no jury tri­ als in the D'utrict Courtr of fast Terri­ tory sine, fac lut scion of C-ngrvte. Property is left without protection by "33.518 acre, were approved to State, aa iwamp lands; 138,681 ahrm were bate courts -if the Tertitory tmw si sumo to iisoe writs of injuuclisn and 30,488.132 Berea of public laud were ire; 100,775 acres were approved lion in — --- . — j - : Ocularly ia thia oeevaaity felt in the Med­ . < __.1 <v..t:->nM IlcEartmerits. Pay Department, it is now ditteult to make the payments to troopi provided for by law Long delays in payments nrodactiro »f derortiou.- and dstnorsrinv rvjmaaicra. — — - -,«cu vacseriri in the Ordkanre DepaK- i- anti t«r tue .... uxpenw, lio'g an .n example «’ "» ma-■v induce th.m to erect £ . tlieir Senatortl but 1 would have tin. work conducted at timca when the revruucs id the country would abundantly the sequiesevnoe of Cooof the Executive. I os rd dtr.la. fac preset inrpose of dcriaiogmich maintained, end which to 218,443^05 acresuf llie public lauJj cjboaaiia. pararre ot an 1 of Colorado lief that fac set approred March 2, 1867. entitted "ao Act to l-labliab rtf Uuilonn Byitem of Bankruptcy throufhoui IM United Btatea," is productive 01 -involuntary bunkruptey” operate to in­ crease the financial embarrammeut of careful and prudent men, who very nf. ten become iuvolvmi in debt io tbo of Russia to emigrate to thia eonbtrv^a government, if certain be made to enable that p«ee to meet all their Itabllltli-., yet eu Moosnt of the Mtraovdhiary roareity of m<m<y they “>»’ be uusblc 10 mret all tU>r pocuutery’ obligation, a. they bs__umito of which tasv J“Thi iltoto Ik" teBtoV thirty txnius ouisku-b—b --- -­ March, 1809, »» "f »1*1eh took the nlv. of fail tenders iu fa. b«uk reSX2-,.X •“■’Wr. off fur tho Ust fivo msutin of tre pres uni y«w f«m» .touted to produce, owing to fae general . J-ut th. of tfaptemWr oadUmrufaro. u an. or dotenfam oil vxan aaruasr. son the ]>art of n . f lliwut,r, if it l derogation of th*..-rll° fu“ . in disrrxSt - of tirn tr»iud Butmsc." is yet to -------hi accord^* with thb principl-, the tber event it « JT«r d“!y “fa restoration of tho Virginias and the aur. r -V- .Mwtvorw of her pasBcaand crow, ano » ;-----T^-naof“dZUni^Btmand to take ad vantag” »* “•* . . "T >,.4 been rruilty of tllO U- that may bar. scented- My, D.turalaed ctti«oM ’ them, ana onnt diapoeed of, 1,626,266 al large. .. mining tbe J*1I extradition ! tha u< inssea growing out or iuv — vessel, by ths Alabama end tbe Shen^,,to, tob bto. 'bbl- II" . andeah. after leaving Melbnume, far „>. r.. n-~eto !S*‘^"‘02X,^.blU -»b« which lbs toffvri travo received noeqoivalent or comr-en-ation. and of mtccrtoin■D.ram ?'a„ toe««r toV,.toito.. ilr th* naro^s of tbu ’° j v ren(,w a nccommondatiou -• -- u- WM seuou - u u nql ftr dutnnt vn<-a » 7”lSStor““ieimmw ”"%^ ,I — lb. bl,b ~ ™ fore 0”faly ?*,!^ recufre cuinpwiva-icm tor tbe • , mrrtaf,o uf JA-rembcr. 1870, that th b gl ***h RUntK>ut Turnado. an I ’ ofay puM-.11 them, but will »r a part of the gold interest accruing th/c^teT-itablMjS.7* ■ 1 i42^to-i" i«“ tot"! I t,, °1 -I-Xt —fa -.b.toto, rtoUto. uixm the Unde pl.dg«d sa tecuriiy fo» 1 have uoUrsfleeted .uotigli . ..r nttaianirers I for twraon. who now recetv»41lownuce their itoUc■ ...ixi>, i.kvh <11 nn>* Vunatr tb. proviaiuaa — uriw»»,« Assembly, and not appointed, aa prorid- importance loan fcrtificstion. The lat­ ter can be loppliM very ipcedily for temporarj purpute. when needed ; IM to”; । as ^^-2, e*- , a. rvU!~ to thy,. wm> ’of th. United Bute. without rwxaurr ar imvtacats l crtiaemi of law nut to detail. Itiea , ,b. ..toto --“X I ISSSlfa" t”"'1 “J pto .« to Sli.i. ..a to I to uttol Suto Uto b-V—.8 ttute. rrepreung Lur national tod^wml.uou, rrwgu r-i of tebruary, hat CouRrna. made’ pro- State. rrepecUng <«««-* .. .... । br Great Britain and other nrarHunby ta« Bonn:- in a cificvr or comnnwnnmr ““ - of thn l-faitea «" ‘T”’ Hrfad^rtbe fatets, aud stated , UBammnU.ly us tho H« Britanbte Majeely. th- dotefano- .breed- with their families- tnfaw We . .™.rv,Ted Feb. 11, reaot^‘•“‘.■^of' tiou uf ao much of th. boundarT line between the territory of Grw*t Britain bearing the ~oi th. —> *» x.bu.:«i s-i-. Affair, in U lab require your early aid ipecisl attention. The Supreme Court of lbs United Siatee, in the case of Clin­ ton v» Engtebtechl, decided that the United State. Manhal of the Territory could not lawfully eummon Jurore loj. ~----- Tire population of the Tbe building of t1ir»e latterhai1 occurred st a doubly fortutiau time. They arc . . , -toluui ll.ev Will reepic y--------- ------- . monetary matter, ib.l the mere filing of a petition fa bankruptcy by an unfriend , _ —U embarrasa SSu? icteric, u... fayoad all precededt in the samt. pen- t. toe ",------- k they illuswaio row* rvacbed and munuiineu , —- - ---- -- frighten or ------- 9D.S04 invalid military '"’T1 ntuwnaof tnc vXl Smtre. aod ateo ?,w^d fademnifving those who nfay be toto.^-±-».S,b2 <e eutraueoitea •••— a,„u,!»■?>“' >“ trotne. at an inflation to.will »«» vuu.u ’ jKi rmrewnufata .object with the U«*<wu and be that tbo Gm -Stat« ebould j Iler Britanic well av inuivmuai itotB—r",------ -WB Undue inflation, «« 1410 olhcT m. UtU oau .------ h iccumnlating. 1 »««.«»■ M thrtso ww pending before . ni.lxB tke . �iJvdfethfe________.•ItU. ____________ _ — •ie apocinRy favorable to the iraua of tbo to-callrd 8.65 cunvertable bond, au ably urgtd upon the attention of Ouagrra* by Eenatar Ferry uf this Btnte in tanner On tho tinnepurtaifoa question we have no fnkh ia tlm Prreideut*a ouggvstiun* and leoemmeadationa looking tu the l.oilding of'ship canals, or their cn. ouragvmcat by Cungrwsa. Our rail­ roads are cur depemlrtioe fur ntrap t»J frairfi traneportatioa. Wo believe a bridge from the foot of Second Street serves the Dvtrml river, at Detroit, would do more to promote sfirap truasperirtien than thu canal system suggest­ ed by the IWdent it it were practical tn carry that into effect, which wo do not believe it is. in thia gwoeratioe. whife the bridge acroea tbe Detroit riv­ THE DETROIT Pfsiepispal and hliplpej? Card?. i on Louisiana opens Scribner's for Dv' oeaabar. Mr. King’s first article on , this subject created an interest which th* preaaat paper cannot fail to deepen. Neuralgia, Burn-., Sofcmbr, In the ' aunc number ia a “popular Sore Threat Boil*, Wound*, »c^an•o,, paper on “Savage Man. with HoarMtneln Ulcer*, IlntlMcs, very striking illustrations; an intareetHeadache, Pilon. Sprains, ing sketch, with portrait of Proctor, the Toothache, Colle, Old Bores, celebrated young English astronomer All Hemorrhages, now ia Uiia country, by John Fraser; IHarrha*. Proude'e second paper on an English IL. Abbey, in which tn» Wat Trier ineurrerlwn is tourism! upon; a timely and able disetsaaion. by Prof. Atwater, , of Princeton, of the Hpecie Payment queetion; “Black Rock.” a story; a ptx-m by Bret Harte, entitled Luke (to tbeColorado Park—1878); an eaplanstiun of “Cariism in 8pmn," by J. WPmton; and routine riion* uf Hi*.. ! TTT A 'KT TR f The exohange bank nt Big Rapids was robbed uf12.500Bwndayuight. ' An Ypsilanti Justice, whose official return of fine* was being iuvv.tigated baa suddenly decamped. Th* increase of school childrea baa been so great in Kalamaxoo tha* fir* new rehools lir.ro been opened. Tbejxwtoffieo at Lawton, waa de­ stroyed by fire ua Saturday last. The mails and keys uf the office were eared. IxinJewraro near the bead of the Muakegoa now get tbeir sumtore ia ria. the Jackaoa, Lumiag * Saginaw Rail- Rev. D. <J. Bnell, of the Methodist er could be built in lew than twelve Church at DeWitt. was recently killed Herewith we place before our readers by a failing tree in Delta, Ingham tho fifth annual Maaaago of President Trafu.n . atury. Katherine Earle," ' W The condition of tho War and Navy Grant. It ia an important document, A recent shooting affray, at A nuada. I*vp*rtmenta ia intelligently regimented fall of interest to- evdxy one who given uj»n. and the IWms.ter General's baa aroused the authorities to take Stops to prevent the sale of whisky in to tbo public affiaue of tbe Nation th* •cherues for telegraphing and banking that village 82,000 broom tuiadleo were n|. ntli perfect may be quretiorrtd as we reprint cd. He. also, cbmmande tbe the Poet­ recsived at tho depot in Ionia. - A sol­ from a copy sent by telegraph to the master General's soln-me Iu destroy lhe emn wnruiuj; to husbands, ways th,IMt OoMa, >el its general .(.curacy may iMUBly prvea in tbe iatcront of tbe ad­ be ptoeumed red d^wndod upon we Three wool ibnslera ia Grand Rapid, Cabinet" th.re ia ‘'The Houm on the vertwing sheets published in our great have no doubt. It saay put Ire u docu­ have thia season pun-hMcd MJ6.000 Corenr,' “The Commoa{Jace.’* •The ritiee, at which we are very much eur- pounds at wmiL tor which they have ment of -great literary finish, tbo New Inrisiblo Hinge," and “Bomclbiug Bet­ priaed. Bui we hare tou much faith in paid fi3A2.UO<i York JTtr'4 *nya it is nut, but in any ter than Truth." In Hom. and Bodety, n Republican Congreea to . think they King aud Ljons. of MraiMninec. have Culture and Progrea*. Mature and ovsnt it grasps its kul^ect. well, ban- ; ; will ever coueet to ao suicidal a project. been held for tnal U(*m a charge of <Rca them in a common sense way, and Erieuc*, and Etchings a great man* >,»(! »u unjust an attack oa tb* pru*e munler in tbo flrat degree lur .hooting subjects are briefly treated. 1 wl*o*o labor* have mad* and sustained otre Tlioma* White in a drunken ruw. with regard to theni tlroroughly under-' The January number of Bcritiner'* 1 Tbe annual meetfag of tho Btato the Republican party. • Teacher-s Aasoriaticn will be held at I will bare features of special interest vtopd, even if all of them are not ap­ The arguments in favor of tbe repeal Ann Arbor, Dre-mlier 80th end 31rt. proved by the great l--»ly of t A Ameri­ cas people. * Th. taaa i* that of a pat­ or essential modification of tbo bankrupt Trachera fnnn nil parts of the State ore invirml ilk nirau.l riot ie ststreman, who carvfullv eschew­ law are fiitriMy etaled. and should re­ ing al! display or affectation of oamie- ceive tbe prompt attention of Congress. I We are in receipt nf the Pr.'qwctM So of the proposed legislation for ths . clrucn about public affaire, is auiioua for 1874 uf that leading and tigurou* only to communicate right view* to Con­ protection of the Courts ia Utah, and Faina and Fireside Weekly, tho 1‘rume ' gress, and tn any went to stimulate that tbe rerommendatioaa in regard to the firvw, which ia, without nccptiou. On Thursday, at Lmaing. during a body to baneficeut legislation, whether i Wo might add much more tn rolatkm gain uf wind, several wooden structure* l;is own suggestions are taken ot not. were blown down and the walla of the tu this melange that would be of interTbo first part of tha message ia taken new chair factory partially demolished. <Mt, bat have only room to aay, if Gni- - TIk> damage dune anwunted to about up in reviewing several uiattera of mi­ , greea carrwa out ia good f»itb one-half I •1^00. nor national import that n-quire. uo I ot the good ecggcetioEa of this docu­ Tho Ent Ent*, noticing lhe arrival ot special diecussfoti, such aa th* main ooment it will do well, and the Repubb- workmen from Buffalo looking torrurrennre of the past year, tho Vienna can party will have little to fear from I work, rays there are hundred, ot De­ Exposition, our relations with China, troit men unable to procure work, nod tbe ojqoaition at the next etoelioa. no 1 the Geneva Arbitration, tho British My* outsiders who cum. there will find and Chromo acheme* for obtaining sub- j matter whether they call themeelvce i uaUiing iodo «'ri Lei*, cud csprvaard their det train-; boundary, the ouXsunding war claims, Demcernts, Coueerrativoe or Refonarrs. atxni to ran ths J’rerrv Emrr upon its, the Mexican < \ mml.reinn, ate Among । jvel merits Such a paper needs no ■ cfap trap to gain it a place at th>- fire-I aids of the intelligent and cataret farmere of lbs Northwest, and w* predict uificaace aUacbod to it; we moon the A IN 1 L DIVING FLUE, BASE HEATER WEEKLY TRIBUNE REPUBLICAN PAPER ! OXE OF THE 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring! LARGEST WEEKLIES ffltjlfEST pU^KET pqiCE. 56-COLUM^ NEWSPAPER Good Tough Oak, Rock Ehn, or White Ash Lumber '•yi*frr. oa« tsSt-- Feed Cutters, Bob-Sleigs, Wood Sawing Machines. application of San Doiuiegu fur a pro­ tectorate to be exercised by thia Gorensmer.t, but it ia a mere mention, just that, and nothin;* more. Apparently much greater impurtaucw attaches to the next topiu, the neoMeity of clcariy i defining tbo legal statu* of a large class of our dtixens who reside more or lass ' jwrmanently abroad. This question in- ’ voire* th* whole question af axpatriatiou which year by year is giving birth to very peqdcxing casoi that may yet peril our relations with other governmenK and we trust it may rereive that careiul eoiuiurratiun its merits *eeui to dinund, and which the President eo much dsaitiN, from CvagreM. its already huge list ol patrons, br this ' straight.'otwaid and manly couias of' action. The lotnpeny propose io pay , liberal cash commiraiona toClub Agents, I and also to make great reductions in price to thuMi who may associate togetbor for subscription purpose* Full par- | tieulare, sample tuples. Ac., will lie fur- I silked gratuitously on applioation to ' the /’rssrir Aerssrr Comtwny, Chicago. I < ngrera of th* bottl'd Hutes, a "regu­ larly organized gang of robbeis," says the Htoo Jturtol. Well, in that Coa- that a purer, truer, more manly body of men, than cumpoeo tho Republican majority of cither House of Coagrvoo, Xanywhere grace God's footstool, 4 the frailest one of them all, is as pure as an angel of light, in compairThe President terr gracefully opens iaon with tho mau who dares' style his presentation nf the Spaniel* contro­ them a “ regularly vrgaa ixsd gang of versy and romvlication with a rehearsal of tho congratulatory tribute paid by car guvemtueat to that of Bjiaia in re> A telegram ftum Washington says : •-ognitioa of tbe latter's adoption of free I , ‘‘ A bill has been |<'pared for th* resinstitution, at home, and its tudeavur I I toraiioa of the franking tirivilage and Io realisn thum iu Cuba Having ■ *okcu thus handvomely, the Preaideat ।’ froo transit of newspapers through the ■ mails in thu counties where they are proswo.i* to arraign,'with a eeverrty un- > । pubUabod, and exchange LetWuen new*, usual with hist, but eminently just, tbe That bill Cuban Volusttera, whose evil inllnenee pepans and perioidrala" is daroribad in terms that will bo most ought to become a law. with the least cordially approved by :hn whole body possible delay, end we treat it will, for of tbv Americah people. A* to tbo we think by th* time the people *ee Virginia* aSait-jiroper, we do not learn that lhe demand fur tha repeal uf the from th* uice*agi> anything new. Th* . Franking privilege, and tho prepay­ facts stated cSrrespond minutely with ment of poetage or. aewepopera sent the statements made by tbe press, while from tbe office of publication to actual • hallow bottom, till arriving at a certain degree of latitude, tbe Sour of rock ab­ ruptly terminates, end tbe ocean l»c-otm-e in a moment of unfathomable depth. On the very edge o f thia abyrn stands Danger Island, which tbe least touch ol an earthquake or an unusual stroke of hurricane may K>tne day top­ ple ever into the bottomless gulf. The bilfowe Inccwautly fret and foam again *»tbe cliff* uf Danger Island, which on ell sides doeoewd sheer into the deep, sn as te api*ar from a distance perfectly inacceasible. A surveying ship, traversing the ocean in all direction, fur scientfic purfKivee, cnee aoproeehml this wild ruck. The heat, tin shown by the arrows, pa-svs down thv front bctweeti the cant lining and the outside ueriL-ii (he double bottom, and up between the liack lining mid the l«>dy of the stove, thus Irringtng the heat close cIon' tn lhe outride of the store, and re­ taining it near the floor, where the cold air always is. ITS AGRICULTURAL j-o Qirt Si\yicf^cj-io/i Ermy Sjort GREBLE & RUSSELL. "TRUE TO INATURE. GODBY’S LADY'S BOOK to 1874 through which he felt confident they could climb to tbo summit; and tbo boat being pushed quite close to the rock a. two or three uf thu m-ist daring landed, and after no slight toil and per­ il, reached the top. Tbe prospect wbish then presented itaolf was truly extraordinar,. Rendered green aa an emer­ ald by tho agency of hidden springe, the whole surface of the islet was thickly RIGGS House, people op bjwiy A FARM FOR SALE- coupry CHICAGO 100 Acres Improved. Beautiful Square Box Cutter! HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS This is a Rare Bargai tbe protocol, publiahed in another col­ umn is precisely as we suppoecd from nopolioe, and against tho nghta and lhe lelegraphk- report puLliah«d by ua tbe safeguards uf freedom, and a free people. At least, the people should haw fnr rorrvspondencu with tLair Repreren•ball do all in their power to carry it tatirea and Senators in Congroas. oat in good faith, should lie entirely satisfactory to nil claaeeo of our people. Tbe I‘rest!rul ia rxteerao good taste, due. not erm question the disposition or ability of Cnatelar's gorernn.cnt to carry out in good faith its stipulation!, and tbe whole tone of the massage in­ dicate* a firm belief on the part of the I’reaidvut that tbo trouble ia substantial­ ly disposed of on the basis of the itsmurable words of tbo President in his letter accepting bio first nomination Jor the Presidency, “Lot ua bate poaco" either of tbo Amendments proposed to the Coaetitutioa by tbo President, un­ ison it bo the one prohibiting legisla­ tion, other than upon a Veto, during tbe last twenty-four hours of any sea sum, and that might bo dangerous un dvr some cirramMancse. ai*u especially we du not believe that tbe Freeidrnt could with any safety be entreated with the power to approve certain eectioas ot a bill anil veto other*—every bdl should stand vr foU as a whofo. Nor have we at any unw thought vtao the proposed amendment to tho Constituted chang­ ing tha mrxlu of. eJocting our Presidents and Vice Pmident*. which the Pro*deal aaewii io take fur granted is to lie submit:*) to the eremd ttatae fur their approval But the reeommrudaliaaa to favor' of ecuaianiiotl approprialtoM dav­ it* the presriu year are well made, and J. Cole & Son, Messrs. Jams* IL Osgood A Co. of Borton, proposing to relinquish th* buvinera of mptiM pubhshtng. bars AMERICAN GROCERS FIRST SNOW I can affliFl to sell CHEAPER than anybody else far I have thr on-ty" Oto ®r Sale Ute urnt urm Etta Will FU®ffl, sracco iinsuE, LOtE Bi M $5 to <520 *n<tM<L eA^kwgVHiul.' LEE REED. F. M. Hungerford & Co. Commission Shingles, Lath, &c. iihiitii nil i i i i Merchants, lift nxTi-j> vrnri'r, nrrwotT, Mien. tion upon their large list of hooka, cumprating the works of the beet known autbora of America and England. with London 7bw publishes an official list, all uf whom they will retain their pres­ and rays the British Government, while ent relation. They will alao devote dumsnding tbo r uaresder of tbe sur­ themselvea wire fully to tho publication vivors. trust carefully avoid committing itself to the proposition that tbe aeisur. Waiter Smith'* Drawing Book, and the of tbo Virgicuus was illegal. Heliotype reproductions of standard It as stated that Senator Frebng- vorka of art, which are important ele hsyasn hopes to pass, before the Chrie manta ia thia mov.aneut have already mas holiday*. tbs bill g>ri«g each additrtnal powers to tbs United States tioue of learning and into many cities ia all parts of of the country. Tbe January Ueuro of tho MlooM JtrMis sad Xurg SUurits will appear with tha snrprint of Meaera. Hurd A MARBLE is like a frost iu Ju,to—won gone. JfeatA/y and Eiery Setar/ay, to Messrs Hurd A Houghton of New York and Mrnara. Houghton A Co. of tbo Riveraide Press, and Our Finosy EM* to Meosra. fienbuer A C>- of New York, publiabera of the now juvenile magn­ eton, St. JTMM*. It ia uaderatood that this important transfer of the meguinvs with which Republicans in Coagrem bare signified tbe Boston bouse has been »o long iden­ their wish that tho Republicans do not tified involve* a largo sum of munev, dare them as Democrats, and will ac­ and has boon made upon terms which cept each places aa may bo aaaigned them on committee, by the Republimna. To this propoeitwn there was but one diMeating voice, that ot Senator Tipton the charge* against Senator Carpenter baring been proven fake and malicious libels, it is probable h* will be again elected 1‘residant pre bwpsrv of tho Senate, as bo is an excellent] presiding IfipHOVED Beautifully THE IHISM) Illustrated Sales of the Wheeler H’ilsonfor \ the pjasf year is the first 'Guar~\ LIU SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS ! rantee of its Superiority over all I other sewing machines INK, Being the most simple in con- i struciion, and easily adapted to | different kinds of work, running '} UKAYON, J * { J WATERCOLOR AND OILS, easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing machine, are qualities whirh reoommrnd the Wheeler <fc Wilison to the public as Superior to any other setrin£ machine in the maket. A. D. COOK Agent. mr^cLtB DENTIST r»AMW49*' MnDfi. WEEKLY WKILB. SEMI-WEEKLY WORLB. TE1MK. Striical sM Mural IF YOU WANT ' DENTIST WHI to .11 tH.ut.ev ,t th. Pofc"' �Banner Co., Printing. 1181.80, tlome Journal. Printing, 1183.00. Common Council met pureuent to ad­ F. D. Ackley, sundries. *10.83. . joummont, et tha Council rooms, Thurs­ Tho account of Cbni. Djlph. wurk in day evening, Dec. 4tb. 1878. 2d Ward, 872.75. n> ferrod to Committee Present—Mayor, Recorder, and Aids. Dawson, Boice, Besamornnd Beutly. On motion Council adjourned, until Friday orenlng, Dao. 5lh, 1873. W. D. Hams, Recorder. ’ 1’ombvt'h Dcaoaur. is the loadI ing organ of the national Democya- cy. and in our judgement tho boot ex­ ponent of tho i-rinciplee and policy of that party, state and national. Durin: host family )>ap<n in the cu I the farmer aart laboring ma - Msll Tr.ta *1 - - wussrv islIHiHI! CHURCHES ■ ts fir Id "HfftBKn It gives us great pleasure to announce that wo hare made an arrangement with the “Rev. Petroleum V- Nasty," (D. R. is Locks, Eiq..) to furnish Tax Rxrrnucsx Bsxxxx n letter each we*k from New York City. Our Rev. contributor w C ffliim ihi. - S il’ S B H—I * I ’ s ’ Fil ’ protni»e* to combine information with humor and gosaip -in such, sort as to make bis letters aa attractive feature of tho paper. scribe. ; will bo (he wittiest, boldest, ul Democracy, and with a I news paper Terms 82.00 a special luduoetm-uu to dubs. M M. Pomeroy, Editor .VJ17, New Yvpk City, N. Y. Box MWOBWIWMLl. Give us * call before you buy your MOKS WAGGLED! Council met pursuant to aljournmnnt! at the Councd rooms Fridav evening,! Dec. 5th, 1878. Present—Mayor, Recorder, and Abb Dawson, Mndgv. Beumer. Boie«, Ham* A sallow or yellow color of skis, or I and Bentley. . yellowish brown «pot« on fiioo and other . Minute* read and approved. porta of th* body ; dollnasa and druwsiPetition for ay|K>intment of John;■ nesa with fruqu*nt headache; dixrin***, Ecker, as Aiderman from let, Waxd,!t bitter or !>ad taslc in mouth, drynra, of was read and accepted. throat aud internal heal; palpitation ; Muved by AW. Ham*, that tho prayer in many cases n dry, tensing cough, of tho petitioneta be gruntml with »or» throat ; vnsfoady apatite, Carried by eyre aud nay* as follow* • raising of food, choking actuation iu ’ Ayos—Aid*. Dawson, Mudgu, Bus*- tliroat; di»tre-s, heaviness, blontcel or mer, Buie*, Ham* and Beulley. full feeling about stomach and allies, | Nay.*—None. I paiu ID ride*, back or breiwt, and about isbouldars; colic, paia and soreu.** wa Street at inlerswtiou of Walnut I' tli rough bowels, with hast; aanstipa-i 200 Schoo! soab 8 Blartboardx. C Stoves. 0 Tablre. Parlor Suita, Chamber Seta. Dining Room Seta, Library Beta, Office Faruitufe, Kitchen Furniture, of all Varietiei and Styles, at Street, was [n-eat-ntrd. aud. <>u motion, riuu alternating with dianha-a; pile*, accepter! flatulence, nenoiuu'cm, coldness of exAnother incendiary fire at Topeka, Street Committee reported on petition jj tremhie*; ntvh of blood to bead, with Kuosa*. Oflce of Chief Engioaer. To­ for opening Water Street tataneu Green, i| symptoms of apoplexy, ucmbnuM of peka. Kama*. November 19. 1878- j ond-Ceutar St*., m follow* : i limbs, cojierinlly at night; reld chill. I ■ At an Incendiary fire at 5 o’clock this T* Hit Ho^r the and Cesuwi Crao- I [ alternating with tat datbos, kidney and muruuiy, iu a taut aud shoe bouse iu ; urinary difficultire, dullnrai, low spirit*,' til af tha Ctf af HaUiafa ; thu tour, .if the city, our Babcock onI Utuuclsbilily and gloomy forebodings, j gibe did the entire work, nxviug (mild1 Only u frw of nbovo symptom* likely to ing aud stuck wiih n lues ot hw. tUu be pretent at one time. AU who me ’ *1,000. Insiirauoe nn stock aluno was Dr. Pietvo's Alt. Ext, or Uo'.Jen M*di812,000. A tatter stuck, as regards its rnl Discovery for Xlvor Com;Joint and i ■Olf dem all I^edle Folk* and Big to ■ c.iuuitiuu altar tbe tire, can [asldoni bo its ciituplkcatiou* are load in its probe. . euoms to Sans, Msxxx A Pbutom dor found Tin firu hod been out tn four •re some dings so nice m never v»« by ' A e«op|* of dimes. 31w4 | plane in the building, all at tho same time, ami was aided by the utte of oils. Bteamnta were not required al all.*’ G. Aevrptod and adopted. O. Wilmarth, Chief Engineer uf the The Finance Committee reported on 1, Tups-ka Fire Department. Vreunion** account aud recommended that it bo allowed at 818 00. j tbo best doctors t>> sou hor, and ho give Most hur.rtily we join tha Dexter Carried by ayes and nays ns follows; her up to die, when 1 cause upon some ; ZreJrr, lhe Howell Drawm/, and the Ayre—Alda. Dawson, Mudge, Bese- ‘ of your medicine. I taught one bottle , lansing llepallttm, in their raovemeut mer, Boice, Hams and Bendy. i aud ccmmeoeid giving it. She then for a •■State Convention 'of Newspaper Nays—Noneweighed 82 lbs.; tuw *bo weigh* 140 Publichcra,'' to bo held at tho earliest Special Cummillou uu Miser drain - lbs. and is robust ana hearty. Sb* ha* imesiblo day. “to Anko measures to report! d a* follows : taken eight buttles in all, su yo«l ae* I secure frmn C,ngr*’ a repeal of th* Ta /As 1/aaaraUa. the Ccauua Vaaanl af am nn advocate for your Mcdieinra. present law levying postage on ucwathe City af Ilutiayi • ' Wa. Murxt1 iu|wrs within tbe county wlxre pub[ linked." And r-.k of tbe publishers ot re.1 the petition uf Hiram J- Kenti ihl, tho Lauaing pep*r* to mare the call, lor and %4 others wuuld respectfully repaid •iwb a meeting tu bo bald in that city., ilia, they have inquired into tho matter Thii .annual meeting of tho Pioneers aud fiii'l that lhe only material benefit of Barty County will be holdun in derived from such drain would be to Union Hall, Floating*, Thu radar, Jan i the land owne l and occupied by Is N. ; Hon Record on filo in the office of the Sth, nt noon of said. day. AU person* | County Clark, we find that Hon. Jarno* Mixer, «a»l your eommitu* tiltrotor* r*couimw.id the following resolution* for G. Birney received one vote fur Presi* yuur ciiiiMdsrntion aud adaption : 1$4R and [reviou*, with their families, ; dent tn thu county in 18*0, recorded SaatlreJ: TWt tho CuUfcty Drain are entitled to thu privikgw of memberj a* scattv ting, the candidates loreloctor* CommU«ion*r ta and i* hereby author- abip. It ia hoped that all who can at­ I taiug Augustus I- Porter, Jabcx S. Iised to layout, and contract a drain nc- tend will be preejjMn, cording to a petition previously nraaen- tad and accepted by this Council—proI vidrd. that all expeuto* made by th* Drain Commissioner in laying' out and consttuclins. said drain, shall be paid by the said L- N. Mixer Reaaltad farther, that th- said L N. Tbo Eaton Rapid* Jaanut. of Smur- J Mixer, shall axecuto a goud aud suffil day, says, tbe uew betel al that place cant taud ta tbe County Drain Commivy ‘•ha, douned its naan ‘.Anderson House,* Stoner, in tho aum of 8200 for tbe pajZ in honor ot George M. Anderson. I~mg me nt of all expanses, tn laying out and constructing said dram, and all oth*r wy it warn. Thu Auderson ia the only damage* that may be incurvd thereby. fuuKifory building iu the County ol I Eaton, and was budt by the mdutuilable energy ot tho gentleman <(t»r whom it ia named, aud now tho oiutsw­ On mution report was accepted aud ing agent of iSs K-. H.. I. A N. All those indebted to tbo undersigned For Collar*. Hi's, Oils Perfumery, «• fur Wsoos Wokx are respectfully in­ i adopted. and Gent’s Furnishing Gwd* gmeralted to call aud settle witbout delay* By Aid. Be*smer-!y;also. Sharing, hair cutting. >hamReaalteJ ; That the City Marshal bo ixoing, dying. Ar-, go to Al Troutwino's. Ijsi or Lrrrau remaining at the aud is hereby required to purchase a H isting*. Mich., or his branch shop at Hastings, P. 0., Dec.Dth, 1878. 1 book and to keep therein, a correct ac­ Nasbriile. no33t2 Gwutgn Alien, Esther Campbell, count of al! persona taken to Jail, ann Cha[eU A Van Dusen, G. M. Fowler, all other arrreu, with the date, when Miso Alien Hart, Adrin J- Jordan, Mias taken there, and tho data, when re­ June Lcgvango, Gardner Putter, Mr». leased, with the reason stated why such B*/..ure. of tbe T -xt ItooXa to be used In tbe ntibItoxtbuniaot tbl* city for the ensuing year, which he offi-re to the public nt ■ he lowsvt eaab price. He a& has a flue assort are! ot flret clsas Btattouery. I <n». Inks. Notions and all the leading Pa.'«r, of the daw. *a,rB CASKETS, COff/MS, EUHHL IfOBES, Ji/lo THIftfUfiqS. STEBBINS &, bELDENG. Opposite Oood/Mr’. Hird' RUTLAND TAX-PAYERS. I will ta at mr residence on all Fri­ days in this month, for th* purpose tc moire Uxev as required by law, and to First-Class Instruments. Obstacles to Marriage. Now ia your time tu sub­ J. H. Reynolds, Mrs. Martha Smith, Rubon Taylor. Direct your letters to number of P. O. Box or Drawer. Terms. 81-50 in advance. New Scales. New Styles. J^vs/rerf. That thu City Attorney i List of l*atant» issued from the 17. S. take such acti<m as be shall devm ueeos- . aery to upon tho Alldy ‘between Court Patent Office to Michigan Inventors, for ■Street aud Union Block, as eslablisbml I tho week ending Nur. 18,1873, and each by this Council on the- second day of bearing that date. —Furnished this pa­ per by Cox A Cox, Solicitors ol Patents, oceans of Christmas Toys ou his return. Washington, D. C. Now is tho rime to advertise If you Valve, C. E. Murdock. Detroit. ere selling anything at a redured ptice. Sleigh, A. D. Dulan.r, Goodrich5'aj>er-Holder Shelf. G. V. Hawkins, kt tho public know it. Provide for tho poor, was ths subject of an elegant end able discourse from Rev. T. D. Mar»b, on Sunday. An exceedingly interesting biter from an occasional currespondent at Omaha, will appear next week. Clayton. Wbiffltree. J. Parker. Pontiac. ' By Aid. Bentley— That tbe Allowing parson* bo elected lUntr Bata—Ths immsuse sale of mombsr* of Pioneer Hirer Co. No. 1 : that well known msdicino, Kress jFover Foreman—Frank B. Decker. Tonic, is simply a*toni»hiug. In this Assistant foreman—Kep. Siteboe. Secretary—A V. N. Blingerland. i city afoot, during six months* adrerti*Senator Ferry has oar thanks for a ■ ing, one firm, Harrison A Holman, *o!d Treasurer—Cha* Weiasert. copy of his able Speech, on National ' over 18 doren tattle* and out of all that Steward—WilHam Bwoesey. Finances, delivered in tho Smale on I number only three bottles were retara­ L. LOOK, D. M. (.line, ! od. Sell guod* upon their merit*, aud C. llut' hkisi, W. Hams, Maaecma Lodge I. O. O. F. at Leba­ [ ** in thi. caae, they ar* bound to win.— G. 8. Daris, L. E. Colima, non. N. H-.sant each of the Odd Fol­ B. Tinkler, P. A. Threop, J. A.VanArmsn, low! Widows in town a Th»nk»giring Warren Kelley, ... J. Ruhs, We call id at Rower's boot end shoo W M.Watkin*. Those Chromo* sent to subscriber# 1u j store this morning, and saw tho nicest tbo Christian at Wort, are real bean­ atxteunen ol graining, wo think, there is ties, which ia what we cannot say of aU'j in this city. On inquiry, *» found that Carrint Juhn Michael did tbo job, and then we we bar* seen from some offices. : By Aid. Bosamor— evas d to wonder; fur surely Johny Our Council are doing their W*t to That 820 bo not apart from the fire knows just bow to do all wotk in bis enforce tbe Licanse Ordinance and If line, eml can't be boat. fund to pay for taking care of engine. ths saloons do not pay up or shut up, 1 I wo trust they will be proaiorted without, Assicnmah Socxm Nonet—The delay. annual meeting of the Barry Co. Agri C«na te tbe Baxxxa office lor any j cultural Society for the election of offi­ and all kinds of job work, ns you ran cers, and for other borines*, wiil be 5« it dune in better style and for lata held at tbe County Clerk’s office in rauoey than at any other office in the Hastings >m Tueedar, Dec. 23d, 1873, J. M. Karats, county of Barer. wg Secretary. iXbo Methodist social will be enter­ tained on Tuesday evening next by Mrs. . 0. D. Spaulding, at her residence on Tho Mite Society connected with tho Preobyisrian Society, will be entertained ou Friday afternoon by Mrs. Eliaa Cook, at her residence <m Green Street. Tbe gvtttlemon are Bt-oeially invited to tea Kdpetrtek give his lecture, ‘Sharmau's Great Much to tb» Sea" at Union Hail, *un Monday evening tu a fair audienceTo tb* old soldi*™ it was a matter of apodal interest, but a* a whole tho audience were not pleased with the Lecture, as wo know they would not be when wo learned thu he was on m*L KTbo terrible wind on Thursday night,, New Prices. Chromo School Cards, Everybody who ba* a bouse, needs uno ot tbuM: ce lebrated dolficvracks ttiat Bresmer, Heath A Cto., have for sale. They are really the beet in tho market. -*-—’•*----------- 1 public attention. >ld convcnienne. CITY />elrs Otpor. John Stanley mil* Groceries of al kinds, of the very) best quantity, fur prior* which defy Tonipelitiou by any c<tablishment in tbo County of Barry. Also, all varieties of Vegetahire, and Fruit* in their season, and Cwuned Fruit a, Picklw, Ssucre, etc., etc., nt all tiuir*. With him you may, also, find * Whittemore Ab Stevens, ... . 179 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit fur metlicMual and mr-chanicnl purpiees, tho pxko and quality of which will en­ sure iu sale wherever and whenever, strictlr pure article* are required fur three purjswea. 82w4 G. C. Knoppel, 980 Wabash Ave, Chicagi from 8L Louis to principal points in the W«*i, tUiaai elanft. Wo believe that the Missouri Pacific Railroad ha* tb* best track aud tho finest mid safest equipment of any line westof the Mis­ _ i_: I'.atxo Au>»> Yura Ciutn*.—We nr* pnmared to re-scat SPLINT AND ANE SEAT CHAIRS in tb* beat anuar and nt reaaouabl* rate* >!f STEBBINS A BELDING. jw now completed, and passengers are oflered a firat class, all-rail route from SL Dntis to T*x*«, either orrr tha Mis­ souri, Kanes* A Texas R. R, via Sedal­ ia, or over tbe Atlantic A Pacific R. R-, ria Vinita. For msps, tone tables, in­ formation as to rates, routes. Ac., wo tefer our readers to I. 0. Wheolor. Northern Pamenjor Agent, 72 Lloyd J. M. Hcwea, work on engine, 82.00. ' L W. Vruoman, board of prisoner* ■ aud turnkey fees, •11.00. I. W. Vrooman. board of prisoners and tarokoy f**v, M8.00. J. L. Rood, repairs on hoe* cart. Ac.i . I Groceries DOWN I nows!! down!!! • 16 50. A. J. Angle, take] care of engine, 3 ;I Bert Saginaw Balt for 82.00 per batreL ly answered. Bret Porto Rico Sugar only 10 cts. Our BXIGBATIO V TUMIMG. ! Teas are splendid. Try our Japen. Our W. D. Haro*, writtag ordinances and Syrops defy competition ; tiptop for al^ The statement of tho Charlotte Zsodw. i only 75 cents, at that it i* grlting job work from this salary, >49.03. Gao. H. Jowxscx A Co. W. B. Brmro,;retrt of council room. 181 tf eounry is all hath. We do all kind* of job work 25 [.er cent below Charlotte 81.29. J. P. Roberta A Co., sundrie*. H.70. David Bennett, draying, 83.75. Tho*. Altofl work on streets, Ac., £•37.84. G. M. Bred, serrire •41.68. The above secooat* wer allowed by are* and »*y» । J. P. ROBERTS & JOB PRINTING CO DRUGS I* D. SINE'S TWENTIETH GRAKDAMMUALDISTRIBUnfll. Medicines $200,000 00 Dye StuSs, $20,000 In Gi PAINTS 4 OILS no ooo nr A BARGAIN; JAMES WOODRUFF! rnoevty OS Ctws SU, evuseoagefTw *«»»"f GKCAffiffilS �CHANCERY #AL4p. The Babcock taming Toledo and a huger part af the disputed territory than any other coun ty ul the State, was not rapreeeated in tha second Convws’ion. fiomo of the ‘Y1b:1'T were also unreprreenti-dTha Convention unanimously ! adopted a long preamble and nwolutiun । "by the people <4 Michigan in omveatmu snwmolsd. that thoMsaut requirod in the fore^nt-ig act nf the Congre*i of I the Called States is herein given. j 'A teuor to the President of tho Hail­ , ed Smir*. pfenning aim ot tbe result ■ of tbo Convention, was adopted by a I cummitton, aign.-l by th. Indent uf ' ukj, ,m> a JW1S u.., tho Convention, and entru»t.«d io acorn- 1 mittro of two fo proceed to Washington, I deliver it to the J'rwident ol tb» ' it, .. ..a. IU.. ,1 and United States. Tho validi'y of tho doings of this j «•»—V du marketing for the Conaention was mogniaed at Washing­ ton City (January tittth. 1837). and I | Michigan took bsr place tn the Union. t8W*; _______ -X ,^..11-. .e. ...LE-ki .. h IS*"??®!: MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division N’XS-rO.V DlflSIOX 5-1-1860^ riw htTsake . . •1.am going 1» brvek the Snlibath. S<ip]>u«o God should punish mo for my I wvsulnesi.'' Thia so nlaimed him, that 1m> turned back and spent tne day iu ii becoming uianuer. ■ A boy saw a jxrson drop his purse, which lie picked up. and »n> walking off with it and the money which it con­ tained. "What am 1 going to du?" . , । came to Lis mind, and the answer fol­ *° 40 lo”< “1 *“ awny with a into young . pBwe of noney that dues not belong tu ■ tuu. This ia not boacst; God has said. round, rosy . xtou shall not steal.' " In another to euusump-; momout. be ran slier tho person, aud : t gave up tho pure*. The man gave hitn , re one liana i _ l-i.______ _ __ , i__ Plantation BITTERS! r-i^.1* r..»w r—L..‘ iLANTATION Uf'iW. Bitters j and money ’o du it with. Have them to climb apple trees, go I tithing, cultivate a gardun, and drive a ’ road team or farm wagon. Teach them that God made them in , , Hit own image, aud that no amount of tight lacing will improve lhe modal. 1 'Attach them that a . good, steady, ’ greasy mechanic, without a cent, ia. SCHOOL BOOKS WEST MEDICINES, inttruct them in tbo. essentials ol; Capt Ttanounc. 2. Insectivorous birds, »ueh as sub-, jist almost wholly upon insects, partie-I ulariy during lhe time of reproduction. I Scmu of the Hpccira add berries and Anal) Luits, but they are ordinarily only an anesxny m'uriahmcnt. King Bird >.«> * XIWI, *J Catcher or Phmbe Bini, Wood I’ewoe, ferruginous Thruuli or Brown Thrasher, Cat Bird, American Robin, Wood 010. RELIABLE AnO OIHECT ROUTE. Ayer's . .tm. u. tist on a cherry atone. Tbo lines are so minute that they cauuut bo seen fully without a glass. It .is painful to lx-। bold ao much genius [*-nt up in.so p»t-, tv a space, and one t «eit a tense of re- ’ lief as he turns to Midhsoi Angelo's Motes, wrought ot more than lift sjs in a marble block which gave his sublime ' chitel "ample room and verge enough." I Farmin j alojg the Atlantic slope has i much ol it resetntded '‘cherry-stone carving. ' It bat been among stum|t 1. Omnivorous birds, such as live on ' inserts, worms aud carrion, and often ' add likewise to this nmiridimtmt grain, | seeds, and fruits. Atmiricaa Starling or Al.adow I-nrk. Baltituetw Oriole or I Golden Robin, Spurious or Orchard ■ Oriole, Red-winged Blackbird, Purple I Groklo or Common Crow Blackbird, i At HR. CHOICE GROCERIES' 1 Tr-vi hn*’J’.j*kct*. 1 >ruggi»t Sin-dri"*. Hub Ifjor For restoring to Gray Hair iu natural Vitality and Color. CONFECTIONERIES I Writ LasiEZ 1 Lils Mitin EiilrsJ. Paint Bnsies aii ftiitera Stnct iisdstress rretas Srjw Hxm Maj cm it ni Connexion T*-' »tx—A correspondent of the Dan,lee AJ-irtiur relates how tho Quern of I England recently joined in tbo sacra-________ f __________________ ,____ incut of tbo Loru’a Supper. in tho Scotch ; would it not accomplished ia Nebraska! Presbyterian Church at Cratbie. He I Finding there iu element, soih inexi haiwtibly fertile, •elf-diained, without 'stump or stone, tn tho latiludu of 1’hit- ' adelphia, ond with taige choice of niar।------- . ---------- ----------------------------- ' kel», it will put forth all its might and' i down stair*, and entered Dr. Taylor’o'----- ------- «**.— —----- » »• - • - »* x I seat, which wa* covered a* a coro'mun| ion tabl«s and partook ot tho elements ' of tbo IxmJ'b Supper. Dr. Robertson, 1 being ruling elder Jt tbe church, at-1 Farms are also MUred by tha Burling­ tendwl on Her Majesty ond party, the j ton A Missouri River Railroad Company । Queen handing him her token along ' on trims which over throe thousand set| with tbo other ladies. Dr. Taylor, tho ' tins have preferred, even to taking free , n.iJMtrr of Crathie, took a piece of tbe ' homesteads. Among these terms are breed, brake it. handed n piece first to ] low farm, prices ami interest, first psytbe Her. Mr. Cowan (bi* aasietant tor ! m nt lung d.-lsrred, Ac. aud all lor the day), and then to tbe Queen, out of i larau just such as one wants, nnd just , bis band, ant then handed her tbe cup. ' Her Majesty kept her seat until tbo twu I Scrofula Syrup gr'Wiii r f hair is’ixmlowL uffoaling lhe h.iir with a pi meat, it will keep it cteiin an I VINECAR BITTERS G:eat2St MU tn C'HS? EDEL fflgs ATHAIRON white grub mid his parent tho Cock­ chafer *or brown Dor-beetle, the cut worm nnd myriad* of other insocta, warm* aid their tarrm to injurious to your young crupe t If you hove never seen what I iinve said, let me say to you that as you are plowing next spring stop, look bock and observo him closely, and ' then see if you do not agree with me. I that be is far greater benefit than injury to you. . At our mee ting in May aom< of our inctnlxT* spoge of aeeing a Yellow Bini which ltd upon flower* like tbo Hum­ ming l irti. 1 think thotnrd they saw was either the Summer Yellow Bird or tho Baltimore^ Oriole, both of which are very active in soarebing in the eeriy | Only 50 Cents per Bottle. ARTHUR’S CHAMBER SETTS W Wane Jacta & Saiinaw THE GREAT CAUSE HUMANMISERY. j atyie, patterns or wn exb I bit. We have In ■plvodhi line of Price, 81,00 per Bottle. Wunan's Gtoj & Her Hair. MICHIGAN AND THE SUIT LYON’S TRAIN* Rt’N U Y CHICAGO TINS. ATHAIRON TRAINS GOING SOUTH. isnrtte-; toral, FURNTTUEE, to ComW recently published by us. The author of thia sketch is William Doane of I Philadelphia.—Em Esrtuucix ] On the 14 th of November, 1S3G, a Committee of tbe Democratic Coavoa-' tion of Wayne County issued a circular I recommending the holding of another I Conveniion. It act forth that the Rep- | reeantativea of Washtenaw County had ' voted in tho first Conreatiatr against giving the aetent of tbe State to tbe • DR. CROOK’S WINE OF TAR! HEIRS : aaHH. ^I8?4fc£ J^FAUIU; 8m> kXOnaVDIUH. tasfrAMviW. | ■ I ™?*Ki "ITJiTncx. VUf, «S1 fS'VAVtNS SrSi-Itt > T- Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Miss., Tyo*. POULTRY WJBLD � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-12-17.pdf 40ae308d2cf8c43db0d89379736acc9e PDF Text Text Th* K«piIbi.icmi | Th* Sypdsucsjl Bsftaut. RATES OF ADVERTISING. VOL. XVIII to'w'ffltl and HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 47. 1873. NO. 34. card; TF* REMIUHI THE DETROIT jLrtTg. or a relation >' -cmn one flue, WEEKLY TRIBUNE' WM II. HAYFORD Curiosities of Early Legislation. householder was required er somebody that would at loot earn Original. BASE HEATER, FOR 1874. ~ OF MICHIO AN. . WM. B.‘ BCRCHER, ■ISSIE™?®?’—* ONE OF THE r»luf I k... •*•*. ,lh— — » a kind olplain coarse India cloth, made of cotton. >n Un k, M1.UJ „n. In l>!09, attorneys camo in for their honaire that "bort* ’ for a million, and Govyroor and Judge* and the Towh^- ■bare nf legislative regulation. Tbs ant robs tho people, than for the poor man !>*• Council. It is perhsia not to bo of March 80th of that year gives to tho .1—• 1_____ ... ... . , . WIinitinrMt ■. *LiU I, 1- - •— -_ ____ . [cd, that the public tunetiusaries of the 1 ' latter vrars ll.n ■ ..... -.----- vidcd with carelevely o and stronger ttisu ever, the hrtt er, on- I have held the old papets of so light ac- ’ lueky devil, will be set upou by tho I cJ'UDt •• ll|H* nr no reins for fairly lx regarded as getting themso]roe populace, and finally land in jail, tho th*’,rBD'* P’^alfon. thinking, it .. LARGEST WEEKLIES rk.„lrhx.,^S;£^'aL“; thia honorable profession. heard men within tho wevk, express j testation which mode them at their dollars a piece for draping her drawing nwn w inouws with U-.e and brocatelle —so. of course, there was nothing left tho United States and the Government for such a trifle ns tho comforts of her of the ferritory. Whether this latter ’'••“K-thheu sick, mamar HtU. J ,b‘‘• rummaging Julia Arnott asked one day ; "she cnee 1 T»«*» Lave gireu tho | np'nnd the bld Capital for anythin; in so much aud IixAr so white!” . ’ P*** «“•« A>» uuexpirod term of l>i* • ,h“ hn" uf «W aotogvapba, found his P “““P under the Cepi-)1 Mr. Arnott, a stout-built, gooA-hoart- >«»*• behind tho prison bars! O; con- 1 >w appear. Severe )xualfc«e C1 ““ M , M, “ SriJ .“* riboo for any one who should “Chickens will come homo to roost," ' t- F. BROWN, M. H. ... ■ «*>■ nrm'r r.l.bluLM ................. — O of Iriab Kathleen^" And the lonely exile wept herself le sleep upon her solitary pillow that ’ night. It was a m»ro closet of a room, without light or ventilation, that shi occupied. Mrs. Arnett said that any • Un. will bna, REPUBLICAN PAPER’ I»R. J. J. I.IWSLEY, Diab Bsasxa :—Tho panic in tho far pled money kings are looking about for a remedy, and are to Cud a certain “ well preserved manueeripts.' mean that thnaa w1..*nl. __ __ —__ THE TRADING sroiwtsjmm. Auction, wsre regulated by law, all Although the government of the Ter­ auctmueers being obliged to recaive an Nebraska CcrrtsponOenco. in hardly bo described. ily at homo,” thought W«. HOLBROOK. MIC HIGAS TERRITORY: •She is my true and trusted frfiindKnthieon O'Ned!' g- ,56-COLUMS UEWSPAFEH that you look a littlo after your cirls." ’ P. B. fi. bubblii bunted there was a i *”fr "Of rouna I do,” eho said sharply, general taming of the R I! officials tri’0 *1* JOHN ROBERTS l l * overturne ot ’T ■» .Um, . her nest mouth. Natalie has a cousin *,,d aP“n«t this town there iasomething » »»« .crupufoni care; but who wants the place." j *> enchanting about the place that onu “•n,Pne“ “««i mold had "Um she any friends in the country seldom leave, it without returning te.it. i.Xltd tltev iZl*Uh? i "r ■ r *-“• “■ s“""j i- >. x.- r uien. ii wmuu c.» mucr naru, un•........... \ m she is guiltv of some fault. <"n boundary, with plenty of room, s Bo 0 ‘5 Mn.'Arnott bit her lip. ,-bat's to Linder tho National Capitol • u“--,‘““d ■*■• Positively saves Half the Euc! of any Staight Draft Stove. Keeps Fire all Winter without rekindling. lias a Cast Iron Fire Chamber. “I wish you'd stop and ask Dr. Hart lo stop here thia morning. Little Clarnice is feverish." ; "Anything serious 7" The above cut represents the working of the especially of a government. is nt its The following ia the latest by Bur­ „ 1 “ BWw'u" dette, the truthful chronicler of the ”**• Laming of a thousand bomba in the city could not have awakvuc-l the able to collect sufficient malaria] for the slumbering Christians, and startled the in nme. i— »was -----Bgood, -— ing her Ijgic unanswerable, mure of darkneos than he might have Dr Hart looked over Clarence's little aud men and devils trembled, m did .b. .■’T* "’“i11 to “P**- ,Ua.t no,* I crib ; ha ikvdlMtorily uttered the name tho Atboueai.s on Mars Hill under m’takC ^o^'otor'’’f I The heat, as .shown by the arrows, pawe.s down the front beI tween the castiiuihg and thb outside across the double bottom, and up h^tyecu the back lining and the body of the stove, thus ' bringing the heat close close to thi! outside of the stove, ami re­ taining it near the floor, where the cold air always ia. BEtaSMER, HEATH k. CO. ------- ------would trace thb i°f oar7°^*. "• ty official. nS AGRICULTURAL This Peter preach'd to thorn on the day DEPARTMENT : quacking and resolving to do better ! CrtUX Sfarc yo Qirt S4p»f/\cpoil lie as I could myeidf.' giving utterance to her loyal sentiments. Call and See it. GREBLE <fc RUSSELL. “But, Natalie, the baby u sick- —. . , JIEHBI rilHISTUb -ElEiniHlin !\i Pure wines and Liaucrs! FOB tsKUtClNALPUBFOSEM. \ I ---- 5------ 4-------------- ---- -------- THE TRIBI NE \‘ | IirgmtEDANDEIOUTr-TllltEE ACUKS DENTIST Saville ;rm>xnx oiioceh to supply tbeni nil. “Greeley CoflA” thteyear, hut they a Mirtijan bed-side of her aufferiug babe. Stletl ftorp* 15,OM "■“ rr” ”-00’" F.,r . S EW CUTTER SNOW mm him A FArCR FOB TOE CEOFlX iw like a frort in June—soon gone. Beautifully Illustrated ! HASTINGS. MICH^ CUTTER MACHINE J. I.EE REED. in to inquire; even hired nurses avoid- hands together. “Have all pity end womanly sympathy died ont of the world r b*d, J* for it puls mo in mind of borders, and show a disposition to help we lived beynnt them same green shores it, and Kathleen wi when—” - IflPROVED CAHD. B. F. STEIN HOFF Michigan Exchange. jl tie iwrmnii L LIF? Sli PHOTOGRAPHS I INK, . • CRAYON, WATERSOLOR ' ■ <Sale# of the H heeler 4- B ’ihwit for the past year is the Best Guar<./' ,7.. a 1! |M^E' oth er scicin ni a ch in t s --SB’ ''r ‘ n r r-' slruction. and easily adapted to different kinds of work, r unninjt' easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing1 Kathleen did not understand the the Irish girl arranging tho pi lows about her wasted form "Oh. Kath- lure cuvnprehended the sarcastic tone. Di* tears were dri«l in thetr font-tho scarlet spflt glowed in either cheek. ■ She looks down on me ns if I were a dog'" Kathleen thought to herself .., > .i *a u Ai_. 1 House and P. O., and Si & Caldwell, “But. Kathleen. I waa cruel lo you — might petilion this other gentleman, is Omaha and acting as Auditor, they r— - J — kind word spoken to haughty. Siqkal nf Ifetaial Poor Kathleen the sense of daaola DENTIST Truly yours, Union Block, ever Boston Cash Store. ••It’s through and oils, machine,ore qualities which recommend the Wheeler ■ <fc Wilson to the public as Superior to any other sewing. machine in the maJcci. psrwully f. BOUZEB. A. D. COOK Agent. tho law of 1805 relative to that office wbi re-euacted with sums aetditkma. but very little of responsibility. Tho .treplee of thia grout city f un't tear. Do'll not take a spot as that." WHEELER & WILSON Allen. For catering and toadying to * U"rf. *• t°UinC . • • , i__ • ... ”. .. Irom tin*, since ttorrs are other items th. pnaeipel bruisers; although, the. oTbous^oatal for the hoUtag of evort. final M'.fn tnnk txlsM i.n inw" s/,i1 ' It I—I >.. l.r&^ ____ ■ < i wishing to recipe the a block-house walla, which as thoroughly Metropolitan as the c.tise “ Ksthloen. is it possible that you are Kathleen O'Neil waa at hrr side busied crying again 7 Dia I not tell you that and cock fights were amongst the high­ I should discharge you if I found you er order of eutertsinments. indulging in this foolish whimpentig Turning from all that ia dialAtteful. surely with greater bodily comfort. any morn ?” Poor Kathleen O'Neil had been dust­ ing tho el-gsutly furnished drawing I the bits of childer sick, and you tn sore that will regulate and keep in cheek alt trouble t I nursed the little brothers roitn, and she stood before an exquisite ' little minting of uno uf the blue, spark- i found in the solid and substantial bus:neve man of Omaha ; men of sterling worth and integrity, who are always and her ruddy checks deluged with ready to stretch forth and lead a willThe Story of an Irlah Girl. TRIUMPHANT! THE dared or articles furnished are; that the pub pored with. Neigh- This is a Rare Bargain ! Now is the Best Opportunity you will have for a long time to I w«»ai»»Lo«t.M.ira. lowine Thia art, which appropriated for R,264.02 1-2, gave to t.ro persons the obloquy, attending the late die- 1 WILL SEL c BtUcr GROCERIES for Ifi filial of the republic : “I will sea. Hr.” And be disappeared. o." ing affrontcry to vaunt their fidelity to Sweet’s H°Tel: A CUTTER. BesuUfully Palntted and Nicely Trimmed for The embiuruMed clerk blushed, fal- linger if' 100 Acres Improved. IF YOU WANT dre-us tones: of thia clave in lh05, with the words ever disfranchised from voting) holding “ the same being adopted tram the tews of two of 'he original States, to-wlt: the btales of Pennsylvania and Ohio, as powers that bo, that they are permitted Beautiful Square Box Cutter! > IUFiDM................................ MtCff. and howl. If thorp ia anything that will curse this country of ours, it is the devilish traitors that are a blot on this Matilda, the laundreae, took brroelf off without any such preliminary cere­ mony. A FARM FOR SALE- COUfTY pEOpLE Of departed without oven coming into the ------------------- - ---- | ------------ ------------------ lions of the government of the Territory nt — ‘ * > — .L — 1. the Supreme Court; but tbrir power as **• i>au uaruiy ciosau me uoer uelegislators was limited to adopting laws I Hod him, when Natalie came to her deemer and the blood-stained banner of other States, rather than attempting any original Ivgulntioni And yet, ia drafting their acts of appropriation, it oulemuiqr: He went info �jpif ^rpiiMiran | anntr. niDVBVAX-EWMAROED’ ABB IMPROVED. mand universal ccmm- ndation, and it t Editorial* on to|dw of fresh intotnst; srvslthy tanr-w in Brilliant Ifonv.ncvS and [wrtrniture* uf Ah.urican life; Editorial R»«iew*iif now each bank. Wo think business men will alincrt universally approve tboee Painting, Sculpture, Science, Music, and One hundred poor families in Grand in all tho great Capitals of tho World; rkKASURER BJcnABDaoK a re­ Dotreii 8,000 pound* port. ■hole completely mirroring tho Tiro sous of William Smith, while cohl cum, and as and suggeative lacto embodied in it, but miniihing, have increased their work­ ers of Tnx HomxJovssal hare clubbed offer them to subscribers (both naw and । Superintendent to William Shanks, no* living in Flushg. is 102 years old and ha* a brother odkal (either Harpers Magazine, HarMonthly,Scribe*?* Monthlj, The Gal­ axy, UppinaoU'a .Megaxir.K, Appleton's Journal, Frank Leslie's ladies Journal. Frank Illustrated Nswvpap'-r, 8400,000.000, and tho minimum al! worn*a is now in jail’awaiting trial Blackwood’s Magazine, Wostminstcr F3.'.6,000,000, and he recommends that: for ‘"uld’rRovimr, or any of the English Quarter- reflect th* views of the Admimstrali-iti and the politicians. 83.ifl.7S8.201, which were swollen by Why not support Home Industry? Did you ever take the trouble to find out what niaken u community thrifty and prosper­ Give its a call before you buy your ous? You go to the city and you Hee the people all alive and th- 81 ut of Marcti next. stiring, and the firnt thing yon say. is “ They are doing lots of The public will reedily understand buaineM here!” Everybody seems to be doing well. Mechanics are seen by hundreds hurrying to-1heir labor with their dinner We have a largo stock of Iland-Carred Tbe fiuuuriul (ante, which has for pail on their arm. What is the cause of all this stir? *Y” there i* last two months paralyzed tbe liusl- is a demand at Home for work, the people patronize Home Indus­ try, city people know that it is to their own personal interest to ' Eoroji*, ha* prevented tbouracd* from support Home trade ----and .they Who- eats wheat 1 inrevrittg in ticket*. Th* epidemic* j L .-fr: „ . . . dp - it invariably. , --------- . n--... County, :r:» ("■rvadiuR almost the entire H*uth bar., raised h> Barry if it is not the people pcopl in the county? We cut off a hr«* and available market must build up our own place; people in Gra Grand Rapids won't do And. too, the public judging from the it for us. We have Merchants, Mechanics, Tradesmen, Lawyers, effect u( these can»*s haro expected a pootponemeat and have declined to in­ Doctors aud Laborers; but one says “we have no mechanics in | vert without n more poeitiro assurance Hastings who can do a good job of work.” To such I-would say, ^ducid of the drawing taking piano on a fixed look at our Brick buildings, our Agricultural works, our Milling day. Parlor Suits, Chamber Sets, Dining Roons Setsf Library and our Carnages, Wagons, Cutters ic made in Bastings, and All iolereated desire a full drawing, but for the reasons just elated thio could then say we have no mechanics. Compare to day with ten years Sets, Office Furniture, Kitchen Furniture, of all ’ i.ut lie lied on the 3d af Dccombor, bnt ago; for then there was not even a painter in Barry County that Varieties and Styles, nt tho short postponement now announced could paint a lumber wagon fit to be seen. There is no need of going away from Hastings to get a Carriage or Buggy, and »o far PAtVIC PRICES [irecsHieniod oukcm. The sale* of lick- as Cutters arc concerned, you can Save ten dollars on every els, tho proceeds of which have already Cutter, and get a better Cutter of me in Hastings, than in any been nwired, amount to over a million other Town in Michigan (great or small), for I know they cannot dullnrs, with h number of .agoocie* in this <o..ntry ysit to hear from, and all compete with my Cutter Machine. I am giving my customers the benefit of my Cutler Machine which 1 do say is a saving of ten,dolttio*« in Europe. Thus a dtawing (waling the gift* one lars to them on every Cutter they buy of me. I have nearly sold half} could be hull now, bnt tbe mail- out my first batch of Cutt-vs, and- ain Running Out another lot We have a full supply of which I wiDhave ready in a few days. I shall sell Buggies below Par next season. I am ready now to offer lower prices on bug­ CASKETS, COFfl/IS, gies than ever before. I nni preparing Machinery to enable me 1 to undersell any carriage builder in the country. Try me on. I BUV4L HQBES, 1/0 Tlflflfill/iqS. approbatiun of nearly every on* have made my customers Happy and can do it again. > My bus­ iness nearly doubles every year, and that is evidence of satisfac­ STEBBINS <fc BfXDING. tion somewhere. asking for o pmlp-invuirnt. J. L. REED ^Opposite Goodyear's Hardware. 38 HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Brackets, Paper Holders, Slipper Holders, Mirrors, and Picture Frames, 4r ^wrLr u w » b »r£ a &. a, m e. 8'.*!«,S4r>.£44 83.'exclusive of tho pnbii* 83(10,113,580 VI. peudimre* o! the Government foil a surplus revenue uf 8l3,3t*2,05’.> 34, ime the subtcribors prefer. BACON & KARRS' MtW,aii“OirYni(Mli.' The honor oTjluleding the boot* tin­ c .-j> r n _> >,. " “ there aliuu be no lartber (Kutpanemeal ! der Jeff DaviT skirt at tho time of hia 8.50; full pnre til. I Bll,j t. |hi, ou.t all , capture i» claimed by a soldier for Subscriber* (both now and old) form-, p tntiveljr n-quired tu clo^ up and I Gvorgo Hunger, at I*rairis Ronde, in Kalsrnu k> Countv. lie was a mem­ ber of tbe Fourth Michigan Cavalry. THUS E. BRAMLKTTE, Agent 1’ubhe library, Ky. | was aenlenced to th* liuua* of Cbmction for a year and a half for killing m» to be th" Czod dutermina-. bi* coUMti in beptemher last, procured rill take dste immediately, w at any ’ tfou ol Cuogrwaa nut lo increaid taxation j niadable cash to 84441.30.1.609 41. The BmwmEonii. yopc i/iousTitY. ticket-holders will receive their gifts in i lull white it nill not affect tboee who 'do uut draw gifts. Hoax' Injuaking this annowte-etneut tho I 85 the full price being |7. receipts of ths Govommirnt from all Postponement -----Fcur'h Gilt Conc-Tt uf 1’uldio Libra- Issssre in enaMBerif iuai t-« m •rraintaaal nlk Hmara. J. K. Oafort * Cu- IKrir V-puiar "our YOUNG FOLKS" Address I and Mr. Kellv. of Pennsylvania, very rato mure rapid than S'o. 3 Park Place, New Fork. and 6 tho next mArnrng. He pusthnnigh portions of Van Buren, Kaliaiu<>. wad St. Joseph Counties. THE BEST PAPEB! TEY IT II BcacttfuHy LUtuuatcd the financial dUturban-x*. ■ .-nunnuuu , Isiu “Wtot Miikt Have Bea Eipetiea,’’ Kew Advertisements. Iiuat. i*», ■■ S<~.ta>. IMS. -r—a , iur lurvo suiuiugs *uu me otui I half a pound of smoking tobsocu. being 827.432,0d2 04. and expenditure* for the first quarter ' j January X 1874. Ito contents embrace the latest and en rifle Progrvs* of the World : Descrip­ much like giving ueeded pro tec toon u>' ed in thousand* of round balls, from u. «.„r »«**•■• iM rfr-taU tion* with y*auuful Engravings, ol . ... ., . . and all of them sesminglv rierfcct Now Invention*. New Imphcnento, N«w country in which tho north-west i» *u _ v___ Processus, and Improved Indusfiic* of 530,000, unless addition revonus Among the improvement* now going ‘ on nt Grand Rapid* are a splendid up[Wovidod by Cougrce*. era houre. a large hotel, a Baptist 1 Church, each to root 8100,000. hi* uatimato is that tho receipts will bo ' C|U** , Die following nr* tbe officer* elected '8305,700,000. and the expenditure* i Alt j by th* Stale Pomological Society for the 8310,191,000, wHfcbshowa dofiuew^ ’ naaln< for that gstMl year of 814,800,000, and ,’ ***• * Prerideni—A. B Hyekvuac. puNiahod. Secretary -JL P. Thompson. from 10 to Iransnnir—Heniy Seymour of Grand about one-half. Th* system M Use Steria wffl X SflnMU nMnM. V SI First-Class Instruments. MUSIC BOOKS Engrcringu, illustrating improve­ moats, Disrorenex and Important ,-r. . Works, pertaining to Civil and Mechauirel Engineering, Milling, Mining and Metallurgy ; Record, uf the latest; w, R1„ u:— . l„i „t . t.w ,t ite te.i ul nearly or quite 816.'-'W,000. eeipt* are falling much below the an- i. raowaxinor, .putsr^rilmfsrje**/ MX* . JJ OLID Al PBEbENTb. at collect- | Building, Navgation, Telegrsphr, Tele­ Folks. graph Engineering, Hlsctricity, Magnet- Light-house Board is highly commend- the Boston harbor, with IS-itmh Wiani i information is ^ir*u respecting our pres- ; n“" c*on<,n- eonstrueted under the na• ent cold and silver coinage, that wo Tal «rp»«priationa At a diotance of . . . . . ’ 11A r_» . > IX I-*.-. iti.L _e_ i 1U wrvugur iron, was tor up, nacxea by With a 140 pound I a mound of gravel. New Scales. Farmers, Mechanics, F.o^inecn, in­ ventors, Manufacturers, Chemists, Lov­ er* of Science, Teachers, Clergymen, Lawyers, and people of all ptofiMsiuns, will find tbe Sriraftfr riien-Mwa useful 1 to them. It ohoaM have a plnro in every Family, labrary, Study, Office, New Styles. New Prices. Veiy Low. , I.USI'IISU SBS lUSK UVWMtlim, iu» ■ ---- - •..... r. will be a deficiency of currency reenpta ,othBr ^Hug th. ’O0 l^d* wo, dnrvn dear through Boom, College, Academy, or bchvoL Whtah I- mads un be midiriimal I . - । the target, making a clear hole, and taxation, judiciously levied, inclufing ! penetrated the gravel backing 12 feet and Several Handrod Engravings. Thousauds of velum** aro pieseivud . , , - IIlull vi uir cvuuuiuu ui uie wutsiuw VeratlMDdiamiJjsffiniiBtiiw .kbs ,vu V »a.d. u. ..a cal receipts are wall worth t« Cougtees, and a warm oromendalion of bis subordinates in tbs Treasury De­ parture a t- honor and the public serrice be made will meet the eordial approbation of every well-wisher of tha Admiuirtra-• “th* Way* and Meam> Committee of the ; Hon-e of Repreeentative* is reprseeutod The people will bu pleased to i am ■ that the funding of tlie debt began un­ the bxrcretnrr of tho Treasury for an in* der Secretary Bontwrll, u going oa and । cress* of taxation, and it ia stated that bide fair to be a compute su.xesa. That it will respond by a resolution saking taking what has be><n dune sailer the । i that tho several head* of departments five per coot Juan and by the Genera' award, it apoeen that, the whole' amount converted into five per cent. , bonds since tho paeugo of the refund- | The proposition to adjourn Congress ’ from the 20th, in*:., to Jan.. 5th, ia during, the annual interest 83.000.000.-i meeting with Strenuous opposition from Seaatur Marton, and many others, and the United Blade* has nut stood higher it is hoped may be defeated. Tho coun­ since tho ctere.uf tbe. rvbellfou than it try call for financial relief not a recess, does at . tbs preeeat time, ami it i» be­ Mesera. Uoogrweamea. lieved that the retumling of thw sis per mail. Discount to Club*. BV ST. XIC110LMI AT’ TUK DOUIUY* . VT. je/cmtJU, s* eo»i*i*. r.. flow iw~e>«ll<rlbaa '■UVK TvrAti l l>l.K»r lb** bperimou* President. nary 1U5 tmmIs, carrying, •xclreire of howitzers, 1,269 guns, a reduction since his last annual report, by sale and oth­ erwise, of thirteen reesele A general enumcration of there veaaels presents 68 steamers other than iron-eiada and tug». carrying 826 guns; 2D sailing Teasels, with 322 guns, 48 iron-clad terms. Models of now inveubane and sketch** examined and ndric* tree. AU patents are published in the Scientific G. C. Knopp.el, 980 Wabash Ave., Chicago. SCHOOL MIS! city and published in pamphlet form by W. B. George * Co., should find a place ----------------- -- Th* ludians delegation ia Congreve will unstniously support Mr. Orth* bill far the rcp-si of *o much of th* Salary ‘ Save Your Nlonev A BARGAIN J. P. ROBERTS & CO. IJAMfiS WOODRUFF IsgUgtrt*^ Chromo School. Cards, DON’T DRUGS DELAY ! For another like BARGAIN will AB. __ ... (**n Medicines §200,000 00 CITY /isrs Dye Stutts, 1 HASTINGS BABBLE WORKS! $20,000 In Greenbacks! Pacific Railroad being within rhe State. Buuc>. r. a. rw isu. ur: Greene, near £ighth St., A. Tt. Whittemore &- Stevens, ‘ 179 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit of Michigan, at its October term, 1873, List of Patent* issued from the U. H. Patent Offiro to Mich.gan Inventors, for jilie financial panic. Attention is. also, the work ending Nur. 25,1873, and each called to tho diaerspeacy in tho provis­ ion* of tho lien not of 1858, tn regard ' constitutionally, and for th* aatabliih- IBincrs, Circuit Court, has derided that bearing that date. — Furnished thia pa­ per by Cox A Cox, Solicitor* of Patents, to th* two claaeea of bonds specified. Washington, D. Q power to fix maximum rates of pa Railroad Signal. E. B. Marshall, stage* of the panic. and the pressure gar far on any railroad holding a i * firend Raped*. brought to bear upon hi* Department to tor from that state, and that to do a 1 Ironing Table, L. Scofield, Grand afford relief to the bnaiiwe* ro-nmnuity not impair the obligations of th* ’ Haven. by the imu* of United State* not,* and bv buying foreign nxchange, and lie eai bLdieehle answer totasKte Turk Pro­ Tho Huprcme Court of tho United 84,000.000. making it 85,000,000, the Nut Loek, 0. A. Howard, Pontiac. duce Exchange, which had already b-«n States. has doodod that the people Revolving Sample-Case, J. M. B*opublished. And he, also, give* plena ' of the Brale of Nebraska, have a right ttoph. Edwnrdsburt-h. to his letter to th* Chamber of Comto tax the property owned by tho Union H a reroom, Ao. Hs>«>*am...... Hsitsd.............. IWriw,.....,. <o»U............ Oil Paintings PAINTS & OILS MONUMENTS HEAD STONES. TA“L,UA<i?LES. I School Boola t stafwnrru SHELVES, ETC. ; Jam** Beffersy, Orin F. Kay wood. Miss Sarah Osman, Patrfox Eoar*. Geo. 8. Palmiter, John Ebauabaugh, Mies ITALIAN CHROMOS I AMEEICAN MARBLE PR EBCHIPTIONS AND FAMILY BICFjm. BLACK A FULLER. OVE GRASD CASH FRO* $10 000 IK GREENBACKS! CXECASHFREESS^Di GREOffiKXS! �T<t« Rjf»I»lich|I T"‘ S’”.” ku* w that we are do*ng a 1100 job that that office failed to gvt bv charging 15 per rent more than our bid.— Barry Ca i to him. craving hi* bleariap and . that RryM.raa conaulatiou which it would ami hl* duThe above is simply a deliberate Be. । ty to grant in the eying hour. But th* That job Was never ofieied this office Vrteal says, " I ha.. Ha muat pay the fi.ty dultara," and absolutely refused to go to bi* bedsid.. or perform th* funeral reremuuia* after hi» death, ao the serviev* were rendered by the Epiacupol Church, and his remain* | I «<-.U tertbw । Ml***: CHURCHES. Dr. Krdxie stats* ia tbo last number of tho taamy Ba/Meaa that tbe average temperature of November 1878, waa !!9 ’ !f)8, and the average for ton yean ending with 1872, waa 30 0 84, ° showing that November 1873 waa 7° 85 entarr than tbe avenge ot th. pre cwding ton years, and it waa 1 ° 81 tho canted to their final noting place. Now w» hare no sectrrian feeling or chow, to forUyae, lnltcad of giving ottr prejudices to gratify in what we havo i j articto s candid answer, was that he •aid, or shall say. whether tho sect lie knew w* bad stated th* facta, and that Catholic or whelh.r it lie any other, we , no answer could be given, that would are willing that «*eh and all shall wor ijuatiiy thia requirement ship God areerding to th* dictates of ' So far from raising that question be­ their own rouscreuco, and let th*ir con­ t cause ol opposition to religion* exarviaea duct ami their live*ta*tifyof their faith, m our public schools, v* havo been the snd sympathy lint w* do *ay that in I pcreirient friend ol it. and during ths our bumble opinion, the man who , n»«»y year* that w* pre*id*d a* Piinca- would refuse to go to the relief of hia made at Ixmaing, in presonev of Mr- E pniinonr Union and Graded School* fellow man. and iwfuM to smooth down Fowler, the Inspector, and Domonetra­ never failed to read, or have read, tn* the pillow efdeath fir a dying follow- ted the accuracy of Dr. Ksdxfo'a former ; Bible unoe every day, a* wo believe it teat, and that txt Cleveland Oil. mark­ maftal. k unworthy of the num* of should be in all the pubfai echo Ms of ed below 175 ° aa tested there, can be man. and stand* out aa a hbrl to the I ths State, tour do wr priJ]«te tu lower legally sold h> this State ; and we ask Christian riviliauion of the i.in*t<o»lli ' thia standard on» iota to pieaa* the : century, and hi* act should racetve the views ur jirojudire* of any class ur । hearty condemnation of men *ve«y। cfateca of our follow citirens. What ; where and we have no doubt that ii , we did say and what wo think, is, that i will, a* nunc can justify iL Buch a ! our httl* one* are injured, rirwariy fa. ! spirit of intolerance, would, if it bad but 1 jurri by requiring them to gu up those Hi* power, light again the fires of per- * j flights of stairs to tho audience room. f s-xution. and with Jatuitiral acai apply ■ ! and thfap to stand during tho exsrviao* ; tbo fagot and tword, o>-d drench one* : Old Fogy." Well that ia rvfteshing|ind | it true is an im[>0(tant discovery, as we and gu back duwu atair* tu their rooms i again, the I awl with ttie blood of mar: have always, however unjustly, hitlu rr lyre. We would advia* the missionary | branch of that ehureh, that so long as to, lorn deemed a radieul among radi­ cals and ePen grossly abused for our you have .-*iek hrarit in yuur very midst, radicalism, by just such wisarm a* »ul.j«-l be would k-fen that both faffi- that you I .ve a work hand near cra.apd mothers, who havo sou., among homo, at'd to ini' co such with the apir- brother litrang. A, B, Cdnrian . are equally aggrieved at 1 i‘ ot Him who When He waa reviled, Fhnti.'re beware of pat- nt right .wintho requirement that scuds them up dtota. S> vetal are reported to be about stairs, who,are, a* far a. we are. from | for hia rasmics, saying. “ Father fur- ! tbo country, looking fur victims. Ko o^msiug reltgioui ixercisea in our give them, they know, not what tuey I cultivator uf the tod should buy a new do," ia a part of your mission, and a i patent right from any stranger, norkin lt is ao matter what “P." thought in glorious one if you succeed. And your ' til he has slept cn the prt-| cahion for at his childhood days about tho require­ sucreso will sandy meet the approval of j Irat two munths. and then he*won't get ment. uecnsaery to muku a Senator, not God. Angels and good man. bit. Again we say lock out for pat- nt yet, whether be baa pmtaeU lieyoud right swindlerv. “the vagari.-H uf a childish foncy,"’ the quretfon is, doua the requirement of tho Piiudpet—for tv« oru i/fanned it was nut the action of the Board of Educa­ tion— injure our dear, little ours 1 We 'that we have made un arrangement with tho -‘Rev. Petroleum V. Nsabv," (D. R Ixwks,'E>q..) to furnish Tint Rorsucsv Bswsxa a letter each w.w-k from New York City. Onr Rev. contributor promises to combine information with humor and gossip in such sort a* to make hi* letter* an attractive feature uf tbo psper. Now ia your time to sub­ tho single |«ragraph w* penned ’ We scribe. Terma. ll.W in advent*. aak. and shall expect irotn you, a defi­ nite answer, ss you know every peima who reads your article will understand, Far th e accommodation of our sub­ a* you probably tneiAit they should, that scribers who desire any olher book, •ho quoted words were uttre. For whal tLogsrine. or paper, published, with or we did say, we are willing to be colled -with, ut th. adv.rtised premiums, wc tu account before any intelligent body will obtain it for 'you at th« Ix>wr»r Rsrao, without any expense to you in sending tho erdev. teachers in our public soboui, which wdid not utter. We naked, simply, a favor for our little ones, among whom wv hare an only daughter, with no dw Christmas nut week. Lee Re«i eold a buggy voeterdsy for , । sign of creating anv ccntentiun, but a* a matter where life and health were in iU how is that for tbeee times. vulved. . And, tLat the public mat know just who* wo did any, we rei«o dme (the article, and its p rn»al will show how truthful and just “P." stateBeautitul weather. "On behalf of tho girl A, B. C doriana. in our Union School, whose healtli ia auro to be destroyed and their lives endangered thereby, wo most earnestly remonstrate against thnir being required to go up U-t iuttfjlifhu »f V.-SW1, to the A fine aaaoTtment of printers station­ room oLlhe Principal every morning to ary just received for sale at panic pri­ attend religious ororcisos." ces, at the Bsxxn Offire. Where are Our Murionanss I Tho action of Father Allgay" *n ,b# case bf Mat Hall ia ably revikd by our Thia question suggested itself to my comspondsuta in another column. wind s* 1 looked out and saw tba Fu­ Read tbe interesting totter from neral Train following the cut[is« of on Omaha, on our first page. Others from of cur follow-townsmen to th* Episcopal tbe same able writer may he ex pected Church to hav* tbe taat *ad nte* ol Tboee Christmas toys ip the windows Christian borial performed as required at Ackley's, J. P. Roberts A Co.'s, and by our Christian rivilfaariun. And when the P O.» make glad the hearts of "oar 1 looked upon th* grief and aadn*** ot the widow snd her family end ot buys and gtrla." Tbo oldest inhabitant in our city pc-s mourning frieisda, compelled to follow tively aaserta. that m hia boyhood days, bis remains, not to thrir own, but to a ho d.d hear that there was such a thing ne’glilxwiug church to hear word* of comfort and cumulation uttered to them as money-in circulation. A German lately married sare ‘'Id in their hour of trial and boreavomenL vas yooet so easy as a ueclL-« coo: valk the quretmu c*ra* homo to me with re­ out mil a eemel's eye, as to gel der be- doubled force, that a large amount of nrimionarr tabor could be expended in our own nirdat. v»ry profitably. The We underoisud an affiwt ia being dreumatance* ol this cos* as we learn made to secure funds for the erection c» them, are that tho deroased, Mathew another elevs lot in this city. We have Hall was nserawed by Father Allgayw, no doata tbe investment would pay. (.* be Ts called), the Catholic 1'nast We thank A. D. Cook, fov a pad o< fifty dollars as bis share of an aaaeae excellent aider, made by H. Howitt, o! •went toned fur tbe purpon of building Orangeville Henry knows buw to a Catholic Parsonage in this city, and make it and Ade knows hew to tree: waa notified by him that he would be expected to pay that amount for that (Hirpuee. Tbe decaoawd said to him : m. for supjarrt ; but 1 will pay all I ran, bnt I eon't pay fifty dultara." ' Tbo Priest said » him, that nothing but tbo fifty dollars would answer. and .o th. mattar was toft Th* wife uf fariy and eontnbutiag of their means, all that she waa able from time to time. Matters remaining in this manner. ■lyemg. it cure* itekiag of the srelp. re­ moves and prevents dsadnitf, and wil. thicken up the thin iocka 8sch are tho benefits which ere eon ferrod upon tho consumer. No ons should neglec. to giro it a trial—JswisaZ ttti RUSuman M. "THUE TO NATUEE.’ MDKTS LABI’S BOOK fr 1874 •t our stock ; it embraces a full line o Dry Goods, Fancy Gouda. Yankee No lions. Hats, Cain, Furs, Gloves snd Mittens ; also, a full stock of Men and Buys' Ukxhing. Boots from W 00 to ail grades. .Shoes ttsd Gaiters, from • 1.00 to all stylos of warranted. Wt Tlia anneal meeting pt tho Pionoer* of Barry County will bo boldan in Union Hall, HavUugs, Thureday, Jan 8th. at noon of said day AU |wnon> who were resident* or tho sounty io local Bb;i|ie$ Notice;. tod, M I will call on them for their tax monoy or the did cow, Jan. let tn 15th. A. D. RORK, i Rutland, Dec. Irt. 1B73 ILkSTINGB'wC.PAYERS. I will bo at my teaidenca on all Friday**iu this mouth, for tho purpose to reevive taxe* as required by taw, and to ac< vtnmodato you I will be at the elove of J. Cota A Son, in Hasting*, on all . twturdaya in thia month. HENRY M. MERRITT, VtCTOtU Wuouaru. Aaacmn— but It is always ‘ welcome, and we* [TOYSa: .SMITH. MANEE A 1'RESmid hato to Im- depnveal of it. Ad- | TON'S must be sold regardtoe* ot eovL ha C J. Whitey A Co. 197 J.ffersen Foa vax Houasv*—gJ to the Hastting* News?Depot for your Christmas acarcvlv fail to be tbe means of serious sickness to some uf them. To avoid all thir, wo a*’, simply, Ui^/Misa SaulsI bury,-and the otbir teachers ia th* prituXry departments be, aa we understand they have requtsted i«rmiaaion to do. : allowed to conduct religious exercise, ia their several rooms, doubting not , ti.nl moral effect will be equally good, and all danger horn ruanitig up and ' down stair* aiuidml. Again, w. suggest, simply, and nuch, mg more, that tbo moral educator of children should keep truth on hia tide, which, ucIom he ran show in our article such expressions a* tba following, tokvu from nis article, or words uf kindred - meaning, he ruu»t admit be diiknat do ■ Wo foil for tLe yoof We copy a> fallows?--'/ Dou you w« that adiool - The growth and structure of the he­ re n hah, in veryydaialy set forth in i pamph • t, puUiabed by R. P. Hsll . Co., Nashua, N. H , jirvpii.torsof Hall'Vegetable Sicilian Hair Ranewer, /». yraltnlaai distribution. Tbo deservvdl. high reputation uf their preparation ha wholly been gained Ivy its merits. Be lug free from oil and alcohol, it baa a hmtlthy action £n the scalp, rcaturiu; Fourth Grand Gift Concert Obstacles to Marriage. OVKB A MILLION Di BANK I ! it fatta tho Sx ii'ty Journal of Amsrini, and th. moat beautiful in Topograph!Mathew Hall was dying. Mr. Hall eal appearance of any American New*was a Catholic by birth, odaeatioa end tai th. Hia wife waa also a Catholic, a regular attendant upon tho church sitb her little children. Mr. Hall finding that bo most die, was anxious to have bo un adjourned merting ol the Pfoorer OWpkls. P*,—ss'lssUtsUss k* rtaaa b.<k re* ■laweel rbebetshl* **eA*N •kiU. On Tuesday, Slit of March next JOB5 PRINTING iloMft Ct-mpcny No. 1, at tlx* Council1 rooms, r.n Tl^siaday uvvuiug, Die. Ibth, 1873. A lull-attendance is requested T uesday March 31s 1,1874. *>ilatiuu could be imparted. The faith of those peuplo ia wall known, and with that we have nothing to da We have a Catholic priest located in the city, the pastor of the crutch here. The Brother of the dying man a^ihe tivter of his wife waited upua the priest with -oquret of the sick man; seconded t>y tbe reejusst of his friend*, that ho should 12,000 CASH GIFTS. $1,500,000 Tba full fed priest refused to gu an l treated his visitors in an arrogant and overbearing manner. Mr. Holl lived it from hi* priest. Afthr hit death hit irieoda again went to th. priest to get him to officiate at th. fnnoial, that tho d-ct-a-od might havo Christian burial. Thia time tbo priest grow actually rude «od uncivil, aud with' hi* refusal virtutl ty turned his visitor, out of the house. lor all this ; he will bo as long and gratefully rwmeuibetel on earth and as happy in H*av*n as if a score of ouch priests had attended him when dying and assisted ia giving him a Christian up to the world/T a preacher of the religion of Christ, who granted pardon to a dying tlusC He should bo held up to the acorn and contempt of every good man as a heathen wretch who re­ fused an act of kindness to a dying man and wjuld deny a Christian buria I to a dead man, who, when bring waa m every respect his superior. Com- Common CuunciUouvvned at Council Room. Dec. 15lh. Present—Mayor and AM*. Dawson, Mudge, Williams, Bewmar, Boko. Hams and Bently. On motion. Aid. Bentley wasap|«inted Recorder pro tern. Minute* read, and after correction, bam of 15 00 was referred to Ffaanc* Commitle* ; also, aa»unt uf J. R. Van V»lsorof880; also, account uf H. A. Goodvoarof 83 81. An order for »300, bearing 1 ]*r rent, intnrwat from tba 25th dav of Nw_ 18B8, and due Nov. 25th. H*<8, drawn by Cvsimon Council of th* old villvgv of Hasting* to II. J- K.nfield. payable out uf viltag* land, waa protected hy ft fKentieC f-r the actum of the Beard Ibero bring no fond* with wtoeh to nay th* said order, ii waa withdrawn. An order amounting to f88 57 era* promoted by Allen Jan-*.data! Jan. 13. 1873, and reque.t made tnat on order be mad* to pav him interest on said or­ der from date.’ Laid on the tab!*. Acoounte ot Young. Riker and Rolfe If anybody baa even uwd tbo thor­ ough nod setontiiic course, of .treatment yueommended by tbo proprietor of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy for the cure of Catarrh and has not txwn |x*rfectly cured, the proprietor. Dr. R. V. Pierce, would like to bear from that person, and by addreasing him at th* World'* Dispeoiarv, Buffalo. N. Y-, aueb person, if there be on*, will hear of something to his or her advantage, as the Doct<* is in caracal when be oilers 1500 reward for a rase of Ca-arrh wljAh B* can not cure, and ia perfectly able to pay it if be foils in s single ease, as any as­ certain upon enquiry. Tho thorough c-.iurao of treatment referred to and roeommendrd by Dr. Pierro consist* in tho □so of Dr. Sign's Catarrh Remedy wilt Dr. 1’Mtvne's Nasal Douche which is tbe unly means by which tbe fluid can be carried nigh up end applied to all p»rta of the nasal jawsges and die chamber* connected therewith in which ulcers exist and from whieb the discharge pro­ ceeds lu addition to this thorough appheatiou ut tba BsOtedy, -hieh should always be used warw.Ih Pierce'* Gulden Medical Dfacovnxy should be taken carioetly as eunsiilunooal treatment, with- dioeane io always oua«tUutioBal and muat be treated accordingly. Thia trsatm.at has no unpleasant lealurtw about it, and has the advantage of never driving tiie disease to tho lungs aa ibero in danger of doing by th. use of strong, irrita­ ting snuff* or poisonous solutions. Everybody who has a house, seeda one ot those celebrated clothes-racks that Ih-wmcr, Heath A Oto, have fur sale. They are really tho best ia the market, and should loiumand public attention, as they uru a household conrentonce. John Stanley sails Groceric* of al kinds, of the very b«t. quantity, for price, which defy com pct ition by any establishment in tho County of Barry. Also, all variettaa of Vegvtebtoa. and Fruita in their toason. and Canned Fruita, 1'icktea, Sauces, etc., *tc-, at all times. With him you may, also, find a full stock of l^t Wines and liquors for modicianad aud mechanical purpuae*. tbe price and quality of which will *n- Rod all-wo«l flannel 2u eta. Flaw. Shirtn.g check tot 25 Bia. Shawl down 1 row« 11 DOWN 11! Dre. Goud* lower thau ever. Black Alpac from 25 eta tv 81.10; worth 81.25, i 31tf Geo H. Joaroos A Co. Bums, SortnoM, Boils, Wounds, rIcars, liruhca. Piles. Sprains, Colk, Old Norat, llctnorrhagea, Diarrhaa, algin, Thrwt. EK10BATIOH TUU»<1. «< Ike .x ill lil «r~« at Ik WORLD. TUB DAILY JFORLD. Buso Axua Yoca Casias.—We are ow prepared to re-seat BRUNT AND ANk SEAT CHAIRS ia the boat Miner and al reaaouabla rates. »tf 81EUB1NS A BELD1NU. Fruxrrxor. Micb„ 8*pt. 13th. 1873. A yoor ago I Bal a bad cough Krom th. Catarrh which had got m my throat. . R. H. Parrect. of Andersoo Comity, Vy._ MyS "1 told K,e- Fever Tow. for somoiime part. It has never tailed to cure a ease of ague that 1 have foard ot Agffavued caseo of tong staaaing ___ , f________ ______ readily ysoktod to its inflminoc. It is I Fariac„’ fBlcb m vour trad. Batter cettainlv tbe best ague medicine I know ,<t E«K*22cta Dried Apple* Th.—4, b -M ua«. n.J=— ‘G"--“• b, —I >*-■■ i> J""!k . - -- ------------- weekly won*. SEMFWEEKlt WSILS. Commission Merchants, �Babcock THE “rtniZaaaA"’msj- ssftsr&jiTtriaa* ing ths period eml.ra.ed Lretwwau the rears 1MM. and 1872, Ohio. Indiana, iUincis, Michigan, Wisconsin an 1 Mis­ souri, although growing immensely in population aad in general pioductiror no.*, fell OR in their reUtivw yiaH of wheat ; while Uinussota increased its election L-om 3,000,000 lo 15,000,000 hela; Iowa from 13,700,000 to 20.WO.OOli; Kanaa* from 200.000 tu 2,000,000; and Nebraska from 100,000 to 2.600.000." Jtw Wheat yield of Nsbrask then ha* increased faster than that in other btsto. Nor is it surpassed io yield par sere mure than a trifle over one bushel (1.2) by any of our ihirty-swveu States the frontwTsm^a'a first crop finds a; homo tasrkvt at liigh prices atuo i j tbo , wffiita-tepped wagons, each bolding a, family, which ate always pressing t» ths front in order to get th« first punt of This truly golden grain is tho first crop on new breaking. It is socistiross sent with profit to Cuifarnia, ofronor to Salt Lake and Coloreds. But it goes east in larger quantities, though almost alwas a stowed in bags of hogskin and cuWbids which havo been ducovv.-wd to nold ten times morn than any canvass bag ever woven. High freights also uro thus dextruualv dodged. Before the <doeo of May 400 cars of cattle had gone na»t from Nebraska OiU. thia season. The firs: corn rai-e.1 on tho Big Blue at Beatrice in 18&B was sold at Fl. Knamey at five dollars in gold a bushel. Such fobubin* prices soon vanished, but fannnre still abound who, buy land of the Burlington end Missouri River Rad­ road, have found it paying for itself and their improvement* ou it by tho crops □Th few years. A. H. Vance, of CamI den. Nebraska, writes tn the StaU J»urnt! that S3 acre* which bo has tilled only tsro veers have already paid for eighty which he bought nt ten dollars j an aero. Edwur l Jouov, of Pleasant j UilL on harvesting hi* first crop, osti- : ranted that it along'wuuld fully pay for bi» land, if fed out to stock. Bnt he failed to obtain hogakin and cowhide I bags enough to hold his corn. How- ■ < over, ho was not disappuinlad. Few i mm can be as Ineky ae Ed Jones, but i must be a good thing to live near a ; it , <n su lucky. Hi* iuek may be ■ tu c catching. j) There smnii to bo an antngoniam axisttug in tliis mattar the: it will require all the ykill of the onutbutogut and putaolpght to solve. Our philanthropists say. s.ve birds ; aud go so far as to stole that they destroy immcn^> numbore of iasocta that would utherwiso de vastate cur fruit rrop*. 8u far as my experience gow. this ia utterly groundIm. to a great exumt. Hen- wo havo been sjiaring toe birds for years, and bed chambers rd way* imperil health tbe insert* are increasing so that hsnllv euld ‘ invito diseases. Robust persons' an apjje or grape is sound any more— end ' may saloly sleep in a temperature ot cureutio* in everything. or under, but tbo old, the infant' Lest tall tho ori.de* w< re so severe on forty 1 and’ tbe trad shoul I never in a my grapes that I rowed to urge n «rnr 1 when, the atmosphere is much of extorminativn thia oeosou ; so when rvura ' fifty degrees Fahrenheit. they csrae last spring, wo commenced under ’ All know the danger of going direct shooting them and destroying their the coll from a vary warm room. users. Bet thia wholesale slaughter into ! few rnotns. church -s, theaters and could not continue. My causes neo Vi-ry , smote me, so I ordered no trors to be tbe like, are ever warmer than seventy If it is frr-a ng out cf door* destroyed. The mnwquonto is, they degrees. ' are spoiUug all my Cnee: grapes; the it is thirty degrees—the diSernaee being forty dvgnwv more. Pereras will be cureulao and leaf folder in full sway. Now, whnt birds are a benefit to u», 1qhided by such oh mgee in ton minutes, s\t Lough they raay be actively walking. and which ones are not ? Bui to Ho still in bed, nothing to jiroHaving made ornithology somowhat of a study, it may not be amiss to give mnte tho circutstion. and to breath for my opinmn, 1 could not be persuaded Lours an atmosphere of forty and even fifty degrees, when tho lungs ore always to shunt a pewit, blue-bird, king-bird— ra fact, any of tbo Hy-c»tchiiig tribe. at ninety-sight, re too great a chknge. The gulden-winged wood-pecker ia al- i1 Many persons wake up in the marnrag ot tbe lungs, who so invedirureu*. a* well as all that class ; with infiammation 1,^1 W*1 I .1,1.1 —— I « —I bnt tbe spotted —both black aud brown — aa Well as the red beaded one. de.troy all my early apples; and when th»v are gone, begin on tbe later ouw>- 1 omitted the cuckoo, a bird that fuodA ou jouru ilb of too country have done an I tome of our taoa destructive inserts, • and touches no frais. The cat bird an I incatenlable injury by tbe blind and in ■ brown thrush, as wnll os the Cardinal 'disinmmato advice of hoisting tbe I Gnwbeck, here called tbe red-bird, are windows at night Tbe rale tbould be every wh*ro, during . all throe good singer,—but wo must pay dearly tar tbo music. They oat and the part uf the year when Grat are kept oujaide •poll fully one-balf of my raspberrio* burning, to avoid hoisted window.. It ia safer aud bailor to leave some seasons. Wo know not what a day may bring tbo chamber dour o[ien, ee also the Creforth, but if ■ lifo be spared until next [ilace—thna there i* a draft up the chim­ spring, all these birds that are so severe ney, while tne mom ia not ao likely to on Use fruit, will hato to build some­ become cold. If there ia some fire in the room all night the window may bo where eke than in ray orchard The raising of cherries has, m many opened an inch. It u safer to sleep in plane, tiecome very uncertain or un- b.id air all night with a tampature over lisufitobh, on aocount of the cedar-bird, fifty, than in pure air all night with a or Wsxwing. a* it u sometunos called. temperature under forty. The bad air But I can ottogwnornl them ; and when may sicken you, but cannot kill you ; my trees commence Imaring. will see to ths cold air can and done kill eery having a: lq«u B shBre or lbe 1 fruit. I once had sir Bowman's May trees, which had at least one bushel each of ebames on, just turning red. when, in one day, ore I was aware of it. Ao cedar-birds had neariv ruined ing a spl-ndi l barn. 100 x 150 feet uf the whole crop. They seem to hover brick which is thus dcacribed in T*s St. round unseen and unheeded until tho AlUtu Traiutnfi: dtotriee begin to color, when they The central part is four stories high, swoop down a* if dropped from tbe: including the basement; and the whois clouds, ar like tbe vultures deep in the , iv d.vidsd into three parts by partition desert ot Sahara, when a esraol dies in i walls of briek. In the central part ol . tbe first fluor above lire bavoOMnt is tbe carnage room. 5»x70 feet largo i weighing scale, will be inserted in the i ^%s,£Sjgk BICHIGAR CEHTRAL R. R. jrani KvorValloy Division Kt .ft jr£ST£R.\r furjHjoy. 'aretssf MMtoa I. tbsCtantfi Chart' Coasts *t Hw. to Cumw. 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Ad.mtvlse will nl* orw eait<«,n. * 4 . ottaiM w 'llk~r "*4 •ucis.e 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring! ?SWSAV SHmSESd fcf DBMG BfflM FtfMmffiE,lstasjral tfiqt/esr ph^ket woe. Good Tough Oak, Rock Elm, or White Ash Lumber WTED= UNDERGROUND VINECAR BITTERS LIFE on. BELOW THE Eon Wane Jacbti & Saxiiai Price* 81,00 fer Bottle. .AdJnw Ctf SURFACE I ... Feed Gutters, Bob-Sleigs, Wood Sawing Machines. Chop finely two pound, of beef saot;!| bold tbo water and absorbent*, which, boil gently, but nut too much. tw.., with tbo solid simaunu will bo pretxnmda of the under nitle ot rump ot ' cqdtated into the manure cellar below. beef, and ch.rp it finely; peel and chop I Tbo third II -or contains three Jofls for I bay, estimated to bo sufficient to Con, aim uno duacn ar two pounds of rtusx appleo; stone and chop one pound of Volenti* rai.ins, and wash and dr> three pound. of cumuili; nunce lb« thin peel at two lesson* four ounces uf condu-d crange peel, the same of can­ died bnnoti peal. aud two ounces of citroo; aa tbo beef, apples, raisin., axl currants; thro add the peels. with a quarter ol a pound of powdered foaf sugar, a tMMpuoaful of salt, a quarter cf an iHiocx of pounded mac.-, a quar­ ter erfas ounce of poundwl elorve, and : Him. mon ia purely Vegetable fly from tl-.r natira r mean of the Sierof California. tbe The qusstion ia almost daily asked. "What is il:o esnsc of the nnparallriod surere* r.! Vccaoca Errrrr.-"" Ocr answer is. Hist thsv remove Um csaso of disease, and tbo psiwnt recovers hi* health. They are the great blood purifier and * lifo-rinng prin­ S>, a perfect Renwator and Inrimrator the system. Never before in tbs history t___11 l._ _ . BULLS -h XL4ZB EWER. I l-.-cry year incnra-«- tic i mrtihrily c; thL« vuloalilo Hair Picporntion; wliieli u due to, merit a(ot-o. AVo can avsiitc otir old ] ntroiw tbttt it l» kept fhllr rip to it* high standard; snd It i* Um? only iclhli'.c nn«i perfected prejsratiun fir re.t,.;iitg Gc*r on Fanxn Ua:k to its ;..m:hfii| cv-r. lasdiiag it soft, htttrons snd rillcn. The scalp, by its n.w. become* white and clean. It Mnorw all eruptions anil dandrufll and. by it* tonic propertire. prevents the hair from (hUitig out, a* it stimu­ late* sad noaridicw the h»ir-gl*nd«. By its txBc, tbe hair grows thicker snd st rotiger. In haklni—i, it rest ares the eapillarv gland* to tlroir normal rigor. BEARS “J.-* THE GB.EAT CAUSE HUMAN MISERY. UN. MIXER, llMtinp, Mich. M sX’«CX7a*‘1SJf" ■HUr’ * M‘oW«“ oeonontiral HaiuDeesiuxc ever used, as it require* fewer applications, and give* die iiuir a iw lcndid. irkasv ap­ pearance. A. A. ilsyto, AI D, State Asiaycr of MaMacfiusctU, say*, “Tho coiwtitucnt* orc jnutc, mid careful!v rejected for csccUimt (nudity; and I Briggs House, POULTRY WOBLD � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-12-24.pdf 1c3c96ae1b4b456b35b952452de27eed PDF Text Text VuL XVill. JlWWtl asi HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER NO 35. Eads. THE DETROIT WEEKLY TRIBUNE •-------- » . n *•*;nu tor tto> tml of s* refnag*. oreotUit* irxvistoav It n^Jd tsv» bwn wbax i> <*U»! «-4ruab*®f C«ert Mamat. far •!£ w»i pfad for tb* THS LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER tboatol later years and that thia ■». bu- another w «y „l —yin j that Udi.a. Lad no iig'.ta which a bit* m*u were l>.uud to reaped Thia prvehioe i, d«~' cUiod to be adopted Irviu Ue ki wt of llw Stalest Matyiaal. Ta. far a* nr reaary at>-1 auitoble to the t'-rcumuaa- ' ova o: O1E OF THE Sell The Diamond Tooth X C LARGEST WEEKLIES Saw wich is guaranted to cut fifty per cent etouuuc un:;i ba bad «x aatod hu moM to Um- *an»tocn -u «f tba creditor. Nor coul-l tba dablur. a- no*, ai.ap hifine*.* ib ti»a fare vt tba eredi uc vrbilr rvuuaiBd tiampt fr-tn more Wood than Lici null* 1 b.uato-d «brn ba (pckr. 1 tuiuk bcwre •• jart. ur 1 will audalertv Jvu." for ■ Mu* lima »tw n-l iiu i*-r basL* kokm aid bar ai>toadiu O*rx «,a» cn-assib bv.o:. L.r . at XUjltJ Um Tomi to bet tori and faugh-1 any saw made. GREBLE & RUSSELL.. only eta -p-juca Com .x cu.too u farad ■a inOl wrr« use cow and Mwep. U 1810 tbn atBMiu: of -xemjxiu-a wa> taevaaad by addin: th- rein. “ on* tiu.-. and taa apparnl. todding. and tool* ot B>>iiig down to tbe b»*c3 die pac>4 up 1 lb* party." and uuarn thinking oi lu# yowr b*t>ra. ; lbw method* adopted to raiae tfa* H>r ay-* ware b at oa tbe gtvaad, aad fund* neuemarr to ua.r-y ih- j\bu? -ttor wm Uiue Lad eu m tb>s way. •.w raue-l theta abd aaw a gentlemn. ■ •tanamj a few to-t itom her ; it w>. . Bun Hante^h. kor mm time tLev1 *l<tod mokag at each ether. Hagar'e ■ miud was m a paruat cuaoa, lb* «ny i lUauaet I bought wa. that .h« OouH »«• a»K Hott'* |«rdon fcr her c ndnet to 1 nisi. A< tinx <>o tbe itnjml.c st.e cis« quicLly to In* aid. and *arl— " Mr. Hankeigh, 1 behaved ahametnliy to you ; w.ti y.u forgive me T” an • i ramed her e^va to Ha. and *-methn g ' *b« uf there impalte t her to *ar tn a broked! hmitatmg vo®*, biaahiug deep­ I ly tue whde. -And Air. Raoleign—R:tf—if yon ITS AGRICULTURAL HOfiE 1/tDUSTItf. iod freer*! »«tv»ra, ti e dmcriplKin* ol ibaa* r>—la e-und at the prewat time ttn-mrly pniadin-. In 1806 ax. act •i. paaaed lor the eataUiai.ment of a highway, which evidently a as, aid b>doubt ia how, on- of the *troe>» of latrod; and yet iron the act itaall thi* ,lot JILlli 111 Illi DENTIST .Wills Why not support Home Industry? Did you over take the. trouble to find out what makes a comxnunity thrifty and prosper­ ous* You go io the city and you sec the |»eople alt alive and •tiriug. ard the finrt thing yon ray. ts “ They arc doing lou of; the TiunrxE buoitiero here Everyh dr seem- to he doing well. Mechanics, are seen Ly hundreds burryina to their labor wish their dinher: pail on their arm. What is ’.be •■.itMkr of all thu.atir? •••¥” there is it ilctnaiitl at ZTonie for work, '.be peojde patronize Ikme //trfuntry. city p-op'c know tba: it :• to the it own personal interest to A FARM FOR SALEsupport Home trail' ar.d they do it invariably. Who eats wheat riaaed in Barry Comtfyv:f it U not the people in the county? We must build up our own place-, people in Grand Rapids won’t do it for us. We have Men.hanta, Mechanics, Tradeamen. Lawyers. 103 Acres Improved. Dociorn and Laborers; but one a-»j s "we have no mechanics in ' iIuAtii-gi who ean do’a good job of work.” To such 1 would say, loot at our Brick buildings, our Agricultural works, our Milling and our Carriage*. Wagona. Cutters Ac made in Hastinp, and then sav we have no mechanics. Compare tu-day with ten ye. *a This is a Rare Bargai ago; for then there was not even a painter ifi Barry County that could paint a lumber wagon fit to lie seen. There is. no need of. going away from Hasting* to get a Carriage or Buggy, and so fai is Cutters are concerned, you can .Sar« ten dollars on even «.’utter, and get a belter Cutter of me in Hastinp, than in any I other Town in Michigan (great or for 1 know they cannot । compete with my CuUir Machine. 1 am giving my customers the (______________ ___________ benefit of my Cit-'er Mach me which 1 do say « a saving of ten dob•' nm|| iVn liniir lars to them on every Cutter they buy of me. 1 have nearly sold | III- 1 ll'i II 11II lllllll •m my Sr.i tau* or (Wm. •»« •"• HHffllJ which I will have ready in a few days. I shall sell Buggies bdow Par next season. I am ready uow to offer lower prices on bug­ gies than ever before. I am preparing Machinery to enable roe to undersell any carriage builder in the country. Try me on. I have made my customers Hafft. and can do it again. My bus­ iness nearly doubles every year, and that is evidence of aatisfaction somewhere. * filial. 1‘rotvion wa« early made fur the care Ol eno tor <o new a »■*:• v< K«aa.i. mey I • regarJe-1 aa Hwral; Lui Ike ni u-od > I baatoWtog the pebbc etunly m-T ba i awarded aa aommiag r«>4. "to Aakma* oit bare Uudu-u*. “ 1 hardly think you eottld be are*j- .ufficivudv w-11 ka»vn, no doubt, lor •• Well, (ba ia uot pretty, Bolt bn: . 1 doubt IB- purporaa of th* pebKiial tooa ol then b-auty fa not cvar/ibuim No d.H»M trd a. ■ bo.Jouttreaa in*M d>> talk* wait" retuimd Mn Ada to. ...nr eo-tiScalfao torto-cbing aud you. in that gvntfj pitruqrtos* Much * Flat­ i-aHab-e »o drum A B C into tba heedty woman afl-ct* whaw «(iae«in^ nt a ol alnpid children, and that i. my par lik oi beauty in camber woman. *- Unou toe idinci;>U that aa u<!v IF YOU WANT Kate, the victim ia ready.” Uuah, lioifI'm afraid aba heard IFPHOVED 7 In a few a.-cocda more tba in trod or t-cn was [«rlonu«i. ana Hut and klU* Sahjof the Whttlcrf tt'iltonfor; the jxist year is the Best Guar-1 raatee of its Superiority over all other sewing machines Bcin$ the most simple in con- , struclion, and easily adapted to . Siaital asi iKtaol DENTIST different kinds of work, tunning \ j-o^eVW- �ASTOUNDING I ‘StNltta’aii'DirYoniW •18 IN VALUE FDR S3!! A Splendid Holiday. Birthday. WtdI'vl.n.ll. I'— denied that tbe building of the Grand Hirer Valloy Raiirvod haa doubled tho value of all th. realty on either side of it, within a distance of five mites, aod more than tbribblod it in this city. Is the doubling up of tbe value of every man’s iwojierty a detriment to tho pub lie, or to tho individual? That it is not, tbo most inveterate Granger will not hesitate to admit. Then so for our Valley Road io to us a public - blearing. And what is true of tbe Valley Road here, is true of every other road in eve­ ry other county in tbo fitate, to a great­ er er tees extent Thus for then we property aro exorbitant, uni in this par­ :'On this beautiful Christmas Eve. v» ticular they aro grasping tuonopuliea" send greeting to all, ■friends and foes I( thia charge true, and if true is there alike, the eomplimenta of tho season, and nu remedy within the roach of the peotho becedicffou of Him who, when R« Wo answer, tjret, it is nut true, not was reviled, reviled not again. This ou our Michigan roads, either the is, indued, 'the seaeon for mutual good­ charges for conveying |>aassngers or will; for joy and fesftvity; for happy freight ia exorbitant. And secondly, ii thoaghte and humano sympathy ; for it was exorbitant in either case, the kindly wishes, and noble deeds of un­ remedy is in the hands of the people, Ruchreter, N. Y., has sixteen grist selfish charily. Ours, it should be, to and they have but to will it and all ex­ mills, whiili made 600,000 barrels of orbitant rata* are nt ouoe annihilated, flour hut year, tho receipts amounting make glad the haarta, and cheer tho to M.0O0.1XI0. lives of those who need consolation and Beyond question it ia true that capi­ The area of land phuited in corn in aid acrid the cares and duties of life in tal invented in any business should pay Georgia this year,was about 1,800,000 acres. <ir 80<l acres mnro than the acro•» fair per cent. «for State fixe* tho this dark hour of financial nod rammer­ ugs plan tod in cut ton. ' rial disaster, and, so for as we have th. minimum at seven pur cent- ia busines* It is estimated that 240,000 potato­ transactions between individuals. Why sacks and .'lO.OtM) grain-sacks will bo required to move the crops of Hum­ boldt Cbnnty, Crl., this year. To-night, l»t Santa Claus wander Novar iu tho history of 1-sko Superi­ or were the rapper mines on so substan­ from bouse to bouse, from Statu to Stale, tial and jirosps-rous a basis, so for as and from Nation to Nation, with tb« neighbor. Yot it U a fact that tbe in­ wraith of metal is 'concerned, a* they unselfish purjKise of carrying to eich come from the money invsted in the railroads af thia State has never, with tliu kindly tcmvmhrance* of deni heir present rates for transportation friruda, and leths not fail toremembei yielded IAtm ]n.-r cent, and do single thal tho rlighsrt token from friend to one of them all has ever, under rhe iticudu a fountain of joy tv the heart, The Bt-udsr Csmily, who are charged fromwhirii spri ngatli up those lovely flow with certain horrible murders in Kanso*, ere mid to be living in Mexico, and era that bloom eternal amid all the viefoa conspiracy is rej>orted to bq nn foot tudes ol life, gratilude. love and devo■>f our Michigan Railroads are able to kidnap them. A abort time sinew four children in a buainaes men, successful financtsrs, Toonarrow, e<pectally, lei ns be thank- wenretly dsvuted to the wurk ot making family n-ai Fnrt Wayne wore takva, their roads paying property, above en>- suddenly sick, aud died in quick suc­ fol that PtGtidenoo he* given u» a cession. Shortly after tbe father died, homo amid tho enlightenment, tbe com .y suspicion uf. diabunra: purjoses, aud and sow the mother is critically ill. working aa few nreti eyrk in tbeir pri­ Tho cause is said to be n free ttse of vate affairs, aud yet witn all their la- impure water. The following figures uro given as la ■or, and all their ability, they have ' the wheat crop of Mr. Ihslrymplu, of tbe School Reuse, the Bible, and th* Chnttiau Cliurch, the three great ele­ ments that promote tho onward prog rrea of humanity towards those iughm scenve and aasodatkmi that may clnslor around each of us as wo journey ou towards that upper and better world twhich al! our hopes and aspiration, tend. 4 etcrises thr management uf our rail­ roads Uiis'wcuid not be the case if the .bargee fur the transportation of pus-ngera or freight or both was exorbi- tho Redeemer of mtn, worship ano -uay-intadvanciug every public iatvtset' <e ask of our people to look carefully ' into these things. To ascertain all the ■acta in regard to tho working of our ■wilroad *, their liaroignraent and tbeir jirofiU that can bo obtained. Not to adera our great. Creator, loam to boa lake the hearsay statements or spiritual ar.u immortal naturae. Lot us. ns wo gattiur in <-ur churchei to com- ItcooteiM the fhlleat News of tire Da/, carefully collated; its Market Re­ ports are nn»iirpass<“l in accuracy nnd fullness; it ia unequalled as a Family Newspaper.by any. paper in the State ; slid it rigidly excludes all objectionable HAB BBCX MKRaUI) IX •trT.MlUUULDL'* |ss<MHU«t»ta» striking sovstosssmI g~ (after Jintout: TnoMraoit), rias J7 by 28 inche*. Ths test parlor picture ever publBbed. fotSlfi. This large and tiuly splendid Chromo. In all Ite original beauty and excellence, Is ofleied as a premium to each 83 yearly subscriber to Brackets, Paper Holders, Slipper Holders, Mirrors, and Picture Frames, Demorost'n Monthly Magazine, "NIMPO’S TROUBLES,” A Mery lor Clrls. ByOUVBTnOllXB'tMr*. BssaisvM.Muixaa). * crest xre»l tverilo "ilk Iks tkUdros. It to e _ . ...... ,1-4, sirl, hG. sod The Country Gentleman. BACON & KARRS’ For Very Little Folks. 1’asxasux's Mamou for January is already out, and a magnificent number it is! Tbeprindpal steal engraving, “ Good Morning, Mama,*' is uno of the JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT Companion, *' The Trailing Arbutus,* which illustrates a elury by Frank I^e Benedict. are'aluna worth the price of the number. The double sire,- colored. eirel fashion plate is unrivaled, and wilt fascinate all tho ladioe. Then there is a large colored Berlin pattern, a really su­ perb affair, and such a* would cost, at a retail store, fifty cents. Wo Jo not exag- । gerato in saying that the January uum-. ber is a perfect gem uf JoveUnoo*. The stories aro all uauaually good oven for ••Feteraou.*- Byall means subscribe foe this Mags' ice for 1874. It is loti TtniiiniaittiiiniitMBtrtBw BY ST .XlCUOUh AT Tint HOLIDAYS. RINTIN TCTE-VER MUSIC BOOKS Republican Iil i l l New Advertisements. It last matter oigroat rsarot that on tbe subject of Railroads the maae of tbe people are oo» better infoimed. Out Veiy Low READ STONES, I TABLE TOPS, MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. TA_, lAJSI VoLt susi'rCwomMiuouiru roirauin. Tte •*■»• uv». Will................................ */“ AMERICAN MARBLE Tte *s«v ivo Foprr .. .............. „.. . i^e rOil".77...’. J....”'... ................ tAA A, cteap m osy .Irep Iu tte BUM. X B. W* will ottowd to tte rseurvol 1 aod Tte to"«. -a (tot.................................. s.10 Tte MM SV*. Pspsv............ r.w Vol. III. «■»I'"« Caurinrio,. AsiteatM, etc. ' Canter State aud Creek St. Building once occujnnd by Boston Cash Stum. Tte mow. Cve. Udi.............................. »So T1W MM*. !■»I'SFtr................................gto BLACK ft FULLER. Vol. IT. rest's Strep oil boot words, (t Books >.Fslte. Ofo................................ «.te Tte scow. five. O>ll.............................. >^e MvotelMeba's Overture* a* Fi*na UsIm. C'lwU................................................ ... «.»c M.ud.l.wl.'r, Orerturvs os' 1'lsre DutU. ciota... ... .......................... ............... l:>« Mvtort'.liteotM. BtefreUy tesaJ. Full _ rkkoben * io Itouu. rjIt».iUy teusd. Fall «Ht................. ............................... ».« HvteteH's tl.wro. Cotojilri*. DSgsHfr teusd. Fell Bill.....^7................. ».«<> Hckuterl's 1*ismi 1’Msn. KtegssU/ bousd Fall ask.............................................. x-ro LAW CA8E3 & POINTS. ” 3 5’ 55. Polices of Insurance, Cerda Circulars, Notos. Bill Heads, Ix-itrr Benda, Catuloguw, Bank Checks, Receipts, Show Cerda, 5 Chromo School Cards, 33 CITY DEPOT. 333 Oil Paintings *” CHROMOS I 5 —WWW, ^WW OWJ w, MW OWWIV wwre V. Hye Stufts, "rr/"» »*r»T- L D. SINE’S TWENTIETH . GRAHDASNUALDISTRIBUTIOI. 8200,000 00 cuatip capital mitt. $20,000 In Greenbacks PAINTS & OILS 5 Banner Co. DRUGS Medicines ’ uiBUDDCFEmi umrai Whittemore & Stephens, 179 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit J. P. ROBERTS & 3 and tarara H C- Boerne, Pnbhaber. 3 Parle Place, New York Qty. P. O. Box 2787. Smith & Nixon, State St., Chicago- SCHOOL tmilS! 35 5 At Olivet College they have 2H8 aiu, decta. Of thio number 30 nn> in tho . clasriad course ; 38 in tho ecieutific; i 48 iu the isdis*' eouroo ; tho remainder aro in jircparitory and in special courses. , The next term begins January 2d, 1874 MACHINE ! New Prices. HASTINGS MARBLE WOBKS1 s through our Agents a |5 gold pices fur •3.U5 »n currency ; but, being the own••rd of valuable plates and copyright', we can give them a jrremium of |10 in vahre, and one that they cannot ob­ tain elsewhere. With th* valuable pre- masuo via Hostings, to Lowell arid thence north into tha pine woods. But if, aa hi openly dutrgwl, cur railroads are grasping monopoii<M, why increase their number? why add to their power? THE If OWE IMPROVED SEWING New S> spared letorstvls ill Hsn/iqs, fficif. U li .......f l Book'sS« rrvloo™ SOI rarwvo. urns....re ft, fUwlOA VMII W-ll . S '•*' It will bo a large aud splendid oil chromo, 17x21 inches, designed and painted by thy eminent artist, K. B. Carpenter. Is now being printed in thirty difTeroutcolors, from as many diff ereut stones, each color of the finest material. Ne extra expense will be spared to make it the most vaiauable premium of tbe year, and a really beau­ tiful specimen of Chramo-Lithographia A very large edition will be ready ul conferring upon subjects appertain­ for dohvory nt an early day, hoping ing tn tho scbccii room, aud in th" in­ 1 thereby to prevent tbe unavoidable de। lays of tbe present year. ]Kdnt to point over the rut expanse ui terest of ed ucation generally. Charlra Davidson, ho County Treaeour country for both persons and prop­ urvr of Esimstt Cuuntv, while in Lanerty, is mainly up«n the Railroads, and 4ing Friday to settle his ecrou nta with Wo need bun-lreda yes, thousands it cannot be otherwise. Today, mon of thorough and efficient Agents, to whom we can giro exclusive and uncauiu the same breath denounce our rail­ vssred territory ; ntjjl we can uffrr them way system that alone can furnish such advantages and inducements as them the desired relief. Hare, we seel; will not only render the canvassing a SllltllMr'feeilltie* Are dopleasant recreation, bat very profitable. ।_____ Book and Job The ago in which wo live is a progress eive tins, espoccially in journalism ; and. Tho Grand R_-.p«l* and Saginaw Railway has lieen fixated, and work upon it will commence in a mouth. The tub aud pail factory of M. W Palmer. at Hudson, was destroyed by fire last week. Lsi. fit0,000 ;'no Iu- New Scales. I'rwprrvyoo OrevolU.. roe*<Ula( at Two Acmol IXrritVMKYTkl. wt'alf. Frail. *«.. Ac,for Ik* Mas (1,300. Fair’Fiexvrs. Essy Music. H»sU.te»4. •::» Ms/ic i*irvto. ** “• .... I.T3 Ywu>( FusiBt. For vooax pfsyvr*........... 1-1$ DON’T DELAY ’ P«srl“ir«re Ko«r Uson Swt ........ I-?I MaoKOl ttovrosUoea Mtemto riatewUy 11* For another like BARGAIN will tlolteo CbioiM. 1‘srlorMosic........ K.stet. MJ never prrw-nt ilsalf tn this City. JO RbSTAX Tte stew*srv sIm teornl ts doth, gilt I.mIm, pnre. »».« earii. Xosawter lath. IrtJ. (Mt6 Ftsria at Mslter. A soUwliM ot >!••>« l? l lb ; highest, and on earth i'care, good will Tbe '= three yenn ago, “'Glory to God in th* made aa now. JAMES WOODRUFF I* Palestine eighteen hundred and seventy A BARGAIN W, «'•, bvlow s list *r s few of ite test sv4 ■Ml fLpolM- rotaetios rt teas* Pune Ms>k,soo Will oyiwl sny work, roai-poui, OS rvevlpi ol U>v markte pnre. AddrvM all «r4«v to J. U PCTEBM. Mbsm r»b!i»ter. SZ, U,m4w><. X. r. ....... us did tho angels aver the Plains a First-Class Instruments. such HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Banner by any other weekly religious paper published. We go further, and allege that no subscriber to any other weekly religious journal published on this continent or 1 in the world gets so much in real value l lor the money paid as does a New f?ubI scriber to T*» Zadryntava/. AGAIN" 1 In tho City of H-sstingv, caii tlicro Ire ,r ble of demonstration as %ny mr theme, tical problem that we give with Tie Z»dtmpmdnt to New Subscribers more beautiful meritorious, and really, vslu- ® moot recesses oi souls to join in ringing, STEBBINS & BELDING. Opposite Goodyear'^ Hardware. ife And rnsy wo all. actuated by the glori CASKETS, COrri/IS, buhi\l ijobes, tfo Tv/wi/iqs. ID lint arts TH te WBl BMntt Tho Weekly Post will club with any other paper iu tho 8la.e, at fl 60 per year, and tho advantages of this system, if prupseiy “nZ'L n’11 operate to the bcnefil'ot ite own oubecnbwrs as well <u tu the local papera. »*- b.r what is our actual duty to our fol­ W fit. &jfi Si r£ U tbe men will be convinced of tho injustice lone to our railroad corporations in many of the ehargss brought agmntt ilietn, and of tho juatiro of allowingiham without complaint to charge.lor ho transportation of both passengers tnd freight eueh a sum aa will enable • ho roads to earn a fair per cent, on Qt“tTlr /{‘DuotD pnictt. Parlor Sulu, Chamber Sola. Biting Roon. S«U, Library fiadx, Office Furniture, Kitchen Furniture, of nil Varieties and Styles, at- VOLUME FOR 1874. low men. and do what duty demands it. the spirit that actuated Him whose 4r ‘Wiat litkt Hare Boa Expected, to His beheota and reverentially walk glorions birth we this day celebraie HOLIDAY PRESENTS 'OUR YOUNG FOLKS’ Price for Daily. Poet, 110.00 per an cm ; Tri Weekly, fii.OO; Weekly, V-L r in Clubs of Ten 11.50. I dullare a year, with great reductions tu elubs, vis. • 5 copies for 18.00, or S cop­ ies for tl2.00, with both an extra ropy and a superb premium engraving to the person grtiingjup the dub. Specimens aro sent gratis to those wishing to get up clubs. Address Chas. X Ihrtenon, 305 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia ' To this end let us begin anew on this blmacd day tu cultivate ou> Give u» a call before you buy your ‘TSE MB OAKEN lOMET,' vigor than any other Detroit paper, topics alfoeiing Michigan interests­ It gives more complete reports of the groceedinre of Mwiiga- State Sudoi ro, Meetings and Organirations generally, than any other paper published. Two hundred thousand buffalo have It contains local news furnished by boon slaughtered on the Colorado qud ■pedal oorrespondsuts from all parts Kansas plains tbe post reason. It has been discovered in Franco that Tt'troata all public qurebona inde­ the sheath of the hop stalks is superior pendently, and bolds that every subject even to rags fur making paper. Nashville, Tenn., was visited yester­ which involves the well-being of indi­ day by a terrific storm of hail and rain, viduals or of community, whether of sccuuqwuied with vivid liuhtning. religion, politics, bwdneei or education, Ron. Marshall Jowell, United States is a fit topic for impartial aud iutelii minister at St. Petersburgh bra pre­ gent discussion. sented bis credentials to theCre.It is cn outspoken tad decided Re­ California took for seed thia’yrmr 160,. 000 pounds of alfalfa clover seed, tho publican paper infta politireTrom honest convictions, and ia the only Republican product of wliich is teu tons per acre. A St Clair County, farmer raised a paper printed in Detroit, in the English crop of ember wheat that nvt.-rasred language, that discards (from its con­ forty-three and a half bushels to tho duct the influence of factious and per­ sonal jealousies. It employs a higher order of editori­ al talent then any other Detro.t news- UO 000 Hi GREENBACKS ! OR UJH pjEEUjs B SiUMCK! nGBEEHBAMS �HABTlNOtJ TAX PAYER* 1 eill bo at my roaidrace on all Fri­ days iu tbie mouth, for the purpose to receive tax*a aa reqtnrol by law, and tu scvniurodategea I .will be M the at-ro J. Cote Att.rn.lu H«iags.on all Saturday* iu thi* nwvtitbHENRY M. MERRITT, Trf« f\tpdBLlC\fl Th- a-eoaI nom'-r or Scribner', Monthly Magasi'ia is iaaued. and a roteat week's papers of thi. eity regar ling new magarine C« the young te us maikabte good ma, cbn* it ia, wb-n we the death of M. Hall, and mj action in bright end aa full of gord thia-* as th . consider that it root-ir* 100 page* nf first inane—in fact, it cwutaiu* mare trading matter, and b> only 81.M per the cue, let ma brieOy my with refermatter and pictures, for it bsa right a.I- । enr, or 15 conta aingla copia* Cheap Ward'* artiefa staging that I had an- ditional page*. There ar- foriy-fuur aa this is tn* [ertluhera Baud to each •rawd M. Ha’l fifty ilullara towards the l-icturo* thia month, and they tnelud- sutocrib-r a pretty little Ohromu. one ol ' building of a ( atluttc paraon-j- bora, drawing* by Moran (wl>o contribute* a the neata.t piettrv* unt so sweet that and quotfag tho trry trorJt Mr. (loll ia very effective fronliapiec*-). Stephen-, 1—Ite- will be dcligiitei with it. TnShepard, Board, and other Aoe.icaa contant* uf the Jaauaiy number of Bal­ let. It ia ratew that 1 cvir asca-wd artiata. There are aix wonderfully fun kin'* consist uf a Naw Yiwr's story ot Mr. Hall.^y d*U*rs fur this purpoce I ny pictures of l-arnad cute, and the ar­ groat mtervat, veveral excellent abort “Ally. It is aW /rw*. that I ever asesee- ticle which describe* them i* a* lively stoiiee, B'une romsrkxblo poetry, the -d Mr. Hall at all (nr anybody else) foe a* the cat*. . Aeuriou* picture of a gi­ eumtuaucement of a story for children. , ant examining a man through a micro- moro of " Au Unfortunate Match," and j tcopo; one of a tailor dancing with the ending of the thrilling novelette,' white boars ; and another of a coura­ Come hero y- tfoctur—sartors ot thdtbly It ia not true, that Mr. Hall geous youth riding a wbate into p‘>ti. manco that has pleased "every one lever u-el in my hearing, the wards | will excite the curiosity uf every real Here is variety enough to suit most any World—far I b«ve a largo and fresh rraaetintiou Stock. U 1 U,ro givsn by “Q. N. .Ward'’ in quotation j boy and girl. Celia Thaxt-r ba» a taste, so we <to not wonder at the popu mirk* ur any other wurii to that effect' *ea«>uable p.«*, • Jack Fro.t,' Mr.. .atily of Ballou's M*gaa>uc. ss it ia ju t about bis inability uf paying luO.OO ur R. H. Daria contribute* unu of bar first what tbe peoi-le want and will have. I Addies* Tioor* A T auoi . 30 Bioum Ins willirgn-vs* of paying any other class stories, ' Naylor v’ ilia Bu«>«“d I fieri btreet. Boston. The jsibliabvr. .Ise si: SJksF 1 Th- Water Drily,’ by tter.b employ no traveling .ig-cts. It—ia aa aaa-brveay as tba Coast .bout, The Giant jWataburo* ■tel tut at certain lollies, anu Divutoo. Ths pmufiun w kpptveiated by tho older luaJurnagssioa; who will ales «uj>*y r. vponaibility, and we doubt n filled to the a&tialactiua uf all by Aft. Durkee. CHURCHES. fithly. It it is a lUswfarr lit, tent, when Mr Hall's brothrr called on me 1 said that -Mr. Hall must pay filty dollars." .VeJ owe ward was spoken, ‘bat c .uld be distorted even by tho devil himsslf into any such meeniug or intimation. ’Jthly. Errry u> nf tbo reeu, who het j is left at night behind a ' tut key toll and drtulaieJ thia story know or- blind' in tbe depth* of a Vhgtma forest, and something—we should like to know whst is ju.t aboilt ti happen. The French el. y, foi young translators, i- promise* to iximbius iafirtnalion with humor end g -sip »n *ucb .urt ns tu -mke hi* Is:ter* an attractive feature ul th* paper Now to your time tu sub scribe Terius. 81.50 iu advance Clubbing Rate*- Rhrunulixai, Sodda, lAmeneu, Burna, Scre new*, Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Bolls. Wounds, Il isarsene«, View*, Braises, Piles, Hpralns, Headache, Toothache. ___ Colle, Old Sorra, All Hemorrhage*, Diarrhrra, Obstacles to Marriage. KEffi.0qms PICTURES! PICTURES. A rotUatnent and adjustment of every-1 icouut duo the fate tlrm of J. Iteroy-n A Cu. 1 be dteertutton or mid ! Itnn ih-cmteat*- thl«. Ibe Bo*>t and -m-e bustuca will beo ntiuoed by Mr. I. <1. Itunyan, wta* rx|*rt»«a hfo sinrww thane- for pod i«trona<e. ulnl eilu itsthe patrouace ot everybody >n want of lllvt class B<j»t*. Hh we, uver• tic*v. Itubncrs. Hipper* etc., cheap lor POSTPONEMENT TO ADVERTISERS Tl.oB.xvraiv the best advertising' iuv*liutu iu the County uf Barry, having iii-ariy double th- rirculaliun of any other i>up*r ia th* County. Il WEEKLY WORLD. in Tuesday. Slut of March text 'ax? Tuesday March31st,187-4. TBev b*v, wra-Sy rsa'ite* TEIMI. Local 6liw Jlotice;. 12,000 ’ LMIG3AT10 M TURNIN'! Cheap Ferms to Bcuth-wert Mtuauil Th* AtlUlle A I'm. dr Railroad t'-mi I any utter. 1.“tto.Wt acne uf 1<«J « yunllZ oa Frid y eveu-rg n*«t. under th* au* pisro ot Frot D>cki*. W. aro amurod it wilt be «n:*rtaimng in the t-igbait degree. Th- proceeds aro t* be ex­ pended f--r apparatus whu-U is much na-de-l in our L'ulun Scbo-L Wa sineeroiy hope the attesdawce will b. large, as th* euTtoteinment will ba fird-elaaa. end io for Qaoet worthy object. A-- “I" Atbs-t bobuly. MatB-fa Smith­ > number ol P- G ItlxHE « rBixiuv, . >»- ,11 uSrfUJU Iu *U— UUUUk- JOB PRINTING Female " caknv-s*. Itemllty. * Leocorrbara- wbeu ttoy *ro_m*at**<^ «« ? “2sfS"a2rfo«M. yfflZs tSaiiytswtiwi sr.J IMSJ-s fote -uoroTtbssrov""- F-»w vteawJIro^ 1W. RX ro-pte t-v* tetter, and i»-Umprv. srstiSu-"-—• Or. 1. C. AYER i CO.. troll, H=>. SPECIAL NOTICE- (NK, CRAYON, WATERCOLOR AND OILS, Ia. '*'J“ in __ _ -----------—i „*■ ~-------While prtwmbolating Btrte Street P I holiday*, greatly to lhe diaapointmr-ut yrotevdBy, w- met tbe tall Slrog-bearer «< th* people, wtoi desire imjwntaut who, extesxrig hia hsnvray * - ............. “shake.” fap in oar grasp half doUm- m a Ch™ CASH GIFTS. $1,500,000 Sarsaparill pt peculiar interest to y-ung ladies, by Mr*. L B Url-ino, ia given uu ler the 1 head ot Th* W-mvepun Club. I B. F HuU-het c-ntiibub-s a hum-w­ oe* aitwle with tbo lid- <J T.w Ih-J riW. B«|» M— — - ,7ER A MILLION DOLLABS. I. A Text* 1: R . via Sedal... AUani.c a 1'ai.tfo 1< R-. Formvi-. t-mr labite, iu- ahuH*r ankles, are w-ll *e!oeted au-l interesting. The favorite department jul Pigeuuholu Paper*. Head-Work, ua-i Letter-Bag, aro plentilully supliod. and j'tluv lulbpairo illustrations very nice । Osa of th«m i* a luU-jrage rebus by 1 Mis* L. H Humphry, enutled Th. le>uis Mu. ____ . Royal Maga-.ine, for tho solution ol BONEY TO LOAN. which three priroa arooffered ; aud all .gvces’ whicu d-.f;’ —mpetinun by any j ■ ubxribers aud regular buyer* are at Psrtt- de.irins to borrow Money ei­ | ther in large •* small amount*, will do liberty to complete Die pi.ros are. a -u~. .11 .... ........... '•’•’S’1? well t.» .ell on Fred V. Young. AttarLibrary of Book* vnluo.l at One lluu Fruits in t'-mr *o»w>«t. Frail*, Dickies, tfome.. etc. elfc. nt al.. uer at Uw aud Ju-li-w of >/*• drrd Dollar, for tho best wdution, a L limn. " 1 h him y. U m*y. «*’■ fiU - ttfikworwr th-Postoffiee. Bvrineas lively tn tbe oily. brary valued al Fifty Dollar* for tb« .Uli .took «1 J f «■*>*’ “•"* Wo wi»h all a Mer.y Christmaa. aecoud beol, ami Twruty-five Dollars lor tuudicianul and mithaaieul i-uq.*--v. Produce generally, on th* rise. W* have found more advantage, enter- , lur the third. Iu addition to this, every the । rirw and qir-bty •h"6 J™ -ate wh.-r.ver ani whenever, The rar-cl->ud i» looming up b*twe.«n taintnen .' and inafreGon. hy looking, •ulMcnbeprit proaonted with a ecqiy uf suteiu __ over th* new edition of Webet-r * Uo ths elegant Fraoro-Amsncan Fastell- j strictlv purr? article* air required for Eagland an I Spain. See th. change n th* time tab!* for abudged Dictkuary. than we thought picture. The Cuming Wave. All tbte it pnseiMe to derive from any *ro book for thrive dollar* a year. Lie A Bh> the G. -R V. R- RIn th. State- end now is th. lime to •*We think it su-pe**4 « completeness 1 core lar.iu.-u- Call at once. TMf । The geiog, we •»» !°hl- in tbe to un­ *nv book ever pvlHohod, end we f-e (>ard, Bu*fun, aro Ibe publisher., am) try is terribly rough. U0BSWAOOI.ED ! . jrrod that it is AmericanI Everv man who don't buy a buggy A new Music Store ivbaing tatol «P _ ... t._ Ix- * new ft Rower's new block by Mr J. Fetib On Sunday mo The Decvu.ber number of Wood's prrobvlerian Chi Household Magarino is repteto with Rev. Mr T*<” who preached good reading—entertaining sketches, jic S bools of this dty from Friday next | American B'ble Its table ul from Matlhew. •torisa, poems, Ac., Ac. until Moudsy. Jan. 5th. LroHMA d-r"' >bi"r«E'k contents embraces the following arti­ ' T»v* license ordinance is bemgen-j -Heaven sad earth shall pass cles : A Better Country, Mary Har:forced ia this city, to .th* lasting endii wsll; An Engineer'* Yarn, Albert Wil­ ■eav, but my words than not F«*’ liams, Jr , Our Party at See, fap. J. 8. cf Mayor Barlow. Breckraridga ; Two Entboaiaata. H. M JU J- Ferteet. the negro wife mur- ; to u Ch»w. k"“i ““ *• ,w‘ Lewtral; Prseeuew of Mind, Rev. F. W. Holland ; Our Babir*. D. A. Gorton, iusl. at Joliet in. 200 School *■«•«M. D.; BleMednvte of Hxihro. Teno8 Black hoard*. M’ Itewev, Eaitor of th* BsSarrI... gone to Omaha, N.braJta, to spend Bt tbe Mirl.igan Evrban'w in Itetrmt j roun ; Hau* Dvodledee, Kmlolph Man­ T> i. Hnr’~- elwwys the p-relsr Detroit | tel; inatalimea: uf Max Kromer, author Christmas with hi* friends there. of Jrotica'* First Prayer; Codfish amt Many efear BUbacribers have within Hmn. of Mfohurwn »«de-wUv pop°'« ,!“D “ " ’* Potatoes. Chapter II, by Eteanur Kirk ; | a f- w davs called and paid u« for th* Mi«ry Jippe-u.Cliapt.rVH.VHI. t-y Dansn ‘a year ahead. Thanks, gentte„nng men v* i.- • ------H. V. Osborne. In addition to these widl be pl-nly iu buwu-s. purou t articte* aio reveral ptetly puema. a a near fumr*. Such ou.i b.*ur <ho Th* adjourned *e*mou of th- Board charming link Cottage Design, nnd>dat. u. tiv.mt • torero^ih.y anu-u" 1 of huperrfo.r. wHl be held fa th. city, —. — k—_(Ju, U^1 depa.tm.ote -mbraeng uur will SteiitjuvtM^h-pta^^ commencing «m the afternoon of Ibe utb ume by nsrmny » ‘ lluawkeerr. C.urrspundeucr, luterao »lucatx>n at FtOl. Sweasberg ► of January. tUtora, 1-ngb.ug ttwek. ae., I* The .’rtri.lCulfod.thia The MMOla are literally tbrorged . paid for engraving for th« «««“«* “ ,nU'W .t butte in l-iku.-. ^1 ’ 7",^ GEO. H. JOHNSON with people and team* daOy ; ’heat aa* opp>r umt>a.joang m«n-(d»i-) •OU Folia" and pork being brought :■ in large All tbo above lor only uoe doll-r |-et quautiri**. Pricro good. witaChrou- " Yotomite" on. Judge Hoyt will bold a roesfon ol nullar a»d a haA Addrw*. Mw3 th* Circuit Court tor th* dectason of Woos'* Hotsumu* M*aaxi»«. CMS* ia bi‘ heed*, etc- on the after Jsswbergb. N. T. nooa «i Tuoeday. Jae- 6th. We hevw *ueM splendid pssces ol RUTLAND TAX-PAYERS. l~r or Lnrx*» romainmg at Ariisat m«M> which w* win sell ch-*p to I rill b* st mv resident on all Fri Hasting*. P- 0- Dec. 23d. 1CT4j ssv who may be iuciia-d to bey. Givw .isys in thia n>*lh, lor th* P twm.. H. Durkee, David Dates, Cy- j For th • accommnda Jon uf our < ser bars who dearie any oibrr I" tasffsnue. ur paper, pul liahe-l, aith with* nt tbe -tivertieesl ptemiuma, will ob'oin^t foe you at th- Lo' fourth Grand Gift Concert r*>7 —This favorite monthly ivsnmcuco* the new year very much anlarg-l acd improved, yet slili Under the editnrial control uf Oliver Optic With a laudiable desire Iu to'.rin their old sub­ set bees a* th-w grow up, the pul.U.hets are adding new featutvo in stories aud articles for olu as well as ) uung Prol. James Do Mule eutuuieucvs un btstorical n ma nr* in this number, ontided Th* Ltly and the Cross, a tel* ul Aesd-e, iltnsirated by the vs.l l.nuwu ariist. W. 1. tsbepperd- Oliver 0, Jl drag before a non-Catholic public for w. r BA-TMAN V. f dfccussioti I trtU not de—it is nune of Viko. M. nEWXT. rente. HAST1NUS EOIMSE.NO.SB,-wtevvvw [ thrir ba.in.ws Th* very spirit betrayled. the laueua^* uae<l in th* communi1 cations On tin* subject and in its diacutsiun in the Isirroums an I tbo conduct of tbe friend* (f) of Mr. Hall throughout, would so tu to be tbo vary oest tindica। tu>n and justification of my action (or . rath-r inaction} in tbo ca-<—if 1 need- ■ Wave.or the Bid-lrn Treasure of High 1 cd any or cured fur nny al the hands of Ifock. illustrated by C. G- Buit. y GrurgcM. Baker- who** ccntribeCun. . to the bon e and school drama have had greet *e«w-, write, a serial sto.y i under the u'tle Running to Waste, ttoIl gives us groat pleasure tu announce 8;-.ry of a Ticnboy, iliuur-ted by M»»* ; that wa hare made an arrangement with tho •■Her. Petroleum V. Ntabv,'’ (D. R hrs sron moro people au l trams in this locks, E-q.) to furnish Tax Barcsu- city st ou* li*h<-. than b* ever saw at co Ba»>«* a tetter each wook from any on» time ia Independence, lows, where ho furm-riy lived. Indepen­ dence is quite a largo city, and bis tw» [mark* moke us fret a li.tle proud uf Hasting*. Now, hurry up the new | Railroad aud g. t th* on running north I and Booth from here, an>l ln-tep- udmeo ^or D<peud-nce wiil bo nowhere. raKK^iji 1 am now all alone in tho Photourapli I will nut be dragged >uto a newspaper । controversy and shall co reply to any turttier attacks, no matter bow rile th-y be. If their language an-1 course suit* some excellent ami humane proposition, the •a»tee uf tbo public. 1 am willing to ; regarding the relation* ot buys and let them enjoy it. but J shall treat it as birds ; end ' Jack-in-the-Prlpit,' who is last becoming a general favorite, has a 1 have frrqoeutly gone 10 aud 00 fund of lively and useful matter to talk ties to attend *».k calls, aud ia my । about. Tne page for little folk* is very resout uiissioti'vvry often go CO end ■ good this mouth ; and ‘ Tbe Riddle Box' ; is crammed with gt«ri th'lfigs uiissiun. Th- very next day alter M Hall's death I wont nineteen miles far through ram and mud to attend a dj i 4 C*lW< being »ut in the storm for seven hoijrs aud /though thn greater pert of the iiiahtr There must'then, be TRUE TO NATURE.' POULTBY WOULD specialty �OdTOBKR. THE ALDINE, Many people have a desire to know ha value of gold and silver in bulk ind to thia end we have secured tbe cdlnwlng from Prof. J. F. L. Bchirraer ■uperinteadeat of tba breach mini iu hta dty, and it may be rolled upoa m ottvcl Tho fineness of Colorado gold ud tbo c ateulatim of raless on gold rnd silver aro also given. It ia a mat­ ter of ooueidorablo valaa, aod should bo RICHIGAH CERTDAL ft- fl- Irani River Valley Division VINICAR BITTERS l.21R.75'pound^kvutrdupou; a ^ic not oi pare silver weighs 056.25 pounds svoirdupoX Ono million dollars gold coin weighs 1,656.4 pounds avoirdupois, one million lollais silver aril weighs ..8^29 0 ;wund« avoirdupois. If there u one per cent, uf g.>!d and ilver in one lou of ore, it contains 01 G3 ounces, troy, of either of three lhe average fineness of tho Colorado told laTHl iu 1.000. and tho natural Hoy : i-ol<l. 781; silver. 209 , eoppoi. 10; total, 1,000. IM clcuiaUons at the mint aro | made on tho buaif that U ounces ul Jandsrd gold, ur DOO fine (coin) ia **>rth 6800, and 11 ouncos of silve> 900 (cuin) ia worth 112,80.—Dsassr A'*n. ■Mis Owy sAHsksU*rtaMlM>Ke« llw>ra.t-> j ALDHtw euisx lor IBs csuxsT asteslialvta Aswtwa, U Is .<.!• nuioiiy is roeautsr iLn uvwss^ol ihT’pt-J.ruZu* »l Kr>si । Haniatlon BITTERS, NsmmI AcaOray. s>U *»xr imHs4 Asmtuss srost'a TUE. ALl>lXEo\i\ irpnUscs sssmptcs sf lb. b.-.l jM.irr., .nb a .• lu U» UickMl S’USK seems u-l rrnl.u i1 <r*l intsml. Taws Uta aubscnWr lo > HE Ah/l/JTA'oUt >« • •<>!<"■ reu. •«■)•*< ,. hia >>u luam* U.a plmurn asA r<Ua»x isfureos ul Michigan State Boo-Keepers* Asaocia* Tita asartarlr Ustei sistas foe IC« sill te I? M.-.n a^A J. U. non, Vaa decided- to hold a apocisl Tita. Th* IteruUMilMSS ter IG« will cuar.iB spar , moc iug at Kalamasoo, to cutumcuco tel AasUua ary>vfw>stelo lbs hu«>, by cur be. 1 Weduoedav. May Gib, 1874. It is ca l*ccia!ly drscred that all members U i.rooont, and, in behalf of tbe Aasocitiiou, we urge ovary b«e-ke«-peer in Michigan to attend. A cordial iavitatation is also extended to all persons in­ terested in tho sdenco of boe-cnlturo, whether residing in this or other states, duroly uiuch good may ba derived from O-'tobar. w|tb IU Ta mn lha tatetaa’a AIIMel hasd. patient rc*xnm bia health. They are tbe grc.it bto.l punfkraml a life-civing prin­ ciple, a perfect Iten >vator aud Invicoratcr of tbe system. Nuvvr bitfaroin tbe history tbw*iV*UM>i»<W silver ilBMlurslaraiacweis. of tbo world ban a medicine been coianortuihd (KMMWMng the remarkable qual­ ities of VtsroanBrortnalu healing the sick of every disease rar. is heir to. Tueyirnn Cucl'nrHBtiv'-av well aa a Tunic, relicvCot>gw.lion or Inflarnii.-.tion ot the Liver amt Vuc-ral Organs, in Hilums Dis* I’ruiMH. >■ a.-*. If men nyi eitioycood health, la them nte Vienne fimtu u» a un-dicine, CrU T,.i' I! •iiioittd-.j-i-ki *. 1-.-.1 v.vlrvl.t LANTATION Bilii-i.-, RrnilUmt, ni;<l Bitters ,B.taL iatfij 8 IMt Xtt&i hint MUMS BLANKS AND STATIOKKItlE’, । pring, and from the able papers that j •ill be presented. Timely notice will to given of alt further ntrangemenia. Ath'rres communications or inquires cuucrrning the subject to FkIkk Bkstox, Secy Mich. Ilee Kcepore' Association, ’ Shelby, Oceana Co., Michigan. SCHOOL BOOKS Michigan Jlenlral R^I. PATENT MEDICINES, ; OLD, RELIABLE ARD DtHECT ROUTE, Paints, Oil-., Varnish and JA„ Stuff*. “CHOICE GROCERIES! Traveling ' pashets, Druggist Sit.-Irk •, nnd Farn-y Artic!*- . Nico Young Man— Because you can make a spread with it i A Wall street Man—Because it is tho | hardest to borrow when you neel it the I moiu 1 A Pc or *k rung Mnn—Because it don't ' take long to count alt you’ve got. In Chester and Lvnsaster counties is |! An Esper.uueod Man—Because it! I think, tbo moat finished forming in don’t do any good unices it is used the Union. Tbe forma, cotupoaed of a An Unfortunate Mau—Because you brickdust sort of soil, are cultivated from can’t get it back again when you lend fence to fence, every rod. iu the forma it .of Flemings and of Brittany are culti­ A JucoenjYuung Man—Because it ia vated from helge to hedge. Cattle atind with their four feet in two feet ol clever. Every field is a park. Every A Theorist — Bocaum there's no Bya­ barn is a coa-pekoe. Every pig pen, tom of central redemption whereby it is a prnvino paradise. Penn-ylvouia ia can/b« re'urued utter tearing the po*. pre-emineutlv tbe State of barns. Think aeedbRaf ita owaaf. of a throe-story barn, with a swell front A Young Lady—Because it ia handy and A' nnw windows io the roof, aud a to have when one goes on a journyy. luxuiioua portico where tba Sybaritic i A Bard-iuoney Man—Berauen it ia alters ehew tho cud of awoei content­ inconvertible. The owner can't present J . fornt uu-kuminer s-nmiags hi* uTubroli* al thZ Treasury end de­ And then behold tbe little cabin m ' mand ruin for ita full value. the rear wbsro tho agricultural Dutch- | . An Importer — Because it won't pay i man lives with bis "Irow," and There , dubws at the custom house. Uie children lie on the floor and envy I A Careless Man—Because it is easy ' the bappy cahee in tbe lattice portico. | Ev.-ry I<rn is three times «a largo as ’ tba bouse, which serves aa a sort of ap pendago, and. as it were, playa second fiddle to it. Tbo barn is headquarters, and the house a sort of wntry-box whan tho man resides who takes care of it. Tne barn is slated, painted, cor­ niced, rislcrned, lightuing-rodad, ths pig-sty is slased. -thi> chicken coops are excuso lor not paying hia board painte*l. and the worm fouoea are white­ aays. as far a* be ta concerned tho washed as for ns you e«:i s«c« 1 have renev ia like an umbrella; because no doubt the .original dwellers here used up. whltewasbsd th-> ground for acres; around the domicile twice or thrica a Ba Ecoiomicxl.—Look tnost to your yen.-, til! they learned its totality. I do not know about tho effuct on spending. No matter what romes in, rattle ot so much petting. I shoal4 if more goes out. ycu will always be poor. The art is uni in making money, think jt would loud to make tho animals aristocratic, yet 1 do not know ot any but itf s|Mir.dtng it; Utile ex[<n*e«, like | phire where rattle are more stuck up mice in a barn, when they ora many, ■ than they ata in the West There, you make groat waste. Hair by hair, heads 1 know, wo barn no barns to speak’ot. get gald : straw by straw, the thatch There aro townships enough ia Minne- goes iffllie cottage; and drop by drop, the r^iu cauiea in tbe chamber. A bar­ ret is eouu empty, if the tap leaks but rid.i of a straw«ack in January, and it a drop a minute. When you mean tu must Ix> admitted the weaker animal, save, begin with your mouth: many are ecundcrably hutap-barked aud sub­ thieves pare down ths red lane. The dued in their toolings by April. Moreo»sr. here the lermcrs m>o lertikrers, tbtmro, keep within compose. Nover but in Minnesota wa have an idea that stretch your tegs further than tbe the earth ia an orange to bo sucked, a blankets will reach, or you will soon be goose to be pinched, a apeuge to bo cold. In elrthes. choose suitable and aqueeard, a reorrrtnr to be everlastingly lasting stuff, aud not tawdry fineries. drawfa Jrotu, uithuut in the least dimin- To Ih» warm is tho main thing; never uhimt ita flow. All through tho cen­ mind the looks. A lull may make tral West they aro learning what Min- money, bnt it needs a wise man to spend neeola has j.tto learn, that 'Nature's it. ItememUr, it it carter to build two wheat restorer,' to which tbe poet so chimneya thar. to keep ltfM going. If touchingly alludes, io not balmy sleep, yon give all to back and board, there is n uthing left lor the savings bank. Faro but manure.” hard und work hard while you are j oting, and you will have a chance tu rest when you in old. When certain wits were abusing tl»« English climate, Cbarira tho Becond dechred tnero waa cane belter in Ecioi--. because nowhere could one comfortably be cus-doun mure hours in tho day and more days in tbe yrer. Tho Nebraska climate is not inferior to the English. It has txJder days and hatter da vs, but ot tbeoo days whieh John Bull calls *'tUMtty,**ii baa tot one fourth as many aa John grumbles at nil bb liter long, uuksa they drive him to suicide or to CONFECTIONERIES ! UAESn.M urr, i.rr* Pami Brostei Painters SIkl PIER GLASSES! smaoiEBci dia fflisc Hat FCRsmaiscwni WANTED ! 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring ! Bilim diepUy tn decided u, influence • that improiriueut i» uxia perceptible. | Jaundice.—Ill all oi» • of jnundiee. rest aarmicd tint your liver u not doing ita work, Tiic only tcadble tmilurnt i« to ; remote the otcreuon of the bile ami Ivor ita rcmov-I. For this purpose use I Cathartic Pills, WWEST PACKET ruicE. 1—nAsea.wJs ffl'Wayii J'Xiaa & lajisaw ■ssuaaaLftstifta.'ssi Good Tough. Oak, Rock Elm, or White Ash Lumber I U.SIts.Ito b><saa< liMIrr. st lbs I'rWauu I Is Itoiuy W lla»Uap...„ lismlsv ito =4 <t» ' J«ai*»-> Mil. U o«te k>| i«*n. aU Ito r. '■"ffiS-At. (a Feed Cutters, Bob-Sleigs, Wood Sawing Machines. 3 q 3 6177 Commission 3 3 3 partiafik. In these tho menu tamporaturo is 52 degree*. A woslhsr-rtxord n*do hut winter at Plymouth, a colony Merchants 135 eatei rrarrr, cEmorr. men. Only 50 Cents per Bottle. The April alarms wna fatal ta men and breita, but only tboee meu who wrn-cangi.'. far. from sb-Iter, and to ftreNoaUto wheat bad taag been only half fc-i or worn out by hard driving. | Cattfo that were in good lieari waataer- ] cd i:, thuugo not nnuor cover. The! TenTewewwrwwwMIe (sT»ee<ir>ir to liar-news F. BL Hungerford & Co. JOB PRINTING to hatee been Jb dogrose below, and that onto oaee, January 28|b; tba mer­ cury tail beiow nro ou only twelve daw. endcu **ly two days stood betow BIL CROOK’S TOE OF TAB 1 I SlIwZ tetSasT^SoS THE GREAT CAUSE HUMAN MISERY. Wm'tGtefiiHffHair. LYON’S 5107 , Briggjj House, • Randolph BL and Fifth Aro., CHICAGO. IM.Wten K-4. nWk am *a sM aBa.baa WORLD � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-12-31.pdf fa27a8f5d086ca0d3eda788217adbb03 PDF Text Text 8^^^. Tlje Tr|i Republican BaMreiv RATES OF ADVERTianra. VOL. XVI11 HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 34. (873. carft 'Tijssmal and Arfosxrrs. ' THE DETROIT pocirn. WEEKLY TRIBUNE THE ALPINE MAI DEH " 01 ’ AN VEMOR k RUSSELL, TTM. II. 1IAVFORII. good nuiruing to the intruder. make it cimveuienL and eepecially L» But although Our Young Folk* <1i«*pBret Harte and Gail Harmlton contrib­ “ Husbands arrange to acoompcny your huaband ute atoriae; Harte’* bring fentiilod A should aasart themaelv** tometime*," he informed Mnuolf on the way to busiMonte Flat i’aatorel; How Old Man neaa. What would Iweouw of them if an erasing. Last night he hurt tn* iug. for fta boat writer, will contribute they didn't? He bad been married.two dreadfully by saying that if the baby kept on iuterfermg with hie pleasure he Mr. Trowbridge, the editor at the should dub it a naisanee I Poor little THE LEADISO REPUBLICAN PAPER more than Iwxorao domiciled in their hi* magarino, to St. Nicholu, which thus rooeive* a moat valuable addition Greble & Bussell C. G. HOLBROOK. vourrelf and huaboad exactly. Your nhe could ssrr, and crochet, and em­ huabend want* you. and i« Icinoly and writer* enjoy ao high a reputation in broider, and was very fond of reeding. ditcontented without you. He cannot juvenile literature a. Mr. Trowbridge. thia holiday number of St Nicholas. ONE OF THE WM. IL BURGHER, . •*k,i“r °*“l PRrsaCIAES A tSCEOEPES. Sell The Diamond Tooth X C TV DCTltOIT WEEKLY TBIDUSK, tor rf to cut fifty per cent more Wood than During the yooreolf into a atate of illnaaa and actu­ al diacomfort beeauae you cannot Mrve both a* you feel they (tiould be (erred. If your htuband want* another Mrvant ----------------- ma ■ law; but altar toe birth of the baby,' and tbe added re­ sponsibility of bouMkeeping, everything "Ob, Mr*. Harris, if you could only • changed. Mr. Penney did not. could live with u»!" 11, dear if you want me, for I home, end perhaps I may do thought) IN THE NORTHWEST. Saw wich is guaranted A. I*. DRAKE, while the quality of iu content* 1* hi* Thought* LARGEST WEEKLIES ' i/M.v. v- 1.1 ix > I. r. 1, number*, and that it saying a groat nor ia illiutroted by a portrait. deal. It u unuaually rich iu .tori?*. There i* a New York Chriatma. story, called ••Pete," by Mra. L. G. Morae, which ia moat admirably told. Then 6&-C0LUMS NEWSPAPER Rhode. fairy Christmas Boy Who Worked, by Roswell Smith. toon sente, grsxl health, and the good of her manner radiated a magnetism nature that come of both, arranged all unmistakably repellent Had Mr., elicit, and both husband and wife J Penney remained healthily *unny, ba- bleu th* angel that was eent to them in undoubtodly havo tleman; A Garret . Deprived of the any saw made. ORS. J. M. K C. RL'SSE! st;iUJioxi-oe« mass Anthony Frouda, John Hay, R. H. Stoddard. II. H, Frank II. Blockton. axtna ha* been bought by 8cribn*r A Adelino Trafion, Edward King, Roboo- In one FOR 1874. W RIGHT k HOLBROOK. ■xganss-. NO. 36. "I found that I could snare you to- by actual St- Nicholas for January. Ida), Mn. Potmay.'* aha exclaimed; caused by neglected health. Get well, The January number of Scribner’* aod your bread will be all right." . Monthly hu among it* contribntca "Do you really think aoMrs Harris! But how shall 1 get well P* Bret Harte, Gail Hamilton,CharU* Dudao if you Ilka, own store of good thing* for the Christ- In Topic* of the Time, Dr. Holland diacuMoo Church Union, The American Restaurant, and Literature for Boy*. i In Th* Old Cabinet i» aomethiug about New Year’s, Chri*te=«, and the. Black Poor, Fur., and Book Club.- Th. a<a- Story of the Jolly Hamper Man, by H. ■Ml wHh -L-l. SS!1 --------- ’ - ---------- ” '—Aonaidarod I JOHN lUltlFJlTS. HU ffl SEE TIIEJl I’hrough the courteaios of a in who came from Spencer ww are furnished roualy;1 '»unty yesterday sre brought out tbo material .ho rished with t>‘« particulars of a doanerato fight . I AVV. a V«ry "eu, -o, rv- ................ — ----- ...........-.................. pliod, BFP»«™tiy more to herself than i Taylorsville on Monday afternuoa last. THE LAST FLOWER OF THE YEAR.'. .. eotn[aaion; “but f1 don't mind I1 II >t afenAir* appeire that that tha the lut.-tvvla iteople ItvrnoHying in in tliu the ‘•o much about that, I moan I could vicinity of tho Cal' CalTlili* Hilis bare havo known for ( j bear ill health very well, if I didn’t have a long time that there waa a feroeiout panther prowling through tho woods ' other things to trouble ma." | Tha pale face uf the dressmaker over tho hills, and tho beast has fre­ ' lighted up wonderfully, aa the met tbe quently been seen,'but by some meani ha* managed to M*ar<> it* bacon" by ' Lav quick uiraunts. On Monday last a with sudden inepiraunn, •• will you al- uian named Richard Holt came acroat GREBLE & RUSSELL. (OXVEYAXCEns. CX=tUklx.KJU.ah7.rulh« . JOHX Q. VRESSV. t-WESS'. T. B. DIAMOMD. :<>. eupt or scnreiLs. «»a without fatal effectbowervr. Butterworth, iilurtfated by six jolly meat* are aa full aa usual. pictures^by Mtopbdaa. Be* idee all this, running ia Bl. Nicholas. What^Might January, contain* a lavish supply oi Have Been Exjwctcd, by Fntak II. Stockton, a story for boys, whicU lelta er.rv.ab.;, ul creased its popularity and added new which contains this month, beeidea a cidedly evriona Christmas tree. - - — - employed in that capacity—giving to the magazine not a earelrea auperviaicnf This idea, some lively stories of ing constantly, and is splendidly adapt- ! anything; czportonce of tlio richest and moat amjnlrimr daaerintion." ITS AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT ! thing," replied Mra. Penney, with hail landed upon Hoil and wa. *avag«)y clawing him to death. A little boy lUK luo vum c oau, j®,, tula, uulu, - --------- - - ----- . | [ am failing utterlv in accomplishing ■ couhi not help but miner., trad soeiug I - 1 -------- ■* ' *d. ran fut succeeded He notictri a party of rking in a field about GEO. II. BROOKS. Then not the slightest connection with its - - for girla, Nimjei1* Trouble^- by Olivo Thorn, eo well known a. a writer for Mr. S. E. Bhutee, Ito proaeut publisher. young folk*. The opening chapter* in- Mitchell and John Hay; poem* by Wil­ liam Callon Bryant, Lncy Lnrcora and [icrticn. Mary Mapca Dodge; description* of Chriatmaa toy* and game* ; sprightly talk from Jack-in-the-Pulpit; a lirtly and a half. Address Ncwburjti, N. Y. exceedingly wall-written account of the arm themselves they hutity proceeded poor little princes who are Igjried in the MISCELLASEOCS CASKS. Old Letter*. BuL Mra. Harris," interrupted the I "nJ" r'’llof to ll« unfortunate Holt; lady with an ofianded air. but when they reached tbe spot they The engraving*, of which there is a •• Wait one mofoent, and 1 will ex- fouad him deed and the body torn alNever bum kindly*writ ten letters; it ' Whruot support Home Induitr/t Did you over uke the plain—prove th* truth pt my statement I moat into shreds. Tho beast._aftor kill- gennruu. display,—about forty iu all ty your own word*. You acknowledged, j ‘nK Kim. had evidently eaten a portion the paper ia yellow S^’XShMii'/uviert trouble to find out what makes a community thrifty and prosyerSrlrrt Jt»rp. a moment ogo, that wou wore not well, i hi*body, as there wore Urge lump* and* that traced the , otjs ? You go to the city and you ece the people nil alive and but that this fact was of small impor- of two ot lh« b'’dy tbat •“““ magazine of art. teuee compared with other ttap. 1 not be found anywhoru about tho spoL teSr*tka:to‘‘l*<t*a ' I stiring. and the first thing yon say. 18 " They are doing lots of A WORD FITLY 8P0K EH. New, 1 maintain that health is the I O« informant did nvt know anything THE TRIBE -----waaew wriniMK t cnL---- biL«iness here I" - Everybody scents to be doing well. Mechanics groundwork of Jill happinee-i, the be- 'bout Mr. Holt'* family relation*, but arc seen bv hundreds hurrying to iheir labor with their^ dinner UfTRotT. Mtnn. I »t uurox xizr. ginning and end of all progreos. With­ pail on their arm. What is the e-nusc of all this «tir? “Y” there out health you can no more be a com­ went in our column*, the proipoelu* of elderly .piniter Cuds, lathe Impeatfonin n demand at Home for work, the people patronize flome Intimipanion for your husband, and a wim mother never had soar bread.' mother to your child than your husband T his was n most unfortunate remxrli tr<j. city people know that it in to their own perfional mterest to could be a good business man without rible tragwly. havo organized thowenl- year is ample dvidenee that the entersupport IIome4rad« and they do it invariably. Who eats wheat it. This, then, is the first thing to bo voa into a united,furoo for the purpoe* riaaed iu Barry County, if it is not the people in the county? YVc nfNDKED AXD KlilirTY-TlIKEE ACfllW. aa did not hinder him from going on much I evnaidrred. Your nerves are rasped, of bunting down and and .laying the lication are determined t. make their Btelv Slr»«l. Meua4 «oor et Iks Ds«S. ’ your child ia mare of a burden than a monitor of the wood.- It I* »aid l11— must build up our own place; people in Gram! Rapids won’t do Joy, your pretty bouse an unpleasant the bidooui yelk of tho beavt can it for us. We have Merchants, Mechanics, Tradesmen, Lawyer, 100 Acres Improved. responsibility, roar husband seems iu- hoard every night, but that th* pe DoctorH uud Laborers; but one says ‘we have no mechanic* in are afraid to pur»uo it after dark. to talk about netting her sponge over considerate and unappreciative; and the Hastings who can do a good job Gf work." To such I would say, demon that hu brought about this irr:«»U ik>14 «■ tU net llbml terras complete Uettunorpbosi* lies entirely in Here and There a Gem. good idtettAitu. look at our Brick buildings, our Agricultural works, our Milling yourself— yoar preeont lack *f healthy 1 and our Carriages. Wagons, Cutters Ac made in Hastings, and foundation." partinoats are not neglected. Th.ra are then say we have no mechanics. Compare to day with ten yeafs “Bui John doeen't aoem to ayznpo16 page, in each number, well furahhago; for then there was not even a painter in Barry County that ffO/KE l/IDUST/tf- A FARM FOR SALE- My This is a Rare Bargain ! could paint a lumber wagon fit to be seen. /There is no need of going away from Hostings to get a Carriage or Buggy, and so far For full particulars inquire of LotaPure Wines and Liauors! •is Cutters are concerned, you can Save ten dollars on every >OB HKDICISAL PCKItWB*. CARIOON SMITH. Cutter and get a better Cutter of me in Hastings, than in any other Town in Michigan (yrcat or mall), for I know they cannot compete with my Cutter Mackinr. I am giving my customers the benefit of my Ciater Machine which I do say is a saving of ten doh i I are to them'on every Cntter they buy of me. I have nearly sold DENTIST ' out my first batch of Cfitters, and am Jiunniny Out another lot which 1 will have ready in a few days. I shall sell Buyyiee below A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. Par next season. I am ready now to offer lower prices on bug­ gies than ever before. 1 am preparing Machinery tn enable me to undersell any carriage builder in the country. Try me on. 1 Beautifully Illustrated ! Sweet’s Hotel, have ouule mV cuMomer, Hvi-rr a»<l can Jo it »pun. My bnv inua nearly double, every yew. and that t, evidence of mtotfeelion wmewhere. } R REED RariivillB. IIEMITII ttll llffi Mickitai. ■ TRIUMPHANT! IF YOU WANT Hwy WHEELS!? & WILSON IfipitOrED B. F. 8TEINHOFF 6outli»idt> state Street. HASTINGS. MICH. THE IWliffl PAINTING! Sales of the Wheeler Wilson for the past year is the Best Guari rajitee of its Superiority over all J. HEWAICU WoaM rwpwltullf .nnwiiie. te ll-f W«F’» other ecuting machinesBeing the most simple in con-\ PATKC-I strudion, and easily adapted to different kinds of work, running 1- the diaappointmnnt the bad felt in not plearing her hueband Into gall and bit- thought* to watch, in the family onr to exageration. Bush alight coloring if baker's bread dore not suit your ap- Content ment abide* with truth. And Moore and enable him to devote hi* you will gousrall, anffer for wiahing to tim. and attention to the editorial manJiie any more than yourself. The ita are diacordanL Ho i* immothrown out of eqaikbrimr, and toriure.—Btlpt. . __ .____ t.s_ir i_ ______ . easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing n uties whifh recommend the Wheeler right to expect comfortable fltoa La itain'u-hL" on* one cxpenenei-dwin it. romjikably tponribilily in homo maUarer’ •• You would not think of finding Penney thought, by having the lut fault with your huaband becaun nature word, bo could dissipate the shadows he had not <mdow»d him with the maana bed .o heedlessly evoked—but of course of providins hi* baby with the fiat food useful juvenile uioutbJy that surpasses within and without la undisturbed; the miracle ia. "To rejoice in tribulation f* and this miracle ia contrauxlly wrought ilept three conreculiro u<t rhyne month*, with thia baby. John Penney, and that you Stnial aid fcmtai DENTIST Union Block, over Benton Cash etore. ^IXeMykaew. Jfc Wilson tothepiMic as Superior to any other sewing oitncirs rWWW k. D. COOK. Agent. be at her poat, is off duty. No wood qualified by over thirty ysars’ experi­ then, that Monday ia a dreadful day. Although the line may be thorongL, ence in agricultural journalism. Wo rubbed off before hanging out Urn congratulate tlio Rural New-Yorker on Coriainly no agricultural A CART _ An Important DettuL •' Better lot thioga go without attenon until the bttlo one ia loM trouble.” "And then John would find fault •' that if you were to rise a littls earlier, MichiganExchange. mae,d subvennuun to the Rum New-Yorker No; how can I f all the tim. I bar. the baby's high chair away from the table and, with tho chubby year old in her arm*, sought the privaoy.of herowu chamber. Mr. Penney followed. “ Tliere'a no need of getting in ahuff, Maty," he said aa be closed the door. In this matter of eontinuabon the gon- THE Better GROCERIES for l'« Mr*. Fenncy’e face wa» »cartet. " I did my beet, John," wn* juat trembling morning huw troublesome the baby ha* on her tongue, but thia Inat elaborate 1. — ..Cai.* Ha.Vanr.---- *— Penney bsritateda moment, but filially .rnd the little �tbilmi OrniTUl |ht ^tpuMiran fanner; T— r— on, I Oh. MOORE’S RURAL NEW-YORKER, ... shall !m> aatonisbad at do achievement xC.T.i-wnKa m., .. an-rop-a-i duly appreciated by Mr. Colfax, n-epondod very happily. A largo y of dtisens were present, and tho beauty awl • marvel of literature. M imy a mat vdtr. Wo havo a largo stock of Hand-Carved Tbe < Brackets, Paper Holders Slipper Holders, Mirrors, ’ and Picture Frames, io England, with tho pariabionoro »a!ntany kin.!. IHLOMGE M. Dt'wit\ . FAIM AMO FIREIIBE FAVORITE. ploymeut there by a|>plyuig forthwith lail part ? EDITORIAL CORBJtaPOMDlNCE. Harr we fWMllod any part. epot by Tbuuiu Moran, end as eick and dying, and nhiiwn a chrUtianly tho Miarouri River Valley, and find mt- in thia betuliftil Nebraska Gty. in the tired for fit, and that eelfuh dr tfWTLT d«v«r» Pnictt. picture ia a grand and magnificent view third of these great pictures it Tho Irish Schoolmaster, after Nicol, by John 8. THE FARMER, THE HORTICULTURIST j THE STOCK GROWER, THE DAIRYMAN. THE HOUSEWIFE, Ac. The New Whuler i Wilbon Sewing Machine AWARDED the highest premiums at all the leading fairs in the World, and the only one recommended for the Grand Diploma of Honor, at the W’orlds Exposition, at Vienna. It has less pieces than any Shut tie Machine. Sows Faster, It Runs Stiller, It Runs Easier, It Sews the Thickest and Lightest Goods, It is Easier Adapted to Different kinds of Work, It will last a Lifetime, Every Joint being Adjustable. Old Machines repaired nr Exchanged. Extra* of all kinds at the office of the Agent in this City. disporidollars and pound a sterling. Of our journey wo might write touch that would inlrrcst those who have merer enjoyed a trip acroes tho boauti- ofllOiOOO. The South Hand TciJus, says: Au a great ynirpoeo. Die motive of Our and Michigan Southern Railway until popular Michigan Central, but mu: bo Father in creating us into this world, that railway company will stop all ixs— , ,L|a wl.u ... was that wo might inhabit and enjoy A thrilling scene occurred at Mrs. Livermore's lecture at t'priugfleld, Vt, a few nights since. The lady had been dilating eloquently upon the bad effects of tight lacing, whwn a young woman ij-ocial pluaaure iu Calling tho attention wo shall find favor with both. Our Heavenly Father, with our noiglibots and drawing them forth, knotted them tiemen near by. with tho observation : south central counties of that State. once flourished in Ireland. Tho fourth whole page picture d* a view of Fairfield, Conn., by Kruaemnn Van Elton—a Parlor Suits, Chamber Sets. Dining Room Seta, Library Sets, Office Furniture, Kitchen Furniture, of all ’ Varieties and Styles, at faivic lulls dales, a river, nestling village, etc. The stbor illustrations in thia number nro two wonderful drawings of Rocky Mountain sosnery, by Thomas Moran, A. D. COOK Agent. . X A & £ iff a. U JF » Bhould tbe Agon! fall to call op you, he- liivltew you to call at bls offlac In the Store of HKIKH BKO.'H, Siato elreet. Hustings, Midi., ami examine tbe Wheeled A WI Iron before purchasing clocnherc. Wo hero a full supply of CASKETS, BuquL COPpips, qobes, SlNittolai" aniTOir YoeijFoID.' pondous and frightful mountain gorge; and CVlburn’e Butte, in Kannarro Can­ on -a mass of red sandstone, two thou sand feet high, in tlio midst of unparal­ leled scenery. Gustave Dore furnishes two wonderfully drawn pictures, depict­ ing scenes in tho Bible; Christ Blessing tlio Children, ami Tho Deacent from tlio Twpupqs. BELDING. STEBBINS VTCK.^ Opposite Goodyear’s Hardware. 33 BACON & KARRS OUR YOUNG FOLK! MOFAGKHi teo nXOBartKOtt. sad COLsorrow, and grand in its sublimity.— OKEtl I'LATk. PubltowS QnrtMlv. si tl <u. Bury ing tho Pot Bird, is a sweet picture after Miss M. E. Edwards, full of rare finu country, and for agricultural pur- A stockholder in the Calumet and Hecla copper mine draws each throe tho plains of Nebraska laying to the mouths a dividend of *00,000. The 14tb day of September, 1874, South of tho Flatt, aad extending for has been decided upon for tho openi ng of the next State Ifuir. of prairie, veil watered, and adapted to The number of inmates in tbo State rich and inexhaustab’o, as to require noyinrfertiMi from tho “Patrons of Hus- Hwrij. V»l ..nfeUpr -f.H, ^^4,^rflU.h«.nS«LsodHUj as tutted at Battle Creek last snrn>or is in active operation, and this week 1 *D:1 Orgsairauon. generally, tneota one exception, have resolved to close up. cf Iowa and Nebraska, than iu Michi. One saloon and one hotel only re- C'f tho advantage* offered to tho ac- —------- ------------------- -----(------------ r~~ple. Fanny Jones, tho cukirod woman who whipped her daughter to death a abort To all Desiring Fleuant and Profitable Employment. ESF’Txa Ditbott i’oer is espssially It treats all public questions inde­ pendently, and holds that every subject which involves tlio well-being of indi­ viduals or of community, whether of religion, polities, business or education, is a fit topic for impartial and intelli­ gent discussion. publican paper in its polities,from honest convictions, and is the only Republican . bio intorortiag letters from tho Capitol j Uuivorsity. Ho is (ho instructor of of this State, published by u. during the I £»« ■wdMt*. both from tha Last year, that all wo nrod say is, that H<’U*Or , J,W‘O,r . I„ ,7 ! . , I < A rather angular accident happened ^1 Ilu b. U. «J, “ iJUl- ia mL^.1 IL..,a, . sona! jealousies. tame cf the statements eremvd to one finger hr had it wrapped in a cloth eatwho has not occn this section of the uatod with camphor, and ping too near al talent than any other Detroit newscoantrv, that in our judgement be has tho F»»>'Kb‘tho ctolh took Are, burniog l>apcr. not exonerated tn any particular, and The village ofTdonfaguo, which lost Day. carefully collated ; its Market Re- < ailed A Familiar Air. There is still another picture, Wild Flowers, which gracefully completes tlw long list of il­ our Standard Publications. In that and lustrations. Tbe literary contents of adjoining Counties. Tbs books are the uro-lurtlon- of the mml Popular Ameri­ can Authors, and are having large aaler A tifiit 3fM'.U^ or BUthnotfi - tlio bort wherever oftared. Send for cTreulsrs which will show our liberal inducements and most interesting which can be found, to Airente, and give give hill dcwcriptlon every paragraph being original. Mra. »f the books. Circulars sent free on tvccliic of application. Adrvwv. W. E. Elisabeth Akers Alien, tho popular jniot, BLISS A tn.. Publishers, 148Summit Mtf " has a charming song prettily named A BL, Toledo. Ohio. Vvintev Rosebud. Rev. 8suiu«d \V. Duffield, of Michigan, coatributM a littie gem of a song; William Whitman Bailey publlshea n graceful and scavou- holidays, and on every hand we hear it stated that Omaha has never had a her husband, Ellery Burlingame,died on statement of tho condition of things hero. In proof that this is tha fort, wo Saginaw e and that each of tho National banks buildings ‘■FAST FRIENDS,-1 - ........ ..... .. lk«m ■■ Mr. TroeLndfr ■ si■ >Urr. <»f cvj ry description Executed .i.irc .... AD ta Star® will * Sjfadifly lUaM partment of romance is well filled. Mrs. torteiuiug story, entitled Cinderella, Republican a well-written Swiss stcry, entitled, Sa jwing on Pilatus. CUara-Broughtoc sister of the editor of Htrftrt TTtrUj, telle the story of A Gboetly lodging. Tho miscellaneous articles all prepared for Tnc Autwa, consist of an account of Fuller-Walker on Tha Irish School Master, Utah Scenery. Fairfield, Conncctirut, Dore's Bible pictures, the death v ___ v> ■ __ ■ , benefit’of its own subeenbors as well as Familiar Air. In Music Dio Italian to tho local papers. art! American pointers and sculptors ; while AGEST8 WANTED.-REAP! READ!! in Literature there are reviews of tbe READ I! ! ' poems of W. I). Howells, IziuraC. Reddea. and Henry Morford, a notice of Employment for oft. both Recreative children's books, and o f tbe new mediand Lucrative. senptiou price, 85.00, including Chro­ mes ‘’The White Mountains'* and “The tical problem that we giro with Tie Z»- ‘•mipo's troubles; p RINTINQ den, a new writer, puts Tborwaldaeu’a bos-reliela—Day and Night, into a wellexecuted poem; Annlo F. Bradley sings pfSoul Days, and Mary A. P. Stansbury, in a poem called Hollyhocks, cumjirveses fullness ; it ia unequalled as a Family surpassed, orca amid the sunnier plains house, costing in all *4,600. Pretty paper ; Tri Weekly, 15.00; Weekly, *“ of tha Indian Territory, Northern Tex- good for a village with lees than 1,000 inhabitant'. Tho Publishers will furnish specimen A street-ear conductor in Detroit Brutes, by Rot. F. R. Goulding of floor os several passengers were depart­ ing. tho other day, and a well-dressed ‘Wtat Mijhl Have Been EipKted.” First-Class Instruments. Banner Little Folks. Book and Job New Scales. New Styles. New Prices. ram me; Veiy Low »iraiimmaiirai tmtisuaBam BY ST. XICH0LA8 AT TUE SOLJDAYS. NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, A Co., publishers, 58 Maiden Lane, N. Wareroorri, Wo. 256. Greene, near Eighth St., JV. 1. required bv tho legitimate buuneaaof d with every ounvenience desirable in beautiful, meritorious, and rosily vslu-' building uf its kind. able premiums than are offered or given A painful accident occurred in Ypsil- by any other/Weekly religions l>aper published. 1 things that- bankers here from tile endeavors to sustain herself by New Advertisements. COUNTY FARM- tMSTipqs, ftictj. We go further, and allege that no subscriber to any other weekly religions journal published on thia continent ar tor the money paid aa does a New Sub- Smith & Nixon, State St., Chicago. LOWEST CASH PRICES CHANCERY ORDER. SO* All New SubocrilMira to THE CULTIVATOR A COUNTRY GEN­ TLEMAN fur 1874, paying tn advance, previous to tho Okmof 1«73, will reovlvo tbo paper weekly, from receipt of remittaoeo to January 1st, W71, without miA: rm unoqualled facilities for the Prompt execution of . thirty different colors, from as many diff- sea HOWSM fifceliet oeeos kb ixsuuh Hebrew. Tho Toxas Ixgisli Tuosdsy, Jon. 13, w! The Country Gentleman. ba Stephens, 179 Jefferson Avenue. Detroit Save Your Money VOLUME FOR 1874. LAW CASES & POINTS. THaCcvriVATun axdCoiixtyGkwfor the post forty yewre, has ranked, both In thto country and abroad, I as the Standard Journal of American Agriculture. Tho Ed I torn and Proprlstrm In addUInn h. S75.OOO 00 J. P. ROBERTS & CO. TO DE DIKTUBUTED IN Cards. Circulars, Notoe, Bill Hoads, Latter Heads, Catuloguee, Bank Checks, Receipts, Show Cards, D$D I txjmax. Ikok and Pamphlets. Abstracts of Title, with Bep Whittemore L. D. SINE’S GIFT ENTEBPRISE! ISlrtAJOrXAA MOKTBLr Oetwslonal and Voluntary DRUGS Chromo w Carf, With tho TWO a BAND CAl’ITALH OF Medicines $5,000 each in Greenbacks I Fcrtllttyaf the land—thaoe who Culti­ vate and tboee who Coneume-tho Buyer and Shipper, as well as tbe first Ow ner Dye Stuffs, PAINTS & OILS U» BLAK8 OF EVEET DQMTffl! CITY I1*™ DEPOTS School Books <J- Stationery Banner Co. tqberwrofal? gr£35.wsaWi PREFCRnTIONB AND FAMILY IlaatjngB Republican Banner JOB PRINTING CHROMOS ! �I The Hujierviaor* most at th* Court 1 House in this city on Monday next, to Tho Publisher* of tbo Baxxxa take । Enrrow or Rtresucxx Bisrxss.—h finish up business. All matters not ad­ this opportunity to tender their sincere 1। »i«ms but jwst and proper that I should justed M this session, will have to tey | and hearty thanks for tho patronage ; use tho columns of your paper again, aa ] over till next October. , reoeived in th* last v*ar. Notwith- Fallicr Allgaycr, (w called) attempts iu I Maading th* disturbed condition of our Ins answer, to cunningly deny the facts, Liar or Lerma remaining at the country's finance* for the last fow and then tell back upon Igs clerical Hasting., I*. O.. Dec. Slat. 1873. A'gnity, and rwfuww to bo dragged into I John W. Atkin,, Hiram Buuel, P*. ter Dryke, M. Greenfield, Jam. Hub­ auy further controversy of the matter. Dignity, is a very good thing to have, bard, Mrs. E. E. Moon. J. McCormick, and a very thick wrought cloak of it, ; P. A. MoMoorr, C. A. Odell, Matin* m*y sateen him from the just eritieismt ' of those who in their iguorsneu and blin<l sectarisu seal, think the Pop* and Priest can do no wrong; but such as look upon Pops*. Bishop, and Priest alL : asked in rain True, we hen- . tetgo Ccniu&pnan, amount outstanding, and U would, as being p<iar, finite, erring, sinful man. i could wo Lav* it to eommsnre the New no better than the common herd, only 1 tbo scuunige of tbo human foniiir, may leer with, du us an iucakulableamount •o ter as they <h better. lixA thn.Ufli '! in its early staged 1m promptly and per­ I muneutly cured. of giM#l. But w* are willing to bear th* thin gauze work of dignity, and apand forbear, hoping that those who can, pteud tho right, and condemn the , RsnnwoutvW. Vn., Oct. 28th, 1872. that are still in arrears, will soon call wrong, without any sectarian feeling or Dr. R. V. Pisacr : Stif upou us. and make glad our hearts, and prejudice to gratify. Now If the tectv th* hearts of those who are depending as slated in our urtide are without any uiing yuur Gulden Medical Discovery. I owe my life tu it having been afflicted upon us for money, by liquidating foundation, then tho holy Father (?) r tho** small amouat* ; and it will give should not allow hi* anger to crop out fur year*.Did not uie it but a abort time i us coutwg* to go an making better and •o phiuly, suggesting that vindictive- Mini 1 was benefited ; at Ibat time I | beiter our paper, which it is our desire n»»s, had aseumod Ute place of Chris- I WM very Lad, not able |o »i: Up much, wna suffoiing greatly with tny tliront, | to do, and thereby creating n greater tian Charity. »»» getting blind, had a dry cough, । dosir* in your own hurls to continue But, to the facts. Hr saya te notvr | tout subscription. May tbe coming as><.wvod Mr. Hall fifty dollar* for build- , and much pain in my lung*. J havo uacd twelve boltlu, of. tho Discovery . year l>e a prosperous and happy one to ing a PvKtfft and that fo never aikod and am almost well. : you all, m we hope it may to *11 the anything of tim. and can't **y that he PICTURES 1 know Mr. Hall personally, an l says the A eon of Mr. J. II. Mcaet-k, of Chat­ pictures whole f> a contemptible falsehood. I am now all alone in the Photograph , ham Four Cotners, N. Y, liu boon His answer is very ingenuously bmuncaa, and as I have made arrange­ cured of Conaumptiun by Dr. Ploroo’* ment, to innrt'k.rt me IkrHiit,.- «*„-,I. framed, anil very woll cahmtetad to diChristmas morcing.Mr. D. Gump <-f CoGolden Medical Discovery,—m, rays Mr. • dar Ct-t-ck, in this county, went to his coivo th* carele sv reader But ho does C. B, Canfield, editor of the Ckalkam boot and *hoe store, to find that during dot say that an Mwsvmcnt aw* »■' _____ J. JtOkEttTW. PJL . the previous night some, rascal, or more made on Mr. Hall, and that tho amount CNURCHE8, ' iwobablc, rascals, had broken into his । was not n tight to be collected of him. >s ter a pateonagc, or •, den McJ’cnl Discovery hu effected । stere and stolen upwards "ot one hun- ' whether tho amount wonderful euro of Ccututnption in I । dred dollars worth of boots, shoes and ; leather. Mr. Gump at onto set to work WAITED: neighborhood. to find out who tbe thiuve* were, and to on* else sought to collect i*. makes but 1 roeover hi* property if possible. A part little differeuco. . of the goods were found iu the Bunnell I do not think Father Allgsycr will • "J — -- — MI-WIIUIDII VI SUU firm nvcvesltstc* thl*. The Bo-t and *lteol house, and a part about twenty deny in plain terms, that an aB*siem*nt Mme l-wunras wUi be continued by Mr. rod* from the school house, hidden in ■mu made, nor that he was aoliaito.l t* J. G. Bunion, wbo vxpree-es his sinere thank* for pa.t latromure and the tonre corner. Ahout one half of the go to his bedside in the dying hour, solicit* th<- patrunaxe of everybody in stolen go.-ds were thus recovered. Mr. nor yet that hu did not go ; and it is want of tlret clue B.«>t*, 8h<-re, OverG. informs u* that he is pretty well became bo iU mt go, that we thought, vbtjr*. Ilubbcre, Hllp|«ra etc., cheap tor I and Mill think that missionary work in os to leave no mean* untried to bring his behalf, had been sadly neglected. I tiio offenders to justice . Wo truly hope Nor do we cure whether (as his reply ' the rascals may be <>ugtit, oonvictod would suggest) his man-made chunh and punished as they uewrvo. Since i creed forbid ii. Tbo fiat comes to us HASTINGS EASTERN STAR. Lo tho above affair occurred, Mr. G. lias sold ' all, from better authority thatt-Popes erMaHiveMamry. JUenlkr m.-llu*. co Ti out his property at Cadar Crook with and Bishops ‘To do unto others as wo Beyond the Mlziiziippl. tho mtontipg of leaving there, as he would hare them do unto us," to go to , thinks it not tho most desirable place the house of mourning, to visit tha ! Tlnuiand* have already gow, and la which tq live. ; thousand! more are turning their oyi-« nffiu-tr*!, to comfort the sorrowing, yen, j towards new htuue* in tho fertile Wc*t to even do good to thus* who . dMuiteI To those going tu Missouri. Kansu*, 1 fully use and persecato us " Aud no Mr. Wm. McAllen, th* chimney Nebraska. Colorado, Utah. Wyoming. BWJEDTO DEATH. Nevada. I 'n-goti or California, we rec! sweep who has been engaged cleaning ' amount of clerical dignity, or sretarisu *o]ihistry, can relieve him from the du ­ ctnuMind a cheap, sate, quick and direct I out chimneys in thia city, thus far thia loute, via St., Lottis, over tho Missouri week, will resume hi* vocation Friday . ties thus enjoined. Ho may call us Pacific Railroad, which run* it* fine morning, and cuntinus till Tuesday night j liars, bar-room loafers, and make ugly Day Coach> ; nnd Pullman Slteqa-n faces at us. and uianifeat much selffrom St lajui* in principal paints in tbp righteous indignation, aud a holy horror | West, tfitUoi eLinjr. Wo believe that tens to got your eliimaiyt cleaned. of being contaminated, if ho should on: Don’t delay, it may save your building swer us iu a truthful, chriitian manner.! au l that of yuur neighbor*. He did n But we will only r®jdy to such evasions, job donning tho chimney into which tho as Paul replied to the Jailor, "do thy. pipe* from tho stoves of our office enter, and the chimney had burnt out but an hour boforo, yet lio took out over a bushel of solid soot, that hnd not burnt lt give* u* great pleasure to announce at nil. thus showing conduiivoly that that no havo made an arrangement with ria Vinita. Fur iui[», time table*, ia1‘atrunizu him tho “Rot. Petroleum V. N**br,"(D. B • chimney "burns out. formation r< to rate*, routes, Ac., wo refer our reader* to 1. G. Wheeler, Loeks, Esq,) to furnish Tnz Drmu- citizens, patronize hirn, you cannot, exNortlfern l’a*aongor Agent, 72 Lloyd ]>end a dollar to better alvanlago than St.. BulT-.L. X’ V. »r L* V . by paying it to Mr^McAllen tor sweep ­ Now York City. Our Iter, contributor promise* to combine information with ing your chimney. death of Matt. Hail, so entirely dodges humor and goisip ia auch sort aa to Lot tho meeting of tho I'iuaeorsat tbo question and miisropreaouts fuel* Union Hall, eno week from to-morrow, that tho friends of tho doceuo-1 doom it I a duty to themselves to state tho facia ■ be well attended by tho early ssttlen, We would for one by one the Old Pioneers ore in th* case a* they were pany offers 1,2W,OO0 acre* of land in I Clubbing Bates. . passing away, and soon the last one will' stat* iu tha first place that the previous Clothing sows ' DOWN ' ’ down 11 I i.'vntral and Southwest Missouri, at Foe th e accommodation of our sab- have passed over on the other side. A Pants, Vest* anil Coat* down, 10 to 25 from 88 to 812 per acre, on seven years' their knowledge or consent. good tiino will be hrd, and who, among icribers who desire any o;liM book, per cent. $5.*M buffalo lined Boots time, with free lran*|K>rtation from St-­ Tho evening boforo Mathew’* death, 84.23. |2.0fi Gailcre, only 81.50. 81.50 Louis to nil purcbascri. Climate, soil, magazine, or paper, puhlisliod, with or tho first settteni in the county, can af-' Mr*. Hall aikcd hot husband if ho, did timber, mineral wealth, schools, churchwithout the advertised premiums, wo ford to mis* the coming mevting. not wish to *on Father Allgwyor, cud will obtain ii -for you nt tho Ijowzst Bur Boot roa Evnraonr.—Tbo new he said : " Ye*. 1 wish you would a,k lUna, without any tX|«nre to you in : THE ALDINE, w...... .7 Rheumatism, Scalds, Lameneas, Neuralgia, “ Burns, Soreness, Sore Throat, Boils, Wounds, Hoaraenew, CIcctw, BfuIms, lleadaelte, Piles, Sprains, Toothache,. Colic, Old Bores, AH Hemorrhages, V Diarrhcm, «sir.iTaj Obstacles to Marriagt d vwklr br Bsrlw A Omb ■a*]«Or*<«n. rsfcs“KSSt." S <i «l SS S R S R MUSIC BOOKS HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Stnon Local. rending the erdek. ' illustrated edition of Webster's Diction­ ary, containing three thousand engrav­ ings ia the beat book for everybody that the press has produced in the present contrry, and should bo regarded as in­ dispensable to tbe well-regulated homo, reading-room, library and place of besi- Notice;. TEIMB. ' The brother of Mathew, then in the I city, ami Mr*. Pflug. lister to Mrs. Hal), I went to the Pnaet's house and told Mr. I Allgnyer that Mathew was -dying, and Dance 1‘rngramnioi, Auction or Kale BUD, Wetldinx luvltatkmi. Double Mammoth Poster*, Ju fact any kind or style of Printing, r.-...... . ..... Ii„„ <-.ni - t-..„ ui,„. * that bo and his wife wished that ho would cOmo down anil see him, where­ upon he replied. “ I know no Methew for uiodictena! and mechanical ptm tho price and quality of which wi/ H all who belongs to my church." sure it* sate wherever au-1 whei After further entreaty and begging, itrietlr pure article* are. rcquinRemember tho ball to morrow eve­ There <a* a splendid show of meat* they left the hcuse, and Matbsw died ning at Union Hall. 4h«»o purpoee*. . in all o'ur markets on Christmas day. Will we bare much sleighing this A splendid beef in each uf the front before daylight in thWmorning. Had bo bosnJhure that night and windows of tbe Jew Dutchman, (H winter ? is frequently asked. .. .11.1 —l... ll>— A communication from tiio editor will Stem), was lAriieulcrly noticeable, tu they were veiy fat. and were trimmed with Mathew, bis heart muit have been bo found,on our second page. off beautifully with colored tissue pa- harder than stone (if ho had any at all), to loavohim theri-dying without grunting ing at the .Council r.otni Friday cvchim that last wish and request, to hav e School Books n fine stock, such a* ing next will bo um -1 in tlio city schools, just Capt W. H. Cabot, has been spend­ him pray for his seal'* sal ration. receive and fur *ato ut live and let hr* The last two day* would indicate that ing a few days with friends in this city, After Matho w’e death. Mr. Leo Myvr* prkra by F. D. Ackley, at the City Drug our pleasant weather is about through but left on tbe 8.40 train yeetordsy aftrr- and Chris 1’flug. iiiemlxt* af the Cath­ noon for Grand Haven where he thinks olic Church, went to Mr, Allgayer's and Wo hear but little grumbling about of securing tho captaincy on a vessel asked him to officiate at Mathew’* futaxes this season, nctwithitapding the that is to play between Grand Haven geral which he abiolntoly refused to do, finally growing so wrathy and un­ nn-.t Milwaukee tho coming season tight times. civil aa to order them out of tho house. See proposals fur the taking charge of the County Farm from 1st of March : A chimney sweep for the past three There arc, ns nearly a* may bo, the days ba* been the cause of much merlabia 2dly, ho state*, " It ia not trua Bo sure to read tha prospectus of tbo I rimenl for th* youth on our street*. that I ever <u itrod Mr. Hall at al), (or EoraJ Korfor, for everybody who '' Ho indicates both compos* and volume nay body else) lor thia purpose in uuy doe* not take it, should, for ii i» the;। of voice, and it is not unmusical He is doing a grood work in freeing oar amount," meaning toward* the building of a Catholic Parsonage here- As Quarterly meeting will be hold at the chimneys from soot, iv-.hos, Ac for aa Mathow Hall is concsrned, we M. E. Church in thia city on Saturday will say nothing; but thb same Alland Sunday next, Rev. Mr. Barn** pre- , On Saturday evening test, a* Wm. psyer, who to emphatically denio* all ! Loomis, F^q, was walking along the ' sidewalk on State Street, (tho walk b*- this, did come to Jo Pflug’s butcher Wo ar* ia receipt of No. 8 Yoh 1 of | shop, and then and thorn t*ll him that ing very ioy) be slippad and fcll, strik­ tho F«.7<y City £»t rpnf, which claim* ing one of his arms across tha stop far ho had put him down for thatj purposo, to bo devoted to tho interests of tho front of Phillips’ *toro, which came near 8100, and upon Jo asking him if half that amount would not do, bo said, W* rewived a very pleasant call “ No air! 8100 or nothing." from Mr. T. W. Fletcher, an attache,Mr. Maurer, of Maple Grove, was put Wo wish everybody o Hsppy No* U the Grand Rapids Ssterdsy Year, hoping their prosperity may bo I down to tho snug little sum of 8 JOO, in Put, a few days since. all they could reasonably desire, and bo the same way. W* team from tho Plainwell JteyuMw In regard to his attempt to justify hi* PHOTOGRAPHS INK, —CRAYON, WATERGOLOR . AND OILS, A BARGAIN next, for one year. draws of Martin, Allegan (X, in Fen­ ner's lake, one day last week. Z. B. Willison Eeq, of Moadnll. paid ns a short visit thu morning, and reports busmss* lively and prosperous there spite of the panic. and Charitable Institutkn* in Detroit, It don’t eoem to make muah ffiffer- irrespective of creed, color or nation­ enoe with Lee ^eed whether there i» ality. ateigliiug or not. for bo keeps right on reliihg cutters all the same. JAMES WOODRUFF SPECIAL NOTICE. DELA.Y ! Now, when times uro hard and mon­ ey is none too plenty, is just the time fer young men to get ready for work that wiill be plenty in business pursuit* in the near future. Such must bear the expense of living wherever they are. and they will find it just a* cheap to improve their time by gaining a thorough burlness education at Prof. Swensberg'* Commercial Cullego this winter, a* tu stay at homo in idleness. Improve your time ano opjiortuni tire young men. (3112) ASTOUNDING! $18 IS VALUE FOR A3!! A Splendid Holiday. Birthday. Wed- "THE Oil OAKESIBCKET.’ For another liko BARGAIN will never prerent itrelf in this City. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! TABLE TOPS, MANTI.EB, BHELVE8. ETC, action on account of the conduct oi tbo friend* of tho deceared, we will simply say. That a man with the cloak of pi­ ety over hi* shoulders, and who would yet let one of his own faith sal on* of bis own countrymen, die like a dog, :» Ai to tho slur ho trio* tu throw on us in miking about bar-rooms, wo would ask him to tell us whether those little box* goto every little while, contain* soap or Honesscy Brandy. Does ho not drink tbe same wino -ml the same Th* adjourned term uf tne Circuit Court for this county will bo bald «n held at Union Hall on Friday evening whisky that we do ? Let J. 8. answer. Mxtxxw's Fxzxnw. Monday tbe Mb of Jsnuarv, iaateU tf of test week. was a vary eajoyabte af­ fair, and netted the school tbo sum of W loan from J. Q- Crreey &q, our County surrwror, that th# boo of tbe K, 1L, A L. It B- ia subetanbally Jo­ JOB PRINTING DruntM FullHlx RUTLAND TAX-PAYERS. I will bo at ray midenro on all Fri­ days in thie month, for th* purpose to receive taxes u required by law, and to Everybody who has a house, needs one ot three oelebrated ctotbre-racks that Ik-mvr Heath A Co., have for rale. They are really the boat in tho market, and should wrcininnd public attention, as they arc a household renvoniene*. AMERICAN MARBLE CALL POULTRY WORLD for FINE JOB WORK �The Bahoock “TRUE TO NATURE. GODETS LADY’S BOOK for 1614 MICHIGAN CEKTRAL R. R. Grana River Valley Division Rub the sjiut* with n little ;>uwd#red oxalic arid or salts of iomuu and warm Waler. Let it remain a few minute*, land then rinse wyll in clean water. Arrrx Futtzm—Sour milk, one piut; Kaleretua one te*-»|*Kin : flour, to tuak# a baiter not very -(iff; six appl.-s pared and cured : tlirre eggs btMulse the >al< talu* iu thu milk, bral thu egg* end l-ut iu, then tho flour io tuakn a nd! Lat­ tes, <rh*ip th# »pplre to ubout the . xu of su>s)i t*as, end mix them with tiw bai- TAKES on SIGHT. a erith butter and auger. Bs»r a* Nxntasx.—Raw b I cut prominent phyncinii* Agricultural Collsgu New*. Jy dflap*"_r'LTTv------ t —— — one will probably b« finished and ready for us# by January 1st. Th# contractor* are F. A. Ixisd & Co. uf Jwrington, N. Y.. who sapply th* frauiod glas* nil ready to erect, and the heating boiler and hot Fxxaiex.—It ii nseMsanr to prepare! this dish ten days bvforn it is wuiitod, | A amall leg uf mutton, weighing from 1 •ayen to eight (founds, ia tlw most suit- i able for tha purjxisv. 1’ut tho meat iu-1 UXA deep earthenware pan, and pour I ■s touch vinegar over it a* will half cov- . ar it; add a small haulul of sago, and *M*on with pepper-Coni* and salt L*t i it he in this gravy tor ton days, turning ■ it twice ciory day. At tbo expiration of the time roast it, basting it every now and then with some cretin, borvo , with currant jelley. When ould, th# ’ tnsst, is properly tender. Wans os Hossa* may be removed i with perfect refety with a sharp knife, cauterixuu* th# wound either with a hot iron, lunar caustic (nitrate of silver) or, if the wnrt is small, with blue vitriol (sulphate of copfier). if the operation with th* knife is objoetod to, the wart may bo removed by tying a strung wsxod thread tightly annml tho base 07668823 PARLOR GOODS ydKrnwEnrKSN MraL lam! S Lit: Hte fiLial, Magnolia Balm CHAMBER -SETTS !SIaoinir.g Complexion. BLANKS ANO STATIONERIES SCHOOL BOOKS POSTPONEMENT! PIER GLASSES’ Michigan Central R. R. PATENT MEDICINES, Ml*.Wilk UsV.AM.At lte.»4 KseJ, I llaxv, <ic„ sad al H«.«sr4, «iiL tu iSaiilto A l.-l^ua K. It. fas HiS Uai ah **<i tuwl City, etc., sal *H'_ slat* f* >a*4 OLD, RELIABLE AMD Diafc>^pUTE, Perfumeries and Toilet Articles. roint*,Oila, Vardiah und Dy.- Stuffs. Board of AgricuHure, [Oans were adopt­ Fourth Grin! Gift -Concert ed for the two houses fur professors' residences for which nf.pibprfouun, wore made by tho tost L^tslature. These PUBLIC LIBRARY of KY, Tiuvehng Basket*, Drniqrfst Sur.dri«s plans were prepared by E. E. livres, and Fancy Articles. architect of the now Capitol, and the 1 wotk will be let by contract «i as to CONFECTIONERIES I havo it complafed next season. Prof. Beal will b<> pressul at tho an­ nual meeting of tho State ifomologk-J Society at Batik Creek, December 2, 3. | Tbo C'ummitttw of tbe Stet# PomoLand 4. and will grio new frete in refer­ gical Sadat/ on Orchards in their rvence to the orchard* of the State. This port made nt Battle Creek, gnvo tu Jo»• meeting is to elect Use annual officers of eph Gridley, of Knluroo, Eaton Countyi tbe Society. Prof. Mile* will leave, about a fort-, a diploma and the third premium. Of nicht hence, to visit Cincinnati, and hi* Orchard they any . lecture on breeding bcf.iro th* American Tbo old orchard of Mr. Joeoph Grid- ‘ Atsuiatiun of Short-burn Breeders. Ho toy, at Kalauio, Eaton County, is of, will also take thu opportunity to visit tpociel interest to Michigan i>omologut*. . several famous herds in the “Blue­ Ho went into the woods there 26 years Grass" region of Kcntackr. ago, cluarvd a form, and in six year* ; 1‘rof Cwk will soon deliver lectures , planted I0Q or more apple tree* ot 31 j Tuesday March 31st,1874. on roology and ontomolugv st Kalams- variutio*. Tre#a 20 yeses old,-of so! SDO. 1 inaur choieu raristies, in suth u now OVER A MILLION DOLLARS. Prof Kedrin inlands this winter to make a further oxamiuatioa of U>e von- boon »l great advan Hico ‘ tu its owner : tilstfou and wanning of pub Ho school­ and hi* neighbor* *■ n tost orchard,1 houses, In order that thi* vita! subject Etifing them in makiug selactiuua for may !•« handled by tbo State Beard of younger orchard.*. Th* Famauso <ioo* Health, of which he ia a member. wolL and Mr. Gridtoy considers it th# W. II. Marston has been formally best applo in cxistanco. Wmttfoid's sleeted Secretary of the Suit B- r.rd of beeknaiurtLscsoioo do#* well, but tha Agriculture, and entered upon his du­ Njiitxunburgh and Rhode Island Green­ ties, at a salary of 81,200 a year, in tho ing do poorly, arid lb* Bal Lilov, ar only $1,500,000 place cf R. Heigh, Jr., reuiguod. and fair. Th# Baldwin trees are all healthv, wbu will go to Atlanta, Ga. prior to but tho appto* abound in corky, bitter sjmts near the skin. The Nawton Pip|*n is a failure, tbo Fall Pippin shabby, and the Rambo not popular. Tho far­ ter ha* proved a stuxwas. Mr. Gridley is grafting otar th# Colvmt Peck's CHOICE GROCERIES! SBKJHBnl tta BHIKG l!KJI FUBSUIM, ii CtiTBWi OVER A MILLION Ill BANK Pain! Brnikes aii Painter: Stack. 42,000 VINEGAR BITTERS egnr Bitters are a purely Vegetable preraretion. made chiefly frera the native hi-rlw found on tbelowvr range* of the Sier­ ra Nevada muuntaini of California, the rae-licinnl properties of which are cxtraCe.1 tbrrefruta without the c-wj of AlcoboL The qurttiun is slmoit daily asked. "What CASH GIFTS. AMse in lie Hanims Ban "It Pay* to keep the Beet." a success iat hat county. There trews wire planted 20 fert apart in M[tt»Md The trunk* look healthy, I a* do al*o7tU lilnba. Tiio lower limb# 1 have been injured by crowding of tree*. He doe* not manure or cultivate them at all nnw. Nothing grow* under the true# except a little aickly grass and a fow weed*. After studying tbo market* east, w#»t and south, end observing what trees do boat in Uta neighborhood, Mr. Gridley planted, in tho apring of 1872, about 1,500 two year old apple trace of tha following varieties: 400 Ben Davis. 300 Baldwin. 300 Red Can­ ada, 300 Wagner, 100 Grime* Golden, Faming the farm of a well-to-do far- set in a wheat field, and made but little mar yesterday, 1 wa* naked to atop and I। growth tbo first year. Thia season tho so# some fine chicken*. for which ha land wm pUntoa tu corn and tbo troa* waa preparing comfortable wintar quar- did bettor. Quito a number, perhaps two-fiflluof thetu, were injured, eomo of thorn killed by tho severity cf tho ago at the state fair, when w.> were ex­ season'. They were aot out in quincunx amining tho poultry on exhibition, you order, every tree being 20 lent from appeared to be very much opposed to investing ia lino chickens, bees-jsr 'hey were mere Hable to tho eholcra. and you were of tho opinion that yoc could get as many eggs from your 'old stock s« from the improved Urm-ls. and could buy with the money asked for a trio of chickens a good call! What has chan­ ’ Believing that it cmbodi.*s tbo correct gel your mind, and converted you to • thoM new-fangied ideaeT I asked He replied : “In reading Tlu Pro™ SEWING No Prrsnurr.il tnlc Hirer Bitters aixording to direction*, and remain Tons ttnwuU, onn I ■! t ' r i- n s arc not de­ stroy. d l'y mineral j-'ison or other means, and vital i-rpua.wasted l»-yotul repair. Gr.itcftil Tlraumndfl proclaim Vtw­ ain Ilirrnm the most wonderful Invigor­ ant thiil ever snitniued tbe sinking system. BIIIouk. Kenilttent, and Inter­ mitten! Frtrns, «h*b are «o prevalent in the valley* cf our great rivers through­ out the Vnitetl States, especially these of the Mimdsrippi. Ohio, Mlwwx-.rt Illinois, TennMaee. CaailH-rUnJ, Arkansas, Bed, Cokmulo, llmro*. Bio Gnuida, Pearl, Alstxuna. Mobile. Savannah, Itoanokci James, and many other*, with their v»at tribntarii-i. throughout r>nr entire country dur­ ing theSnminrrand Aut-imn.ond remarkaUy so during snuons of unnsual heat and dr*ricM.nn< invaruil-ly accompanied by extenriv^terangcmeula of the stomach' and t '.WKtT.I Jl»i n*b. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, F. M. Hungerford & Co. Commission Merchants1 ISA iuw rrnix-r, umuirr, Mien. ' . IllClUOAX WANTED I J. Cole & Son, Good Tough. WEterk DsliniicA Dictimri. Oak, Rock Elm, or White Ash Lumber Feed Cutters, Bob-Sleigs, Wood Sawing Machines. ANU TOE SOUTH, -rron* and injeVigor c&u only _____ ________ it. If wanted merely fur a ftATB DPsESSpCC, nothing else eon bo found so desirable. • Containing neither oil nor dye, it di>-m>t eoil white cambric, and vet laita 1cmgon t!> - hair, giving it a rich, gh**y Itotre, and n grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer &. Co.f DR. CROOK’S WISE OF TAB I a. TmTmnnftwWii edC Wei proved PtXWoaU ffg Ulntv.T.r: s ... ’ -• For liinanitiintiiry urn! Chronic Illicunmthni, <lou'. Bilftnw, Remittent MW WKET PHICE. JOB PRINTING ... died other painfv »ymptom», are the off•|win:re of !>y»p-i»fia. Ono boUfo will piuvo a bolter guorantw uf its merits than a lengthy advertisement. Nrmfnln, or King’s Kill, White Swelling*, t’teore. Erysipelas, Swelled Neck. Goitre, Scrofulous Inftammaiium, Indolent Liflammntiou-i. Mercurial Affec­ tion*. Old Serve, Eniptiim* of tho Skin. Sore Eye*, cte.. etc. In the,e. m in'all other cotMtitutiiiud Dfonxsoi, Wiixni Vnrxcaa IUrri.it* have ahowti tlu-ir great curative itowon in Uio tuoet obtlinato and intractsldo csxu. 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring! GET THE BEST. 11 V **1«,|L*W ,1_ — U Want Jacks® & Saiinaw MACHINE -by cholera a few year* nine*, and none of my old stock were oifoctod; but 1 learned that chicken ch.ilora could be cured, and knowing that other kinds of good stock cost let* lor keeping and find aquick market, I decided to run tbe •ilik oTriivaetiBg ton dollars in » trio of light Brahma*, which, tbo beat author­ ities derailed am *u|>ericr to all breeds for eggs, meat and railingchieken*." "1>M you not pay an exorbitant price F' 1 inquired. “WiH.” he replied, “1 did pay ocnwderabie, and at fire: regretted haring made the investment; but 1 woe deter­ mined to hare the best, and sent to ----- at Springfield, 111., whose slock t’CTRon-eiu a.a. w a.T_p a m..d.r.xu • a-K •Ga.-.,*ro »»1 i«* «•<•- clou and of wou'A. Thia hair ia thickened, fallen hair checked, and loldties* often. tliaugh not ulwayi., cured by iu ttte. Nothing can restore the hair where the' foUklc* are de­ stroyed. cr tho gland* atrophied and decayed; but such a* re main can be saved l>y thia applicatmu, and »timclatml into activity, u> that a new growth of hair is produce L Instead of fouling the hair with a patty sedi­ ment, it will keep it d>-an and vigorous. It* occasional uro will prevent the hair from turning grey or. falling off, ami conoequcntly prevent l«ld.-.c.j. Tho restoration of vitality it give* to th.' scalp arrest* and prevent* tho forma­ tion’ of dandruff, which i* often *o un­ cleanly and offensirv. Free from thus • Plouibcra. Tvpc-Mitu n;. Gold-beaters, and Miner*, as they advance in life, aru sub­ ject to jMiralysio ><f the Dowels. To guard against this, fako a doe# of Wouaoi'a 't txxoxB Brm ui oeeaxiomillr. For Skin DlM-nses, Eroptiona.Totter. Salt Rheum. Utotcfo*. Spota. Pimples, Piutiffir-. Boils. Corlmnelca, BingwonM, beahl Bred, bora Eyre, Eryripeba. Itch. Scarfs, Discotorutiutix of th# Skm, Humors and Diseases of UiehUncf whatever name or nature, are lite-rally dug up and curried out of the eratem iu a abort timo by tho use of th>« lUitera Pin. Tape, nnd oilier Worms, lurk­ THE GREAT CAUSE HUMANMISERY. GROCERS car to Ete ti tiz UistUiiu litis uni nwffi, STUCCO Syy?* T.Wll.h _KMUwni<Aif Ua*., D'HoWi* Iwfuaa «>-»• * Mtekuea * ing in the system of to many thunsand*. Ire effsctnally destroy .-d and removed. No system of modiciuc, no rermifug##, no aathclmimUc*, will (roc tbo system from worm* like three Bitten. For Frnule CnmplainU, in ymmg or old. married or single, st tho dawn of Briggs House, wraiM IIF ml HUH Shingles, Lath, &c. Go to the Burner Office for FINE JOB WORK Randolph St. and Fifth Ava, taver its remoraL For tbix purpose uao VamuaHtma. Cleans the Vitiated Blood wtomcrcr you find Its impuriuoi bursting throegh ike rida toJMagto^ Trw.liusi, a Sorai; damn it when yon Witchl .1.—Lk ,i.L —.i CHICAGO. -----.------------------■* M Psustt ss tare a. m. «a» I flCKCORDfl A HUKTOOM, ■ Pnfret*. laSSt-?’-- POULTRY WORLD � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1873 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1873. 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