https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-01-03.pdf 3309f48e9fded83a1c05240aef7e4e7b PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 5. 1876. VOL. XX. NO. 36. PMSMU. UTO BJfflIS CAM. HARDWARE ! CENTRAL HOUSE Hare now in Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE n fill! nnd row pletc line of HASTINGS, MICH. L. E. STAUFFER, (Prop. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. ffesi^ys HWH Sj-itl Sorssaqs n/lt> Si/mt, Sr/fftt, IjmlD Sltat, Slriqif Belli, Sctf Sjo/lr *VWr Ttjf Tifflt, 4/fo ffoutt (jocDt. Abo the Celebrated Diamond Tooth, Silver Steel Which are guaranteed to cut fitly per cent more wood than any other Saw in the Market. STOVES: The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, Has the Largest Door of any Stove in the Market. " ■ tm- H.r.ncfcn*3L ■sss£ssie«r“.ra8,«: The CHlA-IS’CrEIT s It is the HandeomcHt and Heaviest Manufactured. ‘ Boiler Plate Stove Prices Lower than Ever Before in Barry Cohnty. , THE FIRST OFFER JOHM ROBHbvrs. IMPOSITION HATED! OPPOSITION COURTED Teas. 7oH<4^CRE!t«V. Coffees and Spici shl minim i The finest and largest line of Ready Made Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd ooats,pants and vests, and a ONE HUNDR D Smtcal and lecliaiical CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. MADE TO ORDER, ■ I>I«. WS^, JONES. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. DENTIST Naiinlk, - liciiiu. I u*, a»a nation, in what they tell to other I nation*? Wc stall hare to look further than tqii fur the secret wo are after. 1 There lk» a tauk before u* written by under a cloudy They did not expel him, l>r. William Hargroves, entitled, "Our " llraourrc*.' We with that the but simply mid to him we ran not allow j *'I pictstuital Mta Drew t<> take my politicuas and jajitical ecuu-imfal. of thia you tn handle any more money until you account for the money in your hand*. ' place. 1 wanted to hear yurt sing,'' be country euuld read thia lawk, and powder Some >ay why not suspend Douglas also, 'said. pell its shocking'revelations. They are a* the ie|«irt of the committee <hon near-, I "How did you know that 1 could repay revalation* of criminal waatc—the expen­ ! such a sacrifice ?" she replied plar- diture of almost IncalralaUo roourcra for ly aa much nwnev in tta hand* of Doug* that which bring* • nothing, in return. | fully. . We think we can answer to the aatfafac; "1 wo* certain of it. I heunl yon talk There an- multitude of people who regard tion pf our nailer* why he wu not treat­ of mode al dinner; and- you an-too much the tenijcratuc question aa one of moral* ed in tie »ame manner a* Ib»*c. That ►i»r;ly. ' like one wta was a true, heartfelt wittaicfan the Repent* did not look upon Dougla* _ | for me Io doubt." he replied. "It fa a, , -‘We will drink what ! «ad luxury to look at and listen to you,| nobody * Im-iuc*-. - You temperance men with any more Cavnr.than they did upon are |n<lilcni fellow*. mcdlUcaome fallow*, Ro-.- i* evidenced by the fact’ that three of the wven Regent* publiely *laU-d in She did not ask why. She gtaqxd to > who intruik your tuppenny .t.indanl of open araaion of the Boanl. that if Raac morality upon ua^aod we do not want it. Well hfa tnconiug. £llul *ta quickly tai the convrnwtica to aud will not accept it, liecauae you are wa* (impended Duughu *hr,uhl' alro Lc more indiSrrent subject*, and by tar play­ ful vivacity and softened wit, aliceontrivrd to brighten hfa evident melancholy, and even mure him to a genuine smile ax some of her quaint fancies on ordinary topic* "That fa a true mourner." »he thought i a* ahe retired to real. "He tnu»t have taeiia lover and a husband worth haring —very different from the flippant buUurflic* who pester me to death with compli­ ment*, nnd pan*, ami joke*. Why in he ao old and gray? I wonder ^hethcr he lia* any children No doubt Mrs. Betsey could hare en­ lightened lier: but. from aomeunexplained reawci, Agatha never mentioned hi* name Io her aunt. Of course the gentleman called, and au immediately before luncheon that lie wa* virtuon*, *hall there l-e i»o more cukra and ale?” Very well, let i» drop it a* a quen- fa. if this wa* the feeling of such a num tion of morality. Y’ou will rarely look at | ter id-the Board why was it not done? it with u* a* o quertiiui of national econo- i' We will give our opinion ; it waa benure my and f«tapcnfy . clw. you ran lianllv I| Dougla* was an old tun nnd had born in regard yuiiradroi a* patriot*. Wa have a '| tin- raiploy of the inatiiution rinre it* common interval in tta national prosperity, comtaeneement, and they thought that and we can dfacuw amicably any subject two direct Mispensioits would be Joo much fur one day ; and al—>Tur the rrawn that on thi- cutmuon ground. . France product* it* own wine, and they IimI a surer and more certain way of drink* mainly cheap wine. It fa a drink punishing him. which will appear herraf Democracy in Leading Stringi cratie partr, whatever it* duSeirnciw in the way of principle and high aim*, wax a faithfal exponent of the popular »cnliment. Il Ixmalcd of living u.or to the proph­ am! of being oeiilicr better nor worac than the BU»«*. whore impulm it shared, mi that it had no need of the management and dictation ftrnn above which were reen in other portie*. But it fa cirar enough that the feeling of tbo prevent I>emocraiic manager* in I'ongnw* I* the dtroCKenurtroog dujority io the pquiUr branch, but in.tra I of proceeding eagerly to work.** any one would hate anticipated from their eanqiaign *{*cfbre !a*t .ummer and fall, they are palpably shivering over their re•i«m.ihilitr. delaying buaine** from day to day on one pretence and auotber. and even j trying to muffle the average Dcaiorratic lleprerentatire on the floor of the House, ' a* if he were the "infant terrible" who I might at any jiwmcnt divulge the secrvU | of the party household and gel everybody by the ear-. I Thi* was the real point of the prolonged di*.na*ion in the Democratic caucui. ^o attempt wa* made tn have an extraordinary whieh, while it doc* them no good, ac­ •I aiq’ 27, and near ou 28." replied Dmglas probably *avcd himaelf from cording to the .bowing of their own phy Agatha, .calmly, "and I do not mean to rictan*. d<ic» not d<> theta harm enough to MMjenrion bv that clcrer piece of atraiegy deny that I am tolerably good looking, nor of bis, in laJdly demanding a committee interfere with tbei* indualry. Tlicir exactly a fi«>l. Nor do I Bay that 1 have to i-xaiiiiue hi* acvouutaThe Rcgvute drinking waate* neither life nor money *. not had about^t much attention aa moot girl*; Lut of proposal* <4 real, *ober ‘Willoura d>x». and they x-11 io value to other thought tkvt they would giro him a count ric» more than they drink ihrmxlr,-*. you-marry jnc?' auitotn, I am utterly During the 'rear 18*6, in oar State of guiltlca*." New York, there were <-xj>?ndcd by ron- that wa* used in th* Utaratury sbowtd "Oh, Agatha, how ran it be?—that kt, «umer» for liquor more Ilian one hundred to be in hfa hand*. We «ay are ire confi­ if v6u you are Bcriou* ?" raid Sophie, in dent ttat Dougla* would have been ra«And Agatha was mmriow of a feeling nnd «ix million* of dollar*, a sum which <7mc ciimpaxriou. prtidcd with Rote ifbe tad not gained far­ "Nay; that ia only fur the grntletaeu in of regret when he left, to rieh and varied amounted to neatly two-third* of all the the Democratic aide and grtlrern all debates quartion to dieide^^fR-lorned Agatha, «i» hfa eonverve lion, and to quietly did he :wigw paid to laborer* in agriculMre nnd ther time by asking ttat a------appointed, aud further we eimfidently contrive to draw out bcr sentiments, manufacture*, ami t«> nearly twice u much believe that hia >oie object ... ____„ _ like a aneret but irrmwibk directory. esking Cu Thfa waa a little too much for the new while mnfrxia^ hi* own. on different sub­ a* the receipt* of all the railroad* in the tin* committee wa* tu pain time and avoid tm-mben, who hare naturally aspired to State, the tun of the latter being between I hare been in •eocicty aincw I wa* vour ject*. make a figure cm the Boor, and who feel age, Sophie. Tile ainoant of ball* I bare But any of hfa dreaming of love, »ixty eight and rixty nine mUlinur. The Tlie entumittce appointed tn lank after that they, in coming fn-ab from the people, •wallowed would punle the calculating or ’of her yielding to a tender j«**ion for money of our people pxw aeram the bar Douglas fa a good qWc — men that even have -.me right to apeak without the perboy himaelf to reckon. The private the­ a mature widower, was carefully I>antailed all the time Cuter >han it i* crowded into [uwevful will can in 4 rcilnce ; and bi* nii-i-in and control of tlie old memlier*. tile w>-k«* <.f all the railroad atajiuo* of atrical*, dinomi. garden*, parties, chain- if it ever intend her mind. the State, and where doe* it go? What when they get through, it will be found They .acoroded in defeating that propoaiiietro breakfart*. ami croquet teaa, hare out whether he ha* I'crn a* hnneat aa he tion, but they will not throw off the dicta­ liccn w mingled up indi«tiugui*hably that xvmed to govern Anncrly's movement* a* clafai*; for it will be remembered that he tion which it pul forward Mimewhat too I should bo raah to liaxanl a puna* aa to had induced him to arrive at Jin. Cole's raid, all the commie.inu* allowed him fur their proper qualitiea; and yet I am here, al mi unusual an hour that morning. different patterns of imported anti domestic purehaaing drug* and medicine* fur differ­ at 27. and have never been naked to my He wa* extremely solicitous staut Mr*. ent partir* throughout the StatrHud ye* or no to any lent a partner for a quad­ Betsey'. health-. and luckily for him, the been turonl over to the I'nirendty. nod rille " excellent lady fell ill of a bad roll, which that which ia gord, uothinc—no uplift in tliat during the long time that he liad Perhapa Sophie wa* rather daunted at confined tier to her private sitting room, morality, no incrva*e of industry, no acbeen connected with the I’nircnity, the the proBjiccl.. and gave an excellent reaaon for kind and crasion to bualth, no growth of proqw-rity. only pecuniary cnmpenMlion he had ever ‘Oh, Apth.i. how atrangc—bow auiai frequent iniuiric*. Our State fa fall nf tramp*, and every one rocemxf for bfaowu peraotnd. benefit wo* A fimt-class TAIX-OH. from Detroit, ex­ ing I I am not half *o good looking and HUH, Agatha gave • b*lf half fa a ilrookanL There u dcnwralixalioti <i may <•/' l^-'r aa.i «rua- ti.itkrr, a».l stall be taken up, taw 1 pected aoon, when -we shall be prepared to fnrninh the lient df attractive a* you are, and yet I—well, yew rigb at tta grave roapeei of bin manner, everywhere, in consequence of ihfa waste­ >M /t.ZmWy.A.'.L Now if thfa i* brought forward, and srlul l___________ —I du think Frank Cooyera doe*—like considering hfa priviL-^exl amtinrity in ful stream of fiery fluid that constantly Clothing and perfect me—a little." flow* down tkcrqich gullet of the State. ' all true fund we are bound to beliere it I reply to the Republican*, fhe.great body until the eootrary fa »h*wn), wltat a won­ of the Dcmoer.itie memlior*, therefore, "Vcrvprobably, my dear; and you will, ‘Hie i* terribly afraid I should mistake Bui our Jfatfo fa not atone. The liquor fits guaranteed, at the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block. Hrnitderful l>caef*ct»r the director of the Chem­ will be reduced to mere votem, being given. I hope, end by Iwing Mn. Frank Conyera bill of I'eutwylrunfa during 1870 wa* ical Department ha* been to the ,l’niver»iings, Mich. and ignore all other* till death do you more than sixty-fire milliohs of dollars, a ty, and ihiMc wanting biffa «f drug* and part. But it i* not my atylc. I don't go sum equal to oue-third of tbo entire agri­ medicine* throughout the State. From errvient ponition. It remains tu lie aoen I in fur boy and girl love, nor a nrtUge in u cultural product of the State. Illinois thi.il would aram that Prof. Dongfa*. how they will mibmit to thfa nhgarebie; garden; ami to tell the the truth I do get paid laaro than forty-two mWiuiM, and tiwfag In hi* great bruimw tset ami pruaumption. At all event*, the method awfully tired of any one who plagura m« Ohio more than fifty-eight million*^ abrvwtl financiering, ho* been able to mako of prfcredurr fa a curimu comment upon too mudi, Sophie,-and my jmaUhmcni She bad acuculy raked up her netting. । Muntehusett* paid more than twentr-fiv6 the present spirit nnd position of the Dem­ will be that I aludl die an old maid." and make aomu exceedingly awkward long million*, a sum t/jual Io firewixths of Ner New York that he euuld famish drags ocratic party. It has arrived al a degree •litchra. when the door re-opened, and the and chemieafa to sehnob, cto, throughout of power for whieb it fa nrrt prepare.!. “V«y likely, my love; but I am faat object of her anfaudrenioai appeared. the State, cheaper than sach Urge wta!.-i Much a* it fear* the Republican Iand nr* rchuding myrelf to the pmtnecl, and, m a He walked straight up to her, with a ' and be happy again. prrlim'mary, I am pnitjg down to Aunt peculiarly reeoluto atep aud rigid fca- uro* of MaMuchiuaotta and Maine to show nlo drag hnuMw a, Ferrand A Co. and of the House, it stand* fa oven more , ILnney'e for the next week, though laody J°?Mfa( Sumer*-Agatha,' he mid rap­ bow a prohibitory law does, after all, ru Henchman & Co., Detroit, cnnld. and dread of fat nwn forces. Diawnrion* and Siilfield offered mca place in her phxtun. dure dunking; but it fa not nnr purpote make ta.idc-% large rommtaiou for the .sehfarn arc felt to be <m the point of break­ Unirorxity. What a noble man to do all ing out and spoiling erarything, unleu and her brother and halfa doxi-n Huraar idly. “I cannot go round about when my argue thfa question. thfa and got nothing but a mug of beer rcmortelaady kq>t down by ths vigilance officer* win be fa the train." wbolu pence fa in quemiou. I hare, with! What we demre tu ataw fa, - that, with jLf.lhp loaders, who rely upon management "Agatha, you are mad! Do go! How out my will, agninut my ranlrtu, learned an annual expenditure of *606,000,000 rather'rtsm the support of the |>eople. You for H<{uot« in tta United -State—and all ran yon throw away *ueh a dcTiritra* to lore you with my whole heart. In abort Uetnorrsry of the prevent day fa jirant; and all fhrairtupid, proay old won on me firal by your rroemblaucc to a the figure, we give are based upon official merely a nominal affair, taring tart all moet dear and boaored wife, and yon litre statbiios— it fa not fa be woodervd at that inherent vigor, Jiannouy and popular completed tloc charm by your intellect and that tta lima, are hard and people p<ior. cviifiilenre whieh once made it respectable ,i.t___ .___:____ _____ _ —t.. playful wit, your womanly grace and rotimen in the midst of it* ragarim. Il a* Have on exibition one of the croce. I am a vain fool, prahat**, to think pire* to rule forty mi'-lmaa of people by an [far/wf Stockof Fancy Goods I am tired of it all," she wention more se­ of you accepting a gray haired widower, i.:..i...-...... - ,1... -...I riously. “Not that I am Brian and vain bni your aunt Imm given me leave to try teen great Mtmirera ol turn, uni na<l ever brought to this City enough to wish to lie married for the sake my fate, and 1 have too much at (take great i-oufideoen in him a* the principal uf it; but it fa rimaat degrading to be ex­ not to rfak the haxard. At haart yon will which we offer to the public man of a ga* company, or president of a hibited u in tbo market year after rear, be kind in your refuaal, if yon cannot railroad, wiH say thi. only afford, another love or areejrt me a* your hiMband." cheap for Cash. He have, instance of to* groat borine** capaeity and Agatha had Ifatennd in breathlm. mlouhfa wonderful foeultv of doing good and also, a full anti complete hoping other. line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices, ver DENTIST WHOLE NO. 1023. widowers," replied Mix. Betsey. "No one who would interest you. of conrre. But then they are m.-u of sense and-standing, and ooo of them heir prranmptire to a |>ecrago; buLatill you need nut trouble at all about them, my dear." Agatha did not trouble henurlf. Her dinner drex, wa* scarcelv looked at before it was donned. ' . It was a black hoc. and she bad a rich sprig of geranium in her dark hair as her oalr ornament j save aehain and erom of A full and romplcto report of the pro Indian gold that hung round her white trailing* of the Board of I!<-gAt* of the Brilliants. throat. . rd-arb-utWbiuTi— a • She descended with a weary sigh at thr On« of the fact* brought prominailly rarvfal analysu of the pTOcradfag* of the idea of the evening Ix-forc her. Board, whieh are l*ucd upon (he rriort And her first fai|>rxa«ioti of rhr trio ufo .before the world during tbo lart few yn.n of the .uvrougalmg omnmittee, make ’two "bereaved husbunls" wa* anything but 'fa, that France- fa rich. The our with which »ho ha* recovered from the dlm»- point* dear. First, that there fa a defi­ r°*T^r Wd head*, suapiefau* whfakcra 1 Iroua war with Pruo-u. ami the prompt- ciency offi3.0fii.33, lc*. the.um oftSH.10. whibh I>r. Root- |ia* paid into the aud mustache, a decidedly military air and 1 tnwmtry. Sconml, that the book* and drts*. prejarod her for the announcement 1 vouchers show that Dr. iluse is accountsof General Jfrrb.-* and Col. Rivers, a* ' blc for *1,681.50 of this amount. The they burred a^ffly to the young lady. ’ balance 81.-I78.7S, the books of the Lsborw 1 Tbo third wa* certainly of a different ’ type; fair alnusrt a* a woman, with a fine *lend to the Slate. How did be get it?' tory show to be In the bauds of Dr. Dogulas, aud voucher* in tha poaaeutou of I>r. figure, and brown hair that was certainly 1How did he *are it? Why fa it that, in a streaked with gray, but still abundant and *country like oura, where wagwt are high Rase show that he has paid this ainoant well arranged. Mr. Annerly waa certainly "and the opportuuititw for making moor, to l>r. Duuglaa. So that according tn the some few years younger, and, on the *exeeptionaiiy gtxxl. rack wealth nnd pro-; report of tbc Regent lairt Tniwday. Bose penty do not exivt ? Throe are iuqnrtiuit owed the Univocally *1,681.50, and Ifoogqurotioui at thia time with all of u*. tas, *,1,478.75. Tliat Dougla* hi, , I But Agatha had Bcarrely time to apce- Buaiuro ia low. induMry ia paralyud, aud alight advantage over Roae h apparent, for he had finu reported to the 1'rerideut. late on hfa peculiarity* ere the wa* nm- the <|mwtion of bread ataro muhitudre in but it should be rcmemberol Huugiss lias I rigned to the louder mercie* of Gen. We cannot lire on probabilitiea. The W ell. France ia an iiidti'trinu* nation, had aexs* an l entire ctarge of the book* faith fa which we ran live liravelv j Furbee during dinner, while the mon- infor tbo pisteignt yeara. and die fa pence mut be a certainty, *h । terming of the guest* conducted Mn. it i* Baid. But u not our* an uidmtrioui It fa no evidence of Dr. Douglas' fauoj Betacy to the dining room. far as jt profenae* to be a faith at all. owit ecnee that be first dfacmcred the disevep- i* nothing.—fr<.« Jr. i But the party w** >u email, romirtiug cuty. It should have txx-n discovered | only of the three gentlemen, Mia. Betaey'a R hat ran l>e more foolbh than tn U-ng ago, ami the plea that Ihiugla* iuak<» I companion, and Agatha, the roiiveraatiun think that all thi* rare fabrie of licaren that hi* other labors in the University ' wa* t-Jeraldj generally, and not only m>, were so great that he did not have time to and earth could emne by chance, when j but it would be difficult not to overhear all theakni of art t> not able to make an keep track of the. money and add up the what the other coutilca were raying •iy.ter?—Jeremy TliyZur. , account*, fa no) wotuiv of credit and Agatha did lierdevoir; iutical it wa* The joy* of the world to come hare bears falahood upon the face of |r No iurtinct with her to be agreeable and Bparkman of common aenei will believe him. been habitually to pictured by divfacw ling fa manner , but .he «u mimewhat It fa tnrtoriuu* lihvr hi* lime has bran that the great majority cannot niiah dfawrbcd by moctiue the glance of the I spent. Men who litre been engaged trith them, and itw peitu •<> that they cannot fair-haired widower fixed on her, allicit him in-railroading, gx» matten aud txlier removed on encountering lier I things, know that hfa whole time ha* notborn spent on the Unireraity ground*^* it should [ She aat down to the piano in the nitric have Imn in order to deserve lhc*2.5<Mi J room, at her aunt'* request, rtbctl they per rear ttat the l.'uivcvsiiy p»y him. began a hand at whist: and auppnaing French, he cum* twice or three time* a» If pilfering has been going on for year* hcraelf utterly uhnoticed, «he pave her- much; yet the American laborer lay* up nothing, while the French laborer and •nd now ju*t brought to light, it fa evuda*df np tu the fill faney of the moment. sirc evidence ttat Dr. Douglas fa not tlie Song after aong wa* poured nut In »ue- ►null fanner have iimuev to. lend Io thrir man tu tare charge of the 1 laboratory. It fa plain that tta affair.. < f the tala.ratory tare l<cn managed in a U«i*c and earatow way. Dr. Dongbu is the man who lias tad charge of it for rears. READ THIS i Great Redictwi it Pries! Hopkins & Barnes FURNITURE Stock of Drugs and Medi- ones, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Sets. <frc.. Give us a. call. Hopkins & Barnes. Hastings, Dec. 15.1874. �'SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO 1876. SCRIBNER’S MONTHLY. 1878 Iran Wil SUH IT 8 B. BOYS AND GIRLS. Uinp of ararante; and. floaliy, that the I SHALL CAPITAL BE INVITED. “Bm* Tweed” thieve* ite not find foot- I hold among the honest yoraranry of Mich­ igan. and yrt K is not always safe to ini*' with implicit renfidenre the man who 1 met before. There i* lem diction to ' continually charging his neighbor* with reorch fcriensaiion*. and Mn. Moulton turai of every town and village, both i—t and west, who have to ship their ware* loutfyiirtanre.. to rcadt remramers. The Banner praforoes to believe that the rail­ roads should pay as well as farming. We are ako in fovor of that, and will -y that the average farmer is not making over two or three jter cent, on the iuvratmeut ac•urfing to tic report rf 1874 of the Agri­ cultural Burenu. Taka out tbe watered Moek of all the railroad* and tat them earn a n-gukr per cent.” Wo answer, firet, that we do not favor any "ring, " nndrr any circutrotanee*, nor do wu believe much in the existence of what k popularly termed •■Ring*-’ in any •imilarly situated without funning any combination injurious to opu-r*. Secund, it ia not true, — the Joonutl —ya, that we ‘•aoe mon- money iu defending the msebi—lion* of a powerful monopoly than in advocating the peopk-a earn*-." Nor is it true, that the patron* of the Baxxkm arc protesting, so far a* we know, against the recnoi incr— ia freight rates un otg railroads. On the contrary the patron* of bo Banjikx. very generally, favor the de] pram her right to a fair hearing in the Church with nfirtnnsraand dignity that promian her port at hart will be worthily perform*!. There i* not otic sincere friend of parity aud order who da— not PtOMOS, Jan. Bd, 187C. long to peo thi* glia.tly scaMal set al Enrroa or tub Vanxb:* Our town wu visited on Saturday night rest, norjeft to be the mystery of mtxlern by one of the moat violent storm* of wind lima., worse than the story of the Iron •rer known in thia vicinity. D. W. C. Peek’s new planing mill was badly injur­ nut, the count - of Plymouth Church ha* ed, a part of the roof was torn off. tha prejudiced it in the eycu of* the world West end stripped of tho weather boards, whieh ia not used to seeing innocence de and the garden fence an.l another out­ fending itself by the tactic. of guilt. building. kid proatratc. One to two other Tho Chnreh find* itadfui a disadvantage out-building* were levelled by the wind and several dwelling* more or lera injured. The funeral of a Mr. WU-m. the faiheria-law of our 1*oMma*tcr, came off on Saturday at the aehool house. Though the road* were.bad tlie attendance wa* large. Hi* death occurred in the follow ing strange manner: On Monday became here in poor health am! pkred himaelf under the doctor * care. On Monday night lie retired to rett and went to sleep from which_h« never awoke. Ha slept on during the next throe daya and nights, and all effort* to awake-him were fruillcaa. Ho died on Thursday afternoon. A taring train agednwpoetfnlly 17 aud 13 years have been lately calling around on tho clergy and the Jrutirea of the Peace in thi* vicinity for the purpose of flesh." A* yet_no one ha* ken found »o regard!*— of law or decency — to perform the marriage ceremony. Had not the parent* of the* lovelorn youngatcr* better take litem in charge, convey them each to their respective homes, give them sugar plum-, then cradle ami roek them to sleep? Poor thing*) Btuinem i* dull'in thia vicinity. No mills are cutting lumber bore now ; one or two shingle mill* and a planer are run­ ning, Tlin going is abominabla, the earth vdopment of the country by inviting by /rtearf/y Zsywfitliua, the investment of the surplus capital of tlie Eart, in tfe needed railroad* and infant manufactures of the Wert, and propose to are Ural the investment of the capita! »* not jurrenze./ by unfriendly Ix-gulation. Tliirdly. wo do betiovr, “arrf pro/es* to Utirrr." that the capital invtnted in our railroad* should —muimuch interval a* the umc ‘would mndixily. A continuance of »ueh weath­ ram invested in bond* and mortgage*, and er ** we at present hare will w up the that by friendly Legislation tbo couipanire nnapcet* of the lumbenucti hen-. aboull be permitted to cuni thia in the in­ Ou Thursday lart a young girl about wert, who will pn»jxr jtut in proportion i» 16 year* of agwbxlged with Justire Briggs the country ia developed by. the introdnea complainant agalurt Henry Ixtwi*, tion of Eastern captol to be used in build­ charging him with the crime of rape for ing railroadsand manufacturing establishthe- violation of her person. Tho girl is a sister of the wife of the accused. Her Again, we «ey that the record nof father ami mother have been tang since »A<nc a iMlnr »f tnitm.l »tM is tkr-nnl. deccusnl. 'She ia comparatively friendless, roade of Jfieklgao with . poreil-ly uuc ex­ and with t»o trustworthy protector; ahe ception, and that, under the mort careful had at time made Iter home with thi* manspsment, by the most experienced brother-in-tew Itecauac she had nn other men, these road* for the past three years, abiding ptace. Tbe scxtnndrel took ad rant hare not paid a single rent of dividend age of this circuaartance. She aap, aud to the stockholders etccpt one, and that there is no doubt of the truth of her only once in the three year*. Now, if it statement in the mind* of Uux who know were true, which it U not, that tbo farmers him and her, that he first intimated her make only two or three per rent on their by violrure ami threat* more than a year invretraent*, — the Josi-W ebum*, they ago. He told her that unlra. she com­ certainly hare tkaf taoel^ rulnolay over plied with hut w'ubo* that she could have the Stockholder* of our lx*t managed rail­ reads, — they psy no dividend*. But the tliat resirtanre was ado* After a time fact h, the farmer* in the county of Barry ho ramght for her the aid 7>f a physician for are worth, to day, throe timrw what they an unnatiKnble purpose. The girl complain­ would have Ixca worth if Enrtixn eapital ed to Iter suter, the wife of '• denied the charge, beraiin^rtlic girt in no dmire to reduce one iota the legitimate earning* of the Agriculturists, but do duBand in the name of erpul and exact jn* hand and the girl was turned out of ilqera. Tire whet -lay she wa* invited to return under the promise of letter treatment, England who have invented their money in building our railroad, «A«// L-jimnil/rd, with some hesitancy on bcr part ahe com­ and without nnfiair and unjust opposition, plied. On Christina* day. in the alaencc of the wife, Lewi* repealed hi* violence, transportation to the markets in the Eart, upon the innocent girt She fled to a of tbo surplu, pnxlnet* of the Wert, a* neighbors al the first opportunity for pro­ vdi give them a lair return, on the capital tection, and tbo* the matter bream' public. After the complaint wa* made Lewis they have inverted, the result of whieh haa been to thribk- in value the property tried by threat* and money to intimidate or hire her not to appear in court. of such portion* of our State a* are tribuThia ia not the only aimilar offence, it ia said, of whieh thi* nian i* guilty; nor ia Dastardly Main. Over the rignaiurc of ■'Justice" in the art rassuc of the ITtutinyi Jornvil, wc (nd the following wholly false and slan­ derous attack on the Barry County B-nnl of Supervisors. The writer rays; I am informed, by what I call reliable autliority, that a certain man prerent.-d an ■ ? We bear “B«" Tweed atealhis minion, and plaving around at hu tire; and we hear of atealing in every ■rtmrat, down to a little petty county ..^.1 * ,1.^, j__ hese in wnting, for the puiposc of injur­ ing thvinnrecut and Ixtlutering up hia own character, and yet the villran goo* un­ whipped of justice. It> with difficulty that our peace officer.: can prevent an out­ rage*! community from taking the work of cxwrvction into their own hands and inflict­ ing rommary punishtuenl in arronlsncc with tho cxlc of 'Judge Lynth." At Union Hall Friday evening of thia week (January 7th.) by Prof. Blrat and Dumout C. Itake M. D. who will cxhiM wveral euriorilira during tbe evening The—dbdngnHyd phyriciaua will re maiu at the Harting* House from Friday the 7th until Thursday night the 13th for the purpo*? of treating all chronic or the Ere and Exa. Hum, Lenon, Ltv an, Stomach. Roman, Br-oon, Ki»xxru, Brunt, and all Fkmaijt discaw* "Gabrtel Conroy,” by Brut Harte Of which tbe Beeton aoya: -<Jt <* . _ rf-t ______ ing before being summarily expelled, and her hiuband i* determined not to dio without a fight for life. A* Beecher refowsto pnaoente him. he will- proaccuto Beecher, so that the jury shall decide which of the two is pvtjured. So you aoo the old scandal is still alive, and will probably drag through another year .T’W arene la laid In the Soath-*r—t, at a time when that territory vm first Spanish then French, and then American, an.l when war w— imminent, to obtain th. control of the month of tbo Mlasi—Ipni It Is likaly to be the great romance or tbe Nisei—Ipp! Valley,— Ganarxi.Cox boy will be of tbo Pacific Slope. SOW FOB THE GREAT CENTEJffllAL BiKtESns-Jear sEssiss sstsss! acmbta him. The theory now i* that he ia hiding ia New York, vailing till O'­ Conor gets well, that his trouble* may be arranged. Wherever he may be. one thing W certain, the plundered city. will . That Um making enonnou* profits cn their circula­ tion, how happens it that aioce the p»Mgiof the act of June 30<!i, 1874, they bare voluntarily .arrevulered more than 1X3,■ 000,000 of their circulation, and that forty-three bank*, haring a capital of 85,040,000, hare since this date gone into voluntary liquidation, chiefly becauae the o' Lowrie's,** AT.T, ABOUTTH MOORE’S RURAL NEW-YORKER. ■right<WJ IU*. D.Ujkt'-J .ealkre Ik,*! ferjrt th* tortur weed is not the man to begin. Tnx Old, Old Stomy. Last night a man, s woman Cranefl nraMtes k*-*l< Itesrem'** tea toercre -Tir B*an! af Sapwl* Fsra Ireinr* a> fnton Mog sTANs w—k, ^wOlraek. arewnrtB -rente an ttoto’Uar. (to t* L'ntoa Dall — ra* lb« euriufilira r*l*W*to IU* .Xutoasl C«lo«UI br raaXtat Ull.r rapre iXaa aaw. as4 r-uatrtla. iu M Na Uta ter I VTA. <aa<i> worth Ika ns- afa rra Fourth Avenue, with bullct-lioltH through them. Il wa* a ghastly night, and a ghastly story is behind it. Edward Min­ ster, the Whi of a wealthy man, fill in kreaita Bmto* Mowt r»rrL*a-4a ism. Ik. STANDARD IN ITS SPHERE YOU CAN usual rates, would yield nearly the same |wnfit. I The taxation of the national funk* i* ’ exceedingly heavy. During th- last fiscal year they Judd (7JW5 EM in Uxre to the United Htatis and S10l07<:,332 in State lues, making an aggregate «f(17,3SI or at the rain of 3 5 jier cent, on their capital rtoek. Tlxry are more brnvily taxed than are the State bonks, and if the repeated. -She drained him of hi* money enrtrangvd him from hi* friend- and fi­ nally, when he had nothing left, wa* prtting ready to leave him. Mad with jeal­ ousy, ho shot her. then the children. then himaelf. There are twenty thousand men in thia city living in thi* way, and every week more, or lost of them make tragical en|idg.. TO-DAY’S ADVER R—4 th* arttete .« ;Hcrf1>—r'a Msgaria*. U 1-trt Bteto and D. C. U re* an latere*rtag Wa FriAay »v—tag. ' PETERS' HOUSEHOLD MELODIES It I* —w eatllteg ti -aaxlno* to rattle wilh reartirei poraibte -lay. THE PEOPLE'S PAPARI A*4 areirta'r ik. baa< aw aitoat tor Ik. Faaaaa raa ItoaiteiLrcaisi Ptwatar. rwa Mrew ^Xle lirareratmmi*r at Hay w— 78* aba— In th rand 70* at —oa-aa Dae. PETERS PARLOR MU8I0 nuke the tuliona! system tind«»ir*blc. is paaAng away, but there are no rvviral* Banking i» a bustna** who— motivctia nut Moody and Sankey did not surercd in benevolence or patriotism, but profit; and creating any enthusiann in Brooklyn, anil if it can be made more profitable under State than under national regulation, then greo that pn-vludra the powibility of a it will abandon tho latter and adopt the fi-nurr. TboMt who supply the capital fur suconuful tuevement against Satan thi* the organisation of bank*, like all other winter. It wa* intended tnmakea decis­ person* engaged ur engaging in businow, ive charge along the wh<4o line, and exten­ miut be expected to Mtftiy tbrir own inter sive prcperat ion* were undo to that end- ret* ; ami it ahonld be the policy of the but it him all been abandoned, and tlie taw t-Auraw l« an American Hertel S’ory. •The Boy Emigrants,' byNoihBrenks, WORK" for industrial inMUnara: ‘■BRIC-A-BRAC’’ for wltand Inooeent plea—ntry. ■ Hi.-ntBWKB’B Moxmi-r ia now recownlxed.bolh In thia country and In Hoc land, aa th. rrwat r perancc organixaiio— are making a little headway, but they are evidently dfeeoareouragnd and are working with no Mrart. Depnratan in businra»—the .inu-de for life that every Luiinow nun ha* to make, leave* liyle oportunity for purely benevolent or unadfirh operation* The nun up to bi* i eyre in debt and a lad btiaimw* ha* but I *F!4eUdr..l MidAte.H Wr are pl—A V> te Jsdgv Hoyv.te regaials lie Itay, such — Hou. W E- CasIl/iV sdirolererai. Lstto ra Prof. Max Muller, prof. I« • rm.l. n*te Dr. W. B. Carpenter, Prof ; «f Csllforal*, «ro *11 dree R. A. Proctor. Frutel* Power , A»rful tnnktelae** »*4 *UII. rt.. - ----- .. . I . ... Wrr*.n.MiV ruxlon uliirh * tfj; Story, Li Hell’s Living Age. ly, the wholesale trade i* nothing, and! Secretary Brntow. in hi* report to Conthe retail trade i.* not lulf what it ought grre-, pnre-nt* the following aggregate* of to la>. The longest fare*! man in the receipts ,and expenditure* for the fi*eal world ju»t now i» the Ncm Yorker who year ending June 30th, 1875: paying *10,000 rent per annum. Hi* expense* go on mcrcilcMly, and bi* Imainean out of which he is to pay is nothing. "■'J JOHN STANLEY ! msnurc froir iu it afterwanl*. and instead of having less milk every cold anap and "lore every thaw, it wa* more right along, in milk, comfort in milking, cleaning the ■table, health of cow* and thrift of ralra, and only lew in amount of feed required. One roal! Ayrshire rexning in ju*t then «llllarn Cullen Bryant, (ieorgc Macdounld. Christina MoaMtl, Loul— M.; ^^.Trowirld*« T- B AM**. 1 FJizabeth Stuart Pb»l[t», Abbv Morton J}1"-Vrerawtt Spofll-nl. Dounld : > O. Mitebull. rtdt.. Ktannd C Siradroan. Luey I.aYatni, Cbarle* Dudley i Warner, Hrct Harte, Frank H. Stock- _ Wkrtrari. a- XMrtl 1W*. I. G ROGER IBS Proctor, Ma-Oliphant and Rev. Edw nnlEggleston. Y • “ 1 " r prexnlrad. I • Bnned Fruits and Fish. :y«r'3 Cathartic Pills, '•sft.iryt.’s.taffBa According to the figures and estimate* for the year that will end June 30th, 1876, the revenue will amount to 1297,­ 156,145.11, and tho ordinary expense* of the Governtnnit to 8268,4-17,543.76, leaving a surplu. of $29,008,601.38. The Sinking Fund rvpirai 833,203,692.32 FOR MEDICAL FURPOMM. Oysters received daily THE ABLEST LIVING WRITERS free delivery and on time. apart a a speeial fond," to be applied to the j^ymrnt of "interest eh the bonds and not— of the Unttod States" and to tbe creation of a Sinking Fund at a specified annua) rate, and until the— two applica­ tion. arc made from tbo Fund not adollsr STANLEY. •.•Fairly wlUt—t a rin tor. feM—. "A per* anA perpetutl i tain «r raierUlnxMat and 1 K'.-'ftrt IGrtArey. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FARM FOR SALE! cial return of the Bureau of be — ffillowa : tesstssi asms •'axprcta rurk thing* <X th*par*." few, Mr. -J-tire. I-fife free that yrar IM t allowed, though if I rata- been reftndrei into a tie ataowM <rf boudu 1—riag only five p«r erat. interret, thus rarity 85,(MH. ,<Ht(i annually ra tbe taterert trerount Of thh amount 8178,^8,300 have bmm »i»Mt» 'h' 1»* rix 60 ARE IMPROVED ■ With it alane a goiter may Mri, hMp u. with all that I* iapsrtaal in tfe Uteratnr., hirtary. politic* aad reline* ot th* day."— TV ilnMM. ,v. r. ■■Th. rt4«*i ~*p. tha arart —teriaiaiat Mwte*. Ik. ti>*i «r >*- e—Ji.* 1— 'Stir SjuiH Bam For What? The New Improved Back-Fertl FLORKICE SKWIIG Hall In th. City of Char �Never before the war, or since, have the best Amcricon Prints been plaaed on the Market at so low a figure- ns 8c per vard. SPRING A AVERY have tliis day received and opened 50,000 yards of the best goods, which they offer to their custo­ mers at this surprisingly lbw fig­ ure ; and in addition to this we are offering 35,000 yards of very desirable and stylish goods; good colors and patterns at 6c Prints that never before were of­ fered inthia mnakec at SO LOW A Price. The best aud leading brands of Brown and Bleached XX31tf HEATH'S. ■ price*—in fact SO CHEAP it is hardly neceaaaay to call atten­ tion to them. SPRING k AVERY. * Grand Rapids. TIME CARD. THE GREAT CAUSE •IL*)<a>. r.OV-hlttiMM.. BadfeM. J.Lm- HUMAN MISEBY. TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. LlM. M. kna. A C. •iUMa-nMCMt«rh«itk. MnM J. L. FvuromImm Xmjm-BIm. B Dak.B •dwa. X.tUa—J. O. ItlfU. vtlhMsadiag hie I. I ba only dry gout, Man alibis .11 mile, of Orangeville. yet k. take* m adraatagv of that U> uk linkUul pri.-v. 'TM.tfta'-ar.v.i!:: HMBIKTW. STEBBINS BRO’S. Lttal kliwey (Mice;. Where you wnl Had all kinds of FURNITURE! | Of every Description which we For Kansai and Colorado The Alchiaxa, Topeka and Santa Fe Bail* road from K.mau City and Ateliimn on . patroui who may deeirv to aubwribe for the M uncurl rircr, via Topeka. tha Capt- •he Pkaibik Pabmib (print 15) ill connection with the BANNER (price . -__ :n___ .i-.____ _____ — •» Villcy k> ibe Rncky M<nit>uin«. The ai •h. rtv»t mate to I'adJo thr Gund Canon, Colorado Spring., JUnlUnj, J“ikrw peak, and all place* of no4a la tha mountain re- e»n a*U cheaper than any Itoua , In Bar­ ry County, for tbrw rwotu: l«t. Berauee we have no rent to pay. It would seem as if almost everything had been said about DRESS GOODS and that the ■ubject was entirely worn thread bare. But SPRING k AVERY being alive, and watch-1 ing tho interest of their many custoniers os well as the fluctua­ tion of the market, have this day placed on sale n case of SPENDID ALPACAS in all the leading colors at 25 cents j>er yard. These goods would be considered cheap at more money. Also a CASE of TIBER CLOTHS, goods styles and col­ ors, which are attracting the at­ tention of the masses at 30c. [ In fine goods will be found all j the new and stylish things. Invisalpe Plaids in Browns, Blues' and' Greys, In Camels Hair ; I CASHMERES in Seal Brown, Navy. Blue, Prune (black' a speciality) Dark Green, Ac.— The La'Iies would do well to look over our stock, before pur­ chasing, tu* we can show them all the novelties of the season. SPRING A AVERY, Grand Rapids, GROCERIES । We have a double Stock as any one coming I in the Store can see and they will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and everybod allows our SIYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, Phin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE Nos. 266 and RETAIL jewelers, and 268 jyabaah Avenue, Chicago. Ja.’X'cjeEssa, FOR ONE DOLLAR We will send, Post-paid $10,000 GIVEN AWAY comfortable garmcntn. . Yester­ day Spring A Avery opened in addition to their unusual large slock over 100 desirable and Stylish Cloak* and 5aqucn in fur trimming, fringes, silk and in all tlie leading styles in both long and short t lent*. Also a hill lino of Sill . ’civets and Cloak­ ing Beavera, far lined and plain CROCKERY too, but Dan says it ia going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and close it out HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? Wc mH none of thia cheap-made Fur­ niture that la male by machinery. Tlie good* ve make la made by .hand, and warranted. We Invite all petaona to The weather for the port few eall and Inapcct our foods. tor they all I day han Wen wintery, remind­ boar Inspection. No trouble at all ing the I-adiex of warm and REPUBLICAN allow guoda. all poiata in Northern Colorado. Tbe We win Mud th. brat route to Southern Colorado, New Mrxiao, and Arisons. The only direct LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COUBIEB. JOURNAL usual price *2,00, f»Cage The track and equipment ia nn«|<iaUd, prepaid no both paper*, fir one year, fur train. ran through from the Missouri rir।« to the Rocky Mountain’, making rua- TfeWKRKLYCOUlHKB-JOURNAL nertiona in Union ilepots and avoiding de-, lays and IranWiTFor foil diacriptive ■ .Hat, 1873. distribute* impirtially *10,lM10 in valuable presents among its aulwerihcrs and every .auhsrriptma toil through tu but Will Hams, says he can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out. Well thev sent us a double order of TIE WEEKLY WORLD! land |‘all the fashionable trim­ mings for these garment*; all _. of which your are most reapectRepatriug of ail kinds of old fur- . fully invited to examine. Peerless Milk Safes e neatly done. J wv “*** ' ’ SPRING A AVEBY, Grand Rapid*. 8TEBBHS BRO’S. J. Cole <fc Son GROCERS. iiirsJ? Ofc for Sale Hike lira! Um Rale urn fums NOTICE! 3. & 1 JitifM & I:Dui This week we have opened in our Silk Department, a large line of SILKS, from the most celebrated and responsible man­ ufacturers, "Bonnet,” ‘‘Bellon's" "Gninet'a,” besides tlie wellknown ‘‘Cachemire Alexandria," I imported by us. This is our faorite brand, one which we desire to sell our friends, which wc warrant in every repect, and can only bo found at the counters of j SPRING A AVERY. Grain,.Flour, Provision, and tountryProduce, John H. Wendell & Co. Wagons and Buggies mrai: Flour, Grain, Pork & Seeds. 54«>,aa —asmicn WATER LIME UK SHUE Shingles, Lath, &c. THE ofuntiokts. ' filin’ Ware rlxwpX tCau evWsi Smitb, JIanki A Pan XXUrl. _ *T*ko Nolte* * ‘ UNDERTAKING Mayhew BusinessCollege EXCELS Belnr ■ bualMiM that nevri- a rr*at of experlvncn, ,/ D. D. MALLORY & CO AwaeM tbs nighM iMsl Id Vtam lalaetluu than any >>thar fine In thia ■action. W. H. Hlebblns, the arakir member, will, the rx|wrleu>v of a life­ time, will always five hla peiwmal attastkm Io thia part of their extendre E.^H.T.ArT’tti'Y ACo. 591 Broadway, Jt’ew York. BALCHAK0RT0N, ' sun amramiffi STEBBINS BROS. iS DOWN WITH HARD TIMES cnuoMossKn S ;stys»nrs“±yFiss BRICK FOR SALE The Subscribers will com j menoo the Manufacture at SJEIXCJBC at the earliest BosriUo mo nrnnt. ntUkeep mmstantl. �fols;of flour with <«e pint of cream fadd two eggs, wd beat the whole »41 till I quite smooth f then add slowly half a pint j of new milk, irn. whieh hss bcm put a I A e-irrapqndmitofthe&mlbant Form­ tcssmamfol of baking pwder. Host aft 1 er objects to eroMiug Essex and Berkshire well together, and fry with lard, a little ofl i , , . . . . “ ‘■’■"S " undrr-irabk brmd. TU _urn. |«enlia.Ttie» of each do trot harmonise, aud I-kitjwith powdered augur, mixed With rinI no advantage is gained. He rtaU-n the Button or grated nutmeg. .! pcc-jliaritim of the Berkshire* u being kart, tender, juicy meat, suitable fie hams . ^r"7'° A«s/fier.—A cwvrapotuldent of the New York Farmer's Club and bacan. and f.-r threw the Berkshire is gives sn inataure in which a woman'* anu superior to all other awine. What is the peeuliarity of the Essex 7 ww swelled loan mnunou* site and lainfolly eaflamed. A poultice wm made of Very fst pork, soitable for salting down stewfd pumpkins, which was renewed and pocking in UrreU Thus each breed every fifteen minutes, and iu a start time CUAKl.KS It. KKI.LS, ItKXltr I. IIII.I..S. S—w, hsa its own peculiar quality of meal, and producyd a perfect cure. Tlie fever drawn each is beri suited for the particular pur­ out by tta poultices made them extremely pose required of iL If you cross the two offrwtve. m they were taken off. ’ breeds you injure the meal of both, cither diimro/wmZ Trw*.—The Loudon Medi for hmtu or baron or for clear tide pork to cal Record says"Il has long been noted There is another objcOlion to craning in tits i-uantry that in tbttro district, whem the use of oatmeal (in place of full bred varietisa of any kind of animal* thar it bi a waste of stock, high-priced, wbntfca flour) prevails, we find children and nrres—rily really. Full bred animals and adulte with the b..t dev eloped teeth ; will impress their characlcristica ou thrir and >wa; aud so well reeoaairod is tta in- : progeny, if cwwaed with grade* or com­ fluence of ostmeal diet upon the teeth, | mon stock. When- two full hrtda are Hutt many practilioMra order iu uro as an f crossed, the result ia not tho imnmw ofthc article of daily diet for children, in can** Magnificent granite building, with <d.strong upon tha weaker, tat lhe dash of where the dentition seems likely to be gantly fitted and funtiabed apartments fur ’ rharacleristicR repally strongly marked. either retank-d or imperfect." the application of :md carrying out of our i With boat, part of the litter will take 7l> Roust a Tarket.—h should be kQl- novel ami eyitomatie method* of after Berkshire and pan after lhe Eatex, some large, and slow in maturing; others ■nualler, but fattening and maturing earlier. Young men who routetnplate a tadnnw s?3SHS5a YOUNG MEN. Tie Riehl KM tf Btcata for Ymuu Men. CENTRAL e /J* rulscj17oi*ti> Lawson’s Curative Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, IZSZSttS. grSL.’S!! QRMAT-WM9TERX RAILM t t . sovTuna. J-ssci a-; set pnr i ■ !...-. I . ... .... — .J .„ I fib) feet st TloS, BUSINESS TRAINING. life, nnd parents having nous tu educate,! are jurtkularlv requested to rend I for document* relating to the college. which : ^n^u^ZhSpCKrt fl -r-wra-t RjS*. Pwilwaa P*»i« w l« J jgfesas.'W! . Dll. C. A. SMITH S >I«*<licxtl Inlirtnni’v. MICHIGAN iso.1. UtTAMUSItKU 1SCS. * Fir te cm.'ill Em tf Pritife liras -iSnffirt'gisrxxi.-llsTfc CENTR< RAILROAD. rr..|»jbf rwaewao tLwrUw H« Gnh IS l*lm*wd Iwowlf e.rtala ml ootaio . TIME TABLE. Taking EfftotNov. 811 1875. ing for Iictw during the winter. What is ■ miwit needed is a warm, dry temperature, which be describe* in the following man- SEW IDTEBTISEMIAT: C. P- Rowell a Co's. Column. WlienXhc jjmper actant rolls around. put them up immediately after they hare flown out, or in a very few daya after, ami leave them uodisturbctl. in midnight darknear. and all will Im right in the spring. — To secure tbo desired end nut doors iu winter if the hive i< Urge, holding morn than the re-qtrtdte amount of winter •rorco. it must ta contracted to a proper lite, am) ventilated at the top, to as to kt ' the MtrpftM moulurv u>ca|w, and yet ac- I ente tho animal heat of the bees- This U ! ettdly done, llmwivo the surplus frames ’ irnm one aide of tho hire, alip|>iug in a dividing Liard. tilling in between it and I the outer wall with leave* or straw. Corer 1 tho frnmm with a piJee of cloth of any j description, firrt laying a few small strip* of board across thoframra to give the bees dry up the moisture that eollixta rapidly on the lop of the straw. Ilirra diuuld be placed near the ground, and .underpinned with straw, to secure the h<nt of the earth. Brea/^nootbe suecvwifully wintered out of Mn. and emply combs prevented from molding, where the ll pbntx, wdl kept iu the; beautiful bivuu uot contracted to a proper rise. The iuse. It is certainly a great Mtls- arrangemsnt ia in conflict with the laws of to bare such an attraction at the succosa, and iluMstroua results mast follows | eoHegr. imc| ’ a greatcr satirfuviun toThe hatemoisture thrown off iu animal rrapira. tion it ia fine portklui like auam when ex- 1 itfor. iUu.<tra:iou, study, ami axpsriment. The flowtr beds arc still quite limited haled from the lungs, and never will con­ dense into drop* until it rvoebe* a stratum in extent. They hara boots roach improv­ ed by digging out,, to the depth of two of atmorpbere older than the blood.— feet or over, the poor sandy soil, and fill­ When it cannot escape from the ton of ing in with rich kam. clay, and manure. the him, it aelllc* in drops at the fartbet The lawn by the greenhouse and tiro-: and coldost part of the hive, and when where hsa been mmii improved, but there 1i Induing on empty cvuibs they are blifthtc with mildew, and’ in a few years worthies*, is a vast amount of work still needed in thia direction. There is scara-Jr a square whereas they dtould laid tea or fifteen rod of lawn-or driven in a condition satsi- > ears. When the sire of tho hive eorresponds with the rite ofthc swarm, the whole factory to the one ia charge, lie doos the Internal air of the hhro is kept wirm, and brat be van with his limited means. There the parikks of moisture are borne upon is mudi ground to go over. There are. or wil) be when dour, two and three- the atmbApHin.-. and coodeuae in the top fourths (2f) mik» ia length of paths aud of the hive above tbo straw, where, they will iercr get back, leaving the bees dry and iartu, io which rendition cold seldom affrets a good swarm. e DkaU lU'BAL ■—Having received in­ valuable instroetion from Domestic Econ­ omy columns, I will send von, as a partial return rmue eaceUcnt reopen which hare been reketed from various sourer*. Per hap. von may have published none of tiii m before, l>ul if an they esn be safely repeated. . M.inr D. tf-RAILROAD. |«L5 CHICAGO a NORTHWESTERN as -«r I Barros MICHIGAN AND_THK SOME snoitT umi srjsjsga,t?ss.sx dsrssS-tL' LANDS CHEAP Tho number of visit..* bavconmkraUy ■increased. Wc barn added quits largely IO oar list of plarita by purchasing young or amali spccimrin at a smalt ci»*i, by donations. and uilierwke. Mfo now b<vu about 635 aped** and varieties, utany of them very choke and many ran-. Tbo sales from the greeutaum could easily be incroasod by finishing tta propagating pits Or by eonverting tne preacat lions*, into a cotnmcreial oUablishtiMOi, The latter would not be in sewrdaner with tlie dmagn of the bouse. Il is now serving a very useful purpose for instruction iu botany and horticulture SMtknte every day, __ . ..r -1-— _L_ _ . -I___ r,';r.'.:K:'^'A-.acw,-Jt:r,rg,'K llut..,lUrrr«o«atr. Mwklon. »flb. tm »srt. w A. L. PrwtMa.sfUisiiui«ar6>aa«rti«sU I Ib. WC.-taiol lb. »b «l rWrus- I CSgEtetfS"*' “ WM- upjohj 'effi¥ASS»'~ S'.'ltt 1OMESTIG 1 SEWINC I MACHINES. CSKS$S$” for the safety ot pa—,-tigrr train ,. Al trains ore run by telegraph. lit n word this (1HEAT LINE tta* tbe brat nm smoothert track, and tho i»»m etarant and rejintortahh-ruuiptucut of any road lAJhe West, and ha« n*i cr>i»|>etit<>r in thi-Viuntry. On the arrival «4 the train*Irani tit,1 erases! 1 For Council Bluffs. Omnbg. and Caltfsrula, Twn through trains dally, ujth PulluiAti PbIiuv Drawing Ituum end I Steeping Carat I trough toCoundl Bltitlk For St- Faui und Minneapolis, i'we through trains dully, with Pullman Pal­ ace Uan* attached un both tralu,*. For Green Bay and Lake Superior. Two trail.* dally, with Pnllninn Pal­ ace Caro attached, r.nd running through Io Mnrauette. '' Tar Milwaukee, Four through trains dolly. Pulhnatt Cur. un night 'rahn. For Winoturand |>>i:iL« tn Miiinnsita, • One through train .Lqly. For Dubuque, vln Fiwj-urt. Two ISAAC vn YROO3 •^SStSSA Itr-ici. BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. w&K The Reliable Shari l.iae aRAHD KAPIDS Alt DETWIT «... ms. * u wauwsusaft- THE WEEKLY SUN. rstTuravLAK Divifioa. K‘> TIME TABLE No. 8. They arc run b» tween— Chicago anil Omaha, t.'hle.tfto Cellar Itaphtn. Chlragnsnil Dubuque, via Clin* tun, Chicago ami Freeport. Chicago ami Manpu rtr- Chicago and liiwn ■ Bry, Chicago And Milwaukee, Cbieugv anil St. Taut. Thia l« tbe Only Line running Utm> ! <>"S. ss4 mill nil, st Ursst*. saislsbtra! •Ul. tt U m u L Ur Us iwradsuss I f .*4 Utu< wrt-s U **>~**1 kUt»-> ihwTU Hss sUlwsula ««wslM».r4 s » SMaanUt UraUhiar Iu readan ailk a I trw.ca.rtlu laiorwAliuo >>"■ tkaw «b—rl ka'lwratr-<klni PnaMralM tianion. allh r..r.l,< c.. l.rluaiU M *s~nraU. .. .l«*, awa;g.:aa. Die. Mian ' Rtuh.-^fsm light cups of In­ dian meal, one cup of white flour, one t<.-a»|.M«ful nt sal/ratu*. enough sour or buttermilk to dlmnlro, one cup sweet; stir Ayer's . Hah Vigor, SHair its Dolor. A dressing which ia nt once agreeable, lu-altljy, and ’ ’ • 1 • ! . . ' from tta fa» by dissolving magnesia in win water—bent it to a thick memi, spread on the face ami 1st it remain a minute or two. Then wash off with Cwtile *«p and*, and rinse with soft water. Rye anti Mian Itrup f'«iXv.—-One pint of Indian mml, one half pint of rye meal, two spoonful*] of molama, a little salt; work it with rold milk so as to drop HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS MARTLET, SHELVES, ETC. plats and fmhness of youth. Thin Mir is thickened, fallen hair checked, and taldncra often, though not always, cured l>y its use. Nothing can restore tta bate wh.ro tlio follicles are desiroyed, or ths gtanda atrophied an.l decayed; tat such ns remain can ta aarad by this application, and stimu­ lated into activity, so that a new growth of hair is prod nerd. Instead of fouling tta lutir with h nasty sediinant, it will keep it clean and vicorotw. Its occasional use will prevent tho lutir from turning grey or falling off, uni consequently prerr-iit baMnasThe restoration of vitality it girts to the sealp terran and provests tbe fonuation of dandruff, which i* often so un­ cleanly aod ofltash-e. Free from those M-M. JOIN DENTIST E?J=£=SK»-S'*'--== .iss?3™-!tsst- -* a. o > . Nalrillt, - anwurt M—Ktr sti»dW t "-mi Swht’8 4© oAumkArm.................... t-waw a mcauaasjia, r .DISULl.TION NOTICE. .■sa, ■OaBP AMI BOOM. te-SO Easts � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-01-10.pdf a95ac51d437a7ec18ecc2fafcbdf9e74 PDF Text Text Ths K«r4sLicy Ba.pyaro Geo. M. Dewey, txums of scancnt nt ox । Hastings, barry county, Michigan, Wednesday, January VOL. XX. NO. 37 PSCHSSMIL HI BMlim MB, GREBLE & RUSSELL CENTRAL HOUSE Have now in Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE n full mid com­ plete line of . . HASTINGS, MIOH. L. E. STAUFFER, IProp. U*vt**ls***4 ths Orottst Item, oaaeats. ■» CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. fearers Niro* SrttL Soisims age Seises, , Siq/’is, Vt/*® Sires, SLtiqt/ Btllt, Sonf Sfo/ti foop Kfyjsrits, r^rs, tgo tfoun feyg/syi/f Qoooa. STOVES: The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, The GRANGER : It is the Handsomest and Heaviest Manufactured. Boiler Plate Stove Price* Lower than Ever Before in Barry County. .MIL ISIIWII' The finest and largest line of Beady Made Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, od dcoats,pants and vests, and a line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kind sand prices, ver ONE HUNDRED different patterns of imported and domestic • ta*s. ttkh. scth WRIGHT fc. nOLBROOK. iTMUni , CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. A first-cla.*B TAILOR from Detroit, ex­ pected soon, when we ahall he prepared -to furnish the Iw-t o Clothins MAD'E TO OB-DER, l,vrr < Sts guaranteed, at the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block .. Hawi ings, Mich. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE and RET AI JEWELERS. Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. HOWARD WATCHES. Siffial aiJMiiical DENTIST HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? FOR ONE DOLLAR We will send. Post-paid DENTIST NaWlle, ' Miciilii. TIE WEEKLY WORLD! OKTE TEAK. I k*M aad I1!IT.--*. sauMMtsae hr baas* aa4 kratea wvtten. fs II rerotta f Irisfiss ~~*-p"-1----- -------------------------artklw * “THE WORLD," 35 Part ftps, N.Y. w <■ j auw IMPOSITION HATED! Cwhr Sin aid Ortuaial ~Compftri«on Invited and Competition Defied in AIKIN, aex, and I’m weary and worn out with hia unjust quaulomng of my wflU" Than Millie walked to tLe window and drummtd od the panes with amumnd careiemucas until Rafe, stung to tbe quick with her heart!***row* alauuned the door and rushed down the stoop and out of right in the darkness . No more hamming of opera airs thenno more idle drumming on the window pane for Millie after that. .<■ coateavre, the twilight shadows, gathering *o njUlr, folded the prostrate figure that Uy sob­ . ... -<._ _ a. __ _ of darkness, and the proud eyes so lately scoreing tears, were glad to mre them rent al last, now the friendly ahadowa kept her secret safe. In an hour she and Rafe were tn hare gone together to the Otiera to bear the lalasl new star—and Millie's [passion was munic. Well, “she would not allow tier enjoyment to bo inter­ fered with through trouble with Rafe Somers.” waa her indignant thought. •■Gardy” would escort bcr of course, and Rafe might offer >is serviere where it should please him t • Gardy," the 'mfld^ysd, placid, middle aged gentleman who had aboahJersd tbs rvspotMibiihr of Millie and her fortune solely out of lore for the orphan's parents, nc kitting quietly at rest with hi* stater in the coey np-stain sitting room, and en­ joying to the full bis fragrant Havana, when the disturber of his peace, fluahed and still indignant, entered the room. “Mr. Sorocra will be al»cnl this evening, “Guardy; you will take me Io tbe Opera House.' “Hires my soul' Put on my boots and take a fresh drive just to hear Singnor 12.1876. abanng. Huddaaiy a wwassagrr brought the hastily ucribbad wad*. • Come at oucw 1 E. Hand “ Out tbrowch the rilrnt sUesU, past the awry basso, be burned, qaUJ uttat the darkened boose of rickncsi. wu reached,. and Mr. Band bimolf admitted Bafe, Soman. Tbco up {to th* darkened room,. where the doctor and Mia* Rand waitedI and watched with grave f«r* beside th* ancoasrioua pri whose free wm whiter tan the «owy pillow beneath' her head. Bafe shod one instant in mate dispair ‘Say your farewell, my dew bw. and marMr. GodRand, comfort you hi. to-night," ’sapar -1 u£g land wL ten^, WHOLE NO. 1024. Ur are! upon the acta ot the manrading t with unrcieutia“ Troutman relat.*l tbe ro.-id.-ute euoueetod With his defeat i. Marshall to his fneud* at home So iodi/uant were thev that step* were taken to eonrone s town meeting, tbe object of which wwa to inrist upon th. “obrorraiice at tbe laws." In due lime the town mreting was bdd. At it Troutman anroly mwrcproetited the accord with these views, and that the Marahall affair. The c-itlLW* of thq place were dascribed a* anacd raffmis who resisted the exceutta oTlhe laws of the country by fine*. The outgrowth of tbo town meeting was a cutmty meeting, upon Rifos aboalder ? tbe olyact of which was similar Iu the jwtSLAVE-HUNTING IN MICHIGAN. so days after Christmas some ^is»lUfowabaideMmi.tateaJy.Madhi. eyoxiu hia powers of rcaiMancw led hp* sought her brow, the dosed eyes.wnd y the house which held all his the still white mouth with a lave that menia.With the increasing *rxo of the mcelts. Closed Winds at [the window* 1-eded not the presence of ocher* Teuni inggrew the popular indignation eftbefeke He's room! What does it mean? be dxl not, even for hi* manhood’, roki. hood, of Troutiian’a friend. Troutman Awdu»t sprinkled thtcklv over the toy to restrain, fed ftnn hi* eyes and w*c saw that there wre no taming hack from the dark treroe* dial Uy all unboand over the course be had takau, and was deterlb. pillow Otif hi. ta word, tolwr mined to cany hi* point by dint of nmhad bean aught but those of anger! If tinuad misreprea-utatiutu his Urt look Uber dear face had been boni From the eonnly mertinz the matter of lore rather than of angry, jealous rowa. taken to th, legklaturr of Kcntnaky, hsppenodto her against whoa his heart seEUncnt.1 If be could have taken her io and there an appropriation wa* made hi had no . more reaetttment? A doctor* hi* anas and whispsred tbe tender feretouscculc the Irsidir* of the -mob.' buggy Stood before' the h'juae. and a* well of prsviou* partings; then, ah! then Troutman, who saw there was no altc»ua Raf.- paused the doctor himralf ram- n might have been that hi* laM, bitter lire, accepted tM' murioci of nrtunring Erriy dawn tbe step*. Impulsive farewell would be easier to bear. “O! my ' and Uwching the cured imrtfacroetii their Fa tombed hu arau “T*U me, Millie—my lover be groaned, unable to ' duty. Meows. I*ra« 4 Cany Wets rr air, who is ill at Mr. Bands'. They are esntroi hi* anguish. And the q*. of friend*' of tains and I have not not seen thUK who watched him grew maty, ami the family for a long timer they luraod their head. away. 'Mia* Harrington is exceedingly and । “How long, Ohl Doctor, bow tag may 1 daugeroudy ill," earns tbo reply, while I day Itad. tar whispered Rafe, with the doctor * quirk eye* s.-annod the young eyes and lips together. And the doctor re­ man’s eager free, and his prompt raaocing plied, “Till th* end. which may Mt be till ' nunuag." And Bafe bowed his head upon th* pillow. diMrc*. a* pbratesT pain," he eontiaoad Slowly the hour* paroed, and presently gravely, “and in her delirium she cull* a the distance chime of the New k*ar* b*D i inieman who was ra.iiy influenced, oama which is evidently dear to her.— broke the silence of the weary night. snd ask him if he remembered heraing bargain?" exelairoed Mr. Rand, with Ductors '.are compelled to bar serrete oeDr. ComMoek. or Mr. Gorham, or Mr. elevated brows. “And pray why must a cariomdly, and ftum all I cun loam Mlm ■lipped forever io th* past, while the new Hurd aay *»ami-eu,on the day of the quarrel between two lorera interfere with Hsrringtyn ha* been greatly suffering in young king ascended the throne amid the , “riot. ' Tim feUowspartially ro. oUect such my comfort. Mire Crimtoochceka, eh Y' her mind f-rr some time paw. If you are greeting of bell* and the welcome of throe apeechre Later at another interview Expostulation, however, availed, noth­ a friend of the family, sir, porhaja you who had • walehcd the rid out and tbe the fellow would bo positive, eml finally ing. and to the opera they went, Millie can assist her recovery. Pinion me, bat new in I" Bat the young life to ttar to he wa* ready to go ujx>n the ttand and and her guardian, and with them alto a I do not think it nereroary to speak plain- th* few who watebed tn silence al Millie’s swear to such iaogusgr The man Dixon gentleman who called upon Millie jolt as beiide. had nut yet gone out, and while waa Troutman's tight bower When they were leaving the house, and at her "A lover's quarrel; I knew it all along, there wm .life there waa also afro suficient tertimouy had l>ecu obtained to iantation entered the house with them. and that young fellow, if I mistake not, i* And what of Rafe Somers meanwhile? the lover himsdfl 'Whsw! what gsose He, too. retuemlwrod the c-pcra, and, not­ young folk* are to be sure! Thus thought feodanta. numbering a diw-u <n more al withstanding his sore heart, hr would at­ tbe doctor driving rapidly toward* lit* next fir«t, had dwindled down to three. (?. T. tend It, as he knew Millie would, and she patieat, white Rafe, bewildered, ashamed, Gorham. Jarvis Hurd, and O. C. Cotashould see a- much composure co hi* port awl wild with tear for Millie'* life, forgot stock. Tlie trial began in tbe Utter port as no her- Very sillr. no doubt, all his h'u pride, hi* “abihiy to abide by hia de­ of 1847, aud Listed thtvc week* The pride and obstinacy, but quite the fashion rision, and all the argument* cfright on jury dHagrw). when lovemare .Illy enough to quarrel. his side with which b* had thus far cnIn 1878 the second trial begau. 1‘rore And Millie and Rafe were like all the rest cuarsged himself in hi. proud obstinacy, iocnt democratic politician* went to uoc and hurrteil down the basement *tep* to I of the defendant*,—namely, C. T. Cor had she to gn where she was not willing ask more particularly shoot Millie's coodi- [ ham,—who wa* at that time a democrat, her Mrothed abnuid discover her? And lion. and declare-! that, although personally yet he had *cen her several time* conver­ ' Sure. Mister Rafe, an it * a ten* time friendly Io him. they ..ntrel tbe ease to sing with a strange gsotlesian on the g<> against the defendants. Lewis Cass »tep» of a »trang* house in an unft»|uentwas tbe candidete fur pireidewt, and tbe ed jiart of tbe eity. Aye, worse, he had politician* wanted “at that (wrtkular wen Millie Harrington enter the art room* time," ns they expressed it. tbe south to of Straw' on Broadway, in company with been, was his haMv reply . oalv tell me undemtand that Detroit and Michigan that Asme-tuau And lie had been too will Mis. Millie live? ’ sympathixnl with I he slave holding de­ 1 for off to speak or attract her aticniioti, Th- girl’s huurel ey.a filled with tsars. ment. They were willing to prottittUe ami it Wat .luuUftll, he fenced, if she “Il's powerful weak .he is. air, and no one ibettnelvra and commit an set of gn»»* Such is tbe rupldly traced history of i would have rrcvgnile him willingly if be it allowed to see her' ouly me and Mr.the oocufwnls of tbe little house above re­ tisd leen row enough fir that purpuae. Rand.. Sure, 1 ran t tall at all whether it ferred Io. Crowwhite waa known a. an He ronriderv.1 that hi*betrothal with Miss will Iv thtt she die or not. Tbe Vargin die defendauts that shcniH th. .•aw 1.save her. sir! Shall I tell Mr. Rand you ride th. door. And Mr. Hand laid a industrious, quiet man. He had paid a dcriilcd against them, ihe drtum-rat* ■ would like to see him?" . small parrel ujkxi Millie . table, then re­ portion of the pu rebate money for his would aarist in paying the bilh Rare waited impatiently until tbe mes­ newed bk"w*teh with Rufe over lbw slra- ’ Early in the winter oflMff-7 there The case rennet* triad and ws* ddtalsage came for him to walk up stairs snd beringgiri. ed dy Judge H. II. KmuHHsa, J. F. J<>y. Mr. Rand would meet him in tbo parlor. ' The crisis is paved and she will lire,” came to Marshall a young man who rep­ and Theodore Romeyn. After a hint He did said the doctor, with a glad smile.- “And resented himself as a lawyer. fought straggle the case wa* dcidr-l m not question you, and you must not qua*- him aadiy. 1 here wa* the piano where he you. young sir. ran eflert what ever not make known his l.usiiw, but strayed Casa wanted it to lie. fur the riare-hnat tiuu me. Some day 1 think you’ll be and Mallie had sung together hour after core your young heart thinks right, for, through tbe town aa though undecided era The defeud-eaaa were required <«■ .•haUMsi of youro-lf, but until then I aiu hour, and he oonld nlmort are the white if 1 mistake not, my skill alone will avail about his permanent residence here. pay about fl,900 and antr. There waa st that time residing Imre a ashamed for you!” And that was all he finger, daah’nj over tbe keys now, drop­ The men who were so aux ion* to serve nun named Harvey Dixoc. a deputy could get from the haughty lady lore he ping melody wbererer they touched. •beriff, whom the stranger seemed to take Cam' interests failed to remember thrir worshipped so truly. Hut that Millie Every nook in the stately room waa hal­ promisee of help ; but in that trying hoof. l- .i ii <--.. 1—Al. ___ u_l lowed with the memory of Millie's prman interest in. Evidently some work was \wbea pecuniary injnriee ana. heaj.nl upon enre. So many glad evenings he hail wounded friendship. Zschariah Chandler. spent with her there! And ah, me! that Alanson Sb dry. awl other prominent uxu to bring tear* to the proud blue eyes, un-; last »ad. red evening—could Rafe, now man. grandson of the former owner of Adam Crooswhite, and Lis borine* was I1 stepped fcrwanl, and. in tin- name <-f jits manly tho’ it might be Hat be had said wipe it from his memory? Then she had ’ lice, contributed larpdy and inrexpededly to recover the fuglivw*. lie had obtained i that if he left her in anger he would risen and freed hi* angry eyes with her a knowledge of their'',sberabouu through to the defendant*. never return." and nothing should cause own. dark, indignant glance Cred a friend to whom it chanced < to what a । The equities uf the case wm- 1x4 «*>u| him to ratno t hi* word. So he dreaaed wonk had escaped tbe lipa of loth, and aidervd Iqrjhe court or jury. A* illustra­ remote cause do wc trace the great events!) for the opera end »al all the evening be­ although it must l>c omfresed the ri^ht ! fore Millie's box, growing more and more was a little on Rafe's ride of the question, ( Mrs Cnrowhite had unwittingly revealed tive of the UmrntaMc eonditta of sucirty her hiatory. Troutman was uncertain of in refrrcuc*.- to the qiuvtiun of. slavery, । jealous a. In- watched the beuntifal fax yet he had been exacting and unjmtly and the sab*erviency of northern men to ' noticed her kindly manner toward the auspicious, even when Millie promised a the identity of all. the children, and em­ ployed Diion to impersonate a census col­ ths will of the math, We Mate that one of . stranger who sat beside her. Millie did some-time sxplanaiios “I do not choorc the jurors (a whig! afterward said tn Mr lector and asertain the required facta. Gorham that it waa citrenaely unplearimt to be qcrvti’nned, sir!” came proudly from This Dixon did. it is alleged, for the modher lipa, and reputed itsck in the flash to al lean a portion of the jury to bring a •Utterly hnartloss! ' decided Rafe, indig. of her eyre and the uplifting of her state­ ( veniict again*: the defcwdante. l-ut that nantly. white Millie knew herself to be ly bead.’ And then followed his threat to .•they conclude*! it wa» tat to Jo so, <-n m-irewretchcd awl sick of heart than ever leave her, with tbe result wa bare already [account of jmjiular sentiment. They before in her young life. seen. Oh! how Rafe’s heart ached. | knew tKkt the rate wnuhl be carried into So the evening wore on, ami when the Here be stood again despite hi* dedrion, the higher court* in tbe event of 'a vevcurtain fell for the lest time Millie gladly despite his pridr, hi* obstinacy and al) his ! diet fur defendant*, and there the rreuh 1CHE Mid left the homw, only longing for anger—only longing to go to her bedside the solitude of her own room and the re­ and take the dear head otRii* brresl once 12 o'clock. The liveryman left word at lief iu tear- Days pawed Mr. Hand more and kha the fever-Mridien lips that tbe stable that tbe hones were not to be called h'm name. But the entrance of Mr. sent until he gave orders Orders were Rand aroused him from thoaghte fr«t unnot given unril toward morning. Crow­ t<> explain, and retired behind that white was prepared to meet hi* enema * A qniet hand shake, and after the gen Raft front Jftllir" ■ haughtuuws she could'd.ui so well, until tlercen were seated' llafr learned how Il was nnd j-stood that a gun shot wa* a And that was the secret of l-er private even her Lived guantian waa awed into Millie had wearied of her Christmas day, signal foe tbe amembling of his friends. only method of procedure wa> tbo im­ virit to the artist's houac. Lent he or any silence. - lie couldn’t protend tn follow growing atranady feverish towards night, Early iu the morning, before it was peachment of eompbinanl'a witnmnre oik should suspect her gift she had gone, all Millie's queer whims,” was his reply and ou the following day had feinted, the without even her guardian s knowledge, light, Croaswhite aw the loam roaring and nothing further in that line rouM ki THE NEW TEAR’S GIFTS. _L .L. .1 — ..1.1 .Li.. .1*.—I >1.. doctor said, from mental trouble and phy­ toward hi* huase. Ho fired a gun in done than bad been acrompl^hcd al lire from time to time, sitting as lone as she the air, and awaited oatasdqof his hvuw sical exhaustion- The exact nature of the for the approach of the men. There were disease oould hardly he known, but she questioning four in lite patty- Mis. Craowhite wa* ronstantlv delirious, and her cries for "if 1 go, Millie llanington, do not "Rafe!” “RafeT' wi. pitiful t| hear. again*:'hia. and hence the suffering on answered the summons to open the door look in me for any »ueh wcaknewm a* Two men I not sent for,” demand- both aides Rafe thought it all over dur­ by a stout refusal to do so. ' liavc been era this exhibited by your pre­ ing Millie's .lumber, and Limed lightly the placed their sholder* agxiusl tbe door vious «vrc »f admirers. I,*ai least, have sod broke it down. The men then the will snd ability to abide by my <lcsought to pevsaade Craawhite to go with lb«p, saving they had come to arrest him and wanted him at a jnatico's llewy Olay took lire aw into the Ke«- . yourself to decide yc* or uu in *c small a matter. Allow me to decide for you,” crossing the room and touching the bull I with steady hand -John, Mr. Sumer. I drairro bi* hat and root, have them at hi* [service immediately.” | The man withdrew, inwatdly deciding | that "there wa* somethin’ ap tween mirn ind her handoome lover. Is* be hadn’t I *eeu rich high and lofty look* afore, he I knew.” • 1 M.miwhile Rafe and Millie stood before | each other proudly defiant. Ireraying uothing of tlic emotion which, truth to tril I forced csrb heart to quiver with pain. Never had MUiir looked » tauliful, thought.Rafe, and never had he cared fur I.er wore thin at that momennl of final parting. Indignation had flushed her tteually |ule bro nnd jrivea a sparkle to tbe djrk ryes that only increased tbdr Ixutity. ' She had drawn ber stalely figure to its fan bight, and JR-tfo had never sera hi* tarothed so regally attractive before. He to the strange house she ceased to offend in that vray. and went out scrompanied ooly by New Year * day waa drawing near, and Rafe Somcn dreaded it for the lira! time rinee hi* first experience of that day'a plrasure. . He had spent ths last New Year's liar mostly with Millie, returning to her side from hie numerous rails, and pUddening heart and eyre with her pttsrocq for a happy time before sterling on another round of calls, which propriety demanded lie should make. And die knew jurt how she would look thia time. Like a young queen in her royal robes, roeeirtng graciouily her siibjecte, and diroenring her sweet tin lire {alike to each who a ere privileged to call upon h<r. And be. the once dearly loved friend and Letrolhed-be who had received the secret prewrare of her small band, and rend hi* own awcet now. The Grand Rapid, and Indiana railroad company has large tracts of fend in thtt immediate via cut v, the value of which would be greatly eohsnood, and a »te Chamber aud there advoeated the merwrtty of a more stringent fugilire sUve Ur. ' The riotous sewos matted near tbe In the mean time alwut 200 pcnxiu* humble cabin of Croaswhite rorohsd ■■* bad assembled and were ridiculing the dare-hunters. The four men were armed to the Uwth, but were tor. cowardly to use forcible means to tale the runaways. The KaUaiMan contain* the following Troutman .aid there «m one child be interesting railroad news: did dot want, but the rvm ho demanded. Mr. W. M. Stiawoa, aamyor, in the white'a flight and the anbnquent trial* iu employ of the Gquid Rapids and Indixaa Detroit bring known to him. Railroad Compaay, u now looking up a Tbo result of Clay'* sffortr wa* the route for a branch railroad from Elk Rap­ |«Mgc of the fugitive slave law in IR5U, ids to the ax«t aroroaiUe point on the — the iuo*t bamnaldc law th»t ever rr road, and commaneod the route from Kalerivedffbe MMtion of the A-i-riran Uoagrres, anti which lie* a bur rinwter athwart •L, fought tbo ro­ und the miiiiot. k ibath f.wlhsrok, ttaad with lUmci. �CONTENT YOU. SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO THE OLD FOLKS, AND TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS. The Boston Journal, b* a reseat Issas. required m report sush surrey and n to this Baud on or before, fas next . sod. ifi« his sptais. sssrit rood rod, to report a survey and location b alterations as be thinks U for the elaarificatioa of figures will answer as wall for a basis of consideration aa any ether. He drams the following, foe i»•M as hate* z Tbsse 132 electoral votes are by no means certain to be given to the Democrat­ ic cwndidate for President, for North (5u* olina aad Florida allcs^l may continue to givu Republumn majorities a. they have dace st the lart election.. We may pass over ths!, howrver, sa this Democratic atattoirian is very liberal in his mneewuon Wx. H. PowUcs, Clerk. members, to confer with Iron Fenre Build­ ers present, and any that pin be present during the jirrecht session, ascertain their prices and terms for different siylw of fence, and report at preoent seswioti. Motion pravaBed. The Chair appointed Mmsrx I Perkins, Walker, Emory and Cole a Chas. H. Bauer, Prosecuting Att bring pr-oent, was called upon and -----a stetetnosl iu relation to tho condition of It will be seen, therefore, that tho Demoerwey claim the whole South excep1 January 4, 187G. J South Carolina, and eonecde to the Repub­ Board met purauant to adjournment. licans cuoogh Northern Staten to give Roll called. Quorum present. Journal them* superiority of 32 electoral volro. read and approved. Board proceeded to Thru came* the battle-ground of the cum- businras. . paigo, located in the following The aeoottute of Chaa. II. Bauer and eleven others'were presented , and on mo­ tion of Mr. Perkina. referred to tbe Com- The whole number ofeloctmal votes ia 370 ; neeowy to elect, 186. The 164 -sure Rcpuhlibsn rotes,' therefore, need only 22, in order to carry the day, where. theca artidrw. It tt surprising that Cue­ gram did pot ace that this would be just tho revolt of repeating the tex. Tea and coffee arc rxpirta from ccuuiria that arc in tbe habit of coltecting reveuuca by a tex on export*. The American people are I large consumers of both; and when Congem repealed the i report tax tbe couotriro producing lea and roflkw had the sagacity propartiwuttlry to increase tbe export tax on llieae artielea. This kept up the. price tn tho conauuutr, because tke importer, in the foreign price, virtnaly paid the tax and then chargnu it to tbe consumer. The United States lest the revAue,amounting annually to touts twelve millions ot duHara, and the counirial producing tea aad coffee gained about the same amount by increasing tbe export tax. lasted of paying the import tax for thrtbenefitof our own Government, we are not; laying tbe increased export tax for tlie'bcnefit of other gvventtnenla. Such ia the practical workiegof the “frac-breakfort” sham. Common aeaao dictates .that Ctogrro. should put an end to the slum by restor­ ing tbe tax. that should never bar. bocn repealed. The Government certainly naada the revenue and ths rertoratfon of the tax will not pennanmtly add to the burdens of peaed, eg provided by the Statute of this Ma. On motion the resolution w,. adopted. On motiin Boonl adjourned to 1:30 Amxxxoox Skmiox, 1 JOv, x. Boon! met pursuant to adjournment. Rail cJW Quorum prmewt. Board proeeedsdto bwsitNaa. Ou motion of Mr. Emory, accoaxta No. 4 and 6 prmented at October awian 1874. and at that time laid on the table for further action, was taken from tho table Four o'clock p. x. Board convene.!, tilled to order by the Chairman and proceeded with bust- Tbe Committee appointed to confer with Imo Fence Builders, reported aa follow.: Your committee to whom waa referred the question of building sn Iron Fcore around Court House Square, do hereby report that wo have had the matter under consideration, aad have conferred with Mr. Martin Knunm, of Columbus, Ohio, and Mr. J. II. Van Dora, of Cleveland. Ohio, in relation thereto; hare considered both of their propositions and would revamrnend the adoption of Mr. Van Doni 1 neopmal. as to dtcapnaw, the difference to bring down tho foreign pricn.of the arti­ cles in a abort limo to about the previous mark, by creating the oceanity for redue ingtbe rato of tbo export duty in tbo coun­ trice that ppxlurc tea aad coffee. It would liecmne their interest to make meh a reduc­ tion, aa the means of promoting the sales of tbe article iu other countries. If they were to continue the tax at the present rate, and if to this was added an import tex ia the eiuntrita of the consumption, the result would be a very cunriderable re­ duction in the quantity consumed, and this, surby. would not l»j for the interau of Ihoac coiiutrio. tlial produce lea and coffee atid look to a foreign market for its Mr. Dewey presented the petition of Hiram Culenun and 73 others, citisan, of the Townahip of Johnstown, asking the Board to pasa a nwolatkra, restraining from running at large ia said township, all hororn, cattle, shaep, hogs and moles, which was recoived snd placed on file. Mr. Dewey offered tbo following rwtolu*S?es>Jce</, By the Board of Supervisor, closeness of tbe renting contort in ■ light which ia not likely to minister to the over- but thought tbo committee would not re­ eouidcnce of either party. The prospect port at present, there being a probability may be changed entirely in a moment by of Other Fence Jluildera being present during tbe prauent session. Mr. Sidnam moved that the committee be instructed to request the Fence Builders changed a half a doten times before the to make figures on an Iron Fence with present iiwsitn ot Coogreaa cornea to its long pickets, ten inebMapart from center elose. Perhaps it is fortunate that the to center at the basri-^ real battle-ground of the contest is to be On motion of Mr. Perkins, Boanl ad­ in those Staten where a sound financial journed until 1:30 r. x. policy, good administration, and beneficent Wm H. Poirnw, Clerk, practical legislation will tell with peculiar force. Tho Republicans may well chal­ lenge their antagonists to meet thetn there and to compete for the approval of the average fair-minded, intelligent mass­ * of the American people. Ths Aaeyc&pir lM Brstaaatcu. ia its article oa mxiy, sums up in the follow­ ing terse and truthful manner the logic which has determined the world's- choice of gold sad silver for monetary use : atomy, u it baa not made euyihiag eUc to aarrt the pcrp*« equally weft; and this ■a the rowwn why they have b«ew so uni- If You Want The Best ZJS’/i?.’"’*'**'**’ We begin 1b January “Phibp Noten's Friona t,” m DETROIT TREE PBKSS. Tb,?4lK.h‘2tortaU reaac-w. TL. ■cenatalaldlnlbs Soo th-J"! whan that territory vra- first HtMnt? then French, and then An:e-,-„ wbMwarwMtaalnent, to: ,ta£(5 eontrnl of tins mouth of the M It is llkaly to ba tbo -g^! HASTINGS SUBSCRIPTION-POST PAID, Dally Free Prues 8|«jcltnsu copy free. >10.00 a ya MM UM. Saud fur STEBBINS BRO’S. Tie Detroit Fra Pits Ge. DETROIT, MICH. “*• WlTi‘W W"«‘* nr£c£ ■ot will ba of tba Padfle 81n,v. ,'That Lass o' Lowrh «,*• ‘ trr tawkt xuDasoM aujixxre Tbe friends of 'fJcaiuxxAa" wk> Keep It. MilBiniTS Whore you will fixd all kindx of mNiTUREi Of every Description which we can sell cheaper titan nny hou*_- In Bar­ ry County, for throe nwou*: 1*L Dceauac we bare no rent to pay. THE ST. NICHOLAS LIBRARY. Grand Rapids WEEKLY eagle $1.50 (.’unpix having foolishly given three rountnew an occasion to raise their export tax on tea and coSue. should now correct its own mistake sod furnish them with a motive for'lowering it; and the way to do it is to restore the import tex on three uticlca. No Silber tax can be more easily collcrtol GBAItD KAPIM b*ta( ths groat Csmmrsial or with lera Imrden to the people. The simple question is whetherconsumrr* shall pav tho export tax at a high rata, or nay a reduced export tax. increased by a suitable import tax, that will yield a rvrenus to the Government; or, in other words whether foreign governments shall collect the whole tax in the form of export dulie*. or this Government shall coDert a part of it in tbe form of-import duties. The price in both IAU* nee* will Im the same to consumers. Wo sell Done of tills cheap-made Fur­ niture that la made by machinery. Tbe goods we make Is made by hand, and mllco. in one of the most fortll. andiS. tercwUcg of the vine-growing vaUen of Lurppe-a region never seen by tho <wdlnary traveler, but full of IntereX. te Its social and Industrial aspect*. A rar. ““***2“ °r RkvolVtionary A series of ill “a. TRATED ARTICLES ON AMVun CAN COLLEQFX The SariZ The Best and Cheapest! Mr. Sidnatu called for the speritication* nf Barry County, that all horeoe. cattle, io tbe hands of the ecmtniUee. sheep and hog. be. and they are hereby Scorifications produced, read-and placed restrained from running at large in the Townahip of Johnstown after the paseagc On motion of Mr. Walker. Board ad­ of thia rrwulution, in acrotdanew with the journed until seven' o'clock this evening. jinovi.ions of Section fill, Compiled Laws, Wm. H. Powrits, Clerk. carrying New York, as the other fire State* comprise only 3fl vote*. The Repoblican* on the other hand, cau get along easily without New York. Indi­ ana and New Jersy would answer ; and On tmdion of Mr. Wolf, the revolution an would Connecticut, New Jerry, Cali­ fornia and Oregon, leaving the two States waa accepted. On motion of Mr. Stowell, the rcsoluof New Yqrk and Indiana to go with the tioa was adopted. On motion of Mr. Sidnam, the Board took a re-cees for one hour The hour having expired, tbe Board waa called to order by the Chairman and proceeded to businres This exihbit give aaomcofthe undoubted Mr Bailey, Cbairraan of the Committee advanuuresheld by the Republican party appointed to confer with Fence Bnildera, at the present tine, while it shows the Stated that the rejtumittec bad conferred of travel and adreature.'ehms and ptirile columns, etc. All the nows, cummeretal, political and <«-raL and the cream of current liters­ tore. A newspaper that will meet every Board met pnnraau*. to adjournment. Rr.U called. Quorum preocn’. Board proceeded to busitfov. Tbe Committee on Claim, forth, r re­ ported that they had examioed the follow tog accounts, .nd would recommend their St h'teboto for 1870 I'roetlMer vew greater Mtrsctlona (then tbe prreluM voltiatea. A orcas fretcre of the new voiniM is an American Ferial 8’ory '•The Boy Emigrants," by Noah Brooks, Peerless Milk Safes der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture neatly done. WE MEAN' BUSINESS! Furniture Rooms south side State 8L opiosltc H. A. Goodyear's Hardware 8TEBBIVS BRO'S. On motion of Mr. Stowell the report waa accepted. On motion of Mr. Hoyt the report wm adopted. Mr. Dewey moved that the f-wndation of posts for fence to be built around Court House Squire be of cart iron. Motion prevailed by yeas and nays a» Nap:—Mr. Bailey. Cole, Perkifis Walker and Chairman, S. Absent—Mr. Armour and Emory. 2. Mr. Stowell moved that tbe voted just taken be rescinded. Motion did not prevail by aye* and nays as follows. Yens.—Mr. Bailey, Cole, Walker and Chairman. 4. Nap—Mr. Ainsworth, Benham, Brown Carpenter, Dewey. Houghteltn, Hoyt, Niebols, Perkins, Sidnam, Stowell and Wolf, 12. Atoeut:—Mr. Armour and Emory, S. On motion of Mr. Walker the report of reform work inaugurated by Secretaries Bristow and Jewell in tbe Treasury and Post-Office I>cparttncoU. Haring act the machinery to work to root out the abuses which had grown op in the Indian service, Mr. Chandler has now turned hia altertjpn to Qk> Pension Bureau. We appre­ hend that he will find ample material here for reform. The expenditures on account frauds in the Pension Department ha* been in the collusion between the examining physicians and corrujit Pension Agents. These dale mainly ten yean baek, when the examining surgtoo* were appointed through! political influence. Another eiasa is made up of thorn who should have been dropped.—ex-soldier who have died and their children who have long sines became of age. Tbe rule of tbe service seems to hsve been that, ooee on the pen­ sion rolls, the recipient never dire and never grows old; somebody is found to draw tbe moos. The more recent frauds arc prob ably in the name added on the certificate* of surgeon* that tbe perrons are nafferin:from disease which waa the rc.uk of acteal service, whereas they arc either suf­ fering of no diacaao whatever or elee from »mc ailment that they would have had if they had never been in the army. The latter dam of frauds are thote mart likely to be continued in the future unless they shall be headed off by additional checks. Secretary ('handler goes to tbo bottom of the trouble, and will probably saggert radical changva iu the system, among which is the proposition that there ahall henceforth be Stele Hoards of Rutniaa tion In piece of a lot of irrmpoosible phy­ sicians upon whom there ia uo restraint, snd who arc generally ready to make any certificate that may be asked of them. There is no objection now to the inaugura­ tion of a rtneter mode of examination, and every reason why it ahouU be adopt­ ed. Any liberality of tbe nation hern*. “Jon of Iceland,'' by Bayard Taylor. Littell's Living Agt In leTfi Tu* Lirreu Aos eater* use thirty-third year. Ji b*. Dr,„ A d«iigbtn>ny vlvM-.iiory ef an IcelsadK toy', career, full rf Incident., shteh eonld bapjww ia an Mb.r country, sa l graphically triirbln. ur«,n th. sir- --i____ > JOHN STANLEY ! Hopkins & Barnes rente. ‘-She's Bright as the Heaven"—Mareh. Price 20 The nines two instrumental perfectly beautiful. They were for new Itcginnere only, and will Have, on exibition one of the largest Stock °f Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. W'e have, also, a. full and- complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Sets. $c., Give us a, call. Hopkins & Barass. Hastings, Die. 16. Hfri. GROCERIES Canned Fruits and Fisn. utapiwa KouEtax -irruoxi. ■ill to rhea, together wftb aaaB^rt uaappro^bsd by »■/ -tor yertedloe! I. Th. world, of lhe bra: literary and niealiLe m»i. ter of the day., from lb. peas of Ito adore ***’*"“”' ,,f Kaawlmlge Oysters received daily THE ABLEST. LIVING WRITERS ."2*f Utorature. 5<tenM, Ar. by .b. bm»7 ^*1? H—» l« »»»ry Americas If Mr. Nee. .ba ran J^jh d.hodlaM bte property from l«rxlar», l.wi bm armed, be ■oul.l new l« .lire. Tbe lr.iwt man not irairael iaMtwiwIsaliacUuabarxlar. Sswrt Pie otfoed coortltellm. .foZt net alto £3 4.»e. tbe asaaulls ef sllgbr d1MM. without tbo The bort ronsntutlow will be IT aad »T. hicimuu, »7. SCRIBNER A CO., 741 and T« Pri*». » .00 wr botlls ** ONLY 45 DOLLARS! For What? FLORENCE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. STEBBINS BROS. Haatlnga. J nly Mth. 1S78. xxlll r BRICK FOR SALE SuhtcrOm wU com menu the Manafactur. ef S3FAXC33: al the uuM eoudUe ma llCHIil �The people of Barry County to under­ stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen 9999999999 T.ANTWTF**^, it, (or he bad nothing against them 1 Why Beehwith did not rat *w*y with bto pln.dsr is a myaton. The idiot never left the city. Mr. Babbitt to sntixtod to m em­ pathy. Th* merchant who row bto btui- Ste! whl-hte.kro* r-7etemiy *»« «rf right. B« ihlaklag lUt If my «.jrctur« .ore correct, we shraM get *«rt ef U by-eed-by. but Will Bains, says he can seH them Cheap to get them cleared out Well they sent us a double ordpr of CROCKERY too, but Dan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married aad go to keeping house, and he will sell il < heap and close it out. GROCERIES relLiw-ilw.F. Rawrtl AC*. 1 l4**>istm e*ml *Mtos WsOte JCmU. rs Ttfj Cyl—y n Z*b--- pi .. nsrtam. M^qita « >rea ill ABOUT THE COOTTY. We have n double Stock as any one coming in the Store can see and they will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our DOLL A R TEA is the best he ever saw. and evervbod allows our 8IYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P hin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. lUom*. sad'GniaMer's jmJm teleriag allh a pride of triumph, spending himself Into huge proper!teat to All th* Orc* akaln Tattled by the Biraet Csnaiim, which < Judging from till overgrow a baap of self csiscsa) and OrwnM.r’s (exalted opinion of hie wonderful ability) will be no very dlMrcsh trek. Now w« wish to tax >• QnuaNer. that Ike •ark dan* on lha Western portion of Oroea Sirvwi, w*o done al the requM of I be people and wbea they found that the amount appro. prtatod^HOO) wm aa* nragh to omplete lb* work. * pslldca vrat circulated aad si(*«d very naaliwouly, to draw |1UO mor*, and 8.11 Betxftrt & ItM NOTICE! Grain, Flour, Provisions and Country Produce, emoiT. men New Years tiU now, and the poltoe report* •bow no abatement cron yet One frcnticl man shoot* hia wife, rata tbe throat* of hi* four children, and then kill* himself, which tort murder waa the only one tliai licil m pitice;. John H. Wendell & Co. Wagons and Buggies '-WJSIn $10,000 GIVEN AWAY >hr precaadiap ef ths Beard of tfapcrvtoiiri ia lyp« In season to print nil of it lilts srenk. Bal that waa absolutely laspomthfe, unless >n .leUyed our paper1 unlit Frida''and (Mt w* .lb! not .teem II advtwUn to fift, P-riK Holiday neat, lie aew'CMd Peltow’i Hotel. Saturday night. Romaine Dillon, a wealthy snd find fcreily bachdor of fifty, 1 shut a gegtleuuui named Dilllber iu the corridor of tbe hotel, after a moment's I altercation, the victim dying in a few hour*. The singular thing shout it to, that tbe panics had no quarrel—indeed tbev ncaredy Jkuew each other. Dillon t.-:.v tvii.i__ r__ —.il:__ oun NEW YORK LETTER the corridor—understand, they were both hoarders—and had shown his displeasure all day. Meeting DUlilxr that evening, ho ordered him to get out of the corridor, Tho Helpleas Poor—Mr Bowen— which Dilliber refitted to do, whereupon. The Carnivalof Crime—The Dillion Dillon drew his Derringer and shot tiim Murder—A Millionaire in Trouble Now the facts come out. It afq«ars that DtUcu has been insane for years—that Cmdkb A Baotiix*. of York, I1*.. will send a box containing one groas of their ScrMion Blva Bchinbm Ptx«, by mail pre paid, on receipt of 76 rents: or they will send one dosan of their resort cd Pens, on receipt of 10 cents Send immediately Address Cuban A Bn AsZJtoAer, /k..kre//-Y. .>«.f LOUIS VILLR WEEKLY COURIER’ JOURNAL usual price 12.00, portage Pepcid on both papers, for one year. for 63.00^ NEWSPAPER. It will, on December 31st, 1875. distribute impartially 110,000 in valuable prrerala among it* subecriben aad every sabacription sent through us will be entitled to a registered and * num­ bered receipt for thia distribution Send us S3.00 and get both [wpen Mayhew BusinessCollege AMEBICAN BABBLE D. D.MALLORY & CO 500 CORDS WOOD. fogs and rain*,—wretched a* tliilc the English grumble about. The last day of the year ehwd in a heavy rain, which 500 cords of 16 inch stove wood for sale at 91-35 Der cord delivered. C. F. DWIGHT. ’ ble way. Watchers that night were startled by a sudden vehement din break­ ing tbe soft air, bnt the next minute smil­ ed—-it to three rpurtcrs jiart eleven!" Every fire bell in theeity was to hr struck at once at midnight, anil tbo church chimes were to begin a quarter of an hqur' before. Hut the impatient ami* of liberty bad cauglil’tlto Grat peal as a signal to be­ gin their .own |irirate rejoicings in their own way. and they literally "made things whistle* and fog-horn*, and every fire, fac­ tory, and church bril swung rnckleady.* It wa« iiupomibl* to distinguish anything : the air was full uf a kind ^humming.dn. which broken notes of hell*, fog-hortia, •creamt, uid report* of rockets, were mix­ ed like mad,—for the eotniug-in of the hundredth year. The morning wa* so lovely it war a mrckery to call it a win­ ter's day—for it •mileil dear and soft as attention nf gentlemen wa* largely paid to reducing their carriage expense*, and mart took the khart cut to do thia by going on foot. Men who spent twenty-five do!J lars for carriage hire last New Year, gleeftilly told how they brought it down to eight dollars for this. The pleasant mildnon of th* day gave n* a funny ipoctode of superfine caller* going their roonde.in full-drem suit*. A. if a lady ahould parade Broadway in a trelnod draos, with a Lire cape on her boaotn. ' Vigtirous effort* arc made by the Bcut^ volrat Rooiedee to provide for ths helpless poor, before the cold, which we are taught will strengthen an day* begin to lengthen. Soup-houses sro net up in different parts of tbo city, where * hot, nourishing meal i* girru for about «x cental and Mvcral for the homclcsgfdowning poor ; leaving tbe station house* to keep tbe profaaioual tramp* and beggar*. Two thing are Want­ ing to wake th^ lifts t>f the poor in New York and ctoewbcr* anything but intolcrotodginp, snd provision* nt n low rote. It is true that rente and expemra in general are threw time* re high here n* they ar* in London; a fact which weigh. Ixavily on the rich, mni to nil bnt extmrtioo to the E.^H-T.Al'THofiY £ Co. *„m,, J READ THIS BALCH & HORTON, " GManraMEatBiim.' (tenser Wnodfiridgr <t Artby ,V| ., 1 Grat Redictinn li Prices! THE WEEKLY 591 Broadway, A'cw York. io**. Msinratitou Ilxrt.l Manufacturers. Importers A Dra!eta in CH ROMOS AND FRAMES, • STBKDSCOPISm btffS; -Utows. Gnsk.^sM »e.l !<a<uMo View. ' PHOTOGRAPHIC MATKW. FURNITURE Ujbhm tafa, Ertdrti, Prue, It 10WA AND NEBRASKA. he Minim 1 tarn ffira B. E Look here ! for not letting tne world know that their brother waa errey and alway* had been, Fsnnem rvtuemU-r that the old and and that it was dangerous to hare him reliable house of C B. Salsbury ia, aa ever, running looac. buying eggs, butter, poultnr and all kinds of farmer's produce, under liariow & Good­ year* store, and paying for tbo same tbe highest market price. Patronise tbe house . *..._,. i. Le.ri. W3.r Look here ! J. M. HEWES. we guarantee Satisfaction. YOU CAN 1 Irene furnished free to any person purchasing a CoCn worth 010. We can rive you better figures than ureer of- El^ncowkh tne-rti bread .ErjrrreLE Salisbury & Brossssu. Harting*. Dee., ±2, )87f. Tbe Alchtooo, TopeUsod Santo Pe Rairoad from Kansas City and Atchison on the Missouri river, via Topeka, the Capi­ tol of Kaasa*, and tho beautiful Arkansas Valley to tho Rocky Mountain*. Tho shortest route to Pueblo the Gaand Canon, Colorado Springs, Manitou, Pikes Peak, glow. The favorite route to Denver and I all pointe in Northern Colorado. The bait route to Southern Colorado, New Mextoo, aud Arinina. The only direct route to Jhc famous San Juan mine* The track and equipment to unequaled, trains nut through from the Mtmouri riv­ er to tbe Rocky Mountains, making connortion* in Union depou and avoiding de­ lay* and transfen. For full dtocriptire SETHI KOH SESOLS MELOiltl 52y1 J. Cole &. Son FARM F0H SALE! GROCERS. La Creme de la Create, A coHcrtLu of difiralt Piano Made. ]««> 00 reetx per Number, or 12 Numbers fi< g I. I an® nra un UR 1H1IS Shingles, Lath, &c. iraainraiiuri reu �.saesi menu It fa a native of North Zfa reewJr • dooelv .Hi-1 tree (Xartho^w. sor4/u/ui) baa been introduced from ths rame region. This has loavm resembling the Mountain -Ash and white Cowere with pnrpk.yre. “A young farmer who w'isbet «nall vmeyaH for a familyH| gnpen aska fora list, looking! wsnl the newest varieties, which must bo bettor than the older oi would advise him to leave the .nd plant only those which I---- -----proved by long yean of trial ; unless he should plant a very few of tbo new ones by way of esperiment If he wants aa early grape, a very hardy and vigorous grower, and extremely productive; without reward to a very high or drtieate flavor, he will plant freely of Hartford la warm expoourva he will set oct a few Catawbea portion of the grounds tn ■ any locality. The Diana ia very high-Savored and a long keeper. The Oereling is excellent in quality and the rioa hardy—fisc for home use, but too loose in bunch for market. The Isabella has been discarded by many, but it ia still a very good grape where it ripens. The Clinton will do if kept after mid-winter; but it fa too acid befere that time. The Concord-ia the most univer­ sally reliable and many will plant it more freely than any other sort, although not of very high quality. If it would be dreira blc to try new kinds, plant a vine or two each of <enasqns, Wilder, Waller, Salem. sibh, then ravetop tbma h ahres of boron, p? that tfevafea gaod Ire aad Use. ■ub butter, aprniUe a little aallaod serve tu tire gravy. Orem Tapioca—Scat two-thirds of a cup of tapioca ta warm water till soft , boil .quart, c£ talik with the yulka uf three eggs, wdl boden. and twrMhinfa of a cup of sugar. Boll till chiiA, stirring eare fully; beet the whites if the eggs with two-thlrds of a cun uf white sugar, flavor and pour on top of th. pudding Set in tire oven to bruwu SEES YOUNGMBN. 7b CTrtS. Glare—This mode of dean fag fiae gkm giro fa a great brillfaney. Taka Am powdered indigo, dipfato it a CHA/ILK.S R. WELLS, Pnudrat. HENRY L. HILLS, Snrafary. mofatened linen reg, smear over the glcxi with it, snd then wipe it off with a per­ fectly dry cloth. As a rabeliluto for this, white* s^ to mske the - glare rough end mj itfe Tt. (To J/uhe Pioililli.—To half a bimhel nicriy choj.ped tomatoes, which mint br sips^ad dry, add iwv dtfarn onions chopped fisc one down green piropen diopped, ewe box uf round mu»tard, one Urge root of grated boreeraduli, nearly a pint of salt, four taM«poonftils ground dorrs, four af allspice. Mix thoroughly in a stone jar and rover with vinegar mak­ ing a hole tn the center to Ik the vinegar to the bottom. Stotch Rr<jtk.--TAe four pounds of mutton—part of tire fag fa best; add one gallon water, one tracu|/ul of pearl bar­ ley, two earrota sliced, two turnips diced, two onions cot small, thro, carrote grated, the white part of a large cabbage chopped very small, and a small quantity of pors>*r Season with pepper aud salt. Let this boil very gently for three hours and a half, and at the dinner table It win, moat by all who are- fond of strap., ire pronounced ext^llm I. Lawson's Curative 4853232323024132234891234853234853 the fruit some, yet without harm, bating only a small, dried, leathery spot where pressed. In bervrfa there will be sufficient moisture to prevent drying or shrinking the fruit. Where there is sn excess of humidity, of course, frail is nor intended to be kept. '“Aa to the looking over of fruit, thus neccamtating the handling of it, 1 have never pro-tired it during the winter and spring hut with bad results. Handled carefully when dry, and with dry hands, there is less harts The'slight coat of oil, which is a protection to jhe apple, should not be disturbed; snd yet tbo wiping of fruit fa indulpvl in. An apple with the outside intact it safer among fruit affected. “Where the nir fa anSeiently moist (and not iu rxei«« '. ay there fa no drying or shrinking of the fr when placed on the shelf, ths shelf plansfa preferable, lie­ cause the rasst cvutcnicut way; aud it also revtsls tbe fruit and makes perceptible the aroma. Tbe pleasure of entering a cellar with the fruit in view and the old-time fragrance present, making a spot of sum­ mer in winter. i« »< mething. snd may in­ duce to the kerning of some ol the 'fruit Swe^tonho^takea^leloreany i»i ev«y u; rtrTXxxjKAmr^kT^XDDta^wa.e* «u «s "tURALGlA, SCIATICA, RERVOUS AN Magnificent granite building, with elo£;tly filled and furafabed sperunenta for i application of and carrying out of our novel end systcapuic methods of BUSINESS TRAINING. Young men who rontcnplrto a bnrineai Ufc, and parents having sons to educate, sre particulsriy requested to rend for documents relating to the college, which give full information as to terms, condi­ tions of entarncr, etc. Address, CHABLESR WELLS, President, What we need fa good winter pears, to sx2‘JU Xne Hok», Cbea cream a variety in our dereert fraiu at DR. C. A. SMITH’S this wason. Wo hare m yet but a meager list to select from, so far as relalcs to wcllMotllcal Infirmniy, teas. KSTABUSMSU) isos. teded kinds ; but perhaps a great deal of Ji-upjmialmeat arisen from ignorance in Ftr Ik are«! a Prtrxtr ripening winter pears property. Bswvrcr that may be, we should cultivate such ma­ terials at we alrerdy prases, and for a — --TtasiKrtitf, pood variety I suggest the Winter Nelin. I know a!) its bad propertim; I know it is a crooked grower; I know it is not ahesvs reliable. But when grafted on a well grown tree of some luxuriant , healthy va rwtr. it soon comes > into bearing, koejw wvil, is eerily ripened, aud is a delicious disappear by the use of pure water. •{/’.pfr —Weigh una pound of! CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN dcwrtjfruit. Tin- Lawrence must not be omited, of course ; but the Winter Nelis fresh juicy apples; peel, cure and stew fa a later variety, and fa more valuable on them into a pulp, bang careful to use a ' | porcelain keuls or a stone jsr, plsccd in- i i side a kettle of boiling water, mix the j pulp with-two pounds .if the best flour, i Sacramento, Ogden, Halt Lake City, I pm in th* same quantity of yesut you - Cheyenne. Denver, Omaha, Lincoln, > ,J “ i for eommnn bread, and sn much ' Council Bluftk, Yankton Sioux City, | rill make it a Un-, smixxh dough; 1 Dubuque, Winona, St. 1‘aul. Dulutb, > a fan and placo in a warm pla--e i Marquette, Houghton. Hancock, llrevn ;! id let it remain for twelrc hours i ^■!miwauk,i^°?*<,dB Uf'N“4tooo'i! prevent thtir use fur the above purpose Form it into rather long-eliaped If you want tn rn to Milwaukee, O»b _ that it njtoctiinrw strike* mo aa being si- ।I loans, and bake in a quick iivr' kosh. Bl. Paul, lUnnaapolla, Duluth. 1 moot impossible to name a perfect species. I Fort (larry. Winona, Wantn, Galena. Imusm.. an. Home will not stand the city smoke, others Dubuque, Rioux City, Yankton, Council iti1 Farm Paragraphs. mn«n. On..*., r I.._ r*_____ __ u-,. I dislike the confinement to which their (pot* are necessarily subjected, and so on , 'I One uf the happiest and bat the main objection that 1 hare t<» the leul of all human veeupali.i Norway Maple, that quoco of trres on the intelligent fanurr. wh -*a I lawn, is its pronencns to droop with *ge ' and who keeps out of d--bt Trim it up as high as you please, the low­ People, like planta, grow ■[•ct. Its trains are made up of atagant er limbs will droop lower and lower, until new Pullmar. Italaoo Drawing Room they scrapcjtbe pedewtrians* lists and the 1 A.,.11. linn.l.UMel. ■nd Sleeping Cuache., luxurtou», well WRIT Measure X Mw«rSW w. 1> wagons on the street. Its nstnral habit lighted end well ventltated Day Coerbo. «r IM MMAI, Vnur-.* is to spread, and, u I remarked before ' and plraaant lounging ar.d smoking airs. The rare are all equipped with this fa ita chief attraction-on tbe open the colebiatod Miller Safety Platform, lawn.- Tho Sugar maple, on the contrary, ; and |>ateiit Butlers and Couplings, Wts(grows Upright, ar well as spreading, aud 2bouse Safety Air Brakes, and every m not liable to this objection 11 is a tree <-r appliance that haa been dovtoed that I greatly admire in any position and ! for the eafoty of pe»engw train.. At train, sre ran by telmaph. In a word especially as a street tree. It grows slowly | thia GREAT LINE ha. lire beat ant at first, but increwos more rapidly with 1 smoothest track, aad the nx>«t elegant anJ other! at that place is a Florida seed­ ling, which is superior to any kind that has iwn brought here. It is thought to hare originated from the Wilson Albany. Some of the berries measured 3 j inchrw in Applreplam! in clean barrels, and, after I tbe escape of oil tbofatnrc, lightly iieadi-d । I up. keep about as well as by any method. ' , rilling in among the apples ground plaster ' | fa aid to promote long preservation Alwaya remove the har»e« from the work borw st noon, mid allow them to l» free from incumbrances. Il fa cruel to work horees all day hi hoary harorew. and allow it to remain sn their barks while they are eating. “You recommend the frequent washing of apple trees with strong suspauils, to previ-M the rarsgra ol the lores; Now, this may be very well; but. in m^ipinioo, it is far from the only and cheapest means by which wo may safely combat tiifa pre­ daceous enemy. .­ “As soon a* au apple trw attain* the age I of two or three roar* tbe trunk and finally all the larger branches become literally en­ veloped in some kind of air adnaaernt fringes or foreign deposit. It is beneath these fungi ana immediately in contact with tbe wk that the beetle' deposits her eggs, which soon hatch snd immediately J 1 EFiaS’ AGENTS WANTED FOR THE ENTENNIAL HISTORY-tkeU. S. . OoowU. Wraoabtua. A.'-Lms. and CXinsumpliorL it? is > M 1 I 00 Tie Reliable Sbwrt Um au» iMIH Ml KTIOIT §sSs.-is smi-i-rrKLevrc Ayer's b! Ar GOING WRIT. •■All KAPIBB irVISIfl. •watrin. Cherry Pectoral, IB is IB :s i! tfSanstiwr LANDS not of anSeieut importance to recommend its adoption. •‘Experience has convinced me that anything that will remove this deposit from the trunk of tho tree fa oqually aa efficacious as aoapiuda. Indeed, all a per­ son h» to do fa to examine his trere earefttUy in earty spring, and where be finds tha deposit the thickest, ami especially when it has ammed a dark or greenish appearance, to remove it tbe esriim way ho cau. A common table knife aaawere a rood purpose, roane oamlpspcr fa exerttent, and a very stiff brush does the work must efficiently; and without thh preeaution fa ia My to .sport .ppl«, repeeirtly is ii ac m DONE at thia OFFICE SSk..1- .WR ss T5F IIB .. IS :: Xs. 8S&; G. P. Rowell i Go's. Column. CHEAP ___ i« =ils I! IvreJaerelre » » at ! llTJL'RSSWSa'ISSTi al •xo.»u»«,ilr Inrrtrea as! . t« su 0 IS sirli» i if1 a Mank all. itetrell. n Ute •a :e FINE PRINTING ■ , -*2gh~hr* Wiyit JadM 1 Safai IAILMAI. 1! 1g fiS- r II gam.. “ Ill rough tralnreitaliy, with I*ullmau Can on night train. For Dubuque aad La Croaae. via Clinton, Two through trains dally, with Pullman Carson night train. Pon Sioux City and Yankton. Two *ar U CENTRAL RAILROAD. IMr.!K5jKU; «£n fig There seems no doubt about tbe efficacy of tomatoes in keeping away wasps tndoors, although, naturally, they would be low powerful in tbe open air. For the last two years there has not been a wasp in tbe vinery here, and tomatoes during the whole time were growing in it MICHIGAN Dwaa go *■ North West»n> Railway leave CHICAGO m follows! For Council Bluffs. Omaha, and Califor­ nia. Two through trains dally, with Pullman Palace Drawing Hoorn hnd Bleeping Cara through to Council Hlnff. For BL Paul and Minneapoba, Two through trains daily, with Pullman 111­ I ace Gara attached on both train*. For Green Bay and Lake Superior. Two trains dally, with Pollwan Pal­ ace Cara attached, and running through tbe finest apple* in the world At «'rr to Marquette, For Mllwaukae, Hoar through trains I rent exhibuioo apple* weighing more than a ]>ound spfare were exbibfaed and the dally. Pullmau Can on night trains. flavor das aid to lie exerUeni. ; For Winona and potato ta Minnesota, i yean, according to tbs species, unless they are destroyed by man or that despised though best of fortavn' friends, the sap­ sucker “Now the beetle nererdepo.il. hereggs on a smooth trunk or limb, but deep ami securely beneath the deprmte above named. The only object to sccsxnrJisbe'l by washing the treva wxh Maqauds ia to re­ move this deposit. The alkali^ thus left on tbe tree has nothing to do ia prevent­ ing the beetle from depositing her eggs. It fa true this application may be benefi- Rhewnrthm, Neuralgia, Sciatica, ahi laSsaiaiWiwy iHhb—. Cxteeaslty aa*m >ii<<iMM.MnswftMr>«. om Tke Riftt Kill if Ktatiw for Imi lei tawtf “I see the writers recommend keeping apples on slielrre during winter. Thia will dn where the air fa not too dry. But it generally fa too dry, even in cellars, and tbe fruit will, therefore, shrink and liecome tough aud spongy, though ita keep­ ing qualitkn are enhanced. I have for ufany years ke|< apples in barrels in tbe cellar, with perfwt suceeM in almost all eases. The exceptions were where tbe tesqwratnre varied, or the fruit was grown rapidly, either through the agency of ma­ nure or showery, growing weather If 1 can accuse a uniform low temperature just avoiding tbs frost (ami that does nor ex­ clude the actual presence of a little frost in the cellar I, I consider myself safe—onIr, howeycr, when the frail is sound and ।G*x5fD tMVNK RAILWAY.'. t^fK&st.. I WF.M. iru. Eisxa&vjs: '’texsits&T. yaE"* J.* ADM IXISTRATOH'S WALKJ*=>- "•»«!»* w.- Jier vznes: LI . � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-01-17.pdf a6b3682615b4291e920f06e1124bc800 PDF Text Text Bja RjirdaucAii ' Geo. M. Dewey, • EDITOR ANTI PUBLISHER. VOL. XX. NO. 38. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19. 1876. WHOLE NO? 1025. (WHSulitL MB BOMBS (MBS. GREBLE & RUSSELL. (CENTRAL HOUSE Absent— Mr. Armour. Mr. Sidnam moved to amend the report of Pence Committee by subatHutingthe Hare now in Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE n full and com­ . plcte line of HASTINGS, MIUH. L. E. STAUFFER, IProp. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. ’ M*Ml—Mink—*<»*■ R. WL as*-* S- C- PR1MDLE- Ifoiiqpt S/nL Scittoqt mio SifHn*, Sltot, SLtiqtf BtLLt, Sour Sjepi Foot fWM rrq TqWt, V>o Haun Funpitiiipq tjaoDS. Srqyre, _ you ■gain- Also the Celebrated Diamond Tooth, Silver Steel "Try it,' sainted her coni penion, softly. Pradenoc shook her bead, but finally agreed, bhubiagly, that it would do no harm to try it, avd slipped the ring on her forefinger. f “It's a peribet fit i" rried Mr. Went­ worth, dehrttadhr. “Nothing could be beUer. Why. Mias Pradeoeo. you surely don't moan to giro it ba^kr Of course I co." was the araey rejoin­ der. “Why not*" “Beeauae," said Mr. Wentworth,speak­ ing very earnartly and disregarding hu oars altogether, while be tried to get a glimpse of ths face hidden by the flat hat, "because I meant to aak you to wear it always for my aaka I meant to ask Which are guaranteed to cut fifty per cent n other Saw in Die Market. STOVES : T. J. WILDER. The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, The GRANGER : It u the Ilandaomeat and Uuavicat Manufactured. J0’ furFiTC «*> “>»• Another long silence. Mr. Wentworth turned away in despair, but wax detained ^. Muring roito. “I will forgiv. yra ■ Welir' was the Ireathlea. interpretThe more obanvant boerden noticed at brenkfeet the next morning that Mr. Ab­ bot Wentworth wore the ring he had found in the biacuit on the Itulo finger of hia left hand, and that Prudence aura a heavily, chaacd gold circle io the place of her loot ornament. Tu UM the Wurdr of one of the before mentioned boardrra, •'that teila th* whole story." MRS. LAWSON S MISTAKE Boiler Plate Stove "Ob, Mr. Wentworth,” cried his |ieten- Prices Lower than, Ever Before- in Barry County. SPEftll MOIV IWTI The finest and largest line of ReadyM ade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats,pants and vests, and a line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over THE LAST BISCUIT. ONE HUNDRED > different patterns of imported and domestic Prudence HoIums aat alone in the wide, shady kttchcn, busily engaged in picking over whortleberries. Without the golden sutuhins of an August afternoon bathed the green fields and dusty road that wound away to the village, and touched with richer color the nasturtiums, sweet pcaa, Detroit, ex- geraniums and sinniaa in the tiny garden, the be-*<t of and the Virginia creeper that climbed and CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. A first-class TAILOEl from pectetl soon, when tye slmll.be prepared to furnish ’ ISAAC W. VROOMAX. n-ttOBBOT. Oowetr V.K More! clothing MA-IJE TO onDTCR, M"i'i»rr«t made a pretty picture aa she sat on a low fits guaranteed, nt the Old Corner Stand in Empire Hlock, llnst- cricket, with a big calico apron aynud over her bluc-aprig^vd mtuliu dress to defend it ings. Meh. from the ataina that hail reiled her little brown hands. She waa a petite, daintily J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. rounded maiden of eighteen, with great, da>k eyes and glorey curls shading a fair brow and ebceka that hid a touch of wildnwc bloom upon then,. The kitchen, too; vueh a pretty piston, with ita wdl-ecourcd fl.->r and drewr, ha njnragn*-topped dock, its shining store, with bunchca of herbs hung behind, and the great boqacl ' of vivid cardinal flowers act on the anowy i table. The kitehen waa perfectly still save ■ the buxx of the flies and the lick of the Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenuo, Chicago. । dock; and outride the cricket and the !■>I emit al-xi' bad disturbed the peace Pru1 dcnoi believed that every ons in the boure was asleep but henelf, and yawned aomewhat wearily aa she tossed over the berries HOWARD WATCHES. ' finishing the jyru with a bit of soliloquy GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE C. C. HOLBROOK. RXXT AT LAW m>4 MWW I and RETAIL JEWELERS. SALISBURY k BROSSEAL' >B*L«as IN STBXrrvaa. VrtwlMwT* pocket and took up the oar. again enerp t ically, without a word. He was fresh from college* and had hold the Strok* <ar in many a reac. but he never made better time than ho made that afternoou in rowup the river. The light boat shot along with the rower's brows knitted and hu teeth sei. Not once did he look at Pru­ dence. who aat in half puxxled, half alarm cd ailenrc, now and then stealing sideww* ^1* at the offendsd young Hrrcule* ander her hat. Mr. Wenlworthjdrcw a breath of relief when the boat at last grated on the sand, and, baring asriated Prudcocv to land, and curtly offered to petulant gesture and had a fit of crying with her head on the kitchen table When Mr Wentworth returned from the bare, half an boar later, he did see a pic­ ture that eomflwted him a little through the hoop wreathed pantry window. It waa Prudence, with her sleeves pinned up, molding biscuit* in desperate haste, whils tbc tears fell thickly on her high calico apron. This picture so amated Mr. Wentworth that he retreated ha.tily be­ hind a lilac tnwh (o obrene it,’and ling­ ered >o long that hs was lato at tea. Thu was a model supper. There waa the great dish of berries with snowy cream beside, flanked by cbeaaae and raspberry jam. There were two mountainous plate* of anowy biscuit, enotrastin^ with the gold sponge cake and the neber gold of th* B. F. STEINHOFF Strfical ai lertaiical DENTIST HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? t FOR ONE DOLLAR We will.send, I?ost-pnid Kuiiille, liciiiai. THE WEEKLY WORLD! "I'D pick 'em up," cxdaimed the new aimer, a tall sad rather sriatoCfatic look­ ing youth of iwentr-ous, with merry blue eyen, abort auburn hair curling duecly nodrr a straw hat—diring after the mmaing larries with ungraceful dexterity. “Yev, it is 1, of course. Have yuu forgotlea j your promiae to go after Idlieu with mo | you know; only aome afternoon thia week," responded l*nidcnce. demurelv. ; "Well, we’ll eall it thia afternoon, won't | we V waa the persuasive rejoinder, a« the i straw hat was loaned on a chair. “I can't; I've got there berries to pick "111 help you; lend tu half that apron, Mother's away, and there are biscuit Io make," insisted Prudence, taming her fare away to hide a uuile that would eurve her lij*. '‘Never mind that,” respondod Mr. Ab­ bot Wentworth, bringing a ehair to her aide; “tea's at 6, isn't it? and it'a only jg-jCwctcmtsL-1 aartralsU. ___ •Eiaisjr.nt paaUfttar1 -™—tr.-; "THE WORLD," 36 Part Row, N. Y. I J l"VF, CuriUE, Sin aU Snamtal IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTED Comparison Invited and Corfpolitiou Defied "Wte: I-l,” amented . PrufimMe, after a pause for wriJontioa and a gianoe al the dock. “lean go for a liukwhil*, perhapc. Ob!don't stain your coat, Mr. \Vaatwvrth." Bat Mr. Wantworth wna anblimdy in­ different to his cool, and worked with such a good will that th* berries were soon picked over, and Prudrecn and Mmteif on later Prudenee, with her dretpenre daintily bestowed around her, was kwlad in the stern of a little boat, which,, propelfed by Mr. Wrotwcrth's ].r>rci«<{ hand, abut swiftly down stream. Although Mr. Wentworth aaid to P.-udenreflrc time, within an hour that it wm a lovely day,' spin, felt quite revived by the sight of Uiis table and the memory of the - picture. The rent of the boarder* seemed to share the iansa tine, for the group of martin waa very hBarioua, and thooateblea diaappeaed rapidly. Prudence, preaiding batwren the txte, asnned rather out or spirits ; but Farmer Holmea atoned for her sdcoce by unusual jolitr. Wbmtbe'biscuits passed a secund lime to Mr. Wentworth, be nsw that only one was left, and wauld have refused decorous­ ly, but the hospital^ fanner pressed it unoo him. “Don't be afraid of it There's “ You ware," why did you not nay something about it al the jwayer meeting)* We should all avail uuredva. of every । opportunity cf doing good.” "I did mx know it was required of us. to prevent in any way. whatever cour«3one should take to do a good action," Mrs. Evras deridwily. ‘•Why Mrs. Evens I" you a member at □ar church, and in goud standing, and say there is anythinggood in any secret society. ',¥■* I do think there ia. Mrs. Lawaoc, (with conridenhle caracetnea* ia the last pert of the anawer.) but do you know any­ thing about the teachings of the Order more than I do th* terahm*x ot Bataa, wbora children they are, "said Mrs. Law­ son in aome excitement. "But to change the subject Mrs. Even* I have gut a stranger thing to tell yon, than any sorrel acriety. Yea know that John Bilger would never give anything to the poor, nor help sustain the ehurvh, only under proteat, although h* ia very wealthy; nor would be ever go to any logging or husk­ ing bee, to **is< a poor mail in trouble, but last week he went eve* in Chytoo, eight miles, to a busking bee at Jam™ seIf, Ixarc been talking, about John BUger, the Howard’s and others in this neighborhood, whoso setiuns partaka much of the Christian character, aitbough they have made no profosaon." "Bat Mrs. Iawtoo, ixreaewc when I osy you are mistaken, they bare nude a profession." I “A profession Mrs. Bions.n. where, “Wen. last week at Mrs. Carter's and even there she was pursued by a laughing trio of the ladies, banaaed with qnertaon*. and wocilerment, and merritacnL until the laat dish wee set away, and she had srisml her hat, with the excuse that she must go to the village for letters. Instead of giing Mr. Emory moved that tbnro bn ■ Fomas Building Committee appointed mmriotinr of 3 members; that thn Chairman of thii Board ba Chairman nf auch Committee; Chat they bo aulhurited and imtrueted to enter into a contract with Mr. J. H. Van ■on, (With a marry twinkle in fare miU Dorn of Clevoiond, Ohio, to the ImiHing fa. *y,) ■>*■ to any dra t yon, of fence around Court House flirware, »athat you cuaot ttodevatand, how a per­ son can be tn Odd Fellow, and a Chris­ tian T “Yn*. that is it oxaeUy, but you don't moan to my, thatch* Howard'*, Carter, Bilger aud Alstine, are rral Odd Fslfowa tomF* tbnb3o(«totU^7*hTdo , pcrecu-. Kaoru Mr. Sadnam offered the following mao­ lion: RroJc.l, That from and after thia dale e turn of 50 cents per day be allowed the teriff for the board of prisoner. This result of high wages has bran, that a great many farmer, hare not only reduc­ ed the number ot their bdp. but hart ilisntaaed them altogether, and cnltirate only so much land aa they can take care of themadvea. One cause of this high price of help on the farm in the New England States al least, has here the de maud for labor in fhetoriea. There has been a rednetiun of wages in the factories now, and anreng mechanica, and it is time we had cheaper labor uo the farm. Statis­ tics show that our farms are not supplying the iucrusriag demands ot our rides and large towns. With cheaper labor we can do thia. Many of the tramps were core iminatriooe wurkcra, and can still ba made useful. We want to sec the farms or.ee more worked np to their fullest cspaatwa, time ago. 1 and worked all day • Yob, and another thing about a* strange, he sold Pct CT. Allen five baahda of wheat, upon credit, which to a poor man in without precedent I believe, in Bilger's history. And my husband my* that Bilger in an fa­ miliar with Alton *s any of his wealthy nrighbors, and that Alton* much more of * malny disponiuon, th* last six mouth* than formerly, though never a bad man. but carekw in his promiare But toward the ctiurch their conduct ia about the same Yes, and there are uthi-ra, not members i f tb* diurch, in this neighborhood, who appear to bo under tbc ehristian influence There are the two Howard's George Han­ Evituxo Sttastojt 7.30 r. m. dera, Edward Airtine and others, who 1 Board pnreuanl to adjournment. cannot think of now, whose aetimia lead Boll called. Members all present except me to think that now, their Christian feel­ Mr. Armour. Board proceeded to busi ings are awakened, they may be induced to unite with the ehurch. But I cannot The Committee to confer with Iron account for thia state of thing*. Well, if Fence Builders reported as lullown; there ia not th* minister wife now ! go­ We the undenigwed C.mmiUce to ing to call her too! perImp* she can ex­ plain the malt or." Mr*. Bronson, the ministers wife, a genial lady of fifty yanrs, whore tonulocance betokened a warm heart, entered the room, and was greeted by Mrs. Law- died not long ainee, and whore cropn need ed caring for, and many other act* of kind**** extended to our fellow ercaturea ~■ know, the good I apeak with the w_____________ mgel*. and barn not charity, I am become u sounding brew, ckei, to “be kept dll ■nd a tinkling cymbal." with a significant • Yro Mn Brc-rtoa. 1 am very familiar ------------------------ ...ace. PoorPrudcooei There sras no pence for her after that. Au array of jokoi quite overwhelmed her wan cotaMlled to stop entirety, for want nrotMtations and diaclaiiaiamL and she of words to expreai just what she wiab«d waa thankfol to beat baaty retreat to the •^ow Mrs. Lawaoa," aaid Mr*. Bron kitchen when the nual waa over. But . . proceeded tu buainem On motion of Mr. Emory, the Sheriff Mr. .8>duam mured that the report aa waa authorised and instructed tu porthare amended be adopted. court Motion did not prevailed by yoa* and S’TfT **r,if Ariasignifiea between, or in lb* middle, naya aa followi; and JaU Car the coming year. The petition of W. 8. Goodyear, N. Yen*—Mr. Aiunworth, Benham. Brown, Bartow J. Roberta and eight o^er. roCarpeater, Hoyt, SUpom, Stowell. Wolf Africa signifies the land of eurn, or aud Chainaaa, 8. udurg in the nanny of the Court Hous* care. It was celebreted for ita abundance of corn, and all aorta of grain. Siberia aigniflrs thirsty or dry,—rcry privy eu Court Home Square wan pre­ characteristic. sented which on motion was accepted. Mr. Sidnam moved that a Committoo Spain, a country of rabbit, or ronwa. h T. B Diamond presented an account of •u core M infested with ibora animal* »«• for balance of arrviocn as County u .1.1, rafe'rf that they sued Augustus for an army to Superintendent of acbooln; also an account jret muter of the petition df Wm. S. Goodyear and others be referred, and that of 110.70 for exprw and ataliooery. aueb Committee be requested to report tn pilch, from it* yield ^2? <Z Mr Hid““ ing great quantitire of black pitch •>f T. B Diamond for hah ore of scrvicra the Board aa soon an practicable. Calabria, also, foe the aarae rrareo The Chair appointed m such Commit-County Snpnrintendeol of artoda waa Gaul, modem France, signifiro yellow­ allownd at lb. sum of |38 iurtrad of *80 D«r^r Siduani, Mr. Perkins and Mr. haired, a* yellow hair characterised its in as siaimed. Thi ooutracl between F.nce Braiding habitant. Mr. Sidnam moved that all aecounta for Committee ami Mr. VanDorn was read to The Engliab of Caledonia isa high hiU. ffaakfort by re for Mr. T. B. This waa a rugged, monutainou* province Diamond, for the office of County Snper- to the Board. in Scotland. John Q Crray presented hia braJ as inteadeM of aehart be rejected, which, Hiberaia ia utmcM, it laat habitation ; motion prevailed. < sheriff or the year 1876, in the sum of for beyond this, wratward. the PhrenicUr.. ,2? 1?°^" Mr lh< *ccouni fan thousand dollars with B. J. Grant, ever extended their voyager Of T. B. Diamond for axpraos and station- Daniel Striker and P. A. Sheldon as surelien thereto, which pa motion of Mr. Britain, th* country c/ tin, mat quan- 17 *'• •I-20’lhit d>* Emory was approved. Tin- Committee to whom the subject Mr. Sidnam moral that all nnreUleJ ocnotorts far printing for County Suparin matter of the petition of Wm. 8. Good­ year and .Sheri waa referred made the *oJiUd : following report: On motion of Mr. Hoyt the report of . The Committee to whom was referred Fenee Committee vu laid oa the table the subject matter of the petition present­ ed to this body in relation to the coadition until afternoon. To enable the Commit­ of th* Quart Hoarse privy, have taken the tea to go fo work. On motion of Mr. Emory Board ad- ‘ ommend lie fallowing: juanicd until 1:30 P.M. That arid Privy’be raised .13 inches Wx. H. Powua, Clerk. , and placed unco a atone foundaUoa. and that the Vault nndenxwth be filled up. and that two boats seven tret lung and four feet wide lie constructed upon two runocrt each four inches square with ends tampered underneath. the side- of mid Mew. Deunis A Holmea made a pro­ boats to be 8 inches in height, the aidco position to the Board that they would and Ix-ttom of the boat* to he cocitrnrted print the Circuit Court calendars for G5 of pine plank 2 hichra thick and runners recta per page. of white oak. An iron book of sufficient Mr. Hoyt offered the following reeolu- atrength to be attached to one end ofeach boat. There boats to be introduced froui either end of said priiy a* the re- Ou taoiton the report of the Fence Committee was taken from the taUe. Ubarica E. Bartow, of Hastings, prtaeoted a profile of a gas pipe iron fence, and Mated to the Board what he would । Fence Committee aa amended ba adopted, which motion did not prevail by yeaa and naya aa folh>w<^ Yoaa—Mr. Ainsworth, Benham, Brown, Carpenter, Hoyt, Sidnam, Stowell, Wolf and Chairman, 9. Naya—Mr. Bailey, Cole, Dewey, Emurr. Hougbtalin, NicboU, Perkins and Walkwhich motion prevailed by yean end nayv a« follow*: k Yons'—Mr. Ainsworth, Bailey, CarpMter. Colo. Dvwey, Emory. Nicboh, Sidnam, Stowell, Wnlf and ChatrmaB,—11 Nays.—Mr. Benham. Brown, Uoughtalie. Hoyt, Perkinaand Walker,—1>. Alnent,—Mr. Armour. On motion ofMr. Emory, the Cliainnan of thia Board, Prosecuting Attorney and Sheriff were aathorit*-! t<j procure a Judge to hold the February term of Court should Judge Hovt be unable to bold the same and should the interests of the County in their opinion reonire it, and that the County Trewnrerbe nuthurued to pay such Judge for bis serviec. • On motion of Mr. Sidasm. the I*rWKUun~ Attorney waa instrncted io proceed to collect the Bond in care of the people vs Hartman and Hayra. Mr Hailer moved that the proportion On motion of Mr. Emory, the Commit of Mr. VaoDotn be adopted. Motion prvT.ilcd by nrn and navs as tco appointed at the January k-aaion 1875, to attend Io the prosecution of the clainrt follows: ’ ag.iort Manistee County, were authorixed Yono—Mr. Ainsworth, Bailey, Benham, Carpouter, Cui*. Dewey. Emc^y. Hough telin, Hoyt, Niebels, Pertire, H'rtimn. iuatad, and draw orders ua the Treasury Walker, Wolf red Chairman, 15. for the payment ofsuch Counre!. Nays—Ma Brown .ml Stowell, 2. Mr. Emory moved that the plan Aboral—Mr. Armour. specifications and contract for budding Th* Chair apyuintud .Mr Bailey suJ Iren Fence around Court Moure Square be placed in the hand, of the County Treasure Motion prevailed. �8IAII IAPIII All BETIOIT it ia a fart, beyond all cavil, that the fuouey invested in the eonrtpirtion of the railroed* in our own Stajl; does not pay co per cvnt per annum; nay more, that the whnlo larningBof many of these roads, for which our people have labored to hard to ensure their enortrartion, docs not pay the running expense, and, hence, capitalirts will cot iureet their money to complete roads alnmdy well under way or to build others which the people think are neces­ sary tor their convenience, and the general prosperity of the Bute. Michigan mtn have but little money to invest in railroads or manufacturing enter­ prises. Meeh is demanded that the fature prosperity of the State may .bo insured. Oar vast mineral wealth should bo devel­ oped ; Michigan men hare not the money requisite to carry forward successfully thsse mining inter.-« The lumbering inter­ acts, too, are suffering for want of more capital to carry e!t»g ths gigantic enter­ prises that hive oeen partially developed. Our fanners need that all these enterpriacs shall k_- developed to produce a homo market for tbc product* of the haabandman. For ail three purposes wo must hate [money, the surplus capital of the money centre* of the world, but we canact reasonably ask men to plane their -money in our State for the developmsnt of our varied industries, unless wo can in­ sure them, under ordinary circumstances, reasonable profits from, or interest on the capital thus invested. To-day not one dollar of the many mil­ lions lying idle in the East can be secured tor investment in any new railread, mattafxcturiug ar mining inter<-t. Thia ought nut *o to be. Why ia it? We answer i is the effect of the determined and penhtant efforts of tbc produevrauf tbc West, to cripple.by ustair legislation’the earnings of the spits! already invested in our Rail­ roads and other corporations. Witness ths mSsSB Nzw FoBk, Jan. 16, 1876. WOBBTUO THB lOHOtr-DBAMBS The aulhuauas are making a. nid oa the lottery dealers, sad are worrying that hoaereUc fraternity /serially. Tb. Kentucky and Mimouri sbopi hats been abut up, and the maaagots arrested; fire of tho Havana dealers have been placed in quod, and the others are being pulled m Gut as possible. The method is fur in efieer in plain dotba to go in and purchase a ticket, and then go and make hi* eomplaint Bat very few hare an idea as to ths extent of the bnrnr~~, or tho amount of mousy expanded' in this kindofchimix The famous Kentucky Library scheme waa sold five tine* in this city alone, to th. extent of ever •275.000 each time, and that waa only ono of a socre of schemes that rm before tho publie, and by no means th. moat rapid selling. It is curious bow the poo. pie part with their money. For iastancs, there is th« Havana Lottery Ring, who take thousands of dollars a day, from people who hare no knowledge as to ths reepotwibUity of the manager*, or, far that matter, whether there Lt any lottery stall. They pay their money on the qo knowledge, .«» <h vast, ibvaaa a>mH twelve llfartjUtt HMaria ladve IS-1 |E It ieS.. !S Jr- IT h ............. holder* to realise Mr return oe their in­ vested capital, for we think the good sen** of the public fully justifies this action, and that the people see that it waa aa absolttio aaooarity, in order to suable the railroad companies io keep up thc;r roads and rolling stock to that point where ax pedition and comfort could be guaranteed to their patron*, independent of the ques­ tion of the right of stockholder* to de- i te. » Worrying th. Lottery Meo-TltonFailures—Work in th. City —Th. Babbit Dehloatlon — Fashion and Charity—Butineaa. S S I H 5 S H 5 !® OUR R’lLROAD INTERESTS. Ub Onad Bai***. 7 so *. *u. art-arrtvte* -— »a._ia 1 Dal.4 Hanlns* h.',. th. ITk" CB^sSJl£ jMsrcWte bear art pla-- Coaplete Fail! Nerspaper. THE METHODIST Metetot, Maul ad Potraan. and who are iffllowing on illegal burinese at beat. One old repro­ bate, who Irred in Cinrinnati, hot who Su­ had an “office' here, advertised drawing* oTer-dresses of white gasac or laoe. perb flower* arc part of everj- toilet unhvu tho lace is too rich to cred »ny atldiliou, horaat, house* and money, taking thou­ and the fancy ornaments of silver in the sands of dollar- a month from his vic­ shape of chalelaina, belt* and-necklet-, tims ; but ho never had drawing at alb find their appropriate plscr> in •evcnin-4 Each month ho would go over his letter*, costume. Those ladies who bate Genoand select points where buxines* was dull, eso silver ornament* will be glad to know that these are in style again, after being and send to soino well-known man who had bought tickets a prise. Three men would talk about it, and become walking advertisemeuta for the old swindler. The law finally stopped him, and it is trying to stop the reg dar business, bat it all amounts to nothing. There i* no way of making a fool keep hia money. Tho lot­ tery men will got out ofjail, lay low a few weeks, and go st it again so bold u in it, the matter is not to pass off with a little hard swearing iu the priratc office. The defaulter had been living'fur two months paat in lodgings on Teutbjstrect, w. at home New Tears, looking fresher] gain ; out only in the evenings for str. How did the tho detective find oat Mr. and better than I have known him for three yean. Tic has made a great sue- Beckwith's whereabout*? Easily enough. : It i* simply a knowledge of feminine1 human nature that ia the stock in trade of has materially etrengthenol hia poaition. all detectives. TTtey don't aak ‘'where is 1 lie daughter* side with hia in the dif- the man ?" they .imply find out where the lereoec between him and their mother. woman is who b a part of the man, and *h>ch is one of Theodore's griefi. He they are morally certain to find the man aa fc».n a* they want him. The detective insisted that they should eall upon their who had thia matter in charge, got aa ac­ mother New Year's, and lake gifts to her: curate 'locviptiqn of Mrs. Bci-kwith, i___ — vn. n i i.c l: _ir but suspecting that they came at bis in­ stance, she refused to see them. Mrs. legislation in Illinois, Iowa and Minneso­ Tilton is very bitter, and we cu'l blame ta. Tet without this capital our Stat, her.Sbcisthechiefsaficrer inlhaaeissni and the aister State, of the Northwest would have been practicably uninhabitable, to a very large extent, and tho land* of were guilty, and while it has oceans of wife ahow herself, any more than ho would •mail value. Thia .is no fancy of ours, sympathy with Bceaher it has nona what­ ahow himself. But your defaulter ia only note in evidence, the increased value of tho ever for* her. She is wretchedly poor end an amateur. Ho may be exceedingly Ingeaious ia stealing, but be bitnever learn­ property of our county by the construc­ ed that more important art of hiding. A» tion of the Grand Rapid* Division of the his wife has never been charged wilhrtov Michigan Central, and the impcto* crime, he fhndes that it is perfectly sMg given to the growth of oar little inland for her to go aaabaohxsre. fonjetting that city by th. eatabliahmeut of th* Agricul­ the minister* of the law watch the flight I of the sparrow* a* earcfiiUy as they do tural works of Dwight 4 Burrell, and th. ou* parts of the want under owing that of the vultures. Croquet work* of the Manr*. Wilkitw. Our detective got a very accurate d<J (000,000 more than it could pay, the Y’et, tbeae are only a beginning of what cause being shrinkage in the value of •cr:pti.n of Mrs. Beckwith, (he asked no might be if we could only induoe the capital­ questions about Mr. B.) and then went to f-jods and the terrible falling off in trade. a fries! hs had in Stewart's. Had he ist* of the East te build up the manufactur­ It waa shown that some of the slorre, stolen only *10,000 he would have Jj ms ing btc.-.-ot. that the wants of this people which formerly did a profitable buaineM, to a cheap dry goods store* on Sixth demand right here in this county of Barry. had not for a year sold enough good* to avenue, bat, a *500,000 defaulter's wife And there is another interest here that pay running eipensca, and that none of would be satisfied with nothing short of wan ia aud seek* Eastern capital for its Stewart's. H. had a friend there, a sale*, man, (the detectives have them ararycompletion. Whether or bo it is of great down three other bouses, and each of where,) and giving him a description of value to thajpeople is not now a. question them’ will carry down some cnallcr ones. tho woman, asked him if she came there ? fur discumioo. It ha* gone too far for “Every day,” was the answer. Tbc owners of business butdlings err that. We refer of coarse to the comple­ “Let ma stand here, by you, sod when ahaking in their shoo, for they don't tion of K. L. 4 N. M. Railroad. On aho comes in, nod. i know from one day to another but that lbi» road the people of the coantice of their Unnanuynay fail, and they know Kent, Barry and Kalamuoo hare already very well that when a store get* empty it expended some 1250,000 in oon*trueting( Ji going to »Uy empty for a lima Half tho road bed, and perhaps *25.000 more ' She made tho'bnainese houses in the city are either and the salesman nodded. »ome purchases, u:d went out, not know­ in the right of way and other incidental empty or bein- occupied at half the dd ing that the gentlemanly person just be­ expenses. Having thus invested their hind her was following her, and would money the jieople desire that the road everything. There has been but very I follow her should she go to Chicago. She shall be ironal and that rolling stock shall did not p to Chicago, but site did go few big b*U» this winter, and tho few homo to her husband ; and the detective have been very thinly attended. Then took a room in thu hotuu opposite, and he money ia sw.pi .oJ. The people along the those who do attend are content to go waited and waited, till one night, st nine, tin. hare subste:. tally don. all they can very modestly attired, and without any Mr. Beckwith went out for his airing, and do in the constr iction of the road bed. very special display. At the big Charity th. detective bad no mire trouble in tak­ ing hixa in than k-? would in picking up a Now, what waa to b. done? The Direc­ Ball, die other night, the absence of diators - -t and rot-d to bond the road and You see, ths catching of acrimnall* a buy urn iron For thia purpow tho i’resipurely philosophical matter. The detec­ .lent, Hou. T. 8.;0obb of Kalamaxoo, A. tive knows that every man has a woman J. Bowne of this city and Dr. Ellsworth about him, and that the woman is certain of Lowell, and perhap. on. or two of ths other Directon proreodod East to make the sale of hoods and pnrehase th. iron. They returned without having sold a bond or bought W single pound of iron. In money rirclee East, I heir personal respon­ sibility being wall known, they were told, in substance if not in words, we will take yourjjonds andaell you the iron i/you %cill iaMvUually yuaraoU* the payment of tho baud principal and internet at it fali^due. lot without tlui guarantee he trill L>*« hate ttolhixy todo with yuurbotuio. They asked why. The reply was, wx VKAB cxran TKXBX HAS AUUtADT SIU Ijr OTHBB VXanBXBTATn. And for theirfaars there isaome foundation though we are happy to bog been known there _______ day or an hour whan the Confederacy wa* net only willing but anxious to exchange priacnen, man for man, bat our Govern­ ment utterly refused. On Grant and' ■StaatM rrtil the blood of oar honored dead tcho died pritonen of tear, and kit­ lory trill hold them and the Gooernment tKqouriblt far terry death in Anderton- SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO THEOLD FOLKS, AND TO THE ALL ABOUT T basSrrta -c Uim ai>4 M*kaaM at rati V.6. JStJG) .-Mb -tai Sndrr. Mias*. Piav. Salt. Cba,a*. Cl Ae.. tsuU Mlvw an4 final War*. Call Worth Double. partioularlr ri forth Fun.., BeliiiDisaidLitewj Newipaper. Immense Success. SK. i ■M»."t4« asaueuSrMUasaaaUvtu -fUa ‘ r'-iltt' ar.* nr»usa Ituiu. lul> r-- It will Lc edited, aa now, by ' DAVID II. WHEELED, D D., late 1‘nfl’nxir at E»|U>h Uuntme In ihi Pric. (4 a Year ; 35 cents a Number. Ti* ’L”u r^*i,‘*1*- •>,'hk1CT- c**-iia' THE ST. NICHOLAS LIBRARY. s'iaS “'iiM-i.LS NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. IT WILL CONTENT YOU What you want iaa newspaper that will keep you tally informed of the new. of the day, adrise with you upon farm and fireside topics, entertain you with its varied reading in general literature, delight your wifo and family with' its disquisitioru apon rocial and domestic topics, instruct snd amuse them by it* foreign and domestic correspondence, choice stories, quaint char­ acter sketches, ^ssrkling and witty [Mravl graphs, original and- entertaining accounts of travel and adrealun-fehcu and pucle .columns, etc. । All the news, commercial, political and general, and thd cream of current litera-! tore. A newspaper that will meet every want and receive a cordial welcome in crery hoavchold. A newspaper conceded by the pom of every section to be one of the most original and brightest of Ameri­ can journals. ' H. W. DOUGLAS, HASTINGS St- Nicholas for 1876 I* vu (TMItr *lir*Au>na khan lit valuma. A Mronf frsturo ot the B* is u> AiD.rioan Bertel 8»ory 'byTmigr.nfa," by Noah Brook., GROG STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. Where you wul liad all kinda of FURNITURE! Of every Description which we can sell eheaper than any houai lo Bar­ ry County,Yor there rawoua: Ut. Bocauss w. bar* no rent to pay. 21. Because w. tnajt. ths most of our If You Want The Best SUBSCRIPTION-POST PAID, Dally Free Preaa *W.M e year. Tri-Weekly Free Prose *S.W a year. The Weekly Free Pnsb*3 a year. Parties having Picture, to frare. would do well tor ■them framed of ua as wo can do It P .srand Cheaper than any houM In P .y County. We kwp the Largest a ua Best selactMl etook of PICrVRE FRAMES AND MOULDihqb. BnacKsn, Pafsb-Hold- Store. AU kind, of work mad. to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of oM tar- ratu SULM bmm Bea. 1 to 13 wow ready. A enllee ofEasy Dunce Marie. Friao 60 o per Number, or 12 Numbers fur *1. U Crmne de la Grama, Not. 1 to 26 now ready. A ooIIm af diftroit Pin. Marie. Priea 60 <* J»rNB.bar,W13N«b«.fe,K a, Lambs P. Hale, Prof-rX >r. Mre Oliphant and R.r E*t ONLY ForWbat? . YOU CAN interest, an be obtained .in matey cirolm at tbo East or in the old country. Do yen uk what > tho remedy for all this, we answer the Kir LU. of the Putter teb.ll, R H., Edtoun-i C Htead- 45 DOLLARS! XX37wC. *WO,«W.T«; reeripte dirt* th. wart endiag Jan. is ™ *21,223,97; ptyroont* during «sm< time wm rWTO.-; w a. n. tiraava, •srilsais&tF swiis— Terma, $2.50 in Advance. Postage, 20c. additional DETROIT, MICH. riira who have money to invert ri within reartamUn^milnT U. thrown, and then the smsob mitaa to bridge th. Drtroet C.B. Ihn*. Hampthlro Coretoondence Now Tie Detroit Ara to Cl such disaalrou* blow will be given our property by any body of men who can by any pcauLility be elected to the Legisla­ ture of Michigan. And yet, tku u nor uuwrid beyond all qtuatiou, and hen sc uo money for invwSmcnt in thia railroad or any other ia oar State to-day, or in any BL rr S'- II Js= II H FLORENCE SEIHGIACBHK nil mi Monday *fi«n>a lapnrlac m Am m h« lyMuHaj ikm �Tlfa RypileLlcyl Bj^H|4ai^. MH T.AHrto^Co. $10,000 GIVES AWAY £S1 r°*W. wUl wi .k- arnrnr mu,J r ' . _ . . K?”?u!F w&lI'JootJiS chkomos asd frames. JOl-MUL po. ttM. pmm'STKBECOP prepaid Oo bulb papers, for om ymr, for 1 13.00. TbeWEKKLYCOURIKRJOURNAL is the grant NATIONAL FAMILY NEWHPAPtR. It wdl, on lumber 31M, 1875, distribute impartiaUy 910,000 in vsluaUe prmenu aasang it* *ub*eribera aad rrary'.suhacriptsM ssnl through as wiU b* entitled to a registered aad num- U> pvrohaa* maehi*M that ar* thrown out of the market, and for which they can g*C ao repairs. Bear thi* fa salad aad Mt* yov money by buying tba wnfl known Hews machia* of J. F. Jo*w A large supply of aeedfat, oil. and ftxtnrw, fur amHy all machine* always oa head. He Ibo Em ib* uchuin right io ad th* 11 One of tho noveltiee intro­ duced by Spring k hrwy, and which seems to be appreciated IU_at._t---------- rnDe- The people of Barry County to under* stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen TaAMFS* can pro- but Will Hams, says he can sell them Cheap to get them cleared ouL Well they sent us a double order of . I’ARPET TRW! TOL1DO AMD CHICAGO FL'HFS. Thi* i* a trst-eiam pump lined with taxiblemMalstne. AU goods wnmalad. Call aad uamio. hia goods beds** pareh wag elsewhere. IWwbr th* pU«* jwmj“ SAID Vim, tern we offer our trade, for Ladic», Men and children. Partiee calling at the pattern depart­ ment can obtain a catalouge, giving them all the <Stylea and Price*. Ladies out of town, bj addreaeing ua, can procure any pattern they deeire. Catalogue! •ent free. Spring & Avery, OBAXP UriM, MICH. HASTINGS TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. CROCKERY too, but Dan say* it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married aad go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and close it ouL GROCERIES We have,a double Stock a* any one coiuinj in the Store can see and they will ho sob cheap for cash or ready pay^ _ George Preston, says our 'LLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and _ . »-.juuu UilUWR our 8IYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, Phin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUNIX'GOODS foritis t6 hard work to grind them. 500 coWWood. A. Morrison's, Oofanu. 500 cords of 16 inch stove wood for tale at Jl.f5 per cord delivered. C. F. DWIGHT. Llt*r*ry Notice*. NOTICE! S. & A. Bilim i ItDni, ^>iiMxmnnru4l«. iwt u4 Gate, rir r.bn.»cy b Uriee ue. bn4 U *11 Mkm. •ad evataialac. a. a Napplratrai. • Rae hrg*. ebedUMl Mgravtag. after C*l. Trunbnir* Ml«hr*i»l plctut*. Tk. Ibehnutoa .f IndepMdeae*, Ike Cealnabl Gift »f tk. publish ■ OsmsitaiM Mssshuu b Grain, Flour, Provisioni ?TO THE PUBLIC1 and Country Produce, The Star Spaifirt Barer -wsa [ "**’ DKTEOIT. JtlCH. 1 Uvs a.. nmOM a ,»,k ,t all KI*4, .1 Hbwsitr risnwM iw WXu kl^kK MM r---- It 1* ■ FOR am zxSsal Buggies ------- <— C.aaiaU* MerahMia U Flour, Grain, Pork k. Seeds. AaAaaawMMWuA.^lK BLACK A FULLER. ii i I ■! 1 . !F Wheat a specialty- Hl W**di>E^TuiT*MICU « 54a.VI>56 « MARBLE ? AMERICAN A Laxt Wort i- hH 1 I am now all alone in ths Photograph biMuie**. and as I hare mad* amag*mrnto to incrvaM my facilities for doing ibetter {work thsn rrsr, all should nah and get * negative taken. Th* *upcri- Ac.. Ac. Tier, b *1m aa lUuUntad aitlai* va the Slgnm of the tbclanuio., with a be- i aitalle of yen of th. prigiaal IricUratUa. CTMBER8, John H. Wendell 4 Co, Wagons •a «.*r<sw*k lit teas VartSi, «hl* M*lly -Supplraaat. there b th. aaa*l Meal plate, aad a ebarmiag w it b. Mj*l Sm- Blr-b . a eoUrad alMl tkahlSB pbU. BEHECTED --- ------- • s, R.ll.k WwkMM >k.kM,lk4>m to.in. Mayhew BusinessCollege EXCELS lUt=25=t.tK±,“=ULK!: RAED THIS Sp&sdS? and be happy again. Shop on JaOenco btroet, north of Hasting* Hot*L R.Im tksakf.l l.IM,i '.ran. 1 stillMlwti SUNSET ON THE PALATINE. I Girt Reteta ii Pries ! D. D. MALLORY & CO SALISBURY L BROSSEAU, Dealm U all kinds FURNITURE, Tb* Atehin, TopcUsad Saata F* lUilJ ro<frum Kum. City *od Atohiwo oa th* Misaouri itar, vfa Top«U, th* Capi id of Kaami, *ad lb* bawtifW Arimma* Valfey to lb* ILxky Moualaiaa. Tb* shortam route to Puablo th* G**od Canon, Culorado Springs, Maaileu. Pike* Paak, and *11 placca of note ia th* moutaia r*pun*. Th* favorite route Io Daavw aad all point* ia Nonbera Colorado. The beat route to Southera Colorado, New Mczieo, aad Arisoou. The only dirocl BALCH A BORTOV, fflin 0HB3IM ESSim CbnM. WnodMdtf. . JW, ITffiHB, MHU1 SUffA FE B 8. UfafcT Safe, tatt, nun k THE WEEKLY SUN. 89324848324823484830 The track aad equipment i* untqnaUd, train* run thnfafch from lb* Mimouri rir er to th* Rocky Mouataina, making eoo nectioo* ia Union depots aad avotdiag de­ lay* *ad transfers For full diacriptir* nrvw^ars, map*, time table*, eto. addrw J. M. HEWES, I we guarsatee BalWaction. Hearse furnished frac to any pat purehaaing a CoSa worth ftlfS. caa gir* you bettor ftgurr* thaa er*r ferad befurr, for we make the mint of CoSns aad Furniture. xx— SPECIAL NOTICES. EaraaMn^ Osltu BRICK FOR SALE! The Subscribers will com­ mence the Manufacture of Local btajipwjliticq. Qrand Rapids WEEKLY EAGLE $1.50 Public Auction mack aNllly aad Uaor to tlailtf, M tb* raeb, as Julg* *f the 17th Jadteial ClmtU We 1MM with ieea regret ef lb* death, al The subacribrc haring *uJJ hia tana will sdl on aaid farm, oa section 25 ia the Township of Haadnpa 1) mile* east of th* cunnty fam oo lb* north aide of All peraonii who have not the river, on Thursday February 3rd 197G, paid their Taxea, arc hereby no­ 9 o'clock a. m. The following property tified that the same must be paid Throe work Horace, one and uno-half before the 25th day of January. Mt doable haraaM, oo* lumber wagon, 1876, or I »hall be under the one Mt of bob aleigba, one Buckeye Mow­ necessity of enforcing collection, er, oo* IL hbtna cultivator, oo* eocaabaihr, 'by levying on and aale of prop­ plows, drag, and all other toula crecaMry erty, aa I ahall not aak for any Io Miry on a farm Abo a qnastily of hay, corn and corn fodder. Abw all hi* hoaacbokl furnitnrr. Movm, chairs, b*dChablis E. Barlow. Treuurcr. . HsstiugB, Jan'y 15 '76, TERMS OF SALE. The Best and Cheapest! GUO UHM |T1, at the earliest possible mo­ ment. mil keep constantly on hand a full supply of BETTER BRICK J. Cole & Son than was ever before made in the County, which we will sell at prices that deft/ cont­ ortition. NESBET A WILLISON BEST E LANDS Wff.lAXDSEMASIi, HW S.. . Ct, krWMtitltelmtUmiUt JOPUim. ■—B®!! Hopkins & Harass IlTffi UE . 0« B. Mm. lU-U-nUi. tbairmaay AfaUs. aad wfab tbs* a Hapwy NawTmrftr 1F7C. xxiftf M. D. B**dd**b*! to mH aMstim t* un uni .U1 sums under 95 cash *11 sums o ir t b «gb< month* tim* will b* give* Shingles, Lath, Ac. Have on exibition one of the largest Stock of Fancy Goods ever UNDERTAKING to cheap for Cash. alM, FARM FOR SALE! brought this Oity which we offer to the public a full and He have, complete �rasea, be b free to my that ho do.* not d'e­ tre to retain tbe place against the wishes of Ms friends andsupportere. They are, however, unanimous in urg­ ing him to stay by al! mcana. Of counter ho will »Ot b» in * hurry to resign merely to j-lcwte a ftrw pclitici*n.«i who Want bis for tnaihar and no belter roan. ,* JitThmaox's xaxual . hu IwM fraqutotly quoted as authority in.connection with thb subject, wbrn in fort it is no authority wbaterer. The The question as to the valicKiy of Vte* Cunstetatioo of th. United Flat® and the «£a ’” of fepu“ F«ridc for the President Feny aael*rtiaa'«*w''oul ’ ------- ‘ n» rx “ , *? -K®23 **• - >*• r—br-«-» rfus. desire to get th* i_____ _________ vt— Prcaideat n—ns„. WiktM house* of ( ungresB. Jeffrnow a Mwul Lud Senator. Vice , ia wholly silent In relation to filling the being fkom MaMachttsotta it was claimed 1 office of prreidlsg ufficer of tho Senate in immediately after hia dwdh', that hia sut, ccSRor should by all manner of mcr .i* be case of a vaoney by death or promotion. chosen from cue of the New England. In th* earlier additions it contained this States. It was confidently atated, ctm dauac, which, it will be seen, relates only before the fatteral, by three h> interest. to the election of President pro trmpom, during the temporary alwroce of the Viee PraHent. but Mt mm word farther In the Senate a President yn> tarpon ; -u proposed and chcsron by ballot. His i oBeela understood to terminate on the yi« President appearing and taking the i chair. Though this ia not law, it is comet , pJkvJlxoffi. Some compiles has, ’ however, in the later editions inserted immediately after the word “chair" the note* ou demand. There ia no amy of net­ ting the gold for them at their fen value. They are deprociated because they are diacrcclitcd uotea. It taka one hundred and fourtren dollars uf them to buy what one hundred dolbtn in gold will buy. And there b no remedy for tho depre­ ciation exoept that wbleh will make item commercially equivalent to gold by mak lag them exchangeable for gold or its equivalent. Calling them dollars or de­ claring them to be b-gai-tender does not help, the matter. Th* notes ire worth what thcr willfotch tn tb* market- andtlie natter of fact there u that they are de LIRLE8 R. WELLS, PmMmL predated becauM they are not a Imn fid, <I..r in. ~-.ni HENRY L. HILLS, Srtrrtmy. saEm title to foe mid which they profea to repreaent, and depreciated they will to main so long aa the Gormncnt refuse* to pay them. Ita credit as a gtrrcrn meat does not and will not cancel the fort of ntmpaymenL Ssu thousand graduates of thia college now in succcnsfal buaincai in the principal Utorary Curiosities, Puns and Bhm- cities and towna of the United States ' aat quotes tho following: Wo find the whola alphabet in thia one acnce of forty-eight letters :— ■ “John P. Brady gave me a black walnut box of quite a small ma" Then there's tho set of five unirocslic verses where in each in aucccnsion only one rowel ia employed. Tho “I" veree on the approach of evening is Neuralgia, Sciatica, .■to FAsaw,* BUSINESS TRAINING. —------ -—!■•«*•»• >m sirs* lb. BsrSABStsr IBSM-B ofoeo Ul.BMsl I ISO. «ll 7SBTA tag U.. 4>l* uf IB. Mbl IT WILL If You Want The 'jSsfasigas __ .■firs: ( HABLES 1! WEl.I>. President. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. sEr.-3srr.stc,' trx' et the smar af rala la mA4 n«n«ini»iu:i-l. ,-SSAEL. .-.V-’K-U, hr! Warn JiUtii k swbi KAILIIAI. f h0 Vs :s■< ru TB iiIs IICHIGAI AM THE SOUTH. Best of God forwrr," and a French pretender tn lalin knowledge pare “Mumero dens imparigaudst" to mean “The number two take* pleasure in being odd." It waa a sharp bit of echo Jrerae that SUBSCRIPTION—POST P. the Sunday Times of London threw off in 1831, when tickets to hear the great Dally Pre* Press 510.00 violinist were very high: Tri-Weekly Fre* Pre*a M. W Tb. Wsekly Free Pre|2 exchange power which ouc commodity or service naa in relation to another." The pror»<tiun or ratio in which two tbinp will (hus exchange mark* tbeir respective values, aonrideved relatively to each other, Thb is just aa tree when moaey b one of the things exchanged aa it b when ordinary commodities are thuaaxehanged. The value of money conahla in its peirehaaing power, or.ita power by exchange to procure wuMlhing else. Disposare* it of tbb | power, and it has no value; or reduce the * Senator Lafayette & Porter, of <k>n nertieul’ was elected pro tnoporr st the [Aiwer, and in the terne proportion its FOH SALE! value is reduced. / fif a ipiice of money special tension of the Thirtytqlatli Con­ gress, in March. 1865. In Ajwil uf the will to day cxchsHgo for a given quantity ntuc year, Vice President Johnson was of >■.,m*lhing rise, ud next year will ex­ for double the auantity of the promoted to the Presidency by tho awoii- change same thing, or for only half the quantity, nation of President Lincoln, and President pro tempore Heater continued, to act as then iu value, conaidcred n relation to 60 ARE IMPROVED tlrnt thing, has undergone a very, material vice President, session after srreioo for nJ Si sows to Wheal. Ths proplrty 1* * two years, without re election or quettion, change—in the one ease doubling and in the Other being reduced by one-half. and until hia Senatorial term expired, aad What it will buy exprerw tta vain* or Senator I). F. Wade was elected to fill the vacancy, aad he it. turn occupied the. purchasing power in what it dore My. Price u the terra by which tbb fort rhlcb eanaol fall to lx saiiifsrtory la any chair without re-election or question until the election of View President Col- u indicated, stnee it marks the value of other things computed in money. When A First-Class Farm, r rices ri»c the value of money is then Inelr iMatol. and on.lor tlurwigh culture. Icumiad, since it taken more money to buy the umc thing or things. Double prices an<l money ia reduced in value by ooe-ba!f, and two dollars are needed to procure what could -be previously procured by dreted at a previous acmnon, ba* held oyer one dollar. So, when prices fkll the value during a reoea* and prendrel, even alter s«(y>oncj ri>*M in the same proportion the expiration of his Scoaiorul term. Le< them sink one hundred p-er cent, and . ’ At a special Mwahm of the Senate, thb luoaut that the value of money has March 6th, 1845, A'ieo President Fdhaore risen one hundred per cent. Tbc change bring aheeut, Prvaident pm trjxpore Atch­ of prices ia simply a change in the value ison, elected at a previous Mreinu, but of muocy and ‘othsr exchangeable commo­ whose Senatorial term had expired, took dities. considered in relation to each other. tlic chair and presided until th* appeemce If ptios go up, money gore down; and if | of Vice Preeidcnt Fillmore. prices go down, then money goes up in The Atchison case is the only instance ilie some proportion. where a Vice Pre-idcnt pm trntporr net a It is the province of Government to d<- ] Senator, ho* held ovrr and performed the dire by law what shall be money, and i duties of kb office after tbo <:X[ir*tian of wliat shall be a legal tender in payment of j hb Senatorial term; but there aro plenty debta and the discharge of oontracta, and ' of ease* where Scnaton elerted Prmideni dougnate lawful money by names or mone- ' pm tnnpon during tho life of tb* Vbo Wry titles; but it b art th* province of Pmident bar* in caxsi of death or pro­ motion continued to sei from asreiou to iMMion atxl without any re-elraiou what­ ever during their Senatorial terms. In­ deed sueh has been the cans in every inrtanrea, there b- not a single exception. On the L'Atb of March, 1812. Senator Crawford was elected PreaidrtK pro tan.^•rr Two month* thereafter Vine Preridrat Clinton died, but Sir. Crawford con- would interfere with the freedom of trade. Qauod to act without re-election. At the Np free people would tolerate it for a momtK. and «ou the mom grindiag depotto May, 1841. Senator Southard having ism would Ml venture to encounter tho been elected President gm franore, at the haxard of such an cncruachmc.l upon inprevious aaMion resumed the chair, aad in fridnal rights And yet it ia only by tho abaeaee of Vice Preaident Tyler, pro­ moted to the Presidency by tho death of Gan Harrison, presided during that and FARM CHEAP THE DETROIT TREE PRESS. Bpecltnsn copy frss. Send for CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN Tie Detail Free Pres Co. 'c-iAAP*.; SM’KaTZK Ayer’s Sarsaparilla •4 t.» rvroTvr llro suss «r so* l trwwssrta-S;: tretlK test?! BRAUS UNIS SIVUIOS. The Reliable Sheri Liar I and potent Butter* and Inghoune Safety Air Brake*, and every | other appliance that has been devlseY for the safety of |>a-»cngvr train*. Al ' trains are run by telegraph. In a word (this GREAT LINE baa the beat anc ______ _ t»sa»u ksvto* bsta asdskstbs MLu.Mif a I snioolhret track, and the most elegant «v-ula :»4ret.ry.r ii^Ms^ aUsaal iinsui end comfortable ouulpment of any road LANDS cmi, many of which ore pubUcir known, nt Scrofhla, anJ all scrofaJom distasc^ Ulecxw, Eruption*, and eruptive dl»erdsrs of tbc skin. Tumors, lUotche*. BoOj,Plmpkw, Ptwtulew, Spree, 8 L Anthony's I-Ire, Itoac or EtvsIih1ns Trtti-r. Halt Ithcum. Scold Heeid. lUngworm. and Internal Ulcerodtnu of the Uterus, Stomach, and Uver. It also cure* other ccn>pJrints, to which U would not seem especi- H^r, Hana pojpp.aMrtBiaor MisbiOn the arrival of the train* from the rei.U rsivi uf I raavu llntdaa. •( us lownslilt. I Waat aw>Im* JB Biesrawr trtrfi'*- .... *-.„ ■- -im. .. , .,‘.1 , , : I law U a sasarorr MtIm kro• IsaOlacM I, Or. I. C. AVER 4 CO, Lowell, Mw, YOU CAN E Kim vMitD fos m ENTENNIAL HISTORT-mU.S. iiav. ovnaren, roti a <iu Lae, Madison, and Milwaukee. If you want loro to Milwaukee, Ob koab. HI. l*aul, Mlnnoa|K>lla. Duluth, Fort Garry. Winona, Warren, Galena. Dubuque,rilnux City, Yankton, Council m,.n. n...-k. r i.n__ SUMO RANOS ARI iETIOIT wm elected, who continued uninterruptedly thethibgs entering into tbcae contracts; batiUM.art.ad kaaaarteaefiw value upon the aaeaay to which it thw ratife, aad, of eoane, it eaaMt regulate that value ualcaa It shall undertake the baprac Lawson's Curative Magnificent granite building, with ele­ gantly fitted and furnished ap*rtmcnte for the ippli.-atioo of and carrying out of our .naad.aaalsaaaI I.ob^mImW. tn Iron ihrM CU Harts if run laa novel and systeqjatic methods of ttela" luurr M. A. D. tp. w Bar *an uwwr. SsAMs M. WroOy (tree Uroi kr -s-t! .lux »r IM IS MAS roouUN(MM. OS MS* TU ; uLl SMTtom • Young men who contemplate a businera life, and parenu having nous to educate, II I'..- , v-. . ■ i. : -, I are particularly requested to send fe, IBS MM <»«»trsl Jl.l-> - . IN. ,1.1. ».> .r rrorou. a. f>Z irxo u_« ocur «r !JsVmi'i f’'uiJre ”<£• > for documenta relating to the college, which •iklll IMsAMsrom st ISM Oar. IMUsO reT Issas A. Brows. I.«rl give full information aa to lcm». condi­ tions of entarnee. etc Address, Itnii. CONTENT YOU to discharge the dutire of Prtaidcnl gm /rmpore until the eleetirn of Vice Preai­ dent Dallas. And meh baa been thepracticc of tbc Senate in each and erery cue where there has been permanent vacancy either by death <ir promotion of the Vise PratMotiL Ta it powdble tin.-, in all these yuara the Senate of the United Slate* ha* been । tbs sadvrAlcaat a 3w. Tie Riikl Kill of Etata for In a uoiicw of Dr. Bombaugli's “Glean­ Yrnuf lei. ings for tho Curious," the TTartfonl fbwr-1 before it was due, and Matthews Laboring under an idea that hia credit was duulxed, aaid:—IIorca a pretty m«ZZ, Berry. You sent in you bill. Berry, before it ia dur, Berry. Your father, the rider, Berry What you want is a newspaper that will would not have been Much a g--.se, Berry; Thowe who bave'auppoaed tka^Jcfferaons bat you need not look so Morl, Berry, keep yon fully informed of the news of Manual waa higher authority than the for I don't care a ilniv, Berry, and than I the day, advise with* you upon farm and C.iurtitution and laws at tho United pay you till Ckrutmar, Berry." fireside topics, entertain you with its varied Sula and the universal practice of tho reading in general literature, delight youri Senate havo bren misled by the last eleven interpolated word* of the above quoted wife and family with ita disquisitions upon sentence, which cannot be found in the i octal and domestic topics, inatnict and original. They were innocently interpola­ amuse them by ita foreign and domestic j ted by compilers to make tho meaning correspondence, t Loire slocire, quaint char­ clearer, but they hare muddled the aulracter aketehre. sparkling and witty para­ jert, and milled very many well meaning persons. graphs, original and ctitertrining accounts The Constitution and laws of Congress of travel and adventure.'cheiw and punle and jjreeedcuta of the Senate provide for the election of Preaident pro 'emnorv, and All the newt, nitnmcreial, political and fix the time during which tho office may general, and the cream of current litera­ A S.uaior once elected in cuss of per­ ture. A newspaper that will meat erery manent vacancy continues in posaeniion of the office during the tetence of hU Sena­ every household. A ncw.'juper conceded torial term, unlev.-i another Vice President by the prrea of erery section to be one of ia sooner elected by the people at a regular Presidential election. the moat original and brightest of Ameri­ can journals. t • i , r . l ■ nmatoafYnibL'iiu. <~»u st Bai YOUNGMEN. fallows; the place to question the validity of his ----- election, and to start the report, tkrt Mr. Ferry had been requested tn resign, etc. The doubt ouce raise-1 found fast friends among Democratic politicians, who were but too glad to chum for »p«akcr Kerr the auocoaion to the Presidency in case of the death of the President, and finally it was carried w -for that Edmunds resolution .•eemed neersaary to settle tho matter. It was simply one uf inquiry, and wx» re­ ferred to the Counuittae on Privileges and Elections, the members of whieh, being eminent for foirnnw and impartiality, will doubtless report that tbc election wm valid, and thus settle the matter. Tho question Iim now gone beyond tho domain of the Republican cattcm; though it is believed, even before that tribunal, that Mr. Ferry nould have a majority and aatssTncj MONEY* For Council Bluff*. Omaha, and Califor­ nia, Twn through train* dally, with Fullman Palace I>rau-ing Room and Sleeping Cara through to Council Bluffs For St. Pae: and Minneapolia. Two tbrvorh trains dally, with Pullman Palsee Gars attached ou both trains. For Green Bay ud Lake Superior. Two trains dally, with Pulltush Palaoe C'ar* attached, and ruhnlng through tn Miminillr . ror mtiwaugee, four through trains on night trains. . For Winona and point* in Nlnneaota, One through train daily, through trai? Canon night , For Dubuque and La Crease, via Clinton, Two through trains dailr with Pullman Cara on night tram. 1 For 81oux and c.n.t7?tfe.o Yankton. Two tndn. .lally, City Pullman “ ri Valley Juno. • . Fall man 1‘alaeo Cars. Thro* celebrated ears are run on all night trains on all the Unci of thlk rnad. They ararun between— _ laMLre. Un. _ ton. Chicago and Freeport? ChleX 8 ““ Marquette. Chlcngn1 and Green “ Rrv. ChlM>m .n,l mu—..N... r*.i Thia la tbo Only Line runnldg thew ear* betwren Chicago and HL Paul or ChlcMDMd Milwaukee. 1 " “ FETEU mUIILIMElOIIES SWWSfSIff&J'X « nmte A<,-nU "U “e’trt’ „ .MARVIN HUOHrrr. FEntr RAilSI MIRIi of Easy Dance Music. Price 50 cents per .Number, or 12 Numbers for 54. La Crwn* da la Creme, NogltoSS mw rwady. A collection oTdiBcokPfaa* Muaie. Pries 50 vent, per Number, ar 12 N umbers for 54. thb Itt&S.’tt � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-01-24.pdf b24371f889915ade0dee904cc2af8ad0 PDF Text Text Tr|s RerfrteiAil Bmp* Ceo. M. Dewey, EOlTun AND PCBUMiER. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26. 187S. umbrella, with ornamented ivory handle. Thafiaderwill bojwwaidpd if it b returnd to No 8---------- Sterei." "H'm I said Mia. .Vary Armstrong, a. ■he glanced over this paragraph in tbe moraing'* pap«r; • that'll never bring back the umbralb." In tho batobelor apartmcnli acrom the street tbe advartisement was differently commented upon. Mr. Frank Kennedy who had braa tilting back fa' hfa arm chair, when hi. eyre Ml upoo it, sudden-1 ly sprang to his fort with an exdama- GREBLE <fc RUSSELL. CENTRAL HQUSE HASTINGS, MICH. X.E. STAUFFER, IProp. Have now in Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE n fill) and com­ . pletc line of Jfcargy* ^4x04 Syttl Stmcifi S//tqn», Srqytt, IfmlD Slcdc, SLiiqif BtUt, Syo/f* fooj Wnnfitut, . Trq Tififft, qjlo fjoutt ^umlitqiilq (coat. "By George i'll win that wager!" “I wonder," ho continued, apprabensivnly, “tf Courtraay'D see it ? Ill bwrow Ms morning paper for fear bo will. Why, wlut a roval road to an lotroduo- umbrella— my own would answer the deacriptioa—no, by George! ita too mu ch worn out, and I'd be ashamed of it—end go over and present myself. Courtenay'll bo furious—ha ! h* ' By George though bow did thiy unibrel! i get *>> shabby ? 1'vo only b*,. it four wcoks. I'U go buy a new out, black aljioea, with a carved ivory handle, and introduce myself to Mis* Armstrong with that I foe) that box of cigars already in my pocket." “Mr. Kennedy wallkcd acrom tho ball and tapped thrice, each time louder, upon the opposite door. Getting no answer, be called through the key. hole : “I aay, Courtenay!" No reply. Mr. Kennedy shook the door, then hailed tho chambermaid. “Where's Mr. Courtenay ?" Also the Celebrated Diamond Tooth, Silver Steel H- C- PRINDLEigffijffiSggKtK BTOVESa T.J.wtLOra. The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, The Git ANGER : It in the Handsomest and Heaviest Boiler Plate Stove Manufactured. Price* Lower than Ever Before in Barry County. SPffllL IWILW The finest and largest line of BeadyM adeClothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vests, and a ,, 'tafiVXS.SS”' TJISVW. vESJFt.'sr apxivjEt line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over ONE HUNDRED different patterns of imported and domestic CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. A firat-claM TAILOR from Detroit, ex­ pected soon, when we shall be prepared to furnish the best of fitu guaranteed, at the Ohl Corner Stand in Empire BlodcT Hnstingn. Meh. _ J. S. GOODYEAR & Hartings, Midi. ” CO. xxjitr GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE and RETAIL JEWELERS No*. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. JEX-GrlTST W" ATCIXEIS. HOWARD WATCHES. sitpai ai letaical DENTIST HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? FOR ONE DOLLAR We will send, Ppst-paid DENTIST NatkviUfi. ‘ • lieMtai. jCaw, Sip ni inaatil TIE WEEKLY WORLD! IMPOSITION HATED! OPFBStTION COURTED Compariwn ‘Competition Defied STA3CV3C.X5Y’S. AU kradM of Tea*, the very best in the -Market l’re«h every week from lhelwvportors S. .SLEEPER A 00., of Bonton, and for -h at price which dwn ..crewfnl competition. GIVE ME A CALL- held as. part of their lawful rrasrve,ahall be lew* thaa thirty per cent, of their vuutrnding circulation, and that after the same date the amount of coin held by the Tbs Bepublimus of New Hampshire. Treasury, aa tho* required and which ahall " m-mbfod. deArr i. reg.nl be reckoned ** apart of th, .inkin- food, to nataoMl msaar shall not be lea* than thirty per rent, uf I- TU States are one and indfamlubb the outetanding legal-tender notro. 4. It as a oatloo. AB dtixen* are equal under rejwals so much cf the act of January che lavra, and entitled to their roHert pro14!b, 1875. as provide, for fa. lion of specie payment by tho GavanmsBt on the 1st of January,- 1679. Such am theprincipal proviaiona of t(ie bill. Thw bill mid the wmewlist similar our of Mr. Morrison, ehairman <4 the Cummittre of Ways and Means, bar. not been thy usual pre-cDetiou exhortations fa cunslrucwd with the aligbtrot cxpretalisu this part of the country. “Hang the that either would become a law. Neither Registrar" end "hang tho to«," in Mis.urippi, are to be taken literally, twpeedent a afanatnre. The object fa not leg- tally when uttered fa behalf of the interixlstioo, but simply to make a record with «nt* of the "unconq-lered and uncooquera whieh the Democratic party may gointo Mo Angto-Saxoe." m Mr. Lmmr rail, the next presidential docuon. The House him- This eorrmpoadant save that a of Representatives being largely Democratic prominent Democrat faforamd him, under must, a* a matter of party necraaity and po! tbs mistaken impression that be waa a ptrky. do something; and the only qw—ion >!■**>‘ Sympathiser, that the election prowuh the managers ha* been to decide what that something ahall be. On the one hand, it must not repel tho hard money Democrat*, and, hence, it must adder— itself plausibly to them; and, on the other, it moat not rejuJ the inflation and paper money Democrat*, and, hence, it meat furnish at least one peg fur them to hang their hat* on. Tho two classes of Demo- ter. I »ay, old fellow, I've a great mind to .arc you. **• the preachers say, from youreelfi Khf • I don't follow you. Hut go ahrad, by all means" “A month ago." rtnumed Mr. Kennedy, aolemnlr—"jurt a month to-night—I went over to No. 8 to make a rail. Frankly. I went for more than tint—to make a de­ claration ; and I had every rearon to think I'd be aeeepted, if smile, end bliuhre cad all that are sign., Mia. Anurtroog wa. •lune, and wa* playing some sentimental thing or other on the piano; end by "Gum down town I Tho dure hu ha* I" George! bow *<-num<-nt*l I fait myaelt! mutternd Mr. Kennedy, ararebing di»home.” It remains to be seen howToltraetedhr for hat and gjorw. “1 -yf Wvni into the conservatory to look at tl>o 6. A currency hated on coin and which ly this, was .rarried out on Tu—day. star*, and 1 then and tbm> made a fool of There is little doubt, however, that the shall be made roiioemabl. fa eoin. Emy nnarvvt umbrella tian'!" oiyralf. and made a declaration at the Democratic tactic* of intimidation ware crmtidcration whieh affect* the common “Right around the conier." the —me time. I wa* standing in a weal demands the spcedfaai [.~ible return effectual enough to secure the Demoerat"Bun out and buy me an umbrella, draught rtsnng al the aky—1 know that * An irredomaabfo ic victory and to giro a peculiar signifi­ to specie iwyment*. will you ? Tliere’s a good soul. Trke lh<- way I pot this neuralgia—and when I cance to the Democratic announcement* currency is a national evil, involving a this Lili, and keep the change, and get bad finished, and stood there feeling that constant fluctuation in ralure. placing the me a black alpaca umbrella < lady * «iie, life <rr death depended on her answer, what earning* of labor in the power uf apceu remember that > with an urnatnenud ivo do you think she —id ?" later., and working untold demoralisation ry handle, Understand ?” Mr. (.’ourtecuy responded, in strangely Mr. Blaine's Speech. • in evesy department <X human rndrarra •'AD right, sir." muffled toncA that lie hadn't an idea. 7. Regarding m eoaeluah-e the Prpi"DUrratwHT “And hurry—do !" rres* Ik* iBdressdsU&aiMM*. . dent'* declaration, that be is not a raftji The maid vsniahed. and Mr. Kennedy both States, they still continue the clamor A great foressri^cBort wa. tb, .pocch date for ranomination, and, with the pro began to make himself irrmistaUe av far and are lending their petitions to Cuugra*. of Janus G. BUiiw oa amnroev fa tb« foundrat gratitude for hi. jatriotic aeivir.taking far a repeal of the resumption law. House, Monday.. Pcrisy says that “it in both military and ervil life, we aErm turning ehamberm* id at the door, inspect­ The Government h«* pledged itself to the ed the umbrella in the hall, and then country *nd the world that it will pay its waa for the manner in which BUfao rocmarebed triumphanilv across the itrret part due bill* al a given date, and given eroded in •.-curing an opportunity u dr. He rang the bell, and called confidentially certain [■ower* tu the Secretary of the liver h." The Democrato, determine! for Miss Armstrong." and w*» ushered in. Treasury to carry the’ pledge into effect that the bill xhould not be amended or deWith umbrella still in band, he walked in­ And now what th. bill proposes is. nut to Ixxcd. exercised tho power of their major­ of the public drift, in looductiug the *fto the parlor*, but was arrested *ud strick­ provide any additional means for fulfilling ity and praaed the Randall bill to vote, fiura of the nation with energy , cccniauy, en almost apccchleos on the threshold by the pledge, but to n/uMitr it altogether, without permitting the Blaine amendment anti impartial justice, and in exposing and tbs sight of hi* chum, Elli* Courtenay CONCERNING UMBRELLAS withoul the slightert hint of any specific which excluded Jeff Ifarfa, and required 6uni*hiag fraud and o irrupt ion whenvei who, also holding an wnbreU* in hand, future time when the - pledge shall be re­ that, to be available in all other more, tbe fiiund, with the detcnuiiution to - Jet na occupied an caiy chair by tho tabli- Mr. deemed. This i* the financial pill for tho Mth of allcgiauoi abuuld be lakau, ra in guilty man rweape," meet* our higbrot ap Courteuay was drcmed with suspicious inflatiouirt* to swallow Of reuae Ran­ probation, and rommauds our ti»diri.W nicety, and the umbrella he had was ap­ On the other hand, tlm gradual accu­ dall. bill received lra> than th., two-lhirda support. parently new. • mulation of gold by the Treasury and the tote renuired, .nd tben Mr. Blaine ob 9. Our free public school system i* the The two occupant* of the parlor faced anraing at banka at the five per rout, annual rate, tained the floor on a motion to reconsider bulwark of American liberty. We apeach other In blank surprise, which in Mr. tmbreUa. which will require six yeara to gain a Urtal and delivered what Perley da^ibra, nJ, prors. therefore, the proposed amendment Courtenay'a case changed to amnMui'ut. of thirty per cent., and, hence, postpone of the meet terrible phillipiro that bra to the constitution of the Ciiited States, Aa fur Mr. Kennedy, after uttering nxplospecie resumption, at the very least, until declaring that “no money raised by taxa­ •iveJy hit favorite "lly George he *ub- • the 2*t of July, 1882. is another pill The speech b strong al all pointe, but tion in any State for the rapport af paUic prepared f<c thoM Democrats who are tbe one fart which we hare again and schooh, or derived, from any paMie fund Street New York city. A young lady aided into a chair, and b<~-*a, feebly: really in favor of specie payment. Thin | again re.mn.mtad I waa just stepping upon a bone-car before wa. brought out with pjrt of the bill not only rapplira no in ­ tho door, and both hurried toward it. .tartling foroe, via : that notwithstanding Mias Armstrong, opening the parlor creased faciLtr for gold aroumulaiion by lb* Bepuhlican jairtv baa bran the jraty The car passed on, leaving the two linea ofaristoefaue hous.-s that rompored the door, bad to hide her fare behind her the Treasury : but tctusllv impair* that of arnnertf- of tuhratlou, of unprerobandkerehief for a moment ere aha could In a aitailargloomy mood. Mr. Court­ facility, by destroying it* power to *ell dcoted magnanimity,—notwithstanding it street wrapped ia the mist* of the rainy advance with requite gravity. Her two ney began to peramul,*to the rainy and bond* for gold, and also by compelling it km. whib i. warnt-fa. tb. ratire^,. afternoon. Whether hi* date of to compete with tha bank* for the gold eroment ralfod baek into public power the That evening a young lady entered the "knights of yeaterday"'were considerably muddy rtrect* dining-room of one of throe aristocratic embarrassed, but managed to pre—nt mind made him desperately carele*. and required to bo set aside by both. It abs» leading mao of the South, to-day thane houses, and on being chided far lateness, themaelrro, then excuse* and their um­ obvious of hi* fellow pedestrians io uncer- ■ lately suhrthntea nothing for the prvaent very men arc it. bitter, rriradra., maligbrellas. \ tain. At any rate, bo raise in violent,। law, while it sweeps away every provision mat foe. ; to-day, "from tbe Potoeuac to "By George!" finished Mr. Kennedy ; coatart with a tru.kman, and wan seat fa it adapted to secure specie payment at i.ji, “bsiag on the ear, you know, I fait, a* 1 staggering blindly back into » doorway by tlu> time specified It is in this respect a might aay, interested, you know. " mere sham, a hollow and maaaingb-** i-re Hampshire earnestly ifadroatru" recoudl"I'm much obliged to you. I'm rare." tenae, resorted to for tho purpose of cheat­ iation with thrir brethren in ll>c South, ■ “And this isn't tho umbrella ?" , for three of Ito riba were broken, and the ing hard-money Democrats with a disguise old slave SUtea," saya Mr. Blaine, and wolcnme gladly all rasurancoi that thii_ V- —__ .v_ ___ n - -J__ t just aa before, and we are the banner [ -tick. tainiM the handle, pointed proteetoestennisl year will be made to contribute Mr. Coarteoay'roM to go. upwank The lundle waa still blsxooed yith the larigni. that with a toihfarad. "I should.hare bwn gfad '■ , i Hutched in Mr. Courtney’s hand, but that united ToMr and a few voters from tbs 11. That we ehorisb gratefully the mwturned your umbrella,' he ■said politely. I suddenly to have became North the country can be governed. 1 vfc’es of our veteran aoldiera, and ■ hereby “Aa it >*. I can only hope itt m*¥ >«• re r^kety. ,nj M kt. angvrily against want the people to und.rotrad that tbi. i> expnw our unqualified sMranencc of th.stored." the opt—itc wall, it fell back disjointed, preeiariy the modw. that this is the sol- ration of the Democratic majority in tbc "As | do myself, 1 arauge ™." Mira and a little roil of paper* tumbled al Mr. mux and intret" Her. Mr. Blaine has National House of Itopeesentaliva*, fa re Armstrong rraponded. “Not lor the um­ Courtney* very fort. For once in hi* life, ____ _ ___ __ __ „ m >ving from plsres of emp'.urnicnt shout brella'* tasks, liut for the sake af fifty dol­ and only uoc», the latter individual was | make another Hau think that the party is rennial campaign. Why this boetflity? the capitol maimed Union reterana, and lars and some photograph proofs, 'which betrayed into using hi* friend Kennedy'sa-----genuine — *— hard-moa*y *----------------------party, and * •'thus ------ae There is b«t one aimroe. It has Ito root filling the varancun thus mad. with men, were screwed into the handle.' favorite rxpreroioa, "by Georg" !" cure th» roppurt of both. Mr. Payee' in the war of the rebellion and even far- wfa»e only claim upon tho majority 1*. •Ehl By Georgs 1" He did not godown town, but returned bill will be a failure unless hard monel tber bock ; it is nourisbod and watered by that they fought to dertroy this Uafau Constraint was forgotten in the sudden home and shut himself up til) after din­ Democrato arc either fooU or false to theii Weil, it rained fa torrents, and two young 12. Prudence and patriotism alike re­ Be- ner. Al »eveo o'clock be might have been profreerd principiea. It might to be en Cwrre following me. You naednSt surprise created by this statcmJnt quire that ths adminiatratioa of tbe gorshocked, tuam-.ns—they were, though M-cn croasfag------ Street, with a disreputable era men i should continue iu tin hand* .-f ven quite at eara together. They pare.*] looking uufcrella in bis band, which just Nr BlUe showed that the Republican the political organisation which has always they did it very unobstrurirely, I've aean both of them before, and I believe they from speculation about the fata of the um­ held together, and that was all. Bearing I |«rty had Nsen the party of magnanimity bren true to it and not be given over to brella to the weather, to tho locality and this, be entered Mba Armrtn ng * proa-1 iu reapeet to amaraty; QuU of the 18,000 tbe control of a party whteh has given Mininlppi Poing’ to Reason, tn amusement and to muaie. cnee, and answered her merry inquiry as who had baaa disfranr-hiwd by tha four- amphraidsuee at ita purpose to fateifr When tber left. it wa* with tho under­ to where lie had been last weak, bnefiy. tewuth amendment only 750 «[l1 labor an- •very profession of loyalty to tho amended steading that tliero might bo future ria• I've Iwen finding your umbrella. Here dee tha disability of their traasosi, and of eoartitutiop, and of reform, wrung from it it*. the— ha would only rmw Lsav* Jeff Davb by euastant defeat. ' However neither of tho young gentle Somehow it took a great while for Mis* akm. under the disability; and be would Touching malterN relating iwpeeiallj to men had hi* enp of satfafattioo full to the Annatrong to understand how it had come do thia, not because he wm the amapieu our own State, this ronvralion dradare. brim, becauw of the other. Not a wn about. She was frwdily amaxed event five ous and ioeffrienl head of the Coethde^ 1. That the actio* of the Detmrratir' tenra did either utter a* they crowd the minutes to think that tier “identical um­ racy, but because his murderous crimes at Governor and Council fart June, fa the stmt. In the upper hail of the boarding- brella" had been in Mr. Kennedy s u»AnderwxiviBe had |daced him beyond the hoiue at lent Mr. Kennedy broke rilenre •reeinn. just scr-wa tbe sired. And to rwrogtririorr of humanity, and bad mode think, bcsidiw, that tho had taken Mr. mure response, “far my confusion, and him the ril.1 m bmkrou. atrodty of Kenusdy'sUiubrella on tbs horraK»r! Il the fact of my umbrella . dripping all over that advertisement ?' Duke Alva, of the instigstoea of St. Har“About eight this morning," wa* tbe wra the vray rtrangmt thing tliat ever my droa, caused tha catastrophe. I had thidnasew, and oi Ue authors of the SpanUh Inquisition. ‘ to set tha umbrella aaide a little you see, laconic rraponae, and the one addramed happened, and.hr murt gu «imight and tell mamma all about it. and whin I gut up to Rare tho car, both fombled with hi* key. Centennial gusher* will stand aghast at “And you went dovru town and—' ' “But you have noffdone your pan." in• tbk Wc dull hare all th* gTos* and those young aunt rushed far the doer. "I alway* godown town.” It was really coramicaJ, mamma I was tertwaed Mr. Courtney. You said the "Oh, pabawDon't be high and finder would bo suitably rcwanlod." terror in large aactiou of Miaaiasippi, no sooner outride the car than two ua“For returning a whole umbrella. that is, wherever terrorising is necessary drellas root ovsr my bead, and there mighty! You went down town and stood the two young gentlemen, both bought an umbrelfa! Ob, ho. ho, ho!*' Thank* will par for a broken ooe,'' said to break down the spirit of the colored And Mr. Kennedy's voice grew fainter » voter* and to aeeue IVnweradc suprevnMira Armstrong, saucily. quite determined to serart roe tn the “You think so? But you hare to keep ; tcj. Hi* conviction, .arrived at from house door. I never wanted to Uuvh so, he retired into the depth* if hfa own Pnaently he emerged your ww beaidre,' »ai-I Mr. Courtney, j oonreTMdotis with a great tnauy Demo­ ranch ; but I didn't laugh. I .Thanked draasiag-room. . lherrtrow. and shouted across the ball. crats. lia* been that the Itemocratic loadthen with s very dignified bow—tree with perfect gravity. “Well we neither ..f u* won the cigars. She looked nt him With widooiyad era are bound to rqrry ths State, without apiece—thcu^roduciBg my owii^ yrebtd-. Both got introduced the wune minute, by nurprbe, then Bushed and faltarvd aa *bo the least regard to tbc ..,-<ud Republican । George 1 Let's go halves on a bux." । maSority Indeeil. It ba* been said that “AU right," responded Mr. CXrartenav, _ _- w. . । । >•»<> tMu n*8j“rtty ths more rare it . raid abut hi* door, aoliioqnixing, aa he “To marry the pencil whoreturned i “ «» »* orerrwns. for it only srousra th. strolled to the front window and eaxed on your nmherila " desperation of them- who wielded the Ku­ fin bouse opposite. . ' "Oh I" fwtbe horrifiedre-pram-. "Did Klax atrocities of former dsya ead are “As if I cared for cigars I" Mr. Kcnnldy—" ready for anything now to aceomphah It waa nolioeablc after this that ths •‘Spmkiagof Mr. Keottody, that gentfe-i »««*• A young gentlemen both cared very much man was intcrrucu-1 as he was lurhtiuc Another rom«->uj«iot, writing fnua far two things. They cared for tbrir his first rigar on S/following morning by | Jacksot _Mlw., folly cumAwates three i front window, and they eared more yet a top at the dear, al whith appeared ' for th. owner of tho lost umlwolla. the Courtney holding an umlsHI*. lady of No. 8. “Miss Annrtroug return* your umbn Th. umbrella was not relumed. It be- with thanks, and apologie* fur having oam« a thing of th* prat. Whether or knowinglr oxchauged with yutL ’ । Mt Mira Anastrong bad the light silk bojc that lhe publie would demand im- ’ dreraia uncurtain, but tekfag into cou.idi utuuitv far the revenue Uievn white enn- ‘ | eralion the uuml>er of entertsinm-uti »be I aideriug the chargm agafam their prosacu- , attended, Cm with Mr. Kennedy, then : with Mr. Cotrtsuyud aoiw.it ia safe ' ter*.- Moaey lw beau finely remdto atar* < • to assum. that sb. did. And the winter ' a ra.ua ter ettrreM, «nd th. ring rouM rap­ Teas, Coffees and Spices JTO3BC3NT WHOLE NO. 1026. g- , ply mdlitma mere if amaaaae were pereihie. t But evasy efisat to cMape bee tint fir , [ fcfled. The immi of th. fawhm bra. < �Hearth Humw, Mica , Jam. M, lp<. For President. RUTHERFORD B. H AVES of Ohio Foe Vioo-Preasdect. JOHN F HARTRANFT of Pctiusylranis Subject to the docissott of the Republ can National Convention. try by matataislr,•oMi.tot.. aa] |M • I epea ttijuttl* are belay peMUtod. Tto remsHag ssnlsal* it* vartid. turj, pssm and j paper. wkb .er.rel a Imirebly .attained <tepartmeals. Or. Teaijao a mnaical pafO stm| taino a bint of iaSall. rains to every pereea Tbe motieos of Plymouth Church may be called senile, if nothing hanker. Ita last performance, after snubbing tbe idea of a mutual council, was to summon Mr. Bowen, editor of tbe /adrpaUra/, to a church meeting to hear grievances against him. Hb two sons were allowed with him, on suffcranoc, but tho stenographer he brought wu promptly turned out. Bai tbe reporter made good use of his tine while be did stsy.and took down the debate wool fur word, sod quietly took sat■faction in putting the report into . next jii Pl 11 - n *7w. C. SaMta. Virgtam. in r Di!ml. ‘^iWUbcrtbta-. feta.nwa to -*»■ ■■ - “Tm- fooied/cr^’11"*' tto< We begin in January ■■PWhpNoton’aFriMda," TO DAY S ADVERT SM. gin ter girt, aad hey. l*4ay l aiagte hook ia the asartM. aasepdax St Nicholas for 1875, Whieh. with its »aoit<»»= picture. I iiroslsls serial*, sad Ila Isauroroahle creditably to tho fairnras or order of pri­ vate Plymouth Church proceeding). Af­ ter all, the charge against Mr. Bowen wap St. Nicholas for 1874 and S875. | should tell al! be knew about the BeeebiW . matter, be refused to say anything good or bad about it. Tbe ahrewd, long-willed 1 Bowen knew what would exasperate the swivel tongued brethren, and did it, by I keeping his mouth shut. He turned the tablas on the meeting last night by- taking ground that the chureh summoned him to I hear charges sad receive advice, not to answer, and th< Bowen mouth closed like' adamaet again The ailent is the str- ngvet in tbe quarrel- . Grain, Flour, Provisions and CountryProduce, MOODT AND SAS<r.Y Barnum's Hippodrome.where Jersey and Vermont girls r.de Homan chariot races last Winter, and Gilmore's liras.- Band made 1 everybody thirsty enough to drink oceans of beer last summer, b now converted in-1 to a tabernacle for -Mopdy - and Sankey's great meeting', in February Seats for 7,000 cover the ■wdtut, and a- choir of 700 from different church choirs will lead the singing. The vast building ha. teen divided up into rooms for various purpoaea. Bcaidca the va»t autorium for the regular meetings, there are four very large rooms for inquirers, rooms for preachers' moet ings, rooms for ciaaace, and rooma for every purpose. The money for all thb has been furnbbed by wealthy religion, people iu the eily, who are determined to make some head against the depravity tha. rules tbe eily, and b raining it. Om liquor seller, who has one of tha most popular bare in tbe city, subscribed, and actually paid 81,000 to the fund for the Moody meetings. Whan asked why be paid hb money to a eauao that waa in di­ rect conflict with hb busnroa, he answered that he had real rotate, the income frchl whieh waa greater than the profits from L^rbc Kentucky Republican State Cdopventina to select delegates to tbe Nateou city, tho vice and crime that made S”cw 1 a! Convention and nominate electors, b to York an undeaireble place to live in, was ' held at Louisville, on Thursday, May 18. If tbe Democratic (Xiu^raaaan.ii /want hurting hb largest interests. “If them bowlers kin stop that kind of a thing, to join imue on rejecting all further! am said be, “they are doing mo the beat turn newly unlcwi Jeff Daria can be ma Ic Lligithey kin T Notarery Christian reeavn, He to every kind of office under tha I govbut an exceedingly practical one. But when you come to revivalists, there are erament, thepe is certainly no Republican twu in tbe city who deserve more encour­ objection to their doing so. agement than they arc getting The rrtends of "ScBiBnx’a*' whe have reed ‘burly Tim's Trouble’." “One Day at Arie,” ‘Tha Fire st Grantley Milla,*': and otheraer Mrs. llunteo’s abort stortea, will not na*l la assured that they have a rare trert liwforw them Tbe aoane of the new novel to laid In an English mining town and from th* first page to tbe last tbe Interest to unflatging. Among other notahta lapers w. rnenUou tbe following: “A SECOND “FARMER’H VACATION-RnSSi G no bob E. WAnura, deartptlva of a row-boat ride of two hundredaad fifty miles, In one of tho most fertile aad In- Enrope-a reglou never saets by tha or­ dinary traveler, but full of Interest, te It. social and industrial asneeta. A nr* collection of REVOLUTIONARY LEITER.- AREKI» OP ILLUS­ TRATED ARTICLES OK AMERI­ CAN ;OOLLEGEK. Tbe Kerim -1.. elude* WOUara aad Mary, Harvard, Yal*. Michigan State UnlvaraltyTWaa^ teyan Vnlvmrtty, AmbaretAfriealtaral Union, Bowfeta. Trinity, sod other typical Instituttora of tbs oountry. Elegantly Ulurtramd arUcloe on OLD NEW YXIRK lllwtrated papers oo AMERCAN ciTlEfi. S: & Cx>abd.a A. BitiM & IcDcwd. Marehaats la Msroaat \ rirenlt Court fa\ Tib. . Ptoaese n*ss Company John H. WendelL & Co. ANDFOCIKrV" for graew/ul eeooomy ; "CULTURE AND PROGREBtV tor crilldstn; ‘THE WORLIPfi WORK" ttn Induatrial IntelUracca••BBJC-A-RRAC" for wit and lunoerai pleasantry. Sounwn'B M0XTW.V to now reosgulred.both tn this Country anddn Ea< Flour, Crain, Pork & Seeds. Jtss* ijias thoMtii 54 56 w-aaimioR. ’ presbytartaa llhurch. will Friday afiaraesa. Jan.'MM Ur»bS«. AD are unto IV • Fide Xrub’ pablial Mayhew BusinessCollege CALIFORNIA and the cfJwr a Laras picked up in front of B yror’s Granary, Nov. 20t will |dcaat cal! and pay prove property an* reclai D. D. MALLORY &C0 »f D->7slArehl-nii:c]||(.AG,J^Molir||.m>TXI.x BALCH 4 NORTON, cream is Bn4«. A Nartsa. 4 Is O. W. Bal (UmEH twins, GRAIt Dwtere W.-odbridgt 4 .Skrtby *a.. Omaha and California Line JOHN STANLEY I THE WEEKLY SUN. EUxabrth rittorrt Pb.lp., Abbv Mortou Mm Harrier Pruwott r-poflbnl. Donald G Nitebell, H h , Edmond C Htoadroan. Lucy I„4rc-,n>, Charles Ifudley ’•«*< Harte. Frank K Stock­ ton, EUsabetb Akers Allen, T. W. HL(taMm, Luerotia 1*. Hale, het K AProctor. Nra Oliphant and Rev. EJwarclEggleston Spsctal paper. ... ~curai ro prwdnro.1 00322323324848482330 vKn.owATuxxa. Mankato, t-t. I't n x | Nxw L'UW. and alt pointe In acuthrni aniFCrntral Stl.inoe-ta. Its * Green Bay and Marquette Line !• ll»c only Hno» for jAxnviiL*, As ^specimen of the species of intimi­ dation practiced in Miminrippi, the newa pipen have published a copy of readntone recently paaaod by tha Deaaoeraiie Conservative Club of Cooksville. Noxubee county. Throe resolutions are directed againat one M. M. Homer, who recently droerted tbe Democratic party and rated a Rspcbliean ticket. He ia denounced aa -a traitor to bia country and an enemy to hla neighbors," and the mctulacrs of the Club are pledged to have no further deal­ ings with thia “heart ia mass clothlag." It b ramorad that there b great lack of harmony among tho Democrats in the Horns Committee on Xpprepriaiiona. The two lending n.eu, Randle and Hol­ man, do not snoot to ba abb Io unite the row. of the committee O[«xi tbe puraum>- la tbeonly route for Eww, Rocktoui, PnrrrouT. and all pointe via Freeport. Chieagoand Mihratrite Line is tbe old Lake Shore Route, and re the only one passing through KvAtrarox, |L*m Fobbst. HtaubaBD Pab«. WacKBOAX, Racdib. Kexovka ta Oysters received daily Pullman Palace Cere , are ran ou all through trains ofthte road. Thia tt tbe OXLY LINE runnlXg these ears between Chicago and At /ree (Uiivary and on tinu. Paettc Railroad for all point. West ot tire Mraaouri Hirer. On tbe arrival of the trains from the Kart or SouUi. the trains of tbe Cbte wo * .Otnaba and Call-' fornix. Two Thrwmh Trains ctatly. with Pullman l‘alae*-1»r*wlng Ildmn end 'niu3tn“ C“*> ,hmi,h ** **•*“ I For tit. Paul and Minneapolis, Two I trims system: of rutting down eotimatca upon whieh they have agreed Tbe ia-JL • caiiono are that, to make political capital, tbe Democrato Will attempt to cripple neariy every'^purtmoot of the Govern ,MiXS S" I RAED THIS । । ,u,d nmnlng through to! and be happy ngnin. 1 Great tata it' Prices! Dy MtogriHag fee rar Maateal Maguire. debate, myu the general opinion among the Dsmocreu b that they have been led into a trap and wantonly aaerifload. Throw ba greet deal of grumbling «»d dmHtisfr Vxrt at the tore matters have taken, aad B b a neticeUe fort that thb IBJnahre in Iregth. 1 yr« . rfomtbfortfos b grertert smoug th. UrjBS anything different frw GROCERIES Canned Fruits and Fish. YOU CAN HAA E MONEY I "aw. ErtiMdy. Vbgirta. ta OrtMnnte HWUl Tbe Boston Journal, la a «<wat lamm. (rtptl PaimoaL MsSrirt of Colnwhia. sow vtatca. <ir.„nre W Pul-.L. V,rein's. In CoEfrdc.-ato |, RprdMCV ntesa ia eertsels. how pare and MlaralaUag tateaehlng. bow r—lamtartjriU sad tbsa turn orsr ths ps<«a .T S1«Ih4ss. and yen will lad yror i<teal reaHaad." Tbs Chisago Intnr-Ocwnn my. “A — ---- iL.Ii.iU. w wMek Tawar and THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. Those , whieh be produced on Monday must be answered front the record, or the verdict of all fair-minded men, who have the ordinary feelings of humanity or the proper anxiety for our national future, number of Republican* in thia will le in favor of Mr. Blaine's amendBurnt. Neither will it escape the public oteerv ilion that the first Democratic reply to to unite all factions ia opposition to Mr. Blune's powerful speech fails at just the material joint, Mr. Cox appears to have been "iuut," in Congrvsaioaal par­ lance, and to have shown some wit just where that quality was wretchedly out of place, but as to the exoneration of Jeff. Daria against the weighty, recorded 14th cf Jane charges preferred by Mr. Blaine, ho had Gau l Hoyer ia a 'man of undoub almost nothing to sayy 1 He J aired his ability, unfaltering integrity, unyield jocewily instead, and sought to pick flaws devotion to the nmou of throe State, in the record of tho cx-8penker. All this earnest friend of elect justice and eq only lends te confirm Mr. Blame's posi­ righto before tbe law of every human tion. Unices the Democratic speakers ing rogudlcm of nationality or tho co who are to follow—including soms who were in the Confederate Goveratneni and contest ia Ohio he drmomitra’.ed hio ought to have (whetherthey produce it or scnsl popularity and hio unswerving not) superior information to that of their proc to secure to the people at the eai palavering fellow-partisans of the North— can do better than this, they will find that and an that single istuc enrrie-1 tbe grr they have once more stirred the oonacicnce Bteto of Ohio, securing hb own election and proAjund feeling of the nation only to Govorar and a decided Rcpublian reayori their disadvantage and utter eaeomfilure. DwTmb and McCavlkt in both brenebea of tbe 1-egislatnre. j Are two brands snatched from the burning, Vu )aased away and ia forgotten, bit tbs Ohio b om of the duemt Staten, and o • The Orgin Points?’ « that ia, one was a miserable dnnkard an 1 that it b absolutely Mcewary to carry tha other waa a priae-flghter. They were । truths uttered by Mr. Blaine are Indeli­ eurare the election of the nominee of tl Ditty of tbs asiMlMsss bj lbs door-kropsr converted, and Leth felt eallsd upon to do bly stamped upon the public mind. I Cincinnati Convention , and, aa Hendrid of llisX’^io were mldlsre in ths Cnlon aresy. something for the people they had formerly United .States Senators were emoted, nine are eolorsd m»s aad «n» a cotore! w«- known So U ey take lofts or collar., lust ' Turoday, b morally certain to be tbe confedera by tbe Legislature, of Kentucky, sua. Win ib« organs pstat cat wbns tbs noainre. despite the earnest protort of • “octrafo oa teyally’- semss is.—ZTattfar aa they can, dawn iu Wafer and Vandam i Mississippi, and Iowa. Kentucked re streets, sod they hold s er v ice s anxxig the ■any Northern Democrato, who are goc H.rs tetbevScial Ifet of lbs spprtnteM ; will tbs eoafedsrals sd.lor of tbs Jtwt | city. They are mobbed, aud hustled, and . aisoippi, L (J C. Lamar. Democrat. bu>d I drepitefully used ia all sorts of ways, but Iowa, 8. J. Kirkwood, Republican. I stick to it with the seal cf martvre, In ths Union army.** tbs ma* ««fora< msa, | they Old (ondrmned politicians seem to I bo and are actually accomplishing something and tbs om roterod .wenaa, aad ia default Ex-SclaThey have got together asaal! congvrea- about the euureet art going. To thb popular leader of the sterling tbsrssT stead coartetsd of misrepreasatlsg tbs tiuos ia both those streets, and have arTrumble and ex Senator Doolittle reeeiwRepublicans of Ohio, let the name of beta la tbs earn. । taally induced a large number of men and ly made brief speeches in Chicago wbiek John F. Hartranft, present Governor of atABrnsurv. women to try a bettor life. They work peked more grumbling Into .mailer Pcnnsyiraais, be added for Vice Praridcnt Rsnry fiberwood, tbs oU Postmaster, wu sparo than we have seen for a long time. in every eagaeeasee-. from PenyevUle to and thmjbe secured beyond esvil tbe vote Keaeasw Mountain, and toot a lee at teUmri Gov. Lnddington of Wisconsin recoof the great States of New Y ork and Mills. Hswaitatbe ccsibmU wMch.cap­ m*nda the repeal of the Potter ’Railroad Davla. Pennaylvuia in tho Eart, and of Indiana tured law. and tbe subntitnlion of a law pro­ The maa who suceroda him to J. M. Siswart. and Hlinob mtheyalby of tbe Mbaba *f Alexandria. Vs., who was a sujarln tba hibiting unimt discrimination and exor»r=>y ippi, for we have no question that under 1 a.nfr.J<rate tionato rates, and making provision for The old Assistant 1'oataiaater. Joseph A.' ths lead of three men ladiaraand would be Wllteo. was a member of the RUaete laftetry. tbe cviutinued supervisory control over a e« n «:ra!. aad al IhebatU* of Fort Doa.teoc, to surely Bepuiflsean an Michigan and throe corporation!. had Ida entire aub-maxllary bsae shot sway. Maasachusette end that the battle would be Which eatirelr dettroyed th* power of masiiSam Dox'a boasu of hb defeating Mr. fought and tho yfototy substantially won extion. though he I* enabled is artieulato by Blaine reminds one of the “fearfully scseuaresaa af aa artfltetaRy supplisd jaw. eom- wa the adjournment of tbe Convention. posed of nittwr. When partially rcrovsred tifot" round in John Phmuix's Ight with the Jndga, when, says Plurnix “I was si lirunuur of ths reny"- them that amount. Tbi. 8700.000 worth of goods eanart be sold today for one- bolding him down oo top of me with my fourth their coat, for the reason that only nose, which 1 had inserted between hb very few arc buying jewelry, and that few can buy the hart lathe world, ofindirid- teeth for that purpose." By abolishing the ofte. of -Genual of Of the subordixal». tbs followlag are the uab, at half the priree they can of dealers A diamond saver gate to be aecood-. tlje Army, cutting down tbe Navy and and new ferae. old deal of ths St. Louis Rrj^lica. ays handed, aad tbe people who have them ,disposing of a fow other luxuries' it b sth rous. thrti* forming his ctanmittore Mr. Kerr are all wiffing eoow^ to realiao ou them, ,thought that euough may be saved to omoi hnrd maocy only to the extent of Xorataa Crane. Vermont. mark the cestowabl year by giving Jeff A. M. Legg, New Tort, two yssre ta Untew nppcaiuna to the wBd vaganro of the ioDavba pension of 1100,000. So thicks t1. A. Wartril, Maeaeehusslta. fear yean the Chicago 7V.X.U ’rad it looks like it. One of the bst aftcial acts of Gov. J. H. Paine, Ohio, In Unlow army. Taylor of Wisconsin, was to appoint Mr. O. M Thoma*, tewa. Hugh Mer’srtand of Columbia ss a ra2H. p. Btebop. Miehlgu, tert » ana ia the Uateearmy. R. 8. MeMtehMl. Wmeonsls, Marly lert hb ‘‘flirg&gr.a W. ft. fit Irins. Mow Tort. JJk Severs. Powmvivaaia. "LjaE^te.T^. Home SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO THE OLD FOLKS, AND TO TH. BOYS AND GIRLS. wtelde—the iilirz and HntleMMM whieh prevail'd prior to tha hsUay. Meg st*, reeded by on* of tha mart vfgMM sod •lining debates known for years, aad the cu d of which to not yet. We are foiriy in new fo? the ' Presidential erosion," and The city b thankful for the cool change wc may expect that there will be blows Io Fug, rain, and give and blows to take on nearly every that cume thb week. day. The quertion that hrn opened tbe fover-broodiag weather were jurt making campaign ie that of amnesty, sad tho ready for a bort of small cpiifomire. Tbe ice man were cask with hop. deferred, far bsartag dtopoeiticn to thsak that thgy there were no signa favorable for their an­ have brought on the straggle in the shape nual ire erep, and 8,000 men ware waiting it amtwioL Mr. Randall insisted upon for work tn begia at the greet iewbouare pushing his amnesty bill to a vote, to tbe up river. There waa liflo need of invalids Bui the north wot exclusionot Mr. Blaines atoeadmcwL Ho going to Florida. succeeded iu his object, but got defeated wind brought clear and bracing weather on his bill, bemdro entailing a dtammsion warm, unfavorable weeks, the seasna b for from being an unhealthy ooc, the death have nude some effort to avert. Wepresame that the ground on whieh rate for tbe week being considerable lew Mr. Blaine proposed to exclude Jeffsrsou than tbe corresponding one last winter. Davis, and him alone, from uauerty, waa After the weather, the not generally undentood previous to this debate. It L. not bcransc be wu tbe President of the “Southern Confederacy," nor beeaueo he surpassed all other rebels in injury to the loyal eausc, for Mr. Blaine, like moat Intelligent Union men, sere the fact to have been for otherwise, end even gives Mr. Davis the credit of having been “fir more useful as a db■ turber of tbe councils of the Confeder­ acy;" Lut ha would set him apart for having been tho author and upholder of tho untold atrocities which were perpetrai upon the Union priaonen at Andersonville. On this subject ho unrolls that fcarfhl re­ cord which is tho hardest thing in all tho war for Northern people to forget, aad whieh they find it impomible to forgive. It m the most disgraceful leaf in modern history, and since such things can occur, it M the duty of this Government to stamp it with some mark of ita abborrwoee which ahall, if [possible, tend te prevent its repetition in the ages to come. Tho qusatioo, thou, i» juat here—can Jeff. Davis be proved to have ordered and kept up that monsirvus iniquity? Tbe time to , cctwidcr that is when it is proponed to ab ■olve him from all the political conse­ quences of the rebellion and to restore him to the full cniovmeM of ciiiscnahin on the same level will his surviving victims of Andersonville. Mr. Blaine shows courage and jhstiec and round judgment in bring ing np tliis quertion at tbe right moment and having it settled. No haste or racers on tho other aide, no centennial guah or hurrahing! for merely political “reconcilia­ tion,".will prevent tho country from care- and ; Frtttr muieui xilsks SALISBURY A BROSSEAU, Ds«tem u all kinds FURNITURE, For What? Thu Htw Imprond S^k-rMd FLORISCi m liffiUL �SPECIAL NOTICES. -EX-VICE PRESIDENT Should have written you leal wook bet for the reaann that I derirad to let you know when 1 did write again, th* proa pacta for btuiaem for the balaucw of the winter and an my work ia now laid out, ahall eo-iraror to write regularly once in Hopkins & Barnes letiD live notwithstanding that awful Sageiatinn I received from the immacu­ late Reformer through tha oohtmne of the IDm. Journal. My adrice to Reformer Hare oh exibition one ofthe largest Stock vf Fancy Goode ever brought tO thin City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. IJ> have, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medicines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Sets.^fe., 4^- Give us a call. ' Em Booby ask tbe attention of the pub He to hie azteoniva stock of gaai ccOara •carte aad other furainhiag goods. Hie Barber Shop ia always open, and aay paraco dtmring anything iu that lie a wilj J Goan hands The ringing school at thm pfocaia progrenung apfomiadly indeed, aad the damn of the rttoodanta to ia.ro. I never naw greater than al thia school. Hopkins & Barnes. Hastings, Dec 15. 1874. TO-DAY'S ADVBflTKEMENTS. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. in the County; and I never have vnitod a school where program waa so largely developed in achokro »o young, as iu the Orangeville school. Banidra the ringing school here, I have aloo one at Yankee Springe which waa orgaained laat evening, aad tbe attendanoa waa very lai^r, and the prwpreta are, a large acliool, and a good dral of attention and interval waa manifeaied. Organiaa a aahool tomorrow evening in Martin, AllcRan Co and expect to urganuc one at Irving Station on Wednesday evening 500 CORDS WOOD. The subscribes haring sold hia farm will mH on eaid farm, ou aeeticu 23 in the Township cf Maatiaga 1» miloo seat of the county form on tha north aide cf the river, on Thursday February 3rd 1676, 9 o'clock a. st- Tbe following property So you are Mr. Editor my time ia all taken, aa w* hare school two nights here eaeh week, and .hall hare tbe tame num­ ber weekly at Irving. Strange weather for winter isn't it ? There ia being con■ideraUe richness at present, traceable to thia unnatural winter weather W. H. Harper who tired near here died last even iug ef infiamatioa of tho otomaeh. Hi. SOO cords of 16 inch stove wood for sale at JI J!5 ver cord delivered. C. F. DWIGHT. IN 'bru&man want tho beat Havana Cigara "The Baal Thing in the Watt." daya attending the aiok. With numerou good wiah« irara.wpmTsAiti Wa will tend the rata ■plete stock of Domcatim bottom prieaa. IN KANSAS 11 YearaX'rodlt, with 7 per re cat. and 20 |>er rent. IMm for ItDprorvnMula TbeWEKKLYCOURIKRJOURNAL ia the great NATIONAL FAMILY I NEWSPAPER. It will, on December I 31at, 1673, diatribute impartially 110,000 alratad ia maaklad ia all tie rtvdlsvd werM. tie yoww. jaatlae beertarae. aad perprtulir I af a rrearamaat by(aad for the preyle. Il to a paper for toe Farwre, Ure.forturer. Anima, vvarybsdy. U. fondly -.11 rot to .Hb„„ H after s^aytsg It. visit. for a year.. sad every .aubacrepU-xt sent through us win be entitled to a registered and num­ bered reeript for thia dialributioo Seed na S3 W and get both paper.. H7Jc Arod'-" publiabel TUESDAY m,m. 8,76. TKMM.’. r«EE or rWAGC.- thia XX39wfl cue of the finest writers for | Children the land—Subacnhc for H- B. TURNER A CO , _____ Pnbllabere. in rme BEST PRAIRIE LANDS IOWA ASD NEBRASKA. ’ A Good- a«3p Trxvrxoxv scjaix^xj. J. Cole & Son VnOLBAUt * klTAIL rea aaM av picked up in front of Barlow OTV The Best and Cheapest! toito REPUBLICAN LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER; JOURNAL uvtxal price (3.00, poataga Going to the Front. MICH WEEKLY EAGLE $1.50 $10,000 GIVEN AWAY w. n»u HASTINGS, Grand Rapid* Goo. M. Savage & Co'a Column. I plows, drag, and all other tool, etc weary to carry on a form. Aino a quantity of hay. corn aad rorn fodder. Also all hie bouaebold furniture, atorea, eHairs, bed daya I will tell Bools aad Sboev M coat steads, tahUs, dishes aad various other for cash only J. Q. Runyan i artirloa. Aino one Wiloou'e improved. fomily of four children, all grown up how ,1 Rapid*. WILL LECTURE Ite BartiHs I Imui Riw 18. Ct :r-Ss?.f^u.r | money by buying guefe J. RcanKX'n. 1 mrata long before the GROCERS. I’s.tSSSS Oftr tbr 8ft it tte Livat Unit Eft FARM FOH SALE ! Die esU. r.>«-r offer, for sale • FaloaMa Um irocat WATER Ult 50 ARE IMPROVED UK 1BHB Shingim, Lath, &c. all point, in Northern Colorado Tbe brut route to Southern Colorado, Naw Mexico, and Arisons. The only direct route to th. famous San Juan minan Tho track aad eyipnent io uaaqualod. foil I will In Allayatt aevaiy Leap Year Party xx36yl There was a Leap Year Party al Prai­ rieville Hall tha lat inat. managed exclurively by the ladies. About forty young bdiet brought their fellow, there payed the balls aad took them boom in the morning (rood music waa in atten Mr. Charles F. IIumvII <-f Detroit gave aae•allel torture at I Sv Crort Hmm, la Uta vrty, aa Maa4>y rrealug Ila gaveaa NOTICE! HASTINGS “Know Thy Opportunity." «i (ivtog luatnxtlMt la mua&at MtodlevUto. mm Dim STEBBINS BRQ’S. 8ELDCTBD TIMBERS, Where you wul lied all kind, of Wagons and Buggies. b^*hrWulnp-.L Th­ TICKETS M CKNTS. NO HALF PRICE. FCHNITURE! The people of Barry County to under­ stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent iu 40 dozen IL Ileeatme we make the moat of nor gtMida oureeivea. M. Bera ore wr keep the beat of work- A ~n iting to ecganssa the Ixrige will b. boM at Good Tsfotylam Hall, an Fri­ day evening <s next wtmk, February Uh, Mr. Chxrim J’. BoamlLaf Dstrori will nr guaiiotho sucirty. Before nrpmiring Mr. RmmaS wifl deRnr a afocn addreoa. ABRAHAM LINCOLN Keep It. Of every Dt iption . which we oati aall ehra|*Mtian any boua.- In Bar­ ry County. hr three rwautu: Goon Tkmflam OnuaxitATtov— At tha atone of the tctuperaore meeting al the Coart Houk on Monday cream*, nearly fifty iua« were taken to oejxcua a new Lodge ef Good Tataplan in thia _____ CHARACTER; PUBLIC SERVICES jjm VV1I1 llama aaja he can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out Well they sent us a double order ot Wo ooll none of thia BbeajMnude Fur­ niture that la made by machinery. Tb« goods we make la loads by itand, and warranted. Wa l.vUe all potnous to oall and inspect our goods, for they a!) Lear Inapcctloo. No trouble at all CROCKERY UNDERTAKING too, but Dan gays it ia going to be a good winter for Young Folks to got married and go to keeping house, and be will soil it Cheap and close it out. We have a �- ----- ,. ——h u.tuwn mem ana their wounded broth«r, and in another instant the unfortuouc auunai was pros­ trate and hi* life beaten out by the tramp­ ling hoof* of the resietfam, blind, and eager crowd that followed, kyith a tereiOur many riUieaa are well aaiuainiad bft fatmuon that it wa a forvahadowfag of hi* own fate, Arthur turned fa the with the fact that an effurt ha* been in progrva* to secure fund, laffieient ta erect ra*Kxl thoroughly, during tho year follow­ ing ths fire of March 6, 1874, for fund* to be used fur rebuilding upon a larger and better plan than tho old one. Prof. Rideout, of the Commercial and Trie­ graphic Department, entered the field to raise ten thousand dollar* to be used for tho cOMtntctioo of the fourth building m eipitation. But u he ran, bi thought of the group of five, M originally dmigned. To many this aocmed like a hopekmi un­ URLES R. WELLS, PvMeat. nothing but the awful fate that waa fol­ dertaking ia view of tbe tbcroughnam lowing him, and the thought spurred him HEKTtT L. HILLS, Srmlory. ta an almost frantic effort. I have tried with whieh the work had Uen prruwutcd fa behalf of the general faterwt. Bat, to make the reader understand that Arthur ; was quite inacoeBibl* to any of thob faith aad pluck are wonderful instrumenwcaknewM* which mankind regard a phy­ tahUe*. 1Uy walk hand in band with n •toady and royal trec.1 which aecm* to sical cowanlioe. In the defease of wltat challenge the moat fonaidaUe difficult!®, We copy by pretaisaion (from the ad­. he believed to be an intellectual truth, in and through theta acamtnlish aucoeme* now in sucvwd’uTbiuincwi in the principal vanced sheet* of Scribner's Monthly foe. th* intarestaof hi* pride or hi* aelflove, cilia* and town* of the United States February), the following exciting incident or fa* momentof poaion, he would hare’ upon green field* or tranquil waters. faced death with Unbroke.-) fortitude and 1 Tho hard times together with tho fact in Bert'. Hute's Serial story, “Gabriel1 cafamms. ’ But to be the victim of aa ac Conroy.” cid«nt; to be the lamentable aequd of a' that we as a people hare within a ccmpara1 lively abort period carried a large number The absolute freedom of illimitable, logical succcsaion of chancea, without mo­, of important public enterprises to aucco*space, the exhilaration of the sparkling. tire or purpose ; to be sacrificed for noth­' fu! eonclukion* at a coat of many thousands Magnificent granite building, with ele­ sunlight, and tho excitement of th* op­’ fag—without proving or disproving aiiy-’ of dollar*, made it to nojeasy matter to in­ gantly fitted aad famiahed apartment* for posing wind, which was strong enough to, thing; to bo trampled to death by idiotic' augurale an effort to raise so large an llto application of and carrying out of our oblige Arthur to exert a curtain degree ofp beasts, who had not even the instinct* ofI amount ** ha* liven secured for the Col­ novel and systematic method* of , paaios or revenge to justify them ; to,dic physicalUrength to overocmo it, so wrought ' lege since tho fire, including this last upon him, that ia a few moment* he had tho death of aa ignorant tramp, or any handsome sum which is the result, only, of BUSINESS TRAINING, thrown off the mysterious spell which tbe negligent clown—a death that had ’•' gleaning a field already carefully harresV Young men who contemplate a burinou Rancho of the Biased Trinity appeared ghastly ludicrowmaa fa ita method, a' cd. Most of these subscrijAions are for life, and parents having son* to educate, to hare jam over hi* spirit*, and had death that would leave his body a shapc- the amount of one hundred dollars—in a are j^rticularly requested to send placed a material diatance between himself lee*, indistinguiahabk, unrecognizable clod, few instanca larger turn* were pledged. for document* relating to the euUegv, which aad its rioomy towrra. The iandserapc, which affection could, not idealise nor Among those whose subscription.-, are for give full infbnnation a* to terms, condi­ which had hitbarto d ux-notonoo, ftfaoa*hi|> rewiHnoi,—all thia brought a larger sums are Mon. J. P. Cook. 1500; tion* of cuturnee, etc. Address, and uninspiring, now become raggotive; horror with it so keen, *o exquisite, *o Hon. K. L. Koon, #200. (Mr. K. had CHARLES IL WELLS. President, fa tha low. domc.hapcd hill* beyond, that excruciating, that the fastidious, proud, already subscribed several hundred dollars were huddled togctUr like lulf blown intellectual being, fleeing from it, might since tho work of rebuilding commenced); x*2Utf Arie Hares, Conn earth bubbles raised by fas fiery breath of■ have been the rat--------------- ------and Prof. Charles 1’. Griffin. formerly some long dead volcano, he fancied ha saw turned hi* back ou danger. And suprad-' President of the Commercial College of ded to it wa* a superstitious thought lhaL the origin of the Mfaiioa architecture. In this place, but now General Manager of the long sweep of the level plain, he rec­ for it* very horror, perhaps it was a retri­ tho Lnicer**] Lift Insurance Companv u( i ognized the ealm. uneventful life that had bution for something tha: he dared not New York, $2,600. 1 left ita expression in tbe patient gravity of contemplate I At the close of the regular cxereue.riat And it wa* then that hi* strength sud­ .the people. In the fierce, rrotleas wind ths College JChapel last Tuesday morning I that blew over it—a,wind *o perahtent and 'denly flagged. Hi* sense began to rseL President Durgin stated that the require-11 perpetual that all umbrage, except a nar­ Hi* breath, which had kept pace with the amount had Ixien secured and that the row fringe of dwarfed willows di-finiag !quick beating of hi* heart, intermitted, work would be commaicwl at cnee. Pref. the line of an extinct water coring in* hntitated—wa* lost! Above the advancing lUdraut followed with remark^ relative to j hidden in sheltered canons and the Iseward Jthunder of hoof* behind him. he thought Prat. Griffin's former connection with the | lodejcatait, Mmal ml Pnctmrt. slopes of the hills—he recognized aome- ;h* heard a woman’s voice. He knew now school of which the Commercul and Tele- , thing of hia own resiles* race, and no jbe waa going crnxy ; he ahouted and fell, graphic Department wa* firmed, and the DAVID II. WHEELER, D. D., Editor. H. W. DOUGLAS, Pub. Agent. longer- wondered at the barrenness of the he rose again and staggered forward a few propriety of a better name than the oar , stepa and fell again. It was over now! |by which the building hx* heretofore been A sudden sense of some strange, subtile ,diaiguifcd, at th* duv of whieh the fol­ Term*, $2.50 irt Advance. perfume, Ixating up through tho acid, ।lowing resolution wa* utunimoculy adoptPostage, 20c. additional smarting dust of tho plain, that choked , hi* mouth and blinded his eyes, came yJlefolttJ, (Tint tho Building hereto- , swooning over. him. And then the blew- ।fore known a* the Northwest Building in , cd interpeailien of unoonsciouMica* and ।the Gniup of Hillsdale College be here I gRAXD TRCNK RAIL^Jy' NOV. IS1i • WORTOAGESALE. YOUNG MEN stMvS Lawson’s Curative fie Bifit Kinin!.fticiti® for Ymi la. Rheumatism, N euralgia, Sciatic ^m laailliMi rettlrs.ErSL'e Big Cnptete Family Njispaper. Malo iYrnfeg _ . MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD^ THE METHODIST called Griffin Hall.” —’ ' back to lift agfcin with after ' This is 'certainly a high honor properly ----J>" in hi* cam, throbbing i bestowed. Tbe name i* not ody euphotho aetuttion of an effort to do .niou but all tho cireumstanan. ;urruundI>»aiLiy canted him for that wi* require of him. Of ;ingthecaa* conspire to make it* applica­ the moment to dirmiM her fttan hi* mind. During hi*.rapid walk be btaFnodced. as tion to the Hall ftpeeial^y appropriate. »a accidental, and by no mean* in eoentia! feature of the bleak landscape, the vast IT WILL herds of crawling,psrpoulcaa cattle An entirely new and distinct imprrarion wu now forming itself in',hi* eonwioumcas— namely, that they nc longer were purpose­ THE CENTENNIAL. less, vagrant, and wandering, but were actually obeying a certain definite law of keep yon fully informed of tbe new* of attraction, and were moving deliberately tbe day, advise vrith you upon farm and toward aa equally definite object. And that object wu himself! fireside topics, entertain you with it* varied Look where he would; before, behind, reading in general literature. iklight your on either aide,—north, east, south, west,— wife and family with it* diwjUMitiuna ujon ou the bleak hill-tow, on the slope of the roeial and domestir topic*, instruct und faUa, aczorn Hie dried up array-,, there One hundred year, ago the brat gin amuse, them by ita foreign and. domestic were tbe same converging lines of slowly known vu not the cotton-gin. moving objects toward a single focus— One hundred yearn ago there were no correspondence. cfcoioc stories, quaiot char­ himself! Although walking brakly. and Pacific Bailway .vubsidas. acter «ketch<w, sparkling aad witty para­ with a certain definiteness nf purpose, be Ono hundred yean ago men did not die graphs, original and entertaining accounts wu apparently tha only unchanging, fixed, of Presidential maggot* ia their brains. of travel and adveuturr, ebcw^aixl puzzle aad limited point in tbe now active land Ono hundred year* ago there were no column*, etc. scape. Everything that rose above the Confederate generals in Congress. deo.1. barren level wu now moving slowly, I One hundred years ago farmers did not AU the new*, commercial, political and ' irrmutibly, instinctively, but unmistaka­ cut their Ires off with mowing machine*. genera), and the cream of cinrca*. titaJ\| ble toward tine common center—himself! One hundred years ago our mother’* tare. A newzpapcr that will meet every Alone and unsupported, hr wu the help-. ,did not worry over disordered sawing malea, utxxmsektu nucleus of a slowly gath- . every houMhoid. A .»ewspape% conceded • ering force, almost immeasurable lu it* im­ mensity and power I , by tbe prrv of every section to' be one of: At fir»t the idea wu amusing and gro- . the meat original and bright** of Amcri-1 leaque. Th«a it became pcturrsaue. Then it became something for practical consider- । NEURALGIA. SCIATICA NERVOUS TITwIE TABLE. r’rs..--’a tb* »»■« <•» Mis In aakt siortaan osoulss*. sad STWaju Mm & sariw saEHLtj-SsSSs ssw w? rxrsw ties MICHIGAN AND THE W1 lAILIOAI. K-.o^sb UM s* Um aonb »*n oC tbe sail ftacUas iM9ite.Jsd«*«riystate. •r at Us muu «f J>*a CaaarM. ...... ' ‘ , I DISSOLI TIOX NOTICE. CONTENT YOU If You Want The ?ul will, iu-- choked down the next cunsid-1 oration before it had time to fasten upon or paralyze his atrenrth. He stopped aad turned. The Rancho at the Bksaad Trinity wa* gone! Had itmddcnly sunk in the earth, or had he diverged* fromhis path? Neither; he had simply walked over tho little deration in the plain beside took theirs straight the arroyo and corm/, and bad alreadyOn* hundred years ago university boat left the Rancho two miles behind him. club* .watBjMt entered a* .-pool-salsa like It wu net the only mrpxiac that nun* open him suddenly like a blow between One hundredyears ago every young man 4** not an applicant for a position a* clerk had been operating fa his rear, and when be turasd to rrtnc: hia steps toward th* Mission, he fared the staring eyes of I not cotuiidered very much preferable to the a hundred bulb not fifty yard* away. A* original grinden. A. v—a—* time mJ tieJ he faced them, the nearest turned, the „„ ........... ■sft fems’ and now nobody wait* next the avae, and tho next,1 _______________ ide. distance he could sec tho m------------One hundred year* ago kenwenc lamp* psatcl with military precirion and sequence. did not explode and awirt women to shuffle With a arose of relief, that lie put aside off thi* mortal coil. a* quickly a* he had the sen*c ot fear, he One hundred ypar* age men did not _ ill___ Li t:____ ___ '.I_______ . |._II commit auiade by going up in baloou* beyond, unul the whole herff bcLm !..m undulated like a vaat monotonous kl He oostimtsd on acres* tbe arroyo and past tho corral until the blinding and penetrat­ ing cloud of dnyt, raised by the planring huofr <>f tho moving maso before him, caused him to atop. A dull reverberation of the plain—a sound that at first might have been attVibuted In a passing earth- Owe huqdrrdJ year* ago ii was not con.•id*sod injurious *o thehealth or morals of pupils to read the Bible in the school*. One hundred year* ago there was aw steam on canals—even the driver on the tow-path didn't steam up in those day*. One hundred year* ago there were no Turkish harem* at Salt Lake and no Ann Elizas auing for tbs IDdi part of a divorce. Ono hundred years 32&S ■ MS. C Relifiess ail Literary NeTtpaper. It will be edited, a* now, by DAVID H. WHEELER. D. D., • । •»•••> ,.r b< ■ww>.-A.-b.t Best Si THE DETROIT BUS PRESS. IRANI IAPIM RIVItlON. Tie Beliible 8h»rt Llae 2’jrES: kastamdwest. ■■till tSPIIS A*| DETtOIT ■•». SIU. isrs. Specimen copy free. Send for Tit Detroit Fret Pres ft, DETROIT, MICH. >b* iminiiaiuTM. 'Exi. CHEAP LANDS SHSM1X, «TBF«HJTffiO?CIST.’. «ar I*CmUIm. el UMllUtill; l»a*tkM* uni « "■•“oN^hXuFn ACRES t pair millrat ejMt. ee Sliter »Js •* the advance wall of another raal UtsnuJtu- TOOTG.JtEIUgj; and gotten up, the Utter to wrrsuln with 1 a aix month*' drought, oaswiMial famine',-! and tho incmaant buffeting af tbe wind— wild and untamable, but their staring eyve and oervoo* limla riptrnd ce!y woodsr and curiosity. And when he ran I toward them with a shout, ih-rWwdJ M had tU others, filo by filo,andAM*. *-| ?33K«E as: ji ASiS&'tt. SmLSM ®*fceriUva jt ‘Itep! 1 One hundred year* ago our fathers ENTENNIAL HISTOftV«™(J.S. I � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-02-02.pdf b5db4a23194e34b5171be7c5605dee7d PDF Text Text Th« KarJaucv BwmI Gao. M. Dewey, f ' HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1876. pmmi u® busies cms. WHOLE NO. 102' to>A,ihu s*. — .to to«. u prixra ha own comfort, and “■ all people who “ tetetete. -^tebte. «te^.;„J care for their pcnon.il or the public g»od. camo back to thU “first principle" of Mary, on read! ng three wonk, mid. “O, prwperin, and accept this simple vd ufe friend Edgerton, if DralJ c-uld hare rule uf dim---- «m soatrtAZ^, spe,.<//*», said these words and Kuc-kto them, thia beautiful place might hard still been hia." Remember the Lecture by ‘ That , tfee dnu’t know where Daniel ■ llm, ROW in Stock for th, HOLIDAY TItMIK. Ml nn.l roinii?" naked the Quaker. • Ex-Vice President Colfax a*t Ex-Vice President Colfkx at "No,! hate not heard anything of him Union Hail, Tuesday Evening Union Haff. Tuesday Evening । « ■ ".piste lino'of , fur mono than three yean." HASTINGS, MIOH. February 8th. , ’ February 8th. ' •Thee would .like to son him. would there The OutloJk‘onhe Times. L. E. STAUFFER, IProp. State Rifkta Radlrl.u. “0 yrn, indeed I shuuld." “Lot us walk up stairs." *’r?T.,VC*“t'7 Osntlsaua. Aa they went up the front ateira Daniel With eunatantlv grown,-, wealth and i intelligence amoog Csnaen, it would natur- i estranged from me; if I went, perhaps slipped down the jack onaa and took hia hsvemadcnochaagraa* vrt, tha Dram they would not bdierc tae. I think it stand in the. front room. When they re­ ally be exp-rted that they should manifeet crau therein Uri^TU- TX turned, Sirs. Akin noticed a ata!wart man a. constantly incnaaed determination to would be better they should not know remarked, other ware uf wl,,M1fo7V^ fu/f/lltl/l^l) tfOODS. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. where I am. I want to surprise them aud standing in tho room with his tack to too win and bold the rapectful regard -f «h«») tfovflot NatCal AuthSitJ door, and started Iwk £* an IneUnt. The thnao engaged in other pursuits. Where mending the temperance reform and pro­ hope to do so by coating back a sober man. lls.-Jse-. XUK. Jfov. IS. M54. «i» ‘keS’-U —p- Tto7.™! their btirinera intercut are roeecrued they claiming the doctrine that ours is a gov. and with mAcy enough to make them Qmker said : true of North Careilaa and Tsnr*. I. “Il is a friend, Mary." comfortable. * I prefer that you and your erament of tha people ‘ in their primary the first named it ia the franchise • in the wife should be the only persons in the ' Denial turned aroaud; but in the man capacity.'' and not a mere rompart of hrttor. uaurpation of IrgUlstiic faction.: with the b&ry heard aud mustache Mary place who ahsll know where I am or what “sovrreixu.and independent tiaataa." Il The Alabama convention has offend tlui di I not reeognito her husband. Daniel 1 am doing." don't believe in commending a rrforro. Thus, while riding toward• tho quiet adranted Io tlie »tq> where Mary was which rf it kraju on at dm prasrat ratio of its opscncn, the qurrtu-u cT xro.Ka j, . farm-bouM of tho Quaker, the whole thing standing and, iu a voice trcmulou. with progrew, bids fair to end the businom of Which are guaranteed to cut filly per cent more sary to satisfy them. Eridenccn of thia rniusdlmg in New Hampshire rre the deadMue. Erea m Ahilwraa th, rehteJ. was arranged. When they rrachcd the emotion, exclaimed: are area In this country and England, [irauut yvar cfoaea frooi foefc of customers aro injured. ,JM»'t you know me, Maty?" other Saw in the Market. farm the boraowas put iota the barn, and It is tha* area dial a msduritv of the n'c leave the reader to unagiue what where especially agriculture b.is come tu to make it profitable, u in that errot U^y they entero! the hotiM'. ‘As they iw-alrd rebcUioo. Htatoi hare ranged them? tbrasaelrrs before tho fire, the Quaker said the mrtliug was. Friend E^lgsrton said be a pursuit of commanding rank, with thbeUo's occupation would be gone, aud he mutt p> aud sec Amy and, a<hlrraains- tho pnepcrity of which tho commercial the sprightly -Veies would have no other ■dree preitirriy agarere ray rerognitio. ut hfmseif to Mary, aid : welfare, th- luxuries of man of wealth and alternative than that of playing altogether, the primary and jxwitive Mleguiucc doe to “Marr, thia houre and firm are ihinv. ।. the heccanrica of the middlo-daaoen and of a* it doro now in part, the rede of trader the Union. The fort that they take the Daniel ba* got tbc papcra and will give jI the poor, are frit to be most intimately a>- to the Boston Pott. Among other things them to thev. Tlii-c can suy aa la­ I aociated. The general occupancy of more the Ayres ray*: Bor* the Largest Dour of any Stove in the Market. aaix agaiaet the rebellion is full of peril thee likro; thro will live happily once;I hud, better cdt>cnti<-a and tho mors thor­ One Would suppose, to reed tbccclmioe— .tu. _ '_______ . « ... ! ough application of burino. principles in The GHaArSTOMR. : the mauagctucut of affair., hare gives the lutiotM, that tire war of the rebclllorfRfoe Mill in pn-grew and that seccaion was the farmers of these two snuntries very great ' is die Handsomest and Heaviest advantages as comfund with there ol Con­ great i«i»e. Manufactured. This roppnritign might be wider from Daniel and his wife fell on their knrew I trn-ntu! Europe, although it should in before tho Lord. Their, prayers were.| jualico be added thsl in scu-ntifle in vest i­ the feet. Tha war ia over, to ba sure, but Prices Lower than Ever Before in Burry < tnly. mingled with many team; bat in their ' gation and in-gorermneut patronage, Ger­ tlie evtifllet of priucipJca gmw no, ■ add if future litre those prayers were found to be 1' iuauy and Erance are doing more than any scrasira u not the prat karac. Stale *uI rthrr nations. For the one—the progrtns pn.-ma.-y aud nullifioiliun of the rautituanswered. I uf aricocc for its own sake—not to much titma! uncndmeuls are th* gnat isaura, rare is frit here or in England. *■ for rad destined to be even more prominent in W.’. Ike Demorawv hide abundant trope and healthy rtoek. To sul,. the weoud—gorenuuvat patronage, the tbetr read setilimrala in the hope uf eucRemember the Lecture |«y race Anglo-San,ih i- for the u>o*t part cecdiag by rtratagem. Several things are indifferent, preferring su lung *• its rights .upjarad tn have Wra settle! by the war. Ex-Vice President Colfax at Union Hall, Tuesday Evening ore suaiutaiaed and e*,tial justice mrted Amoap others, tlreae: Remember she Lecture by out for all, to manage its affair, in its own First— That the .sllrgianee uf every February 8th. Ex-Vice President Colfax ut | wav and win itn owu sueccrees. Statu and every vitiaen ia due primarily to Perceiving the panniout>| importance to the I'niou—the National Gorentiaent and Union Hall, Tuesday Evening ftrnirra »• a dm,, that lliev should be its authority. February Sth. brought into more intimate n-Ltiim* with Second—That every State is cutitlod u> one another,—that they should derive nd- a Bcpabliean form of evrernmvut. which “If thee will let it al that rate, tl.ee ' । vantages from the common fund of taj-er- it has been settled indadee equal rights, mutt have let it got out of repair." trace accumulated by all—uf which etch priviiipro and dutiro to all citiaetM, with­ “It ia indeed. I cannot Irere tbc *turv | Remember the Lecture by his form-T isolatiun murt remain ignor- out rvvranl “to rare, color, or prei iou- con­ look after it. The house i* j»jo.- rad 7-,'Thc Rul»- uf Three' was the utsgie of , ! in Freemason ledge when he wra simple Mt. ant,—that they should learn their own dition of servitude.'' Ex-Vice Preaident Colfax ut to the family that tired tn it last wen- loo I the "Scimce of.Numbers,' the acme of j Third—That such equality mean* the tai Ferret!; but wl -n be braauu Pope Pmi l<nion Hall, Tuesday Evening shiftless to buy wood. t<> they bnrct up I aml-itiua in ilw ttddy uf Arithmetic. strength and how to (osier it—the thought1 fu! and earnest frirods uf agriculture of franchise, acorns tn tbc jury box, freedom DC. he comtnenevd smnbematiaing the all the frunw; in fart, I w-xihi rather reU ' February Sth. Maeous. and at length took to esrommu half a century ago Imsied lliemaelm ia in. and protection by, the courts, and the it than rent it." । the organidtUon uf societira in the furious mainuaracc uf an equal system ot free Hireling them. Hi* old brethren bore “What will thev take for it?" itr-inirrd 1 laiml-ita and withal a nrtijir for a Jtuulli- , with him a bug lime, bat at length thev tud: v( ills t>uw afflicting loan kind. public school*. -NOT A DROP MORE the Quaker. ’ ’ called him to acrount in 18G5 He did 1. E'tr.< v.wr u>Mry. Trying tu live In the new c.mtilutioa* o'f the South“It cart me 61,600." not obey the raninona. but when he drove “Yea; bnt then paid in goods, rad char,;- without mirk ri one uf the rouiiuun Since 1R71, however, the State (formcriy cd tisinc own price for them." . climes uf tho day. Idleness and Sabbath .krcholduqr and Democratic i of .Virginia, ,'To l-o enre I did. Akin coukl not pet ■ AlerecrstioM are sin* equally forbiihlcn. tire dominion of the bottle, that be was Ho who raid --ItememiHU’ the Sablnth Ttunoacc.. Arkansas, Tuas. Alabama. the ehsrprs were pressed, the second and 'different patterns of imported and domestic perfectly miserable when he oeuld not ob­ trueted anywhere else, and I felt font I dny.' alM). and at the raiuo time said, Gcunria, North Carolina, West Virginia, third notification «rat, and after ’s formal tain the means of gratifying hia thirst. was running a great risk in letting him “.Six days shrit ihf U.lalxir.' GoJ never trial a decree of expulsion was amend in and Miwnm, hare passed from IfojmbliHe had neglected hi* family till his wife's havn goods, m I charged accordingly .just Rcon-ua a man to do nothing. Mareh is«L Tim decree bcara tle-rigna. cap to Democratic control. A number of father had taken her and the children to ss saybody else would hare -lone under! these liare ehangrei their cunslitutiona. turn of Victor Emanud. King of Italv, the paternal roof. Ho bad sprat ail hia foe eireumstsacro " And it is to three changes, as bearing sp­ Grand Master of the Orient of Italy, who ! A first-cla«« !tr<AI3L.O3F«. from Detroit. ex-Llulsfufr io drink and was kept from the “But thre has not told lue whit thcoi an the ralcvracy and opportanity of the liras returns the romjJimrat af tW “ma j«--r-house only by [•^homing meatal aer- will take for the pb*c. I will pre fore ■ jot excemmumcatfon forwanM to hiri IlepaUican platform ia thia Stale, that we pccted soon, when we shnll be prepared to fitrni-lt the bust of I। vires for his food and by tho kindness of 1800 fur it. if that is any object to fore." tTTOBXft partiaularly ask the attention of the Arre*. tome yean ago with the Pope's kind regards. Hoskins thought long enough over the I Thomas Edgerton, a member of the Mcpreeume this cxccmmunicstitm will tunvt «wvat il’ anybody has LrvaJ U> eat. I We will begin with grieve the Pope just about ts much Nol-udy has a tight tu fs're others. So ' fits guaranteed, at lite Old Corner Stand in Empire Blork, HnstXYcom bis y<pK>h and who had a strong hojxt as his own curaee. which hare bret, then everybody riiould take hold of work i and the public, and to drop out of ail that, in tb<» course of titre, he would see ipgs. Meh. The Coortitutioa,. framed under the ao freely showered upon the head of Vic­ and expect tu do enough to earn hie t wo effort not nutocdiatcly munoied therewith, hi. folly siife turn again into the right anything, and at last said, “You oao have; arid tho agricultural paper, in too many llcwrudnsctiou Laws, and adopted. Febru­ tor hmaauel and all othera who du not path. cases, ha. linen such in name ratlicr than ary 11. IS68, declared in it* fint\»ection obey hl. ovdera, and that h just nothing “Very well, Iloakina; thee can make iI In aotne sritgiw of si>ci«ty lar^u clsumra Iloskim, the leading Hotter seller of the in reality. With the latter, however, the <w:r be excu-v. J from tho immediate Work place, bvl let him hare drink ao -i out the deeds to-morrow, aud thee shall ’ of producing food and apparel, while they tendency is now plainly in the direction of his money lasted but would trust bias no have thy monvy. By-lbe-by. docs thee | study Mud toil tu minister tu the nscatal incmurd support to tlsc Ixwt and mem Remember the Lecture by longer. He was lonnpng al-out the saloon koowwnat hac bvccme of Daniel Akin?" I an.! rratheliral aud spinttral enjuvmenU of solid journals—a tendency that seems “No; he has nut bcra in the village fur i one bright moonlight evening, pleading men. But uuman ia excitable from use. likely each yrar’ to grow -troop-r and Ex-Vice President Colfax at with tlx keeper to trust him for a drink. f il money-earning work ro lung as be stronger. Cnion Hall, Tuesday Evening Ilia reply was sharp and unfeeling: As to our agricultural societies, there We may here tell the reader something Isas lira. ability Io. work. Earn some . ' Not a drop more, Daniel I” February Sth. money , every one -Koild expect to earn can be no doubt, wo think, that tbisw He remainsd awhile longer and then that Iloakina did nut kuoif. The Qtuk<r which have tuort <<>ua»tratly adhered to left As the cuo) air of the evening fell had that day received a letter from Daniel the objects for which they were orguianl. Akin, staring dial he was at the mineNos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. upon him he, all at once, gave utterance prawesa the strongrat hold on the confi­ hard at work and sticking to his motto, to his fceMiga in tbs following strain : dence and rvranl of the cowmanity. Nor NotadropmoreDaniel. Am I drunker “Not a drop more, Daniel;" that he had do weaioubt tliat they hare liefore them a ■A member of the California legislalnre am I sober ? I am sober. ‘Not a drop more, laid up a few hundred dollars and derived mwt important field of kiluw. Thev Ku riven notice af a bill to establish a Daniel.' Did Hoskins think a drop would him to inquire what the place ho tmeo I should reevivr amort vaionrt and unadfoh ’hipping port for the punishment of HOWARD WATCHES. Jiurt me? No; but my money was gone, owned coukl be bought for. wife Ixatera. Thus one by one an ear Mr. Edgarton had taken the method j He has prt oil, got everything I had— secure the mure general roopcruiioa of the liberties curtailed and the bulwark* of great body of oar fanners. Bat. here has got the boots which my wife, with her and io England both, then- are reat-erts in “Ne," he sral contemptuously -I own earnins>, bought for Jennie. ‘Not a which, as berrtuforo conducted, they do duu t want no (>en-wipera or d-.ant-< in drop lucre. Daniel.' Daniel what say you not *re.-m to bare folly tart tbc changing mine. If you U a gom- to idmmc any’­ to that ? I say so. too. I ooce had good drtusod* uf the time* Tn one country. thing, gimme a breastpin, or a dirk, or clothes, but now 1 hare nothing but rags. Then’ i.« no other way. Embarrassment Chambers of Agriculture—in the other ■wmethiug a man eaw wear." Ami y« 'Not a drop more, Daniel,' till I bare and failure will be inevitable il a man is the order uf Patrons of Husbandry—hare you wouldn’t hare thought thia Mwkrr rlolhea again aa mrod as when Mary and not careful to a]<n<t lira than ia earned. sprang into cxwtcncc, in very large num­ after a higher life more than 13 yean old. 1 were married. 1 onro had a good watch , No matter what stinting ami suffering and bers, during tfie jast few yeau Tho ob­ but that, too, is gone! ‘Not a drop more, that he had scut by eiprere |5(M) in gi-hl self denial be area eery. these ilk must jects of throe organixatious are in many A woman took a scat in the smoking Daniel, till I hare another bom usanggy to a banker in New York, with orders to baeudured. a man meat her teidlln hit rropecta alike, and In some er-uld have rar of a Houatonic train, Tbnnxlay as good aa I once hod. I uoce had cows sell it and remit the proceed* to him, to isroMr or come Io the grief uf utter por been met but imperfectly, if at all, through rooming, at Bridgeport, and on living in­ that fumiahod my family with but tar and gi> toward the money for the farm. tbc aocirtie* proricusly afotlog. That foe med that it was a smoking ear. replied Gold at that time commanded a high chveae, but Ucaiins baa got them. 'Not they will result in good, a* must all that also knew it, and ailhoui watting any a drop more, Daniel,' til! those oowa, or premium, and the •QUO became «H<H> I..methods trading to increased intercourse more time, pulled from her pocket a day others M good, are mine again. I once fore they rrached the hand* uf friend and rommunily of feeling among' formers, pipe and paffod away aa if abe had. Lreu had this wallet foil uf bill.; bat now not Edgerton. Akin rv|u<atcd him to draw cannot bo ilonbltd. but else measure of a oeni hare I got- ,Noa a drop more up a deed (firingthe whole propertv tohia good will depend Urgeir ntwu the imlitire* re *U tranitra of ths IWs-rt-s s*j I Daniel,' tfll thia wallet ia well filled again." wile Mary. to bare it duly recorded Mod vidnal members ol each divudun of tbc By thia time he had reached the pUca left with the register af deed.-. gsueral body—the spirit with which they In hia latter he said“If, jwrehaure, 1 FOR ONE DOLLAR .-I.-tor nMte Its wtrt.- site! tto SS-ltt tft wl.irli i where be funneriy raided, and leaning up should ever break my nsulution. I shall I apiiest the fence, he mused a long lime in Wo will’sond, Post-paid i silence. He viewed the desolate place by | the fight of the moon, and hie eyas ranged drew. - I prefer, liosrerer, that they should । over the bouse and form, ones hia own. not know anything of thia for the nrm-nt. If I lire tu come home, I will giro Mary the -lords with my own hand-; if ronductod. and though »»' u*ui engaged n ot, vou can do ft. Now that the form ia The UmMobtain* the gratifying inin it cu bo indifferrat to the vast field uf bo tight, ybu had better stock it. for I still funnatiou by cable from London that the iTV-jrch it spread* before the investigator euppoeed female gorilla in the aoolngfea! stick to myj motto. ‘Not n drop more. end student, it a a matter of dollar* and gardens at Drradra, jnst i-eforo she died, crabi with all to turn out the krerat pro­ reeognhad her relationship to Director By thia Sweet’s H°Tcl. duct at the lowed, curt, whether th.-y Sebo-pf.and kissed kita tenderly thrice. time friend„-------- iMtiiprcbeud or not the rationale of every Tbc director was visibly affected, and hewith young rattle and sheep, tho fotires step in the proem-. It is to exr-erknee. rame a Ihtrwinist from Out wumeat. were put in repair, and everything but the therefore, ratherthan to acienre, that they houae wore a tidy appearance. Another ' look a* a guide; and while it is tho aim of provisions which required tU ukfaff of A Bbode Island jury has decided, in a Must men most rare, if at all, little by remittance cams, which paid for all the . such a Journal as this, to diffuse the an oath by all .foctors and ofore-holden., cbm where a drunktm man kicked at his link. And the investment is good acslock and left an overplus with which U> knowledge acquired tn the latter direction, declaring uuRificaliim and sscwmsuo un­ wife and, missing Bert killed a ehikl. that repair the house. Carpenters were busy, erdinp to tfie seewnf/ and not tbo rate per cent. The ' hsscc to be rich" has be­ it* highest value U perhaps a. a medium lawful, and also affirming that supremo trayed multitu-ios into doubtful Mcuritiea. foe tho discussion of the funner. slkguncv was due only to tho Vlritod Now and thru a great risk baa brought a It is never aafo to apeak too cotifiOrady great fortaue. but oftencr il hss brought uf the foture, but th ire are no rapgreat Now mark the fcsiucl In 1870, tho great ruin. As a rule, buiiocas sucres*-1' masons, to say the least, why tjurilst quar­ ooturo in doiug a safe, thorough, smaller ‘ ter uf tho current century, now just be­ “"".hX?"“THE WORLD." 35 Park Row, N. Y. ! ray wife, bow ahamefttlly 1 abased her I baiunra*. A low rate of intan-tt arcutnu- gun, slioul-1 not witn-sf. >^oater siegrec Il was not your Daurol that did it No, Istca raj-Mly. Better by far tbo old ftsb- uf prosperity ninuag American Faruivts, il was Hoakin'a aecunad rum! No won-,' aatonlahod Io see the Quaker ttrivfog an than ray former period in their history. der you were taken from me by those who, an cleg-nt horse and riding in a new buggy. Produ-iug largely in exure <>f th.' wants lured you and would riot ere you abasid. Hu received this short note onoday: of our owu (lepdation, we look fur a “I hart arrived all safo and auand. They won't hare itufm the bouse; they! market almad for iitir surplu*. And. on won't fot me Kre with you. «N<* a drop. Please go and get Mary and the children.' f ir yrors ■ w4 attractive. The tempta­ die average, this market seems dmlused to more. Draiei,' tiUpfei hciiee is mine egain. , r-;—* v'- rode over to foe next Mary', Other, awl in- tion i* to ran great risk* in tbc hope of incroua in quite a* rapid pace, a* our ‘Nat a drop more, Daniel,' till thcae broad 1 great and speedy gains. No man should means at taptAywt; it. The growth of acres are again in my pomuaoB and th* ’ risk all in one rrnUure. No u>ai> shi.uld wife rad childrco thu «rc living me in ’ have so many risks out a* to utxfengcr JI. Sailing iiromlly <m ti»n prat tn may !»■ grand when all is calm, but then: ia aefoty Help me, my God, IS all ibrae things ( srvarecmplMmd! I thank you, Haskin*, for U>m* woetfo. I shall not forget ' GREBLE & RUSSELL. CENTRAL HOUSE lio*‘tT* Sprit Shutout n/io S/ftjfni, Sr^yrs, ffn/lti Strut, StriiM Brut, Scir Sfo/fr fooj- V^riti, Ttn Tnnft, ^jlt tfousi ■L’S: - ■» errovitja s The Double Door Base Heating Acorn. Boiler Pinto Stove ML WMffl The finest and largest line of Ready M ade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd1 coats, pants and vests, and a line of Overcoats of al! sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Oyer • ■BSMB ONE HUNDRED CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. flSiw MADE TO ORDER, »-■ J. S.'GOODYEAR & CO. GILES, BRO. & CO. and BETA.I JEWELERS. AVHOLESALE -Surgical as! Methanal ENTIST; DENTIST Naskvift, Mickijai. ■ t- J- Cam®, S® al Ormfil HAVE YOU A DOLLAR? THE WEEKLY WORLD’ IMPOSITION HATED! COURTED �SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO THE OLD FOLKS, AND TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. itica, and if they are to show any vitality hanorfbrth it nut of uroasrity be in their own legitimate apher*, the social and intellectual improvement of them - For Vico-Presidant. JOHN F. HARTRANFT, of Pennsylranu. Subject to the dedeion of the Repuhli. can National Contention. Whatever difference Of opinions may prevail in regard to the general effect of “Honest money for all, and the amnorty debate, or even with reaped free t'chools for all. There tothowiadosX Mr. Blaine's original should be. no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tbc verdict that u a parliamentarian be tarian interferance which will hu evnijJeuly tnutered and dumbfoun­ ded the whole Democratic aide of the destroy the other.” Republican National Convention. Hoose. The moot skillful of their lead­ en are but children in hia hands.' This has been seen from the first, when he broke through all. their plans by bringing l the subject to direumioo, and it was con­ spicuously manifested in the dote of the debate on Friday, when he unexpectedly recovered the leadership on the floor, till be had accomplishad hia objects, whan he suddenly diamiacd the whole matter from the jurisdiction of the House, leaving the Democratic managers as utterly daahcd and bewildered as a lot of gamesters when the gu is turned out by the police. The use, too, which he rnado of hia brief mastery was singularly effective. He It would support him and leave to lay up for a rainy day. True, it would, but in New York it fa the merest nothing—it mraos starvation which fa not even gented. Why iait? The answer ia caay rnuugh. Tlie poor anfaM or laborer on *15 a week might live on it and eave money, if ho could get what he livre on at any decent price—but he don’t If potatoes are worth, we will any, *1 a boahd, by the bushel, what do you suppose the laborer pays for them ? Ha can't buy a boahd at once, for hia lit­ tle *15 won't go far enough. He has to pay *T for reel of hb rooata, which fo nearly half of hia income, for a place for him and his to live and sleep, leaving him *8 a week for food and clothing. Thia woald answer if be could only buy Ida food in such quantities, and at sfah places aa f<Hxl can bo procured at rva*.njble Wee. But he cannot do this, for he hat I speech, broke out with an expletive which it is not accessary here to repeat. “1 give 11 up We shall elect no 'Presi­ dent io 1876." Now it fa obvious that no such influences eould be sent forth to tlie country by a debate qjiieh was whol- town. dre-tsod in silk, trimmed with flowew, a wroth of orange Imd* and hslfoj»ned bloaaonte felling in a Ling rpray au her .boulders; a slender cordon of-pearly buds fentoottod to the waist, and caught to tho cult’ of the same flowers thst finished the J,‘ Cole &, Son TO-DAY S ADVERTT , The Qmodtan/fWrutrd , diets that “we have found at lit1 Aincricau novel.” The Louisville Cburler Joun^t _ •The^„d1n.u!'m.„t,. "W for by the political rgqniremeuta of th* country, liver eighty memben had ta­ ken their seal* among the propio'* Itepro.entativre who bad b<en identified with the cause of rebellion. Speaker Kerr bad recently amignod a maiority of the chair­ manahip* of hi* committees to the States which but a few yeart ago claimed to bo outaide of tho Union by amaalting its life. These cx *ccea*u:nuis were ronaoli- • Mfcr for Sate al (fee Lovsl Urm Rate not money enough. A Land of potatoes eoatt, we will say.*3.50,—should he buy aKirrel he would have nothing left for other artidas of foo<L So he buys a lialf peek of potatoes, for which hn pays forty cents, or at the rate of *3.GC> a bushel, in- WATER UK Shingles. Lath, &c. cost'bim only about St; ■ ton, if he could buy' a too, but he can't; he can buy a bushel, though, just enough to last him a day nr two, and for that the dealer makes him yay 40 or 50 cents, and when he hu to got a pock instead of a buabel. the ex- . . • •ewiir cn th* novri fa laid In sn English mlnl^^y end fruru the find po^e tu the tn term t la ouflagglA^ “* °“ Among other notable |«uera w. ^ARMER^VA?ATKJN,''’^g2 CALIFORNIA G«ono« E. W anixo. d*.rfpUv*JJ: THE FT NICHOLAS LIBRARY. Aud aa it ia with his coal and potatoes , so it ia with everything. He never has , money enough to boy anything in quan­ fere tho country with thsir confident de­ tity—he Hire, from hand to mouth, and w mands for universal amnesty, are actually amreqacntly, cimpclled to pay fiiur prices disfranchising and deposing wen whroe for everything. It- ia a decent fortune to chief offense is that they have been act- have a retail store in a poor neighborhood, iatoncs. Winslow ran away from Boaton ire friends of the Union. He pave, also, with *200,000 of othor people’* money, Babbitt'a cashier .teals *500,000, and now a distinct opovtunily to any Democrat in a young banker absroad* with all hi. ro» z-------- *----- »---------- — r~—r- — th.’ House to secure the amnesty of acme tomera' money. Thia last case ia a little j order to retain th* services of the South­ "49 cx-Confederates, by leaving Jeff. getting up in the world for a laboring man peculiar. The young man squandered it ‘ " Davis—whom they all pretend to care in Nbw York, unices a Wreak of luck all upon a woman, but who do you aupnothing about—just where he ia for the come*. Thia season hu been exceptional­ pote that woman waa? Why hia own present, and then bo offered to yield the ly hard, fur labor ha* been scarce and mothsr ' She is a very handsome widow, forty, who has * psaaion for fashionable floor tbit any Democrat might bring up wages corrospondingly low. How they life. The youot- man, her eon, is a weak, the Centennial bill—but the whole Demo- lire at all is more than I can undrntand. good fellow, who love* his mother—as cratic ranks were aa dumb as oysters very few ados do, and can refuse her noth­ ing. When be went into business for both propositioua' The livre of the poor .are hard chough, i Such uehicvenienta u these arc conatdI erably more than mere [lulumctitary flour- but they are sometimes followed by so tabes—they go to the root of a subject of miserable a death that it appears the rut significance to the people of this crowning mockery of a rekntkfi. destiny. I country. Mr. Blaine has thrown a flood Who realism tho pitifuloese of the abort noose full of serrauta, aho gave ele­ gant entertainment—she bought dia­ of light aercas a “ehasm" which it was fur and simple annals of the poor? Short and mond., and camel'* hair shawls, and, in the intcreats of the Democratic managers simple ? Long and bitter rather, for tbc short, she lived at a rate that made oil her । POLITICAL GRANGERISM ; North and South to keep out of view, and hours of toil are thrior u long as those of old friends turn green with ent “' J he will receive credit accordingly. Yea, ease, and life weighs heavier as it drags son, all thi* time was furnishing ™ . Wl stover else may be in or out of the it will bo said, but he hu hurt himself as its yean, along. One of three nd cave* the means for al! thia rxtraVance. knowing comior Presidential Campaign, it a very which often happen was toll last night at a candidate for presidency. It. would be evident that thane who expected a year or aafe to say that this language, nine times a happy tea table by a city physician. A two ago to control it,—the Graniren,— out often, tomes only from Mr. Blaine's pour woman who bad been a servant, went havcolrcody substantially disappeared from opponents. If It fa a question of mere to a dcror for help when far gone in con­ ututeurei, the man who has no difficulty sumption. He gave her medicine and told still kept up and make a respectable aMNr in outwitting the Democratic majority of her to come again the next dayk-Site BUmcri-nHy, and they may still exert con­ the House at every turn, may, surely, be came with the rest of his poor pourate, siderable influence of a beneficial kind, by lift to take care of hia own affaire, as tlie but while waiting wax taken with hemor­ bringing farmers together, promoting their. Republican party will take tars of its own rhage, and died in the lull. The doctor social and pecuniary interaU and fester- ‘ affaire in due season. a wow wragw vi sjuu rcuowe nas jusr We may remark, knew nothing of her but her name, not even her family or where she lived, and ing their pride in one's pursuit in which ; been Instituted st Saline. the fanners u a clasp hare hitherto been eaaily killed than othenC Throe who the poliocraan [aenl for to take charge of The police department of Grand Bap. ids last veer coal |1C,63G.40. ■oatewhat de&rtiro— In some parta of live on their dignity and their careful the remains decided, with the astuteurns The next term of the State Agricul­ the country oar fanners have been like avoidance of the rough struggles of life, of his cfoas, that it was a c»*c for the coro­ tural Collage begins February 23. ner, and the body must be left where it are peculiarly^ttndcr. Mr. Blaine i»2 «* there can Le no doubt, for as near as can The population of Michigan in shown eould not cvmo together to remonstrate of that kind ; he is u tough u he is active, lay, untouched, till tho next day. There be ascertained they had mighty little to by the new ecnsua to Im !,:«•,031. against taxation—They arc separated by and ha rerovero as vigorously a* he the poor gliastly blood-atained creature lay take away with them. The fine house | There w.re 3,429 births within the city in tho rigor of death, one would think not was dismantled, though th«r liad sold limits of Detroit during the yeaf 1874. wide spares from each other, and instead the object for a pleasant home. Think of quietly, all that they could without exciv of haring mutual dealings, their trade is Tha pin factory at Detroit will give it! The corpse lust to recognition, the ing auipieion. Curious rase! Men have employment io sixty men and ten girls almost wholly with other partita. In woman * friends, if she had any. uncon­ been ruined by women, times enough, but these regions, tho Granger movement hu One hundred buildings, coating 5410,­ ' who ever heo/1 before of that woman's scious of her fate, she lying an unwelcome 000, were built in Port Huron last year. ■ Mootapli.hd a groat amount of good by and Ipirrid apoetacle. the very spectre of Sixty two counties report to the Audit- I bringing into active association those who or General *423,033 liquer-tax collected. por^rty tlirust upon the kindnon and oomhare common sympathies and common The tenacity of tho New York Herald Only 142,000,000 feet of lumber un-| sold on the docks along the Saginaw nrin barking at the old third tens holo io amusing enough. . Virginia hu voted not to take part in the Cenbwn-al exhibition. The‘ Mother of th* phraicuas called in to ace the poor creature, looking at die corpse, sold, with a control the politics of the several States of Presidents" ha* become degenerate. barat of genuine feeling, “Poor woman, and of the Union. It got command of The House hu pas*co the bill repealing A large noniber of members of Con­ I can't pity you ; you are better off than I Legislatures, chose a Governor or two, am. He wu happy and aneveaaful—t.-? the law by which tbo postage upon tran­ gress express themselves opposed to the hanpy to make each a apeech out of idle sient uewspapera was doubled. There was latter, Mr. Booth of California, renuuns dirturbanre of the tariff’ to any important !e»ling. Yet no one who hoard it rould lens excitement, recrimination and bitter bothxLe high water mark .and the solitary doubt he spoke tho sincere feeling of hi. tevnam in the debate than had been expected. A H artford correspondent au-geeia moaamrot of Grangtriaoi as a political It waa made very clearly to appear that Heavy W. Lord haa sold his Orchard fora in the highest Mt of power, below Mark Twain for Mayor of that city. It the famous amendment waa attached to the Lake farm to Frederick Carlisle nf De­ the Presidency. We have lately heard in a jolly idea, and we shouldn't wonder troit for 155,000. bill In the Senate in th* closing hours cf , that the Granger, had had aachaucotsa in -f it worked well in practice. During tho Ute warm weather of Janathe tension, and the House adopted it un ­ Mr. Whyte, one of the Democratic ary a cnib-apple tree at Hnhbardston budohonaing ibe Lryialatare «fKentucky that der the apprvbeusion that it related to mcr lawyers enough could not be fuond in the Senator* from Maryland, has introduced chandiso alone, and not to all otb« third It ia said that the diamonds of a Mich­ ody to give t he proper political equipment to raaoliitioos into the Senate declaring thia igan lady are tho envy of all Waahington Judiciary committee ; bat beta ahow that since the increase of poataga the sodety thia winter. The celebrated ‘ Gray Nans'" bill, that to have been merely an accid ntal reHiram Carey of Newton, Calhoun coun­ revenue* from third dam matter have qualifying Catholic sister*'of the order to fidko off, and that the expenses at the De­ ty, raised 150 bushels of cranberries last year, for which he got *673. the rural population by the Granger set aa toebera .in the public eehoola. has partment have not been decreased. Jerne* Beard of Port Huron has fresh BoTvmeat. io which erm tbc Grangers been repealed by the New York legiriavic-plant growing in hia collar and can did not sympathise. ' In the greater part Perhaps Bea Hill will bo making an­ have pie plant pies every day. of the West and Northwest the political other speech by and by. An El Paw, III., Judge Campbell has baan chosen by tracts cf Grangerssi have been almost oorrnpoodent of the Chicago TrOmat th* law stadents ofthe Univanity to ad_ I_ whoUr obliterated. Sack a iMalt- wM nf February. write: “The rebel Gensral Hilfs speech dress them on the 22nd .IVA inevitable, uc* wily from ths feet that no fevoring the Hon. James G. Blaine for the E. M. Marbfo, of Ionia, ban been ap­ in Coogrcm hu had tbc effect here of Freddeucy. bringing back to the BepnNicsna in thia pointed assistant solicitor in the Depart­ The "Intw Almanac" for 1876 — an ment of tho Interior . at Washington. Important, cm impose itacl on the politics acction, a large number of Liberal and The expenses of the Upeer county of the whefc community, but from the exodfant political manual, as it always vras in soft wool goods, plain woven, bothi Independent vows. Among them might Mbar ubvioM flu t that the dabting in poli­ —designate-, pdrtioal jwrties this year aa light and durable, and vety wide, it will be mentioned prominent names, who have poor bouse have exceeded the appropria tiona until there ia a deficit of *5 *13. “ Bepablicnn" and “ Democratic," instead tics ot> the port of the Grangers wa* an be a favorite with ladire, as it fa sort to been, ths leaders of the Liberals since The salt blocks in operation on tbc Sag­ after tfe.rf.: and aspwries of intermeddling of “Liberal" and ■'Administration," aa in be with men because it fa so bright and inaw River turn out SOO barrels a day, pretty. could not bag receive the nation of and rejiort 150,900 barrels now on hand. It i> represented that the New York area then who were tempted into it by Smator John Sherman'a letter in fevor Robert Wheaton, an old pioneer of EaCity Republican General Committee is or of Governor Hayes as a Presidential can toe county, died Iasi weak at hia home in didate hu been published. While he Cheater. He came to Michigan in 1820. Of a Hke character, thought it arose ganiandin the interest of ox-Governor MofTito eommilteo of the Regent* of the sere naturally, wan the attempt of the _ garo his reasons for preferring Hayca, ho Graagvta tn eculrU the ndiroatl*. cf the candidate, and will tenure says ho erjuld hcartJy support any one cf University appointed to invwiicate the finance* of the laboratory have Lerun omtry. The managamcat of tho rail- I ” tho»e usually mentioned. He regard, the third term u utterly out of tho o Motion, tsreds bvLsrgvd to other* ae dearly aa th* ■an^r.-raest of their ferw bclragad to the farmer*; and tbc fact tliat the prud■aMoflkc latter were cairrxd over thaw dlnary traveler, but Tuft „t Intereat. It* social and Indu-trial aaoeet^ a collectton of REVOI.Y'TIONawr fcETiEE* a«kbif-h OF ILLS 1 IIA I ■•OLLtOw'l'.r> AHT1CLES OX AMERt CAR .Tta cludro William am xt.r. -.1 good things for everybody .and we advise everybody to lake it thia year. It will be specially valuable in thia (.'eutenuial year. Its circulation, which ia a hundred fo!>t greater than the majority of other journal' entitle* the publisher* to supply the Am-r- j lean A^ricaltaritl at the very low rate <.f I • 1.60 a year, pout- mA or four copies for 15.40. Take our a-lvics and send for it New Uut, and ail point* lu Southern to the publishers, vis.: Mcsara. Orange and Central Mlnnes>*ta. Its Green Btiy and Marquette Line Judd Company, 2-15 Broadway. N.w | I* Uie only line for Jaxbivtu-S, SSS this little book, light that the bi_______ The complete list will be sent you free of jxetage, upon receipt of twenty-five eenta. Adlrera. F. W. Helmick. Pub Ifaher, 278 W. Sixth Street, (’ineinnali, Ohio. N. B.—This list oUj rontaina a full de­ scription of genuine Bank Notes. b*Ctaairt la January aata rwosiM taraub ihrva MBb«n: “Joti of Iceland," by Bayard Taylor. AdaUchaMte-vMd Stary »r no IretaaU.r bey a carsre, MO- nf taei.teol., wblrb could ti*-pcn la ao otbar country, an1 rraphlralj, tau.JIr. . 117 ‘ - .1. IS- • , uSi .ilrawl ___ JOHN STANLEY ! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. QlCKFOpj) , A™MATIC 'Knitter tfnwoa, •J0”0/* —''■•i-**-*** ium nev. ww art!Eggleston paper, lnnirTj „ prw>lMd. via.: Astbosomt roa Torse Fours (AV/Varlee); Caarrsas o- wr.—— <•---------- j cisco trtHec, 121 Montgomwy HimtCblcun TtekM Oflkw;15 cSklSEk under Hhcrman House; corner Pan a I and Madteun Street; Klnxte Depot, corner W- Kenxie and Canal H,rr$ De,tot. romer and Kenxie Sin eta. ( lnformaUon not attalna- NEW SONGS; AUTHOR THE WEEKLY SUN. STANLEY. READ THIS and be happy again. ONLY 1 Grat taflisi >1 priK I 45 DOLLARS! Fo r What? The New Improved Back-Feed FURNITURE, MN*ri8«*La«i±,nas,fc a eperoh which has never been equafod in any delate that hu arisen out of the qmM»o of tha lot* war. I thank God w*tare mMfoOmgrem U4. Md determined to meet these fire-oaten cf the South and the ropperb-sad. of the North in debate, and vindssto the Unital sad its We begin tn January “Philip Nolan's Friend," BT CDWABD KVKBETr ItAI» ‘1’hla <■ nn __ 8 dght tezre, and still nekhar roods nor the people arc actfo&d. In other State* the only reWfrom ba^lfa, fowfolatiou fo is tha general disregard of it It fo possi­ ble that our railroads aa a whole a* anatkmd inicreat, may not be managed with that Skill sad judgm.nt of which they are soaceptlMe, but the above feels .how that tho desired refovi can hardly come FLORENCE SEWING IACHISK �Th« Rjirdwi-ic^i* B\|ip*g EX-VICE PRE: hamioouto, aad wore fwnmhsd by Mr. 8. Mualiaar, ut ^ackaoa There ware about ; sixty to a*r«nty auaks ia the ball, among ' Xsw ■■InvaalifSUrr' b aaamlag aa aaroani the n<*t attractive of which ww noticed ■[ ut drrofaae* la whteb a* reanm aekaawlsdf* ••re tUna of Mb. Maris S. Uhl, a riA kb right. Ttoro b • Mb dariaratba >f gremtrilk trimmod with gold Imo sto, rifhl* la Ihb ewoairy aad wbtek h bate I* reprreauted “Kri." th. godde. rf liberty great «*te*m by th. lahabbaai. itoraaC sad, wh**b at tmU.ro ■•Ikvaatlgarsr ' roca*Uaa.'ly of Ireland; th* daughter uf th* regiment ramte l. a* a« th* Frorth *f J.iy, JroUr>.< by Mim Mattia L Uhl rm * boaallA,] tho right* .ad privfhgre ut lb* Asatat Hiami ecrrect eoaUtma, whiter Mi*a Eua Aldin wore the cresum* of Dian, or the Gixldem of U anting, a aptendid gnwn vriret profnady trimmed with .wan. down tod silver lace making an etegut sppaarTO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Hopkins & Barnes exMtion one of the । largest Stock °f Fancy Good# ever brought to this City which tee Offer to the public cheap jor Cash, ff'e'havc, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary* Perfumeries. Toilet Sets- fie., fc- Give us a call. , I Have on PICTURES 1 PXOTTrMSSL I am now all .km- ia th* Photopnpli buaineaa, aad a I have made trraa|rementa to inenue my halitra tbr doinaibetter wvrk lhaa c.rr, all should mD and get a negative taken. Tho sapmority of my work ia th* pat is a saft- uh Ambaaamlorby Mr. A. W. Parker, »n Ancient Knight by Mr. X M. Btmby • • Seoul. Nobluma. by Mr. L. L. U»»; Eogiwh Lord* by Near* J. Doxey and Wm. Finley. Th* French Ofierr of Lafayette tins** by Mr Own. S. Daria, j the Comie Negro by Mr. Burt Tiakter• John Chinaman by Mr Cha. Hotohkim; Comic* by Man Frank Barna and I. F. Makepeace Indians by Mr. O. M. A*. d«r*oti, L. a Osborn and Theo. Gewebwind; Cfowna by Mount Subbin*, Rich and OraM, and many laughable raatuna uf rariou* kind* by ladia and gcutl-men SCHUHERCOLFAX Hopkiiis & Barnes. Hastings, Dec 15. 1874. rrolk ssd .roro mul> Ik. Arod uuU., —m . ,.U> .ord.*., I. roi draaasmaate. .. rorolTOal Mlroau wl>. ‘““Iriu th. •■sHmh.n, Ws will send the MICH REPUBLICAN Grand Rapids LOUISVILLE WEEKLY CUURIKR*1 JOURNAL tuual price 92.00, pootaga prepaid on both paper*, fur on* year, for WEEKLY EAGLE WEEKLY COURIER-JOURNAL j $1.50 fflffll WEKAI mu re 8 1 th* NATIONAL Th* i* gtuut FAMILY NEWSPAPER. It wiD. on Decamber | 3let, 1675, dbtrihnu impartially 910,000 ia valuable prmcota among it* subscriber aad every jrahuerjpriouasnl through a win b* rntitlad to a roourred and num bered receipt fur thia distribution. ■'rood ua 93.00 and gn both paper* acaltrialittd aasugb to bammis aubjrel I* th* ba ut gravitation aaSeivatly. la hat* irtuic I «d him la ihit mun-laav iphrre. but would J Obituary. Kadtlty ut HatUaft. Ttaatblp. Ml from chair, ihb merniag and hr;kt bar ana Ht hike rear aStr Dr. CjJaba. wha lmm*d For Kansas and Colorado The Atchiaoo. Topek* and Santa Ft Rail? road from Kama City and Atchison oa the Miaoari river, via Topeka, th* Capi­ tal of Kansas. and the Umutiful Arkansas '’alley to the Rocky Mountain* The shortest route to Pnel.l.; the Gaaad Canon, Colorado Sprinp, Nanitoo, Pika Peak, and al) plsroa <_f o*to in the mountain rt P>®« Tiro tarorite route to Ibnrrr and all pointe in Northern Colorado. Th* bat route to Southern Colorado, New Maxims and Ariaosa Th* only direct The Best and Cheapest! S35ft; IOWA AND NEBRASKA, I will tret tptak ut a debating trebly wUUh ha* recently be*a vrjaalixi. aad OMwIarabla taleal dbpbyad up*a th* part ut the ,p**k. tro Seat way ut tutor Oraagavllte cantata* <>a lariisiba of trot. H<r**aalmrg. ut lbs eelebralej Grwl IUrld* Commmial G>lbgs, as utssdr 1 ths tertar* fists last Friday erasing. by Mr* Uttmtn. ut Bssus, oa HASTINGS f. bruOman a son, $10,000 GIVEN AWAY broke up about throw o'clock it was unircrenDy acknowledged that it wa> ooe of th* moal enjoyable tad reayectable enter tainmanta evyrnfottsn up in this efts. Local fillies Jlttici? ilktaliiitn 1 Imtfl Bw 8. 8. a NOTICE! rwsCTtfu FARM FOH SALE I Wagons and Buggies 50 ARE IMPROVED Um punhuvd lb* tURteaal Ratal ut Cha*. VaaEsrry aad b rapmaiisf. aad farauhlag Ike Ilsurs UtresfUiro' lit iat«ad> aukiag tbt Hsus* la all lu apartmsat* 500 CORDS WOOD. List of Patents. 500 cords of 16 inch stove wood for sale at fl.!5 per ', cord delivered. C. F. DWTGHT. I ABRAHAM. LINCOLN STEBBINS'BRO’S Keep It. Waahiaf Mashia*. L Hall. Fly-mlb. Matt Ftp* Thlmbb, J Hall. Laptev. Apparama Ibr DasiMiiiaf Iron Oro. A •tally vvary aaUter. will ba la altsadastaa. Tkktu aajy Wmtu . U b with .aaUoyrl pleasure that as aa-j sMtualhaAUtelaaaiteaey. Ora. Baglay, baa sedavad a paadaa ta bane ter Mr. WhUa. wb* Where you wul Had nil kinds of mm itM TICKETS 50 CENTS. NO HALF PRICE. Grain, Flour, Provision* and Country Produce, Of every Description which we mn aril cbrai-i'thim any bona ■ |r> Bar­ ry County, for U>«we realms: Irt. Itoraiisn w» haw no rent to pay. XL Iteuamar wo Baks the mo.t of our roods ourwlvsa. ' kd. Becatme we krr;> U>r brat of work- The people of Barry County to under­ stand that by a mistake in an order, they bare tent ns 40 dozen ----------------- — but Will Hams, says he can sell them Cheap John H. Wendell & Co,; to get them cleared out. Weil they sent us a double order ol Flour, Drain, Pork a Sasdt. B4.»M CROCKERY too. but Dun says it it going to be u good winter for Young Folks to get married »nd [go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap ___ n nd elose it out. ■■as- _ _ — .--------- �LANDS Forth Double. 5S oT'rnw'rvsi Remember the Lecture by Ex-Vice President Colfax at Union Hall. Tuesday Evening February 8th. The Wool Businessof the Yatr. BV Lawson’s Curative the banning of the yoar, dealer* gon*rally were Lopefol. They had straggled through the reaction from the speenEdra of 1871 and 1872 th* panto of 187&aid the debilitating influence of th* latter thnsngbout 1874. Mraufactunra had agreed upon concerted action in regard to lb* Moppan of a port ion cf tbeir machiare nr, (thereby U Imo the accumulation of th* mxagtsrlure-l article l,M^e rag? the money market extremely «n*y aad prospects generally fail for a rcmuneratiT* Lusiaeas. Price* until about July ooatinuod withuat variatwa except for medium wools and choice numbing selections, which adrsiiced about five per rent At the opeuing of tho clip a few heedlem opera­ tors started in the country *l 45 eta., but finding Ih.nuolres alone withdrew with their eartly purehM sod prism Stelly 3ES& C AGISTS WANTED FOR THE ENTENNIAL HISTORY*™ U.S. Thw sre*t UurwA la U* MUI hlrtan •« The plants best suited fur flowering ia Winter may be divided jn*o Jwo ~l*nrr Finn, those requiring a moderate temper ataro, rt nigin, my an .vnn*. cf fifty degrerw. Whether th* plants are grown in th* parUr'or sitting room of a private dwelling, er in a grwnboimu especially eonstructed fur their culture the roadsttons aho-ild be as neoriy as possible the aom* ; that is, uniformity uf temperature ranging from 45° to M«, aad an amid ance of dry atmosphere; it i. easy enough in the gruenhouso to get a proper­ ly humid atmoopbere by sprinkling the paths with water; but in a room in tbc dwelling house, the only thing that can aourre of best If plant* are kept in a •itting room or parlor, an East. SouthEart or South aspect should ba chosan. ITrats of the dun that may k pm at an average temperalur* of fifty degreea. are Axaleu, Abutil.xu, Ageratums. Car- I nation*, Cineraria*, Catalonian, Jmnunc*. Cajw Jeaaaminre, Cameliaa. Calite. m Mists-j <£• it*u >1 • MmM. mM < «*M. th tear la FOR SALE at THE 8( MICHIGAN -» CENTRAL RAILROAD. TIIyTF. TABLE. sMtr-Ju*' HAIR Sa® MICHIGAN AND- THE SOUTH •*•*•** ***"' “•*<Ls4 1 Ku’-iywtt'.'ss.-irtsa u ■I?."•■*£“<•»!«*« P»r»rti«a.ialrwaril Every year inerra't ■ the |-oi>isbrity ■ "".'... J.n -V..I’..*.ft"' P'.".r! of this vnluaUo Hair Frv]<r.ratlun; । which l» due to merit alone. Wc can J a^tiro uur old patrons tli&t it i« kept , fitllr up to It* high standard; rod it I *tk is the only relialde aad perfected'prcp-’ I £ ? aration for restoring t'»nav on Facets 1 *<• । Hant to it* youthful color, making it soft, lustrous, on 1 riiken. The walp, | *“■ by its use. Iwcomea white nnd clean, is*. It remove । all eruptions and riaadruC f and. bv it* tonic properttc--, i rerrnM -r c ............... .•.......... I IlSllf: I=i‘i8 ;:HK* insSS’i of the country, though still depreeasd, show signa of improvement and w« think the Centennial odebratiun will give a stim­ ulus that will more than eompesuate for he disturbing influences of a Presidential eteeliou. . , Iths* lean plainly dctacartrsted that tho woolen businea* has been overdone. The failure* of really competent manufac­ turer* ha* shown the fact that the prodnetioo of goods i* really ia exeat* of the wants of the country,' aad many of the mills will barn to stand idle until an in creased demrad again rtart* their looms in action. Tho*e who hare waalhered the sWrms, farced h* they hare been by sharp •ompetitiouMlS diversify their productions . and attain greater perfection in fabric, will obtain the reward their skill and perrertranre deserve The acijuisttion of so much woolen ma­ chinery hy one of our wealthy merchant* will have an important influence on th* general buaineu of manufacturing, rad we fin Warn Jiciffi & RAILIOAD. • ISMJ*'. *»J •— •» *ICWT^'I IxsfexipsiESTC: Remember the Lecture bv Ex-Vice -President Colfax at Union Hall, Tuesday Evening Vnk....... O.k * Plants in Winter. i HtErtrxsdxaH'u.sfj SfeSmMftSSjSKE real demand, stocks were considerably re­ duced, and dealer* finding that their new suppiire ccwt more than the wools ttey Lad sold, endrarcred tu obtain an advantc, bat pureharera being unwilling to arced* to their .views, trrulc bad been restricted during IXrembcr to a few caah buyer*, who ha*b quietly jucaad up raeh parcels aa th* tertis or fears al acIIcti might threw on the market. Tfw [w*t six month* have teen mart dmetrou. to dealer* ca account of th* failure i'f several manufacturing concern* who having struggle! for several year* against an inevitable fate—concealing »uccreafttlJv their real condition—have finally iocrumbed with huge liablilia*. rad *WKt* comparatively nothing. The heavy Um from this so-inx. and the unrcmunerative Mate of buaineaa, have brought on disaster to a few dealers in different markets, but we beiftree three experience* have brought about a ckxur scruluiy of credits, reduc­ tion of expanses rad general Letter besiUM* uuaagetnent, and that tho wool trade starts ou a o«w year in better *hape to WUteeutea -ac-.-vsifiil Vusinews than ever Immense Success. BL.* • ihuaUr pijMr. h wUl n><rrit>a *> Four •Il “•'"'"‘ "’••Ir’uLS'sr tlre.GT i m-uum r*a wtarirrtL 1 rti FTiJtftjrt’trauH.’Sxs;-; SUE Bucking-hams Dye SSSfiS lS*'»B|,a "rtiaU **7 **’” J,'**. *T _’1H*" IS" »»rth frost *«*r *r th/ <i'«ri 11**11.* ■■ tai XAWSftf j±ssw»-*a£rs directly Remember the Lecture by E*-Vsc«. .President Colfax at Union Hall. Tuesday Evening Ro*cn, February 8lb kx), Naherniaa, Primula*, Stevia*. Violet*, and th* various kind, known as greenhouse plants, whieh, together with Manufacturing in the W**t. the abor* named, are fully dcscrilwd in I >he flouruts1 ।catalogue*. 'v / roiuire aa average tewperalan; If^aixty . £biw to gw mors Air the prudaction uf degree* at night, the range of which, (he Western £>nn, will be answered rarely and practically by building up masufachowever, may occasionally run fraai 65* ' turitw in the Wot, aad no* no certainly to M’ without injury. Of three we othervrf- ^**‘7 1’oabel of our aurpltu name the following: Begonia*, Bou product!- na which are ahipped to coovardtaa, ClcnxLndron, Euphorbias. Epiphyilnma, Fuchsia* Hriiotropea. 1‘oinsrt- ramere in the East, or to the aeaboard for exportation, coeta the WcaUrn producer te. Rcoco, (three will do in cither tern, . »Learr tax for tnmiportation. Suppose pmature), Tuberoora, etc. Th* rxAsoity by building up manufacturing in the for this difference- of temperature is not • Wert by which we owatc a community absolute, as many plants ’will do partially ,of consumer", wc are enabled to sell a weO in either; bat we make this dirtini large part of our surplua at home, thus tian a* a guide to three having a chuee , we aavc not only tmnaportation on thia, of tempcraiurrs, in order that lin y may but , oa the manufactured artielea we uac, select the plants that ar • brel adatHed to , th* one at command, in a rr-wnhotw, aWhal jrc nred to do ia tn naaraftetan to by* 6«. there is ,rappfy ourown ntoMarica, and feed th* often a difference of five or ten degrera ,operatives in the mills and -shop*. We between one end and the other; in such i hare the raw material in the greatwit a case tl>e plants named in the first dare abundance „ for manufacturing, and we mu-X be plan*) at the cool end. and thovc .produce a great surplus to feed with. of die aroood dam at the other We wut to take a mor* practical, eom. One of the most troublaiome pert* of ,tuou MOST view of our tronblm than we plant* grown in tire greenhorn-, or ■itting ihave, and that don? Wu shall find th st room, in Winter, la the aphis, or -green ,the trait lies mure at our own doom than fly,' aa it is termed ; we have no difieuky -ww had nmpwteO. Kvwy town in the In grttwg rid of ft la th* greenhouse, >WonL suitably situated tor Krttc kind of when itkaeperate from the Uwae.- .aU f Hearth and ■RAND RAPIOS DIVISIOM. Home Thr RrllaMe Short I.lir SISSI UriM AND OETOOIT YOUNG MEN. ktiswKwa iki.es n. irsr-LS, lU XBr L. 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Bent about Andersonville, he would read -fleta Ute of and thereby left ua to the dread mcmuSv ofsupplying prisoners with each medt cine as could be jmprovised la the Con­ Utitifft firof S/iiL Scittoif rpVo Sr^yrs, tjylf 'StiDt, Slnqij Bills, S«v sreX» f’®T *4'iF£'t«z Ttq Tqqft, qjlo tfouse ed the Union rille. taken while the gentleman now on trial before the orantry waa -in prison, without a hearing - and without tho opportunity ytf a hearing. If these Fun/liniiilq IjooDS. Englishman Abu the Celebrated Diamond Tootii, Silver Steel Mr. Platt declared, as living within thirty-six mUa of Elmira, that the statementswere unqualifiedly frlae. Mr. Hill replied that he did not say the CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. man, woman or child, North or South, CROSS-CUT SAWS, “sS n>>«t adroitly tnultilatnl. Which are guaranteed to cut fifty per cent more wood - than any other Saw in the Market. PARTNERSHIP- House will bclirvo him—exhibited th. Has tho Largest Door of any Store in th? Market. . «a nreeaealr. »»« WM. BURGHER. WM. UPJOHN, DR. C. RUSSELL, Prices Lower than Ever Before in Barry County. Kg@3KL CHAN. II. BAUER. SPfflL MWW WRIGHT k HOLBROOK- A firrt-claas ‘TAILOIl from Detroit, Vx-1 pected aoon, when we shall be prepared to furnith the bett of Clothing MAJDE TO ORT>rcn, »n l !’ rf-rt fits guaranteed, nt the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block, Hist- j inga, Meh. /) high uffic GILES, BRO. & CO An addjticnal horticultural building ia win not. month of August, 1864, finding that the federal government would neither axand the confederate government, finding McClellan from before Richmond, in which be sail that tho crowning glory of the soldiers was thrir humanity to the in August, 18&I, that Ifihc 'xrfi. an equivalcoL That prpnarition was communicated to the federal authorities in .\ugqn, lnu4 was not answered until Ikccmwr, 1864, when some thipa were sent to Savannah. The record will ahtw that the chief suffering, the ehiof murtali ty at An*lcrMinrl11e was between August and December. 1864. We sought to sllay that suffering by asking you to Iiail quoted yesterday u authority against Mr. Daria, had states that the humanity coming year rceound with eulogy of- the men wlio founded the Republic, but thcao Mr. Hill also. another, encouraged by their impunity, nipted in 1863, and that the federal au­ thorities refused to continue the exchange jtry nr.n tr.e growovt |<rouuuons ano ‘ frauds on tlriv District after the chargre tod Icen made and while they were pendling. Ira (Mr. Hill) wai ncithcx the aq- 1863, to *oaw to Washington and cons I tbur nor the disriplins of such pcHtiosl with the federal authorities in regard ■ logic; but if the gentleman’* (Mr. Blaine's) J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. bad been broken by the federab und^r certain peetencre. In 1864 the prisoners of St Bartholomew, nor the thumbscrews were aromulating on both sides to suet and engines of tartdre of the Spanish laan extent that Mr. Quid tqadc another government would demand, and to renew politician over there. Tbs gentkman Bu', mU Mr. Hill, what jxxsr Wire (Mr. Hatt) Bays be lira thirty-six miles ' within two hours of his execution would from Elmira. Perhaps he could have not ray for hi. life the gentleman from | Maine says to ihu country fur the sake of I keeping hi. party in j.iwi-r i Sensation). lure to say that if the smaUpov was at the prison eamp no one could have got him nearer than thirty-six mile*, lie is a wonderful witness. (Laughter.) But it is Iris life was never guilty of wilful murder. not e-pul to the mutilated evidence which Mr. Hill went on to argue that on the the gentleman from Maine introduced i l-.glc of Mr. Blaine'* speeeli—holding Mr yesterday. We know how | I• ivis rr.tMiaiblc for the acts of Mr. I Winder—President Grant might be held in 'federal hands if we choose to tell. responsible fur the acts of McDonald and Joyce, and he asked whether Mr. Blaine ni.-ant to establish a rule of constructioB iliac would authorii.- th<! country to ar their toes froicn off and their teeth fallen out, Bqt tho groat qqmtinu is at last. Who waa roponaible for that sLatn of , »|..n«ibl.>, he .-uked, fur Credit }|i.bilier, things ? and that is really the only impor­ tant question. Mr. Hill wont onto dis- different patterns of imported and domestic ■ Franoseo from Yokohama brought the THE CAATXL OF EXCUA<<<1E 170,000 ‘•Mr. Schade. you know that I bare The finest and largest line of ReadyM ade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and-vests, and a VERY yiXNFXS line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. LUCIUS RUSSELL, Maine fool, clothing and everything that ru । |-.<ul, had not produced a single atrocity. । Even on tho day of hi* execution Win ! h.-id,bcen ofictt-l a cummutation of his •..•iitcnce if be would implicate Mr. Davis. Confederate pris ONE HUNDRED V9TICB OF TH that the percentage of deaths w ■uppruaol attletacota, being that hometickncM and disappointment among tho priwiiien had bo n morn datructive of life ' than any physical cause. During the It is the Handsomest and Heaviest Boiler Plato Stove Manufactured. Centennial Nolet. tchaage in 1864, propewing iidc should aeud rurgroos to firijgatc aulhorilias, That report had. in the bands of tho Judge Advocate, been mutilated, and Dr. Jones had called the Tho OdEtAJNfGHSR : ' In thia conncc- STOVES: The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, T. J. WILBER. IVMgMT, Mr. Hill—Willi *11 due deference to GREBLE & RUSSELL. . . . - . WHOLE NO. 1028. only tribunal that would give an impartial Judgment—huncat poat.riiy. In the raoitttiona pawed by the fnlera] prisonCT* at Andersonville oq the iftHh of Sep­ tember, 1864, in which all duo praise is given tho Confederate government for •issssrs^'tesws! " TN 4 AC W. V KOO MAN. JEWELERS. terras in twenty penitentiaries. (Laughter). I would believe horror* in fin-fed oo ournrisooca—I quote rre at Andersonville, a* contained his very language—“The Inhumanity of resolution, in preference to the liticiahs L)What Not. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. C. G. HOLBROOK, JEIJC.G’XINr HOWARD WATCHES. SALISBURY k BROSSEAU. ; Speech of Mr. Hill, of Georgii, on tho Amneety Bill n. F. 8TEINHOFF *- Hou. Henry S. Randall, of Cortland, found in any cirilited country. He (Mr. Hili) acquitted flcncral Grant of com­ Gtnrox Wells. plicity in the wjtrtkcv frauds find the iiegretary of tho Navy. rcvenun frauds, and the (acta acquitted The next effort in ths same direction Mr. Daria of eon^ilicity with any atrocity was made in January, 1864, when Mr. ant where. * Robert Ould, Confederate Agent of Exlech - subjects ? ehsnge, wrote to the Federal Agent of all thews appeals resisted T Whr did the Exchange, proposing, in view of the diffi- federal authoritia refuse to allow their requested to bring a biographical some individual whom, memory w which it is provided that the rations for prironera of war shall be the some in quan­ tity and quality at those furnished to en­ soldiers while pris listed men tu the Array of the Confeder- National mu-rut change prisoners man for man a fur efioer ? Why did it refuse which -------------- ——- a autes nMoa and Parior Clocks of every Description. Tho House then procresled to the eon Watch Material* and Tool* for Jeweler*. I ailleraiioo of tho Amnesty bill and «o The gentlcouii front Maine had gone Ivory .as visklag CHICAGO shroM »' «r Wi.wi.luns.-l ami .xaudhe -or r»d. , G'0^'4. , J1' far m to say that Mr. Daria had sent Q* • it on tlie part of him- ml Winder u> Andersonville for the pt XXSfaa* from thn South to rc- Sitiicai ui Kechaiital DENTIST HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? FOR ONE DOLLAR We will send, Fost'pnid THE VIIKLY WORLD! OTSTE • Swarr’s liciipi- ................................................ Mtca healthy locality, > with plenty of pure nothing but the country and the whole water, a running.) stream and if possible country, and turning their bach* upon all >hade trees,,and in the immediate neigh­ borhood of grist and sawmills. Th’t, ho mid, did not look like organising a den of Imrrora. Mr- Blaine bad Mid that no acknowledged leader of the Republican party in the House, and was tho aspiring federal authorities had suffered, but that 1863, ahaU he presumed U> have entered the territory of the Confederate States leader of the Republican party of the (.•ratify temjqated. |f Blessed Everett Hak's sioey of Philip Ntdwj Mr. Garfield, ofOhio, ari front what book be was n» Mr. Hili replied that the .tut k. ... —<■ ter- —"I"""THE WORLD,” 35 Park Row, N.Y. the Republican rida.1 field whether be would DONE at this OFFICE IMMSUWN^TED! ‘MtlJkwu party. With I with intaUigeuee disfra DR. Confederate ron. Ths New York Tnl™, in 1864, refcring to the oocurreoca which I have related, sap—I suppose you would beIhrvetbe Tricot ia 1864, even if you do rian* Criitofjro Colombo. A very Lai not believe it now. (Laughter.) acme and rorr.modioiurtroiucrbM In August the rebels offered to renew » 'k< the exchange man for man. General Tliat every person protending to be a Grant then telegraphed tha following iin soldier or ofiour of the United 8tai«. portant order:—"It is hard on our men the South will never again seek held in Southern prisons not to uxchsngs iuiquitioi . _ __ i_ i- .1.____1____ r__ --- -------- which were haling should bo reopen­ ed ; that the pamioBv which were ahall by huslicd should be infiausreL He (Mr. Hill) wished the House to un priron bad kradly told him that be would dmtand that he and hja aMoe|atca did not put him < 0 Andersonville fare, and would not allow him to buy anything. He (Mr. Hill) only got rdearod from that imprisonthey felt it their imperative duty to vindl- Hot*l> FDTE PRINTDIG the YEAR. DENTIST ItaMle, contribute to the Exhibition, it wu *n- wilhout ffsad.' �worttouyhthlW-. the tight that ram. into tbe world. Rewder, you ran Pi Lack, to tbe dark agnt of tbe old world, and you can furui an idea uf tile great LrosSl that Sir—In reply to an article in the B*X we hare derived from th* Grapd of our ; , Kin. Drwmbev UP, IH75, on “The Theory Lord and Master. Tl;c word of Jren-j lUTtAxp, Barbt Co.. Mfeh. Mb. Etnrva: We Invite tbe attention nt it. * to HCBIUXKB’H Moxtuit dfan-cdly rank, an-.ingj ***** tee r,t”on‘^U WOULD. *-r T*| Tb« pa|H-re Illustrative m Sreurry. which have apuL*J'Sta» page., au,nn; whirl. <k “The Wonder. «,( the and the -Grau-J (V.nnn have won M<fa-«ptead admSf'k' both rides of the Atln • ‘ Great ttouUt*' artiekv. wi& ।xL T"L;r-sriv;*'’r’- 1|1V' Lres“reX** book torn In tilth Grr« BdiS** America. For th' omlne veo/.?.** ><««<>« plan, ths.. majmdne wUl b. Vular^T^i tfij for it Iras brought light 'in the land, and There has been an epidemic of crime srithin the past woek, tbe prevailing characterirtie of each case briag bold-blooded ctuohy. The city was shocked by the ■Mrtdcr of a young jgiri by tbe Jew, Rubeustein, under pocnilarly revolting cir eamatanaw, whkh was followed by the alaugliier of Simmons by Fuchs.. This ease is the most horrible on record. Th.- ■ ‘ liberty to the enslaved. And how cm the Christian profcrairs throw this’ light ajything tlioy find themselves widely apart. The inflaiionirt* want one thing from thrir children ? Finally, they will ami the hard-money Democrats want an * I take iau' on their amtwers to religion i lose the whole word of God. I do not other, and both want to lake posocaafan of J and morality. I ray that it ahould bo think they have rightly conridcred what tlio Government by electing a Democratic c taught in our publio schools. Aswadaim they are doing. They are falling lock to President next year. The pt ogramme that 1 to be good people wo ahould use all our , will unite the two elamca by deceiving worship the unknowing Gods. They will nnd liocdwinking'bodi, and in thia way ’ endeavors to te^-h and direct tho ruing . Have to take the prioK's word for granted, fbrnuh sumo hope <;f political weecra, is * generation in the eoorao that would prove ar not take anything. The light will be a blessing ia this and the ftiture world. ' murdered mau was made drank, ao drank We have er.t our channels by which know)- jput out of the world, and it will be in a a* to be nncunsckius. Then hi* murderer edgu may be conveyed to every individual fit Mate of affaire tor deairaction, » in old driiberatriy ehoppod his head off, .nd cut­ of our mighty papulation. Il remain, for times. “As the twig u Ixmt, the tree is ting his body into smsll pieces, baked the For Preridcut. There were the usual number of failures ua, by means of these very channels, to inclined. " The doctrine wss, before the moat of it in a cook stove till it could not coming of oar Bind Saviour, very ranch RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. be distinguished from any other moat. He this week, aad some of them unusually instil into crety bosom an unspoken revugly. Sixty bouara well known io trade crence for the principles of right Having dwfigured, and in a great measure lost had got the body almost fioiahod when ho went under, some, large and some small. among the soul of men. wsa interrupted. The head and one leg The list showing all that all branches of gone tlnu far. we must go still farther, for Thus, have I ycdcavorcd to place io r remained, and by these the erime was dis­ -------------- ‘ One leather houro we must be aware that the tenure by JOHN F.-HARTRANFT, plain and'coaspicuuua light, sime of the which our liberties, are held can never be covered. The only motive for this horri­ The Baltimore Oazrtte, looking at the secure union moral keeps pace with intel- peculiar excellencies of tho Christian re­ dilemma and scrips'the difficulties and ble crime was the displacement of tho leetiul education. It is our imperative ligion. And from henre, many useful daugera of adupfifig any definite policy as murderer by the murdered man from a reflecti ius will naturally arise in tho doty, therefore, to cultivate the moral llie exjonentof Domocratic faith, suggest* situation worth 11.W per day. . . Fuchs, cliaraetcr of our people. The means by mjbd of every attentive render. Il i* tbe whether it would not bo best, on the tho murderer, is a low German, and as whieh this may be effected, wo have in rev.gion of Jaras that bath removed idola­ whole, to do nothing, and taka the bawds complete a brute as was ever suffered to *>f the purely poaire attitude. Wo quote “Honest money for all, and our own hands, We hare a book of tried try and superstition. and brought immor­ 7 Ac Gautte u.< folio wa ■, fret! schools for all. There live. JIo manifsrta no fading in the mat­ efficacy, a l>ook which contains the only tality to light, when concealed under tbe ter, and does not seem to realise that he ‘‘We begin to believe that the beat thing should be no inflation which It that Coogrewi [namely, the Ikmocrabi iu suocoaiful appeal that waa erer made Io veil of darkncas'almtet impenetrable. lias done anything especially wrong. Ou will depreciate the one nor sechas set the grvst truths of religion in a, Cungrva*] can do with die quroticn of tbe contrary, he was rather pleased when to procure in New York this year than terian interferance which will taken to jail to And himsdf the object of erer before. The increhant finds it better clear and conspicuous point of view, and finance ii to du nothing at all. A* it stonibi, tho Republican party of the last to have his gomla in his warelwux, than to destroy the other.” proposed new and powerful motives to in­ Congress is naponribic fur die Rrsumpso much notice. Cto*e on the heels nf bare them reatterud over the country in fluence our minds and to determine our tion Act. I<et ft have all the glory of ft; thia atrocity waa the more titan terrible tho hands of men who may pay or may conduct. Nothing ia enjoined io be be ­ the Holy Scriptures. That the truths of and ao far aa it is unpopular that party murder of an entire family on Lung Inland. not, as they think best. Bring roar money the Bible have tho power of awakening an lieved but what is worthy of God. Noth­ An old man named Skidmore, with three kitcase mural feeling in man, under every ing to be practiced but what is friendly to others, laborers, etc., lived in an out of the variety of character, learned or ignorant, man. All the doctrines of the goepeijarv way place near Deer-Park. Ono night Thsgalc of Wednesday waa one of the civilised or aavagtf; that they make bad rational and consistent; all its precepts are last week the haw was burned down, and severest ihat cror alarmed New York. Out Tho gospel in the morning the charred remains o! tho in the country a gale doesn't matter, but men good, and send a pulao of healthful truly wise, just and good. contains nothing grievous to an ingenuous ATCBisw, mm i suu 11 four were found in the rains. There can in a crowded city itia quite another thing, feeling through all the domsatic, civil and wxria! relations. Thu they teach men to mind. It debars us from nothing but be no reasonable doubt but that the in- The seven-story buildings, standing alone doing harm to ourselves or to our fellow mates were murdered, and tho house fired and towering in the air, the sign-boards to love the right and hate wrong, and to projecting over tho sidewalks, the immense creatures; and permits us to range any­ to hide the atrocity; and what adda hor­ oomires insecurely attached al! combine to of one common parent. That they con­ where but in ths paths of danger and de ror to the crime is a tolerably wcU-sup- make a gale a thing to be dreaded ; for it trol the baleful influences of the human atruction. It only require* tis to act uj> to ported conviction that the deed waa done ia noi’uice when walking home with your by very near relatives of the old man. He head down to the gale to hare a sign-board heart, and thus make man proficient in cxoellont commands, and to prefer to the the science uf self-government; and that vanishing plcwurw uf sin, the smiles of a tioq of the numerous blunders of Demo­ was a quarrelsome man, very fond of liti­ twenty feet.long come whistling down upthey teach him to aspire after coafonnity reconciled God and an eternal Weight »f cracy for years part. The currency ques­ gation, and was at feud with all his Mas. building seven stories high fall upon you. to a being of infinite holines, and fill him glusy. And i» this a rigorous exaction, a tion. is t|iv qnration upon which tho next Tho testimony taken nt the inquest pointe There is a» much sbaiuruy building done heavy burden to be endured ? How can presidential cicctMHi will turn. There ia towards these sons u the criminals. Hut in New York as in any oilier eily, and it with hopes infinitely mure purifying, more tin dodging it and n.i owu{« from the Morality uf taking some pmiriun in re­ the witnesses were the lowest of tho low— is not pleasant to try to sleep with tbe exalting, more suited to his nature, than thought? Surely, walla of your house swaying. In short, gard to it II will r-mfront the next Na- ■ so low indeed, that nothing they could a gale In this city is a terror, any way it known, are facts incontrovertible as the tiotial Democratjc, C>>uv«ntiun, and a doe! say would be taken in a court of justice. can bo taken. The wind moved at the laws of philoeopLy, or lire demonatratiocs iqlerwt of mankind, can ever lie an ene­ trine on the subject llemocrary mint What is the cause of thia Niagara of rate of sixty-rix miles an hour; and while [ have or go to the wall. If the Dciaocrate of mathematics. And who can forbid this my to ehrialianhy, if he truly undcrrtan<l« ' erima al thia time ? The hard timer can­ no casual ties are reported, there wot I in Ccngnsv, haring a large majority in Ilook from being read and taught in oar it, and acriuuaiy reflects on iu wise aad the Lower Hhum! and the whole Mwirit: many narrow escapes. A great miny not be charged with it, for in all theM buildings wore badly twist'd, and thou­ schools. And if, then, wc would see tho and uaefu) tendency. It ronductcth us trf cases the motives were not gain. Among sands of signs and ccraiaes blown off. foundations laid broad and deep, on which our journey's end by the pleasanter, and the H.ssre far rumored from want crime the fabric of the country's liberties shall most secure path, where the steps are not' followi crime in rapid succesaion, and every rest to the remotest generations; if we straightened, and where he that runnoih I case seems to be more horrible than its would see her carry forward the work of stumbleth not Let us who lire under predoeeaaar. Where is tho scientist who political reformation, and raise th* bright can give an explanation of the^ cause' and GEO. B. MATHER. ran xca fit to shine ; as it holds all the and morning star of freedom over a be­ God to mankind, oiunt all things but loss can suggest a cure? filth of tho $ily in solution, the nuisance nighted world, let us elevate the intellect­ for the excellency of the knowledge of amendatory of the Resumption Act—not it is may be imagined. But it ia a God ual and moral character of every clam of Christ Jesus our Lord, and not suffer our- by repealing any of its enmtial provisions, and by adding (.then calculated to incrvaM The Liberal Republican* of the city scad to such of the poor n really want our citixcns, and especially let ua imbae aelvm by the alight atrils of unbelievers, their efficiency and mcuiv a greater.cer­ Gillman Bros Oyster Ocean, work, for thousands of them are certain KUMoratAX noTKL, continue to meet every few dap, and re­ of a job for a day at least, which will gire them thoroughly with the principles of tho to bo moved away fh>m tho hope of the tainty of resumption at. the deaignated 1 solve that they will continue to labor for dicta bread for a week. So even a nui­ gospel nf Jeras Cliritt. I claim that is a gospel. Let u demonvtratc that wu lie time. Such a bill passed by the Senate the purification of the Government, and sance to the general publie may be a sweet duty of the people everywhere in the land. ueve the superior excellency of the Cbri»-1| but going to the House of Representa­ tian Dispensation, by omforming to its tive. wvuM make it necruary for tlrt: lat­ lET restoration of integrity in officials. I™- ■. .1— r_ My reason* are that true religion is tbe precept*. Lei us show that wc are Uiri»- ter to accept or reject it. Tho Senate Republican State Convention. From the length of their resolutions, and lians in deed and in truth; not liy endless should put the Ilnuw to thia very test, and The different charitable organixatioM perfectinn of human nature, and the disputes about trifles, and the transports mike -ik-eioeraey in Congrra» show its the loudness of their bellow, those who foundation of uniform, exalted pleasure, did not know might suppose that there waa of the city have their bands full just now. of .blind xral; but by abounding in thoso St. John's Guild, the bcWUand moat prac­ of public order and private happiaesa. fruit* of riabteousTKas which are throuali actually such a party as the “Liberal Re­ tical of all of them, bars 20,000 souls, or Christianity is the most excellent and the Christ, to the praise and glory nf God; publican," and might suppose that it bad , rather bodies depending upon them for moat useful institution ; having the promFrom what ha* been said we may efrariy vitality. Don’t let it alarm r When 1I support. It is a right to see tbe iframg at perceive how groundless all those pn-ju• , | thear buildings every day drawing their dices are, which some conecivi- spxinrt re-1 Gen. John Cochrane walks down tho ligion, as if It waa a peevish, me*' street, it is customary to observe "there। |j rations. Toe halt, the blind, the lame, the rick and the well, they are al! repre • son. It is also tho language of acriptpre. scheme, burdensome to human nature, and Indies dread warning to the Ixpisla. ByjCM pgrtyj- <;r., I sented. All who are known to be do>crvdoaen others are all11I ing get, each week, enough of plain food “The ways of wisdom are ways of plcaa- inconsistent with the tnic ctijuymetr. of ture last week in his apcceh on the Baraantarn, and all her paths are peace." Ami life. Such sentiment.- arc too apt to prevail wcll Blackville queatinn, and it is the to support life, and such clothing as can our Blessed Saviour assurni us that his pre­ in tbe heat of youth, when the spirits arc truth. The people an: becoming thor­ old Horace Grady, and they would not be |lie procured. Il is a noble charily and is brisk and lively, and the passion, warm cepts are easy and the burden of his reli­ and impetuous. But it is wholly a mis oughly an urtd on this subject, and are • doing a world of good. drlrrminnl to werred ritkrr ly fair or. Left if they were of sufficient importance gion light. Nor does the gospel enjoin take, and a mistake of the moatdangrrou* I Am/inrrtas. The next campaign will be to giro an office, or any position of honor, any duty but what is fit and 'reasonable, i tendency. The truth is, tlusrv is no pitas- short, sharp and decisive. Every white in the Republican party to. They meet uro like that of a g-jxl ccuwience ; no real man will be expected to cast his vote. It calls upon all its profcaaon to practice and resolve, and bellow, and have their । ing Iraincsl everr night, under the leader­ reverence, wnbouriun and gratitude to Jeace but what results fruta a sense of the Thon, who stead brek and take, no tort divine favor. Thia ennoble* the mind ted in the cr.nteit will be branded aa traitor* ship of General Dodge, to lead the stag­ God; justice, truth and benevolence to can alone support it under all the varktu and n.watds. Thu Stabs mart be carried ing that they are rtill alive.------ and in the ing under the charge of Sankey. Il will ux'jg and to maintain tho government of and unequal acenai of the present state of by tho Democracy. If th- Radicals o*n market. They are trying to create tho be magnificent to bear ibis immense cho­ trial. This lavs a cure f.atndation of an not 1-e jerotuded to give up the fight by res giving tho popular tnuaic of tho sing­ impression that they are strong enough to ing Evangelist. This feature alone will to object against thia. From the least to carp, comfortable life ; of a serene, peace­ fair means wc must contribute money to be worth buying and are horribly disap­ keep the rot building filled to its utmost ful dcathpaud of eternal jiy and hapfii. the succea of the campaign, and if need )< the greatest of the commandments of our resort tn another and more terrible appeal. pointed that neither of tbs dominant ]ur- capacity. The meetings will comruenev dear Redeemer, there is not one which im­ to all oar moat valued interests; spniils tin­ The Democrats must carry the next elec­ partial reason can find fault with. His native beauty, and subverts the order of tion at every hazard. *> • The impudanoo of the ex-Confederatcs noticeable; fact that after the 6 rely fiaico the soul, rendeni ua the scorn of man. tho law ia perfect. His precepts are true and en the floor of Congress has brought to I the liberals still continued to believe that and righteous altogether; not evrn those |I rejected of God, and trillion! timely relight some scrap* of history width mi$rt the Government needed purifying, but that Political Notes. 1 pcntance, will rob us of a happy eternity. Parson Brownlow says that Ben Hill s excepted which require us to lovo our en-1I Religion is the health, the liberty, and otherwise have slept in the grave of obliv^ ft would have to be done through the old speech rentals him of the story of a Sin is the ion. Beu HOI has charged the Federal parties. It is equally noticeable that each "The cruel, vindictive spewh of ex. rtaic*; to deny ouredvc*, and to lake up the happiness of the soul. Chinaman, uno, being caught stealing a authorities with practicing daliburate ora- individual Liberal, quite as firmly believed Speaker Blaino" is the comment of the our crass and follow him. To forgive an diaeme, the servitude find destraction ofit. - rope and kicked all around tho square by that the party that could beat rescue the Would any man object to anch a injury is more generous and manly than alty on thora who ware raftered by the Memphis Apptol the indignant owner, turned around to revenge it; to control a licentious ap­ character being represented as our Lord Union fortes during the war. He has and Master. He baa overcome the adrer- blandly with the stolen property in hand Toombs indenes Hill's speech, and petite, than to indulge it, to suffer pover­ aary, and In* given mi a chance of ever­ and cxolainwd, “you no liken lend ’urn." applauds tho man and his ntteranecs. ty, reproach, and even death itself, in the lasting life if wo follow him. Ho hi« set Had the Nwrth rapprecd, be continues, He sap it eame at the right time, ia the sacred cause of truth and integrity, i* ua an example, and if all men would fol­ right place, and in tho right spirit much wiser and better than by base com low it there would bo no use for prison*, and many millions of children would tot ing the Uni^u fur love of it, and carrying Il is reported that there is now no plianecs, to make shipwreck of faith and a be crying for bread. AU would bo »aj>truth. Th# thousand living witncroca of off the Constitution to rave and protect doubt whatever but that General Benja­ good conscience. Thus, in a storm ata's, plied. The saloons would not be iu blast, Wagons and Buggies the borrow oi Andersonville and Libby it, they might have “likee to lend urn" min Harrison will receive and accept the or a conflagration on tbs land, a man with poisoning men, their wires and children. Yet prison need m evidence to refute the state­ and pursued a different eoursc. Republican nomination for Governor of pkasure abindons his lumber to secure his there are some that call themselves Chris­ ments of Mr. Hill. Tho proof of cruelties jewels. Piety and virtue are the wisest tians that will go against tho best intercuts practiced ia too deeply engraven upon tbsir cf the rising generation. There i* no Book The mars Governor Hayas ’ is reflected and most reasonable things in the world, on record that has made as much elevation hearts to be erased by the declamation of in the human family as has the Revelation ex-Confiderate orators who havs accident­ upon and investigated, ths stronger he of Jesus. Yours, si and absurd. I don't see why this Book will appear far the Presidential Mtninalion, ally gain'd a foothold in tho Forty-fourth Jacob SlilVELT. and hxi will bo ten times stronger as a can­ is not the leading Book in cur schools. It 0-P-, It may, however, be more satdidate for election than as a candidate for is as a lamp in a dark place. Whetcry to Mr. lull and hw friends to have K ItbM nothing el« uS* Tbe Oanadlan /tnu!rated K. RtdltAat.-W'hav. Atn'riran novsl.’’ w The Loulanllr Cbur^r Jou—, it Among other notable i«|Kn w.m. Ion the foliowine: --A HEmwn FABfiEIVS VACA HON. "SB »?50 WOKLlKf Aid Lalies & Gsit’i Ratairut JOHN STANLEY! NOTICE! proof that would be acceptable to tho Southern Hirtoriral Sodety. For thia purpose we present the following letter from Robert Child, the Confaderat. Com- ous Union, and not on the basis of a mar­ tyred South. HiO, who was a leader in tbs Confed eratc Congress, has now become a leader in the Dcmoeratio House. He has, atm ply changed his-base of operations, not Senate must fro opened to Jeff. Davis. McKra tho former editor of tho Missou­ ri Democrai, has been convicted of complic­ ity in the SL Louis whisky frauds. _________ abfarad it is fortunate that in thia rase ran b> applied praywiy rad wfthout th ten“ vir Tho New York Trilmw asp that “ths Democrats aailod under the flag of reform­ ers and independents untd they had wen th*power, and now toss the banner of re- Th. month' Tariff biff is dweuswd the less probability thera Is that it will pan. tho House without nubrtantial amcndmrat. Morrwon himself is confided that it will be reported by the Wap and Means Cummittoo and will reach the Sen­ ate, but his opinion ia not shared by all other Democrits and not by ■otae of his The All-wise author of our being hath so farmed our natures, and placed us in such relations that there is nothing vicious but what ia injurious, nothing virtuous but what is advantageous to our present interest, both with resp'et to body and mind. Meekness and humility, patience and universal charity and grace, gives joy unknown to transgreaaors. Tbe divine virtues of truth and equity are tho only bonds of friendship, the only rapports of sorirty. Temperance and sobriety are the best prerogatives of health and strength; but sin and debauchery impair the body, consume ths substance, roduse to poverty, and forms tbe direel path to an immature and untimely death. Now this is the chief excellency of all law, and what will always render thri^burden pleasant and delightful, is that they enjoin nothing un­ becoming or injurious. Berides, to render our duty easy we hare the example u well aa the rommanda of tho blessed Jens, ths meat should bo taught in scboola is, that there are some children that hare not the 1-roefit of the Bible. They are ignorant of the pritKapha of the right way. It can easily be accounted for that the Bible has been taken out of tbe eebook There .resume thsldo not believe tho Bible. A monthly taagaxioc, price fl I per an­ num, single numbers fiU centa. This is iasuad on the 20th of each month, itia printed on tho finest tinted paper, in tho Lighoit style of art, and contains all the latest and boat Dance Music, Salon I’ieroa, etc., «te.. by such authors as G. I). WUson, C. Kinkel, H. M.ylsth, Wm. Mor­ gan, Carl Wagner, Hecht, Vilbrn, Non*!, Allard, Paehcr, and other popular authors. ver yetsHsaaptot ia ji .* W far bound raL NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Peters’ Parlor Music, Not 1, 2, and 3. price 11.50, contain tnuaic, as mentioned above, whereas the rarae mode, tn abwt form, printed from the some plates, on inforior paper, will coat at leut IS, or twice as teach as a yearn rab'crijxion to this valuabln anapriM. Oysters received daily tree delivery and on time. . . • - no aquve rooa th' brat and fxllwt work oil_________ _ Straggle, and Ad venture everyet paWwhed. Everybody wants it, and al) wha read it arc delighted It cannot be had from the book-storra, but is sold only oy agents. Active, thorough going canvssoara—male and female—.are wanted in every township. Addrera, stating past raeeuss, and firet and second choice of territory, st th' office nearest you; J. C. McCurdy A Co., Phil, adclphia. Pa., Cincionali. O., Chicago, III., or 8l Loma, Mo. , Canne$i Fruits and Fisa. NEW SONGS AUTHOR READ THIS “d u Mppy .pin, 1 Grat btrta ii pfa' SALISBURY k BBOSSEAU, ONLY 45FoDOLLARS! r What? , Th® Nww ImproTod Back Few* FLORESCE SETOS UCHDd �Th* Ripfisuriut llsstrae.. Fga’r. 7. Eavrjt ar vwa B*»ca»• FrwresH a* leaf dday of (ln.ml.ler ., aMwtr, WMoeeaatoaeibytlrmapeat la thei i '•“‘lag up uf /an, a».| rrnr^i u ska* thati i , , •twl of giving uU< light Of av /•«* er■ Ar*w. b*g*«« tn atriklag amt guUcwlallag., from th. ,u rUrM^yf,, and 1 fighta Sk* «M b*atlffgtbe air. New Cw Orwaibter-* iadlvhhnl benefit i« ls.4 cveningrto Ibten to th* rioqueot lec­ ture of Ex Vie. President Hchuylos Colfax on the Life, Character rod Public Serviom of Abraham Lincoln. It wm a maateriy effort, replete with iUuMration* and anacdot*, and hrid tha audience in rapt attanticn to iu vay close. Mr. Colfax ba very rapid rprober and eoodeneM a great deal into the cotupaa* cf a single lecture, but th* subject of thb heture i* wril nigh <xhamtlem, whOa tbe man stands oat in bold relief in the foreground cf oar recent history, and b destined, a* tbe year* gn by to assume more aad more a fulnow ef outline which will dbtiugubh him aa-the ape superior representative of the moat momeutu* period of thb nation, and of the worlds progreM, in freedom aad human equality. Tlicrioqucnt speaker wm greeted with applause as the salient pointe •Thb masterly effort fell on their ear* by the people in attendance of every shade of opinion, and each seemed to via with the other tn doing most in honor of the man whose name b a* familiar as pct household phrasot in every home in the land. finally derided to disarm all raaaMtahie complaint by giving the one hundred days warning. It wm ecoffied at aad deridsd in the South, and bitterly dm.™need by certain jiartisaM in the North. But it wm followed, on the fir* day of Janu­ ary. by the final Emanc. patios Proriamalioo, aad thw Lincoln became the groat liberator, rad fulfilled the vow ha had made to God, in tha privacy of Maeiroat, month* before. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. la 1HG8, a* the candidate cf the Republiven party of Illiaow fur election to the . Senate of the United Sutea. against Su­ phen A- Douglas, he began striking the heavy blows in behalf of the Anti-Slavery cause. which were djMincd al learth hi that join: canvas* tai the atsnip with Mr. Douglas, anti at the very beginning, he showed the maturity of hb ronvictioa and uf his purpose by placing himeelf far Iwyoud the sentiment uf hi* sar porter* aa yet pro­ claimed in public utterance, by tbe calm but Will Hams, says he can sei! them Cheap to get them cleared out. Well they sent us a double order of Notwhhaiandiug hr acted tlowly and «antMM)y, tad tbe epentinc* of lib mind were aofmraKar re to bt Utile underetood and bring upon him complaiaiu^ , criticbmi from an impatient public, but to timae fanihar with him, and amneiated with him, hb eharecter in that rmpect waa like an op«o bojk II had been the peculiar habit of Mr. Linoela, ail hb life long, ia hb practice of la* a* in deciding publb quaatiotsa, to patbutly and thor- CROCKERY too, but,Dan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and close it out. GROCERIES We hove a double Stock aa any one coming in the Store can see and they will he sola cheap for cash or ready pay: ' George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and everybod allows our S1YTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, Pbin says don’t tell any body thov uoll <OUNDGOo15s bfo?itiMohar" PURE work to md them. bb Opponent*, if possible, morr carefully aMd Critically than hb own. It waa not infrequent with him to pul the ease of hb adrareariea arm atroagar than they could do it, and then eoorider the aaawers. Bomarim**, ia thia way, even hb friend* were'pul to doubt m to hb rea i Mr. Colfaxspok* at fir*t of tho fact that purpose, and he frequently surprised ’ in all great evolution* or revolutions among Isrth adrenarim aad friend* by hb final ' Nation*, some atroeg and imposing person- decision. Bat, aa he one* informed the ’ ality of the time b impreroed upon each I and stand* in history and the miod* of men u iu reprreentetive. As tho Great Emancipator ufAmerica, Abraham Lincoln er than be had expected. so stand* related to our own country and When a delegation of Chicago minis­ times. He wa* a cun born for the great ter* vuited him in 18C2 to urge the bsu1 work which he bat just lived to aceom- anee of aa naan ci potion prodamatioo, [ Ibhed and when it was done he stepped Lincoln argued the question with them from the acene of earthly action, at the very eloaeiy. He asked : If I cannot en the very acme of triumph. He wm tho aon of indigent and uneducated parent*,barn in a fioorlmaKantncky eabin; belonging totbc clas* whichJio used facetiously to aay,wrre called •‘sernba'' because they owned no slaves. There in hb very infancy, and witnroaing the practical,working of the in -atitution of slavery, he imbibed that oon- TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. The people of Barry County to under—. -_ ?. . ■ • _ • Order, they nnrt alias* I... have sent tis 40 dozen S10.000 GIVEN AWAY We will aead the REPUBLICAN BANNER usual price *1.50 and tbe LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER’ JOURNAL usual price |X00, pcetago prepaid on both paper*, fur tree ymr, for CALIFORNIA The WEEKLYCOURIER-JOURNAL b th* met NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER. It wiD, on Dremnber 31et, 1875, distribute impartially 110.000 aad every^auUeriptsuc ml U>rough will be entitled to a regbtend and m bered receipt for ihb dbtribation, Send u» *3.00 and get both pepen Hopkins & Barnes | Have on exibition one of the largest Sto^k°fFancy Goods ever brought to this City ivhich we offer to the public cheap for Cash. IJe have, also, a full arul complete Slock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary* Perfumeries. Toilet Sets, tf-o., <fc. Give us a call. eaaac him to yield. There he war im­ pregnable—ytl in rympathie* was trader 1 aud aoft hearted a* woman. Stending o;r>n the impregnable roek of right Lo wm firm and independent : full of lor* fur humanity, he war kind and furgiring. Tlwn- u no |*rallel in ancient or modern biatory of to merciful a ruler, or one who put down to bloody a rebellion with *o । Beywteg. pWHlhslaajis, lU SSUy reUs,~ liule punbhmcnL In tbe worda of Whittea bro** ro* rrewted. led *u wm **1^*4 Ual lb* sehuMl s«i«ltud tbaaMlvre gion*. Th* fevorile route to Dearer and all point* ia Northern Colorado. Th* bat tout* to Southern Colorado, Nev Mexico, aad ArinouaTh* only direct route to the famous Ran Juan giinc* Th* track and equipment b uoaioaUJ, train* ran through from tbe M>«cpn riv­ er to the Rocky Moualria*. m*k<ag oonnection* ia Union depot* and avoiding d*. lava and tranafi-n Vr.a fntl I cirealan, m*[a, time tables, eta., addre* Il* race equal to srory emergency, ris­ T. J. Axnnaox, ing yror after year to the bight of every Bleeding from Lunge, Catsrah Bron­ G«n l Pam, Agent, Topeka. Kansas occasion, atreogthened a* tha root* of a chitis, Consumption. A Wonder- XiMyl tree are by every storm. Hb cinservstir* tempcrimrat made him alow to act, and he was criticbed by one party m meth for being too alow m by the other itaby fosdro. IK* dread IsMAs !>■ v| for being too fe«t Time wm Lincoln's > * tea Mxkifu Cn:r* KaUlrosJ. real* prime minbter, and George Willbm Curt sionrr acsks. *rwu«b lb ba* aptly *baracterisrd him by aaying 60 ARE IMPROVED that he *o aoraratoly gauged the I public aeatinseat that when h* moved the i ,loyal heart* of lb* Nation kept step. If patriotic «oli>tm*ut had ebbed, there would har* probably bcro daagrrou* dbin that canram of 1858 "gainst the moat content, and possibly a fatal uprising. Particularly during th* early part of •ccotnjJirhod and eloquent politician of the opnoaiog party strongly ilustrate* what war he waa preriatently bee* by officewa* a leading charactcriauc of Abraham aockcre, and likened hb position to a Linndin—4ib implicit confidence in the nun who waa too bo«y letting room* in power of truth; bw belief that wrighl must one put of hb bouse to put out a fire in eventually make might, hb treating faith | in the rare progress aad final triumph of | attacked vitb small |ux, b« laughingly the right. He thus became the propbat | told Um attendant* to admit all the . of the new diapenutioo, of unirerad freeaa he now had aomKhiug dum. justice to all, equality before th* I which he cvuld give them all. Them I gl.»a>ioM wrrow, and hb anxbriro aad auffcrinp were intense. At i«m time th* lecturer a*w him on* morning ia th* White Hou** after th* roewpuon of dba» irons new*, and waa "truck with hb •adore* and priewem of countenance. went bcnoc, a little more than four ycare To an inquiry a* t.i tbe cauar. Lincoln later, the storm had pawed and a gloriou* replied that ho had not cloeed an ey* ]*ace waa aaauretL And during that that night, or breakfasted. and that h* atnr.rg’.c tbe eeutrai figure in all it* eirm would chanra plaor. with any soldier and rarpoveibilitlca and alm-art superbu- that alept on the ground in the Army of man cxcrtioai and inooaautl labors, vat The lecturer illiutrated Lincoln's poraAbraham lanculn—hb hand upon th* helm, vatehful. atudicus, patient, coder liar faculty uf aaawering argumouc* or lag, anxioss, but always hopeful aad putting aside importunity or annoyance ever fits. No man not a daily witueaa hy a number of hb well known stories; of and a participator in tbe acene* at the and hb ten-lcmeM uf heart that made National Capital daring that trying period him unfit, in the words of Secretary Batea, b able appreciate or aearcely to oom- to cxerei** the pardoning power, giving • rehend the ineomant and coaatautly many touching inatanee* of hb kindnos" perplexing pravure brought upon the eran in exam that could Mt ba justified i’rtmdeal. All remember h*v severely by policy. He was utterly free from personal he wm criticmod aad urged and avoided, and bow vchcmocUy were the complaint* aminoaity or political prejudice, making it made that be *** too "low, Bui now, in a practice never to read diatribe* or th. light of the whole ezpcrirM* »»d the attack* upon kirq atray kiwd, Mying that rewolL all eooeede his remarkable powers if he aua»*d*J they would ,b* forj ofmeeeariag to a nicely the strength gotten, and if be faibd he would go and progreas of public opinion, to know down with hb cowntry. In hb inaugural after hb aeoond election, he said that he could not exult in the defeat of those win differed from Mm politically. In conelurion, the leotqrer all<»id tq ard the ehantw^of woakning it by an Unrolna religioM views, and arid that altliosgh he was not a jrafomed member inopportune ' or mbtakau movuMuL of any chert*, bebml an abidiag frith in Hb first duty, aa he beUcrvd and eon runtly amertcj, waa to met th* Uuite, Ood aad in the Bible, particularly d«r' inphb latter life. The wretch who and ia doing that to work aa liule da­ atruetiGS to it* members a* posribia. He, killed Mm marderod th* beet frieod at The propped eunetitullouai amend­ ment limiting tbe term of tho Presiden­ tial office to four ycare, together with the acrenl modificatibn* of thb amendment th it were ragxestod‘after having been de bated for two day* in the Hanse, wm de­ feated. Tho whole subject mailer cun, however, be brought before the Honsc u:on the motion to reconvider, which wa* filed. The attetnj* wa* m«de to recom­ mit thb rabjeet to 'the Judiciary Com­ mittee, bat the motion foiled ua a tie vote. Speaker Kerr giving bb first eaating vote against the recntmuitlal. Tbe vote cnbsequretly npon the rix year*' ralmtitute failed, and the entire subject was defeated, more to tbe surprise of tbe cncmiu* than the friend* ofth. measure. "Thb fact deubllcM show* Low little nil faith the Democrats themnlro* have inI the third term bobgvblitr The entire. aabeme rflhe eomtituiioss*! amadnmentt originated with the DcroocrwW, who viah-. ■d to make eap-ital of ihb Miioo. It bi aiguifinnt that the more moot waa defeat-cd by Democrat*. Winona and St. Peter Um I* Ibeonly route for Wxjtoxa. lUx^rroTcn.OwAToxxA, Mawexto, Bl Pma 1UI Pc1n‘« ,u ^utbern and Central Mlnneoota. 1U Green Bay and Marquett* Lina Hopkins & Barnes. Freeport and Dubuque Lin* la tbeonly route for Etaix, ItocxronD, Fyrronr. and all polnU via Freeport. FARM FOK SALE ! Chicago and Milwaukee Um la tbe old Imke Shore Route, and to the only <*e peaalnr th ranch EvanTtW, It"-. MH DM A FlrthQlM* Farm, Pullman Palace Cere ar*! ran on all through iralna of thia road. Thta 11 the ONLY LINE running tbeaw can between Chicago and HL STEBBINS BRO’S. 109 Cord* of Wood! SPECIAL NOTICES. Where you wul Cad all kinds of Driven to Death. FURNITURE! Of erer? Description which we can cell Cheaper than any boo* i In Bar-’ IL Becan** w* make tho uvwt of our ounelrm 8d. Because we keep th* be* of work- We mil none of thia ebeajMuade Fur­ niture that la made by machinery. The good* wv make I* made by hand, and wanuted. We Invlt* all peroon* to call and iMpwt <>ur good*, for they all bear Intpeutinn. * No trouble at *11 500 CORDS WOOD. Bastes Otto*, No. BBtate Street; Omaha «»•« • |8M»Mtedsco Office, lit Montgomery Btroel; Chicago Ttefcet Office; aCkaxfc BomL under FbennahHoui; corner Canal and Madison HtrnM; KlMte street Depot, corner W. Kenrlc and CMal C. F DWIG1 es buy yoar draw good* _*n Forrateecr Information notattelMb e ftom your home Uoket agenta. afv Hotaaaa, i and cvrrytblug In tbs Furniture Hue. We Invite all peraon* to mil end look IT WILL CONTENT YOU. Hearth and ' Home ____ AKl- ‘•THE WEEKLY GRAPHIC i hb raying that H was tbe duty of tbe , &rthfOl and akillful aurgeoo to mvu both . life and limb if pmribl*, but to aever the „ • -• A.AAAAA. VV WZWWl CoLomaxxT, Utah. Nwvbba. CturuMMtA. ouxoox, Unix*, Jaraw am> Acautaua it^ Chicago, Madison and SI. Pad Um ia tbe short line for Nomthim WteCJSanv and Misnrmcrra. and for Mam■ox-Ht. Pace, MiNxzxroua' inxvrw and all points |0 the Great Northwrot. Hastings, Dec W. 1874. i west lo Washington, the earth trembled■ under hb feet, with the heavy advancing of that tremoadou* uprising of a malig­. nant power aimed at the overthrow ofr ■Aa. pillars of thb Republic—when ho City «T Gn»l Kaput*. Wilt, by reqaaai. »»va • Lereure la Vetao 11*11. as Tuesday Freeteg. February 15. al 7:10 a'ckek. Matyae** That Sard Alteailaia. Eo-.I<rao*e under one mnnasroment th* (treat Trank Hallway LlSre of t“ WKHT and NORTH-WEST, aad. with I t* uumerotu branches and oonneetjona, lh^or,*rt and1 '|0,ck"‘ wota between Cntcaoo and all point* in Ilxjmois, Wiacnxsui, loxrnxxv Mtcmoan, Murmon. Jowa. 5 Caurontn* an<i the Wmrr- J. Cole <fc Son �Uh Geo. Meditor and .■BllffigSBg-JtesTraag forget her when they wctj apart; and so summer pawed and autumn approached, and tho erty folks were going borne, and tbs district school was to ba opened, end durin Brim’s husband, a hsnUriren WditHriaM*, ciai down to spends week before bo took his family home, aad all thia delightful rime waa at an end. Marcus was to bo examined fur hie po­ sition as teacher of the school—a mere form with his fine education. The doctor, as a learned gentleman, waa ano of a committee to examine tho earning school ma'am for the girls' depart­ ment. May heard a good deal of the school, especially as former Parsons was oaodher cf the committee, nd abs fell en interest in it, loo, as Marcus was to teach. It ■ Nerth fast <urtae(K> of a VI tarao a ■ 5 arto ot ransv ■ sy-,ri,e.w. bright, ardent young foce, strangely in contrast with the cool, forma), unmoved countenance, with ita handsome features and practiced scute that had just passed from before her virion. ItWasthelMW of Aforcus Moreland, and before she wm awkre of his intention he had r«sed his am around her waist and 1reased her. “If I new Bay again I must now," said he. “I have never dared to tell you while I thought you *> rich, but 1 have lored you since the first day wo met We are both poor. Let mo fight the battle of life for you. I can do it—I will do it God always prosjera loro like mine." Tho twilight shadows wore creeping over the scene. The distant mountains were losing the faint rose tips that they had worn. A soft, sweet brettc .wept up from the meadows, full of the fragrance cf grass and clover. ' Did these th inp •Ahlfl.aigga, HIJFMHL 1M Lawson’s Curative /ffiSKl&TS css •sever, te toe Kai »*•< Mtor. . Aft. Dytf CENTRA HASTING L. E. STAU ■J-.K THE HEIRESS' LOVER. "We're going to take Mims city boardere.'MM Fanner Parsons, aa he put his I raekagcH of sugar and tea into the big Luket he had brought to the store iu his wnpin. "Wife and I will bo down to influence with poor May," fetch 'em to-morrow. There ia a lady and May, meanwhile, had been in her favor­ some children, and a young lady, a great ite grove, and there bad Marcus Moreland hcircM. She ia in mourning for the' un­ betoken himself to ssy good bye. I’opr cle flat left the property; so she can't go boy, be had had some bitter hours of late. to a>lirely place. Quito a young gal, and Tho truth of May's Jove wm the one thing vert pretty. Two pounds of raisins. Mr. worth having upon earth, and dawned Joata. and some currants; reckon a upon him, and with it tho knowledge that pousd'U do.". he had no right to offer himself to an News is news in the country. The heiress. How he hated her money. It farmer's audier.ee listened intently. The stood between them like an awful spell. doctor—young Dr. Purl—who had stepped If she had been the poorest girl living be in for letters—-the store wm also the post—.11 -11 *L_.__ • ■. v offiet—took note of every word, and Mar­ cus Moreland, who came to post a letter, also remembered what ths old man had giri.* he raid to himself. “An heiress gets lite reputstiom of being pretty; probably she a> not half so nice looking as Farmer Parsoua' own daughters." "An lieirow. Well, I shall go over to »co Parsons pretty soon. No place like the country fur a courtship, and a follow who -marries an heiress needn't wail year in and rear out to build up his practice. I wonder how much she is really worth ? A great heirem. 1 hat oughtn't to mean leva than a hundred thousand dollars. I private. 'hJ May but known it the night before; and no girl could have failed to understand bis porting words “To-morrow before you leave I mast see you. You will grant me a private in­ Tbe city boarders came next day. The terview, will you not ? I have something loungers at tho store saw them get into of intense importance to myself at least, the wagon— a fat young matron and three to My to you. You will let me see you in little girla, a nurse, a baby, and a youog the gardeu?—I—" a falter, a look, a lady dreaacd in mourning. The store­ snatch at her hand, tbe touch of his lipa keeper s wife noticed the elegant cut of trpoatL tho overskirt which the latter wore, and Then the curtain should have dropped, mure than une aaw the diamond ring Hash ho rode away in his gig and aaid to him­ on her finger, but it waa just dsrk and tho self: beauty was not a settled point for no one 1 always was a lucky fellow—to think could ree her face. that providence ahould have sent aa heir­ ess to sueh a plate m thia, a preUy one. She stood still, making Jfarcus no an­ swer, but she did repulse him. "Tell me that you like mo a little," pleaded the boy. “I do like you Jfarciu," said .Way, but don't say any more just now ; I can t tell you why, but this is nut the lime. I—I just say good-bye, now, Marcus. I must go away to-morrow, but I will write to CHARGES SAI "Remember, my love is life or death to Be," aaid Jfarcut, and timy (arted. One day when May felt that ahe had nothing but scorn fur her fortune-hunting u. »> doctor, she did write to .Varcus .Von-land, day af t akraavy iul al a a'aluak la tea laraaa. a end what she said may lie inferred from the fact that they are to be married when pr-KU talareatod to MtowLalr. aia r»?alra1 to the next spring comes, and that the peo­ ple at tho store, and doubtless the doctor ssasii.utacaar.*' Aad U ia rartSv»4ared.ma< asMMiu«ear aiva ‘ BARTNI MICHIGAN CENTRAL ^RAILROAD. llaauasa Barcsucu ■•■sat.a aamMtav trialel ao-l vlrretolte In laid lauly «T Barty lav laar iftflam Jactai 4 Saitar RAILROAD. ■T Haauass. oa Moedar tes »ik dsr si Jssssrr a Ihs r—r om to.sMad siskl basdrsd sad ■fatisss. • LANDS CHEAP rvadlaqaad Ulas toa axlitea 4.1, v.rti.d, HLES5£S£iTJ8£S.,tSST.'. «ar U ntlios. si •iMsiteasll/ lavarMa site • m te nilti.vltefr ovvv onE milmuk acres ? • .. 4. Erbas." is adwlllod to Pvelats. Tsrrvut»u u U ords«»l. That Maa Ur its :iit Ur «r r.bniarT eaal al Is'aM la Its f.rvs.oi. BvMbm. P-M.y. ,a KSSMM!, ESUM. IT aar (Sara to. abv (te int* >»r to.ald wi M noated .­ i> ranhre ••a.rvd; tou mM MUUa. • to to. »a>MM Isunat*! ta Mid aau H i it it MICHIGAN AND THS SOUTH. * ‘Im lii TM j ■a W ------ U X> » K U J* 1 a ’t r Im Im ___ ’ V s: : (ha llaMlaja Bareaue.s !!>■>■< vrintel aad vlreulalad la Mid 0M DOMESTIC ’St"’- MACHINES. - siisls. sad for >aat toerear. to tent, as she aloud knre-devp in tho water of a pond,chewing the cud, bail elevated her nostrils, and turning her alow, brown eyes in the direction of the pedestrians, uttered a long moo-o-o. ^•-OhT screamed the young lady, faint­ ly, -'can't you run faster, Tommy ? I think she's coming after us.” "I begyour pardon, ma'am, but mooly won't south y ou. She wouldn’t hurt any­ one. She is perfectly harmless." “I'm quite ashamed of myself, but I'm May's face fl tubed erinuoo. gfiigHStt “Do you really think nobody could love me for myself tho asked, u> a sudden fit of indignation. Thea ci'tnmcn senw came lu her aid. She sal quiet for a while, and then drew near her eoosin and whispered something in her car. It waa a long whisper. “It will prove him," she said ale ad ; $3 Paper “and yon will help me ?" Cousin Helen promised, and May re »4 «• too UU dar *t JMasrv. m »M eireo all (te Hsbt. Uli. i I teasel LjHni. had «• tte said -r.A.EtCt. la s»l lo tos iwissta-ai’tf.-tt! ■trited M Mlon. le-Vil 1 Tbs THS CHICAGO LSDGSR. A for i-SreEte crrn. ktoiskx. i ifiSUXT** $1.50. ?irar sr’Siir- $Js$20r. plea children with you it's such a respon­ sibility. Tom, don't touch the gentle­ man's Sowers. I'm ashamed of you," said the young lady. For city Tom, with a general idea that Old Fanner Parsons walked over, also the country belonged to everybody, waa Farmer Brown. The doctor was there, helping hirnedf to neon < and tbe lawyer, Mr. Triphammer. Mias Of course after that Marcus pluckrfs , Cynthia Alderny waa seen walking toward flowers for Tom and a bequet for the young lady, and as she walked bewitchingly up the rood, with the flowers against her Moreland took his way io, aad jut as all pretty chia, decided that tho heiress cer­ asttlod into tjirir seats, a little figure in tainly wm the loveliest thing his eyes bad buff linen, with a blue ribboned hat on ita ever rerted upon. head, slipped into one of the doors and That afternoon Doctor Purl rode over stood among them. to Mrs. Partons' made a cal), and waa in­ •‘Mias Dimple," aaid the Doster ad­ troduced ; decided that the heiress was a vancing with a gallant air. ‘-Yes, sir," said May, quietly. ‘•I un­ beauty, ronveroed with bar in a manner ealcuhund to prove that he at least was no derstand you examine candidates to-day. country bumpkin, made a point of looking I am fond of teaching, aad when one moat at his beautiful watch before be left, and do something, one seises every chance, you had tlscjatisfaetion of feeling that he had know. May I be examined ?" made an impression. “I suppose you an jesting, Miao Dim­ May Dimple wm very inexperienced, ple?" said the doctor. and very willing to think'the beet of eve­ rybody. At eighteen she was mistress cf a fine fortune, and, being an orphan, her own miatrom. altogether. Her heart was m» IARJ1I OIVISIOH. YOUNG MEN. Tie Reliable Short Lise HSW’ lull ItRIII All SETMIT PHTSicu: 1 he must extentive, thorough and sum­ pick- institution of tbe kind in tbe wnrldr'.ight thousand graduates of this collego I now in ancccmfu! btuinos in the principal cities and towns uf tho United States Ths Ri[bt liii of Statin for Yiiue Ma. Magnificent granite building, with ele­ gantly fitted and furnished apartments for the application of and earrvfog out of our novel and systematic methods of Subscribe for BUSINESS TRAINING, The BANNER. YOU CAN SAVE iiMshssdrafaad .«jrotr-0»«. sad rount . MOJtf&Y I \ oung men who rontemplate a buri asm life, and parents having sons to educate, arc |«rticularlr - requested to send for documenta relating to tbe cellop, which give full infonnatiun m to terms, condi­ tions of ententes, etc. Address, CHARLES R. WELLS, President, xx29tf ■ .Vnc Conn Dy sulMcriMag lor our Uutieol Magaslue.' Th»y are loaned mouihlj. and contain Isa Wai aicKroi® DEN PETERS’ HOUSEHOLD MELO DEI Xes. I to IS MW read/. A eeUoctios »t The doctor retired to his seat, his fas Soap by Han, Danka, ate. Price 50 pole and rigid. Mareus Moreland, on the cuntrary. had flushed scarlet. PETERS* PARLOR MU8I8 May s two lovers were a strange con­ departure, and thought what a soft look Nos. 1 to 13 now ready. A collection had come into his eyes ss he ■ hoped they trast at that moment. For her part, she was quieter and sadder and more womanly of Easy Dance Mtuio. Price 50 cents should meet together again." per Number, or 12 Numbers for M * Meanwhile Marcus Moreland had been She went through tho examination La Crema da la Creme, thinking about her more than abo guewed sad that evening there was another intro brandy, under the fire of Jfas Cynthia's Nos. Mo 25 now ready. A collection dnetion. Manrna did not make big eyes indignant eyre, and amid JTms Baker’s of difficult Pius Music. Price 50 cents at her net try to show his superiority te dsapondent sighs. That she walked per Number, or 12 Numbers fur 51. his neighbors, neither, had he any gold hemo and waited, M aba promised, in the watch to consult. He was younger than garden. Would the doctor keep his enSend 50 cents for a Sample Cbpy of the doctor by ten years, and very much of tber of the above, and if you are not a boy still, and tho riling moon found risfled with your bargain, we will refund May and her little cousin Tom and Marcus jar money. all fitting together on the lower step of AddrtM, tho porch, talking of Uaekbsrrying aa J. L- PETERS, three children might. X3SU 843 Broadway, N. T. rttete te Sted raeihr 1Z3T’ PROBATE ORDER. J®SsSMru-* UNDERTAKING ipaizar^ After many years in the buslnrsa, can truly My that they can do better work, sod give bettor natteftteUou than any other G rm in this section. W. H. Stebbins, the senior member, with the expvrleues of • lifetime, will always give bls personal attendon to this part of their exisoslvs . । < I BROS. 1 xxIW xKritteR .Lets � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-02-16.pdf dd568c71473425b52015436bf948520a PDF Text Text Tlfe Rgrdaic^p B^epei^ Geo. M. Dewey, HASTINGS, BARKY* COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY. 16 1876. Mr. Lyle stared iuetrdalowaly a f.-w m-,m.tiu still. Iiefore he could roalitr, the Mu|>euduauoee« of tbe bet. Ro was, tciriMvaagry l|>m. The very fare that, . be had kvU ao nady to vouch for young. ; Tboriey. made hit unfaithfulMaa .doubly , culpable He remembered awddcaly the I : gay life tho young nun bed lending ' i of lata, vague rumors of which had reach­ ed his ears, and said sternly, aa soon at he 1 could master hia voice enough, "If you ' nuns here thinking to move me to ■ tboAtglite ofcfouuavcy you will find youraalf ■dsteken." "Not for myself, Mr Lyle," he said, at 1 last, epeaking with difficulty ; "bat for my mother's sake do 1 iak jour clemency, not to remain in your employmreit, but to give me a cfoutoo to begin again aome- GREBLE tfc RUSSELL, Hsre uowin Sluck for die HOLIDAY TRADE a Hill and r. plete line uf CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MICH. L. E. STAUFFER, IProp, WHOLE NO. 1029. RED TARE IN TRADE. "Ton." faintly. "I thought an. ---------------------omenta low the men they havitwroagrel Running the Giunliel rtf th* . a.-* • . , Goods Stores. The two had away in the roughest cor tr of the houAu whilu the aucti.ni waa go- „' B „ < nu .ext day, mad ilaaab exerted her- *M«a-.la.<m>do~rt. -- ----—J "“J ucr iwv J-rda and a half of <nltco like that. I Msur-.-d her that it would be Hu troubl. .t all. «d Butting the piece uf calico ln 11IV f«-kct. 1 took Uw train for tbr citj. ' At htudi time 1 rtepjaej in at ’a Ln-«; dry -goods store t<> atlem) my wifi.', I eomnaraion | UK » WeU dr-~j walking the fluor between the counter., I where long lines of girf. were waiting on । maeh Lager lines of customers, and asked him where I ceuhl mm red cal- *£T%s luuSu.M keen, sf-wT.ijdw-S Abw the Celebrated Diamond Tooth. Silver Steel STOVKas THE DIAMOND RING The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, CE Of THE MACE. ludC<i'ni;:„ Ole . Suu r.rwi. Hantesa > Has the Largest Door of any Stove iu the Market, Tbe GKA.NGEH i is the Handsomest and Heaviest Manufactured. Boiler Plate Stove Prioep Lower than Ever 'Before in Barry County. Hoxie colurni, hut luukasJ saucy aud Laughed "1 dou'l can-, ah'e pouting very beaimio.-ly the nett u><U “I du like Frank Tboriey, though lie W paun'a clerk. I shou SPfflH Mfflffl The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vests, and a •lavaiiug ho graceful estbfuws •■Bncauw you are a wy pn-cty mil. aud ho ia a ryry haxdsaise iiuptetsiouaMe VERY JPIIWXS line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over -“less' sir lu MJ lu , your mother, young man.' hU borne ns as much bis now 1 "I know it. air. If I had suffered no vthsr love to enter my luert bat lore for Mr Lyle lifted Lie brad and looked at her I should not stand here the gtdliy the man, and from him to Roxie, <u a wretch I am Yet for her aaka spare ter sort </bewilderment. 1 am her only .on-bsr only support If TOU ,, "What does bo mean, Roxie?" I showed her tbe hide piece of calico exts.ee me you strike her to the heart.'' She ira.ked Rtetie had come forward brewlhiem, her that my wife bad given me. Mr. Lyle made an imnatbbt movement. face rod and while in swift ebaugo. at it mid Landed it heck lu me. Then she I tell you you shoo Id bare thought of ‘ "Papa," she arid, running to him and look down a great nil! of red criicu and ibis before. Il ia too late now ; you have j ia-Ateng upon his neck, "it's Frank Thor- spread it out on the counter. _ bad your chance and abused it wickedly , I 1 "Why. that isn't the alude.l" said I , You rnu-t take the conaecjueooes ' ji "No, no. Roxie," tbe merchant said in- i • No. not exactly.- mil she nut it i. ■ । Tboriey waa trembliug and could bard- ;; <crednluusJy. prettier than your sarorle " ; "It is Frank thoriej, air," Frank; I "Mr. Lyle," he arid huskily, “do you , t -id, now coming nearer ; "and he wiahrr | know how old I am ? I am 19. air, and I j| fervently I that be luui wn, eoooer I Autaething already made of thb kind of i never touched a farthing that was not tuy ■atu a rich man, Mr.-Lyle, thanks to you ■ calico, which need* tu lx- made larger, or )WO before i | for giving mz another chance -ti Ufa. and 1 menued. or eometbin- I waOt fcMu, «]. "It ia time to end this," Mr Lyie. 1I hare evute ready-to discharge lay oMi .' ire cf the same shade. said, riling and approaching the bell. ■gallon tu you with my all 1 have ra.eth - I The girl made no ar.xwcr, but took d..wu ■ Writ one muoMKil, «tr," Frank Thor ' i soother roll ley arid, pawting between him and the j "That a tbe shade, said aLc. tell-pull, aud )<b dw|«rate. anguished 11 * cq-lted, ‘-hat it's striprel.' look stayed Mr Lyle for an instant,' t' "Stripra are mute worn than anything ahall I tall you who templed me to do j 5 tliis— whose te-autiful fare name l-atweeo k I low hatred girl Tht. young airf ,,,pie.l tar and right and lured to my I for furniture. I think. . the dtp in a little bu..k .he rarrinl. »»l waul, purtn-tly plain <tufi, t. thru the wrnl awsy with the ral><<>. tinli.inu otrea ly in u» ' |»]<r dip. mid thr uBuey "Well. 1 duo'i liaiuk y, After . vrey long tim^-hiring which — perfectly (Jain, utila-wi yuc the Utile- girl pnumidy t«4r (lie-rends, the , m.-ni'V ar.ii tl.H *l,r. •- >..u _ I . 1 .._ 1 C CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. I uken Hunt prove that your u>uo»r was nut Spent iu that wit ' You hate’ been pleaaed lit lot tery kiud to tec, >r. Du JOO r. uirmbar urping upon m« the acccp., 1 laoee of an invitation to a party given by y.nr daughter ? I was reluejant, but J Dr Holland, ig February'a .NrriAu. I cbaUKN front on the qurotion of rv?di | the Bible iu the schools He has. berei . -fore, strongly aIvckmI—I such reading. a. i |urt uf Oar sy.teto of free eduo.fi. । Moro laiticular attention to eLn eubje. ONE HUNDRED difiereut patterns of imported aud domestic CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. A first-ciasa TAILOR front Detroit, ex­ It was not iuog before Frank Thorli-y pected aoou, whea we shall be prepared to furniih the best of aikod her to deuce with him again. ’ He h so handsome and grgcvfiil. aud Clothing MADE TO ORDER, and P-rfuct ,_*u entertaining,' Roxie mtreri durinu instant's heritelioa before she pul her fits guaranteed, at tbe Old Corner Stand in Empire Block lla.vllittle whito glvrcd harnl in hia. "I will ings, Meh. "We very sin,ugly sutpnT that wc.wh„l [ bare hitherto been the adrundws of tbe , Bible in the schools, am weak al thia point nnj Ikat we sA.rZZ he nb/tgn/ to fMil it, If we leach o«r/hem iu our pul. i lie sebooia, the Calbolio will wiah In t«u h ; Aityorm o/<tliyinn in hid achnnla. •>»</ rfj .i irilk tkt /•-blit ll^ taint ,ia .'er .1I J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. with soma inward misgiving, as her eyes met auatiu'a mildly disapprornag look, or W beneath the imj*MWoeJ and riuuut ; Wo frankly admiring glance of bar com. pauiuo “of course ho knows I am jarlicularly kind to him. because he's papa's GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. I Call in lose with uir Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. Wear* Special Ajaais M rsmcus a suboeos, HOWARD WATCHES, Muu Kuj»e. hu"unr, w»» uiiotakeu in brr calculations She had indulged a tuomeatery whim, and bad insisted upon 9 i bia attending her party. . | y As a cauv-iueoce, aomebudv else invi him, and tseu utnebody else. and Lt I a grsoeful addition to any circle fore the winter was over, he L; very popular., and received moi lions than he eu abb to accepl wuanrprbed, and ascretly [ thia, and at the continuance of I FOR ONE DOLLAR We will send, Post-paid Snitai aid laiaiiital THE vmi WOULD! Mr. Vittottt Lyle wu at the bead of one of the oldest firms in tbe city He was a man of alerting integrity and uprightnrea himself, and sternly aevsre upon any darriiettou in another. Ha clerks were all liberally paid; and a young man who wutd obtain a situation, be it orer to jsrsz-ritjtazi. ttboMaalt, with Lyle & Co., was reuridared to have an uncommonly good start >*,»»* tea bset tin saaUeiUA ia life. Diahoaeety or uufaitbfuUnam kJ-TsZJJTi ‘ru'wl'i;} m? amBug the clerks waa rare , part ia! ly be­ cause pf the diacriniination cxsrriaed in engaging them, partly because of the sc rare and eumtaary reck os: tog exacted ! tnm the few vffmdcro Mr. Vincewt Lyie w» not imdiund therefore to deal kaiautly with the ma­ th or of some itarinr neenUumi that bad Uenamri) goingbut ourfJaie. ’Tue tc r»B. WM. JONEM. DENTIST ndiiiii.' • litUiu. 6wbst's ■www triaa abeat tbs Estehlukmom ta »«w sad KUC ASP ROOK 9tM ffM DATmrEPBurmiG DOSE at this OFFICE tbe gwilty one. arisen ha thsoovared him; IMPOSITION HATED I rcme-1 aa she w» fr< the party, fleccj bite floating about her like cloud wreaths tr lipa red, her abreks aglow, and bar r««perkling approve ocnoota are esteWuhed solely She red !eu«d somewhat at tbe right off for the purpose of secular education, and --- L Tto-U —>. -1 ---- a- fore. J, u lh4l a Frank Tboriey'a gbamly ’ ’ ■Did you send for me, papa?" she can be succeaafuUy defended Tboee wbu asked of her father, who eat with bu fare twist on the incukat.an of religion, ia in ahadojt. apposition to the wishes of any class of For reply bo reached and took her an rappurtme, farther than religion identi gloved band iu hia. It waa a dainty flea itself with morality, subject tbetri to htnd, rieoder amri], and white and giit- gravest peril. though she were voicig to cry. Turning toward Frank Thorby, Mr Lyle axid, "Upon om etaditioo I will forgive you. Repeat what you have just said to ma, ia the presence cf thb misguided girl " Poor Frank Thorby! Perhaps he thought even exposure would be prcfara ble to eueb humiliation before bar whom ha loved. Perhaps a second thought of bis mother came and nerved him He hesitated only a moment, and told tbs story with a bslf deaseraur, ball aarvaotic doqueaai, that shook the vivid color cut of Roxm's brilliant fees, and kft it white HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? DENTIST lion ehalljic fairly rahwd The difficulty uno* merely that a Roman CatWie ob-' >o« to a Protestant rersi.ru of the Bible,! or that a ProteaHant object* to a Catholic raally, and it isn't ' liktly we ahall ever'be together thia way JEWELERS, W« find the following floetiur around ia the Newspapers that we think will io terrot all onr readers It certainly baa a vary cheerful tone One mlllioa person* spending each, ou an average. >100 I S^cb b tbe estimate which hu baeo mads touching tbe num­ ber of viailon and tho amuuuu u Le spent during tbe ooming Centennial Ex poablou. TboM figurua may swot wide of tbe mark; bat tt la car opinion they will faU abort of the reality. Bat accepting the figures given above, what win become of thb 1100,000,000? 1. MunhofU win be apeut oo the railroads—enough to give them a better piece I visited was a very large dry-goods Moro Of tho first saJrotnsn I mw I in quirod if they kept rod ealico like my “ft 11 find that ou tbo secund story, | "In the for room to the left- Right i orer then.'' And be pointed u> a distent canter. I walked through the crowda uf purohaa| era and ealmpecpie, and around the coun­ ters and tshfos filled with gr-xb^to the for room to the Uh. When I aot there I asked for red calico. •The second, counter down thia side," said the man I went there ami prod Bred my aaniplc. -■Calicoes down stairs," raid tbe man. "They told me they were up here," I arid "Not these plain goods You'll find 2. Tbe hoteb will profit largely—not only the great atteblbhmeato of Philadel­ phia and Niiw York but aba the Loteb at the wateriiig plarea Oar riutora from Tutimuxico or Gaur Mzx tc> Vali i oi mo SAinartt —If Bui Mr Out took my sample and IXked I Tboroly had loft London with hb mother, end rata were all Mr. Lyfi'a efforts to discover him Ywsnpuied. There name a financial crash , and though everybody awppooed Lvh A Co. to bo established on toe firm a bneis to be ahakett, they were not eUe lotrutride the etonn. . Scrupulcudy hooiwt now aa ever. Mr. LyljfaTewpevrythbf; made no effort Irin to PtiibiUpki. aad New York, but will want to extend their perogriaatious to Niagara, tbe Thoavaod islands, Montreal. Quebec, Lake George, Saratoga, the White MuunUlm. Newport. Long Branch aid Cape May. Il b safe to ley that all tho great summar kotob will do better buaineae during the coining sawuiu than they have ever known. X Tita retail trade in the Eaat will ‘•We haven't thia shade la that unriity j of rtxxU, be arid. "Well, have you it ia any totality of foods r I asked. . ■'Tea; we've got it finer.' And betook down a piece of calico, sad unrolUU yard or two of it on tbe counter. "That's nut ibis shade," 1-W"Xb," mid ho. “Tbe )fr»d, is finer and the color's better" “1 ml t« match thio," I said. . ............................* �FOLKS. AND TO THZ THE BOOK FOR EVERYBODY. sztriEft IHnlel to like Beecher, or Plymouth Cburrh. for £K:fl TOLEDO BIADj: Grand Rapid*, then by tbe llnilanl A CENTENNIAL Political Note* . Ayer’s Aguj Cure, "Gabriel Conroy,” by Bre| u— ted RUTHERFORD B. HAYES of Ohio. Tba Republican Cvuaty Cooraauon* al 115,000,GOT, Of which the Bo*tnn Jta.-' ..J'. which fa quite I arrived at Chicago in the evening. Ccniuiodore Vanderbilt, a greater than parsed through Illimris ia th* night. JOHN F. HARTRANFT, of Ponnsylvinis. airucted delegations. •an National Convention. ‘•Honest money for uIl. and free school# for *11. There ahould be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor soctertan interfc rance which will destroy the other.” . Republican National Convention. L*ft (.1 r«4,r,'TU<’k n‘r,l wiUSrt¥.’’?Mi i>i utaiv । Tut GttsT Fiat, whiw. deetroyod fid,000,OTO of ; Kmut City; than on tbo Kanata Pul&< to Denver p lL«o on the Cok-redo Cratral MiaWgaathoae men are sick.' If Vanderbilt should sbammily built m Chicago wax Tba to BoulJar.) After leaving IllinuH, the building* dastroyod were «mong th« fiout in th* city, externally, but wh«u fire Here 1 *U diaappointod. touched tbaia they provtd to b* th* hi* stock down* tea per urot in * minute, Light, thin walk, with pin* jouto and and it* antboriiativa c-iotradiocioa re­ louring. It only tout an hour for a Th* Baltimore Sam a*y* that the hsstored it jaai as quickly. Ha cannot whole block to go up. It hi a sbaiue for >me tex W*a an odious, oppromive aud such trap* Had tb« buihliag* been pro|>crlj built tho fire barer would have gut out of tba building lu which It origins ted There wu uo wind, lbs fire d»p-.rthimself Occasionally more of the stocks turtit, ths best io th* world, wu promptly at work, and the Arc, wb*u ditcursrod. Secretary Bristow ia ’the Cincinnati bad i--»Je but little headway, but yet, Iw fore it aouldb* subdued, a whole block hat been told by aotaabody that be could back cheaply he would lake to hit room Parson Brownlow safely predicts that the Dcmccrsta ia their Nitiousl Conven­ tion will adopt a platform which will be sll "Philip Nolan'* Friend*," ,^,MCTl.Weu?J.JE‘AA-S. ao^ctimm for miles' ia a while 'your ct* will catch a nice loAipg'iapn— Ooo. M. Savage & Co'* Column. *** Mlm llipp,1 Val'oy-S*G . BtuSttv the Misstoaippi rival at Quinsy, in the moniing before daylight. 1 -ws» 'suny, a» day. Western Xtoec-uri was a rough, erwe country, covered with a eiusl! growth of looking at. 21 The Columbur conwpondeul of the Citiciitnau Eajuircr has inquired of fiftyfive Ditnocrate in tbe Lejristottir* of Ohio and find that a majority oftbtm favor Mr. Pendleton for President and desire an •sriy State Convotioo. “The Best Thing in the Weal.” ■\imS-fEwe The country is infested with tramp* Its soma! and Induitria; n>tr^ -_ i eoUectton of REVOLUTIOXaS? LETrERH. ASEr-aEd OF rtWk TBATED AlillCLES (EC AMEtt CAN COLLEGETiiT S«ta» h? clndra WQltam an.! poeelble time, and then th* ttetton-bouM affected. furnish** a lodging for the vagrant The CUiisal unity •f tbe birth of t The quiat in Convention. _ Devto "Hit unrepentant old age could be better employed thsn ia writing **rvioaable campaign d.<umenl* for the ma­ lignant enemies uf tho Souths." Where ■ illaine tu - » ■ — Plmo ------ b» armttcl *nd comtbe public sireatK would A REPLY TOJ^FF DAVIS routing after something I found Deo re­ The Mortality in Southern Prisons quite a large place. I etaid here *11 night. nuisance that bu Three Time* Greater than In Northern. good many empty huiuc* I nthcr think It a judge that Mr. Conkling haa no iaereaaing Mendicancy u tu much eaai- mar. ao long conspicuous in public life is has written a letter to tbo Bu//«rm replying C-jogreM, will be petitioned this winter to of tho Wisconsin Legislature, indudinj paupertom of tbe Old World But fined in prisons. The number of di whether it can be done is doubtful in Confederate prtoott* wm M.401 c Thsre to no doubt but that something quently tho per Mat cf mortality ia as so modifying th* jmsaot lij* tantamount to a reyesl nigh unbearable " Which tve offer to the public chcdp for -Cash. He have, I n also, a full ana complete I Slock of bruc and. MM-\ Masquerade Costumes,’ xe?a.n._ r.r*u., «<.*. cines, Books and Stationary' ] Pc/fumerieS’ Toilet Sets ^■c. Give us a call. Hopkins L Harass. Hastings, Dec 15. 1871. ALBERT DKnrSOlT, mm he* done. Not only did he bring rach Bspreeaotative* aa Ben HUI, whose spcach we printed last week, ud -- r------------------ ------- 1 Mr Tucker to ttialr .'eet, again*; aUal* wh(B th* tim* fixed by law arrival An Ohio politician having written to to impose silence, tral Robert Tvotnbs, very decided sad unequivocal reply from didata for that high effev. public eplnioD. It laa good sign to th »> Sun *o eensltire, despite their faction. Th* strength of the Impulse to b^va brought forward any such His *rifa snd oiiildren are strong Catholics, original and valuable ^Ideuce as to have JuaUfled bh breaking silsnoe at Tho Washington ccireepcnditil of de kss cf the Republican leaden, shows that of tba 103 Repcb!:=*u Baprcscntativaa at : A •« ,1... „■uSomIww s-er max weazl aLLEIKMOF • I to* pup:, tkou tartlag teovrl it. W hat h. > Art “* L.. to »y cf tb«x I. parrel.! -Uh a retalo • reelitv Iks! that *n»U» en.'tre tks[ th. TUET Cite** I ^iteteuieto^ref Iat*a« ureref reahty ■; "T,! X-1 ,\ “2Lu5 -*■'•■J'r'-Mte-U.cb.rvnrr. teiUlridrrt.- BocSWaXMAandReus-UrMea. ■u.-v.e.ta sp«it|T» Mnwof camps teaship. Price $4aYo*r; 35 eenlaa Nifflbw M1 ta’ES.’tegtaME DEALER IS GRASS A5D FIELD *>EEL "Jon of Iceland," by Bayard Taylor. . A delightfully vtrU Stary ef an lOtoaltc JOHN STANLEY I NOTICE! TO THE PUBLIC 1 - • C ,-1 .ICCafiU filClUM BAIR ^re^^^bBDNBWHB. | WUliMi Coiira Bryan;. Grorg* Maounnald, Cbrietina Hoeecttl. Louisa M AJcoO. < T Trowtetdg*, T B^JdrJb. ; y'to'^th t-taan Pbrip*. AbbyMorton ■ H*n4w Preeootx BpcSbrJ. Donald ! G MHcbell. H. H-. Edmond C- Bund­ , tnaa. Lucy Larerae. Charles Dudley I tut“"»• r™. X I The people of Bculder nuxab-r nearly Every yesr i.icreaiea the popularity 00, 13J; of tho morality of the whole num­ 2,000, and seem a wide awake, inteUigen' 1 ; tlii'. voluble Hair Prepxiation'; ber of captures, 6 j. Thru tho morality In people. . vrkicb t* dr.o to merit alone. Wo can SELECTED TIMBERS, Tbo main talk just now to th* Btock rj.vro our old pntron* that it la kept f>’..■/ nn to It* l i^Ti, staaclcrd; snd it Mr Ges* also Quotes from tbs oficial ref li the only ro'iable and perfected prep­ port of tbe Confederate Inspector of Priamany are going from here. They arc . trnltoa for rwtoring Gait or, Fansn V Hair toil* youthful color, tasking it about 300 milts from Bculdsr. It* the and Buggies left, U-jrons, end xilken- Th* eealp, Wagon* Governmaut doea not buy off, cr trcat-wiih by it* ntcrbcrome* white and clean. tho Indians some way. there will be trouble. It remove* sll eruptions exd dsudruiX *nd, by its toaio properties, prevent* it will buther the Uvopato watch them, the hitr f.ctn tilling out, as it stimslate* and nouxitbe* tbe Ltdr-glanda. and they (the miners) ear* ncthitg for the By ite utc, tho hair grow* thicker cad Indiana. Itronger. Iu baldnc**. it mtere* the New Work. xpiU.i.'r gland* to their normal vigor, .ad will crcite a new growth, except In extreme old bn. It is th* mo*t fifteen yeans ago. Th* majority of tbe ! eemomlcxl Ham I>=:c£:?o-ever used, men on thettrert are young, lw«ity-oee P to thirty being the age* uf three fourths of ' gf-.-ei tho hair a splendid, pic** r appeartata. A. A. Hsyns, ML, Stet* PF Shop on Jefferaou &r*or, oerth ef A’ taror ef Minachntotta, say*, “ Th* :otb» :.-.f.i:urfti nr* pur*, end 'carefully Harting* Hotel. MilSfketcd for oxeel! ent quality; and I wsukoe R*jlrosd at rro ilcr it tho B est FKEraKanotr that they wiU eomm April 1st 1870 CvlUU.»L6 a VJ., 7U Broadway, x. Y- running down a deep rsrine; Mountain sides from 300 to 1000 feet high, scattered over with * stnsll growth of pine timber. Tbe wind blows terribly some days, and everything is filled with duet Th* street* th* luildinp in Boulder are brick or stene Tb«re are 4 brick ehurcbe*. The Scats Univanity to here , a splendid betiding, for ■ The Roy Emigranib,” by Noah Bro >ke,' pleasantry. (Wrier tt*'s*v*etnrea of a party ef bay* a “ thtir lang Josreay scroel ibeptalaa. with i vivid pen.-altar* of it«r I.If* in Csll.'ornll ; during th* day* of tbe Gold-Fever Encoaragrd by :bh Xavm tiegontod to I Entikiibnagsta tli* work, ta sddlttea I COkRESTOb'DEXCE SOLICITED. to the county ha recrtsenis. 8. D. BtitoSAM. Chairman ci-Sunkdcrate feeling of to-day better DFtiron xien Durisa rsMixjir ranlw vtatita* DsueU -iu A i oacb month editorial upon cuntaff I hbea! and social topic* Cur | raayl'jokto "TOPICS of th eTIM? ■ fo. healthy opinion t '• £HE t>I-T>n«V | INET” for puru ■er.nsieat: • Hoira AND SOC1E i Y" f-»r rrsce/ul boom. ladim* the moaatein town*, everything to highr. Boulder City scU does to tbe Muon- bring* iuUeortrasnt of thieve JEFF DAVIS SPEAKS. thsre wu about St. Nicholae 1 ‘ | running water to b* wvr. in th* wasura ' ; part on this rout* • on cxibition one of ths I Em«,. c.ta.4. » •‘^■tlargest ar^s(itMkl V Good, •3iocKv>ffan< J rancu uovui I looking country. I ssw no gam* wortUI “ ' dlXei’a-r brought to this City [.speaking uf, a f«w solelcp** wx* sll I Within about on* hundred miles of Deo-1 THE HORRORS OF AN-csttl* grating. DERSONVILLE. ■revtaoa party aAliatfon*. who .xd support priadple* tuuncii sell for tbs Xattonat RapobUeaa ' are Invited to parridpate la the eutlilU — I ttCRorxxK fiorct., AidCareerLalies & M Essiairail WeednH sal J.t<r— * — Hopkina & Barnes 50.000 profmwoa! beggar* and thieve* Tho editorial control itnd iftreejoarf the ’Jou»r1n. w‘ll j las 5.rr.,.-x, Aya, iir.rtioir ■ Sillman Bros Oyster Oaw, timber mur* scare*, till fiuslly it Burges ■ think* that Slate and Indiana will hare euceecd in producing an intense fe England Stele* will declare for Rhine a* tbcee who lire unlawfully, but msntge to keep out of the Esuds of the Isw, is sdded, Republican State QEO. B. MATHER tall There are high bluffs of lims stos* extending sloog th* track sjseumes etc** Democratic party. leyanUniversity, AmherstAgriooltmM College, Prine.'tou. Union, HawAo* Trin.ty, audotoer tyj.lcd InstttnU*^ Of tho country. i:ir. r.r,tty UlestraS article* cm OLD KEV,' Y'llPU-VtS «utod pa;.areon AMERC.AN ctl.Eb, XXUwt I ”“** If you give, what you (ire Is fuqr elctrnnt volume*. »ml Leclwed In out b3». oailer the parrel title «f THE ST. NICHOLAS LIBRARY for liuprovrineut* ■fri-et cuulStr t* Ifm tew lUmw. ter of the State. There seems to be plenty for charity, GROG ERIES Canned Fruits and Fish. .Um. —J i 'Ki? P"** r,>" t L^*US. 'Oystersreceived daily, ! tree delivery and on time. Their co Wheat speech. and which were conclusively Buekinghaxn'B Dye I OR THE WHIBKEM. sad the wbol* gap filled in by acme time in Jun* uaxt course to carry thia load ha invariably ro- peer their brahh was Av our Rraevrar in many cues toquire»too long a time, and too much care, to rcrtore gray cr feded Whhl*. cri. wc have preMred this dye, iu oeie p- Twroffcaj which will quickly and eTee-ially ccr'.mpiisfc this reeult. It i« «m'y sp- vr I and producee a odor wiueli uiL ev.Jitr ran nor wash off ‘co- SCRIBNER A CO.. 74a and 7*a 8lB ui OnaMtel Ml.WirMd.Uprto. I PAINTER,Weil, I baUtva I Lava fultiled lay prvlnjJefaraon 8l., any imported good* and will be told b I bulk w by do*. bottles. Trulv. Yours Italy. JOHNSTA^ST. THIS Gr ai RsittiiK it Prta! SAUSBUAY t BROSSBAU, bill wasiatrodnwd by a Xorlboru lode- ABOUT! ■ourlv Ttm;* Troabjj! il<‘f rind raring maniacTh* builder* uf tho*c great deal larger thsn I bad expccte-i 1 buildingi ar* directly rveponaible for at itaid here all night. The next morning I leara eight lives cro«*ed tbe Missouri River Aftcrcrosriug MOODT k SaMKXT tbe Miafouricnemila out,you will cron iota The (treats Tbv wuwd* that go to bea Moody ud sny locality. Sankey at the Hippodroma ere worderful General Sherman • letter cute up the every tain with their importunities, and Democrats badly They say it to plainly sometimes uo die ether. A better country Governor Bay**, that General Shenaan will support the Republican candidate and all I* *.«a tcre sur«‘-7 attreedve. b« aasuredlhat they hir‘ rt «*? St. Nichol** for 1874 and .1875, 4 Vole'■ ,llw y, - novel la 1*1x1 In an fcogll.L mlnlwyr Far tba ceorenteure of fi^rtM. and Iw . and fmmttin flr.t fUJO tu th*li OftketaM r.reilx aaf Amteeltanl lu4a I* Ona old Mt dor told ree that whole six bundled, for 615 puf acre, all onder cultivation If building* are an indication of thr wciltb of a eonutry, then . Mimouri is a poor country. For toil -. nothing but huta for dwellings Th* gen­ eral looks of the country improve* a* yen BOX will be of tho Paciil ,‘That Litt o’ L<5'.» it St Nicholas for 1876, ItCHM, fflUt aM FE t R He Ilia broken would stsj. in when they The LAulanila Cbwfer J.-. FURNITURE 45 DOLLARS Fo rWhat? The New Improved Back- FLOBHCK 8EWIHG BACI Th* New Yota Th ccretia party; "It t Utt willoct a cord P*rh*|w it nur* Jtaa *f U>. Hutto tMi talk* ha« *=4 oth s«rrieM la tka a ratal prtaaai, Aa. Be tka ytaph dn lb* sb »**• sofldasi t* satle aal late a r*M tabu eatsriag. ia a ratal p �Th« RjerJ«Licni< B\J< (<«n like wad efydqpiirfe An batter (twain, *f i bar wanper. that ebe may bn linger laarb 1 LkiI llwm lutite? IIASTI*U« MARK KT*. asaaxsaMas1*- $10,000 GIVEN AWAY ■ ill ba entitled u ■ rupetcrod ind mui. h-rnd nraript for tbii dMribntUwi Send tu 1.1.00 and jrnt both paper. E.B. FOOTE 16 Per Cent, will be deducted from the marked prices of all our Qoodefrom now until March let. HI Uituln 1: ot JnMlea.tbe POflJ OFFICE TIME CARD. ^mumiImu daea. arr « ■rviaely rara, and do nat' by any euaiar el uaana juMlfy „y »«uH .a . oyH,. tket k». Wra lauwd far nearly fanr-kuaJrad pure whk •26.00 Overcoats, $15.00. CHRONIC Oraud Tylxr—Hirry Dean. Grand Hip Jury, ia a pan ef tbe unfair, in i eanel^Iy uadi Veaderpeol Jury. wne. le dis: 115 Overcoats, BIO. The ,.<uimitter> fur ibe jeer ire roundtntad m follow!: On Jaruprudnm—Fonlar Pratt, uf Kilimaaoo; W. H. Balan, of Fuat Hagi- Cniutiii a Hedical Pratt: ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Boys and YouUp* Clothing at and below we also deduct 15 percent, from the marked First Dutrict, John Lewii, of Uwcri.it, 2. David It Stroud, of Hndion . 3. A C. French, of CaoterrilJe; d. O. T Bh«d. of Kilimatuu, 5. Eli’lii Mud/., of M. I’ll Bapidi; 6. J. 11. Robtoaoa, .Mt .__ - in <’_____ .z fl_ _ u Kentucky, wn a “back-ulary gribher.' Hr dikiged lb« rota but U»k lha money Ha u durgaj by bii o«o party Irirudi w th bribaiy in order to racurt bii rlac Uou Ly tbe Kentucky Letfulilure How cao tbii be poaiibla, tn a “reform" party? Buy Goods Cheaper lypcal I» Than they have ever bought before XERCAX STAB CLOTHING MOSE 38. 40 mi 42 Cinal Street, Onnd Rapids. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, CALIFORNIA •f Barry County to under* nistake in an order, they SPECIAL NOTICES. LAIMA’S, but Will Hams, says he can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out. Well thev sent us a double order of CROCKERY ton, but Dan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping hcftise. and he will sell it Cheap nn<\close it out. s 500 CORDS WOOD, 500 cords of 16 inch stove wood for safe at $ 1.95 per cord delivered. C. F. DWIGHT. K weeiicdiXbi 1 barb GROCERIES .n!: •rgnaiaed. uauld -i ban fWad Du nmeag u! >U! Bat >a weald kin etaed teak -4<h •aeerlag Up. oaTjuagly crliMdag every in that might be Ami. Carping rrtilefam, (lad TUi beaultfilly Itlutrolad Maguiae far Mank la itroad. tad ia Jnet m laiiretUag aad man aa mr. M. Qaad’i greel lerta! wary, Dr. J.C.AYER4C0.,LowtlllMan., tpeaklag ef the {meant MadlUia ef tblaga la Ike eewaty, ud «kal will da men u make tka peep., piapirou, asd uukup eayi, te tkl peept ef tka eUy when It b puUiaked • ibat It h year duty to patriate k«ei laad*. l-Ucaiind t.v.er«!-» Mid op fnft ei laws, and by n dolag yen eaebiaee the value ef yw •■! property, wklll ea the acker head, yea kelp tebclld ay act Ude plate wbtek 11 kTU *4’1*1 It -raid be -KI far the people of » BroAt br. If tbwe It a rtaae la ui w.rid ’tut n roti pf rouij. U ftc u tataU. pwilai, u$ mare p«U far it tbaa Dr. J W. Hitchcock OCCLIST all dbeaiu and defect* of the rye oror the Poet Ofi.ce Homing. Midi xzMtf ■j We have a double Stock as any one coining in the Store can sec and they will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and evervbod allows our SIYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of‘City, P bin says don't tel) any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is tJ hard work to grind them. Cathartic Pills, r-»MAN,8 4. a. cook p^, 50 ARE IMPROVED Grand Rapids. J. Cole & Son tsaaa. n. uartxtef imom am »y Hr K. ISYS, h rwpaned a: fl.IM 24 Jibe C.-ttpeiy b tstl.-i’y eu: ef data, .ad appean w be salted ud b cenamly dolag muck t» i/i FARM FOR SALE! �- - XKW ^E>TI«HMT3. 6.PJtoy<fl *JttfoCpiunut. CHEAP LAND mvfewfi Grain, Fleur, Provisions and Country Produce, a* AM Wm wZaOtoeMee a»rM ItEBMSMTJSSSBK? {••V to aalllM. *1 aiMMMUBUr Uworiaoi a MILLION ACREl ■tertsst^^SSS aatSwi Xbls-rdrivi-gaE ^DOMESTIC John H. Wendell & Co. ■•taftX 3EWJNC Flour, Crain, Pork &, Saedi MACHINES. 54 am» 56 Wheat a specialty <• »• J M>4 ta •• £?r.2r£'. few Lawson's Curative Mayhew BusinossCollege ASTONISHING 1 wbk ualaa am., u tata a. at HtUlfa, ■nriwi.'ry ““ -u— j bras: tsir.7. Fr.am..w ■—a. ,TertaBM MM*M ta I 1. Any out who ia al all familiar with th. biMery of pa^r money will nut foal <** Umt surprise at each quaatiotw It ia the very tmtnre of such money tu btsrt 1 >■■<« ttna> Kill oo4 a>4 touataa** ravive rase uf financiers who con sec notbiug bat "a headlong plunge into financial rula" ia every effort u muni to the enrrtaiy of niter and etc paper only oa iu representstire. The thing cannut be door; and. therefore. p*|5ir money moat be continued Indefinitely Stub ia the logic of this.. financiers. and, hence, they arc never reedy to take the first Hep or take any step toward the psvtnsn: of thia piper money, ■which u nothing bat a debt made (t|0Ma*<dea4tarl*rilMib.X,e Y.(k Mn l»«iJ tender in the payment of other llw. aa ulw-u.twU Usorr A »,• debts ' It- No sensible man supposes tbit wo can return to specie payment in thia coun­ try without e*periencmg more or lean ia- “the CHICAM LSDliER. A $3 Paper for $1.50. D. D. MALLORY & CO «UI»I. [>Mi.n la OYSTERS. CENTRALh E. STAUFFEF sswzsKt'srwsriK'a BALCH & NORTON, ■Main i. Brtlj. A Xon* t wO. W B> iKVStFBEM .UMt><B,»<«n . faelrf | aA OMOI, Me a. ■. I toolef Thue ocrML tuLa tl-KttIK; erlark ia taeenaroMa. laLlkM "N" of M*n GRAIN OHISSIDN XElii MS, A Mr Stt., Cbrner IT WILL CONTENTYOU '.CvClj’tlor'uCN. What you went i< a ora keep you fully inf irtoed tbe Jay. ajii* with you fireaide topics, entertain y; JuaJiuj; iu general literau wife and family with he J: i atMUm >< m Tbte art all mi it. Ak to obtauriog the roquterir supply of gold with which to tauoi and main­ tain apocio piymeot, it ia woil to reiuctnl>-r that there te a large Mock of gold iu tbe world , that, being a negotiable commodity i» all lU marketa, it net at ally dhtribntea itedf among the oaiiooa of the earth, un­ der the law of supply and dotaand, with­ out any refrrnnee to the place of iu urodauiou; that it goes to that market where tha most acfa'M demand for it exiata, aa , enmpared with the demand elsewhere, | tha: it is the uniform hi tory of pepar I money to Icee.o thus demand ia any coon-, try that uaea such money, end, hence, I gold, by the lews of trade, seek* other aud ! better market* itself, end that paper mooey naturally stimulates to exoeestre impurtoticn of foreign goods, aa compared with tbe amoupt of exports, and, becoc, creaUv a debt balance, to be paid in cold or by the oalo of eecuritite abrood. Them Mrerel propunitioue, which we hare net spare to amplify without writing an eanay, diecloM the general fact that, if we want g' Id in this market, wo most reeocstract aud reform our currency syatem, no as to make aa ucrise demand for gold. We bow hare all we aoed, accerJtog to oar prenant eyana. and we should not have much more if cur gold production were ten times what it ia, nnlras we make gold tbe basin .vim.. qreat vra FOR SALE at THE BANNER OFFICE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. amtiM them by iu foreLn: and dutue.n: eorTMfttodeuce. cbviee Morim. .^utmt char actor aketeba, iparkliug and nitty para gnphi, original and aitertiining aco.uou of trari-l and ad,nature-, chew and |.uul.CvlumtM, Oto. All the non, cumuiereu), political and TXMB TABLE. Ftp Yam Jattai & Sapiai iailmu. :u. *1 sailed lb *0.4 .-lala, k>*4(*4*aS I 0.3"“ If You Want The Grand Rapids WEEKLY EAGLE THS DETROIT. FRRS PRESS. $1.50 The Best and Cheapest I icV.e7u77^»'i Cmw: ohanlrapi laporiaace la all aha dwell ia tUa partin .t. tba Stole, Ta BH tUa damaod th. p>Ml*b | m ef tba Oread IfopMa £**i* eo» alar lla Weakly edition ef llieir yapar. • «»mw1 funy-CTleetB ■ta.jeper, kg «Ueh o-«y b» band. mrj nek. relubta quMatfou of borne tiuixb Specimen copy fret. vuifed KuttM Ktud for The Dstnil Fte Pceis ft. DETROIT, MICII' HASTINGS FIHWE DEPOT. STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep Lt. current expcsaei of tbo Government, and thereby prurida for an annaal eurpjtu or gold in the Treaaury of tbe United Statae, the two prvccnece eombiord—the coo diB'ini thing the oblijratiotu to be paid and the other inereaiing the tneane of pay. meat— wvald bring the Gurerntnoct to specie paymentt in 1379 without any eerione diaaetcr to the people. Thia point _ i__ i _ a _or.ee — -A- .. -llLl-1 fact, r-.iued aid nude an reublube-l y_ _ i.i: — _ _ v _ .v — .1 — a.— of ttwwb^erek'my*be? than thaiaw. atrade —a will «M _ ________ k regulate the ----- O- c£ this country, just as ether country. We eh ailic n to have and to keep our share of tbe rock of gold in the world 0 The only paper currency that ever d: I or cree tin sdjaat iteelf lo the "wanle ef treda” ia th i our that mnfo main, and , not tho ooe that a bankrupt Treasury funcee into circulation among the people PETER8- HOUSEHOLD MELODEt A seif adjuiung currency ia ooc that grown Noe. 1 la U now ready .A ctfootiaa *( oat of the maahiuery of Imnkiug, and not hougs by Haye, Danka, etc Price 50 cut of the fiscal I'perationv of a guvern- crtli par cumber, or 12 Nunaba.i fur IL meM, unleM tbs government itself becomes PETERS' PARLOR MUSIS a banker. Lei banking'be/Vee, qualified Non- 1 to 13 now ready A adlsctioo only by a •.uitalJe guaranty io the nuieboider. and its system of dnoounu and of tavr Deuce Music Price 5U osats redemptiooa will adjust paper circulation pa Number, or 12 N'ambai for S4 ' to ths wants of trade more perfbctly than •: ana be done by any other ogensy; yen, for mure potfocuy than is possible with a paper cniieuhy directly issued by a gov etomeat, ee^i.ily -hmi that currency ia j not redeemable in gUd. Tbe waau uf Uadr vxry at diferent times; but aa irre dretaaU.’ pvverutuenl currency is as ioe- BRANB RAPJBB BMBIBH. •sx-sr; Of every Description which we Tis Reliable Sksrt Use cat. Mil cbes)«r that any bous In Bir- PHYBICUX A 8UB(i BBAHB RAFIK AMD BETBBIT *2.w wamuiad. We 1 nite all persons »o! nail and Inspect our goods, fur they all1 bear luapoullrtn. No trouble a' all i??5K be we caii do It l* .«r«od Cheaper than any bouae In F .y County. We keep the Largent a,.u IM aelected etock of uft feu MU.-, _ Rnpnl urtltcta raaxctt.M dentu T. ISE Peerless Milk Safes ----------- 1 cfa WM. JON glCKFOnl) VJ'Wuaic XlMlTTC" DENTIST FOR THE VTERB15S KRO'S. THE SICKF0RB ABTOSIATIC S25ADAY Fatally Knitting Eachina! Mercantile Training YOUWG^MEN. CHARTS R. WILLS, Am ffENRY L. BILLS, A KM VbsAU —> M .i.arflU la. mum. UNDERTAKING ASfi. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-02-23.pdf 6ea3b16e54e4594d4ece989237fc2e97 PDF Text Text TRs RffilsuicMI B^s|lwv Ceo. M. Dewey, I ' HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 23 1876. WHOLE NO. 1030. THE CURRENCY QUESTION meurarc With varyiag fortune* the fest B' of the war waaresrahwl. with 8300,­ Great Speech of Jerne* G- Blaine, in ,000, of legal tinder* in riroulation the Route of Representative*, Feb­ With the Brain of our publfe credit .nd ruary 10, 1876. th* dowbta and v iciaaitade* of the struggle tbr*e note* hid fallen far below per in gold and it became apparent lo every clear-headed olwerrer that the continued issue of legal-teaderu, with *o provision thoae who demand the perpetuation of an foe tbe redemption and no limit lo tbeir irredeemable paper currency. For more amount, would utterly destroy th. credit than two yean the country has been (offer­ of tho gorernmrot and involve the Utrioa But at ing from pratrotion in trasinree; coafl- cacao in irretriereablo 'diaarter. deice retenu bat aiowiy ; trade rerrirr* that moment the military situation, with only partially: and to-day, with capital iu perils and iu proepeeu wa* such that the government sut h.ve money more unproductive and labor unwiployed, we find oaraclves in the midst of an agitation rapidly than the tale of bonds ooetd fiafait, and the danger wax that tbe tale of respecting the medium with wiiiah buair.eas ish . bonds would be stopped altogether unlree | transactions thall be carried on. Until this question it definitely adjusted it is 'some definite Halt eonkj bo trained io Aseordidle to expect that ful! measure of pros­ the beue of legal-tender notes Co-Arres aought, and eueerafitliy perity to which the energies of our people tngjy, ; tff accomplish both ends M tbe sod the resource* of the land emit!* us. sought, 1 time, snd they peaeod a HU granting In the way of that adjustment one great same 1 acctimi of tbe Democratic party— poerib y fll ' 00,000.090 additional legal-tender drits aMtrolhng power *aubbornly stands eolation,—making 1*00,000,000 In *11,toJsy Tbe Ripobliroaa, always true to aod the* iMorperated ie lb* aeaao Uw a tbe primal duty of supporting the nation's solemn auurar.ro snd pledge tliat the total k.... I—kti.l .11—1 1amount of the United States note*, issued snd to be issued, shill not exceed <400.­ financial qumtl n, and have gradually con 000,000 " And to this pledge every lolidated tbeir strength sgaicst Inflation. The currency, therefore, bccoUte..of ncce«aity a prominent political issue, and thoa* Demo rat* who are in fetor of honest dealing by the Government and hones: money for the people may by compelled to I “P00 tb’ art aa they did J3 |bat still graver exigency | ... «. GREBLE & RUSSELL, Have now inStock for the HOLIDAY TRADE a fttll and com­ - * plete line of - v IN EG AR n-ui“ CENTRAL HOUSE Ifotriff HASTINGS, MICH. L. E. STAUFFER. IProp. s Scittoift Sipw, SLiot, SLtiqii BiUt, ScfpSro/it foop Tw, v"> fuq/lioijiilq <)ooo». ^xei, Syirl CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. Ostites. Mkb!*N»>. U. JFA .«» STOVES: The Double Door Base eating Acorn, robbed by such . labor of the country, that i* compelled to live from and by iu daily earnings The savings banks, which represent the surplua owned by the laborers of the nation, bare deposits toslay exceeding ti,100,0tw,0lin, —■ore than the entire capital atock atU depoaits of the national banks. Tbe }ranr isionara, who represent the patriotic suffer­ ing of the country, hare a capitalised invootmeot of 8009,000,OtXh Here arc ll,700,000,0<W of money ioeapalle of :receiving anything but instant and luting ,inju-y from infatsoc. Whatever impair* :tbe purehaauig power of tbe dollar correa , I 1 1 •• r~”r “S“‘- l"rJ I uouai araoui could not raccnwfully repel those charge* । trade," a* M which always follow where the temptation m-dern Dea to do wrong is powerful and the way easy would hare1 Experience would rtryaoon demonstrate "*■ that po more corrupt or corrupting derieo, I uo wilder or more risiouxry project, excr entered the brain of the schcinn. of the 1 empiric. If the people uf the I’uitod- Statu i were fully awake and aroused to tbeir in­ tercets, and could see' thing* as they are. I instead of increasing the power of Con ‘ preen orer the currency they would by the shortest practicable procow dirorcc the two. completely and forever. And this • can only bo done finally, effectually, imiversibly, by tbe r.-sumptiou of specie Kicnt. Why, Mr. Chairmsu, it is ly and exaggeration to aay that, ever ' since the Government wu compelled to resort to irredsomablc currency during tbe war. the assembling of Congreai and iu rmtinunno.- in aemian hare been the moat disturbing elements in the hnsine** of the countO’. H « literally true that no man can tell what a day may bring forth. On* I large interest look* ho|<cfully t > contrae. | tion and the lowering of be gold premi xm; another is ruined uniem there t» such a raoroment toward egpaqmn as will send gold Uju Esch side, uf ooqree, endeavors to Influence and convince Congress. Both (He* naturally hire their eympalhixiiq: rala adroeatra on tbi* floor, and hence the from forcing S.100 banks TheGRANGER : Boiler Plate Stove It is the Handsomest anti Heaviest Manufactured. . I ncoached in no spirit of partisan bitternem. I it l-aayec become so entangled with party intelligent discurion of it can be ha Without giving ita political history, and if tbsl history bears serrrely on the Dcmcersli- party, iu defenders must answer the facta, and not quarrel with tludr prptentetion Firmly attached toons pohtiral |«rty tnraelf. firmly be­ lieving that parties in > lyee Gorcrnment are - beakblui ee they are isoeiuUe, I Mill think there are qurotkina about which I |«rtix sbuuld agree never tu disagree; aud of those is the cmential nature and value of tbe circulating medium And it is a fact of cspocial weight and significance thst up. to thepap«r money era, which waa precipitated spun us during the rebellion aa coc of war’s inexorable neoasitire, there never was a political party in this country that beliarfd in any othet than the iparir standard fee our currency. If Prises Lower than Ever liefore in Barry County. , 1 relations that no wiil The finest and largest line’ of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry! County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd' coats, pants and vests, and a 730776 VERY X'XXV’MI line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over ONE HUNDRED ma era meat wutu improv* iu credit and re­ store a sound currency tu the people . and here ws’taigjit hare ^**>0ably expected the aid of the Democratic paroy. But we did not reeeive it. Irreconcilably boetiU Io the iseqe of legal leaden wl).O thel fornt of credit was needod for the aalxaiw* “f the country, the Deniocracj. M soup as the country wan saved, concerted a Vtoteol lor* for three ootee, and demanded aa al moM HllrtluU* irtgs qf ibotll. Mr. Sey­ mour. u the Democratic candidate fox President in 1868, ecoipiqg jbe 8400,­ 000,000 pledge. Mood on * plalfonu de­ manding that |1,600,000,006 of 5-20’s be paid off in legsl tenders, and be eo heartily approved thia poliror, that i* hu letter of anoeptence he that "he ahoold rtrivt to carry k ont In the future, wberevrt ha might be place I la political or private life Hu position U that uaw wu approved by every DemoerM of of high or low degreo in New York, was unanimously reaffirmed in their State Convention, ww ayetoinld by all tUG newspaper organs, and me the rrcteDtUcd creed of the party. Hut aa wall M West. Mr Seymour and hie poUlloal aaaocUirt la Now York hare changed their ground, that thus wu prceented, on a arole of unpreecdanted magnitude, that simple prob bm, familiar alike to tbe political ecunomut Mid tli^ viljage trader, uf the demand •*!UI ^*8 'h« «Hpph, Mid -V wr sequent rise in the pnoc. Had the gov eroment been ahlo to conduct the war on a gold baab, and provided the coin for ita nsresnsrily large and lavish expenditure, a qae in the price of labor and a rise in tbe and commoditiro in gold wnuld hare been for the time a* marked st io paper, addin;, of ennrae. the depreciation of tho Utter U. iU acai* uf price*. While the delusion of creating wealth by th* iaaqe of Irredeemable piper cur­ rency may land to any number <i aliwinl proposuioua, the advocates, of the hesrey s*cm to hawc settled down ou two incas different patterns of -imported odd domestic Pharisee, they broaden their phylacteries makojoad profeasioda of superior seal, and thank God rerprapilr th»t they are uro aa tbeir sinful bnohren of ths Ohfo Dmanoncy, these fiusndal Baddntes, who con­ A first-clara from Detail, extinue to reject all Idea of resurrcclton or rcdrtnptfon for the legal tender. i.es.Mirik »»» pected «oon, when wr*^hall be prepared to furnish the best of I her* thus briefly referred to the past. Mr. Chaiman, only becaaae I think is has Clothing an important bearieg on tbe proront and fits guaranteed, at tbe Did Corner Stand in Empire Block. Hast­ lb* future. I do not aanuae that th* ings. Republican party can pMblf fiieebVR* its pending rcaponaibditie* by merely J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. । Tu lh"« uniform adherence to the specie pointing to it* formsr grand achisvmanU. i itarxhni, the crisis of the rebcllson forced I aa exception In January, 1802, with 1 mure than 500,000 iwu iu arms, with a thio flaasficl qwMjon tbe course of the ' daily expenditure .f nearly 12,000,000, Republican party in the past is.a guaran­ ! the governmaat laddmly (bund itself tee for the future, and that equally the without money Cuatotna yielded but course of the Democratic party, of both i little, internal taxes had not yet been lev- wings and all shades, iaa rnroxee and icd, public credit ■»» feeble, if not parol- warning to the people. ■ yred, our xnuiae had met with one single If, however, the New York school of | rarer*! aud nowhere with marked succea., Democrats, reproting of their former and incut minds were filled with gloo eon rar and sacking better ways for (ho fu­ Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. i and apprehension The o« supreme need ture, are ready to give honest help in the I of the boar wu money, and raonev the restoration of a sound currency, they will I the Government did not hare What, be gladly Weleooxd, aud their faith will be 'then, should be done,—rather what could They will not, however, be done? Tbe ordinary treasury note great etoacx HOWARD WATCHES bid been tried and failed, snd those al­ deem k strange or hank u nqoetahering ready issued were discredited and below their past record, we feel aa nncnmfortathe vatee of the bills o| country bonks. ble arose of dtttniM M to tbejr entire p<»n lluld.r., The Government io (his great and perilous sincerity in the future. This distrust is 'ups and OotilM*. need promptly called to Its sid a power increased when we wi tares ths braaes Hrsrelrt*. never before exercised. It autbcriled the boldnsra w>lb which, in full view of their tseueof 1150,000,000 of note*, and d*r tepudialion record of but yretanlay, they clarcdlbem to be a legal tender for all iraome a stilted tone of superior hcosoty debts, public and private, with two rxeep- on tbe financial question, and affect patSALISBURY lx BROSSKAL’. ronixur, Uana^ tovwblbr to*"* a’-vlxrh rx rvK.xm nr. i-sx.i~r» o*»4.. ,l.^-3ar<K-nW who eared ths nation from the .rtsrasoati asiraSaoro . , ____ CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. _ TAILOR XT ADE TO ORDER, au(l GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLES JVLIF. nnd RETAIL K?nf JEWELERS, HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? FOR ONE DOLLAR Wc -will send. Post-paid Sitpcal art Unital TBE WEEKLY WOBLD! DENTIST ger wav that, if Coogrsas prolonged the debate on points uf constitutional consteuction, its deliberations might be interrupted by tbe sound of rebel artillery on th* op­ posite shore of the I’Qtqmac. Tbe Re­ publican Benauja and Jteprmtatiroi,, thercforo.diraiasmg all doubts and ron-■ istry, Mood tocrtlier for the country, andI if taunted, aa they were, by th* Democracy’ and dialoyahy of that day, with violating; the cocstitatioo, they pointed to thM law' which u older than constitutions. Adopt­■ ing the aentiuKBt, as they might havei quoted tbe uiMted language of John with th«:r appaling record, to Ihelr ancient control tn thia eountry wonli be a* dcci aive a step backward and nigbtward ns U would hare been for th* English people to surround WilKam of Orengn with , pr­ liamcni made up of adhere*ts to th* fort bouse of Stuart, or as it weuld be to-day foe th* French assembly to thru* sn S£taaittSSmTSeSrott— •' valaaMa aanatorui - direction To restrict and limit tbeir cirruUtioq. *od til toxhe life banka u an! u po«ib)e in tbe great work of ining the Government finaocea, the national bank act was passed This art required, in effect, that every bonk aboqld loan jta satire capital stock to the pvernment; or, in other words, to invest H In-governtnent bonds, and then, tra (departing thro* bonds with tbe treotofev of P»M StiMl, ‘If’ bank might receive not excwcding 8U per coot of their amount in circulating notes, the government holding ths boo Ja for tbe pro­ tection of the bill holder is ease the bank should fid). And that, in brief, is preciroly what a nations’, bank is to dsy. I ■do not say the syste^i is perfect. I do not foal rolled upon to rush to Its advocacy or ita defeow. I do not doubt that as we go forward wo may find many points in with any ocher syMctn of banking thia country ba* ever had,-it la immeasurably wperior; sad whoever asks, as acme Demoents now do, for its abofuion, with a view of getting baek any system of Slate banka, h a blind leader; and a very deep ditah of disorder and disaster swans tbe followers, if the pwple aboukl ever be so blinded m to take that fetal step. u Ml al fid m turcro ho followed by a rise in priero, by » *«ck and wide-pread deamnd frt leb, r and by a geueroua aad general revival xf trsefe and buaim-m throughout tho rountrv. And beyond all that w.efomU outer upon an export trade in our fobnc* aueh as we have not dreamed of iu the just. Tho time » ripe for it. outward circumatanom arc all propMoua. and it epic remain, fer cengreaa to give to the caunuy a rtcadr currency, and tbe bounding energy and rntorpeisc of our people will do the rest. There is not a cotton plantation in the south, not a grain or graxing fena in the wart, neta coal pit or iron furnace iu Proaeylvauia or Ohio, no* a manufactory in New England, not a ship-yard cm the Atlantic ccaro, not a lumber camp from tbe Penobscot to the Columhia, no* a mile of railway between the two oceans, that would not feel tho quickening, gain­ ful influence of a final and general acqu?caeeae* in measures looking to specie mywent. The republican meditate no harah, nr hasty, or dastructiro policy <m thia queetioe, but ono thu shall be firm, eoa। on the Link credita, and nothing siderMe aad coadurive. The Democracy, ' ihert of fian>ri>1 lunacy could ' demand by refuting to co-operate in the pood work their rude disturbance. Whoever would can keep the tutor in apitalau and pro­ I atrike down the banka, under the dclu- long the era of dttllne** and inactivity in | (ion that they ou be driven to surrender the country Havingxtuldxirnly refiisod their bomb fur inflated legal tenders, to vote for lagal-tendcra when the aalva| knows little of the law" at finance and Mill lea* of the laws of human aetioo. Among the anomalire presented in the -nrrrney firtwksr'Nr. ’OWmm. ir tbit the \\ CM and iiaulh should have to lartra an element cUmcroro for inflation. Of all srchoiH interested in tbe specie standard the Waal and South stand first. b h ■ singular circumitancc. Mr, The great stapiea produced in throe vast Chairman—one of thi»>. old bapfranlnga ami fertile regions,—wheat, corn, flour, sometime* brought shout by political beef, pork, hides, tobaerc-, homp, cotton, mutation—thst tboec who urged thia rice, aud sugar,—are inevitably and per suhcsie upon the <iorctnn.«it are Dcmo- □mptorily aubiectod to tho gold atandard rrata. every one of whom would ifeubtlma wbenaold. The price of ootiou sent to claim to be tbr true disciple of Andrew Jack sou Aud yet all the crib of which gold standard as thst which is exported Jaekscn warned the cunntrr in lu» famous to Manchester, sod the breadstuff" sold controveray with tbr I'nited .Statci bank in New York are dally equated with the are I (l,ouwi)<| fold luMiliiedi and a prioosof the Liverpool core exchange. thouasud fold aggravated - in this plan of. Aud s<> of nil tbe other qpmmociitws. making the tresiury department itself the And yet we bear representative! of tbe bank, with Cnngrrn for the gavernlng great intervals that are thus rowpriled to sell at gold prices, resolute and deter mined in their demands that they shall ful perusal of J scktun'a great message of j lie allowed to purchase all tbetr supplies July 10. 1832, and I wish them to frankly I IcUtbis House how tL-y think Jackson I would have regarded the-ewtablishmenc of in thu country, reckoning all products, a great National pajx rinoney machine, to i trochee thu enormous amount of $3,000,­ be totaled foe nil time in the treasury 000,000 on the gold baaia; aad that the department, tho Ulla <if which shall hare sarpitu not ennsumed by the prod users no provision fur their redemption, and is many hundreds of millioat of dollar*, the value of th* tho amount of lheae bills to'be determined I and thM estimated by the gold by a majority vote in a party caucus j whole i. standard. Use farmers of the country may find profitable food for reflection \n adm­ inling what tbe agricultural intevfipt loer* cve/y year by an irredeemable pxper «tir- with a vast territory and a sparse papalatioc, able to maintain coin payment and maintaining it through a financial storm of terrific force, and by rreaone of it .regain­ ing a position of solvency and tatty with a rapidity aad * certainty to which the pper basis affords no parallel but only a contrast. Here to the north of us lie* tbe dominion of Canada, atretching from New­ foundland to the bonier* of Alaska, with e* inhospitable climate, a anil in great part inferior to outs, coaupem checked snd suspended half tbe year by fresco riven, uianufacUirea scant, crude, and undevel­ oped, with a population throughout tbe whole territory mil an large as that of New York, and with wmlih greatly inferior to that of the Empire state ; with a dab* e* large, in proportion to the people and pro­ duct, and property, as our own . and yet Canada find, no dificulty in maintaining specie parmeut. And st Toronto, Montre­ al, and Halifax, tho American tonrirt u mocked nnd mado wUmed by the sight of coin dollara and gold oagim from out OucgrpMand leading interest of mr own mint circulating freely as currency own and dfiiar stair* has suffered, still ap.oog a people whose wealth and rmoursuffer*, and will continue to suffer so long a* the cumocy la of irredeemable paper. our own magnificent inheritance and po»I mean tbe ship-building and navigation intcrerts,—otic that dnea more for the ben tbe national government wax orcountry and asks lose for it than aay other I gsnised in 1789 the mute liberal estimate except tbe agricultural; an interest that of tire property of the entire 13 state* rrprcscata our distinctive nationality In all placed it kt $600,000,000, —less than tho clime* aqd upon all sea*; an intenrt mure wealth of Boston or . of Chicago ttrday. easentially and intensely American than The population was >4,000,000, showing any other that falls under the legislative a property of $150 to each inhabitant. power oi the goverameat, sad wliiih asks By the census uf 1870 oar popuLtioa had only t->-dsy to be left where the founders inerraaed to 38,000,000 and mu wealth to <>f tlic rcpqblie placed it 100 yean hgo. 130,000,000,000, showing $800 per arpila for the whole praoplu. Our population has in-teascd in the 80 intervening ycaro not quite 1ft. fold, but our wealth bail nenaaed 50-fold. The pouiote of I7K>, with their slender rreoureca, did not hesitate to sraurne a tutmaal debt of 190,000,000, being more than oucaeveuth of their en­ tire poaacastecs; and it never occurred to 'bcm thM an abandonment of tbe specie baaia would make their burden lighter. They knew from their terrible experience with Coatinental currency that all their evil, would be painfully incraased by a resort to paper tntrncy- Aud iu their poverty, with no accumulated capital; with manufacture*, In fethlcpt infancy, whip nrnperty, if io its capacity u> measure by the u varying law of supply and re­ mand the pr-tiae suv-unt of csreulation tamed tbe gold sad silver stendnrd. they require-1 by tbr “wants of trade.'—I paid their great debt, they grew rich' in would bo j. lad, 1 r<-prat_touk any demo the property which we inherited, but for erotic Oppoi eat of the system if it does richer iu that bright, uuaullied boner not in ascii end all three feature* fill the which they also beq-aeatbed to us. ideal requirement of a hank u foreshad­ To day tbe total debt* of the American owed by Jackson, and ifit dure not indeed people, national, alate, aud municipal, are for tran-ccnd any ideal Jackson had. in not no large in proportion to already ac­ ita freedom for all to engage in it, iu ita quired property os was tbe national debt abeolute securi y to the public, and in its alone in iftK). And when wa, take iato s.ngular nd-ptation to act a* a regulator the nccoaut the relative productive power uf the currency, proven tin; undue expan­ sion and undue contraction with equal and uufiufitt-.’ certainty, sod adjusting itself at once to tho specie standard wh’aaever the Goveromrat shall plane ita .own notes at par with coin ? JgE-jSwglrutS&cvgteij DENTIST Nukiilk, psatags of the legal tender act, however, followed by an enormous imuo of Govc.-umeat notes, the' Slate banks would no longer bo required to redeem in specie, and would therefore at once flood the fashioned integrity is forgotten. and solid, enduring prosperity, with boneat gains nod ‘|uk< contentment, is rendered im­ possible. We hare suffered thus far in l-crhaps as light a degree as «Juld Ira expected aider the circamstancro . but ogee adopt the insane idea that all eqrrcncy shall be tuned directly by tho Oorern- 1 invnt. aud that ('uugnaa alull be the judge of th.- amount demanded by the litkipi umrrn r-ich a condition of the pub- than'by the groundwork for aa Fnreranrmra IMPOSITIM HATED I OPPOSITION COURTED. Coapwinm lnr»«S Inti Competition Dt-Sed in Teas, Coffees and Spices .vrawrer ; for «t prino. wbieh 0m and asking for a return to, three y~. Mtn, would hare r txnedm To attempt now u buaineaa by further inflation c of bonds stopped! Glow? Dore any gentleinsn suppose toll the r bonds owned by the banks, and on depoeit in the trcai ury, will bo exolmnged for isrtl-i micro pf ano and inflated iscao? Tbuae bonds arc. payable, principle aud interest, in gold; and, With the present amount of Kgal-tendor note*, they xrc worth in the market from »1.1B re »l.t5 What will Usey be worth in paper mmey wlion you double the amount of legal tender and noMpone the day of specie rwampiioa far �Sris of New Eoghrod Chins-A Busy Wamaa-TM Laet fraro Braafclyn Eh> ’ **°____ _ N«w Tobk, Feb. ifi, 1876. Daring all thejim<of tbe w.r tho num­ ber of consunsers increased, white the pro­ ducers so rapidlyjiecrvered, and the Gerernment iuelf wa. io tbe field a* one of tbe tergoM eoosumets,'sojhat no matter what our curreoey wu or might bars been, even if it hod been nothiag bat coin bad that been possible, tbe priee of labor and the value of comoditirs would have gone up tbe mme way, though al­ lowance. of coarse, is to be made for theevident depreciation of a redundant, irre- finaodal madunery. So loog - that pro­ vision wm ia force ths money of the peo­ ple was precisely as good and jam the same as the money of the bondholder By a mfatakan policy, as I veature to af­ firm, ihb sectioa of Um law, era tbe re quart of Becrctery Chase, was repealed aft* doe notice Riven, ud the moment that was dtae the legal tender became a sort of finaacrai oq-hu amoag ua, it had thenceforward no oonoertioa or rdauoaship with any other issue by the Govern SMnl; it measured nothing itself and —• mewured by nothin?, and ever since that tfay it has had to fight its own bottle, not merely unaided by other form, of public credit, but in a sencc coortrnlly hindered by them To osublioh a fixed, rtredy rahaefor U under three cireumstanres was as impossible s» to determine a pound tion to sir the last refioeasont in receiving. People might very truthfully send out inntationa which, would read, "to asert the sew dinner service," or to exhibit the drawing rooms, refttniished by'Cotti*, who fa the fashionable high art fnrofaber, ; Tbe young folks, of course, belong to a musical or dramatic society of tbe aotectest sort, which gives excuse for dotens of delighlful evemingv at rehearsal in cosy been loo often overlooked, and it has giv­ private parlors, and a gratifying daah at en many men who have not thought public applause in the name ef euarity, cloeely about tbe nutter tbe impression that redundant paper money. after all, made things prosperous for a time, and that it might, perhaps, if we could get the right quality and quantity, have the more deeply studied,* aad Uteir dress, of Mr. Blain's speech will get dtsuhroed manner, and speech are carefully taken of all such notions. from the pages of the ‘Household " or On many other points equally impor­ the “Globe," editions of the novels The tant imprrsaions will be derived, aa, for instance, the impolicy of the Govern­ ment undertaking to do without the in­ tervention of banks by the direct issue of any saving ol interest on bonds to the amount of the bank notes which might have their place supplied by new legal tenders; alao. that the farming iatererts of the West, and the South, m well a. such great intercuts in the' East as com. tMiwist ship building, are virtually interested as much as any other aection or ‘•Honest money for nil, and free schools for all. There should he no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ meats, also, there had been one cnatin a terran interferance which will al. though not regular, progress toward destroy the other.” specie payment, till the peaie rame to render it easier to g» through with the process than to go back, also, that aperie payments, ifjudiciously adopted, can be maintained without diCeully, ud, also, this grand consumatem AU those fu mental position, and many other, diecumcd with great forte and rogt and although there are some thii^i z which somejair mioded uten Will (ii in society—that fa, if you tea get a card for it. No favor dispensed by a kind ud charming hoate— is so coveted sa an ■invi­ tation to her roabud party, for tbe comph aiders yon one of the eligible* of her ac­ quaintance. Goittr, you find tho drawing rooms—nobody mya parton any more except an old fashioned frUow like myself, we take so dosely after Ute English—hung with fern, smitex and Spires, fraiherin? from mantd and roruiot, l-askrta of half­ blown rose, ou every stand, and •rare, ef debutante, tn pink and cream color float in? about, with all the mischief they teamed st Mre. Meuro or Madame Chegarray. al five hundred dollan a quarter, fresh in their pretty heads Three pretty bareba naln, fresh from up-town boarding achoofa, waits the wildrel, fiirt Um deepest and alp < hampaxn. tbe mow defiantly of any Wire afloat, unlere we except a few of oar pretty married women—aad Jo this with more freedom than they wil’ ever find at com- spoken, for, independent pf Has oplnlpns. his speech will give a new impulse to' the general and earefol consideration of the financial question which will Iso seen in time tu bring about iu solution for the best good of the whole people, the re­ parties and ladies' eharilia, it is so cheap and so diverting st ornoe. Il has the pat sumption of specie payments. rostage of fashion this winter, for it is a favorite form of spending a soda! evening among matrons and elderly bus lores men The Binghamton RepiMicai aria? any ®< lu abllgslJaa.. and ia taser st evening in their good riot bro. So while nutalaiag. ia every way ths nalteaal tailh New York an a more BepuUic aad laucial boa«r ; who boU that tbe ran.- than either Pcoaylvania, Ohio the young-,people are off in their pink ■aa school reais— Is tho aaroery of American game and dreuscoaU liar a dance—say the Lberiy ud should be maiataiaal absolutely free fro— aertariaa control; whs belters that, It is expected that in about four weeks ■•Elka" ball, or that of aome select and tar tbe promotteaa ef three end.. itJ diroe- the imue of silver in place of fractional tiow of the pmsalsl sboeld ronMu. te be eosMed la those who adhere to the priaci- currency will be cumnsenced by tbe Govpte. of 1778 aad tappers three as iseorporal- »»«■- GiMMiUi b *>< bare an art school Tbe MnrehaH grasrge is one of the Uvort bCtheBtote: Tbe Whin cud fcrule are tabooed in tbr SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO THE OLD FOLKS, AND TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS. ou> < the difference ia, that Instead of filling their rooms with Citiaste mtomtera, ud dragon tea cope, they have taken to mak­ ing hfatoriral colfoolion. of the v.floui porcelains and pottcrim of the worid. A plate of real Majolica, or a cup and saucer of royal sevres given one esteem among eonncoBMan, aa oos who ‘ has thn right feeling for art" ia Uua d^te^i, bat OM who would win renown ^RB|4;'r-5!l-'‘r’‘ mast have at least one broken-mart! speci­ men ol al) tbe wares from the time of Bolomoa down. Cabinets, carved and velvet-lined, are consecrated to these Irsasurrs, where the royal bine and gold of true sevres and the splendors of DreodoB are surrounded by gaudy Ilunnriu ware, ia red, green and yellow. Hideous Madon­ nas in Majolica, ugly aa the painted plui ter parrots Yukee ueddlen used to carry round, together with every apecus ol old Engliah delf known to the ton sbclvin of kitchen doeets. Alive to Uua increasing psaeiou. u enterprising meoilator has been scouring New EnSU1 viHagos ud Sooth Carolina homesteeda for treasures black tracings, fragments of old English teasels of pretty chinti pattern., scara­ mouch Hollaad painted ware, and English blue dinner services, rehearsing the hirtury ol Dr. Syntax on their pictured aides, or scenes from the war uf Indcpcodcuor. including portraits ol 'George W—hingteii. were minded in a sort of indigestion uf china. Tho ugismt old pots and basios were there, with aonse really superb Stet fordshire end handasme tola of Flemish pottery, long-ncckcd, straight sided pitchera and jan embeaaed in indigo blue. I was shown a yellowish wedgvwood mtehcr, as cotnnMHi looking aa the cheapest kitchen ware of today, the Biate’of which brought 125.00 at ymtrrday a sale. Irt me warn readers who think of selling their gramlfatber's furniture, or tbeir grand mother' a aockery for old rubbish, te be rareful what they are about, for they may be throwing'away a satall fortune. If the nun who had half a dnaen silk Washing­ tons to sell happens to hare any old tea act. or odd piecre, (the more forlorn the better,) he wants to trade, I wiU be happy Ctatata m F1STC Sat (Tuwianta ass staciti for the coming campaign. There are 10 applications for dirorse in the Lenawee county court. East Saginaw claims to be the banner musical dty in the Stole. Tho next term of the State Agrievhunl College begins on the 23d inst Marshall is talking ofhavmg a Centro nial Fourth of July celebration. Tbe Benson House at Saginaw City has cloned up to wait for better limes. A Petoskey man has shipped over 10,­ 000 bushels of Ume the pest year. Mr. Marvin Hannahs, of Albion, died ou the 7th inrt., at 81 yearn of age. The centennial ten-party at VeruMUtville wan a very fine affair, and netted. (100. The Broton Harbor girte bay candy and ask the grocer to charge it as crackers. Tbe Vamar woolen factory turned nut 3,300 pears of woolen mittens thia winter. Tho Bay <5If JWfome aaya that there are only nine expert slcaographmyin the The Borton Journal, In a receet torn-. MS, 1 -Pteturs t. yrorwlf what a maoariM zfhe papers lllurtratlre of American ■for etoldrea •"gbt U> be—bright ami winI,Ings In eeaivnts. bosr pnrs and Mimalaitag Scenery, which have appeared in Iu paces, among which wero iacluds t I. MeUng. kre re^toud-l -ilk aad lhea UM •T*r U‘4“' ••TtH> Wonders of tbe Yellowstone, " the ‘Grand Cation of Um Cotora.lv,’ and aad yen wl¥*ad yror fa-1 reaUte.1 have won wldr-.prcad admiration <n> both sld.s of fihe Atlantte: and The Great Booth" article, with their beautlful enrraHngs. have bean rv-laaoeri in txwk form In loth Great Brittan and America. For the coming year we have broader plans than over before. The I Ik* ■«___ WHITISH! I tnas .mon-.the people. It would be a peculiarly severs blew to the debtor dare, and would mak-nwtmptroa to thea. the stnoi to bankruptcy and nm. AU wise legislaticn toward, rreumption will take cam thst do needles, burden bo thrown on Ums* who have debts to pay, snd that ia the transition tbe buks shall be kept ia such a sooditiou so will snake them as helpful as possible to the buaiacos remmu nity. But this pdiry wcmld dnve the banka into a straggle for sell-preaerv* lion in which debtors would be necresariiy socrifieed. Iflcocrertly apprehend the sound ptdslie judgment on this ques­ settled determination to bring it to per with coin, and by that means bring every bank-note to the same standard Tbb policy wiU rcntore the euin of the .-nunaof which we arc producing over 180,­ ,000 per annum, to active circula­ tion in the channels of trade, snd will rank not only in making our money better, bat aerarodly more plentiful among tbe people. It b a humiliating Republican Stale Convention. A Repabliena Btale C«uvewti<ni, teelect £t good for drinks at any aaloon and art iIllsBBlm sad altrraates la attend the KvpeN- tiring them Io propitiate voters. llean Kalians! Ceasealloa al Cincinnati an He Fernando Wood took pains to inform 1Mb day of Jane next, aad also to sleet a genuUieas State Cealral Committee, will be Ute Clerk Hambletpo. who thinks it a UH al lb« Gly rt Creed ItoyW’- “• Wedae.L. mol.. .!• U.S 1ST>'. al l>> -cleet good thing to name a child after the aaaaaan of Abraham Lincoln, that none of the IJcmuerats on the Ways and Means Committee, except Morrison, had wished Tbe New York Tr3.se speaks of Mr. Blaine's “leek" in bringing out Jeff. Da­ vis. Perhaps Mr. Blaine deliberately calculated upon that result aad shaped hfa efforts therefor, just as many a tocalled “lucky" man mtceeeds in hi* bast- MR. BLAINE’S SPEECH We publish, herewith, ia full the able rest of tbe world breida, we drive it into tipewch of Hon. J. G. Bteiue co the export because we will Opt create a de- fiaaneial rituatinn, delivered test week at ■ami few it at home. And the miaera of in the Hoose of R^reseotalivre. We the Pacific slope are furnishing tbe rireutrust it wfll be read by all who desire to acquaint theaseslrre with the great praeti eel question now before the American people. Noteven the member, of At grnrnback clubs, or the political oppoaenta of Mr. BUnemn foil to find themadves iaterroted in the present qmeth if they ooee begin iu pernval, for, althoagh he girvs the Democratic patty soum hard kiu yet ha drot not travel beyond Ute Berord. white he carefully limits hi. comiree to individual for speeified hereri- For the moot part, however, the dfort fa one aboaodiag in pertinvnt inferamtina. mmad eoonomic principlca. able n -Hre. -rtl cantcat sdrocacy of the finteia! reform which i. alrrody more The Indiana greenback State Conven tiow met al Indianapolis on Wednesday, resolved in favor of a greenback currency convertabb- al will into a 3X5 per cent bond, in favor of Newton Booth of Cali- Washington, did name oae of his children J. Wilkra Booth, after the ssaaamnalioo of Prraidcnl Lincoln Morrison therefore promptly requested his resignation, but Arc eiiaereotiv indulged ia, with Use name of two or three married ladies of the highest standing at Um head of the iavitetioa canto, as voucher, for dreoram, and the cfo’e of the affair. The centccaial had nearly put it out ef Minh a heads that thia fa lean year, with It. peril, and priritegre But aine, th. ■ rabinei young ladies tn Washington have set the example of honoring the oocaeioa by a befi, lisp year Germans will vary the mcesotony of kettledrums and Utegfareofpdiiebdto. Did I hoar a quirt old lady (Mt to mention a young one) nay that aba would Ska to know what is meant by a krttteinn’ With all the pleasure klife. It fa an Engiiah custom of inviting om a noqaaietaaee to a fiuduonaWo five o'duck tea,to which the Indies go in their bounds, to pnup an how with cups of tea in their hands, served with very thin wafera It ot the railroads of the State, and requires in msmsfitlly a oily institution by which a cJmch railroad aa aaneal report Io the good nuy persons who nee croft other Co*mimMMr, who mrevovev is to inquire into complaints of violation of lU law* The railroad, arc required to treat afl aluppera all ka, under aimilar cirvumetan “The second Installment la even strong­ er titan the first. Jtut\fg.ng a'l that sea, lootedfor.’! We begin In January “Philip Nolan’s Friends,” Mly tw« dulUro a volusw-a tea« valaablt Ortai—aa prowenl for ah ei Uy af yaaag folks. ' Tbe New York Tribune avalaaebs uf tatmoral literature ibsl ite cbJMrva. ansse strong, vitally w sa.l ronlt/ aitraeiirr a^nuuore re tm. aad Kv. NseaoLssaa. rJrk-1 iug of the .Marshs U Grange oo Saturday making references to hfa rweut sojourn al the Hague Tbe fruit basket faculty of Ingam, Lee lie 4 <\>. al Benton Heritor, was dealroved on*monday night. Ixias IH.ftOO. with but NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. to^lte4«tarn»k*d Lawyen la all ^,-1' ■— -/it.Cte—H C—r. we a JMMMasa.Mtb4krm.rBro.. * F.Mi rfMmatell. Mr. Fraatoe Hite fam sTM hmierrffcUleCr-kaUCal. W K. Ui ef*s tarn rf Hsfiby 8 Ottere. W Jreksm would be like a New England Sunday without bakml beans. From the sppror anreof things in Plymouth Church, the present calendar year will be spent in proving what everybody is convinced of already But the Council now c<>ovenrd at the call of the church itself is headed by Dr. Imcuard Baron, whose acutennm. veiled skillfully under a daring frankness, will not hesitate to probe for the truth in whatever direction it Li-a. It is pomiblc that Plymouth Church has counted loo hbcrallv on Dr. Baron a support in tbe Council. . Aiamdy. shrewd quretioning niard.Galli In thia country and In Ear Isim!. as tbe great r -prrseniatlve Amer­ ican Mngax’oe. KncsMiraged l»y the favor acuonled t« It by a generou* publie, we sha 11 alm, during the Centennial year, to eclii*its formeracliierment. In both Its L[l>r»ry aud Art department*. bCKtBMn Is sold by all Fiturr C'j.am lt.siKst.-Li fiih and Aews-Itoslrr. Priee $4 a Year ; 35 cants a Number LTSr.-.'M-to'tt: ■a rt la. tt-r— I—I aa—14 ■lawn. •— lb—.1. mi tartk that lb«? a—» lUtba r—1 —lai. *Z sate Miron Is .ir. sal... t» lb. p.n.n. IMS.wlrt in muI • rt Ite proSsaey •( —M ►.■to—. and Ol li Meulton's case, in which the ingenuity of IkMortte ra—■*“ —w— — *Plymouth Church msneutering appear, IlOH I. Ik. to better advantaga than its honesty by a long reirht. It didn't propose to go on with the Council in spite of its own pro­ teat, till it was sure thst Itra. Storrs and Buddington’were preUy certain not to come. Plymouth Church and its pastor arc always magunimou. when there is nothing to lose. All the social art. of the society are brought to boar on the dele a parlor ayrtioe, with tbe glibbest speaker gates, they are kept supplied with flowen, as auettetieer, and the panels are sohfeto and the latent papers to read, and ready tbe highest bidder unopened, for the bene fir mailing. A handremsa lunch ia spread fit of some charity which the hostess has for them ia ths church parka all the time, and carriage, arc at their command. But when the packages are opened, aud the Wall Street man who bid fire doflaza for a limuc paper pared finds that it contains a bologna sausage, Iwugbt on the way up town by a fun loving matron, or the stiff bachrinr bids off a girl a powder and rouge or a frisky young married woman finds a THS C0UK1 and jiagtes. bits ef wtetom. Lu Froaek. Her­ man aad Lilia Koriei—In fin amt Ha pussies, Jwk-ta tke-pnlpil. Use Lrti.r-tev, te.. Ar., la eves more awperMy etlremlve. l.c rnourod that they have a rare treat l-eforc them The- «»n» of the n.> St. Nicholas for 1874 and 1875, 4 Volt- novel iatald lean EagttalitDlaing town adUrooi ths- ftr»t |mgv tu the last tu. liiW-at la uuflaggiuir. Among other notable |*|m we men- Geo. W. Kinsley, a pitnecr of St. Jo­ seph, dim! Feb. 3, T; Hl years. He lo­ cated in 8t. Joseph in 1831. Owosso beid a special ejection Fab. 21. to Vote on the appropriation of fili.IMJtt for the purchase of a steam fire engine. Capt. John Clarke, one of the oldest taasous in the stale, died at East China. St. Clair county, Feb. 4. aged 78 years. permanent k»rra< >7 maintaining any special preparation in the way of fiowrre or music, but with a hot sit down 1‘residenry, He ought to be aiming supper to follow in cemfurt for everybody. down from the Supreme Bench, then. TbeS'ashua Trl'yrnpk aaya that in one of the largest and eloaest towns in New Hampshire the Democrat. hare par- .— rsr^ flSHtff IBTMSB! __________ _ JOHN STANLEY ! Ciicap, Ruel Island & Pacific Mr. Bowen is choosing his tiote and method of presenting his proofs so as to throw their faU light on Mr. Beecher without dragging his victims into the glare. The satansc brain which maken tbe ssovm for Plymojlh Church sees the only de­ fence possible is to rafuee nay evidence from Mr. Bowen that will not damage otlitra worse than Mr. Beecher. To give nasuM aad dates to the public m they de­ mand would drag more than one family of the Church iilo disgrace. Mr. Beechei 's n!^y lire in the irretaralilc nature ot the injury be has dime his victims. Mr. Bowes knows that the utmost malignity of llymocth will yisit him when he speak, end thia with tho stronger consideration of humanity to the injured and tbe inno­ cent, may well give him pause. Mr Oliver Johaaon, former editor of Beecher's toper, does not show so well since the publicxteou of an old letter of his to Mr. Bowen, pending for Nr. Tilton, and speaking empbalieally of Mr. Beecher s guiK JlrTjohuaon and Profamor Tyler appear to hare '‘erawfiahed badly under tbe influence of a petition oo the Ctrutiao Utnon. And tbe charge of Hack­ making made against poor Mr. Loder is proven true ef another man entirely, and the Tribw.- is manly enough to come out aad do the poor uphotaow justice. There fa amA WiMtm toad pie ia many | quarter., nowaday., over the latent view uf things. Ptmn, Corneil Blufis and Omaha, Without Change of Can, Canned Fruits and Fisn. KANSAS LINE. Oysters received daily IDHIS1! N. B—In addiliuti lite amove goods. 1 have tbe amrxv of Croker ft Parker I Ale, Edinburgh Pale AU and Porter | Syrarnae, New York, which io equal to any impnrt.d goods .mi will > retd is. bulk ar by dot. bottks. Youre Truly. READ THIS and l»e happy again. 1 ta RsfiBliffi ii AUTHOR ONLY PtitB! 45 DOLLARS! WHIT DIN IT BE I Fo rWhat? FLORENCE SUB lit® io^.X3!S=S?£StX’’J: FURNITURE, DMMM, Mb, Firns, k ' MMfHETS Look beret Lookters! �$10,000 GIVEN AWAY _ TO DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. win Mod th. REPUBLICAN ■ LounrSuTwfinJ wither' JOURNAL —1 prie. St 00, pootapprepaid ou both pap*r», for st* year, for bouMhui.1 of Sial,,. .« kohl ia grat.ful loro oar plan, ta lb. family. W* h*r« wilhla on r bonier, a. Uh* Plymouth Bock or Bunker Hill la which patriotic pllgrina lam Lair willing faelatapa, y.t a larger pnpor- 15 Per Cent, will be deducted from the marked prices of all our Goods from now until March 1st. hoaw* fool th, U«fo tab, hto u4 aorta a Hopkins & Barnes HAaryiwos market But the pour r<nMml> aotatar. woro ataiwd m*Hrool»4 .ndn.rr.,1 by lb. Xortbern 'U dal., that ia th* Lara* that la ride tato p«wrr on. Why «r.rything Lu Heal hlijiats pitice; Have on exibition one of the largest Stock of Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. We have, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary' Perfumeries, Toilet Sets. &c., <fc. Give us a call. Boys and "Youths'Clothing at and below cost, and we also deduct 15 percent, from the marked Prices. Hopkins A Barnes. ALL OUR GOODS MUSt BE SOLD Hastings, Dec 15. 1874. Buy Goods Cheaper THE BOOK FOR EVERYBODY. TOLEDO BLADE Th* Lame aa* Bm Faa.Hr NmHr' a«bIUb*-. la Aaaaraa. SaoaLl tulirn aa.f Vaaraal la4a*aaaaat> u ntamtan for tho 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. CALIFORNIA The peopli Barry County to under* stijnd that by istake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen NOTICE! .S-sjULJUULJ but Will Hams, says hesell them Cheap to get them cleared out Well they sent us a double order o^ CROCKERY Wagons and too, but Dan says it ia going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to.keeping house, apd he will sell it Cheap and "clqse it out. Buggies GROCERIES w ell-known hiatonca! writer. Thia work will undoubtedly taka rank aa the Stan­ dard Ilirtory of the I'nitad Staten. it M ho dry m*» of detail* no borabortie effort to inflame the national pride, but ia a dear virid and brilianl aaratbe of the er .Hi ef our hutory. from the dbeorery of tbe American I'onUnect down to tho pre*ent time. It tracra the tridence of that myataroo* r*<w, tha «rat occupant* qf our country, and givoia moat intettatiuR ae- Green Bay and Marquette Line !■ the only Hua for J UHVXUjt, Watbxtowx. Foxd ’W Lac.Owhkdrh. ArrutTox. Gu» Bat. Ebcaxaba* Neqacxes, Mab<julttx, Hocohtox, 500 CORDS WOOD. 500 cords of 16 inch stove icood for sale at $1.25 per cord aelivertd. C. F. DWIGHT. We have h doubleIStock as-aqy one coming in the Store can see and they will be sold cheap for cash or readj^payT’ “ George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and everybod allows our S1YTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P bin *says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it it tu hard work to grind them. FARM FOH SALE! known. aa liaadrilla. oa the Oread Rapid* Dirlrion of lb* Michigan footral Railroad, wharw hit wifc aad rhlldron Mill reaW*. »ad where h» »>■ taken on Monday. rtroogh lb. pertanal *Sort. of Hon. Henry A. tluodyrar. ia *<>w traroJieg for tbe Grand Rapid* Ilurial Can* Co. Hi* many ftienda wiah him (uccrei. QlUBT—Who will do the nndrrtiking? Why Btebhins Bnxhora of oourae. Dr. J- W. Hitcbrock OCULIST Uaata and defocta/themro. OSec the Pont Ofao Halting* Mich nt IRE IMPROVED Bleejdng .THUM dally, with awI tig Room ud Cara through to Coundi For BL Pul ud Mlnnrapolla. Tjro Through Train* iMUy, with Pullman I’nlnw Car* attached ou IxHli train*. Far Grara Bay and Laho Huiartor. Two Traltm r1*11** u.u« Containing Oue Hundrea and E under cultivation, 40 acre* of----- _—---------------- r------- — side Cheap and on Favorsble Terms.'for farther nifomatioc call/' o'n-or address • -. t . . J. Cole tc Son �CHEAP Jfctori, LANDS Grain, Flour, Provisions and Country Produce, an * ai West wI.ahq. m,~«. t—«“iat^-?j rTj^DONEgnc7 Ma4Hh Uss^a* (ITIs T«ss ikrss ®! John H. Wendell & Co. —“Afin. tawiNc I ■/MACHINES. Flour, Grain, Pork Ab 8«adt. cars of lb. MstropofiUa Railroad Comp­ any. Il • wanner than rtraw, and en­ tirely fro. from dost. Milk ibould never covered while retting f**r cream to rise. Covering prevents the ■>dor* in tho milk from escaping and thus causes bed flavors and poor keeping pualUy in the butter. The ca^le.raren, swan, and parrot arecach rauteuanan* An regie k«it at vwuna died after a cmfinment of 114 years, and th. vwan* on the Thames have been known to live to tbe age of 150 year* Some extrusive experiment* rcently msde by EaH Spencer show thst tbe av­ erage period of geetatiuo in eows i> be­ tween 284 and 285 days. Tbe nbortrat period in 7U cares *u 22<i day*, and the loagart b 31J daya. The famera in the western pansfMasaachtmeUs, complain that they have been able to sell but rrry liuU of thi* year's tobacco crop, and predict that there will be a falling off of oae-thM io th. acresr: S'ElSvS3rir???,>“-3: . Wh^at a specialty •ssstT *r Bam. Tkiress.a ssUre fa ,barekr fires lUl Sr tfatoa ■Jix M»*r,sy, Lawson’s Curative k«M *m£|w ss Kaunter'lbsVl'k Mayhew BusinessColleee " KXCELS ° ’* pfweia. rsss. asa to toaisssi. Ils ksska Srsuk to Mssoss), BsfcU train* arriis st to< Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, sSssBrgsBi'ijrifart: c~- ‘s D. D. MALLORY & CO SCIATIC*, HE ICK HCADACHI OYSTEitS. AA’D FORRIGS’ FRCT/TS. U *sstotsrsr* ot HshmUmUx Ssalsd Ossfe, Fak Is*. hwna «u CHK1GD Tffi BALCH 4 NOBTON. LEDGER* '»***sre l. Britos A Xsrtsa. * to O. W. Ba , ii^.teWh£!w«aaBarker, j reus ,TS"Ar-.'48'4S.*.rit,-.y KsSnEtiSSii I CSn. •• *•■■*<•■. it*” muT* t'Srsi.3 .'WXtfsaj r «f Wrekl.sss. GHiiJ OHBSICH KKHilfK, A S3 Paper for 51.50. mtMff IWTBS All attempts to cure the l«d feet of the •rirbrated trotting bone Dexter, having failed, they hare been let alone for tbe foot two year*,'and a* a reaull are now sound aad strong. It ia beirirrd that he i* now faster than ever before in hi* lifeMr. Todd teliathe AMrimfetiMfe Earwwn Club, that Mi «n wiH gha more milk in winter, when fed on cat roraatalka and hay, one aud one half quarts each . of meal aad aborts and four quarts each of poUloe* duly than in ram mer wUm Uu- » f.«l .m— 54 *.-. b 56_2^ar»rt 1CH ^reis sams'i: IT WILL iSsft । What you want is a ncwi<ps|*er thst will j keep you fully informed of the new* of : the day, advise with you up>M> farm and i fireside topws. entertain you with it* rarird j reading in general literature, delight your . wife and family with ita dsspisition* u[**n il roeial and donnstir topics, instruct and ', amuse them by ita foreign and domestic , correspondence, choice stories, quaint character sketches, sparkling and witty pars I graphs, original and entertaining accounts , of travel and adventure, chess and pntxle । column*, etc. , All the news, cmnmravial, political and ' gnserxl, and the ervam of currenljlitm- sVXsr saros* lalaesstsl la ■•bl salat*, are rraslre. CAUTIOH. mu.m-u aiwi uieir oreuu-ren nr* a ora, Philadelphia and Albany in KWtg'ti warrant their seed.*, though intending to have all seeds add by them ss pure and reliable as possible. tn consequence of ■recent deciaLn in » Yosh arid Ne. Jersey, bolding ^rdunen liable i>r the failure of crop* when they warrant their MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. Ik* aressst 4aa ss aaM wsrtsass er acr urtet. NMISS fa. bsrekr c>r*e tssl Sr »irt tS* raws* «r rel* >• ■•*** »*«m«* sesi*isa. is Msattoarr wltk tks *latsls Is >»rS rear • st sreretol. I •CsiTssll st asMIr rsatos. • Sank treat Sssr ef tos Cetin Ileese.ik<Ae C II»t*an. Is *«.4 Ceeatr ef Berrv.-au. I llasw kstas Iks stare •< bel-lise Iks Clreso I S.t Iks *ksl Ce«st> ef Barn • esBelsHer. tki TITVrT: TABLE. ,-WS*a. dMEL. Err* Wane J’ttai 4 Saiim <■ railroad. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH EBss.tttas:x:.'S^J8-4WxS ttfjsigzut.g ’.sttj.ar.“• ~~ As4 Os r*rts>r **. *reL ISal *aU psotlsasr every hoorehold A newspaper « bv the prau of every seesioo to be the most original and bright*-*, of ean journal*. If You Want The rsta** t"fe.“.l K. .A-?’ S CONTENT YOU jjFJfSIMJSI i.craw Best Grand Rapids WEEKLY EAGLE About Milking * Fit e per cent, and perhaps Uu, ran lie added to the amount of milk obtained from the eow» of thia country, if the fol lowing rula are inexorably followed 1 Never hurry town io dririug to and from the pasture* 2 Milk an nearly at etiual intervale as possible. Half-past five in the morning and six al night are good hours. 3^Be^wperially trader of the cow al THE DETROIT FREE PRESS. Ks. is Iks s*ss s< Iks BMlStW "sf L»**l* IB $1.50 CTMs wrist'«-£& ■?'t; i**«re. *. res* MS. sp'k **H *ssr«<»es su The Best and Cheapest Specimen ropy free. ssfUstHra-s'.fe Send for .tsisst-gstwas m is lbs sti* a< HmiIbs*. as. Ik.r* ks. -k» ik* anrsr sf IS. ■tots rrssis.' As. It fa fat Tie Detroit Fra Press Ci DETROIT, MICH. HASTINGS I’lWK DEPOT STEBBINS BUG’S. VcttSttV We append the not uncotumuti practice. 1 Let scene boy turn the cow* away, and get some one that is fond of throw­ ing atones and .witching the hind one* every cbaoev he pet«. 2 Milk early in the morning and laic at sight, dividing the day into two per­ Mean, one of fifteen hour* snd th.- other FWTITURE! ■RAND IAPID8 DIVISION. th. stool, or speak sharply tn her if she does But “an" or •bobf." 4 Milk slowly and carelessly snd atop at the first slackening of the fluid. 5 Talk and laugh, and perhaps Mwrt milk st companion nifflrer*. when seated al Of every Description vftiicli wd The Reliable Sheri Line ean eel) cheaper than any )w>us> In Bairry County, for there reawina; )>t. Because we haw no rent to pay. ItAniASIOS AND DETROIT Gm. M. Savage A Co s Cotenm. Mtrnei** saassriM MO afthsss MrsHIre ■tost* win Slsass ttoto wksrs Ikir ms Iks MM. that la made by machinery. The antis' MSMXouMtiaiEs niture Not. 1 1a 13 are/Asdy. A roUreriss «f goods we make la made by hand, anil •The 8MtTHiifl~taHa Wret/’ TOOK, TOPEUFm FE K 8. lsA£f3>8 £.law W. sell Duuo of thia cheap-made Fur­ 8<mg* by Hays. Dunks, ate. Price 50 warranted We larllc all person* to cents per namber, or 12 Numbers for 11. call and Inspect our goods, for they al) bear Inspect Inn. No trouble at all rtma aaiiat uusia Nos. 1 to 13 iw»w indy. • A eoUectioo Of Ka*y Dance Music. Price 50 cents per Namber, or 12 Nmnbero far »«. ns we cat. do it P La Create de la Crema, any house In P . _ . Nos. Ito 25 now ready. A ctdlcctiun the Largest Bi.u Best selected stock of ofdiAeuk Plans Mvie. Pricw 54) rent* per Number, er 12 Number* far 14. bickfoud -.tarvi \J*TTER K.EVO L V ER H I'Oli THK MercantileTraining Gillman 1 ftsllsm. «.5l a TBE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Funiiy Kwtting Machine f j __________ nu >m oacru . UNDEBTAIING ittiWKaiasfsteLSSR Ike Bill! Kiiief ten for Yp». umiu fc . uua-, wU, BUSI � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-03-01.pdf ce8b39d1991ba248d4c4e6fb1c069f68 PDF Text Text Tl(s RjrilaucAlt Bvq<a>V ' Oeo. M. Dewey, EDITOR AND PUBLUUKR. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1876. •No. "' GREBLE & RUSSELL. Hare now in Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE u fiill and «nmplctc line of HoBtujt CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MICH. L. E. STAUFFER, IProp. "Pride. pri4e, pride ! There you have Charlotte Arden Mischief, miaehisf, mischief! There jou bare Lime Dane. Look out for theta both, Hart. And now, good-by III prey for your iur- Sj-itl Seittoif h/Ib Sifiw, Ifn/io SLiot, SLitqif BtLLt, ScqpSio/lt Fo»T I'M TW*, 4!>o f/outt Fuq/litifi/l<i ^noo*. AUo the Celebrated Diamond Tooth, Silver Steel CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. Which >re guaranteed to cut fifty per cent more wood than any . other Saw in the Market STOVES t The Double Door Base eating Acorn, The GRANGER It is the Hnndtonicst and Heaviest Manufactured. ' Boiler Plate Stove Prices Lower than £ver Before in Barry County. 4 Sadm ' Kill W1H Th*n, bow much ehaxMtor tharo ' in bar hand* **d broke into a choking “ ' ' larepmt of tear*. "What ia it, Charlotte?" I inquired, aoftoning iu ra laatani, rad fooling that I had been acting Uko a miserable fool. “We ware not f-"-’ - — - - • air,'' sad the hot, With thia my friend, by whoss influeuee I was installed in the acadamy of Marl­ boro, aa principal, turned to leave we "Wait a moment, Mr. Jeffries, how lauglu "Drew your own inferences Handsome young man, with light puree*, must make light heart* When you ealeb a glimp*® of your pttpib you will under Stand ra*. 1 haven t been a tsaab«r here for fir* year*F-r nothing. " ' Thank you! thank you! With thia I gave my friaaid my hand, and thus we parted An hour later I waa aeoled at my dad. ia tha plesaanteel school room, looking about ra* with no mvseif dianussml in that way I O, nothing .mall dagres of iaierat for th* two pupils of whom my friend Lad spoken, and won­ M all! But aeriotisly, whu do you mean T" dering in the mean tima if his kindly, Why, have you fargottoa thu Iproph well meant caution would not bring me at esied a flirtation 1 I mara, bow do you think he would do for thu’" .Ah. a flirtuio* ’- M.ybs I didu t hold Smiling at my own conceit, aud Sailing my breath for fear of lasing th* anewer, to And in the tbrvreore fanea before rar one that waa tortieulariy stamped with pride, or one that wa* marked with mi* chief, I turned to t»y book*. "Meo—boys!" Something like a quirk whisper broke "Well, boya, then Manin assurance, through the atilloom of the room a* I d>d boy* in IntaUigsuoe. are what wa hav* ao- 1 glancwd up Every countenance nowaday*." Lore un tn linkable' aigva of demurenos She spoke a* ifahe had lived in the age Smiling again at my thought*. I tamed a of her grandmother. I clenched my hand* aecood time to rar book*. »ad thia time a and declined Jupiter under my breath ia big apple aurted from one of th* beck Latfaaeau and came rolling down the *1*1* The “Do you think you'll succeed tn bringincident wa* alight , but, taken in coosotion with my reflacxicti and my friend'* parting words, it annoyed me I picked up tho apple, laid it on the deal, and nla"-.I ilia .1iratf.ci.vi frolu wh«me® it My fauatiooa ware not cotuulied , bat The finest and largest line of I mad* them, narartheiaao, biting my Bo­ Eye* asuey, daring, and almoat wieksd, ger nail* vmaoualy all'the time ReadyMade Clothing, ■ in Barry beautiful which wavered and brightened like two '.'Oh, no matter." stern Thia waa Litxir Pane, I "You're too bad- I got you apart from County. Comprising mens, boys waa quit* aura of that, th* red month the other girl* on purpose to hare a ooatfiwaa dimpled *bo it by amilra, and th* dealial ehat, and here the time i* almost rhin qnirered with atippmaacd mer­ and youths suits, odd ooats, pants whit* up and you haven't told tn* a thing." riment “Well, I will now—two things. Your '■A good beginning." I thought. "it btir ia twiafedout of your net an t year and vests, and a augurs wall fur the future " collar i* ahockingly tumbled " Just then th® school room door waa "Bother my rolfor! Shall you flirt darkened and. looking up, 1 taw Charlotte with him ? 1 wouldn't mind, only that Arden. My friend a cauuoo waa Weil. ■ tbicux a scnoro? kVMU‘1 line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over N ow, do you tell me!" I laid my hand upon th* bell and gave it a violwt nnging Th- two girl* ataruxl like culprit* and glanced harried)/ up at m« Whu they saw ia my the* I can t aay. but they both colored Juat then th*v-**p*ret*d for their seat*, bat not Ulore I heard Ltni® whiaper despararely, "Shall yoaf ONE HUNDRED I different patterns of imported and domestic CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. made Clothing TO ORDETV“d Perf*,:, fits gaarantoe.l, at the- 01.1 Cooler Stand in Empire Blcxtk. Hvl- J. S. GOODYEAR & C(h ISAAC W. VHOOMAN. C5DX8.«SIHITT. D®n*U V ,-ml Csllaaalaa *«*"» »“< *«fj*5*f al iU Cion u®«*®- Haats*.. Mlab. 1 GILES, BRO. & CO. and RETAIL JEWELERS, WHOLESALE C. O. HOLBROOK. """H.i’HLiS S*tJ Not. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. W. are Sparisl Agvnu far " PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON. 3SJDi€l-IIW WATCHES. HOWARD WATCHES. eporoad a* too rfow far the anxiona, eager fookiag forward,—the desire to croard all tba enjoyment puathfo into the brief per iod of our earthly exiMeno® . **[««al!r i* thia spirit evfaoad by tbo young and ris­ ing gsoersliou. There ia U iutempenoc* io our laat* for aaaoatnaata. fa oar thirst foe ksId, tor fluid form*, and ia th® varwu* manipulath* asperdulues of daahioaabie hie,-an ' tiou* of an experienced icien'iiat it* chemi mleutperanoe of Ibe paaaiooa, especially tn I cal action ia invaluable. In the thouaand ths exbabiuoc of petulance or .toney aril'- legitimate cfhcca it ia mad* to perform it i* will, sad iu the atuhUrn (mrsuil of auiflah ■ an ageat that no other property can augratification. | pereede And therein ream th* aueret of All three tod many m-ors 'phaMW of the . I.-----------— goj continued manufacture. saros aubject militate* materially agsisst Tbrre Lope of it* ultimate daatruooar auady advaaeearect ia moral purity x aiilLa’ long *> it ia manuand spiritual kMwfodga,—true fatollaetoil ______ _ will cr.,re^ lirgely into every, •fovatiou and rnflnemaot it ia our blessed thing that come* under th* head of Intox­ prinfogs to attain fa thia enlightened sga icating dnnkaof-ths world, landing to true happier*, Ouronly Lope ie*U in the education of here, md fitting ua fjr the life hereafter th* people op to tbit ataodard of moral Bat chiafly are tbe principle* of this aia- purity that will volnntarilv eechew evil torhood w*ria|| against that curse of the and everything that drtcrtjralea and dahuman rarex tha uee of intoxicating tnoralixe* Notl-inp ia gained by ooenioo. and atortnr oppceitxm inly.harden* men * nadar-mtning nmny of our noblo iamilu- heart* igainit ua. It ia a j-ervereiiy of tioaa. It Malk® buldly in aacred pleas*, . human nature to perriat io • retiree of acand (ven bold* high esrnival ia th* shod* tidh opposite any furred or arbitrary me**of th* very bead of oar natioo, aappioe I nr*. Me*', tarn may b*won by penuaricu the foundation* uf a righlaou* governtueat It if indeed a vic* ao al moat universally indulged in, that ws are, humiliating aa ia th* coufreaiuti. fast bsCMniog a iiaUon of Mia* Linia Dane telegraphed to Lor with her apurkling eyes to eater Thia A first-claa.1 TAILOR rom Detroit, ex­ failing to han th* desired affect, ahe up her whit*, chubby Landa, and pected soon, when we shall be prepared to furnbh the be«t of doubled held lheth to bar mouth, trumpet fashico. atartlrd by a .harp huls icreem, an Lime Dans ipriagiag up and rering "O. a hornet ha* billea Charlotte den, Mr. Eldridge. The whole acLxil ti very pedegoguely (to renunaaded b*r to reau • Hare you aelectad a aeat ? “No, air, I hav* not," ahe anawered. without tnoring forward a ring!* atop •■You may do ao now, if you plans® " 11 aaid. . in tha f»«, and I aaw Mia* Arden pat a She glanced up and down the long rows book to her fare to conceal a anile. of *eat*several times, and then turned to After achool I went to be* and inquired poErely for her arm. 8ho showed m* her round, dainty wrist, with a largs discolor ‘ Thia one, air,” ah* aaid, rutting her ed awellinz marring ixa whiteness «yea for a tingle moment to my face and Good heavens! 1 I' exclaimed, format­ then turning them indifiereutly away. I bowed in approval of her choice, ting myaalf, "bow it most have pained youl Why didn't, pou go ham* ? I would though, at the eeme time, it did not plsare bar* excused you. ' ra® 1 did not ear* tn have her a* near, Bh* imilad usd looked amused That I criticising everything I did, and I felt acre ^e would. ■'Oh, it'* nothing. It wa* alighlly pain At th* quarter hour intermiaaiou Miaa ful at first, but I was not child enough to Arden and Mire Das* Passed ths time ia run horn* over so alight a hurt." In spit* of my anger st her, 1 «nvi«d the very word* that slipped thruugh h«r red, haughty lipa "Had »h* already bawun her art* !" I knowing how to help mnelf unlas* I sent them out of door* to play, lik* two little asked myaclf. If thu simplicity of look chlldred in pinaform, I raised th* lid of and frantnas. of voice war* art why, oonfound nature I Wall, I walked home with my desk between thair face* and mtn* aud her, carrymg her aUehal of book*. My I. ~«-l iasMisg my cxeua* waa h«r arm. Aa if sb* hadn't Uok* and p*p«ra to right*. but on® and couldn't, by aay possibility Children in pinafore* ’ I imilad grimly to mywlf a* the audacious thouf blantered hare corriad her books oa the ctbsr. <). my head. Children they both were. I th* day* that foOowsd—and th* week* aaid to myself, unoeremoniiraaly thrusting and th* months 1 Miaa Axdan wvttad to my head above the temporary rereen to flirt and w* flirted I Mia* Aidan waatad confirm my opinicu by a good look at -l_ - ___ I_ ai__ _tr.L _.J. UL- HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? Sirtical aid Mechanical DENTIST FOR ONE DOLLAR We will send. Post-paid TIE mujoill! ^rosssssassstisar; DENTIST Midriiai. Nashville, Sweet’s H°Tbl» Bvaar ttow ***«‘ «b® asUU^b-“‘ U aOAKD AMP BOOM, Rt-UU PA I- FINE PRINTING DONE at thia OFFICE IMPOSITION HATED I • OPPOSITION COURTED. Companion Invited find Competition Defied in Hearth and Home ;-TKB WEEKX.T GRAPHIC - Tea*, Coffees and Spices JTOSE3NT STAJNr3L.rair’S. All mula ot To®, the >«rl btftfl in the Mu-ktl rrah ever, tom lhe Importer, S. 8. 8LEEPER t CO., of Baton, and tor mb M prici which deer ouccwrfUl coinpedliou. GIVE ME A CALL. ccuveraation firm day; but that I attetupt at exrriemncaa, and brought .a waa enough. , 1 tool th* part assigned to dash of vxqsiail* color to rhe rae velvet chock at bar companion'» foes which waa me to play end plarod it with ill my revealed tome. I had th* aaliafaation of knowing. 1 “And u for pinafore*," I aud, sulkily, contiscing my aohtoqny rad drawing ia atood by oa* of lb* long window* at the ckue of the laat day, watching th* icho!my head again like* turtle, *I'm tore un About, that th* wUla Tillage waa they'd be vsatlv more *ppropriua and boUul* flikr! pinked and aeoL I alive with th* rumor that my beeutifttl coming thus th* lie!: r_’ tmttft mi ft lcp»d rad puckered affur of of pplaid ailk loxxie wor* under undar the tbe dignidigni­ which Idia* Lixxj* others, ■* if wish lag to apeak to aa< Th* fied nun* of apron " Hneb aaaey little pocket#, fixed oil with coqnatt* had bar lato rears ret, I thought, gimp and thinp th® eorn«r of a tiny Uxreriy. . "I—I stopped to bid you good-by," aha aouandtb* profile of a hayallow orangs revsaisd from the distamUd mouth of one, •aid, fskrringlv, ■* I approached bar. and th* lane edge ct a handkerebkf with How th* proud fee* w« humbled by it. a captivating root ia it, hanging jumtily bluahiug. "Aud to—to giva you tbi*." Sb* held cut a whit* rare—a withered from th* other, aueh wieked, knowing reimfls, raeh length* of variagaiad *Uk eord whit* rare. It wa* ana I had begged from bar hair th* eight bifors at a party *nd.h*had«furedk ' "Thrak you. It will b« a cheriabal rewvrair." I apoka darianly, far *H th* bad blood in my heart wa* snared by bar crowning srtifire. The words were acoraftil, but WHOLE NO. 1031. in *11 it* bearing* thu, if nn* of a* were piti*d ** having ra inebriag too or baaband, w« would alanst nwm th* imputa­ tion a* a personal insult, however true it might L<'. Generally sneaking, ladiaa who are no* personally .offerers from this rice, ear um*t active in laboring to aubda® or eradi­ cate its prevalaiire; not through any ackoowhdgad fear thu they tbamarivaa have of it* terrible effect* upon their loved one. but becauw it u Uightiag th* horn* of aotno other poor aisrer.or deatroying th* eons and huaband* of other women. How­ ever that may be. it is s stigma upon tha fair escutcheon of family pride, rad only proves how loth ia th* ppre mind to ad-1 mit of the sallying pnarare. It ia aaid thu *Jcvh< 1 waa first disco *er«d by th* inhabitants of Arabia in th* vest 1230 (twelve hundred and thirty), and, judging of iu Immediate effects, thought it * valuable Loon to th* human rare, cheering, atreagthening, and pro­ longing lifo. intensifying all the enjoymenu of mankind, and adding thoro that t* re-enact the aame fearful tngsdire and reach th* aame untimely and. Those who pander to lb* want* of thia real multitude are arifiah and unscrupulous ia their measures, and ply unocaungiy their nnmsroiu ana, ragardleaa of th* eoaasqucocv. However ytbar* may endeavor to ad­ vene* th* moral and spiritual Utareeu of the country, they are everywhere met witfr thia mighty obstacle The unequal eon teat," aay a modem writer, "ia oh*erved in the calculation that while IS,000,000 (twelve million*) ar* annually spent io keeping watchman ou th* hill of Zion, 700,000,000 (wren hundred million) ar* employed in ministaring to th* depraved tppKHaa of men, Inducing morbid enndiUcu* ofbody and mind, thin bringing into action a heat of ecunteracting iufluanee*. whieh hinder th* as! ration of th* country If this money eculd be diverted from it* aeenatomed channel, and go to swell the beloved 'land, life'* boa would flow through all _ ______ ,----from counties* bomei and heart* would imu* raeh ajnbtlarit anthem aa waa never beard before on aurth." A* it ia, tb« wreck* of b4m*n happinaa* that are dally atrewn in th* path* of tbo** addicted to to this vice are truly appalling. A Uncal every maaroeger that reach** n* in hid»u«d uith the details of revolting criroer committed by it* votari**, until w* feel lik* doeitig nr *y** and anre to abut out th* dreadfill sight Families ar: broken up; woman and children especially, on whom th* ocnaeijuanrea ssem to All most baavQy, are Utt to atarve and di* And 1876, and aa rets* bar* been ramunantirn, thia large buatueaa, all moving by re2, muat have been a couaiderabl* aocroa of profit to th* trunk line* Th* receipt* at Atlantic port* Ware * sixth larger than last year, indieating that th® largret Kof tha incraaa* ia io tended foe export. receipts at the NortLwuateru dtiea,. the stock* co hud in store then usually forge. Thon ia * lam of grain, especially corn, in th* »*et and apparently th* railroad* period ia 1875, aal a third mere than Lr tha same me nth b> any previous year. Tbi* ia umully a pro&tabfa traffic, apreially whra good pnee* are obuirad far th* oil, aa raw Th* carrying of begs rad hog prodnat* ia oo* of th* areot imponut btsaobre at traffiein th* Winter oa mrajy North­ western railroad*. For th* crop year beghtniag with November, th* aarebre of animals pocked ao for has b®en shoot 10 par cant Ires than last year thosgh this W almost boisorad by th* irensre ia th. a^aiaga wsight; bat for th* mouth of January th* number of bop pasted was about 15 par rest greutor thia year than laaL Anthracite coal ia not only ra iaaportaat trsAaof iaaeil to many Ererera rail­ roads, but im aaauuiapttoa ia to soma uxtaut a fary to tha activity pt*rail ng ia many iapdmfik industries- Tbo pnduetiou foot January ia reported *• almost exactly th* area a* in Jsenary, 1875. This prodsetioa fo light, bewevsr. Uat year a large proportion of the eoliierire ware*«dM ocewont of a miners' atrika; sad this year all th* greet carriers., hav* mdoCrad. as uaad in th* CoaqUtMaoa, unJoi-.brediy refer* mainly to gold rad aiirarmilhaiaataintobaooinad. Profareor Pomeroy, ia hie "Caret it ntioml Law,** says that if, the suthuriiy “to iaan* Treas­ ury note* and make thjtn a fogal-leadar" had reared upon tha power to aois mousy "the foundatfou would hare failed U the siighlcat touch. No uaouax at rreanaing could show that exaruting a jprnmieanty not* rad ordering to be lakes ia paytaera of public rad private dabta ia a spams* of coining moner " Why ia modern Dereoe racy ao shy of thia doctrine ? Blrapiy boenure tbe poiiucal uiigmium af the party requfo a now creed, contrary to ihajplara letter cf the ConKitulioo sod contrary to it* own astoeedest* in other vaora. So alas tha ether port of tha mohiticn. declaring thu Coograaa haw ao power to malm tba debt ohliguioua at th* Gwvarnmaot a legal -trader in lima of paaco. af­ firms a truth equally obvlmu. Tbo only. grcuBO upon whieh the Legal Under Art* was placed u the lima at then- adoption wa* that cf a atom war aaeaaaky; rad «>«n thia was not held to be valid by vary low rata* prevailing a ysor aro. ao thu th* Southern railroad, probably h»v* rooavsd an increase in profit oa thia trefis no such thing u tfanJiny ttilf in vics. flo (if. iada®d, there wre ray profit oa it Tim* will sorely tell; and if you oouM laMvmr.} look bahiu-l tbe aecoca in their own hcotm, Xbre th® yrer ececa to open favorably and witoou the many heartaches thxt the aa.fu aa three great traffic atapplm are couaunad. Thera i* more boaiarea aud wire* ef the** moderate drinkers hav* to andarc through their unrrasonabl* fault tbe prieoa are barer. Ilia true, MVsrth afore, that muy maaufaoturing iadnafindings, and the imicible Umpere eixKib lied, you will b* cvnvinaed that it is blighting their happinrea. to aay nothing of the constant drat* upon thair rejourree If th® leak is finally fell to be damaging, "hard limes" ia tbe cry, and a retrench aupretre Umt Qftha Uafo*d fou-, fa It b „w wWeJ U mat be organised in the domestic aeooobest reported, rad (hi* aaama vary good, my. thereby laying an additional burden with tha exception cf ratiiraeit* oool, tha prodoetfoe of whieh has been geu.rally enspeudsd rime the month of January. gene* in pcreirivua habiU. Whit Evwry Young Ann Should Do. When mea learn to chooa® th* good of life, and tore temperance fer it»e!f,—to reatraiu tbemaelre* through a nobl* MM® of duly, and through th* fear if the effect* of dissipation on coming generation*; when they are sensible of their own danger, their fearful respociibiliuca and their mor­ al obligation* to God. to tbemaelre*. and to tbttr fellow-men, then win oar preyere be answered, and our beloved lead freed from the eurea of intemperance. Some years ago I knew a family of fir* brother*—youog men in Detroit There father died when they were children, in rfeZiritm tcrmriu, and u they rracbod manhood, every one of them evinewd th* •ame nature! teats for liosor Wbil* yet in lb«ir prime, they all died tn the asm* way thstr fallrar did. and al*pt iu th* d;» honored graves ba dug fir them, even that of a common drunkard The mother and elder iiat«r had worked faithfully over the** fared brother*, striving from their cbilijhood to still virituon* principle* and make them loathe th* cup ; but in vain. One afUr th* other they wtr* Kept off th* face of lhe-rorth by th* fell mooaUr in their buabaoda, they look with tremb­ ling hope and fear to th* fulur* of tb«ir non* How. then, muat th«ir devoted heart* I? wrung ia they aee them fall in­ to th* aame evil way I "But th* (ia* of the fathersare viaitrd upon the children even to the third and fourth genera Th* holy crusade against tbe runaellcr, although it Mtcred to stag - *-*-»— toe the flow of iatoxiott usd there, wa* much lik* i_____ _______ with ram® fragile motorial 'Eq>*ri*lly wa* thia th* ***e where failing sad not principle prednminued. tad are long it broka over th* remporezy reatraiat, wd Kall th* moreimpecuoaa rad davaMafrom im foreed reatrioiiou. Men *d<Mtad *• thair ooprsturwad toil with ia- rarfhre there is a reandy under cmrrsol thu creared gtmto from th* brief respire «iU wrek ilrelf elrer. Ut ua watch careTbrfawr tMrefinp d*fe»re ia our fltoaa, whilaxh* reiarei Im with redoabux, radnvsr wbern we have direct influ•Wto lreM, if wa omnoc extend our iaflusao* farther. Let u* mrnthin* to -regs opu warfare acolnM th* mla rad iu* of intoxicating dnnka, even though the pro*- may row i nay, hraths VtoMofl onto of carrying was wot it Mil Th* railroad* carry rreoB* anfor kmg aoatracu. toriwBbW*** i ilk lr foBp dittributiag«Bplonitaabaadl* a. larm iJSmrf mautr wfcUot baxtfaaiog themrebre ar M*dm« <a*rrem< Brea. Nsitlwr tbwtoasafrwryfog ar of dMNRfa lioawwaU b* muiaraUr iaarwbad by th>rd-*fomm*tMr. arretf th* mail* ware — N< that Ora paa* *hou �lanittt. tire right* of *11 parties. Imatwmk the Houae of Reprorentalires p—ed a bill, by 186 yarn to 67 gay*, repealing the law of 1867 and all law* and part* of law* amend atory thereof and supplemental thereto, pmvidiug that suite in bankruptcy already pending in United Staler courts should be disposed of under existing laws, and spec­ ifying January 1st, 1877. < a the dale when th. repealing act should lake eSmet. Tbe beta upon the merits of the question. It now goo. to the, Senate, with lbs probabil­ ity that the matter wHi not be ao summa­ rily dealt with. For Px—drat. If tha Senate should concur with tbe RUTHERFORD B, HAYES. House, the effect would be toplace the General Government in tbe altitude of «Ldining to exercise its constitutional power of establishing ‘‘uniform laws on the sub­ JOHN F. HABTRANFT, ject of bankruptcies throughout tlie United States." This would result the whole sabjret of insolvency to the diverse ; legislation of thirty-seven state*, which to u* seems eminently unwise. Ifthe present law is not what it should be, then Congrem "Honest money for all. and ought to bar* brains enough to amend ii free schools for all. There! and make it right. We are one people, should be no inflation which though divided into many states, aud all will depreciate the one nor scc- part* of the country are ia the most inti­ terian interferance which will mate eommereial relation* with each other. destroy the other.” _ If there be any necessity at all for a bank­ TOLEDO BLADE Nxw Tobk, Feb. 26,1876. How Tux .Poon Live. ■ A friend lately bad a daiiaquent wash­ erwoman, and not finding exeuea as *ati>fitetory aa shirts, Mt out with me to hunt her up, not more out of eurxwity to Had the clothe*, than to see for ourctlvea bow th* poor live. Her addr— was a narrow str— cf a dosan blocks;In the heart of down town, and there ws* not » decent building in it Th* pavement* were strewn with garbage, and the houses atanted with slope thrown from the win* dow*. The woman was in a craxy old wooden tenement in the rear of the one fronting on tbe atreet, and in consequence bad just as little air and light m it would do to live. We found her in a r-x>m ten by twelve, with a b*d, wash-tub, cuokstove and hotter in th* comers, leaving just room to worm one’* way between them. Her grown son apd a little girl sat on the bed ; there wa* no ehair, and a string of wet clothe* hung above their head?. For this room and a eteaet for the bov to sleep in, ahe paid eight dollar* a month rent, her whole moans of living eery store, at four dollar* a week, the waltaing from one family, aud a trifle of help from her daughter, who got two dol­ lar* and fifty cent* a week a* waitr— in an uptown houae. Instead of making way with tbe clotlxs. a* we supposed, wc found he: husband had been sick with fever, and the doctor had forbidden her to send any clothe* out of the hous*. The air could not get through the house, the drain* werc'ont of order, ami the stench in the entries w«* so Mckraiug that wo were not surprised to hear that there waa diptheria and amall-pax in the years, ha* very my.terioosly disappeared, and foul play u suspected. Th* G. R. 4 I. railrcd >. furnishing uanaportatiou fur a largo amount of tee which is being shipped south. The Fenton Goatte >*p tho Laming people smooth it over by calling their "gambling-heir * ch—-rootu." Hon C. I. Walker willddiver lb* addr— to the graduating d— cf the law department on oommcncemeut day. Th* convieto at the Blate prison be*pn ' to draw ratieu* of tobacco last Saturday. | Out of607 only 79 refused the weed. J. E. Warner, th* Micbifpm ahowtnau. ia making preparation* for hi* Centennial exhibition, and will *tart out about April bcr who ia doing nothing, aho'wad ma . letter from a banker in a weeteru city complaining that the institution had fldon.wo laying idle and doing nothing, and ha aaid lk*i «... ,—_ _ Owusao held an dectiou ou Monday last upon th* question of raising mon«y for the purchase of a new steam fire engine. The engine men carried the day by 17 majority. The following officers mtrc elected by tbe Michigan Press Amueaatian at I^cn»ing Feb. Hth. Prceidcnl. Qeo. 1’. Nanford, Secretary. J.W. Allen; Treasurer, A LAI- luxuriotu court dram, white satin kucebrecehca with purple and maroon velvet coats, larc ruffles and buckled shoe*, the ladies lovditr^thu ever in satin pettieoata, with broendc overdr—u, tbrir heads elaborately built np, with powder and plumoa, jewels and flowers. Tbe beaux, it is mid, found the dr— so be­ coming that they put it off with a algh of regret that they could not wear kneobreoches to thow a hudsomo leg, or tho ruffles which act off a soft arutocralle bud amaxingiy There were drcwww worn at tbe Academy, which figured at Itady Wiuhingtou’a evening?, eighty years before, and ore fortunate lady, it is rupt law by any authority, then there it an equal necessity that it should be uni­ form in iu operation; and thia ran bo gained only by national logulatiou We bop* that the Senate will take lime to think before concurring with the House iu th* total repeal of the law. Tbe Home pa-wd a bill repealing the law al tbe last acwiow of Congrem, srith whieh the Sen­ ate did not concur; and thia kd to the am4t>dm*nt* which were finally adopted, If other amendm«nti are needed, let them be made; but it would he better to let the law remain as it is, rather thu repeal it hospital to die, and the house cleaned and altogether. A national bankrupt law i* a disinfected by tbe board of health, but it national Mccfeity, which State legislation could hardly be kept clean by mortal hand*, and never healthy. Comfort! Three people never expert that. All the unction of ehanty. Tsrenty thou­ Northern Correipondence. they can hope for i* the hanlcst possible sand tickets were sold at fire dollars life—-so barn and naked that a full meal apiece, and tho result wan, that hundreds of holder* of ticket* on seeing tbe crowd, went home, without trying to eater, it was worth the crush, to mo the minuet Presume, Mr. Editor, yuu will be some­ danced by two doran coupte*. trained by what surprised at hearing from mo from a fashionable Fifth Avenue dancing mas­ fejapUee. but I am here nevertheless. ter. The elegant movement*, the aiukHiving been ahrent from my family for two mouth*, I cam* to the conclusion I Passing a block of ruinous buildings 0:1 wanted to *cc three dear to me, ao on Fri­ a street by tbe river, I asked the owner day morning* lb* 23lh inst, took die 5 why he didn't tear-.il down and build o’clock train at Irving and armed home seinething decent. He told me, laughing st 2 o'clock P. M. Should have arrived I the notion to scorn, that rath property borne at 11 A. X., but in consequence of waa th* moat profitable in the city. It a train jumping the track two mile north coats nothing to keep it in repair, for of Mari«y. train* were delayed each way, he’never made any, repairs, and it was di­ and none could pass the wreck till about vided into lodgings, twelve feet square, 2 P. 51. Pound my family and friend* or, a few, twelv* by eighteen, and they enjojuic very good health, though conwere always full. There was no Iona of aiderablc akkn— prevail* here »t the rent, far the money was always demanded in advance, and if by tbe next month the roan here, though up about Maucalona, tenant waa unable to pay, the agent bun­ •ome eighty miles . north, anow is thirty dled him out in tne •treet* aal there inchre deep. Notwithstanding the laek of were always plenty to take hi* place. ■now here, many loggers are busily en. There are’familte* on Fifth areatie who gag*d in getting b log*. The qndomitahave incomes sixty thousand a jesr. from ble persevmnee of some logging toatrsrt’ just such property, and they want no artiste arc determined not to loss good withmrt regard Io past pelilital dl better. What a horid contrast between price* for want of asking At ths exhiwvviou party aAUatioa*, who keeps bands cutting andXjrtJiug ire from oition of water color* now open, tbe finand support th* priaript** nuncii small lakes, and unload tbe ice slung in dub who roll* down to hi* office in hi* cet efforts ofour best artirta facn like 8amcall for th* .Xatkoal ItepuhUcu are Invited to^iarticipaie la tbs the logging road, and then pound the ice coupe, of a morning, from hi* luxurious, । uri Colman and Swayne Gifford, rarely venture above 1700, white aotnv wood«rfine which makes rpattegood sledding, and picture hung hom* in tbe bright, wide *p- fally scrawley picture* of volumptuau* by keeping the road iced in that way, con­ town street, snd tbe fever scented deus women with equally volumptuous couch tinue to haul logi. Another firm, at the where poverty stricken wretches toil hanging*, in which the artiit* had con­ commencement of evening, keep hands thrir live* asray. to earn tho price of hi* trived to make the woman look as luxuri­ ous as the damaiks, and the damasks, sprinkling water on their road.* which luxuries. When will Moody and Sankey free— and make* quite good slipping. and labor, that men * hearts may be softened they also have lantern* hung along equi­ toward their kind and take for their text, distant, and draw legs *11 night long by ‘•Tour golil i* corrupted, and your riche* lantcrnjight. So you see men pr>—d THE SPRING ELECTIONS of such energy, will succeed *otncw»y. I find that there are many who have ?ucst is now only about four weeks to the oeedad beyond *11 expectation in getting I That Jay Gould did get a rontreling The bonnet* for Spring will b. largely time tor holding the annual Township in log*. end there will be millions of feet interest in the New York Trilune, every­ of straw, trimmed with rdvet, and the Meetings, .nd not . moment loo soon to I inure handled, than it was expected there body believes, and that be is sick of hip shape* curve protectingly round the head. The Grat importationa of dr— good* are be giving the matter du* attention. It would be six week* ago. bargain everybody also believes. Jky merely last Fall a stvka, lighter in shade ii of no small moment that tbe Republi­ ’ Ge*. Kilpatrick lectured here last and fabrie, to suit the changes of March. cans should organise for the protection of doming at the Armory for the benefit of not altogether infallible. Ils wanted a Th* long square orerikirta open in th* their polities! and tax paying interest*, in big paper in bi* control that be might back, trimmed all round with fine aide lima to en? ire the election of men true to manipulate the stock market, and be pleating*, and drawn into easy fold* acrowi principle; mea of honor who are fully com Soldiery." Three who attended were well took advantage ot the trouble that fal­ tbe front by pleat* at the side, aud held together with large )»w« behind the seam J»lent to fill the revernl petition* to which pleased with tbe Jectore. lowed the death of Mr. Gredy to gobble men arc to b. chosen on tha 3rd of April. Tbe ice basin— is being carried on th* Tnlnuu or enough of it a stock to largely by parties in Cincinnati, Ohio, have an influence in ia, ths ide* being Richmond and Fort Wayne Ind. The that be could hare thia stock written up, ice is cut on Clam Lake, and there are or that otM written down, and thereby yood all controversy thu th* Bupuvisor six icv train? hauling ice to tbe above put money in hi* puree. But th* thing of your town has more to do with mak­ didn’t work. Mr. Heid did not yield to ing your tax*, high or low, than aay och­ good price tbe earning summer. Not­ the behests of th* stock-king, and tbe er office in th* State, from the Governor withstanding the hard times, I do not are down. More of your prosperity dvpend* as besinean fall* off any here axoept the on hi* action than on tbe iction of th* marcantila hustB—. The foundries, ma- wants to^et out-Thcspeculation did not pay man or men who represent yoti either st chine shops and the wooden manu&ctarico a* well a* Wall Street—in fart it did not Washington or U Lansing. Th»n, now, are all busy and one viaiting the above pay-at all, for him. Ho did not want white there it time, you .hould organix*, named institutions, would not think there newipaper stock unless h* could u*c it to m— and tnmtare no—, find who among was any hard times. Well, u I hare not hslp other stoek*, and when th* you is the b*at qualified man, for each Waited two week* before writing, will not would not do that, his interact was U an cf tbe tevaral pomtion* to ba fitted, then writ* any more, for fear yon may think I end. Therefore Reid pets rid of hi* place thow man in ■;aoi>ltfnn and dec* write too much, and am taking too much •touch, and tbe Tribewr. freed from th* room in the dear old Bax . xkx But odium that attaches to the very name of anter into the areounu Tbe quertion is should that be the earn Bro. Dowry, jurt Gould, will get back iu place in the <im of party rorcraw and tbe ehrtion of hint to me that that is the case and 1 will hearts of the people. Tbo J'rUjimr wa* first elw men to ole*, and'we *11 know’ hold up a little. Leave here on the 7 a great power, and now that it ia to be that none others are aelertod to representI o’clock train to-morrow morning for my freed from the reputation of Gonldlsm, it the Republimn party m it* >tandardI school ia Martin, Allegan Co., and shall fill rech night as usual this week. Think bcaren ia any political contest. Men and Brethren l« up and doing. I shall visit Hastings on Thursday next, The Moody ud Sankey meetings are j . .vxji office. The oleetiona of this year are of the great and call on you st the Bax nta*y good wi.hra for your welfare, no more a suo^ess in New York than ( **L importance and th* sure way to wia ia With .. they were in Brooklyn. Th* number in Novcaaher, ia to organise sad win, the pro- Ii aumdanm are as great aa ever, but th* lisimuy i» April. Don’t forget effect prodnoed- ia nothing. And th* thia duty, nor tear* this work undone. really religion, people of the city—thoae All th* best inter—* of the county are who were instrumental iu bringing them I involved. Be y «ad du.’ng hare, are repeating of their bargain. Said Ban Hill, in a speech to the survi­ ia a eoarer man, though carneat seaf them d*clare emphatically that Moody < vors of Gordon s brigade sf Georgia troops boueat—and hie manner and method ■ party convention will not accept Un and ■ referring to “old Glory. a H a caodiiaM, but wHl pat up sock ■repel rather than attract. Ho has a trick of “IT ALWAYS WAS OUR FLAG WE « —w po-.lly Mr. SibUek or Mr 'familiarity when he ipeaka cf the Deity that rKRE NEVER FAITHLESS TO IT shoekathe otme of any derout perwie, ND OH: ENKMIEF WERE NEV and h«has a bullying, ewaggaring way B FAITHFUL TO IT.” with him that is anything but fJeaaanL MJ.feffnrrKmhmm'iy to BJarec Ha h a very ahnrt, srasty and dictatorial 1 m hi* dealings with the clergy, lacking > entirely that tMeknee* that is ae impor­ tant aa atom in tha Chrietian maka-up. Saakry's ringing is dalicbtfo! for a tfem, but like every thing that lacks the principint of Uwe art, it gets foarfuUy lirmome b a UUk while. Il ia a lamentable fort ’ A Great Betei it friBi SALISBURY &, BP.OSSEAU, UpUtoG®fc,Brm CHEAP MUSIC! EIGHT SONGS HASTINGS ■ITH DU’flf STEBBINS BRO’S J. M. HEWES, Keep It. judiciously allowed; to^rth.r with the ■net effective iu.jt.hodf for dealing with "trampa" and getting rid of impostor* and undeserving paupetn. 2. The poorhonset of the State and their xcner.il condition and management, eapceial reference being bad to sanitary arrangements, provisioa for the separation of the sexes and clarification of thr in­ mates, a* well aa the character of f. od supplfod. 3. The employment of psuncn espe­ cially tbe laxy and virion*, and bow it ran beat be scoompitched. 5. The laws of settlement anti removal, and how they can be *o iuade and enforce*! a* to prevent one locality from sending it* broken down aud di*ei*c-l pauper* to U a burden u|>on another. • 5. The nsgtecte-1 and destitute children in the noorhousoi, and what shall bo dene present *5,2-16213. Hon. David II. Hale, ot Eatrn Rapibs, wu, on the 11th inrt., appuinlod by the Governor, agent of the Board vf State (.'omtniasfoocn for the general superviriori of the cluritaUe, peed, pauper and re­ formatory institution for Eatou County Where you wul find all kiniLt of j 50 Cents. FIVE Lata: it Ml® Jo. 25, Brilliant can sell cbe«|<er tlian any liou^fn Bar­ ty County, for three rvasoo*: GEMS Salisbury &. Brosseau. Harting*. Dee., 22. 1875 52yl 45 DOLLARS! OLD HUNDRED. fl. Ought insarie aud idiotic now in the poorhousoi bo kept there 7. Will any change in our nystom di­ minish the evil* of pauperism and Ireaen the weight of taxation imp»to«] for thia WEEKLY Wo sell notieof thia cheap-made Fur­ niture that to made by machinery. Tire goods we make to made by hand, and warranted. We invito all persons to adl and irupwt our goods, for they nil boor Inspection. No trouble at all For What ? FLORENCE SEWING 1ACHUI CUlllEb- JOBINAL. U..W r-r SMS- Two Him (Mates J'ih toll* mar* During it* session tbe Contention will be invited to visit the StatoJ'ublic School, and the member* will thus have an op­ portunity of eeauiring a personal know! edge of tbe workings of this noble .State charity. ' Ilia to be hoped that all .Bpcrintendent* of the poor, end other* who take aa inters*: in tbe subjects skive referred to, may by th«ir personal presence at the onprention give U die influence of num­ bers and the weight of experience ao that iste diacu**ion* and deliberation* may be the meant of gath-ring and diffuring valnahtn I— .1... .- _ 1..11 Among the nomcroo* plans for nukiug the bold and lioarding heux- arcouimodattena of Philadelphia available to ridtor*' during tho Centennial year, tethat of the : Hotel and boarding House Amoeiatiou On the first of M»y next, according to Ute estimate* tbe hotel, will have a catac ity of 25,000 gmwta, and the boardinghousee approximating 2.500 in number, a rapacity of 30,000. To which may be added a targe number cfpritatc dwelling* additipual. which will be opened to visitors if neee—n. The hotel*, of courae, will be always acc—ible, bnt with tbe boarding-hon*n> it is different, they being widely distributed and unregistered, and to render tbi* class of sccommodalious available to visitor* i, th* object of the Amocialion. To the, end there i, being kept at the central office a register of all reputable boarding-honaca in the city, which will show at any time the vacancies and sched­ ule of raten of each, inn! office* will bo opened at every Hotel co-operating with FURNITURE! Of every Deacription which we Peerless Milk Sjfes T. PHILLIPS. JOR PBB Council Bluffs ini Omaha, Without Change of Cura, ^TSS’Xh^S’r4KANSAS LINE. :: TtwCUeaa*. Rock * Facile Co, kare mw •>—3 ttotrSmna Wotan GROCERIES rAN&Ur. lyDJAA'TERRrTORTES, ■IKS®’ SPECALITY COLORADO, AXD XRW NOTICE! Oysters received daily J1rec delivery and on time. Notice to Contractor*. - -1. ii r.HiaiFi. Wagons Hearth and and Buggies Home fn tbo busft—a, can truly say that they can do better .work, and give better nalfafittUou than any other firm In thia W. H. Btebhlns, lb. switor member, with the experience of a UfeUms. will always give hl, personal at. tentton to th!, part of their axten.lv. bnrt—■ MtMautlkn Hmtm nnd Taam fumtehtal when STUWIESME* ass SI .vrr sows st xai STEBBINS BROS. Jalj MU. in „uu AT THE �TtJ« Rjpd»ucv 15 Per Cent »IU J» deducted..from the marked pncee of ell our Qoode from now until March let ' cory end published if. with other thlMf which the evaniuK of St. Patrick* Day, March cade lota of fun for young and oit-"* They 17lh whiti is expected to excel! ia adj onread to the Baptist Church la tha eraalag •port anda good time generally any party over held in Union Hall. Jnat lay by a dollar, and you will NEVER reget you iavasted ia their party. TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. 825 Fine Cassimere Suits for only $15. Eu or nature, or thoeo who hare tho money to in rsat in blanket*, flannel* or doth* for men or boya' wear, would con­ sult their internet by calling and seeing for themselves The good* aoem to bo well leleeted. and a stock amounting to nearly or quite on, hundred thousand dol- Smith. »Information of Prison Breaking, tho pin of Mt guilty waa wltkdran and a plea of guilty ealerod. In the cause of the People to Major L.Smith. Boys and Youths* Clothing at and below cost, and we also deduct 15 percent, from lhe marked Prices. ‘bsuSman a son. ALL OUR GQODS MUST BE SOLD dor, tho Prooaeulig Attorney eveeaaied to a cope a plea of Omfiy ./ which w entered la place of tho plan af not guilty Buy Goods Cheaper PICTURES 1 PIOTURES1 I stu now ell clone in the Photograph busisea*, and a* I hare made arrange- IH ill The March meeting of the Grand Hir­ er Valley Horticultural Soeiaty will be held at Fullers bank, Grand Rapids, next Tuesday afternoon. join the Society 38,40anl42 br-jk.^Kdi oUMreo. bniaen >Ol«w srvw. hlssUa. CALIFORNIA been yrertj.iw/. In fact they aay he waa when the Robel Cavalry gobbled Elm up. John that "Bowl of Bread end Milk" story isCo (Am. The people^ of Barry County, to under* stdnd that by a mistake in an oqfcr, thej have sent us 40 dozen • • • LAMPS. but Will Hams, says he can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out Well they sent us a double order </ At Chicaga last Friday the manager! uf eastern railroad linen leading intn Chi­ 13 wrnt into operation March let. Dr. Jamen Hooper, of Bay City, editor of the Michigan Odd Ftllor, one of tho prominent Odd Fellow* of the State, wa* found dead ia hi* bed Monday morning. It is Wiered he died of congestion of either th* lungs, heart or train. He preached Sunday at th* Congregational Church. ijpfe appearance on our street oh Mon­ day of the/w Rm* on runner*, no* im ported from Alaska, but of home manu­ facture, of John 8. Van Brunt, wm a sight that delighted all who had occasion to travel to and from tho depot We hupe he will bo able to rwa lifer six weeka, more or leaa, during the month of March. plalailtf. L D. Norrie for 4etadaMe. Ia ike cause it Wa. M. Bennett ei al to The financial itatement for March 1st, Cortes Hager ot el, a Jmlgmeal wee entered d><iWv that the National debt wa* drcrrai on deBuah for plaintiff! for 4»>5 77 and route rd daring February 83,272,733. That there wa* in the Treaaury March 1st, in cunanoy 19,529,404—*peei*l deposit* of Legal Tender* 18,095,000-coin 870,035,­ 772. And theto was outstanding legal fender note* including the special deposits uaud above, 8370,943,392. The Paet'i Washington special aap lb* p’tbahility of Mr. Kerr'* early retirement from th* fipeakenhip oa account ot hi* > <vntiaued ill-health and rcry weak pby*i«al oonJUioq ia freely discussed by maml«ra uf Cengre**, and ia suticipatioa of meh a rontingeney th. friend* of Mr. Ua-idall are'actively at work to Meuro hie anal Start, Grand Rapids. 500 CORDS WOOD. CROCKERY too, but Dnn says it ia going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go\o keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and close it out MW! Kcal Sbsinejs flitice? GROCERIES FOR SALE. hare iUoomt itilapldatod from the nlghdy hangars an. But, Mr. Editor, ws mint egala refer to the original subject which, so far th. gvaU.aaa has entirely lgnom!.,snd if ks had given that Green Bay and Marquette Line la the only Uno for Jajmvzxxn, Watmbtowsv, Foivd Dc Lac. Oshkosh. ArrurroK, Ouzx Hay. Ekaxaju* NaQAtnoB. Maitararrn, Hocaimx, Hajtcock and the Laky ncpeihou CoVNTMT IU . J ; Freeport and Dubuque Uno I* the only route for Elchx, Rocxyono, FBvrPOKT, and all potato rin Freeport. BUSINESS NOTICE. TEAI TEA! I From 50 to |1.25 ** to grade. Warranted from 15 to 25 ct*., cheaper than any other Hoose in Barry Comity. COFFEE For 25, 28, 30, 35. 40 and 45 eenta. Look at the quality. - 4. 0. COOK Fw, PRODUCE CBOCKKU, GLASSWARE l STONEWARE AND We have a full amortmenl and otu fill > erdrn i T9 to I ND to he HIT CHI If Ii I e * Wc have a double Stock as any one coming in the Store can sec and they will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. ' George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and every bod allows our SLYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss pf City, / P bin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. . 1/ AH« FOR �LANDS CHEAP SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO THE OLD FOLKS, ANDTO THE BOYS AND GIRLS. W.EB.'E.tEttJXCTSlSTL. The chief of police of Jackson, pabiiahed a list of the common drunkards of that dty, which number 4ti. Among them m tha name* of three women Tba ho­ nor dealers of that city are strictly forbid den ts aril them liquor under the penaltira ir meeaiteoal need. Mt often that a» ooctirteaee t>f ouch amaft5 importance as th* dmtnietioe ef * Im will oune so much sorrow and regret aa did the diamembenneut of tbe OldKha,-nd' next day and secured portions of tbe fidlen limbs to preserve maoeg lbs bhamaet ot the rriica of tbe olden limell would be difirolt to sasign io the hW even an approximate ace, but II has been knows, however, as far beck as tradition can go, and it ia raMoaabla to Ubers that either A IOMESTIC SKWIMC MACHINES. Lawson’s Curative HRheumatism, ithi£=s=.fr= Neuralgia, Sciatica, JOHN STANLEY ll>e nH»i -------- — pleta institution of tbe kh>d in tbe Eight ibouaand graduate, of this college ,u auroewful basineea in iU pnndpal citiaa sod towns of the Vntted States yU uxem-^7 central nstvr. . ai"i. HASTINGS, L E. STAUFF Tie Rifkt KiifloT Statin for Yoni Meo. . Magnificent granite building, with eU-1 I eautly fitted and fumisbed aj«rtments for the application of and carrytug out of our ' novel and systematic method" of Canned Fruits and Fi>n. 5E?£F~S?tS nCTSa-finrlS-uW "th CHICAGO LMR. BUSINESS TRAINING. Young men who contemplate a bomnees I life, and parent" baking »«• to educate । arc particularly n-pwl'd to send fur d,<umrota relating to the college, which giro full information m to terms, ermdt?• r ___ . i .1.1— A $3 Paper for $1.50. ^aratF. j . t M-taMus rnrao. Oysters received daily £JS$20r. "K2>fA C- Priadla Ja4«» ot Praksia. EskJsrsSk aOatt BlCKFOel) >UT0MkT1C Knitter r•*»»?. A !■ IOL ItuCr- MICHIGAN CIUTIOI1®! CENTRAL RAILROAD. Bek Tta TIME TABLE. W Wayne, Jactxon & i. »t a Miaa at aai4 Caen. Ikea kaU«A lie 1-x.Mia a*M. ip tkanir > I laa aa-1 Max. It aar tkara ka. «kr Ika etal SurssairarusKhlhiri: the trvo was no* the only mu «b**h, »■ i jurad its grrol braaeUe. Is tbe tahOMr | .J-1832 it was much injured hr the *>»lesce ofa storm, and it" largest limbs wsre •o uraeh rlcA asunder as to allow them to rent their branches upon the groueS^ but they were stil<ee<)uently. at much root and lal<r restored to their former position and were sustained ia place by itoa bolts THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC family Knitting MarJiinp ! pr..-.'Hl i Darisuua1• L'SWJSSWtS?2."» tr.^siswi-tfesrsaS' lilial ..... • If ill S 1* sn hlai : 1* . Sapin RAILROAD. Taldnc Effect Nov. 21at. 1876. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH MIH ------ b» "The Beat Thing in th* West." tram,ramum rcei of the Ural executions in tbe ralooy are supposed to hare taken place and during the Revolutionary strngglre il sale CT of cooatant rroort of the sow of Liberty, who frequently caused it to be illuminated with lanterns oa evenings of rejoicing and oa fsstal occasions. Il also served the purpose ef exhibitions of popular feeling ami indignation, and from this ii probably acquired the name of "Liberty Tree." Very near il, on the 3d ofJuly’ 1728. oc curved the duel between Benjamin Wood­ bridge and Henry Philips, and ben-alh its l.raaahcs hare leru enacted many k-tocwhich umpired patnoi iimend shaped the T«U xa.llr m sa tl." tie . lk.1—1 Iff ■. If, >>•> I —Tr-rrat-'- -n " »*Mu. «at and under tbe administration of Mayor Smith, ia 1854, tho tree was Ndoeed with aa ectagood iron fence' and upon an oval tablet secured to tbe pt' wr- placed the following inscription ^j£E?g5<5i’.' Grand Rapids Gillman Bros Oyster Ocean, KCBOFKAS itOTKta Uh of Icetand " by Bayard Taylor. A JalighUhlly vjsid Mery »t an IrelaMie Andi Laiiat Mt fiestaiml WEEKLY EAGLE $1.50 IX. itVUkaly Ex-apeeker Blaine l*’« week delivered • an cieredingly able speech on th* mrren- 1 cy quostioe After aflabing to the cir- < euuwtancm under whieh the legal t«der . notes were authnrimd, as •" H irflaMtolU । jutified no* by the text of tha CtrnamuA* titat, but by the ruprenw exigency of the I situation, rod also altuding to tbe sttnde lion tbe followlM: "A SECOND of the Dcsaocsatie party to i^.gpOr.JA a•qfljffiER ’B VACATION," by£Col. Casgrsas and out of it, ia oppoeutg the ,GaoaogT- Wamuto. desrintiv* nr a measure aud denouncing it. » naeonrti- ,rov^baal rule of two hundredand fifty Wtiood. he prrerotod to the Hoorn aad 1■Dae, in on^of the moat fertile and Into the cooutrv the satoan ding fbet that a tmOog «f tbe rlbe-wrcrwiag valleys of iarp rnctinn, perhaps the mjorily rfL thb seme party, DOW demand ia time of | Mace wbto is to ha dcfimdtd «bdy by ■ ’, taexMable neceaahy of war. Tbe propo- . aitioc of thdae guBtlemea ia no* to treat tbe legal lender note, already usued .. a , deb* to he paid; but to treat them mra • William Cullen Bryant. tieorj d unaid, Christina Horortli. Ux Aleott, J. T. Trowbridge, T B A Elisabeth Stuart Pbrlpe, Ably IHax. Harriet Praacott Spcfibnl. G. kllU-beU, H. H.. Edmund C man, l.uey Larconi, Charles Warmer. Hret Harte. Frank R ton, Ellrabetb Aken Allen. T $ einscic, Lucretia F. Hale. Prol Proctor. Mm Oliphant and Re ward Egg lent on '•Btfsssab. 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Li Creme de la Creme, S. & 1 Bttrt & ItDoti, t'-Tiwbtrs Wnnaeiiii !■ Grain, Flourk Provisions and Country Produce, ae <a«i Wem wTsauum amee. fdoepru »» at th � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-03-08.pdf c2ee26858e968b377f977c254b86a4eb PDF Text Text Tqa RjriJ.uc. Baahhsr The R^rtlEucAli F Oeo. M. Dewey, RATES OF ADVERT KDITtin AMD FVBMSHKR. JjeLteev oi Irev tf Km>«o NO. 45. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 187«. PMMUil IND BH31HE38 MS. flowers, and begged bar hand for the next dance. She lowed her head indirnaotlv and her looks said plainly. "Do yiEuin'k GREBLE & RUSSELL, H«»e now is Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE >. Ml end com• plcte Hue of CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MICH. L. E. STAUFFER, IProp. sjttL scmtifi jf/io Si/mift, Sr^rn, Suot, SLtiqi/ BtLlt, ScqrSjD/lt fooT rw^i, Tm Hflo ffoutt fu^f/iDfi/lq qooot. owera must alwan be sacred ered the Mattered flowers, csrefWlr placed them amoog tho-e girsn herself, end fixed them in her belt. "How could you rather dance with a follow like that—likely coo of the gang of 1 iL.a — . ... J ... o 1 —J 'It you rally war the flowers lie gave?" re­ plied the maiden with a eoorr.fnl sneer. "I war th.- flowers for their own sakes How could you break them—tho batrtia! replied Elleu, careeuing the boqurt with a tender touch ; and u for dancing with the young mas. lam acre la'" quite ready to do so again, were it only for hfa delightful music." Margaret drew herself away in dignified silence. She was quite horrified at the the Celebrated Diamond Tooth. Silver Steel CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. STOVESs > The Douai? Door Base ’ • eating Acorn, Boiler Plate Stove Prirej Lower than Ever B'eforc in Barry County. HU HUH The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vesfc, and a he Slid he bad to be miles away before daylight; ao EUen gave him a nfaeo of money and etuffod his pockets with bread and lief and a large piece of cheese, al the same time begging of him if be ever came that way T" to give them the pleasure of listening to his minstrelsy. Sir Eran returned to hia own castle. - but line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over ONE HUNDRED different natterns of imported mid domestic CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. So Elleu became ths wife of Sir Evsn, and through life proved herself a true wife a loving mother, and i benefactress to ths poor and lowly. Sir Erau'a moth­ er never bad eanso to regret having given her sanction to the mamagv ; for abe be­ came very proud of her lovely daughter in-law'wliMe eharming character was daijy aatonfahing her more and more They are old now, and die older lady hm pasted away; and tbe young generation ire crown up to manly sons gpd beautiful daughters. who was hovering near, and watching the maidens, again offered hia hand to Ellen; and. anxious to heal tho wound hrr cumpanion had given, she danced with him gladly. He saw she waa enraptured with his music, and he was delighted when, at tht done of the festival, she asked him to proceed to her father's house, where she wished to bear again his sweet strains. She had an old piano—not a very good one, but nevertheless one that gave her pfanrere. and she wished to try some of the tunca he had played to the dancers Ellen's sisters were very much afraid ah» had cumpromiacd the family dignity by dancing with thia stroller, and they grum­ bled alxrtit her asking him to their homo an late in tho criming. He wenf, however; The CrI? ANGER : It is the Handsomest an<l Heaviest Manufactured. THE BROKEN PRIMROSES. The lady was dumfunnded. WHOLE NO. 1032. Waffs from Washington. I would dance with a ginoy F’ She had token the flowers out of his hand, but she JJN]BGAB~»5 i "Give aux eent snd yon may piteh one of the ringa, and if it catches over a nail, ID give Jon six rente. That aeenied fair enough, so the boy handed him a cent, and look a ring, uid it caagbt on one of the nails. "Will you take six nnga Io pitch again, or rix cents T' "Six teste," was the answer, and two tbreeoant pieces were put into hfa hand. He atepped off well a tufied with what be had done, and .probably nol^iavirg an idea that he had'done wrong. A gentle­ man ataodini: near had watched him, knd now, befare he had time to look about and rejoin hfa cotapaninaa, laid bfa hand on hia fhouldcr. . "My lad, this fa your lint lesson in Was her darling sun, the pride of her heart, to wed : A first-clmu TAILOR from Detroit, ex­ a cameleaa, humble bride ’ But as she pected soon, when we shall b<? prepared to furnish the best ofi [lendared the matter over she became .... t- v» loved thia Clothing p»rf«a Vjender place in meiuoty as the primrose. concerned, and Who evor passed the months of spring in fitH guaranteed, nt the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block. Hast-) the country, in childhood, who cannot re­ ings, M ch. call how joyously the first anprarsnee of ““ Tbe day'previous—February 21, 1SI8 —the Ho-'SS of Raprvscatativia had met as usual, and Mr. Adams wu writing ■•autographs" aposrretly in good health. AU at once, as tho clerk was reading a resolution, Mr. Adams partially rota, as if to apeak, then grasped bis desk vfyh a convulsive motion, and would have fallen, bad not his neighbor (Hon. David Fiahw of Ohio,) caught bimin bis arms. Tho Representatives and those of ua corns pondenta who had seats on the floor, 8rirtwwfagfta.mM.tbo aubjaa .nd victim of inrefatalilv ludfaroas satire Mark Twain's atory of tho "Retried Man" found in California, fa Ota of then exceed­ ingly rich things that the reader fa not likely to forgot. .The jury which Mark reprraenta a* having hdd an is^tat on the petrification, camo to the Sage «incluoion that "death rauued from cauaea to the jury unknown." After the jury had rendered their verdict, then came the •luartion as to "what was to be'&n. with the body." When they attempted to "rafac" «, they found it firmly conneeted to the rock ou which it rested. Imagine the quaint humor-of that old miner, who wasotieofthejnrora, is overcoming tho dilemma. Ho rogpwtedfeoy drill under it. put in a blast of powder, and "blow him out," so that they miftt give him • Christian burial I struck anil confuted, but Mr. Speaker Winthrop maiiitouH-d hia self possession, and put the iiuesiioii unasked, "It is moved that the Ilou*e adjourn until to­ morrow. It is carried and the House stands adjourned." ’ Meanwhile ready hands had brought one of the settees that stood between the columns around the hall, lifted the inaeusable form of Mr. Adams upon it, and earned it out into the rotunda. Tho fraab air there did not, however, revive him, and by itirilalion of Mr. Winthrop, Mr. Adams vu taken into the Speakers room, where a temporary couch was pre­ pared. Four,or five physician who were members of the House had a hurried consultation, and by their direction mtwtard* poultice* were applied, producing, however, little effect. Mem Winthrop, Palftr,' King. Greeley, and other perwmal . Im-■ .6. X. l’«l friends joined in the endear ora to restore consciousness, and it was not long before Cave,' at Summer, in the proriaco of Mrs. Adams, with some female friends. Canterbury, whoso s^nlctou fa reported to be in the I’hrist church museum. And in-the event of no such tngueai having dying patriot. Cupping was llien resort­ l«rn held, that tho government fay upon ed to, and about an hour After ho had fallen, ho opened hfa eyes auJXaid to Dr. tho table a stateataot of tba ruaeosa whv nu impest vm held, or assure thd council Peyton— that iuitrnetioM will be forthwith fasuod “ TXi. •« tkr'tulof rprtk, l.»t I >im to the proper authorities to make such inquiry as may, if pperibh, lead to* the identification of tho individual whore Quincy Adatna. Tin- remainder of that body, was so found, and act at rest uy day—and throughout the next day and doubts as to tho manner in which he the next—did he Huger on the verge of existence. Statesmen of all parties,, in­ cluding Henry Clay, tilled upon him, but A Democratic Epitaph. be knew them not. as be lay with dosed eyes end apparently inanimate form. At times hia pulse would rally, but there was no hope— the sands in that useful glass had run outLate on the aftcrui'on of the 23rd, jurt after the suti liad gone down behind the Virginia hills, the dim light of a soli­ tary taper dfacloecd an impressive group in the speaker's room There lay the tfckk defender of Human Rights, his head bowed, bis eves dowel, and naught save an ocoaaionsl ‘ death rattle" betokening life. Around him were hia rdatires, hia colleagues, some of the House officials 6”"h■’•c" ”""b" eligible to the Pomona. The capital of the Patrons’ Manafactunag Association. organised at lodianap oha, ta.to be 1100,000*. K The Order in Idaho Territory fa progTTmdng. There are already seventeen Granges organised and working. ,The Kc-ntacky Stoic Grange hat adopt- Tbe Missouri Granger says there will be four or tire Grange Haifa built in Ma con county during tie coming e-amcrer. Tbc Patrons' implement stare st Dixon, III., has savrel at liqjl 50 per eent to Mortimer Whitehead, MKkr N. J. State Grange, visited ths Ohio State Grange hdd u Cleveland. Ohio, Feb. 16, and made an address there on the . ten tennis! Encampment. • Mr. Smedley.-the State Master, of Vt, fa working bard for the advance inert of the Order. Ho is trarefisg through the State lecturing and encour­ aging ths Patrons to go on with the good Work. •» Ths Granges of Mt Holly, East. Wall­ ingford. Ludlow, Plymouth, Proctorevile. Rockingham, Springfield. Cheater, Andover, Weston, Londonderry and Land­ During his eloquent speech'delivered grove, Vt, a e about to farm a Pomona iu Phenix Hall, last week Hou. TuEua C. The Taocmoc State Grange presents Burrows told a number of stories which that State to the world as having .advan convulsed hfa hearera with laughter To tageo over all others in elimate, aoil, illustrate the conglomerate character o f minerals, cool, cimbta and hmlthf^lness, the Democratic party, he told the follow­ and says to all persons seeking permanent homes, Tenncmce fa the place. ing story : Mr. R M. Conway, State Lecturer of Virginis, has writtan to the Virginia Patrons a letter draenbing a plan for get­ ting good laborers__ He suggests that MADE TO ORDER, J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. ?.'4LSrsi«-.n.!83ni^;7 ’ “ISAAC W. VROOMAN. GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE and RETA.IL JEWELERS. the favorite was hailed, and its o'peoiug watched as its delicate buds peeped from among the thick grreu leaves under the shade of a brier bush, or aronod the roote of a wide branching ash <ir the tiny shelves of the hoary rock ? To see even a bunch of artificial prim­ roses on a pretty young lad,'a bonnet •reins to me to giro a touch of poetry to the wearer ; while to see them worn by a and then aland square with the world, an honest bey again. ' He had hung his bead down, but raised it quickly, and hia bright, open loos as be said, "I U do it," will not non be forgot­ ten. Ho ran back, end soon emerged from the ring, looking happier than ever. □ o touched bfa cap and Iwwed pleasantly as be ran away to join hfa comrades. That was an bouest boy. Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. w« are HpMlal Agents for ravsicus * svbceon. HOWARD WATCHES. atberiesu. but was carefully trained by ?f wise, although a dating mother, van was a fine, high spinlcd young who gave her the highest sauafaction I things, excepting in tba wandering a he had early formal. Ho would B. F.___ STEINHOFR - ■ • K<x..*h HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? Sarjical jid Maiical DENTIST FOR ONE DOLLAR Wo will nona. Fost-paia TIE WEEKLY VOW! DENTIST NaiiillE, - MichilH. gufaeo and mingle with bis tenants, taking a leading abare in their rimes and pas timaa. During hia strolls he frequently gated with delight upon sueh panoramas as that ao beautifully daliaoeted in "A Mouatain Boone in Scotland"—e view not uncommon in tbe Highlands. Sir Evan's mother knowing hfa high sad honorable nature, ww never afraid of hfa doing anything w ' * ’ but aba thought hfa and she must be in a measure aecomplfahcd, according to your statamrot; and if it fa for your happinoai, I am reconciled." The young man kissed hfa mother's hand with tetidcrneaa and gratitude; and he went at once to order out hfa carriage for the interesting journey. He dremed with great cere, and a finer-looking man could seldom be seen. Hfa well-knit limbs were lithe and hardy A lady who has a great horror of agents, and baa been more than usually cheated out of time and money by them lately, was called to the door the other morning by a resounding ring of tbc boll. Upon opening it she dueoverwd a niedr-dressed man, carrying iu his hind a small satchel. One glanec she gave to thia, then in­ stantly concluding be was one of her abominations, she hastily ejaculated • "I do not wish anything thia morning, sir." ertbabrav. aoldier, as occarion might de­ and brought the door to with a click, mood. Hfa dark Laid eye wna beautiful, afterward returning softly to the partlyand his curling hair lha very auniuail -i__ i ui—.1__ . .a” r__ _i_.i___ ... _ aliada of brown. Hfa buihy whfakera were auburn, and tho habit, of command gave a dignity to his praaenoo that highleued the charm of tbe whole. Ellen'a father aaw the carriage approach bfa bouse in great surprise, for he knew strange habit, she tried to influence him to got married. With this abject in view she gathered around her, both in London, and at borne, all lhe young ladies she mnu admired; but her efforts seemed in vain. Sir Evan waa courteous and attentive to all her guests, but he was stdl fancy free; and she loved him too tenderly to wish to mo him married without a sincere attach­ ment. She knew the rcquircmento of hfa nature, and understood, therefore, that a lovclras marriage would only dnro him further into the wandering habits from which sho wished him weaned. When Sir Evan was in bfa twenty.fifth this brave ofd man, who had preferred "to , wear out instead of rusting out," were escorted with great pomp to Boston and th«nce to hia last resting place al Quincy. Full of scant and lull of honors, the venerablr philc*j] bcr.wa* ronsigned to the tomb of hia fathers, leaving behind him a name lor Eloquence, learning and pcniiatency, which shall endure ao long as tbe Republic he So well served fa a Nation, and tho English language fa otic ofearth's tongue*. May it not be aaid of him, as an old Christian father wrote upon tho tomb of tho younger Constantine—"Air- The House purchmed a bust of Mr. .Adams and had it placed in tbe room io which he dird, but when tbe now wine was occupied the bust was removed into tbe new Speaker s room. A few years ago the old speaker's room was aarigtad to the House Committee on Banking aud Currency, of which Hon. Sam. Hooper was chairmao. He rcry properly had the bust brought back and pfaecd on a brack el, beneath which fa a marble alab .bear­ ing an appropriate inacripUon vrriftan by Charles Sumner. Few vfaitora to tbe Capitol, buwevcr^acc tbb memento of the illustrious sun or the room io which be died. The only other memento of Mr. Adams here fa a portrait ufdiiin drawn by Mr. Healey at the White House. With the exception of the military pa­ rade by the Maryland Fifth and our Washington Light Infantry and the turn­ out of tho tire department, thia has seem­ ed like a Sunday more than a holiday. But there have been "high links" at Al­ exandria, which was so neat Wmhingtoa's home that he was identified with it dur­ ing hit life, and was buried with “pad honors" given by the Masonic Lodge there over which he had presided. Of course there was a large attendance at Alexandria to-day from this city of those who mourn ‘ the Lost Cause," and who claim George Washington as the ycur presence; ao we hone you will excuse her Sir Evan," said the mother gravely. “Show me where to find her then, and I will go to her," said Sir Eran with a strange quiver of lie and voice. The mother was about to call the datwhter, when one of the boyi, hastily opening. the door, pointed to the room when: EllenJ was busily ukiug off the butter from the, ehurn. She was arrayvg iu a plain gray linen dress,dean and neat, and the cnrii, BQABD AMD BOOM. IMO MR DAT- , FINEPRIirnNG DONE at this OFFICE IMPOSITION HATED OPTOSITION COURTED. Comjariwn Imiua the poor man, your Worahip." ‘'But," . rejoined tbe Chairman, “the case wm fully 1 proved, nwthmaa." "It was,” reotark»l one of the iurora, "hfa first offenee of the ■ kind, your Worship. "We did not like to be hard upon the poor fallow," added ■ another juror. “Bwt," replied tbe Chrir- 1 mu, "that will sot do fir the adawbtn, tatarjMi “ —............................. Competition DtHod to happhun fa • IsomeiMde krtfaie. OLD HUNDRED. Trouble, are lika doga; the amallar they are tk» more they atuwiy you. Ha whovtumbki. tv-ire ever th- oame a^dmmvmtetakhfeboMt to give their experiences for tho » general good. .L The Patrons of Afabams, Mfaritaippi, G«*gia snd Arkansas rvcommood a redta tion of one third in tho planting of next year s cotton erop. so that the farinera may do Iras work and get more money. Tbe Kentucky Patroni recommend th.same thing in-regard to toboocu. If your fowls haye . catarrh simply (which is similar to and often raulu in ----- v -V— A ..l| aejaraied from tbe a dry plane, warm ipcralure, usd given e of a largo pea, of —— ,--------- , -ith Cayenne pcpjier placed in the neater, and .given to them every other day al feeding time far a fbw days. Tbb has proved an effectual rem­ edy, and we do noc know why it -hould not again. Tho head usd nosuils .haul,! bo kept clean by washing, as Ui tbe ease of roup Vinegar fa excellent fur dossing. A remedy highly recommendod for roup fa to take nitric acid, atrip a ftstbsr to within half or three fourths of tbe end. dipWra feather in the acid and thrust it in the nostril of tbe rick bird, Jfivinp it a twist while in. Repeal thfa twine or three times a day, ranovinfi the burnt scab be- �^qjnbliran i|annr.' adbyeny auhasquent DM. ■. mnrx Surnoi, Mica., . . Mabcu " •------- vlMMflSkh K.&- * — rteroancy. StUl, cdhiag retnaio* but that thia culprit, like ny other, should sular the oonsequenom hia guilt He went wrong with hia editor _____________________________ yue wide open, aad the distinction of hie laika bat add. both to the extent and 8,1878. mornuiy of his wrong doing The Prosdeal haa said of soothur die. of offender., Let no guilty man escape," and he, himdf, certainly, will interpose so shield to he fall exposure aad punishmeal of one oho basso wretchedly betrayed his own — For Proiidcnt. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. of Ohio. inee—will demand that jnetieo shall bo promptly done, impartially and thoroughly, spoo whomsoever it may fall. Sad and njuriotu as may be these cases of Individ­ ual Uanagnmioae, they could only reach Ibeir pleotitude of evil when they should he made light of, ar treated only as the footbaBs of party rivalrim, by an indiffer­ ent public opinion. It b. therefore, the Foe V'K^Prraidral. JOHN F. HARTRANFT, dcavor to cane to right views upon them •f Penneylrxnu. hi is iiIf aad to have them embodied in the Subject to th* decision of the RepabliteneciW* wiD of the nation. ran National Cowvratfon. As to tbe exact fads in tbe case thu* tar, we should evidently have gut them IIAlTSm* PLATFORM ■ orach more arepmtoiy bat for the extraor- “Honeat money for all. and free schools for all. There ha. dccrewtoJ since the principal witness will depredate the one nor aecterion interference which will to"have occasioned ao much astonbhment aad commotion ia the public mind. It deotroy the other." was natural, therefore, that many fal«e ra­ toon. should have lieen started, such as that Gen l Belknap had shot hitn*elf, and others equally extravagant and unfounded, [t appear., however, that tbe Secretary of War after leaving the Invenligating Com­ mittee at oooc sought the President and tendered hi. rtmgnation, which, being lint partially informed concerning Balk nap's actual guilt, the President st once acoq>lod. Since that, however, tbe Coauniitee in their further invastigaUoaa have found such grave evidences of malfeusun- in office on the pert of the ex-Secretary, that, notwitliatanding hia accepted resignation, strong resolution, of im/io'eAmrat were wefcred, submitted to the Hotuc of Rep- RepubTicn Nt tonal Convention. Tka MM oatoa Republican (asvvalioa for Ike oraiaaUae of e»a1.d.lw for PrrafeM aad yiee-Prvaideal of tka Catted Blates. wU! ho UM ia ike city «r Cl.ciatoll » WreJare. day tbe fearteeaib dayrt Joao, 1«7«. al II •'deck bom. aad will ooanw o( delegate. frwiwk ataie equal to twta» lb. •smbw ot Ua senator* ami repreaantellrae ia Coiigrvw. ud ar tvo detente. fora each orgoaiiad ter­ ritory aad tbo fiUHet of Columbia, la eaU. laa tho eoaveaitaaa tor tho elocttea or delentaa the c< ■wilier* of tho aevrral states an -■—-*.* a. l.-tu all lUoublicaa ateetors and all other voter., vilkoul regard to t| ‘>‘ P^lUcaUifrraanoor preview. j£batioaa. arte art opposed to reviving .oootiaaat lama, aad daaira loptmort frtaaliy fediag M-t p»rmoral baraooy ihryu^hocl ibo coun­ try by aoalalala* aad .enforcing all tho ccaailtaiiona! right* of every ciliraa. laded- The evidence, "Tftad^.bo are i.frver .( ihafaeaUnMd presented lo the Senate. poeaaatUa mJ puai*ha»«nt o( aH rtbrialdte- ao far ae the-public know, relied upon to the (owraiaent by beaeot. hilhfrl aad cape- eonvici him is that of a Mr. Marali of NedUern: wbe are ia fover rf makla* wrah ?fcw York City formerly, but now of n>e Last in fas Boocbov Mutfer-The Belknap Diugraoe—The Epidemic of Hve Sxe^n-PoliGe*l-The Bu«iMoetinge—The Labor Market-How the Rich Amuee Themaulvoe—Lent Nkw Yobk, March 4, 1876. The last development in the Beecher sandal cane is the statement of Bowen. Driven into a enn.er by the denial, of Beecher of the truth of bis eaaertions, Bowen ha. made a very explicit statement lo the committee He asserts solsmaly that a lady confessed to him, long before be Tilton scandal Was made public, that Beschcr had committed adultery with her at various tunes and places, the lecture room of the church, or rather the study beck of it, being tbe most familiar place. He offered to give names and data, to a select committee, under pledge of aeerecy. He insisted upon the pledge of secrecy Mcaiuc be did not wish that the lady's name should become public Jiroperty. This Mr. Brecber dsclincd. whercafen Bowen makes this statement. It i* not to lie supyesHri that Beecher and hia fncnib will let this pam. They cannot. The statement is explicit and circunutantial. and it will have lo he met, consequently Brooklyn is in a state of mind. ■ There is hurrying to and fro, there is trouble on totb sides. Will Bowen, if Beschcr sura kim, give the astro of that lady ? WiD be face the music, or will be back down when tbe time comes that be is brought to the teal? And will lie be brought to tbe test at al! ? These aro question* that time will come of it There ere skeletons in too many closets in Brooklyn, and the sxcite no more surpriM. The oldost. strcngort Lomss in th« eily are jpiag.'knd M om knows to day who is gong to-mor­ row. Rente aro .till afakfag. snd the Mares the first of Msy approaches, the sire stores on Brosdvmv are bring vacated, .nd api'Jication. for them are s. rars as hen’" teeth. T kntw of one "tore that four yoan ago was fa drn-.aud at filfl.QOu j^r yrsn that ia now bring occupied at M.OUO, and the tenant* are giving it up for they can get a better one at J4,<W0 Tbe truth is busiMsn men can hardly afford to pay any rent, for there b no profit whatever la buaiara*. Tbe abrinks-re in valu- i* going on steadily, and no one can see tbe end Relief must come from some sourer, or bankruptcy will be tbe rule, and solvency tbe exception. New York u very rick. THB HirrODBOMB MEKrtBOs. Arc still wonderfully filled, and it "i. ns unfashionable not to go and bear Mr. San­ key ring aa not to hear Titian* or Van Bulow, er soy oilier light of the uiurial or dramstie world. The Hippodrome b still pecked st mid-dsy aad evrn'OfL and the religious movement b treated with the greatest respect by the papsm. Hat a visit to the meeting* com races a candid pieraon, that the reason of tho great aadicoves drawn togvtber b not Mr. Moody’s earntMocai, or • Mr. Sankey's ringing/-of which he haa proa J u chary of late a* a pet tenor in opera, but the number who take a serious interest in religion. Thera arc thousands of genuinely gvod people in the city, who bri'eve that religion outwriglu all othsr interest., and arc drawn to t!>«*c meeting* hoping for good- The popularity uf Moody and Soo key in Great ilntun b ea.il/ andenviod; it wu their American-tm attracted the crowd, just as uever make the same impression on culti­ vated people that bs did shroud. The big clergy, of New York sit up in the preach­ er * pen at the meetings, and laugh over Mr. Moody's apt bite, in tbe way of Ulustntioo, a* they would nt excellent jokes, and lira evangelist runs <ra about salvation, very much in tba wsy a Chicam buinc* nun talks fararanro, or railroads, with the same earnestness, but Dots whit more i. that of a finkbed auctioneer, who b ready to knock dxre*i sAlvatioo to the highest bidder without reserve. TM LABOR MABKBT. Carefully compiled tables show that almeat one lialf nf the skilled labor uf tlie city b idle, and that wages for those in employment hare been cal down amriy one half. The bricklayers, who two years ago were irettiog 84.50 a day are glad to work now for 8L50, while laborers who were firm in their demand for 83.00 are gtad to get week at any price There m very liuh repairfag, and in regular mxnu farturing th«rc b absolute stagnation. Il b a curium thing that pbno making b the only trade which keeps ite hands ril em­ ployed, and at old wages. • Pianos are luxurua, and it would kcw that this trade would be the fii.t to fall off, but it b not so. That trade is -just aa brisk aa ever. The charitim arc of courao crowded with the hungry and naked, and the societies for supplying firing sre taxed away beyond their capacity. If there ever was a time when spring was anxiously looked for, it b naw. It u a hlcMing that the,winter has been so mild. Bat Inc look-out for the surutne. U dreary enough. A visit to tbe prinrijfltl arvhitecta showed that scsrcely any building was contemplated foe the cn suing sca*ou, and what tlw laborers arc to do during the summer is a query. They can live on leas than to the winter, bat they must have something, and that some thing b very remote. HOW THK Btcn AMVSB TUKMBKLVBS. While tbe poor are starving the rich are amusing thcnwclrea, aa they always will. The list form of fashiooablc amtuement b horsebac k part^ Companies । assemble gentlemen, and train their bones to go through the figures of dances, preciariy as though they were to a ball-room. Think of the Virginb reel oe horseback ! Yet they do it, and they • tag," just aa they uacd to when they were children, and their fathers were butchers and Ixakcrs. Thb latter game they play with their horses at full galop, and so expert have riders bscome, that rtrf few sceidente are reported. It beats skating. LEMT b S)»n u*. aad th* fashionable Christians base to change their base. They cannot show their fine fcalMh at the theatres, operas oe parties, bat they make it up al the churches. How devoutly they crowd the eharehes every morning, when they have new dothes, ^aad hsw awertly^pious n Maine. ThalStete has concluded that the poorest poesible use to make of a m.n M to hang him. An Otifaaxchann says it u a soUmn fact that the majority of tbe Democratic members of th. Ohio LegislaUxre are for Psndleton for PraudanL And now Conklin's prospect, ere wan­ ing. A strong pppostUuu from hi. own State b cociinx up, and will oppose him at Ctoannati. Il feoka Hayesv, very. 14lh day of February, 1876. The Chicago aad Lake Huron railroad advertise to pay cash &r 10,000 coed*'of wood delivered along the Km of their McCrae, eupmntaodeni. Battle Creek, Mich. Rev. M. V. ILcrk, fonnwly of thi. County, now of Athens Calhoun county. baptued 61 petsoo. Bunday, Feb 20, and during the day 80 were added to hfa church. Three month, ago he had but Confederate House of Repetsentativca 20 members. And -*vre’derirg the manifat sMtrndaney ol the Confederates there just now, it « Mich., have decided to sup tbe township »«nl for 89,000 now in their liand., adnot a bad name either Senator Booth want, lo know what bo oeted from tbe saloon keepers in the tows. has over said or done that should call The jtreent liquor law will favor the vildown upon him the indignity of a nomi­ age tn the suit. George lloopeogsnwr <if Gilead. nation to tbe prorideaey fmm the “inde­ pendent "inflation Dcmocrscy cf Indiana? Branch County, haa made 1.00(1 lb* of maple nagar thi* winter, Mid ret the The Rbtde Island Houan of Represen­ groceryturn lierc liare none • excepting old tatives have pasted, without division, a bill staff melted over and mixed with the worst providing that land occupied or owned by quality of brown sugar. The Kalamaxoo Gau tit ray* that Bill institutions .hill no longer ba exempt Nyc, a notorious salooaitt and bagnio from taxattou. It b expevtod the Setiatc icepsr. haa reformat tarried hi* liquor will concur: into ihlnitroel, .iarneda temperance p'alge, Carl Schura sap the utter liclplcMneM and presented hi* name for membership and folly of the Demoeratic majority in to tbo Melbodbt Church. Congreai lias already caused “the bmt I.a»t year the Flint A Pcre Marquetie beads of the party to eune their victory fa the .year 1874, becauM it lias only railway mill, cut 132,014,212 feet of lum!«er. The shingle cut wa* 161.633.500 brought their impotence to light end faThe Jackson, ljui*ing A Saginaw railway spire their opponent* with a mw vitallity. mill* rut 57.330,(MHi f«et of timber, 29,­ We understand that a weekly newspaper 587,500 ahinglro and 9,800.000 lath. b sooo la be .tsrtej at Falmouth, MiautiSteel rail* arc being laid on tbe Air itie>, aad will advocate and urge the re- Line railroad, and it i* thought that the nut'tee have found it neev-aary to discharge thb very gallant Uukn soldier. Ex-Senator Harlan haa written a letter fa which be notes with great satbfaction tbe wouderful development of tbe freed­ men saying, dial during the pa*t ten yeara no other equal number of people anywhere on the earth's surface have made such rapid advancetMnt io knowledge, fa civilitalics and refiameut, and fa die _»qsi*i lion cf the means of domestic luppuims aad comfort. A - Promiacnt Wisconsin German ia quoted as saying that if the Rcpubbcsn party wants ibe solid German Vote of the country—Sehura and all—it ha* only to nominate Elihn B Waahburo. The man ■ ho took care of the German, in Paris would scoop ’em all fa. A* between Blaine sad a Democrat, Wboousto b a doubtful State. But Unde EUhu can carry it against any Democrat living. A feeding new England politician now al Waaliingtou my. the presidential cand'idates .Uli plan and plot for a term in the White Homs. Gon Great evidsctly faaeoi ground rapidly, and Meson. Blaine and daring the bat fortnight. Nsw men Iwgin to !« talk of as "contprombe candidate. " Mr.' W’beder, of New York, and Gov. Hayes, of Ohio, are in thb duo, and either of them would make a proiident of whom the enuntry would never lie asham- se/thal they oat-dreae all their neighbors, and then the meetings for charity, which are cminetitlv proper. How they eotnj laocnUy 50 m a sweet, simple rortume that cost 8UXW fa Pkrb, and give 810 u relieve the suffering poor at their doors If there b anything utte.ly aboard, !t b tbe obssrvanre of Lehi by a fashionable New Yoek Christian lady. They make the season of mortification the lime for die wildar. parable extrarag.nc*-. They exchange the paid ringecs of the opera for A graduate oF Union Oilkwe u pronineat bubisem min fa North Carolina, fa a recant letter ear.: “I married in 1839, entered the Confederal ■ imfae (as every true Southern man did) fa 1861 and remained with the Southern army until near the close of the war when I was severely wounded snd retired from the service. We are glad .hvery perfalrad. Wo are glad onr eaure proved a failure- We are gl.J eha fUtaa area.......... ssd wMtf T speak thb I speak the sentiment of ninetenths af ths Boatbern jiecple. and take revenge for the inferiority by piling more agony on their dress Cunous world thb. And yrt tfaae people all expert to.get to heavsu by aad-by. Piano. The N. Y. TrOwae cannot be accused of frieodlinen toward the Republican party but it b aousd nn the financial qaotlfoa and b compdlodto seythb of the Demo­ cratic sclteme for dodging contraction; “Thb country will never resumo specie paynuota until tbo people aro prepared to maka tho racritmw Mremarily Inefdenl to rssumptiot). Tkr polity u frxMd. Il postpotM indefinitely tho day of rewumpttou. bat doe* not fa any degree make rmumption the nwrv easy at any fu turn tame." Tba Detsoosuta nf Now Hampshire bars uominstai Daniel Marcy far gpunat beCSM whuto fa coo«sao. In IBM, he mads a vfafaM aMMhowPsunidsM Umfa, fa apeMh fa which he sold that the wicks*!, dbleyal abebuoa party who uutafa tbe iWdent fa kb fafarafaM of the Condi tataou are joist beira with Um lo the fa beritaMs of oircual infamy. Th. New Ham jwhiro Dotwcrony ought u, adopt for Somrthtog to Rsmember. Whan Democrat, talk about hard tinxs, high taxation, snd corruption fa ths gov ernment, remind them of the fort that tbe public expenditarni ram in ths first y*ar of the Rebellion move than FOUR HUN DRED MILLION dolbrs, and ineewaed every year that the war ontfaued until they resebed ths faiuwaes m, the fast ywur, of rasrly THIRTEEN HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARB-an ra the RE­ SULT OF THE DEMOCRATIC RE­ BELLION. Of erarae an increase of rerenum had to follow, to cff«* which ttowo was Ii-J rawurcr but i*4*uon of the HASTINGS ■ G. y. Itowll fl Co’8. Column1 rm* Ik. Brates Jmrert That was* curious surarbe party which A FARM OF YOUR OWN oMmbbd rti’araoo HtiJiday's fo Brook­ s f". toatius of Mr. Bowen. Mr Beecher wse diere, and hb aon* sad sou-ta-Uw, HOMESTEADS^ General Traey sod Sbaarama,_Mr. FREE Ths tat ReiKflj’fPT Hart Tta! ■■ n STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. ■ Oftbedelrgstre to the Council, aad the Examining Committee of ^Plymouth , Best oat Ckflapeti Railreafl Land No country clergymen, waited upon by a UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. Where you wid find all kinda of party of bL parfahioners, atapty handed and pcaMOsed of rapacious appetites, could t be more surprised than was Mr. Bowen when, instead of the Examining Committ­ ee be had beau summoned to mart, ba beheld thu imposiag assemblage rf Mr Of every Description which we Beecher', friend. Somewhat dueonoer ted, but not altogether daunted by thb H E TC I> M I’ O It 1RTO. can reU cheaper than any boua i in B*r• unsxpccteil group of auditors, Mr. Bowen ry Cotiuty, for tfarra- renaoa*: SHAKERS ’ appears to have read without hesitation un l*t. Berauau wa hnvw no rent to pay. hi* part, or fatorupuon on lira part of hu Gt.NliiSh J'LOWER it VEGETABLE 21. heeaue we make the moat »( our auditors the statement ho haa been for some days busy fa preparing. .Aa to the umtritKo rnrotiDorii. 3d. Itecaunr we keep Ute bert of work* scene which f.Jlowed. the aeeounta of both parties to fa are fa sufatanlial agreement (111. Itecaaar we warrant all good, we When Mr. Bowen tamed lb depart tbe raake. dMr wm looked fa hfa face, and the key We ac^l none of Uifa cbeap-made Fur­ slid Into the pocket uf the dextrous Mr. niture that fa made by machinery. The good* we make ia tnn*Je by hand, mJ for the other entranre, but Mr. Bowen was too fleet < f foot for hi* pursuer* and vanshod through the door before they had WANTED «SSKiLSL«S. call and Inapi-ct our good*, (of they *U bear inapcetton. No trouble at all time to duee It. ■ »how gnreda. Sarh a .to. as thu i* ksetily ludicrous. Parties baring Pieturwi to frame The cartoonist*' wc may fa sure, will make tho nw»l of it. Mr Beecher end bis aa we can do It 1’ .jrond Cheaper than fristKb raahiug to and fro—chairs over neminauon and reflection of the Hon. Jay A. Hubbcl tbeMvsent Repressotativs ken off on account of tbe nraghnra* of the road, tome time ago, will be replaced, of that, the Ninth District, fa CoogveM. aa one boar can 1* saved betsrven Jackson and Niles. Gov. Hendriek. and labeb him “a sly, Controller Garfield, of Ik-troit, fa hfa alppery, abuffling, negative, indeterminate annual report, say* that if no change oc­ sort of Politician, who b not emlwrraaacd curs fa the law. govenifag ths income of by convictiona on any of the great lance the sinking fund, snd no more bend.* are of the day.” fanrd, theBsteUa of the sinking fund s ill Let it not be forgot tea that beside the bub to • penai-iu relwl *ol>!ter», Soutlrarn troll's bonded <leU, tho. extinguishing Democratic members have already intro­ the entire debt of the city, with, th*: cxduced bilb into the present CongrtM reptioo of the water bond* For thb re­ which involve tin- sum of mnrr tlum ikrrr tail, if attained, we will be indebted to koiuirrd nilli-xoi nf J.Jlnn, or mute than the liquor tax, which M something of a**cta scvrslh of our ustiou.I debt. Thb i* hut the bvginnfag. muuity through the traffic in firewater. Speaking of tbe. Presidential race tbe Further, it proves very scodwdvt'lr fa it­ New York (<«a*mcm'.>/ rays "Fester sn self that the liquor L-.x laws arc mors old horse with greet staying qualities, to l«ne£ci*l than any prohibitory las. ever adopted and enforced, or attempted to l« ri«i off the prise fa the four ctiferred, fa any pert of the country. mile race at Son Francisco. Dorse racing Mr. W. B Strong, of Chicago, having ami politics are not unlike al times. The resigned the office of General riunerinten race b not alway. to the swift." dent of the Michigan Central Railroad, _ Tho Wbcotisfa Republican State ran ha. been .ucreeded by Mr. Henry D. Ledchosen to the National Convention fa Jsnc. The convention adopted a revolu­ tion opposed to a third term. They also adopted a rewlution leaving tbeir del**, gate" free to vote for the nomiantion of Presi-leot of the I nited States. Texas hu elected • democratic state ticket by at lea*l- 40.00tr majority. No man who votes against the Democracy •land* any show f.»r btiwnvss or social recognition in thi* -refuge of rascal", where the avenge of unpunished manl.-r, b shoot ten pot Minam 10 a e.mnty. Tbe Republicans of Indiana held their State Coovenlion os Tuesday. It was an immense convention ia die and the enthu•ia*m wa* greet. A strong preference was exprrewcl for Senator Morton for Preai' dent. The following State ticket was nominated, and a strong one it b; Ths House Committee on Invalid* Pen siocu has diwhargrel iu clerk, Wilson uf Hliaob, a badly wounded Union soldier, to make a place for a Democrat. Tlib com­ mittee, like most of ths other committees of the House, haa gone info a ecerrt inves­ tigation On account at thb aecrst faves- lev isinnissunr The SurpriM Party ti Mr HtilMsyt'a. | Altin. Tba IHiaob Stale RepubTaun Oonven-1 A sew salt wall st Bay aty fa 1,036 ifan yriU Im bdd May 24. ertirap. Hoe. J. Webster Childs will addrorn tho veslivn win be bald March 22. Graaaan of Eaton County on tho lOth of Tlte Democrat, will hold tboir national Mani at Charlotte conveoticu al Sl Loeb on Tuesdar, Juno J. H. Vaaandc,' of BrookfleH. Eaton 27. County,haa1 Bible printed lathe year ,600, making it now 276 ytott old. practise of spoakisg oo* piece and printing Port Huron b*a a society, tbo member* mother in th. (iotyrtononal Rtrord. of which aro pl«dg«l not u. treat or be Al th. Connecticut Democratic (*atia- treated to liquor or cigars in any form. tfao lata week hot par's ticket was renom "Chalk it dawn" that Each Prey, of sated, Cbariss 11. IsgvAoll for Governor. I>unondale, Eaton County, was caught by twvere sad feet tbe Uafoa as our fathers U»fiM N>» . far gave it to ua He omnmiu a Meh erfaw in, ,2 ne "ffiXx -o»k of aerials Western post, bv giviag toms aeaiaet the American jwcras, «nJ kM,- ■> ™. u» "O. xj «• 110^00 mmeor haste the wife of Gon “k,“ • t “ ,U Unu ihn-u w,. koe, Sr?£,SE-'S^.tt2X. w fcm *■ *> ““ “• ptety X sastoso de I*'*'*! i» .l«i< MW MX" heirs soU haa So TMX UHBUtAMt s os a. — Mil-, »«i iwx>» —I wvddn’t mfad it n>ym*-boi he “S^^^rotbemrierid never <fal a dirty thin-, snd ho never will TUi Artg we to otWabow ofvrar,sadshe Kvw of thsroamd. « Ha will never pay fatwiMMW,—be will Mror rapport > body of mercenarias. nor Thai Marcy ehaw *0 an.. will be use uadse lufloenre. The burn tamMe homBinriiie nf ewfe.' e tW mors who aro abosKfar QmUfag at this thb taxation fescy nsast remember that time are dofag it at their own erpeme b tmbm week—<5* mH y-« r ir^LtC jV”1-* iT TTU*-" % Fifafcleatffii.ivroohliimare m ever Stall ffaftTSSm atoram^Utsad this spmskm, ma ..mhfag at U-ir owa ehurgra-thet is for DEMOCRATIC RRBMLLION And 3^1 iIbabm State Pdnfoal Note -. expooee a great many other.. The women of Brooklyn are, al this time a great deal Dore anxious to know the name of that tsdy than they are to know whether be Was guilty with Mrs. Tilton The Tilton matter i» a little .talc, but this is fresh and piquant. English attention, like.the jubilee ringers. Artemas Ward and Mark Twain, an<L TUB BXLKXAV DtaUSACK. Brete Hatte's stories, whose popularity Hie Belknap scandal created a profound abrcud outrun.* that they have at home. sensation, for the prosecuting witness is a One can inugias what a con*rut Mr. prominent man here, and Mr*. Belknap is Moody's cut. utterly unconventional man­ ner. hu liomcly Uloatratious, n« hare aa well 1 nown in society here as she is in been lo thefoimal Englbb way of doing Ws^ifogton. This is a dear ease of fam- things,’and it b no wonder he took theratb- froat io lira, suggest; who art opposed lo Belknap w*. the sister of the Secretary's IntpaHnt ito credit or tho nation by d.preci Secretary Belknap to the poaitioo of poM Mine any et.U* oMigslioo., and la front of trader at Fort Sill. Mr. Marsh testified first wife. She wan aTombiMun. of Har­ raMaiaiog. ia every way Ito national frith rodsburg, Ky , and wa« a high-fiyer of tba end kaaaaal honor; who bald that the east- before the Committee that the idea of hi. highest flying kind. She was wont to come to New YotV, and make the mot free from sectarian control; who believe that, by tbe late Mrs. Belknap; that be inti­ for the promotion* of there coda. a&4 dime- mated ('> her a willingness to pay for it; extravagant purchases, for her principal ambition was to outshine every woman in that she dcvcrly nominated the bona. ; eeafolad la'hooe who adhere to tbe priaciAnd she plat or 177# and support theta ** in corporal • that the place was given him, and snag- Washington, native or foreign. od lathe tmatlratina aad lava; aad who an did U. Het drra*« were tbe meet gorgeia favor of reeognlsiag aad nm|lbnhf the ous, her equipage* were the most costly, faadaawetal principle at oatloaol uaiiy ia it to both tbe preseut and tbe late Mrs. thia centennial snnl wire rv of the birth ofthe Belknap, who were sisters, Kentucky girl., and she wm surrounded uith servants cf “T D. Moaaas, Chairman Brpublkoa 5a- and usters-in-law of George H. Pendleton the most expensive nature. It w» given tine) Committer _ . of Ohio, and some to the Secretary out in Washington that she did not de­ pend on the Secretary's salary—he liad no WuhiagiM, D. C-, Theroday. January 11. himself. Such is tbe outline of this ter­ rible story, which our space will not per­ moans beyond that—but that she had in­ herited wealth, the income of which pas mit us to give in fall, and which cannot Republican state Convention. sufficient to jurtify all thia extravagance. fail to cause a bltub of shame lo creep A Bepnblteaa .-Male Convention loaissl 23 upon the face of every person who hw hi. Al her home the atory was that ths Secrre tary had made some lueky spcculatious be­ ■lalrcslea and alternate* lo al lead the Eeputlleaa Sauoaal Convention at c'laeianali on tee country’> honor at heart. fore he went into the cabinet," which a«Democracy Illustrated publican Fcate Central Cewmllloe. "ill be UM at th* City of Grand Rapid*, on Wedae. story would not go down. AU thia figre Ay^lbs 10th day of May. IBM. al 10 o'clock That our readers may fr’ly appreciate they were sdling trail ershifs. and spend'All Republican ctet-r.. and olh«r tutor, the cAmteVer of the men the Democracy ing the proceed, in thia foolish way. wlthont vetard to peat political difereaevv or of the nation ddigbtfa honor, we print There can l>e no doubt that the woman tad aupplrt tie priadpios enunciated ia <br herewith an extracifrom a .peach de*;verhad tho min completely under . her thumb sail fre the Notional Rapabbeaa Coav.alien, cd in the House of IteprrocnlaUvcs on the —that so inf.tnited was >>• with her that are invited to participate la tho election of 14th day of June 1864 bv Daniel Marry, TVe eeverel eaentiea trill bo entitled lo tbe protest candidate of the Democracy of had she desired it The man wsa doubtfour delegates for each repreoeaUlivo ia the lower keaasb of tbeStato Logblaiams and New Hampshire for Governor, and ask lem honest, originally, bat oh, how weak' every man in Barry County to read it. The merchants of New York suffer se­ Uioa will be entitled to ton delejales. “Mt OOXMTITVXIICY <fo not btltrn M verely by this exposure. It is rumored Coder the rtoehitien of 1MB no delegate icur u> <i r-iarrZy for the tremenduou. evil with which our country is afflicted. that Mrs. Belknap owes vast sums of mon­ la the county he repreoeuie. My roootitneat* are a thinking, reaaoating ey to the fashionable dry goods men and S. D. BlSOHAM, Chairman pciplc. They bow to no idols, and wor­ jewelers here, which, as the Bclktuqw B. 8. ULIH Secretaryship no false Goda; their politim coosisto have spent all their stealings, they will of pure Democracy. They do not believe Republican Convention. that the black man i= tqual to th- white. TUK KrtDKMIC or TUX SKABOX. > They are not imbued with any /afae j>kiA Republican Coavunlioa to eket oi<bt laadtnipg or /aht totiorU t»aermi»y Ttix Malaria and ignorance of vctiiiktuon By JelofUe* u roprmut th* County of Barry In black max's tbvx rosmo.v. will soon make New York no fit place lor wliat prinei|Je of right can^any uuui jusU ■ he Plato Coavastlan lo be held at Onad( Rapid* on the Mth «f May nest, will be held at the Court Hmae. in tbe City of llaatiar on meht to accure frecdsm to tbe ./ores/ ague, diphtheria, scarlet fever and small­ Saturday, th. »h day efAptfl. I87A al 11 Your career is fast drawing to a done. pox bold tbeir own a very few years longer God, ia hia roerey, will not impose upon a'deek M. as they are doing now, the city will Jsoon The eevunl TownMipo ia the County will be tbe free American people another four I-our eaililod to fourdalofUiao each, aad tho oever- yean- of your-' dreadful misrule. yean in the faey farance, four yoan gro^ rich people are deserting tbeir villaa, liea) ward* of the (Uy of Halting to om each. cause the place ia so deadly with agues. By order < Republiaaa County ComnuUoe. four yuan at the bliud lading the This mouth the fWiionable epidemic is a Daatn. Brstsu. the plThath bottoraloa, I think will malignantinflocnia, which vnita human­ Mad. Maetiap, Mank Mh 1178. satisfy even Divine veugcanre. And kind as it dul horses two year. ago. The wbsa the edminiatrati. n at th. govern doctors call it by no fancy name, .only meat pats ns into the hands of the eoa- "plain eold." and the Madison Avenue TROUBLE IN THE WAR DEPARTservauvo party, our abulitioo friend, must prescription for ite treatment is—neither WENT. emigrate to A’byainia. and into the heart belladonna, nor “internal exhibition oT’ of Africa, or be content with the four aconite, or anv other high sounding drox, The rcvelattuu ot the pant week al yean of MnCBOBMKTIC BKAVTITrUB but equally plain catnip tea, made doubly •troog. which is administered not more far Wmhwgton will fall with atartlinp effect ern'ment inetituted for whilt mra will the sake of breaking up the cold, by a upon tbe muatry, notwithatandinr tbe again become popular. good sweat, aa for ite valuable and recently nuny prrriona dtadoBuren af official tut1 shall utter upon the ff-x>r of this dhuwvere-' imipcrtiee in quietihg tho faithfulned* and corruption. In all thia House whatever 1 wish concerning the nerves. Fancy a bowl of Lady Washingmate*, rkc ybtfte. -rad dr uofrayrt of ton china breaiiiing the soothing usoense bmaUndfinr mun .Uxkl higher in the thio Aih»ioiotnition; whatever 1 wish of balm tea, adminictersd to an -ntersrting pablw mnMonca than Genl Belknap eonroraiag iu torpitodr, iu ,ioo dtl»r Grant'. SocreUry of War, although fimnity. On the Knd day of September as velvet, aAi you havetho elegance of in the limited and tetduueal charartor of his 1862, the President (Iineola) gave uo- fluensa. But for real virtuea, 1 prefer the old style, a cricked blue bowl, steaped m duiiot aonutwhat removed him from gene be should imue a pvoekmatioa ef esnanei ral obMrvataon. He, however, enjoyed to potion to all the afasvs In the diatriote seek pcncrali'ia. of teas with a quart of deep the fnlleat extent, the jtrorerbtaUy good tug far independence. Three months three gulps, Ugh! the stoutest cold fled reputation of Army officers, whieh haa notice was given. During this time tbe affrighted al tbe thought of a second dose. oboMfow preai was in eentodes ; tbe rebel But talk uf plain cold»-4be MW variety tputot propoaala to tnnafrr Indian Affairs to lion was anout to receive iu final blow the osdered tnoVanom was to be nsberee *bo uo.*mi of the I^r Orpartaient aa a in. Greety, at the baud of 900,000 more fever and ugfce, and getting drank, and moana of inanring an^naeat adaaiaiatraprotuiaed to move immediately upon tbe one crawitout of an attack fading Uke a tioo of the perplexing dutim thereto per- coceoy'. weeks, under tbe infiwace of the cabinrt officer just investigated. Brent of the Lord. In my Judgement laintng. rouncAL. . an overrent* ofthe cunssitutioo to proBal individual dshottor ma ami amae- eiaim ffaedom to mdlio- of Usefa, The local politicians of New York are tuam will braal through all known aafo- aSords staple foe the demngugua. Time Kurda. From what wo know at this vrouMfril ms to specify one half the rad- making a stir for Conkling’s nomimauon for the presufaicy. but it does not make writing itaeeam that the House Commit­ ioal mistakes Mr. trnKoln has made. Tbe mix* headway. There are many excel tee sn the expenditaraa Ln Uta War De­ whole bfl off todiotmoot is bsing drawn lent men in the city who would be gfad to bylbeaeetfrsd himself. The (rsif of partment rwnatly struck upon a line of .ifovtUsa Zfarofa teiU ootyrorr n/arer ace Conkling fa the Frvsidoitial chair, and invesUAtiou whadt stoned to asrioualy SES?iSi-Ed S.'sn there are a great many who would not. But three are a tbramnd or more p.ilitioal implisma tbe ^ury of War, and, st. the Preeidrat will go down to poetenty bummers, who would ssreort anybody axplfeWy snort 1^ tUy had bougl l JI rather hare a arts man rathre than hare my cnc who haa ever mixed in city <ir eatc polities. Tbe Democracy are hardly ay better off. Tilden esnmX get the un divided support of the petty ia tbe tfcy, red for tbstaiatter no one can. Bo far m New York is concerned it will not make much ol « show of influence fa either rourention. The liberals, what « left of hem, are waiting far the highest biddsr, but then-arc M few of them that no one ransidcr. them wgthu bid. tub Btatxxaa or tbb wkxk. The list of failures this wook, foot up nearly om hundred, and they embrace al­ most all varietica of business. The smashed parties generally offer 15 orate ra lb< dol­ lar, that bring tho renter figure. ^8o Awirtanl Superintendent at Detroit, of which city he b a native—son <.f Henry Itedyar*], (Tonnerly Mayor of Drtroit ) and gran(fee n of Geo. Lewfa Cast. Mr. L. m not very old aa a railroad nun, hut with his ripe nor element a* an rxceutive man hi. short service iu connection with the Central has proved him efficient that he* u rapidly risen both fa tho catimalion of the public and railroad manager.. So greet fa President Joy'* ennfidr-nr*.- in Mr. fadyard s abilities that, on hi. aecwioei lo the < irnrral riuperfatcndcneT. the prwitiiia abolfalie>t Mr. Ixdrard'* headquarter, ill bo in Detroit. Hcrapath'a Railway Jonnal. publuhcd in London, annuuims that the Michigan Central railroad company b going to con­ trol the Detroit A Milwaukee railroad. Thu piper aays “The tvodholders may frelconfident that in the hands uf Mr. Joj, and the men engaged in Jhc enter prise, the scheme, 1! properly supported, will be carried through aueceufnlly. The profits of the line in 1867 were ab-.ut 877'K(KH); hut afore then the traffic ha* gradually dcrrea»ed without much deervaac in expenses. In 1873 the cxpriue. were 824.000 more than the gnsa earning. ; in 1874 there was a profit of nearly 8200,­ 000; but fa 1873 the profit wa* only about 820,000. Tbe mortgage and rou[cn holders arc offered a new firat charg-,*' inertgage bund, fawring five per amt intcrasl fa gold or six per rent fa currency, and commencing to ran a year after the sale of the line. Tbe principal negotiator IN NEBRASKA, FURNITURE! miscuously and dodging about through gs$20r.S“to.Ttt!WS tfa iJaranut »*-ta Itoat.acfeetfld stock o’t the throng Mr. Bowep, eager to escape I'lcrURE FRAMES AND MOULDit would be a clumsy pencil which could ixou, ttKACKiraita, Papbb— Hoi.t*not make Mirnrthing uf the material* thu. iraS&BSS55«SS®- .!5 fumishad. Hut after all is the areas g^y;&«rJisrsr*r?.t Holdwws. ■ ‘ wholly a laughable ons? Here u the pastor and everything In the Furniture line. We Invite all lemon* tn call and look boud raar rriuu. preacher in" America, charged with dread­ ful crimes; here u ths man, for a score of AUGERS and REAMERS church, wbo proCmes to have tho avideuceofhfa pastor's guilt, here ia the Ex­ amining Committee of the church a*Rem bled to inquire into the truth or fafaii of the charges; snd fastesd of a fair and judieial examination we have an atteuijX to averaws by numbers and to restrain by force, and tho company of Vbrtetian geetlr men traiufonn themselves into soowshine very like a m«>b, enacting a arene of wild tumult and ludicrous omfuston. It seems almovi uuosreraary to sey that the scene i* dirarcditable to all pertie* omlenrad fa it fudged by eitlier of tbe aeeuuuls which we hare of it. In laek of direct evidtnre neuple ars pbliged to jades of thia Brook Irn buaiuew by indicatfoap and iuferaocca. the mggisrtion* whicivflmw from suebra arene a* thb are nut natteriag or helpful to the reuse of tbe flymouth pastor, ixreera of fair play in a piotrovcrsy where1 tiier* are fifty againat one, are likely to aide with the one rather than the fifty. ‘sjg- it. ygsariA f. aarart itselfby force of arm*, and violence fa tbe resort of a weak rather than a strong rail**- The acene of cdiuwday evening has its tadecrous phases, but it haa seriooa one* a* well, ami the latter will tie rcmem fared hingraL It was a bod Mete of busioora. look st it fa whatever Itg lit we may. Peerless Milk Safes now on exhibition al our 1 urnlturc “MORE LIGHT’ drr. Ilei-alring of all kinds of old fur nllurc neatlr done • DUNCANS* MASONIC RITUAL WE MEAN BUSINEBB 1 *.*uta* *U Ike Iraatsraa »ev«n Uaarvav I'unilture Dooms south aide State St. haaartafo AUvaartM: *Hk ABSre--"*, I'kras** aa« kikartalteM U <La4U*l*a. B> Ike ato'rt opiaiaite H. A. Woodyearfe Hardware UM. suabfraitaMal?to toka tka ckair aa Marara SJgaicaiiSSfcrgs-S'Jssr Hlore. 8TEBBIKS B|fl>g. UkBKsIu New Tart. ftiW, Boel Islui & Pacific ^s^^Pic^Rui'BaLcs. IJtOO tl>aa*****taaa. AUrea for oae rt-*»lar*. a. j. nouaan a <-o.. mtsismi. ran* RAILROAD. Tka dlreal nala for saOwt |S25 A DAY| Remember 8t. Patrick’s Day. Gram! Bail at Union Hall un the 17th of March. South Carolina, said mwetly st a' large Democratic meeting io that State -that the D-ciocraU* mu*t carry the next elect­ ion, if they had to take op their mnakeL* and take off their cueta. aa white men go-* the bloody shirt and wear it for hb liber­ ty's rake —:— -------- r The Cincinnati Erpinr claims that there arc SllU.UVO Democrats iu Ohio, Indiana.ind Pennsylvania oe nearly one third of tbe Democratic vote fa the Union who indorse its financial views It ex pert* them L> have a little influence in the Naiiotia' Cunvention. There will be a grand time at th* St. Patrick’! Grand Ball. Don't fail to attend it. ■a oeod taevnoer. OeaertrtM book aaM too. *e«. rau Auara co., nt imoa, ano. THE ENEMY OF DISEASE! THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAX AND. BEAST I* tk.OraaJ OU MUSTANG nr.snr, laci>s. rsau. atxss E<‘. MnUXB. KOCK ISLAXD. tt.trari-uKT, mcscjltixe. WlXlIIXo-Toy, I0XA CfTT.QKlX XKt.l., XKKTOX. 1>K3 XOIXKS. Cctmcil Bluffs and Omaha. Without Chango of Cara, V. tore 11 frta* w.lk Iks t’atoa Paata* ttellau fra t*va* *r. Mil Lak* Oil. !tor»n«u. tan Trairu tear* Daily ar follow .Oaaha. LaavaaaarlkX Atoklaaa XV rwtoXreMBto2<£ra^lwa. fa<*£ '» ! K ■ Utoaka Ixevaaa lltal. KiaaHa4 > M M > to LINIMENT KANSAS LINE. L 1 11 1 INI la 11 1 ) Tto Cktoaeo. Mart I*U»4 * Paata. X*..’rea4 Ca_ kava sea anaaaU tkai* ItoaiWM rato«a tmiaraa WHICH HAS STOOD TH ETEST OF 40 YEA 118. THERE IM NO JtOHE IT WILL LEAVE.* WORTH, 4 ITCIIHOV, NOT HEAL. NO GAMRNEtM IT WILL NOT CURE. NO ACHE, NO ' and CHICA6O, <'«<>*aM>a(*t LaaTiaaartk with giara. Par tar MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A *4 U.re.*,, 1 to .to a*Urea4*. a>4 al *t>kto* HOHHE OR OTHER DOMEMTtC AN- ■pik *totoraa.Tay.k. a !*..« >. laaual krttok TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT Ito all eatou » TLE COSTING S6c„ Ute., or 81.00. KAXSAN. INDIAN TERRITOBIEX. HAH OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF .COLORADO, AND NEU A-HUMAN BEING. AND RESTGR HEXICO. ED TO LIFE AND l'8RFULN>» MANY A VALUABLE HORHE. Tka CraaMarkav. brail a frit aaa,Uatoaal af / s*«6r! Palaea llraalaa Bara BaU >to*,M lira, wktek la* aiiraval to*.1* aa4 laiariw amaaatoaoM for |L" ■».,**. re a*.*.r*re *ad lasarT.f >ra*.a»*** Notice to Contractor* MM *» »V "to «“ •(**• Tka sibenlesrt IMatrtra naart ot Kakaat Ma-, treat Ma.l tremaaal of tea lawaakIM Carltrt >n Waa41aa4 are a-re rea4> U rare,.* >aal*4 SPS^Sgsc^BK^ are ito Av.* tn>«i* Lan, lufirfa*. • NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DELIGHT J. W OLF.M.D. araaist sUmu-is. ' Fftssi. H"- uW PHOBATE ORDER. VXATK or *icntuax. <:.«.» .( Bury. M-pnar ;SMxfsar s&s? :i te to all a44a Ito toal atoTZaa.'toesta/ar J ika Geo. M. Sevage & Co's Column. •WFwUa* *a*w*ria* any ot tkea* aalearUae toast*jKOrtaaa* Mala akere lk*r ■» Ik* »**. ratit a E £P.HL'.k wsi.zt. Umuss*. •*> M*a4pr nt Ffaun aaS la**a<.>r«' 'Aa^MlaT^ka” al*‘alreta/raT is George Jerome, a gcntlouan well “pJIZXme. PrtaOe J.te* *f Fretau. known fa thb city, and for many yeara I* Ik* Mitra W ta*ssteu*(<^a>lM U. Bikanra aotAaaory la Mlskfeoa. K W. C.asrato St. l>e"itbet TUOS. a. ■raxavo. PreakUat. the chief attorney of tbe I). A M. com­ • «. raadia* *a4 lUaeik* »*UU**.4*>7 vwllU pany. 4 M , .1 Olaart Baara. lanl Owrdlaa at eairt misan I'RRl' ia— iFloral Guide There ha« been over 100 Ticketa sold for St. Patrick's Grand Ball. llendaomeot Guida puUfabcd. Send for it DETROIT SEED CO., Detfrtl.,MI*M«sa. Our Choice for President. Traai d>* B*i*u ItaM* JmmwsI. We thu week placa at the bead of our columns the nainrt.if RtTHVOUD B.UaVBs Governor of Ohio, as oar choice for Prorident in the roaring political contest We make thb choiec bccauac we cornnUly be­ lieve he fa fetter fitted for the position than any man yet spoken of, and Loeaime we believe him to be eminently qualified to diaeharge the trapretaal duties of the higbrel offire in the gift of the American people, with honor lo hinucif ami the w ill ba*a candidate. it Moiamry io spun aosaintae Goa. Hayes aa befog the only man who ooold refamn to the party the Stain-, and he tmdaa serves that State as Governor. And. U Msatnatad by the National BetraUfoan cunvratioa, which b to mort at Cuwiaaati fa- would serve the country for lira people esfo wboa hfa term *ndd sxphnha wotid be able aa setfoi with all tbe fannra that have Men scoantod lo lira bm-mtod fan ivm “b3^££' PROBATE ORDER. nraTW or wrcwxaa X.'Canat* of Barer.as-a cm. sXxy.wSr and Home GRAPHIC' Tka larnrat. (kaaeaa.. >M toa* Illatomto Saa* , _ _ eoear. tea waskir aOMraa ot Annraa Huett lioa*Fret* oe Atraste*. PICTHPFR Picture Frame Mouldings. oiirtuarn vxix. WhoUtia end Retail. We believe, too, that ;*MX-CM*. aa.1 toll*t»W1 v a< aa*.'aria** a*» rampeers. A young man, frosh from the ranks of tba people, he b frac fr*» aU the biUaroU thu may be ct.gend«wd from a clone eunfinraMUt to political Ufa, ,-aad would therefore the fatter know, and b. more free to shape hb actiona co nccord with Uw popular sentiment, lliaa men, wbo for a Ufe-ume have devoted thetr sole cocr pen fa the advancement of party policy. Having known him more or haa during our life Urao— having hail many opportun­ ities to study hfa rallber, wa have ever found him one uf the m<et upright, faith fol men of the timca. A true Republican front tba organ ixation of tbo party, ha has aa honorable s war ruenrd an any man wbo ever stepped forth to defend tas oraatry Having serred two terms as (iuvernor ol Ohio, ha stepped down from the Gwberna taonal chair of that State with giowine hooura to himaelf, ud tho party he repreaested. And, whan the Democratae party, fa 1875, placed st the bead of thei State ticket, Wm. Allok, tbeir > trongesi, A PICTURE rHI*fS. Hearth THB WEEKLY VUICAGO SEfil) COMPANY. GARDEN AND FIELD SKIDS. Wbolreole and Retail, . 11 Michigan Grand Avrcrae, Detroit. ■iSMl ae.4 ir HlaaUMad Catrtaewa »*ra. ALBERT DlemsON, “USM” SEEDS, COaBURNMICB MUCtTKn. <.'UICA<M», tlX, PROBATE ORDER. or^^Cg^AX^ansii^rt^Owr^to.- *ra»a aiiiii. *J**a"fa*4"*w*.^«|*..... n,aw _M>»> __ftkifl Kota. Hew Teae. UNDERTAKING BHng a Lusluew* that treed. ■ great deal •>r experience. rtXMixv nnomnu. in ibe buxlMu*. con truly any that they can do better wi.rk, aad give better antbfaettou thaa any other Ann tn th;, •ectton W. H. Stebblr.e, tba eeolo> member, with the experience of a lifetime, will ntwnfn give his poreonal atfenlion to tbta port of tfartr extensive biMlDwa. Henr-u and Tram furnbtied when roqueotad. Tbe Electric Balm wiU be used only when-dealrad. STEBBINS BROS. Haxmga. July Mb. irti. . xxlltf ----------------- r—a__________ ________ " *■ Wondprfnl , Y •rT' ^mximAvawuLJL— J. fa* totfrar rt tq. atone, nt AUm> MaAw. RsenSiam * mao of vart aln'u Mln StiJ^ta hb y W fo c or �Thb Rjrii»ucAfi I'llUvn of Julius Noble lo retell 1OTh PTid by U. Snyder, waa accepted aad adopted. Kepcrte of Finance Com. recotacica.ling the following aecounla to be aUawnl. Uteho Brno.. Si.00: J. A. Sweeeay, on walk. |2,M! Haytadt»,M: L D. Barman •1.25 i Auon Maynard 7 Goto.; H. Parker W; BUSINESS NOTICE. (WIG If Iffl BW MI TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. re-altsdl.maktoglb. mm. www tUa u wm before, that the expenditure waa indinc.l by parties who neMs In tbe J'stortrt AmUcn« ®a Green Street, and ibal to. ollrere wbo ate io te tniotod aaywbvro. Viiawu tho rueolity of ifillUni Worth Btekatp, late SamUry of War, who, dooplu (ho tart that ho wm callod Io that high J> Millon by a Bopuhtima 1-TCTldroI, could not forego tho landoacie. of ALL ABOUT THE COUKTY. .MA iiq. Ayse—K.bm, Jordan. FbAst Nay.-Doipb, Hick.., Sheldon. Mayar rctwl aye. appewr Tory radtenlaaa. he waa doing a eery iboliih thing: we hare shown him what we 4’“” lo be fort. (w. Jonl take h for granted) that although . ,„y proportion of high way money ... ralaod from parties who rualdo on. or are ialemtod In. Ureen Street; yet but a tary email portion waa eter ex- Tomatora, Peaches, Cherries, Plumbs, Pine Apples, Paars, Green Psas, Ac., Ac. CANDIES We have tbo beal assortment end soli for the Inert money in the.city. TOBACCO We do sell a bettor article and from IU to 15 cents cheaper than any other place in tbe County. nm i tic Wo adl tbo 11/ Can'pboll. . PRODUCE Takeo in exchange for all kindi of good*. CROCKERY. GLASSWARE AND We hare 5000 Rolla of New paper and will sell cheaper than rrer Abo, a nice ’ line of New BurdcrvGill Pattenu. Fresco Border, Window Shades and Window Good Heavy Overcoats S5.OO. 8'35. Custom-mode Suits for only 325. S25 Fine Cassimere Suits for only $15. Boys and Youths' Clothing at and below cost, and we also deduct 15 per cent, from lhe marked Prices. S35** YOURS TRULY, ALL OUR GOODS MUSVE SOLD W. wUud utifouBly for (Inmbl.r, kxpvrtiagke would try at foul ■<, elrur . h; «f b<ibI>( So we advise those who want to Attentlon CrtbuUcita' Greenback*. Buy Goods Cheaper The Successful Physician Than they have §ver bough tbefore fair-spoken physician, who does bis actual TO COME AT ONCE. Really skillful pbyaieuns are not so nu- ■X! and hence lhe adverttomrat of Dr. R V. Fierce, of Buffalo, may well claim the rea■nd well-directed effort, not attempting too much, or creating false ideas as to ability. Tbo only reliable physician in three daya uf ontnplicated disonfera and higl. pressure living is lhe “Specialist,’ lhe man who rrttten a ' which STAR CLOTHING BOH, 500 CORDS WOOD. 500 cords of 16 inch stove wood for sale at $1.25 jjcr cord delivered. C. F. DWIGHT. 38, 40 and 42 CaaaLStreet, Grand Bapids. DETROIT MARKET. ' County Correspondence. We understand that Mr. Blair, the as­ signee of Spring X Avery, ia cloning out Ute stock st prices never before known tn the dry goods trade in Grand Rapids And we would suggrat that all those who are desirous of making purchases of carjku, velvets, silks, dram goods of any kind or nature, or those who have the CALIFORNIA The people of Barry Cotinty to under­ stand that by a i^istake in an order, they have sent ns 40 dozen . X XL-AIMC3F>S, but Will Hams, says he .can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out' Well they sent us a double order of FOR SALE. CROCKERY , Winona and St. Poier Line Is tbe only route for WlNoHA. Rocnca- tkr. Owatoxxa. Mawkato, BlPktc* New GUI, and all points iu Southern >. F. lllcke and Central Minnesota. Ha Green Bay and Marquette Line la Ute only line for Jaxx«vili.i:, WA-nniTowK.l'oMD'n.- Lac. Onnwoan. Arrurruit, Ghkzx Bay, Kkanaba* N'roavxu. MAaqvrrrx, Hocoirrox, Hancock and lhe Lakb HcmioX BUT G«o. L. Heatb. Eanncnt rouirtpbcT tbit Ute old m?d reliable hottie of C. B. Babbitry ia, aa rear, buying «CT, butter, poultry and all kinds of farmer e produce, under Barlow A Good year's store, and paying for the same tbe highest markrt pncc. Patronise the house r^: Chicago and Milwaukee Lina la tbe olt| Lake Stooge Bonte and m lhe only one pawing through EyA terror, I.akm Fokwt, Hiohlaxu Park, Waukmak, IUcuik. Kkxmiia i* too, but Dan says it is going fo be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping hoirse, and be will sell it Cheap and dose it out . GROCERIES We have a double Stock as any one coming in the Store can sec and they will behold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, savour DOLLAR TEA is the best.he eynr saw, and everybod allows our SIYTY^CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, . ' . Phin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. . ; „ lh« oalt of Agriawttnnl ImploMtaU al tbo Tooaanooady teraphd by Dwight A Barrail. Tboy era young boo of capacity, energy and Uaadal ability, and it it hot too Buck to Bay SPECIAL NOTICES. t, itho My attention waa. thia weening, railed to a. article ia yeur team ot Feb. IClh entitled -More School Trouble.'' la which one. Well Whiter undertaken lo eel before the clad. xxnr YOUIUt, numasa smith, « pksston Lical Ebro The Farm known m the 8808750905 Bang about to remove my Barber Shop from my present location to Stole Street (the Building formerly occupied by Mb. Jt oin Ideate liny drtT to thank tho ’Public generally far tb. liberal Patronage they have favored tne with, the twelve 17th which i» expected to excel) is .port audit good time gmrally any party srsrWdln Union Hall. Jartlayby a dollar, wd yon will NEVER neat you iaroaud ia iWr party. 4. 0. Q00K rvtr, 'f Pwv‘”at, Containing One Hundred and Eighty Acres of. Land, 140 acre* under cultivation, 40 acres of Timber. Tbe above Farm for bale Cheap and on Favorable Tenua, for further information call CRAWFORD BROS., Grand Rapida. J. Cole & Son kMiautM FAR1T FOK* SALE ! �Good and be happy again. LANDS CHEAP SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO THEOLD FOLKS, AND TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS. A Great Reaction ii Prita! Tbe Boston Journal, la a ree«sl ter. "Ilcturv ia yiumlf what a mageiia. for ehndrm ought to be—how bright aad wtas»ga ia roui.au, kow pur. and .liaalailag ia iBMhiag. Uw rwplMklmii with Utiara, _ , .Lu. ._ _ ,L-___ a. SAMSBURY A BROSSEAU, SEVEN New Haven. Conn., _ PLUTO FURNITURE PIECES , Mercantile Training 8EWINC ' ' machines. tykttntak Bncteh, Fraa, Ic 50 tents. FIVE lOMESTIC 73 IS" iVast UCtotkhCnakil, Brilliant arVTatoL’k^u'’' J" " “• Rheunurthm, Neuralgia, Sciatica, 'MS' ' ft (fH, 4—. sad .V_mA .halt GEMS Lawson's Curative CENTRAL 1 ’ HASTINGS, ■ The BliM IMt Micata for Yom Met. MaguUlcrM granite building, with elegaudy fitted and funitahrd apartment, for the application of and carrying out of our novri and aystoanatic method, of J. M. HEWES. we guarantee Satufirtion Hearne furnished free lo any iienaie purohaaing a Cofin worth SlO. We on pre you better 6 gun* than ever of- THI BUSINESS TRAINING. CHICAGO LIDGER Young men who coctrwplate a buainem life, and parent, having son. to educate, arc particularly roqueated to f.,r documenta relating to the rollcge, wbieh give full information a. to term., condi­ tion. of eutarace. cte Addnwa, A $3 Paper for St.50. -iiWr ?^l.$20p St. Nicholas for 1874 and 1875, 4 Volt. CHARLES R WELLS, Praudeot, ,L3>rf O-.l RlCKFOnp Jnitte* AT THE L E. STAUFFE _________ _ __ SHEET MTCrSTO FOR SALE at THE BANNM OFFICE MICHIGAN CENTRAL -.RAILROAD, CAUTIOH “8 TITwIE TABI/E. firo Yarn Jathii & sutm RAILROAD. 0M I MICHIGAN AND THI SOUTE THE RICKFBRS AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine! 45 DOLLARS! For What? 4. n4 Nwkina i HMM K> — । KrA ,F i-.. 1878. SCRIBNER'SMONTHLY. 1876 We Invite the attention of th- publlr to 8c*xrau*a Momykly, which now lireerrwdJy ranks among the near n,- T 4u Ik4allr Il I, I “The Best Thing in the West." ITOHISOH, TOPEKA S SANTA PE E 1 St Nicholas for 1876 FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. ■The Boy Emigrants " by Nosh Brooks. eiSi'Oit se?.&i£ Ira Cha **** '* fi "’itoWa.Ba. KBSklLi £Lc.*<MI * T. PHILLIPS. NOTICE! 'Philip Nolan's Friends, Tbtolaan historical romanoe. The •cane la laid In tbe South-west. at a ti ni.when that territory wa- fir»t Hpanlaii. then French, and then American, ano when war waa Imminent, to obtain tbe control of the mouth of tbe Mlmbwlppl It la likely to be the great romance or tbe Mlaatastppl VaBey.aa G abkeex.Com • BOY will bo of tbe Paclflc (Dope. ,'Th»t Lass o' Lowrie's,** — ” « .VUUIV •*OneD»y at Arie,” “Tbe Fire at Grantley Milla." aad othemef Mr*. Buroetrt abort stories, will Dut need to beMraad that they have a rare treat before them Tbe scene of the now novel is laid hi aa English mln I ng town aad from tbo first page to tbe laat tbe Wagons and WEEKLY EAGLE $1.50 KtnoPEAS ftorr.t. Aiil Ladies& Ml Restaarant tsfrfr KtSTrLfiSSMJil SI'S Ji ■e. ««41» B. dlrw.4 MiUM Ik. >.4 f*t uaat ikermf tk. U>< u•i.te Uar. drfroikal. aad I —ni*Maul ——Mi da. Buk at k.hw..». i uf Jaoaarr. A. I). • IIIk- rlrtt. Utl. aad I. rn.had.alb.aeM LUk < iSXSSS Masquerade Costumes, K1W ix-1 roatribul :ra. among whom tn: William Cullen Bryant. George Mac­ donald, Christina iGnocttl. Louisa .M Aloott, J. T. Trowbridge, T B Aldrich, Elisabeth Abby 111.. K.mStuart Im 1*—-Pbrips, _ .. U. m -f Morton r.__ ■ . Hs^sgErJ PAT^NTS-. ■ pll ...Birr ’ Thi □ Ml VmFllalU. Portlw, Ar . I> Lrl. "FARMER’S VACATION-’* byrUoJ. Oboiwb Wauxo. daarintlvo of a row-boat ride of two hundred and fifty mUoa, in one of tba moat fertile and lutmoUng of tbe vine-growing valley, of Europe-a region never Men bv the or dlnaxy traveler, but full of Interest, in l.- M-toi i~b—------ . . *___ Grand Rapids Gilhnan Bros Oyster Ocean, HASS RANDI DIVISION. ia.port.ner t„ ,0 .la.U la ltd. |H>rtioB «f th. Nate, To n>»e< Ihia drauod lb. puUUh er. af |L« Grand Rapid. Eagla BOV «fw Lk. IV.ekly esliilMi of ihdr papar. a iMauBo*h •KES Fb/ftsFit The Reliable Sheri Liar EAST ARD W»5iT. to tan new. 00 a~>a. <VI Ula* Uew... lb. Ver •< ala. «'«lMk ■Biih.mU.rW th. ra>M (keieltr • IMS’ PHYSICIAN f*ND RAPIDS AND DETROIT m.twka. Il SALEH IM SEEDS, URMM.DWD ihr. CUtw, n»«. Ilaagirtu. MUM. K«. Buggies .r^caaeiu^ WSJWgfe. narybody. aad Ik. Gaily wffl M <fo rrllkent It afire ^Oayiag lu vistoe for a year. m MH. FHE1 orTOSTAtHL IX A DVAXCX-Om;ar, |) M "•r^raBrZ. u 1. ar«.rSLtaM,M..«yy»r wa «* r ms IT WILL 8UR si--TBALX9 WEST. ALBERT DI DTSON, k l£s±.i ■ 1II . ti JM .1 ?9k 1 "• 1 e!Z fKAIM EA.-f. B.F.sTEnsri T •_ CONTENT YOU Macaxino will remain lu the Lands IMS. HOLLAXD, who will contribute Mlandserial torica. Oar rwriSn y look to “TOPICS OFTHETIME" healthy opinion; “THE OLD CABKT** for pore sentiment; HOME iDHOClETY" for_graceful eeono- LUmlkr.hr. Xiaaiat SoTg®l«r. 1870, tad elikrr elm, in boand Telentat aa afo>T». poM^Id. for »7.00; or. a KtacrlpUiia «m year aadik. twa ml* atm. for 110,00 TV priewaT Ik. 4-vJ.au wlillea 1. jr.OO. All nraefoalm and Uoktell.r. -■!! recelv. mbmrljdloa. aad ..pidy Teluafo >t afoiv. rile * * S. 11 Bttefei & McDotR. Grain, Flour. Provisions andCbuntjy^Produce, dentist YOU CAN JOHN STANLEY I SAVE MOXEy! •j reWriU., tar . T*“T H. UmU —U.I., .—I nui I. __ .____ , . Price Ms Year; 35 cents a Number n,,’LAESKi!ISkW5n-0*-‘’^ _»» dattSrti ai Eknr tak STRAWBERRIES ASS REACHES. GROCERIES PETERS' HOUIEHOU HELD RES MM. I to ]3 m* ready. A roJIretwa at Songs by Haya, Danka, etc. Price W cent., (•ernumber, n 12 Xumbcro for (I. aysawUMS wgaotoSubMtoenaf^w'jlCTj If You Want Tho Best SUBSCRirpON—POST PHEir P RLQR MUI It rv” ’ J? 13°nW niod-V' A cvllcctuxi of Easy Danco Mtuu- Price BO emu per htnaher, or U NatnUsn for 61. La Creme de fa Creme, 5o». 1 to 25 now ready A et4Uc<i<m ot dificuh Plane Mosie. Price to) eon. per Number, or 12 Number, for |L .ver 4WJ BT BJtL A-l. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-03-15.pdf 14c93477d04115db6ac41ee79e56e714 PDF Text Text s= Th< Bwiteit1 Geo. M. Dewey, EDITOR AND PUIILUntR. VOL. XX. NO. 4C. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1876. raCFEffilCNKL AM 81 CAMB. GREBLE & RUSSELL, H«,e now in Stock for Uw HOLIDAY TRADE ■ Ml mid com• idetc line of central house HASTINGS, MICH. ^osryys Sj-nL Sewers 4/e Sys^if*, S'47«, Slroo, Slnijif BiUo, sc« sj-o/it foo-r rwqi, rejf Tw, ufo Ifoutt Fint/fin/i/lq qooot. L. E. STAUFFER, IProp. Also the Celebrated Diamond Tooth, Silver Steel CROSS-CUT SAWS, CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. Which arc guaranteed to cut fifty per cent more wood than any other Saw in the Market. STOVES: The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, Hott the Ijtrgcnt Door of tujy Stove in the Market. ' The GRA.NGHEII. : It iff the HamhioineHt and Heaviest Manufactured. Boiler Plate Stove Prices Lower than Ever Before in Barry County. SML ■fflHT The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and Vests, and a XTJEHY DF-IIVIS ' K.* DRAKK. line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over tlYMClAX* OCMIOS fcSilKL' ONE HUNDRED difTerenkpatterus of imported and domestic CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. A firut-clans TAILOR from Detroit, ex­ pected soon, when we shall be prepared, to furnish the beat of Clothing MADE TO ORDJETt, «"d perltet fits guaranteed, nt the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block, Hol­ ings, Meh. _. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. 1X2itf GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE and RETA-IL JEWELERS, ISAAC W. VROOMAN. Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. afr Fpseial Agent, for THT-S^-Tiaar •’WAT CUES. HOWARD WATCHES. PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, UmmcXJm* an reseeoaMe tarwv. Vfla* XavUv* liallrc,» atare._________ J»«rl SALISBURY Ox BROSSEAC. B. F. STEINHOFF HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? FOR ONE DOLLAR We will send. Post-jjuid Sitlital al Jtoaiiol DENTIST TIE vmn WORLD! DENTIST Jurtllt, - Sweet’s Mitiiiai. ■ EJEVJuy.nt —• H°TtLi FINE PEUrnUG DONE at thia OFFICE “THE WORLD." 35 Part Row, N. V. IMPOSITION HATED OPPOSITION COURTED. Computwn InriUKl »nd Competition in Teas, Coffees and. Spices J-OSCJNf OLD HUNDRED. . II -oik , a- Of T«u the T«n l*»t in Um Mnrtet vrn»h ev«7 Um Importer. S. 8 SLEEPER * 00.. of Borton, uni « prion- -M* •“Of-Inl oompoubon. GIVE ME A CALL WHOLE NO. 1033. he bad taken, but after some time strange i Thompson was a changed man,—changed shapes scanted to flit before him, ha Mt, in that be recognized something of tho ---------iousaus of bring h diffiraUr mxd hmdn«M of hx r.wirinutook pasoesrion of him, in tliol hi* heart had been Pranked,—m shewed him atrango that he was resolved to endure something sights. -------- t-- ------- — for something to be gained, lie mad/- Bo legs: snowmen walked solsmnly past him, observations about reform to hia wife: looking at him with tbeir wooden eyto, merely said ho would try and get her some and pointing at bim with their broom- money soon; but she noticed, with a atiek arms ; he heard tha Jingling of un­ queer surprise, that ho betrayed a singular earthly sleigh hallo end tho scraping of curiosity about household affaire, aoemed unearthly snow shovels, aa the spectral anxious about the coal, the rent, and a noise of th* children below *Wnk* him the aide walks were being cleared off ; then variety of things which had troubled next morning.' Ho had passed a dream­ No Winter suddenly a greet ring of aurora borealis John Thoiniwin very little foraotao yean less night in sound sleep. biased up with purple light, and John past. He also inquired about the pre­ King, no OU Tore, no New Yesr had saw, seated on a glittering throne of ice, cise dote of her birthday, which'struck troubled him, no ghost nor dovd, fix be had slept the calm sleep of Lrelth and Old King Winter himself, with heavy her as a most ringular proceeding. He । beard and anowey garments, with frigid found that thia event was about three ,teaqcrarKw. The sunbeams streamed in fsoo and streaming breath, while around months distant Going to hia work that .through the window (for John wa* not to work that day and had slept Uta) and bo him stood myriads of hia oourticra armed morning. John soliloquized : (raw tbo red ran hiuwelf, looking quite old with long, sharp irides for spesra. Be­ “That i- where I have 4Uwsy* made । rate the king's tbrooo stood, leaning upon my mistake—in not being able to bear, fuhioned and ungbcstlike. a staff, a worn and hoary man, boat near­ in not counting th* cqst of reform in ,_ “It wm all a drunken dream.” said ’ 1 ly double, with wrinkled fitos of infinite thinking to get up without pain, in scant- ,John, after a moment's musing, “and portarioa? else; and yet there waa a grain of 2. Will it be roapeUcd by law to do severity, who gated on John, while on ing something for nothing. Fool that 1 nothing j ' ths other ride stood a fair and rosy boy wo 1 Now. if it texra my vital* out I iirmortal truth in it." And so John Thompson went down to Three qurutisn. can both be answered with '* little scepter in his hand, who also will ccnqucr । tn the afirmalivo, re I shall priweod to looked on Johli. “Thio,” said Jahn, “is Nolwilhstaadiug thia valiant boast, JOHN THOMPSON S DREAM a sight well worth aoeiag." But the however, John went to a physician that old winter king cried out with awful stern- day. and inquired of him whether there msi, “Silence, sir I" and a dozen of his was anvthiDg that would destroy the ap The oidinary three feet range road can courtier* pointed their iride spears al petite for drink. But the sum of that । bo built fur two-lhinis of what the atandard John's heart, and a shivering aieied him, geulleman's remarks wu thia: “Yoji The standard The following document wu presented gauge rood can bo built and a quaking, so that he wxs glad to must cultivate and develop tho will |«nrer. bold hi* toegus. Then, when John had it will grow if yon ttimulate it; it will in tto * special meeting of the Baud of Trade gauge road Out be brill fur half of what Ur one. When we aay it wu a drunken coased to shiver so violently, the winter time balance the objectionable tendency. 0on Thursday. It m referred to aspecial they hart bean built. Therefore, the cost drcam wo wish to iariunato that John king remarked, “John Thompson." of a narrow puign road built at the pern aad if you pcracrcrc, you will' conquer; Thompson wu iftit a \*ry rni|«xt*ble man. vul time, is two thirds of one-half, or one but it will coot you effort—fain!" On the contrary, be wu a very wreck, third of the cost of the present broad rum-reaked, scorched, and prematurely gangs roads. withered. By this lamentable failure to , Th* excessive coat of the broad nos control hia appetite for gin he had under­ loads being due in part to high prices of mined hia constitution, worn out his labor and materials at the rime of their poor paliaut wife, son inspired hia four construction, but much more largely to little ones with a terrible idea of hts era wboexv, broken voire, yet with awful I th* vicious system of Watering stocks la elty. Ten year*’ before Mr. Thompson Rtcruocwn, “am sorry to aay that I have the case of old roads, and the credit modream«d thia drram, when bo Brat mat- known you, Mr. Thompson, and I hope I buier system of coastruction in those mom ried thia bright, buoyant down East have seen you under unfavorable <ircunirecently built. girl who lived with him, if aavbody had stanres; I hope I am not prejudiced I will Isy down two other propositions banring upon thia subject and evraallv egairet you; I trust I do not utter th* ger in even moderate drinking, h« would exact truth when I any that you arc a susceptible of proof to the forMring: ' have felt insulted and would probibly contemptible man." 1. Tbs narrow gauge road is capable of have inquired if they thought be wu a doing as much businvss aa the broad gauge “Such language, ' began John—but brute who could not control hia appetite, the winter king roared “Bilsncv," and th* and yet, a few yean later, it wu no un icicle spears pointed toward him with We will not bore the reader with the common thing to are John standing with such awful vengeance, that ha was lmm«details of Mr. John Thompson's struggle bloated eye* and shameful face, before dlately silenced, and bsgau to (hirer. ' —hia solitary struggle—Ki* bitter strug­ Judge lore ton, white that functionary It may be well to state tliat tbo twenty “I hare looked upon your course with gle.—but for him it' was a silent, bloody inflicted the customary 17/10. Bat the extreme regret and displeasure." resumed fire pre cent saved in expense of traus The Chicago, Millington, and Wcatcro details of a career like John Thompson * the Old Year, “you hare not improved sweat. Having started with *the idea that the "job" he w»s about to do would »lb* first narrow-miagc road from Chicago, portatUn, as I hare chimed, is not entirely it u not ueceasary to rehearse; they arc me aa you ought to bare done. You bo costly, he was not disappointed. For and, I beliave, toe first railway of any doe to tbo narrowing the gnm-e, but quite too common. Let us tell about hi* two whole nights lie slept not a wink, kind baing built from here under the gen­ largely to tha lightening of the rolling dream, which he dreamed on New Year's and only by brief arutebre for a week ; eral railway law of (hia State, which Uw •leek and ocher reforms incident to tbs night two yeai* ago. system, and admitted to be such by the ent rate of travel to perdition you will not veal* th* nght of control in the people, Mr. Thompson on that particular have many more years to waste and in­ would drop in a tit ; his hands trembled •nd i* for these reuotrn, among others, of advocate* and managers of the brood, night, had suant his evening in varied sult ; and your children will * curse your and hia work was imperfectly done, ins<>- the first important to Chicago and the gsuge roods; but which they auroot' pleasures, lie sis an cxoelivut workman, adopt without revolurionixing the wholemuch that hi» employer-' • rcprimandsd North want. and ou that day had received a aum of »y»tera and entailing an < q-w io cnorJohn was visibly moved at this allusian him severely, solemnly warning him that Il i* not my puqxne just now to inquire more as to preclude its serious ctuuidera money for work done since his lut to his children, and ventured tu remark, his drunken lulrjla had all but cvmpkied whether they arc cvrrcct tn their cooclu“aprtc," and bad slipped out by the back “1 suppose you refer to tny unfortunate h is. rain, never dpraming that bis pecu ­ •iau*. but to alate what muat be apparent door of the building where he wu em­ liar demeanor anil confusion and I romer to all who hava given the subject aay at­ ployed. because he knaa that his thinly were the results of a bitter internal strug­ tention, that the people of the WoK be­ rote has verified and will prove the puuirioti dad wife wu waitiug’uear the front door gle. At the rod of some threw weeks lieve in narrow-saugc railways and are I have taken. to ace if she could not gvt a link taonev Average length of brood gauge car John Thompson, as be was going • home hastening their conxlraction in every direc­ of biia to buy some flannel for the . chil­ one night, stood suddenly still, aad tion, with the firm belief that through and twenty-caghl fret; weight ten toe*. dren. Nc doubt John fdt u h* looked, Average length of narrow gauge car, st*mp|w>l-his foot upon the ridc-walk ; by them they arc to obtain what they so like a cur, when he did this deed, and no twenty two fed; weight tour Iona. much desire, ebewp tiaasportaiion; and wonder he projected hinwclf with great Th we figures are a little above the especially is this true of the country west actual weight, but comparatively correct, velocity iota the nearest grog abop, where of and tributary to Chicago, aad hardly a a bland smile greeted him,, poured, down Tbo wia’ter king was right. it ir«« gll a paper in perused without article* like the and stated in round numbers for the sake two heavy dotes in quick succresiou. of clearness and brevity. matter of pluck.—of the Irering of following urtvtiog your eye : Then he fdt a little better. The broad gaugu car will carry io freight pain I” “low* Falls is talking up the People « tons. From that moment John felt that the Narrow-gauge Ukilrorxl from that place to tenTlie narrow gauge car will edrry in Mux-atioc, being confident that the Chica­ freight eight tutu. • . conquer the nwostcr. But though be frit go, Milliugtoa am! \Vextern Narrow gauge A tram of twent/ broad j.'augv cars that the centre of bis enemy was broken Road in coming.into tha latter city beat carrying tan tons each given live freight and Lis flank* auvdupcd, still he erased •jriNg.’" 200 toot; a train of twenty-five narrow not to pound him with the heavy’guMc-f “Davenport, Iowa. Feb. 9.—A meeting Engr cans carrying'eight tons each, gives Miserable coward 1 Let your poor. suiter­ renewed resolution, until rally should be • freight, 200 tons . ing wifefill a pmnaiure grave; let roar impossible. Weight of brood gauge cars, 200 tone. four little girls ro to perdilion, but don’t His nerves soon lx-ganio reo-verfhun city, will b<f held at Cedar Rapid., Feb. Weignl of narrow gauge cans 100 oh don t roti bear the diari|Jioary time their reactionary prostration, and he began 17. It is expected that thia meeting will which might make you once more a to look forward Io his wife's next birthday, have reference to the probable connection tooa. Gross weight of broad gauge train 400 and to prepare-for her a little, or rather a of ibis rood withAhe Chicago, Millington as h. pildy wa*, fdt a keen contempt I There vu a tquch of awful sarcasm in great surprise. ' To aptDo extent she was, and Western." *>' <rroas\ eight of narrow gangs train 300 for John, when be spoke thia of bis poor, the Old Year's voirv, and the winter king ■ .Springfield, Hl.. Feb. 10.—A new ds hard-working wife, and took little pains wan evidently much "worked up.” with strange, trembling joy, that not only parture in railroad cuustrucrion was devel­ to conceal it, and Mr. Thompson wa* not did her husband's' breath' not betray th* oped hern today, which is likely, if rucfreight being earned in eeeh train, white yat auScUntly intoxicated not to notice everlasting rum, but that he grew kinder cawfn), to solve the ipeslioa of cheap thia, and aa a voice within him Was ex­ ilia cauterisation, is he? Well, he shall every day. But really, wo tnuat cot thia traus|»jrtxlion Tbo charter of a MW or­ the narrow gauge has only three quarters the actual labor to perform, or a clear rav­ pressing toward him simihr feeling*, bear a little. Iln I ye Arctie supernumer­ stary short. ganization,' the Keokuk, Galesburg and ing of twenty five per cent in a loaded aomething like a burning fiaah, not al­ aries, touch him with your 240 seni On the 31 at anniversary of Mra. Thomp­ Chicago Railqay Company proposal to train, and. aa in raae ol coal carrying and together boro of alcyhol, ouuo over his poles, and teach him a little endurance son's birthday, John proceeded to ths build a narrow gauge road between the pimply face, and be left the shop abru|>t. At thia command the earth opened savings bonk and drew therefrom the sum points named- The corporators are among many other branches of railway service, if the train returns empty the narrow ly, with oue desire uppermost in his mind with a loud craking *<>und, and a batalthe wealthioat man of Knox county and gauge would bare still greater advantage, —to lose himself in the oblivion of whis­ lion of froien imps jumped forth with mouths of hia sobriety. Witl vicinity. They arc W. Seldon Gale. O? its train weighing but half aa tnueh aa key as quickly as pcaaiblc. But as he wands of concentrated frigidity, and they j he went to variotti atom* and 1 T. Johnson, C, H. Mathews, Colonel the other, or a asving of 50 per cent jm walked to the next saloon, siunsthing kept danced around John Thompson, and irarcharas, in accordance with Clark E. Carr, Jbhn C. Stewart, D. H. the return trip. dinging in his ear* incnaantly, word* to their cold boath burned him like hot iron he had carefully prepared, of ar Friabie.Gro. W. Bsoyn, A. Kitehall, B. Thia would seem to prove the ability of this effect- “Liar, slanderer, coward, and they touched bim with their wands were needed in the boom. 1 F. Arnold. A. C. Chy, W. W. Waahberu. the narrow gauge, with its improved knave ! her finger* Are worn with inces­ aod at every touch John shrieked with II. Lombard, Jr , J. and 8. II. Feris, of rolling stock, to do borine* at'a rata al sant toil; her eyes are dim with mid­ |<ain, aod their was no such thing aa ewleast 23 p« bdow what the aarno night sewing ; her brain is weary with un­ varying anxiety, and now she ia standing President. A. Kiteboll, Secretary, and in the cold, waiting for you.” But John, M. II. ChamberUiu, General Manager. bond or stock indebtedness upoo which to though he could not dispute the truth of Capital, 11,000,000. Immediate surveys pay interest re dividends, three coodsthese statements, and did not try to, will bo made, and the work pul under con­ •ions are enforced to a point beyond ammerely said within himself: "Let her house. And when thaw things were tract at an early date. The advantages of trovtrsy. wait; darn a woman what dag* a man's carried in and the rxprcra man had dr>- the uarro* gauge system are claimed to bo I will now proceed to show that the footstep*; she ought to starve looking up, MW the. hands of tha big parted, ha said to hia amaXcd wife great. The creporatora may make it con­ narrow gauge road can do aa orach buaiNeverthelem, in spite at thU.defiant dock over the throne of the ice king were "Mary, thia is your birthday, and these venient to inlerseel lbe Chicago and Mil­ tics* a* the broad gauge n»d. Let US attitude towards hia own coosaenee, upon the figures of twelveThe next arc -one things you tired." lington Narrow gauge Bond, already un­ take the same train to 'illustrate—20 there was uo Mr. Tbompeou'a part, a moment the first stroke struck, and tbo ''John,” she cried, "doer John, what der construction from Chicago westward." broad gauge can, 28 fret each. SCO fret more lively desire to reach the point of Old Year trembled and closed his eyes, does this all man?” 8L Louis, realising' the aitution, U k^tbrf irain; 25 narrow gangs care; 22 drunken unconaciomuieas than he had while two ire men supported him; aa the "It means," said John, "that thing* arc puabing out it* narrow gauge rosda, and feet eaclt, 550 feet length of train-each ever known before. He poured down the strokes continued the old yfor was let clianged." , Tolcdd, Chicago's strongest competitor is train carrying the same number of tuns, the rore.field* rf Central iIliiuoU; Central drink with eager rapidity, treated all that gradually down backward, and when tha “And you don't drink any more 7" and tbo latter ten foet shorter. desired to be treated (and they wore ma­ twelfth had struck he was completely en and Southern lows, and tbo Went, is With thia statement I will hare you to ny), and being utterly reckles* about ths his beck, while the rosy youth who wa« giving aid and comfort to the forty-firat- draw your own conclusions. . ' change. Before 9 o'clock that night, the the New Year, (for new years are always parallel narrow gauge railway, which when Having proved, is I believe, ore ability voice of conaeience might have roared born mature enough to perform their children, as Mra. Tbomfwcu qnietiy "gave completed will cetne to Toledo, eonnscliog from the mouth of a ten pounder, and functions) waived hie hand in token of tray" to her feelings, resting in a dramatie directly with the finest r-ortions ' at our John, so far from lx-ing morod or dis­ his accretion,' and smiled on John. The altitude upon the bosom of John. State and Iowa. turbed, wool-1 have returned a bland and next moment there was a trctnenduous The Havana. Rantoul and Eastern, not tender smile. But the voice waa quite ersah, aod Mr. T. found himself awake But ecstarv is, in its very noturo,’ tran­ being delayed by tlx necessity of obtain silent. At the particuUr hour we men­ and remarkably sober, while the dock in sient; a family “scene," even the meet ing an • ntry into Chicago, has, for the I*»t The general railway iMorooratiun law tion, indsod, Mr. Thompson waa engaged the city hall tower (which was alwsyv a emotional, can't last much over half an three months, buill it* road from Rantoul of 1872 provides among other things the. in a sport pecoliariy absorbing to a gvn- lilUe behind) was just striking twelve. hour, atsd at the end of that period John east to a connection with the Toledo, following: t tletuan in hia condition. He was in < “Thunder," said Mr. Tbompaou, "what Wahaah and Western, and U now pushing 1. "No such corporation shall Issue any shooting gallery and saloon combined, westward with an eye aingU to the its stock or bonds, except Tut money. W>or. where they weresbooting for turkeys, and tueree corn-cribs of Illinois, which Chim- or property actually received and applied Mr. Thomson's shots had created intense go so much oovetv to the purposes Cw -which aueh corpora­ Three fact* are aignificaul. aad when tions was organixrd. AU-stock dividin''* yon are Galesburg. Monmouth. Keitbs- and other firtirious incmar*f the ospilal burg and Burlington eager and active in stock or indebtedness of any sur-h oeq,,ra ‘Ut tu hurry to the last acene. their elforta to get connection with there lion shall be void." It waa New Year's night again. John Eastern narrow gauge outlets for tbeir sur 2. “No racb corporative slud! cowsolihad kept the faith ; friends had gathered til in product*, and the Utter city already date its capital stock with any oAer rail­ irand him; his resolution wm buUrrered building a narrow gauge road to the north­ way owning a parallel ur competing line ' with sapplemratary aids; his business west an a-freder to thissyetem of exrtoSa, The Graeva! Asnasnbly shall bare power had prmpertd, his wife began to look’ lire question for Chisago and this board young; the feet of his little ehildred were to consider i* wbethar these immraee in­ wansly clad, and John was d*puty grand terest* shall be allowed to go by CUsms something in a temperanrc organization, and had spoken with rouaidsrable Ability, �THE BELKNAP IMPEACHMENT Shyster Clymer'end Hi* Commitfoe. OUR NEW YORK LETTER WtaM A WhrefarMBoT Th# Bret of all Ohirlti** -Moody and C William* Tnuaaa' Haar;* os, Mtcu., New York, March 11, IS7C, Mabcu IB, 187G Tinkler Burt TomlituonGaorgo Tinkler WiUfani Upjohn William Alien Williim K all with that bold, impartial rigor of men Adam. Richard Barlow Nathan Brawn Wilson B Babcock John W ivr.:r: -Ai rotablub lubit them in all their naked dcfcnnily, trarliamcntary H. Pendleton, and Gov. our country ■ORTOASE SALE. BriroottRobcN Evary dollar contributed goes directly We are in favor of all honest investiga­ the relief of the poor, witjurat being pi Hendricks. tion. and that ‘uo guilty man *hould Berry John Boynton G ’ CkbJtMvb a dig at Grant aod at Romxw Conklin, •d by budding a few new For President. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. For Vire Preridsnt. JOHN F. HARTRANFT, Booodruff Jarne* G 11714 i-,. If-h-r h IklTanta Fabins tirely un founded claim against the Govern- which they can draw rations Tho Guild luu> an immcnuc Varick Bl, which is filled Drake A Philo Dickenson Langley 5,000 families arc wholly, or in part, sup­ i* known plied tbercfrom. At this time 25,000 phyed the person* are living on thi* charity, and The people failed will Finley William F Fuller Joseph B Goodyear John 8 Gtlhnan 0 E Diekerwoe Swift DitxclLui Eggleston Addison prclcnng To the PrmUaat and Directors of the Chi- Subject to the derision of the Republi­ true beyond can National Convention. Republicn Ntionil Convention. W. Eddy, Vice Prraidcnt of the Chicago, Millingua Western Railway, would respectfully report that, haring carchilly considered th* subject laid before them in •aid addram, they are of the opinion that witness Marah. fifs lb result of rates. he coal brought into Chicago ii 1874 amounted to 1,359,496 to this 348,78-1 ton* was Illinois coal. The Chicago, Millington and Western Railway will deliver the mine at a reduction of 50 ___t.i -ar_ . _ __ amounted to in 1874, 232,872 Ums. With in- behind their privilegra aa memlcrs’of. the House, and utterly refused to go. We hare nothing to offex in puliation of the conduct of that committee is »uch aa to Political Note*. their carncnt and eloquent protestation. Mosot*. t huneaa ItepsMiesn Republican State Convention; lirao Suiona! Giavantloa al Clnci Htb day of Jana next, and also t< Kblican State Central Commltl Id at ths City of Urawt Itonliis, dsy^the 10th ■lay of May. 1H7«. * ■rvvloae party alBlislioM. who t >Bil support thv principle* ennaeiaiv call forth* National Hepubllesn Co ity aide of the I louse, look the attitude off your witnesses justice, and all anbaequent debate ha* only added to tliis apparent purpose to atop all legitimate investigation in to die Belknap affair and it* surrounding*. took the oath of office on Saturday. They daim that the object of the admin­ They arc now talking of Minister E. B. istration wm to acquit Belknap and to Wasbburne for Governor of Illinois. convict Marsh, but how could that be The President luu revoked the appoint- strength here, iaaa dead aaa smell. Bight H itchcock Wm B Haye. Wm D iur ucw v---—j ------­ crowds of hungry pcotJo carrying away it did in IBM, when Sherman, Coltax, their ratien*. Lart Thursday over 10,009 were preaeot during the day, and all ware supplied. The Guild show* what organ­ isation will do, and how effective it may be Every dollar is contributed without impeudir^t storm. Belknap, Schenck, and •elicitation, and they have nu difficulty in getting funds, fur every one know* that what ia given goes directly to the objeet for which it i* intended. MOODY AOB HASKKr. The meetings at tbc Hippodrome arc ' continue as usual. New kork i* sitting increasing, if anything. Extra swreio* hoping fur lira throe long, dreary year*. Rent* are falling every clay, and landlords ctinridcr tlictaseiva tacky to have, their building* occu failures thia i throng which melts into the hall half fill* I it at once. Tlic audience is unconcerned, ladies chatting with their friends, minister* in the gallery seat* dose Io the speaker*' latest from the inquire room*, and Mr. Moody'* last method. The only thing that The inrestgxtiou gun of the Democracy action. Marsh could not have been coa­ i* loaded to hit-lhe other party and miso would distinguish the mertiag from a coli­ seum evneert in jubilee timl in Borton, is the number of ter; poor, wretched lookunlcna the latter had been found guilty .ill b# enlillr-i is binding upon the eompliah for Chicago one-half of what 1 have some which legitiir wa not entitled 1’imo. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. To the Qualified Electors of the Several Wards of the City of Hastings. Saturday, April 1st, 4876. given by Mr. Clynscr’* Democratie amoci- name of the Christ who gathered in the convict Belknap, then the subsequent in­ stat fur not wanting to gu before the Grand A Specimen Democriti# Cindidite Jury. dictment of Marah would have had no Fr so* tha B«M«a JrarnsL Clymer, Pesidleton. 4!>e Maralie* and particularly terrifying effort on other witOn* wonld suppose that if th* Democra­ Mra. Belknap, all old cronica together? tic party of th* North had a realising D. IhTiinAilT’Chairman. sense of what wu in issue in the great what interorting facts they do develop at wu of the rebrilioa, and what triumphed tlie coal-hole, children with unkemtrt hair, therefore, tho cxcusm of the Confederate Washington! and frowre garments, brought by bending member* of tho inrcntigaling committee The Republicans of Colorado will hold grandmother*, or drawn by curiosity into Republican Convention may be regarded, they arc utterly weak a convention fa Denver on Thursday, the free meeting; men evidently out of to fleet ei( bl April 20, to elect delegate* to the Cinctn- work, filthy, desponding and forlorn; the that terribl* crisis. Tl.cr* back rtrorts «nd alley* eitliug down them inconsistent with their privilege* a* of taking thia equivocal boride ladie* in fur* and velvets, and • proco young men with flowers in their ■ntr unity tkal tk* U s tra Rapid* on the IO»h of May neat, will U held rt**»rotlk. Luc ark**.. »f u* E called upon to reveal anything which it cull finds that ia the South the Democra­ button-hoks. I* >er«*r •* lk* krek* •< Itertiuaitea *1 osnto st asM eUr »T Uutiae*. was for the public interest to keep in tic fouling is not fur Tilden, but flrat fur It was a pitiful sight, and one longed that lliae poor souls, who had no earthly obeyancc, they wore .imply to use their hope or oiuifurt,.might tod mine help and FIRST W-AJEUD. It is said that Mr. Clymer never hears promise to lift them above their trouble*. the Grand‘Jury in prejuring th* indict­ ly Frank Pieroe'* famous letter to Jeff It would have been in sympathy with the ment against Belknap, rmrf that ossuT. Davis—had confidently counted to divide muter of such meeting*, if one of those th* North when the South should strike wire, devout partors could have stepped liad listened to something discouraging. forward, and with gentle feeling, told throe tr-Jtaley I for disunion, chow* an abiding unsoundner* thcmjplre*. and the people of tho country and uatnutwerthimaw which should t>c The decline of the Granger movement forlorn crcoturra that this unhappy lot was .irff.bvll in the Ncrthweet is partly attested by its not all of existence fur them, and whuqercd of inward help, that coull help than drag throagii whatever wa* left fre than th iS criminal, changable and partial. Nsecawhen they nominated Daniel Marcy* a* to endure, without leaving them to feel M*H C •arilyand very justly public attention their candidate for Governor. Look at i bereft of God and nun. But instead, a ii being largely turned from the inrealione or two point* in his record: On the i As Mr. Orth, the Republican candidate rtout, quick moving man, with neek set gated to tlicae most ungular investigator*, 18th ofJanuary, 1864, Hon. Green (.lay time* Michael and to tlru so erry upi«innt rnuour for Smith of Kentucky introHuccd in the er of the German language, it is thought truth into tho intemperate portion of hia Tower Hoose of Congtta* tha following their unparalleled action. audience, talking agaia*l time, like an in­ Uwia WUlian surance agent trying to win a custom-r. MeKwala U,U. Il The Republican Victories. McMurry Nadiaoa Instead of the Republican party being extinguised. it now appear* that the extin­ sleriss.. slapped hia refurmed drunkard* on ut a———. — — C — ■* ' . ■ guisher* are taking fire. See develop­ |l,« 1.."tment* affecting the Hou. George II. Pen­ Rcolecd. That it is the political, civil, dleton. moral and sacral duty of ue people to In Portland tho Republicans won a splen­ Clymer was the turn that politely paid taert it, fight it, crash it, and forever do did victory. Gcn'l Fessenden, a son of atroy it thereby establishing perfect aod , Great Patriotic Inflation withont pausing to take breath; The )U»s (Hiser unalterable liberty." Thi# wa* *o absolutely tuicxoeptiouahl* Republican Net Gain So Far 3,253. ringing, when Mr. Bankey doe* not toko Rtarkwrathsr Wm P popular Democrat, by a majority of 520. port, is rcry hnffy, but it could hardly Ira Last year the Democratic majority wu Hhepard Zersl. That is a curious color-blfadom which ihcmselvM into apathy Concord, March 15.—Return# from 215 gain of ruse Awwdred and fifiy-ficc. This towns and ward* give, fur Governor, Che­ ney (Rep.). 36,399 Marcy (De#!.), 33,­ auspicious of the future. The campaign hands a reaolntion of inquiry in regard to Marah‘a eaeane. 526; Keodell and scattering, 332 Lost Kentirely. It demonstrate* that the Republican ; White addrar urging th* National Convention Thia shows’a Republican not gain of paign which will soon absorb the-keen cat Presidency. . hurts them to sing up,. gregational singing u I Larme Henry J Lathrop W W Lake Marquiv Lowell R W Mendy John G Mato John MeLdlan B Mohl Homer Miller Charles MoUnd John Michael *>bn Mann Robert Naichtrrib Fred Noble Joe! P Pratt Abiiah R Ifrindle Sherman C Peter* Henry Robfaadn David G doesn't object to show hi* sufficiently good Urtm. will. iV. III . - -............ ...... .l SECOND ’W-AEECD: Allen WmT, — ‘ AUbright FredBarrstt John BdxoekJuhnK Burry Nichols* Banica William Brown Earl Itarell Hiram A Barnes Charles Bom David J Hoglo Edward Y GaltowrJohn (MKart ci.r Ijuhrup W J Ixirmv John Henry Lunderrillc Joaeph I-crher Edwar? Manec Daniel VcNenj McCafij MeGoy _ Metts Geo II McCoy Archey Montcrth E 1’ Nevins John M Plug Joaeph Price Luther G Philliw Dani 8 PfiugCha* Richmond George augh loo Daniel Maine Municipal Election . IX-Dwhaaa. him dowt ones more. /wim ‘OTiusn mt „r tllUiMt. JFgsiss.KiiJss.'Stssrt-. o.lI. UJm Che kl 4a, «( Ssn— :C. i*. k. Ramsdell AlAed A Rodgen Jonathon Rich Nebon Reed Merrick Rich M<wa ----------------Robinson George II Stark Julius Sweet Fred . ... Spanldtng Gary li Scarrow John Striker Daniel Stebbins Wm H Satton James II Stanley John Salisbury C B Sago W H Shriner Baker Shaw Joaeph Sehmidt Char Smith Major I. Shngeriand [Alfred V N “ Trnntwfn Albert Turner J Thoma* Thoma* । Eli B Tobias J C Van Winkle A A Viruan Wi Vrocnun Mayor M William* Truman Wright Jaracw II' o..-lrfH .ff Edward It iretner Ih-Jo* IU»1: M l OKUMl. Altofl Thoma* Angle Andrew J Brown Cha* II Butler Jonathan Burgher William Bailey Henry II V Brown Edwani F . Be«>er John Baros* Chauncy A Bentley James W.. Bower James M Buerall Edwin P BowtwsAndrew J Barker William H Blanchard Johnathan READ THIS Black Aaron M Button William A Clark Jame* Cornell Sylvortcr Clow ■ Darling Wm H Dickerson Jamea Dickcy-WiUUra II Dwight Qharim F Dennis John 11 k. 1 Grat Mkim ii Price L CanficHBJ SALISBURY 4 BMSSBAO, Dunning P R Dibble Iiaae A DibbhJfaR FURNITURE, iWtentan tote Fmgk G«d^-,w.8 Goodyear Georg# E Girier Alfred K HieksM W ” -•Luther * HyaU Hxm. H'illiam Baskina Daniel Hotehkiro John____ nuraun ,H Hsakinn William Holbrook Edwuid AHariow Edwin W Holmu Winriow Ii Hieka William F HibUrtErutu HfaksCUrUH Holden Oworge Hendershott Robert H«th William H HHerriek Rolfa, Him rod Johq HulbrnrA V Holbrook Isaac S It—•*. Z1 Ham* Alfred J Halonbeck Geo Hubbard LB KenGeid Frank Hogfa Jamon E Haven Albert Hartka Charfas Haskins Arthur anti be happy again. Bowen Frank S Brown Cengdan Crawley James Cook Wm J Curtis Daniel Curtis Curtis C VMM Look here ! Look here ! Coffins, Caskets &> Shroud* । cheaper than any firm in the .-ute. can do it, for, with tho help of Edwin 11 Marah ThoodoreD Mrera.IW.ri MeNair Predreick H Mena Dmd n* J. M, 1XEWES, we guarantee Saiiriartion Salisbury &> Brossaau* Hasting*. Dee., 22,1»75. A Mtncheeter New Hampabire, Fifth Fredrick Election Notice. Rich Sheraton Russ Andrew Reed Al«n v™«wata.ll his wife arc the gnovts ot Wm. E. Dodge, An exchange aaya: Judging from the Jr., of tho firroof Pbelpe, Dodge A Co., and report of the Mardi Gras celebration at hta retf* have lately been placed at one of the befit schools on Fifth avenue, their ex­ penses being defrayed by wealthy friend*. probably haring in mind the rcnomiaauon of Abraham Lincoln, used the Ml owing Tbo evangriiste do not receive — Concord, Match 16lh, 1 of a plundered community. for their labor*, beyond their Mem* tp be Collin* ElbcrtS Craddock Joaeph A writer from th* South puls th* list of but their friend* take care th»t lingtoa wa* rodeecmed from the control of Cannon Peter Proridewtiri prelerences on the Republican Evan* Edward J rid«M follows: Next to Grant stands battle by a . divided majority. Gilbert Henry F Gregory Dewitt C ingly to justify the claim Green Edward L rail* were equally favorable to tho cause Morton, Bristow; next to Bristow, Hayas. /Zifard J/A 1 think will Hubbril Ambrow if would be. to « of pro- Haynoi George here. Tbo Hmdriek Wm O Haff Edward L H Robbrna, Me of p,^ Kelly Warren 8 Kelly John 11 Kuappin Charira^M Ktuppcn Ix»yal E Kelley Wallace C Kilt Wm Rumell Marra* Runyan Albert II Rnnyan John-G Road! Charlr* day if one attend, a meeting. The great doors flanked by the -winged Aosyrian fig­ tiro*, that naw die Hippodrotrother use*, and like their antetj NIT HAIPSHIBE’S ELECTION 25}, fix a maximum schedule of freight Fuller Fred Gundy Edwin Gnh) Julio* Hall James M Heath I*ariu.' Heath Darius C Hegins Tim Heath Wm II Hadley Oacar 8 behold a greater than Belknap’s is fact* as those, osn fair minded men help hero" 8ueh conduct wtul surely reasking whether if Mr. Blaine, Mr. Secre­ tary of the Treasury Bnstow or Hou. R. of every party, *«cA investigations entered placarded with huge poster* in the shape ' of theatre Porter*, bearing tho title of the Grat lecture, “On the Blood." No other Pendleton and Gov.- Hendrick*, it ia at all intimation wav given that it wm not a likely that Mr. Clymer would have let I surely brand the perpetrator* as political Marah go so readily, or'that hi* snil for I Shyster* truckling knava, whitewashed inreatigatiun would have so toddculy | grown cold ? Of like equivocal characters they would sell their birthright for a and attend meeting* at all hoars, peufownm of political potage, and their roun- ing to Cod great enjoyment in them. ere in the Homo durin g the dchate on and that Snixed, erein provided. will give 15,228,415 as a earing to the --- __ —r,L.-_ -a._______ . But at thia point Mr. Committee, who had thia matter in charge, suddenly discovered that Marih wa* no longer needed, and whea the Utter through Clymer* inefficiency not to aay instigation, had betaken bimaeif to foreign soil, then St waa, that Mr. Clymer dedared that there wa* no sufGricnt evidence to implicate either Pen­ dleton or Hendrick*, and he declined to the people, the pram, and Common Coun­ cil abouid unite their effort* heartily with our friend* in the country in giving thia enterpriao such aid and asistanre as shall secure the early completion of the road Wa would also suggest that tlie borfrd appoint a competent committee to confer n we once obtain a foolhold in thia oity with tha officers of the company in adjurting a maximum schedule of p»a*cngcr and freight tariffs, under the proviriona of ClIAJU-XS BANDOLril, Sccretary Board of Trade. doubt. And Hendricks stands imjJkstcd in fraud* on the Government before which the Belknap steal from individuals, Marsh (the only witnou in the care) on lar by him, sinks into utter insignificance, the exact truth of which it was expected have that it to the duty of Chicago in • that stopped. In summer their work is mostly coring for sid: children. The Guild own early completion of laid railway aa the initial line connecting thia dty with the capital here to build our future railway*, if lionand economy 'hall prevail in their construction, we would suggest to our bankers and capitalbts that they ex aniiii* the securities of tho Chicago, Mill­ ington and Wcrtcni Railway and asoertain whether its commanding poution will not >rn and other train. 1.11 • 40.187,406 render its first mortgage bond a safe and erehindlir. Hr* Mock. etc., lbs Cg'l.lBO.OOO judicious invrotmest. Equal to 5,281360 tons. Which All of which iw respectfully aubmitted. 11. P. Mtmrnr. II. B. Ram, Committee on Transportation. CTO. tS™,™ cent less • Cnicaao, Feb. 28, 1876. give a saving ot H,753,132. The above report wu this day submit *r- .ax- ———. i.___is 1 .u_ T>__ 1 _r rv__ .__ r .1 . porad ven lure, and �TH« Ryr'IaucAN BW't500 CORDS WOOD. U ths Imparbnre amsN of Jah. Cutro n fcwph Odel), a Jadgwrort tense, will laier•<« al 10 per reel and coats Io u taxed was satorod. Wm. H. Hayfonl far plaintiff. hava a mw 12,500 .,. Talka chancery cauas of Emory Coe v. Geo. Lmutanant Govsrwor Hdt, of Michigan baa arrived in Paris from Egypt. Tbo Calhoun pjnntv Republican Con­ vention nseto at Marshal], May 3. The people of Barry County to under-V stand that by a mistake in an order, ther have sent us 40 dozen 500 cords of 16 inch stove wood for sale at J1.25 per cord delivered. . C. F. DWIGHT. 1 u CROCKERY groceries cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and cverybod allows our SIYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P hin says don’t tell i iy they sell PURE GROUND GO, it is to hard work to grind them. BUSINESS NOTICE. spring term on April 6th. Thomas Gunn, aged 85 years, living four miles from Katon Rapids, died Feb. 27. Ono week before bis death he walked to the village .nd home again. The Democratic Hute Central Commit­ tee hada meeting nt Jackson Tuesday eve­ ning nod resolved to call a State conven­ tion to meet nt lamsing M*y 24. People at Albion will no longer be able to stay away from church on the plea of not moved any. No ’water in sight. The best ronto from Detroit to the Black Hills u said to ba ria. Cheyenne, and thence via wagon train to ths mines. The far*, from Detroit to Cheyenne are.— First-chat, $55: second clast. 113. ’ nn/1 r.IrtcsA ' O DAVS ADVERTISEMENTS. itice. Cj« . . too, but Dan soys it is going to bo a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and he win sell it Cheap There were 100 homretrcd entries in tbn Traver*! City land oBce during tha mouth of February. Prof. Julios Rios ha* a violin of 1671 Tho Flint Globe says it ia of exquisite A——I —J ar rovn ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. •*—iAKJLJL -1______ I Well they sent us a double order of •itj next year. —Colfax ia to deliver hi. lecture uq Abraham Lincoln, at Union Hall Kalamaaoo, March 27. Nomiwatx good republicans with good principles, and then elect them. That’s T”7 “ U “T of lb Mae la tha Stole of Michigan. Wa swan J oat that. And to » Urge abrorratiou. w. have addad a „ry dare study of tha criminal record] of tha citir. •nd vUlagM of lhaJUato. aa wa have gtaa.ad them from Ike hundred, of paper, that anoh a Wil VI but W ill Hams, says he can sell them Cheap tn irct The Allegan County Republican Con­ vention meetoat Allegan. April 20,st 12 e-SE-sa A‘,'1"'“h'F?BRubMAN HASTINGS The Farm known 139 Local ftlijipejj police; CANNED GOODS Tomatoes, Peaches, Cherries, Plumb., Pino Apples, Pean, Greco Pou. Ac., Ao CANDIES • Wo have the best assortment end sell for STEBBINS BRO’S. Wo do sell a better article and from 10 15 cento cheaper-than any other 1 place the County. GOARS Wo aoU the Bon CampUll. G-rand Rapids. 1 J.ColeAcSo: Of every Description which we not known of a saloon being krp< open so lalo as midnight for a long limn, and bailors lb»y are generally closed vary promptly al alsvoti o'clock and not opened again unlit after six •'clack thnensuing morning. Xor do we be- can sell cheaper than any hotui In Bar­ ry County, for threw reasons: , line of New Borden, Gilt Psltcrna, Frisco Border, Window Shades and Window F ixturca. YOURS TRULY, at Itef. HesMbergs Business College, Grand Bapids, this winter. Mr. C. ii. Httbblas of Detroit will give three 'll I " ' WAT . Embraoca under one management the Great Trunk Railway Idnea of the WEST and NORTH-WEST, and. with GROCERS. We sell none of Lhb cbeap-tuade Fur­ niture that b made by machinery. The good. we niakc/b tnadu by liauil, and warranted. We invite all .persons Io call and Inspect our goals, for they all bear invjicctlnn. No trouble jet all ■' 1 CALIFORNIA forms theahorteat and quickest route between Citlcaoo and all potato In Iluxow, WtHcoxMix, Romrwx MtcaiOAX, MtxxnsoT.t, lows, Ofc ftr Sils it nt Usd Unit Bitt 3TDCCQ WATER LIIE Lin IBAffi Shingles, Lath, "&c. FARM FOR SALE! County Correspondence FOR SALE, m»n I'. Purdy, an orler aside plaintiff, defeat! will tier io plead within 20 days. Peerless Milk Safes in< sionrr a exes, of which . ‘ J' 50 ARE IMPROVED Ibiipfece. as my singing schools are drawing to a done, having c1om«I the one at Irving, and shall probably close tbn Martin and Or­ angeville schools lhb week, leaving only the one al Yankee Springs, which one may last STEBBINS EBO’S. NOTICE! Hearth1- and -Unlimited Remedial Rceoureea. like lhb wanting, to the sanw b falling rap­ idly, and b quite • conlrart to lhe last three or four days. Bo! we could not rsnsnaaldy expect to have warm weather eonUaur from now on without any coM Mid blustering days. The three warm days of last week, had start­ ed wheal to growing, and II really look, abn, ullhn that it bx< sustained bat Huis injury from the frarxiag and thawing waMhar Freeport and Dubuque Una I. the only route for Eloix, Rocxroxo, Fjt>rro>T, and all points via Freeport, OWuflo and Milwaukee Una and get a negatirn token. The superi­ ority of my work in the put u a suffi­ cient guarantee of first-e iwork in tho future. Rooms in Washington Block, south aide State Street. 31tf Gxo. L. Heath thinks out whipping a year. auSciant for all prectical porpvroe, U.fl. sugar la large qualities bagiu to TEH, ()WATCH NA, MAX KATO, HU 1'KTUI Nbw Cut, and all points in BouUem and Central hflnnewota. Ito Groan Bay and Marquette Une I« Uto only lino for Jaxwkvtlijl W ATnrrowx, FoxdDc Lac.Oaunconn. ArriJrraK. Girxxx Bat. Eocaxaba* Nsoacxxs, Makqrrrrr, Hotohtow. Wagons and Home Buggiefc Examinations. 45 DOLLARS! For What? FLORMCS 8«™ IACHISK Well Mr. Editor, how about Sect y Ilelknnp Wonder if ho b guilty of nil that to *1toyed agalMthim. If *> hope ho may roroivs **1 . . . ._. . -------va.. I. the fruit M. D. Rood desires to call attention to his new Wagon Shop, wham ' ‘ found al all haunt of aay day, any work in his line, from pu spoke in an old wheel, to the JOHN STANLEY I «=iE~ GROCERIES Canned Fruits and Filin. Ml JOHN I ^1 UNDERTAKING Oysters received daily �•Heretic party cut to the Ixxadholder. and ’who have gone out of thrir way lo strike «oewn lite Democratic wfora when they «did not Uppen to beer (he usurer's sign. ’You hdped to apawa Tweed, and the <eurae of you and vour ihicvo. Langs over thoDomocratio party today. To the New I Terk IforM we ared oeora and ddiince." JEFnJt: 60 Cents. seven PMPrtrlnm piano . pizcESitiaBggZE Mercantile Training toungmen; FIVE LiCnwfchCraKKiii, competiMtiaa for hii ^mo and terSEW iPTElTISEMEBTN. vicea. Hit actual exretwra nt warily inG. P. Rowoil & Col. Column. cunvd while engaged in the pertonnunc: of hi. dutira under thiia.t, on being fully .GEMS S-waS^s*: ataud ia account, tod verified by the efiA FARM OK TpUR OWN tkril of the went, together with the >um of throe dollaro in full for hi, wrriaa in each caae inveetigaUd and reported upon 50 Gents. u hereinafter prescribed when .pproTrd athe Governor, ahall bo paid by tha te treaaurcr on the warrant of the auditar general, owl of any nswicy in tho tram, ury not otherwiae appropriated : Aor«W, Best aid Cheapest Rail read Land That the rum »a allowed for the acrricee *ss ox vnun ortaa of neh mnOH PACIFIC BAILROAD, county ....—, —,------------- ----. exceed the asm of one hundred dol­ and that in the county of Wavna tha nun on allowwl &r wxh awrire. .L1J not in any one year exceed the «um of two hundred dollan. 1876. SCRIBNER’S MONTHLY. 1870 Kxctlon 2. Whenever a’ complaint h made or pending a^aiiwt any boy or girt Wo Invite the attention of th* publlf | to KcuinxEu's Moxtmly, which now SHAKERS’ deservedly ranks among the tiest ii.- CHARLES R. WELLS, R^»t. HEXII F L. HILLS Srerttjry. Tie tat Heiedy for Hart Tines PASTING'S, MIC BUSINESS TRAINING. SSEfc RlCKFOjjb /A™*™ \KtalTTE* nirfitoi'r < FOR SALE at THE BANNER OFFICE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. SxSSSi ” Krrtlflj.rtL’f Ft»ruu“. AfTf. I ■ 4ii!» a«.l*iMd lr ibagvMfwav A. Br.va u. H ‘Gabriel Conroy,” * TIISZCE TABLE. by Bret Harte, L.E. STAUFFER uflekpaBM Young men who contemplate a bonnes, life, and j«r<-nt» having - aoiu tu educate, arc particularly regumU’I lo ncud for d<x-umcnU relating to the college, which give full infotniatvm as to term., coridilion, of entarace. etc. Addrtw, / CHARLES IL WELLS, Preaident, । GDflTOE FLOWER k VEGETABLE CENTRAL hc ATU^CTJ; gantly Ettel and furniahed apartment, fur the application of and carrying nut of our n-jvil and ayatcciatic rnctluxi. of IMTijr RAILROAD. Jatta & MICHIGAN AND THS SOUTH. THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine! $5|$20r; HORTGAt btCMIl k»»Ui» Dm w. X llliva C. TorrWI nt Iter ‘MORE LIGHT’ CWcaro, Rxi lilaii & Pacific ;!5 bniMA, I gUll Mil »i (Hibtlr ^4^*5 loiumured that they have a rare treat before them The iwiid of tho new novel la laldlnan English mining town, and from the flrvt pace to rhe hut the Intervet ia unflagging. Among other notable papers we men­ tion the following: "A SECOND "FARMER'H VACATION.’’ byfUol. Sig rib.1? IIovm.111 Uoglt! of IlMll.gii. i ! 0-clbgd In mH tmrlrtgo. lor g.nllbo no-^Morr lo MUgCy tho g.rh Bortaan. »llh rn goal ralr^itt. i,>«»itrr-li'.tuoiun., Ian. ca>«auw4 toe ihgtMg.1 ihi sssisnsKrtasi.' halt<s>of tea sank kail <W> at curw *>;> of omUob tvnoir <..n "■iKssiaftu ’ ttactlrta .VA'H- .vyffES IfY MAIL .raj- »,LT^‘n-„,a oarlcn gw4g.|lAU Mr awlt, /TO Tb.Trat Cam Cv4 Crubarry. bwt . V. Aon tor t U>lu>4. or d>r4*A. C t C;wu^T*t^.‘ur 'uu ttrtfE •swnv ' n. M. WA'tWOX. OM Cut™, Narwriw uA ! Awl WonboBM nxBovlb, Mwg. EnaUtehvl The Boy Emigrant* " by Noah8ro:k». To whom Pensions are THE ENEMY OF DISEASE! TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING £Sr.. COc.. or tl.00 HAH OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HIM AN BEING. AND Iil.- loH i.D •!<> :.rri-: AND rs!:i-i-i.NE-> MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. -CHE BEST PRAIRIELAND CbraU^Cvyt Cwewlwlt.gr 1a ..4 tor B«m [warttTl l. it. muter cl lk« Mate cf AW G*llte i&r~ Kngllah HUl.ry (Mr. Ofo-tau;.- Taut. Wmt G.au (Rra. A. V. T. mangy, J7. H.. L~~. M. Alntt.'ihm (MUft mi Jiri. Ijttz* Hovnraara>a> P*o« (Men-. IM^d, g.Lbr.f'taMgfa. lx, //cwgJkM"). Alaa, IxciBtra or Aaaaicai sirvonr. PXirTtcai. Uunivnaa ma Hen awn Giau, HAnmu or Anruwi: asm Tnar.i, Fatal 1ST PAID, 110.80 a yearDolly Frew Press tt.Mayear. Tri-Weekly Free Pjjee Tho Weekly Frew Prow _ Liberal dtaenunt to clubs, ripoolnien copy from Send fur ■ Tie DM! Fib Pm Cl DETROIT, men. b’s IOWA andNebraska, !te Militia I tain Riitr R. R. Co :*g MW ££ 1 J m 4^4*21, STEIN tlii. Ril'd. Sr.TMSa, f*“nu’ •* arawagzr^i: >SMS»».rit’MSk£re■ I3UM I JIHuao™ sw’lp'l’g.jj.1.!' SSn TU ii tai uiitt NT bt'T,Z se-skwlut Uw bjijw Ckirar. «4 Or.sJ •ora 8l^m ' dentis Winter Timo Table. . Jtate,-MB M lltetlooi. Rta™. 11 kps OHS' 1 11 ■ !=t£L*KS'lSL,S?«s; HCRIBNER * CO., 748 and T46 ... Broadway,ilff.Y. '.i TUA INS K.L8T. rgAjst aorrn. •U era- raiwnLr-./er litre. Sctsxas'. Motrrn- MUsi. •|| N nF ... UteUcM. -TAKE- THI DETROIT FRIE 11 Mia* ^itevss. U.UI.C..U, 4** If You Want The Best - JiS. ■ What you want is a newspaper that will keep you folly informed of the new* of the day, advise with you upon farm and fireside topics, entertain you with it* varied reading in general literature, delight your wife and family with its dwqnisitions upon lodal and domestic topics,' instruct and amuse them by ite foreign and domestic' correspondence, choicc^ktorics, quaint char­ acter sketches, sparkling and witty para­ graphs, original and entertaining accounts of travel and adventure, ch cm and puxilc columns, etc. ' All the news, commercial, political and general, and the cream of current|ltmratitre. A ncwsjieper that will meet every ja * LINIMENT, PICTURES. COHPANY. •vnesu FOE OF PAIN MUSTANG B><*”miUirg‘*r*C^'nirlAlag=L SEED I.IbP “Jon of Iceland," by Bayard Taylor. A drllghtfany vivid uory of an fraian.lic Iwy e carter, fun of Incident., sldcb could WHICH HAS STOOD THE TE5T0F k>ppea la ao other country, and graphic*!!, 40 YEA RS. THERE IS NO IT WILL teaching upon Ike etuloni, lift, nn.l general Ul'l, «... SORE r ■ fralurr* of that glean jv landy The »rr cnn.i gunite Lr Ura and tlrla b iMured by a Uat of praaent and prvmbwl eontribolara, among wkogn arat CONTENTYOU CHICAGO Tbr Reliable Short BBAMD RABID! AND DETROIT THE IT WILL pitruifi FW"S. BRAND IAWD1 DIVISION. raiSltlAS l Bl' WORK" for Industrial intelligence; ' BRIC-A-BRAC" for wit and Innocent pleasantry. Hoibxxh'b Monthly b> now recognlxml.bolli in ibis country nnd In Eng land, as tho gnat repreentattve Amer­ ican Magazine. Encouraged by tbo favor accorded lo It by a Kvncrou. public, we.Uall alm, during tho Centennial year, to •■clltiae Ito funner achlcvuiento In both its Lite­ rary aid Art dcpstetmenis. bcBJBXKii La sold by all Fran Ct-aso AT THE Floral Guide PENSIONS thrir UnK Journey m-vcm the plaisi. » vivid pmraliurr nt thrir Life in Callfl during the day. of Ibo Gold-Fever. Dmoka briaf. to thia work, in .■tdilkn v«H-knoini literary gift.. a thnronfh f»n rfic Magazine will remain In tha liai of Da. Hotijyn, who will contrlb each month editorial! ujoti current Utica! and social topics Our rent may look tn "TOPICS OF THETIM for healthy opinion; "THE OLD CJ iwt-tii r«. — ~,i..._... . D^1D DETROIT SEED CO., iw Stet. STRAWBERRIES AMO PEACHES. ? wayward aod uumsniigcable. the court ' Chao. E. Little, may cause him to be sent Vi the llefunu School,'or to a house of correction authorind by law to receive ,«ue!i boy or girl, subject to such ecuJllfona of KJt aa d age as are now provided by Uw for the recep tion of children in said .chooL DUNCANS' MASONIC RITUAL Sxction 3. Said agent shall u often ■aulaa all ike LeMarw la I nt Serra (>rare aa onoo in each year rail ail children, re­ inpielet CmmmbIm ot I.IimiImm. I’url.i sident in the eounly for which ;ho is ap­ pointed, who Uudl have been indentured or placed in charge of aty pcraon therein by any Stato board or officer of the State, and riiall inquire into the maii*get»<-u'.. condition, ana treatment of .neb children, '^^^H^ORIALBiiLES. and for that piupoee mar hare private in­ terview. with such children at any time ; and if ii shall come to the knowledge of such agent that aay child thus placed in charge of any pcreon as aforesaid, is ueglectod, abused, or improperly treated by the person having rach child in charge, or that the peraon holding the child is unfit to hare the care thereof, he shall report the fart to the board* or oficcro of the instituii>in by which such child wa. inden­ tured, and such board or officer" .hall caacxd the contract and auuc the child lo bo returned lo the institution from whence he or she was taken, or indentured to some other peraon. or to bo dbeharged, in the dberrtion of tho board or officers. Council Blufe and Omaha. In all contract! or indentures for binding Without Change of Cars, out children from any State instiuitioo, the office* makinc the raine .hall eipreroly reserve the right to cancel the contract wheneve in ther judgment the interatof the child are not properly cared for. Sxction 4. No child ehall be indentu­ red, adopted, or taken during minority, by KANSAS LINE. any person not of kin thereto, from a ta. Book latead A Twite P.ailrw4 State institution, until notice of an applica­ vawaia teWrlteelli Wwiara IMrlgtev tion therefor U been given to the agent aforesaid raiding in the county from whieh such application is made, and until his report in writing, made after an invtatigation into the propriety thereof, has been made and filed with the officers of auch institution. Aod all applications for the release or discharge of any chil­ dren so indentured or placed in charge of EAHSAS, IHDIAH TERRITORIES. peraou in aueh county, shall be given to COLORADO, A1W A’En mid agent for his report in like manner. Sncnon 5. It shall be the duty of said agcuta in thrir rnspoetivc countries, to reek out suitable persons who are willing to adopt, take charge of. educate, and maintain chdlrca arrested for offences, committed to sny Stato institution, or aUndoocd and neglected children in charga ofanv State imritolion or officers, and to give notice thereof to the beard cf officers having authority to’diijooe'of such chil. "The aeeond Inetallment Isevvu strunger than lb- flnt.JurtV>>w all that <cai Irxtkttlfor." • We beg In in January “Philip Nolan'e Friends,” ?| AUGERS and REAMERS ■ Sadm U S IU any court cr magiatroie having competent jurisdiction thereof, it ahall be the duly of curb court or taagirtrate, before proceeding lo hrer or determine the case, to pre oolios in writing of the pendency thereof to uid agent, who ahall have opportunity allowed him to inrattipUc the charge or charge*, and upon receiving aueh notice, the agent ahall immediately proceed to in ouireinto and make a full examinalion of the parentage and aurrouuding. of tho child, and of all the facto ani circatreUnrai of the case, and report the same to the court or xuagistretc. who ahall advise and council with the said agent; and if upon anch coBuraltation. after full investigation and proof of the offence charged, it shall appear to the court that the public interest and the iatercat of such child will be beat rahoerred thereby, he nay make an order for the return ofauch child to hi! or. her parents, guardian, or friend* , or he may authorise said agent, under the sdvice sad approval cf tha judge of probate of thc-eounty. to take such child and bind him or her out to some suitable peraou until ho or she ahall have attained the .HPfcA Tit Eiilt Kirt if Ktralitu fur Yow Ka. Maguifinat granite building, with ele­ HOMESTEADS IN NEBRASKA. C irawadwt Tvewto Irate. wn„ lag,, *■"' «• wtywRi,Jni !• FREE iwsOtTfe Curative Tlw nral extewdro, thorough and eomplete inotitution of the kind in the world. Kight tliourand graduate! of thi. ooUnge now in .uccvneful buaioeaa in the principal SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO ci lien and towns of tho United^Stetew THEOLD FOLKS, AND TO THE BOYS ANO GIRLS. !? 8«ot»3I1. nkAc-La/UeSUle ot Jf.cA.yco owset. TUl the Governor may appoint in each county of this Stele, an affiwl of the Breed rf State Commireioo era for the general .upervaiun of chantabk, penal, pauper, and reformatory iaotltni«ma. who ahall hold hi. ofieo at lb pleasure of tho Governor. Before eatering upon tho dntiea of hie ofire, sad with­ in thirty day! after rereiving notice of bb ________ i --r-l___ , -V-ll —Vwnhthe cuauirty dork of the county for which hr wm appmntod, the oath of afire prrecribod by the caniiitn|km of thia State Ud upon auch qualification it ahall be the duty of the county dork to immediately tnutnii notice thereof io lhedsemt jadgo, tbo proUte judge, ends justice of the peace and all others magutndre cf the county Suss w. L. BAKaUOT.Hi&y*0*- g*‘'i 8*’< wYjuwiMgl eit � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-03-22.pdf b91128092a2ec54739bf167f6d2bb197 PDF Text Text Th« K'rJsucA" Sadiku Geo. M. Dewey, KDITtin AMD PUBLISHER. A’ATES OF ADVERTISIKG. (arIrasefJlMVWTree oaraM HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 187G. HARDWARE ! GREBLE & RUSSELL, H.rc now in Slock for the HOLIDAY TRADE a full and completc line of . VINEGAR “SWAr,. CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MICH. ^®*rTT* flkxe, Synl Scissojjs ^ga Sfs***, Sr^yss, Steas, Sltii)ij BtLLi, Se*f S/o/lt foof Tur*i yean ‘ <}OODS. L. E. STAUFFER, IProp. Aino the Celebrated Diamond Tooth, Silver Steel CUT SAWS, CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. Which are guaranteed to cut fifty per cent more wood than any other Saw in the Market. STOVES < , The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, Has the Largest Door of any Stove in the Market. The CJJEt AZSTOKlt s It is Ute Handsomest and Heaviest Manufactured. Boiler Plate Stove Pric^ Lower than Ever Before in Barry County. SMIL MUM The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vests, and a „ VEHTT dPIIVia s line of Overcoats of all sizes, *> styles, kindsand prices. Over ’ j ONE HUNDRED I“ different patterns of iiriportcd and iloxnefitic a CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. A first-claas TAILOR front Detroit, expected soon, when we shall be prepared to furnish the best of I 3 t Clothing Jbf AJD’E TO ORDER, perfect fits guaranteed. «t the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block. Hast-, ings, M ch. j t J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE and RETAIL JEWELERS. Nos. 266 For a varied soil in Cumberland, Eng­ A writer io the Baltimore Trade Review land. ini875, Robert Je(Tenon use* 1'1 is of the opinioo that hones that have lbs. per acre of the following: been in the habit of running in the past­ *?**** I 3 ,nosk-«ul>»J ures during the summer suffer very much * !si during the winter, for the want of green food to which they hare become accustom­ ed. They gire evidence of this, he san, by the loss of appetite, by becoming hide­ bound, end losing tho glossy appearance of their coats When the coot of an ani­ mal Usee iu glass and asrames a dry. dull appearance, it is sure indication that that animal needs groen flKid or medicine capa­ ble of supplying the place of green food. Green food ia much to be preferred, for an animal in such condition, to medicine, for two reasons, partly because it is cheaper and leaves no bad after effects, and partly because it is better, being the remedy pro­ vided by nature, and nature Is always more 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. and We are Special Ageeta for 3S3C.CHIV WATCHES. HOWARD WATCHES. PHYSICIAN k SURGEON, imu.-i.ux an reaaeaabta term,, tlfaea »•-> Barest A Baflar'a M-TC-_________ JsaylTV , SALUBITRt fc ■ROBSEAV. , HAVE YOUjA DOLLAR ? FOR ONE DOLLAR We will send. Post-paid Sitjical at Meciauial DENTIST TIE TCKLI WOBUM DENTIST Mt, ■ effort to express, as discriminatingly u possible, what I eooefevs to be the truth on two tin— of duty connected with Ibis subject. I favor laws prohibiting and punishing Um sale and public drinking of alchohtd. I Utink they will yet be enforced. I alio favor increased and perpetual efforts to convince tho judgment and move the heart and will against both practices. I conceive that the two works are quite distinct in basis and in the mean* to be employed, and deprecate any hostility betwren diem, or undervaluation of either 1 dam by th. other class. Crime is to bo punished and suppressed by law; not principally for teoralpurposco, -but for the protection of tho person and of property. Il ia a political, not a moral act. Ito prime object u, not to maka the criminal better, but to maka tho oon-crimi inalsafsr. Arson, theft, burglary, aawilt 1 and bailey, murder, are punfah«d to B0AED AND ROON. M W ths atifity of doing thm. If any maudaiiM to bdieve that OA DtV pnreraniTnG DORE at this OFFICE IMPOSITION HATED OPPOSITION COURTED. Companion Invited and Competition Defied tn Teas, Coffees and Spices life time to tho educatifll of reholara be­ yond childhood. "Too much has to bo undone in fater years, tbal lias been done manure of -young animals is Jem valuable wrong from the outact," //., therefore., than that from mature animals, aa the addressed himself to mothers, to the whole young require both organic and inorganic fi-male sex, tn whom the care of infon-v food in largi-r quantities than full grown beasts, which hare only to keep up their weight and condition by the food they For tho age fKm throe to acron ha de­ catand that the licet animal manures for peswral purposes consist of lioth solid vised hfa “Kindergarten,' as an intermedi­ ate step and connecting line between the uni] liquid cxrrvnienLs combined, child’s homo life and the school, whish living* the child into contact with children Washing fine Underclothing. "t his own age, enhances his plauurtsfiu following the same pursuits with thorn, The Germantown TWryropA says:—A and plants the seeds of sociable virtues. leading firm, importer, and retailers of Tluring his lifu-time Frrcbel wm under­ hosiery goods in thia city, gives us the fol­ stood and appreciated only by a few supe­ lowing directions for washing merino, rior minds. In order to make Ufa Ideas lamb's wool and silk underclothing, and more widely known, this unselfish wan we print it at this time as bring in season pr»cliced much self denial, and traveled to be adopted. From our own cxpadence many milts, fteqatntly railing on the wc cam testify to it* excellent®. grcen sward nt night “with aw umbrella "Use one pound of dissolved soap in for his bedroom and a knaprack for Ml four galons of warm water, in which srell tallow." Toward the chwe of his life hfa rinse the artieUs\o be washed, drawing labors were rewarded with auroras, for be them repeatedly through H e hand; wring tired to ace many “Kindergartens" (Child them aa dry as poasible, to remora the Gardena), as be called them, retablished in soap; rinse them well again briskly in dean Gonaaay. lukewarm water, wring and stretch them What, than, fa a Kindergarten T It fa to their proper shape, and tfry in the open an institution providing cmpfoymcnls and air if passible. Tho only effects of rablAng exercise* for the healthhil and hannoulous lire to shrink and drelroy the material; it development of all the faculties of children should therefore never l« restored to. from 3 to 7 yean of age. Frtebtd’s motto “Tho material used in manufacturing fa: "Plav is Cbo workof the child.’' The silk underwear Mug an animal product, it ia absolutely hoeessmry that nothing but tho best quality uf and wino water should be used. All kinds uf washing compound* dretroy tho nature of the ma­ terial giving to the fabric the appearance of ;>w eoltoa.” A Week7* BilFof Fi^. better quality of wraai or hay thaa one newly seceded, and that th. quantity doos not diminish with the ago of the pasture. They often teed a new pi.ee without any crop, lik^oals or wheat Sometime, the mixturn of lightened* faaown^nd then tire mixture of hesrv seods aowu by itaoifon the same, ground to spraad all evenly. If the ground .fa well prepared, a newly seeded fidd will need no manure for two or throe years. Mot British posture* wd! grow poor and thin and raw pat, aa we nay, unices they err? manured sad otherwwe properly attended to. JYwe contin­ ually take ofr and plunder* tfald, what 1.^ KTJ enca of opinion upon ■THE WORLD," 35 Pirk Row, N. Y. WHOLE NO. 1034 the innocent dependanu upon him, and Similar nwulu wont produced on almost WHAT 18 A KINDERGARTEN? so far increases taxation, and braialisn I every farm in tho nrighborhwd. the average of humanity, that the’ Stain Profemor Vodcker (Royal Journal of i has a rifpt, in tho protection of liberty Agriculture, JflG8,p. G43) aayaf “The and property-to suppress th. practice u effects produced by the application oflwnoItatterapts to suppress other crime, Ly t dust to pastures src rsry variable. On preventing the sale and tho practice of the perns land of Cheshire and similar drinking—«l th. very kart in public , toils on the red sandstone formation, the dramshops. Of mure, the sal. cannot , result is very striking On land which fa be a crime unfaas tho drinking fa. The lecture prepared for the farmers’ inalitutoa , w»t and addend nsto on a poor umirained receiver of stolen goods fa no worw than laat winter, bat owing to illnrai the author suteoi), bone often produce no i Ifect: Ha waa unable to present it. the theif. To advocate prohibitory lawr I am expected to apeak of jhe gras**, rercmmendn, in all ease, a trial on a small I have never refused ; but in various ra« one of the largest and moat widely dis­ scale. flwU,. u . The thoughtful, real cduoRor reaemblm Experiments to be of much value must tributed families of planta. The subject otcr, ■ member of a Stat e Tomperanoe i« one of general internet among all fann­ •be kept up for a long time. As Prof. 1“ srisn liusbandman who does not cling to Alliance, end as a legislator, I have en­ ing communities. \ odeker says, “Field experiments, in or- 'old methods merely out of respect for deavored to do my -jart. and till my One group of grassea fa called ••eercala." dev to be practically useful, should al- 1there age, but adopts all the scientific imopinions change shall always endeavor ia““Uri‘1.,ind They include those producing grains, a* ways be tried for a’ amNeeuon of years 1rr”thjenU ““k to encourage thia work. when!, rye, Indian corn, barley, oats and under aa great . variety of condition* as 1 But I have always felt that the intel- rice. They eonxtitute a large part of the rt^ards toil, time, and m<>d<- cf application Within the last' sixty yoarv, a great kctual and moral work behind all thia change has taken place in the prinanla aodm.pi, u possible?' This should be ‘ food of the human race the world over. u in the far greater danger of being, and methods of dealing with the youthful undervalued * and negtected. Rowland A much larger number are valuable for continual from year to year scrording to * the same plan a* fixed upon iu the pre­ HiD is credited with tho illustration that meadows; taoturas, and lawns. Tho family a a remarkably natural oee. and can lx- vious ynara. Some nf the best experimento “Luman nature is like a drunken man on quite easily described by its atoma and made, at groat expense, in England, were frets Mm‘i BatalMswYerk*. horaeback—lift it on one side and it tends learen alone with sufficient accuracy to dis­ tried for 20 suoerasiva year* before arri­ I’daSre’ito cull attention ’of fiirmers to to fall on tho other.” lx:S a man plead tinguish it from any other family. In ving al satisfactory ronclmuoiu. by beMer methods of «nretfon-Gndo«, a kind of road fencing which I think for prohibitory laws, as though that was Old pasture, in England often gel a brief, the leaves ere entire al tho edges, wUl prove aulwuntial, and not ray atrue tampevan’ce work—instead of bring parallel-veined; two-ranked, or rewed op draatir-c of 150 lbs. of nitrate qf soda, or and corouragement allied to firmnra. being panmre. This plan requires, fimt—That rcoly a provision fur tho punishment of 300 Ibe. of guano, or 200 Ibe of super­ found-more potent to /rod than iborc lb. roods shall bo planted <» either aid. crim., or for securing puble safety—end and down the alum, with the sheath or phosphate, sown broadcast on each acre. weapons Were to rfrtre. base of tho leaf split down oa the side op- I immediately the genuine promoters of poeite the blade. The dry and uninterretinj, borauae un- with fiseacd* tree., twenty fest apart la Such drcsning* with barnyard manure arc * the row. When th. trees hare attain*! temperance, «ia their wmIimm, allow Sedges arc common oa low land, and ! often ’ applied until the land produces well. lutcUigible, Ickim committed to nxmorc th. sb. of fir. « |U whs. in diaaMtev their disapproval of the mistake which look much like Uue«raaMw, but the stem । In a price <way by Coemcnt Cadlo be —rrjrated parrot-wire and readily /urfol- M ife. Mp, tho rny ba—d t om substitutes eompalsory for voluntary —have brcn proved injurioua and cre­ claims much experience in the manuring abstimmec, to degenerate into opporitiun ative of a distaste for tho acquirements of of gram lauds,—a most difficult aubjeet. to such laws. If I have erred in that di­ He haa seen boms' do no good whatever, knowledge iteelf. Thia mast lie ascribed rection I hope to repent. We must l« j and lie has awn them used with imuwuao to the fact that the voice of nature *»d politicians and miubitani perhaps by turns. I advantage, lie li» seen guano used utd rcvelatiou touching education haa MH Again 1st a man plsad for voluntarv ab| produce a splendid crop the same year, new listeners and expounder., among whom stinane-' from both aelling and drinking j and next year the crop was worao than tw- ConiemM. Itou.ac.u. Bell, Lsaraater. Stowe [-ouon, l -rauae it is a sin,—and this is । fore the guano was applied. It ao-m* im- Prctaloxri, and Proffiel stand forth coutrue temperance—and too often plsadin pomade to tell with certainty just which lor the law, with ill aupprosfcd sneers erv fertilixm will do the best on any soil til! out, “O that fa all folly. The lime for Among all the nations of the earth. ■ they havo been trial. Mr. Cadle’s rule is appeals to the inteifect and heart aod will lhir “In proportion as the land is inclined none, that I am aware of, haa given so 1 much and so careful attention to pastures 1 to grow beoty orirtocky grass, inclining public sehoXalro. and meadows as our friends ef the British I| to seed, lu> a;>plio. ammoniaral manvres. force I" Izt not Ephriam envy Judah To-the laat named and Irani kDown of Wes. Her* is there very high. To be a । If the land pruduira thick, short, leafy nor Judah vex Ephraim. suriwMful farmer everything must be done herbage, the phiwphalic manures must be these modern edfeators, we desire to invite Ralf a century ago the American peo­ to tho beat advantage. Slipshod fanning applied.” After 20 year* he concludes attention, in presenting a reply to the oft ple —ntoetiy then of the old native Amer­ there will not afford a living, as it often that in England money judiciously used repeated quMion: t-What fa a Kiuilerican stock—consumed an average of about does in our newer country. Although in improving grassland pay* a more rar- garten 1' in order that every parent and eight gallons of rum or its equivalent, ther follow out a certain rotation of erojx. tain retnm than where expended in the Iri.-od of children may learn from our anfor every man, woman, and child, even­ and are able to gire good rca-ons forsueh growth of wheal. K vthcre their latite one. may grow, through 11'inch square : year, b—ides no one knows how much . and be happy, while gradually ad rotations, yet they are nearly, if not quite, _ S. H. Thompron, a prominent fanner of rider, which used to flow like water. unanimous in keeping a part of the farm Y ork, also conclude* that money used iu vanang in the healthful exercise of their oak pickets placed four feet apart between Now the a» erage consumption is thought in permanent posture or meadow. The improving gras* land gins a better return facultire. and in the ddightful aomre- the trees. The top and bottom wires are wedged in the jackets to keep them t> be l<—than half as much—and who raent of knowledge. longer a piece, has been seeded the better docs not know that a verv large portion it suits thetnl According to their belief ores and ijuality cannot be ’secured’ -with Frederick Frwbei, the founder of the in place. In section* of twenty-firs nods, of the people, particularly of the old and practice, a pasture never beenmea very large bulk. For quantity of hay or pas­ "Kindergarten ' system of education, wu poets are ret and firm)y bracwL to which tho ends of the wires fasten. Each wire stock, arc now total abstiiiersWhat good until it has been seeded six or mare ture use guano, nitrate of soda," soot, or boro in Geraumy, and became a pupil of has brought about this reform ? Arc years. In their opinion, "it is certainly other ammoniacal manure ; for quantity use J’<wt*lotri. and an ardent admirer of hfa is provided with a stretcher by which the the tu»t of these abstainers involuntary undesirable to break up tolerably gnod pas­ liras or buries ; for medium quahliiy and method of teaching. Freebd, however, teation fa regulated. The itrctchem are made of i ineh round irou. one foot long alsrtainers. or arc they true temperance turns fur the puTpo~e of converting them quality, use both class-* of fertilises.” soon diaewverwl the want of something with eye at one end to hold the wire and I men, acting according to lheir judgment, into snide land." Coarsely pulvcriaed bonre and barnyard better . drufated to interest and engage the thread cut six inches oa the other which their idea of j.nidenoe, their sense of So carefully hare they studied the na­ manure j redure lasting results, oftrei'very active posters of Jbc jouugal children. C through ilia post with handle uuL righthand obligation to God ? Is not the ture of the different graa*^ and the soils Ho carefully stndfad the child in its spirit­ tension of the wires should bo slack­ greater part of the alchohol now romumed they are adapted to that the wcdimcn, ual, moral, intellectual, and animal nature ened during winter to allow for contrac­ by a class of peojJe who have come from according to demand, sell certain mixtures improve graa. landr tn the. report for He precetved that, by the old systems of tion by frost. The sms of wire, number other lands, or their immediate descen­ of grssn seed suitable for each geological 1875, Mr. Lawai, tho moat cclehnU*! instruction, the harowoioua aaffgradual of snail Hi uliMtlfecfyhiriUs, should dents, who never hare heard the temper­ formation. Eagiufa exporimcntiv. aay»: “The appli­ derdupmeet of all tbs faculties was not be graded to meet tho demands of tho ance gospel preached and enforced and In laying down laud to jwnnanent cation of bnnoi to pr»M land is not ,r«- secured, but that the memory was often fence. One of the advantages of illustrated as the old Americans have? pasture, M. II. Sutton of Reading, ‘Eng- ommcmlrd lor general adoption. They I overtaxed, the moral seatimeot neglected, this kind "•of fence fa exemption from Ixt no one accuse me of undervaluing . or the physical powers stunted, while the B,.o..uc,Wu. »n**f >0 be chiefly ad.pt«.l to the ex-1 law, because I have a profound faith in grimes and cloven, and the quantity of. baustcsl ;*stnra»of certain localities. Tho,I inventive or creative faculty innate in every snowdrifts, while the trees an a thing of the Gospel. In religion the law fa the each which he coosidcra “the Irat possible j *•*““•' “ ,rUl; ’“’h limo. Every man must ’ child remained undevefoped. He watched A fenoe on our place very nearly ans­ fc-hool maater in politics, at least some mixture for a g-«d medium toil, neither : experiment." Ho adda -I am disponed wering to this dsneription support*! on to think •*dial once■in1 5 plants grow fra too heavy nor toozlight. Throe are all, ’ [, “ — ”a Jdrawing —-of r Jdung -----------maple trees of 12 or 14 y«tn planting all dues it become ministers of the gospel he sap, “of excellent properties ; and. ’ y—n. and 200 lbs of nitrate of roda the air, neoling ba:_____ — _ haa answered so good a purpose the pail to undervalue "the fooliahnera of preach­ coming to muturity at different Mesons of■ 1I ofter I years, is about as goal an aj-pliea- for their Mrfect development. In beauti­ aeanm that wa can recommend it for trial ing. ' supplimented by a still greater tho year, arc found to produce a permanent ।i tion a» can be nsrel ’ I ’ should racosn.1 ful acraraane. with the tearhi..^.. „* to others. Farmers plant your trees ' foolish news" of a righteous life I The and crergrean sward , mend a mixture of fertilixcni found to be : tore, ho found, too, the Scripture proeept. Mark this Centennial year bv milliooa of “Train np a child in the way ho should world can be eared, must lx> saved, will good, or a rotation of their u»c. trcm planted aloug the public highways. bo eared ; and Christ has shown us how Tlie English fell know tho great itn-1 go,” with its cuenungingi promise : "an d An average of 10 days judieiotuUy emwhen he is old, be will not dcpori\from it will be done. Be not faithlca* but be­ jwrtaocc nf excellent pasture to fatten | ploypd by each farmer in tha country. In lieving. A tcmpcrano* revival fa now rattle. JTiey fissl such cattle; while prax- it.' He thus arrived at the eoaelWon planting highway trees ctnaol fail to prevailing in some of the Eastern States | *ng, oil cake, meal, etc., for a two fold ob-1 that tha teacher of youth should not al prove a satisfactory ia vretmeut of time. where they have prohibitory laws, and : joct. namelv. to hdj> fallen the cattle, and , tetnjA to force the mind, bat simply use Pfaat with rare and mulch thoroughly, several thousand men have taken the : to help ennch the soil, and so make the the right mesas and materials by which those are important conditions of sneer— pledge. As a natural consequence many pasture better This is sound doctrine. knowledge may be obtained, direct the —J._O. awakening fatties, form tho habits, edu­ of them being clothed and ia theic, right Wire fee, hare nek generally proven cate tire feelings, and nrraerve a pure at- successrflin fields eonrtantiy pastured. mind, and having come to thrtpselvcs, I moaphero and good intueocea around the Tho plan above sketehed saesns to be nU tender human plant , ji •'Wo must begin at'the bopns&g." adapted to roadside feaees and fa well said Frwbel, after having devoted nearly a worthy of tho oonsadoraiioa of fennera. rightwkhi.vimihteraKil.um: who sa­ ints tho sorurt tempteUooa from within and whhoct. who here the braviofa bur den chrcrfuUy. They that deny . God dsatroy tow’s nobility, fee certainly man u kin to the braal by his body : and if he fa not kin to God by hit spirit he fa a bate aad igao- yuabroawht JlMMIB, too—dear littfe fol low! As I was telling Almiba, he’s such a brave and gentlemanly Httte bov. I wm afraid when you did come you’d leave him at home. As I told Autina, ’taint often yon sae anch a Me. Httia boy. Taka off your bonnet, Mra. Jama; what a bea.ty it ia! As I was telling Almika, this mor­ ning, 'Mra. Jonas fa such a testy womani Yea alsrays have the prettiest bonnet iu mrctin’ house. Why if you k.ain't raokinp auMtbsr mw dram I I don’t mb whs* yon won't of another, ao many nim ooaa M yon’re FX now. Why if I Md half » many I'd feel rich m a qtrnn. Now if to ap and borrow itbsfore I’d a nhs.es to use it myself. Aa I told AI.MIXA, 'now Mra. Jones wouldn't do so. 'You're always w particular alx>ui such thing*. I'd and Almiba right over thereafter it, but I know sb. wouldn't get fa. Soup and cold eormd bmf, with daarart.. Priisy—Pub for breakfast and dinner. ’ Saturday—Breakfast— Vaal cull-t and fried potatora." ’ �OUR NEW YORK LETTER ’ go* it Into their power through the man sgewtont of party. They, we all, lAosl the New Hampshire Democracy for illus­ trating the real purport of the contest by “Honest money for all. and free schools fur ail. There should be no inflation which For Prasident. . RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. serp —e •tana aefi- The Bifl Bank Failure-JIOO’ODO " ’ Howe-The Labor Markrt-Drew'a the Stale, bearing honored nuarauftbc Failure—The Women's Cratenniai nn-iativn. the N.-httyim.Livingtooe*- url -The New Hampshire Flection Van Pansoli Bra have ordered a flag, rich­ ly amhnidared with the snre ofthe Blate, which win bo hung is Independence HM after the exhibitwo, as a trophy fur the next Oaatenaial. This was thought a And new it tunas oat, that after the To themtrprioe of everybody, the Bank small matter to aabsust lb« reoourcea of Kentucky Central Rsilroad Claim, of the State of New York doaed it. dooes the woom of the City, and they are to (amounting to 1148453.83) had been raise 115,000 to complete a pavilion, Tuesday. This was one of thej oldest whore their different works of art and twice rejected by Sect'y Stantpn, and bank, in the rity, and waa presumed to skill may bo sliorn, andj as usual, tb« three time* by Gon. Meigs, that the bo one of tho souadeet, and the failure boot ny of raieiuK the money ia by giv­ claim haa been again presented by that created a profound suaaaUou on tba street ing entertainments. Titiena is to slug at Abraham Ltaooin and devoted hb foyal supporters to -nneading infemy." With atxeh a chaUsmge thrown in the tooth of the people of New Hampshire, what, ae honest patriots, could they do but retort as they have done at the ballot­ box? Wevmrtxroto say that many a Democratic eoMier haa joined with the thia daim, waa by Sm'y Belknap, allowed Republican* in making thia verdiet so and paid out of the tmsury. And Pen­ dleton can't tell whether be rec d 480,. (XX), 00 190,000 00 of the unJuey fur He service ia getting the daim through. Nona other than a confirmed idiot, will It says ia positive term., that if soma few Itapnblkau officiate have faltered ail the now wonder why Clymer cloaed up the nut ia it iacumbent open the faiikfnl Belknap investigation by running Marsh sows*— to derate their rroe Repreaenta- off to Canada and then refusing to fur­ tire, and to rrmnTe the only obatictes nish any proof that would lead Io Bel­ in the way of the only Bating organ­ knap's conviction. Verily these virtuous! isation in the country. Efforts, of couree, villain, should be rewarded, Honest will be made to break the force of thia George with a -little hatchet,’’ and yrand rietory ia New Hampshire, but .S’AyUer Clymer with a big red feather, they will be aceo through by all sensible and then both sent by their tribe, aa the l« u» s.. *r« i~i . tea------- — aarc Fpet>—r may I—e a doxen *cnatnra in the North. The debate in the Senate on Thursday afternoon, iu which tionlen and Withers, on the Confederate ride, and M.rton and Sherman an! Edmunds, on [the Republi­ cans ride, participated, was iateua.lv in­ teresting. The speech of Edmund* was truly K"»J- It was a clear and moat eloquent statement of the real usucs be­ tween Republicans and Democrats to-day­ Withers, of Virginia, charged sectional Ixtd beernue it will unarttle coafideace. and make distrust. Il will lie-good because it will compel directors Io look into the man. agemcul. and ace what b being done with the money with which they are entrusted. AU the hanks, with a few exception* are ia a tight piece. Their orenrities are un­ sound. Real date waa their favorite ne curity, and on real estate loan* have been made quite up tn its value. But. ala*, real estate has shrunk in value over a half Belknap of department estimates by House com­ mitters seem as indeed they arc, pitifully small-—emenrte from .Southern tourtes and arc intended for Souttarn agrandwe- ccmdiiiou of the banks looked into for lu forty-five of the New York countries fear that they will aU be found to be rot - j ten, which would result in such a smash- I the Republican net gain iu •nperriaor* al up aa thio city nrrer saw. They prefer to the recent spring election was 1S6. shut their eyeaaud lot things drift, hoping | Doot forget to have your name roister­ that sumethiu- will turn up to let them I ed ou April 1. The (ward will be ia se>- nent, oust any one would call that man a L*»e fabrics! ur. There are such petMin* in every place and they afford a, «tudv to the are-kcr alter rarftMtito, and’a pruUrm tn the ur.dcretaniiing of the average per~'ti. To the judge ofliuuum nature they are transparent, and Io the newspaper insu they are bom. . If a pmon ahouLi gu into a *t<ltr and Senator I**gau *ay/ that the'New Hamp­ shire Republican* didn't fin-1 the name of; ; W. W “Belknap «>n the Republican ticket. ' head of moot of the important committees; ex -Confederates supplanting crippled Union soldiers In all the poailion* at their command about die capitvl , and ex-Uonfederate oratora enlivening the monotony of debate will* ctilogie* on Jeff pruoners were confined during the war Tbewe facto are m> apparent and hare grown BO familiar that it would not be owned by two or three men here,' Indiana man aa rewuriring still b phstically. "Southern men arc the Democratic party just a* they Th. several T.*ra*bip* la ik» C—wty will be eatWvd io fuur dvlegalra Mb. «ad U* ssvei.1 nrii of the aiy *f Jlasdug* to one Mb. Bysnleraf ItefaMl—■ County Commit Is* Do you remcmlicr tho Cutarc of the eminent ' banking fames, of Duncan Sherman .k Co. 7 Of couree you do; and ' you remember also that t her dido t pay' scarcely anything on the dollar, and that doraemenl of UelLsap and the t their creditors were fearfully indignant. I b a verdict that the Repoblicar Il b comforting to take up a Newport ta­ not reopotwible for the acta of a of the people on the first uf July. per and read that Mr. Watt Sherman, one The colored people are very much ca- of < tbs partner* i* building • cottage in And speaking of thm election, it is - city by the ara.' the rost o4 which singular how it tear* inUr the inde]<n raged aver the Democratic pryjymiline to that 1 virtually exclude them from the galleriea u 1 on’y fllOU.OOO! and thb for a summer dent*. The Tribnnr haa awakened to the midenev only. Failing is not a very had fart that the Republican party is thn only of the National House o f Representatives. burinoa, । after all. If a ruined man can own ranks, and the only one tLt erer punThe Allegan Journal says Uriknap iX i ttlml its own thirvea. Il really acemoil to in a Marsh, and we gwom it would be cor- 1 feel good ovt r the Rcpubl an I i tmph in t h • net in saying the Demoeralir Congraaioa- i , Granite Stele, and read more — it u*c*l ta a* Investigating Committer Wfrr in Me , before Horace Greeley went inaane than it Marsh, loo. . _ i has for yearn. It would not be ringular if the Tribnt' should get lark into the The Republican press bs* been prompt Republican fold, and be a power in the to demand Belknap's punishment. How ; The value of aaiugte vole iu political con­ torts have been again demonstrated in I«i>isgvtou eountry, where the Republicans have one majority in the board of Super- and elsewhere. Io Newb trg the • Demo­ who during the last fifteen year* have cratic majority fell off W0. Thay carried enjoyed Moonuaon Liberty of action. Cohoe., Ithaca, Owego (the Coaueil >.and but it ia, Mvarthdoa, heard and obeyed, Auburn, by decided majorities, and elected their Mayor in Rodtrater, by a majority of 2A00. The result in the tirwnebipa in the State save two, Eaton and Ran was dually significant dolph, give Chewey 3,693 plurality over Marey.aad 3,381 majority over aU. the The Detroit Poti ooyt. -The people of the United States are paying interest to­ total vole bring; Chtvy. 41.668; Marcy, 37.975, Kendall anK.eaturinS, 420. lane to ba arrayed on the other aide, day on bonds stolen hr Buchanan * Sec­ Two towns are yet to be Lord from, which ffll into ranks in .hot haste, and faith­ retary of the interior, amounting ia value to over 4800,000. Fat the Deuvocrato in gave 1—t year. Cheney 51, Roberts 149. fully asrvea their r—Z masters. The Itepublirena have elected their Thb poritimi of stairs b suggestive of Congrem and in the praa dedare. with rnadidatea Ag the State Senate in Din- iuterreUing oventa in the possible future. ridieuiota solemnity, that Bdknap's crime tricta No. 1, 3, 3,4, *, 7,9, 10, sad 1J. IfthaSautbm dement crop* out so is unprecedented in the history of this or The Demficrata hare elected in Districts vigorouaiy a« our Donocratk friends say any other rouatry ' Dtaricta No. 6 and 13, and probably ia 8. it do- is the Democratic House and ia Naw /Zampahira ha* nu<ted her Protest Aaooap, these as* Gxo. E. Todd and tlx Senate where the llepnb lienas hare a against the .httifration of the bowon of N'att Hui> the two men who were eb—t- decided majority, what would be the re. Anderaotreille and other Rebel Prison Bah, supporiDg the Hotts, and Benet, to Petw, and costly isrontigalioas by Demo­ be both Demoenlk. the Praridoacy held crate- Committees, gotten up for Politiral from Grafton County in place of Sam nd by a Democratic meumbeut, and the Capuel, in which the guilty pertio. are auaaad throughout paid off and sent over the Border. AU D. Wkxkb Democrat, by where vote tho dapart—t* Weston fraud was stataioed by the Sen­ by Doanocnt* T 1* there any doubt that ate This is a glorious rswh, and viodi inraoaofBueh an grant, the arrogance, A1 Waahingtoa on Twmdsy, Gen. H. th. istimidation and the indomitable *df- V. Boynton, pte correspondent of the Cin­ Hiwtal ire, while it seta the sod of pubcinnati Oajnitf, tostified before the dyHe repudiation and aaocaoa all the mat formation that 120,000 or 125,000 out of J who were puttee to that villianotta outTHE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION the Kentucky Cawtral coat wm paid by Mr Pendleton to Mr*. Bowen (afterward* Mtn. Bdkitapjfroui Col B F. Grafton.' whom authority waa Gen. Kiddoo. U.S- Jemy al aa oMimstod CM ef 4*,*0e,000, or more ttaa S3W0 per paiiawt; white ia New York three are in fso— ofboUdicg i 1 ' ! IVaahingtou D. C. March 11 th 18*6. The imp—ebtDent trial of eX-Scerrtary Belknap ia postponed indefinitely, through the mitersWe mtemanagimeut ofthe Demo craiie lender* of lite Huuseof Reprreatetiv— They were so exceedingly anxious for a grand spectacle, to aff.-n the .New Hampahire election., that when they brought in the report of impeachment, last week they actually lei the only witoow to the crime alleged r*cgp« to Canada. Tb-chairman of the Committee that drew out the critience actually took Marsh to the oftce ofthe Scrgoant-at-Anns and had him paid off; and then he went to New York, and after to Canatla. Fro— the outsat the House Democrats have shown that their greatest deaireTs to make politi­ cal capital out of their discovert— Il is not the /nmMtnnl nf Mknnp that they care for, but the defeat of the Rcpubli —na ia the fall election*. No, whan the I*ra*ident, through the District Attorney, had waited the evidence ia the pooa—rion ofthe Ifeaocratic Hoose fora day.ro that Mr. Belknap might be indicted and soon sent to the penitentiary, tkr /forte rr/aaarf! It wants nothing of the sort just now. It b determined to hare Belknap bapeedted by the House and tried in the Senate, that tho Dntorratic party may make something ml of it. Marsh must be coaxed beck first, and so a bill is pa—ed ia hot baste bolding out the promite of protection to all wbaoams required to tnstify before any of the Hon* oommittees A, I rwd the bill, it h not not only a premium on coafimriou, baton rseoahly. It myo virtually; -If there bo anynecundrel ia tbaeowatry who boa been engaged in nefarious tranmetions with any Rnrnbli-noffteiri, if be will wwdand aid thia Democratic . enrtying the eountry MU foil . D-mwracy. by implirMing tta than a fair proportioa of the hard money eleiurnt of the {arty, it will be seen there­ fore that the prospect of any Democratic agreement on the floor i* far worse than it haa l<een at any time in this select com­ mittee. The bouse Itemomt* of themxlr—, then, neither will nor can do any­ thing to help the bu*ine— condition of the country by promoting any improvement of If we compare the two parties,** to thb matter, we shall find the feet to hare been well stated by our Washington corr—poodent in a recent letter, thus "A few Itemovrata and a Urge majority of Repub­ lican* want the apeedi—t poamble return to sperm currency, white a few Republic­ an* and a large majority of DmaocrUa want an abundance of paper money printed and put into cireulatioo without delay. ' /fol- few the Rep.uhlinui member* are GROCERIES W<? have a double Stock as any o '■ninini in the Store can see and"’th<ry wi sol. cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, saysotir DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw. and evervbod allow, our SIYTY CENT TOBACCO is boss of City. Phin suvs don't tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it i. IO hard work to grind them. 'vofntH. xxau SMITH, MANEE «£ PRESTOS Jf.'®. COOK Fw, i/i PnnnfttnLLr, Containing One Hundred anti Eighty Acre® of Laud, 140 lcre, under cultivation, 40 acres of Timber. The above Fann for sale Cheap and on Favorable Terms, for further information call on or addre.** CRAWFORD BROS. Grand Rapids, R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF v4eVani from the /.teyte bow dots be appear If the item is incor j rally publbhod, when he rusfov into the private office of the editor an'! demands the i—tant dumitea! of the offender on the threat of Hopping hi* pajwr ’* He care* nothing for the ‘ countryjw—a,” and yet h<f will elimb to the roof ofthe build­ ing to have hi* nam. pul in the paper — to get a ftrw puff. He rare* nothing for the • country pram,’ aadyrt ifhbname in correctly apprara in that —me country ta­ per. he rata—, or attempts to raise a di* luriooce. lie cam nothing for the "country nrvsa,' yetif he makes a fourth co pie. of tbe next iorae. ID ram noth­ ing for the "eountry pre—,'' vvt if he purehases a doxrn Logs or sheep ‘he drops around to the office, or runs twu blocks to catch the reporter to te-H him of it He earn nothing for the "country pre-, yet if he engage, in the nconnt or any other burin—a, bo u aura to inform the editor. And then thia -me ria—, who rare ; pH,., - thouFll । 1 , । । ' ■ I 1 1 ' i ■ ' 1 ' , tniion, ihrtmgh its auboediaatea, iamb««* arerondreb are hereby pewuuacJ exemption from all puahhmeot for thoir own erim-l" The Huuae wM in a pack and Um bill went through . t ‘ ‘ r" Nteksra was admitted to th judge Hoyt at Grand Rapid., < Why not, then drop fnrti—num, and make a aineere effort to take up the <|tic^ tion - a buainraa nutter, as much *u the appropriation bifla, strictly revenue qu-tsoM. or any thing etec that 'can orabefore the Hou— ’ Why aliould not the sound money Republican* of the House take the initiative in the matter, since they are the larger section holding that ground, and brine forward the beat meas­ ure they ran a* the ta*i* of Democratic cooperation ’ Their conrtituenta of aD part:.-*, we are auro, would lie glad to vr them make the attnnpt al la-mat. whatever mqtht be the result. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Great Bargains Pianos and Organs, HAZELTON BRO.’S PIANOS. NOTICE. U.S. HADEN & SON'S PIANO. ' I ‘ . * priodpie uf of alkwing a criminal to tarn MMe'i evidaoew. Tree, but it always ox«rima ita dijyreiiou. Il dum nut boM oulafeMraTfareLMto ril rulprita. In this emo it is the Democratic pnrty whwA hoMsoatapmrioa toril thievm who wffl implmte Rapcfolioan official* h aright Tke Bev; Mr. B»yntow *t TVi p-a u the ft. * Cboroh on * R-g'i—to Ihb eUj — Itaa hsMy adjournment of the Rome in ordo to e*caj,e Mr. Holman • tbrrwtenad reanl rr lion*. rrentlHiugli tls-y'lisd b*-m reprodn <v>l in |nrt from the Indiana Republican 14*ff,rm Evra ia a political pant .if tty and iu the Govenneot. The lard money Krprewntalinv. therefore. threw away ■. good opportnnitv when they bdj» cl to pi.t life <-vtingui*hcr of adjournment com. fi* Home iu for the Admtab- S party, which haa been a regular debating club for weeks, baa al last announced that it b unable to agree - Eight of tb» mem1-er* favor a A, called resumption plan, so dubious io its nature that it teta out with the repeal of *o much of the Ii—umpiioti art — fixe* th. time for aicomnliahing its object, white tire other firs will consent to nothing but tin- .naked- repeal of that dan*.-, Ifthi* was not a alrirtly repre CROCKERY too, but Dun says it is gbing Io be a good winter fpr-Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, .and he will sell it Cheap MUSIC JACKSON on that day. thrust arida by thane arrogant Southern Repreweatelir— who defeated in the field, return to ply their work of di«orgMixslion in the Halls of Congn—. Aroord- The people of Barry •County to under­ stand that by « mistake in an order, the. have sent us 40 dozen lint Will Hnins. says he can sell them < 'heap to get them cleared out. . Well they sent us a double order of lest himself 1200,000, he had lent the • Attrition Flour Co." »M)0,000 oa 4600.­ 000 of it* Block, which stock Wai worth srsa in blind indifference to high Mteeoi iu which needlework is held in England where specimeua rf lacs, embroidery and draw form one of the moat attractive and elegant departmmtn of the Mnacum ai termed, or felt friendly toward, had iu Kensington, of which i’eeraw— are the interested patrons and contributors, and in ■ouev <m jnrt as worth!—* security- The ’ director* were aH aarprfeed when the fail TheN. V. Tribont, (which certainly is not a Republican paper) in speaking Of the conduct of the Democracy in the Hoorn since the opaaiag of Coagrcaa. r»ry truthfully says : ■•We cannot remem­ ber a single instance in which they have shown a fltneia for the practical work of Legislation, or aa ability to rise to the level of an important occasion. Their debnice have been usveemly wrangle*, their theory of polities, is a wild scramble for nfirr, their •tot/MMaaXi), is nothing bcUer than mud throwing. Il ia quite dear that in their arraignment of Bolknsp they thought of very little except the arx/ 1‘miilratutlrl'etiut, and if be ha* escaped It must be apparent to every careful through their htcdlaanea*. it b> bemnve otaerrerof the proceedings in Congreoo his punishment eras a secondary rtmeidethat the leadership of the Democratic lion, which they ioal right of in the ex­ eitement of the great discovery .” T; irinuj wiw, —j ,--------arc almost symbolical. Either in their doomed to an overwhelming defoat' It is proper sphere can accomplish wondersThe country payor is welcomed to the no tima now fur either a’ well-mcaaiog military dud with a low moral sen** or a homes of the coaalry people, and-whan a smart and erafly politician. It must be a ptroqu is board to aay tlrit they -re man of the loftiese character, or he will be beaten out of sight in the fall campaign. There arc such mm still ioride the Itepublicaa party; but I fear llw power of the “ruin" will render the nomination of one of them impoasiblc. Ws shall soon see, It is now manifest, even to th—e who could not or would not see it l*fore, that the Democrat* ia Uungrrs* are going to accomplish nothing oa the fitrnwrial qnration U b not merely that they had be­ —r—s refusing with unneerwary curt fore them tta difficulty of carrying Deas, to admit all specimens of women's through the Hou- such a_ measure aa work relating to dre**. raised such criti­ cism that it has been found expedient to modify tho rule. A strict interpretation of it would exclude all such valuable arts aa lace making, which has attaiued a very creditable mage ia thb eountry, embruid- Stocks went down frightfally, other bonks ibiecred in anticipation of runs, and for a while it asetnti probable that a panic would sweep over the street. Bat, fortu­ nately, tho event passed witboat a wide­ spread trouble. Thia failure lets ia a flood of light on Now York businra- end Naw York busi­ ness men. When thia staid, solid old beak —thja eminently rtwpcetable "finaodsl iastitultou." went under, and its affaire came to be investigated, it was found that none of the directon, or, for that matter any of the oflicera, knew anythinr about Ito mauagamrat, that mx one of them had ever looked into it, there had never been a regular meeting of tho board, and that the whole managvtucnt was left in the hands of one man, tlte Vice President, Patrick 1 people, and will only be regarded as For Vice-President. proof that the Lot shot Aos tfrucA which' JOHN F. HARTRANFT, will/maA the Daaaocratie party in Noef Pennsylvania. yea to the decision of the RepuMiRepublicans of Michigan, citiaeaa of th. Courty of Bttry and lb« City of HsMiagsk let as in behalf of the -uw of equal and exact justire to alt men irre­ spective of party, sect, color, or nationality send answering to the Republicans of the Granite Hills, aa endorament ef the principles of the Republican party, and ofthe administration aa firm and unflinch­ ing, and a protest aa bold and defiant of the position of the ao called Democratic, but really Coafederate party, u today com— to ua from that home of patriotic j—— -r— th* MtM rf 1 'TTT-l™.., iS- — 1—• — J4. *• Every Instrument FULLY Warranted OU PUk aid OrtaK lata ii Muse far Ma R. D. BULLOCK,, Wholesale Agent .for Michigan, Northern Ohio and Indiana. Branch House* at Grand Rapids, East Saginaw and " ••aar« PBaaanoaoar, �retire- Tn« Ksr*»L|CA" amtui ron ar uaat tram. ' SIGHT Msr&iidii SOHGsExsy£fflj The editor of the Montcalm Ilrrald sets his editorial up himself, and without any cop/ before him. The Kent County Republican Conrsation will be held at Grand Rspid., April ■> It ..11 ..-U—L ‘ 1 LakeMieh^an.Saperi^, lIw> »<»’l Ik. Detroit river, sad Lak. Rrie. srorL «S-1 seeking I. ibb w< .lun u ww<n-ju SET EF FlMPtelttll The Adventists' CoOsgr at Battle Creek closes on the 24th, and the "pcisig term begins April 12lh. Hchuyler Colfai will lecture in tho Ashing tkerain a. they thlak proper. joint. Koettn, uuu.t, ner. luunr. lacox. cboku. gkxkk. KO. KOUJf*. KOCK nULKO. DArxrroKT. *recurtxt. WA3Hr¥OTGK. IOWJL Crrr.GKtX pioo Ltr"T*UttMUK. 60 Cents. education of children will be welcome at the Kinder-Garten each Wedmteay mor ning front 9 to 12. location No. 8S Jef- Fraak Uorton. of the 8*nlt canal, that the canal will !«■ ready for iproing on April 25. The hand rar on the C. A L. Il P. II. run over a dog near Potterville Eaton county, throwing the rar off the track and badly braising the section hand* who were on the ear. Thomas Belta, and IVbolt, who plead guilty to the burglary of John Miller'a clothing store, in Battle Creek a few weeks agn. Were sentenced by the Circuit Court on Munday last—tho former get­ ting seven years nt hard labor in the Stale O-DATS ADVERTISEMENTS. 60 Cents, Licafo Um JUticej SPECIAL NOTICES. J. Cole & Son IT WILL CONTENT YOU ANNOUNCEMENT Iswil.er as ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Liat of Patents . HU «e. Irir.plating a rial re U11U00 aU Having formed a Co-partnership for the (Signed! Brun.an MrLu LA.x. Krpoee of carrying on the Agricultural iplement trade, want all in want <>f Farm ing tools from a plow point to a Thrashing Thane noted -Machine to gire us a call. We are located regular iu the room, firately oerapied by Dwight nuqmee uf electing State delenlos to ths Thursday March 3tHh. and »lse aaJ thMigbiftil National Coavenuon in Indianapolis on A Burrall one door East uf II. A. Good years Hardware Store where we shall be pleased to meet our friends. Our stock West Point Cadelahip will be entirely new and selected specially ‘L. .L _ e_ _ __ • .1 ■ _ - * ufaetured in their own county, which.can be bought there foe 10 cient* Moses W. Field ha* called an Indepeud- GROCERS. racial ate domestic topes, mstracULd amuse them by its foreign and domSEc cnrrewpoodcnce, -boicr stories, quaint char­ acter sketches, sparkling and Witty para graphs, original ogd entertaining araoante of travel and adventure, cbaas and pottle columns, etc. AH the nows, eummerstal, political and general, ate the erram of wrentjlitera tnre. A newspaper that will meet errrv '« Gilbert, dale. Michigan Uiy. W. Greding. Pulley*. Detrou A. Hall, Making ExeeteUr. Jacttuo J. Higgins, Table Kahe., Itrtrmi ids. Otr k tat it tk Livat Unn tat UH PUStffl stucco f , . WATEfi LIE LIE SB(t8 G cun aa Willano, Rep. 3rd Cong'l District. pose of considering th* matter, and effect tug some srrangvmeat preparatory to ironing the road. Thia, however, may prove to be nothing more than a rumor. A comiderable portion of the road bed is completed, and it is I oped that at no diatent day the entire undertaking may re- Wiihfohn of the J.... publirau. toward our foreign l«n> cilixeas * ,ki* 500 CORDS WOOD. 500 cords of 1G inch store wood for sale at $1.25 per cord aelirered. ' C. F. DM IGHT. If You Want T he Best Mini:Ess Ust,EmrBM fbks. CALIFORNIA SUBSCRIPTION-POST PAID, For Kansas and Colorado The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Hail rc«il fnun Kiriu, (‘ire «n.l nn ■i.nrni leskteel »n l <b» r^plialiu*. m dktboit ran Shingles, Lath, &c. ihieh New f/ani|ehire haa Ilrpublk-SID “f ; enough. W ith.nit either policy Tie Detnit Free Pres Co. intelligent voters of the country during DETROIT. MICH* •■1^ is concerned, that party .land* •ulelalialJy READ THIS Republican Caucus. ..d llepe. . .r william | F.'jsRUGMAN A SON. Hampshire grretly tilB lodge, in Michigan, withan ng-' 1 Grat Redictiai ii Prices! •^1'* Irani from the £h://c that P. "W. Ben Hill rey. that if the RefteJic judt. Hoyt nl lirand Rapid., on Monday. 1 l< To the Centennial via Baltimore Republican < aucus. .nick we.rauu.1 refrain from ' ike rem*rt*Me kralikft.lsre. him. P"1,1* ,if« wil* h*r' ftr I We shall have to Ind him fin-well, Niagara Falla ' x^M,r or Buffalo. “ JOHN STANLEY. Green Bay and Marquette Line Io the only Itno for JlXtarUJJ, w Amro wk. Fomd De Lar. Ouwwnew. Arrurroa, Uuu Bat. Kacawaaa* Nmavxbm. IfaaQi-rrva, Hocuma, STEBBINS BRO’S. fall >up|Jy at J. P FURNITURE BUSINESS NOTICE. Bepilbli. thad any Br Outikit Or Committml Hrxnr HntonTAUx Cteiraiaa. Republican Convention From M to II .23 as to grade. Warranted from 13 to 25 eta., cheaper than any other House in Barry County. COFFEE For 25, 2s, 30, 33. 4<» and <3 rent-. Look at the quality. CANNED GOODS Totnatora, Prachre Chemos, Ilumbi Pine Appte, Pears, Green Pres. Ae., Ac­ . CANDIES W hare the beat asnortment and wll for warranted. We Invite all persons to cnll and Inspect our goods, for they all the Irast money in the city. ‘ bsor Inspection No trouble at all TOBACCO show goods. Parties having PMurea to frame Republicans of Rutland. .lair, lor lownmup I pcinl. deiopure to th* Coantv Convention, t to be bold in Hartirte <« rfatnrday Apnl i Dated Rutland, Mareh 17th 1R7«. Republican t'eucua. The most wonderful explanation oftho Democratic defeat ia New Hampshire comm from the aoft money curwwity ahop iti Cincinnati. TA* jTnfwwvr office. “The Democrat* of New Hampshire and Counectieul," says the editor,‘•failed to present to the people bennefcwnt measure. They ignored the vital teae, end they will prob ahlyloae Connecticut aa they have lost New Hampshire. Possibly they will by and by lean that in espousing the peoph s side of lion which tou.be. al) bumthe money qt----uerw and all prosperity, lie* the path to political snerras, as to enrnmoc justice. If the Democratic party wtD not, learn that (mmm the coming Prvmdetitial elertiou will be an enlarged Photograph of Nsw Hamp­ shire, and with good reason. The wiytir ing Democrats, though foob or bondhold­ er. ought to lie able to read that fart by higAC. Speaking ofthe Pendleton drvri..patent, the New York ZfernWmya “Altogether the transaction reHeet* no credit upon Mr. x “ • - 1 hate been legally «T tasters nwatalnj tn th* H**l*r entitled le the nonry which he earned tarry fi-my. Mkb.. «•»* ”■ under hi. rontpeL But -rurally the Alice <W». Etsrtrek J TL— whole bttenom i. n job- It. revelation eloore the career of Mr. Pendleton a* a uaafttl ate trusted leader of hi* party. It will be regarded with sorrow by the ooun- The Clymer committee doings it in said have given fresh internet to Darwin's ob*er rations on climbing pistils—especially to his account of their carious twistings and n> we can do It I’ . _-r and Cheaper than any house In P ,f County. We keep the Largest a.,j Best selected stock of PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULDixoa, Biucxm, Parwa-HoLb- “Yen rascally little rar," is lbs w the New York World begins a reply to Republican contemporary. That com from harrowing the nervs with (lyme Peerless Milk Safes l am -tew all alone in the Photograph busineu,- and aa I have made tnwae mratn to increase my farilitim for doing ibrtter wvri than ever, aU should call ate gM a negative token. The mtporiOeiiy at my work in the past ia a salcient guarantee at irat e iworir in the falars. Haims ia Washington Block, .eg kiohtt lata, at wma 50 ARE IMPROVED For What? FLORfflCE Sim lACHISK NOTICE r FARM FOR SALE! Salisbury & Brossesu. �auci Election Notice. Chas. E. Little' Tobias J C Van Winkle Byron E Van Brunt Goo V an Wmkto A A Van Erwy Chan B Yau Brunt Jobs 8 Vivwaa Wm »rj. . — Vrooman Mayor M Williams Truman Bright James IF WtSiatas Gm. W Sr H ood George Welch W F WiW. J s IFt-imer Deloa Woodrooff Edward Wilkins James L Youngs George Ja"WCSi.. Mercantile .Training Zi Floral Guide YOUNG MEN Handsomest Guide published. Send for It. 1 DETROIT SEED CO., Lawson’s Curative FOURTH • FIRST •VFJLXVD- PICTURE FWES Tlie most extensive, thorough and comnlcte institution aT the kind iu the world. Eight thonaand graduate. of this college Inw in'tu-cvraful bupinew in the principal cities and towns of the ifnited States i PICTURES, j Picture Frame Mouldings. Bailey Henn 11 Brown Edward F Ramen Chauucy A Bower JamcaM Bowne Andrew J Blanchard Johnatha Bailey AMa W BaflayCfcarto. A Broaaou Newton J Black Aaron .M Button WiHiaxa A Tas RUM Kill of EdKatiaa for Yom Moo. GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS. WI ateaale and Retail. 11 Michigan Grand Avenue, Detroit. fgNTRAL L. E. STAUFF I Magnificent granite building, with elc| gantly fitted and funic-bed apartments fur ; tho application of and carrying out of <>nr tiorel and systematic mediods of sSSESsSSS'tiF.i HASTINGS, SCIATICA. NERVOUS ICK HEADACHE. L. •ndU.U.Mak.i. I;-, FAT'EXPBIWS esMCKu-J. L«.(Tv. BUSINESS TRAINING. ALBERT DI< TOSOH, Rromley Murray Barlow Chas E Cornell Sylvester Clow Horatio Dewvy Geo M Darling Wm II Diekerwtn James IHekey William I! Dunning Jatnrei Dwight Chariot F Dennis John II Eastman William T Francisco John Frrat WilHxm H Goodyear Henry A Grebb* John A Goodyear George E Goodyear Nathan B Wbdehole and Retail. Rheumitrem, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Young men who contemplate a buainaw I life, and parents having rotis to el urate. SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO I are particularly rc*|Uralod to send THEOLD FOLKS, AND TO THE I for doe nmenta relating to the college. which BOYS AND GIRLS. [ give full infunnatuui ns to terms, coudi- SSiS.iaiiX'ss’j DUl.cn IK SEEDS, FOR SALE at THE BANNEWlr FICE filCKFOp.D w°matic Knitter MICHfGAN 1878. SCRIBNER'SMONTHLY. 1876. Erway Eli Filth John L Goodyear WmS Green Wellington CENTRAL RAILROAD. We Invite the attention of the public to riCMIBXEB'a MOXTULY. which now deservedly ranks among the juust n.- t j. craft. j. i>. rosm. F retch I A«X ttelroii. W, Pre* A*x5etMI frt ilmTaitorrs© RAIftOAD. THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Family Knitting MachineI Beunott David J (.'ampbeil Frank E ■ Campbell’Robert B CoDma Elbert 8 Craddock Joreph Cannon Peter Evans Edward J Gilbert Heuiy F Gregtwy Dwwitt (' Green kdward L f.km Robert Coosi Bylvestc Curtin A AV " “ ~ WML L’PJ ■firstt.sw.” "Gabriel Conroy." by Brel Harte, ,Of which tbo Ikxtun /tos/aays: '*It la a serial that will make every new num­ ber of BcbibyiEb’h cargerlv m.iiglit for.' If H bad nothing else t>* recommend Haynes George Headrick Wm O Haff Edward 1. Huffman Wm II. Hogie Edward Y Mallory Edwin H Main Fred Main Mils Main Harn Meaner Owner E_^_2 " Marsh Theodore D / Myers Willi Mance Danis! Morgan Wt The Loulavlll "The second Ini er than the tln*t Inobd/or." TggSUi ‘Philip Nolan’s Friends,’ (teGirtii at flmr Mt STRAWBERRIES AHO PEACHES ESS Quackenbush Ro lae Joseph Lotvoso D Ryerson Abraham J r . red K a *— **L— Shriaer William 8 Salisbury Beth Slocmn George W Hmith Pbiocas Tyler Aiooro H I Phillips Travers Phillips Leander Pratt P D M Roberts Janie-* I’ sssis- *fgjj!.*»ggtKS Sf Nicholas for 1875. i.ardre >re4>.|l c.C.c.JfhlK j; novel ■» laid iu an English mining town and from the find logo tu the la-t the Interest la unrtagxint.-. Among other notable papers we men­ tion the followins: "A SECOND •FARMER’H VACATION," by/flol. Gfcortow E. WXKIXO. dearintlve of a I row-boat nde of two hundred and flfry : mites. In one of the moot fertile and In­ teresting of the vine-growing valleys of Europe—a region never seen bv the orI dlanry traveler, but full of interest. In Its social and Industrial at|>rcte. a rare «. SI .'WATMFW. *IU CU-.S Xsrsorios a»4 -t WM-fevs. Rjiestk. Maw. 1X.I.U.SM PENSIONS To whom Pensions are Throop Anneniiu Tinkler lUllmi.i II I’uJtrhill Rowland I. VanVleck Abdrew r.Worff HIIIL. alker Jan*- Bottom Betujnlt Bar ore Chancey Brenner Wade Brady Thoma* BaUh Wm Berry John _ St Nicholas for 1876 I'MKttMccea grester sUractiuui (than the prvibius tuImbiss. A strssg festure uf th" new Tulumc la an American Serial Story ‘•The Boy Emigrant*," byNoahBroaki, Oi»lng ths aiheuturei »f a party of l»jr, on their lung journey screes ths plains. .1111 a Ti.M partrehure of their Life in California during thu days of __ tbeu Gold-Fever. -Mr ltnw.V. I...... . " .1.1, MB. AM there Is ■»> sUlarei p. be das « ladrstsreol nocnn th- rare uf twu bandr alas-naht daltua sad artrr-aise real! it •ad atre •» aUareer (re ufl.cMT Sr. Mui a, in Uad ■.Hirers i-re-lr ar<>vMol->o 11 er orereeduss at Is. or in walp. hattos bs •litutedlorerererUisawoual das an aatd ears « aaf part ibsrerf Notice Is hseahy FREE HOMESTEADS ■Mt *M CksMcst 'iuirMCZ.aM UMIOJf PAinnc" RAILROAD, UIWffBRASK’A. OIASD BANK All DETROIT THE EREMY OF DISEASE I THE FOE OF PAIN Itby opinion; “XHE OLI ' for pure sentiment; tOCIETY" for gracc/ul Tte tes! Beieiy for Hart Tines! 8IAND RAPID! DIVISION. The Reliable Sheri Line ■nff* ■•asrsks lAsesesr IkctsH «tt SmSw rws sserslirr.l Simla . TSmtl st Bsrrv Looser is Uio Ma MPSTANG LIN ENT « YEARS AH hTOOD THE TEST OF ScMiMKB’a MOXTHI.Y ia now rccogntred.both In this eountry and In Eng­ land. aa the great r.*nre»etitallvc Amer­ ican Magaalne. Encouraged by the favor accorded to It by a generous public, weshnL* alm, daring the Centennial year, to rcllpae its formerachlevmcnta In both Its Lite­ rary and Art depart man u. Hcmbxkh la sold by all Fnwr Ct.atw THERE IH KO ROHE IT WILL .IT Wai a DENT r -----.U ■uri.ra aa<l rrlsiMured by , nrt nf pTM«nl .J . i»el eontributers. among vham are: Ulya»t. George Mar *lOi2!^,.C'ir,S5?aXOl*‘0- Eoul'“ U I-B- Aldrich, Pbvlte. Abl,y Morton Diax. HarrietH.Procott Bpofroolc.^SZd. Donald U. Mltetrell. H-. >»«Sund SHAKERS’ GENUINE FWWIB k VEGETABLE trout, Lucy Lareom, Qharie- Dudley Warnen Bret Harte. J-rank it. Hock| ton, EUnbeth Akers Alton, T. W. Hlg. »nr tnu mtos at ism IOWA axdIJbbraska. uarfsl.Uveljr.ami osterulalng aa die i urt bort wnims aMsrtlst* saa make U. Some of the yin«t Works ol Great Palo tern bare boon eagroreu f, Mitmuus. and iu HluMratioiu fH )»~i MWaycwr; M for bound ro . DEN Ite Mute I'm Hire JLR ft> a. tjL**^**^^**••»*’ M Ff—!_•*«. l-mducu will pay for Ltd SEMKyd'i I * ""*** P*.*.!*" AT THE rUE BEST PRAIRIEiLAND mJ I-prnr —n tj&srsrtat- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-03-29.pdf 6c38d3635a7070f4b3e1647526a418f9 PDF Text Text Qeo. M. Dewey, Tift editor and publisher. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 187G. fS8FE8SKJll4L ABB BTO1HS CABBS. CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MIOH. L. E. STAUFFER, [Prop. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. WHOLE NO. 1035 £££*£ Better than inheriting n handsome There u no organlraUon, considered in projwrty, or holding a lucrative office, must it bo to rank as a prominent Dem­ reference to trad* and commerce, existing ocratic lawyer. Such a man does not cm- tn this country, or perhaps iro any other, that embodies more wisdom 'or. has a bctxlu, no.doo. be bribe ur toko bribes — think of hi* proponing to per a gamoling higher character than that of tbo New Hare now in Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE a full and comdebt to mo, a tuaristai*! A nm name h. simply cAarpra, with a vigor that would Ycwk Chamber of Commerce. Iu mem­ it would gi’e if tho story got oat! have put to shame MacDonald's charge at bership is largo and include*. the bort On* objsetioa often made to keeping plctc line of the battle of Wagram, and as he generally He is a brave boy. though for all that. practical financial and btuinoe falelli. land permanently in grate b that weeds Tim night the littie brown house on the has his clients' moary in his hands, he gencc of New York and Brooklyn. The come in and crowd out the graosc*. This hili had a new visitor; no other than lakp extra good care of his toll before he opinion of such a body of men u entitled b only true in neglected fiefis, aa i* shown poyf over. There is the case of the Hen. h d Judro Graham himself to gn-at weight; and that uur read ere, may by the fallowing : He just jumped up and said ehoehilly : “You havo a noble little sou, madam," Georg* H. Pendleton of Ohio, who expects om what they think on the currency In a report of Lawes and Gilbert, the •■Oh yea, mamma! Ill go." be said to Robbie a mother; and ha told to fimire as a candidate before lb.- next question We quote as follows several of most celebrated Eoglbh experimenters, Then be caght un hia little cap in Democratic Natitmal Convention. He was her tbo story of th* bet. th* resolutions adopted by the Chamber they arrive al thb gencra^rcauitThtfurv. band and the pitcher in the other, i “A boy with such a high sense of hon­ u appears by his own statement before st ■ recent meeting: tkooe rararam wtnA mwk nertatej rfa started off. the Gimmittoe 6n War Dcj-artmcnt Expeii or, even though in this case it was a mis­ "1. A general rwmnption of specie pay­ dixvo/Asy, at ike same r*M eery muefi eaBe was fa a great hurry to get back taken one, draerven to l>o looked after," ditar*, the President uf a railroad and the ments is alike indropensable to the rein­ I eratiMd A*j>n— added th* Judge ami then be mode a administrator of an eotato owing throe-fifths statement of our financial aflaint upon a tape," often of the road, ft might bo supposed that safe and enduring basis, to the restora­ It was down hill all the way, and bis yel­ in thaM ufficiil cajiaciliea, and under full His wife wa* an invalid, ami they lir*d tion of confidence atul activity in every low curls streamed out behind as hi’ little pay, >m could have seen to the collwliou striped legs flew over the ground. Judge of any claims of the rood which he regur bmoch of industry, and • t> renewed sueGraham, the richest and grande', man in dud a. salid. But Mr. PemBoton was re» in all the J«moils of commerce. "2. For tlio sttainment of this cad two the village, was just crossing the street aU. . lawyer in hia own behalf, and so be and Robbie had to wait a minute to let made an agreement with himadf—with things an- needful. An unalterable pur^b* Judge looked at him anti the approval, ufcourse of the other owners p-rte on the part of Congrow and the peo­ and Gilbert made some very intercering ple u> abide by the law of 1S75, fixing experiments with different meadow land. of the rood, who would have been likely। the 1st of January, 1879, for the rewumpin addtrio, io th. abovs, I wish to i "I'll bet you a quarter youll fall down to b* guided by his advice in the matter— to collect a claim against tho Government II lion of epccio paymenu, and the requi­ briefly refer to another remarkable point. and break that pitcher, little boy." he site ability on the part of the Govern­ Al great labor and cipuoe they tried of 1148300, for which he was to receive I HTOVKS: 1 , ra,, .. •WhirtHag a* merrily a. . brk, hb hte the modest cociperiMtion of 50 per cent. ment to redeem iu legal-lender notes in similar pieew of moadowi with different coin al tin- time appointed iu said law. fcrtiliien. The change in relative on one car, and bls pent* tucked into hi. "This ability may bo acquired in one proportion of plants in the meadow was boots, a boy canfc towards me of whom I Ju»t st that minute— how did that stone asked the same question. The fellow of two ways: cither by an increase of VtXT striking. ° ’ I irct in tbo wav ?—whack went Robbie's gold in the Public Trcnury prior to Jan By irrigation, in England, it has boon looked up and with a glance took Jn my »y <lrm, my natiormlity, my profeuary 1st, 1879, or by a material tlceresue found that some grasses increase, others Hxs die Largest Door of any Stove in the Market. decrease; that “large and innutritions iuou and almost my name I herb* in pastures are destroyed by irriga. ^“Yes, rrrv'nor,' ha replied, with a The OilANGER s “4 Nothing can pumibly b* gained by lion, their phoe being supplied by the brat qSxriral Jiook: 'follow your nose, and deferring to a latter period than that now gntsans." Docks and a few others are ex­ youTl ba there afore you know it.' This i« the HsndwnJeat >....1 Ilcuvi.-.i fixtd by law the redemption with coin of. ception to this rule. wsa ‘Young America;' and as he pransd A little editor is a “we" thing Manuractured. ita legal-tender notes by the Treasury, One great cause W deterioration of on I heard him matter, ‘A Johnny Bull Sometimes gets out of temper—Stell. "Don't err littlu boy," he said. “It! fur sutinticn roncluuvcly show a balance meadow land the English have ftdly Prices Lower than Ever Before in Barry County. hurt pretty badly, didn't it* Be a man., The hardest part «if a cradle—T of trad* against the - country ever since learned, that is, “by allowing great to get' though." the war in exeem of the aenua! product "I won't cry fur the hurt," said Robbie, of our miurw. mikes the hay of poorer quality, but it struggling bravely with hit tears: "but 1 “5. Bv a timely exercise of the power weaken* the plant*. This tact cannot be don't know huw I'm ever going to pay When cultured people have done a good conferred by the existing law for resump­ too itrongly impressed upon firmer, every­ it.” tiring financially, they arc very apt to tion of specie payments on the 1st of Jan­ where. ’Dim principle w well understood gratify their loogirtg to cultivate their The Judge thought Robbie meant the uary,•! 879, th* Secretary of the Treasu- and practiced by the gardener. He knows Ditcher, but Robbie wai talking about the ■etheric tastos by European travel. And that his plant* will grow %rptr and last so we see Mr. Psodk-too, shortly after his transaetioa. forming one in a pleasant bonds abroad to meet id! extraordinary longer if he pinches the flower-bud* off, or -demand* for exchange, to cheek the out­ if he prevent* them from going to seed. little traveling party, of which the present . thought poor lobbie. he walked sadly flow of sfweie, and to rccuparatc the na­ Wo can prolong the life b! -nearly every drcmed lad with book, and a brack box borne; “but I did. an-1 now I've got to Mrs. Belknap was another. Such omnei- tional fund by a temporary retention al herb by prerentinz it from seeding. Wheat I had found this the only way of stopping nay Honest men always pay th dr debts. entious trusteeship of the property of or­ homo of the whole product of our,mines." may be made to last another rear beyond a Yankee buy. When 1 asked him the I I’ana al wap did. fur taamma liu often phans, and such diaintensted soil of a These resolutions, with tune others, its usual urn* if the flower-stalks arc kept question, he lifted hia hat, and turned and railroad officer iu looking after the Inter­ told me no, and that was the reason people rane he can't shoot straight. ‘Pres up having rcfsrana- to the same subject, indi­ cut back. Nothing is more tryinmto clo­ walked a few stops with me. I always thought so much of him, if lie was ests of stockholders' surely, ought not on ■ If you find it bird splitting wood, rap­ ly to be recompense"! by suitable recrea­ cate the view of the New York Chamber ver than to permit it to go to seed. The this street three Nocks, air, till yon come poor. Everybody respected him, muntn* of Commerce as to the policy to be pursu­ earlier hay m cut, the bettor far the to that large Iron before a drug store. •ays, and she IcUa mo to be tike him ; and pose you split th* difference. tion, Irat to remind Ih-mocratic adtmrers ed. The great difficulty in achieving strength and longevity of the jdante. I can't unless I jay my debts. I mtnn't of the larger trusts and heavier roq-otiri specie payment st the time draiguatod is I tell mamma about it. that's sure, or she'd hiliiios of the Presidency itoelr go and p«y it, and she hsan't got any more Mr. Pendleton, however, is not the only How striking I Mown. Hits A Kicks grass for hay. Moot of them believe it b specimen oftheao discreet and «df-prc<ect. ! I than enough fur her and baby slid me keep alagerbisr saloon iu New York. best to mow when the plant* arc fa blos­ ing Democratic lawyers. Gov. Tilden < f There bar-, been good many fires New York has long been known to bo ansom, but many of them writ longer. I | Robbie looked quite sad when he got are busy construction rurrwy platform girls, bo carcfal about your hare jest given a well oiUblished rule, home. Mamma thought it was the broken lately. on which to run a prraidential candidate, that for pxxl of the plant, cut before the | pitcher that weighed upon his mind, and rather than iu devising any method by flowers appear. In the American Agricultu­ , tried to comfort him. but Robbie was whieh to living about specie payment. rist for 1875. page 217, Prof. iV. O. At­ ' turning over titans in hia curly head. He Their great question is, if j»»wible. to water give* the latest conduxioes of chem . couldn't think of anything he could do banxioaixc the two wings of the Democ­ ist on the"proper time to cut hay: “Itde­ that would be worth twenty-fire cents to racy, so that both shall pull .together pend* 1st, upon the feeding value of the anybody but his mamma, and she fculd't different patterns of imported and domestic next fall. Republicans seem to be wait­ crop gathered, 2d, uj»n the value | afford to j»y. Tilden's bands a aarylav of about 1290,900 ing to see what the Democrats will pro­ of the aftergrowth- 3d, upon the A warning to, boys who- patrunite pie­ He charges 120,OKI as outran! fees, and pose beferi- taking any decisive step value of th* root* and stubble left to ea stands—The Pi-Elaa of Harvard were it issuppAwed that, en one daim and an­ i Politia and pwidMit-tnaking thus hold ridi the soil for another crop," He says : other for additional anrriem. he took the burned out lately, j the whole subject for the present in abey- “We arc forced to the rondusion that, a* ■grater part of the balance that was in his 1 A firat-claMs from Detroit, ex-, "It's a luvuly doll, dear grandpa and hands. Hut m this purchasing Commit- I; anew, and the people arc left in unoer- far * the Jtntt»y ralur of tho .crop h pected aoon. when we slmll be prepared to furnish the best <jf|i grandma, but—but—I'd hern hoping it tee hare let fourteen year goby without' tainty as to what, if anything, will be concerned, the meet profitable time for liar­ dote. The difficulty of the resumption rendering any account of their tnatmje-1 । courtly wise. This is tin- one grvaj toil voting dover. b a little bafora th* period Clothing MA.D1C TO ORPER, ->.i pcrf.-ct of fall blreoom. The experiment* upon । nwnt. the matter is in a fig which it is iI of every currency scheme. By thia ten other graswa have not been as extensive, fits guarautee<l. at the Ohl Corner Stand in Empire Block. Hast-,, the object of this anil to dear up. Mr. II all the measures Cotignw on the sub- but so far as they have been made, as wdl _____a-__ i._ .1________ _wl । ing«. M ch. i ject are to be judged. as from analogy, w* may adopt the ranic oondurions." And he add* : "The** reX some fee, and as he has enjoyed extraor­ suits, obtained by positive eeiencc, dinary facilities in the commercial centre , agree with'’ the experience of the of the country, has become the [twev-jr | away ; others found that they, could buy most observing, intellirrol, peacitoa] men.' of great wealth, which he is now using to ready-made clothes at a !<■* price than she Another thing: if we cut early, wo save Some people iw*m to make very hard could afford .to make them for. So it promote his chancre for the Presidency. more lime for t^e **eond growth for work of undrrstondiug thf jwrfectly clew And what a placer that would Ik- to these grew worse and worse, and Mra. Gray's shrewd and avaricious attorneys' 'We ease of the IL puLliran victory in New another mowing or feeding. The whole heart often failed as she found how her of the article referred to u worthy of I We raperted the Demo­ do not moan that they would transgress llacipshiic. earnings fell off and thought of the long, careful study. cold winter that was coming so fast. ’ any law, but—the man who makes 5tl per cratic organs to show their ingenuity in distorting and misrepreaeuting the matter, I am not a chemist, nor havo 1 made cent, commtauous out of his uwn railroad Robbie knew all alwut it, and if he was careful experiment* to find the best lime and his trusteeship of orphans, evidently but did nut apprehend that anybody else nut saddened by it, as hts mother was, it to cut hay,but in an addn*s. January, woulihbot suffer if the President's salary could be misled by their nophistriw dr Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. 1872, jmnud In th* Report of the Michi­ sbouldUip put back to S25,tMJ0 a year. could fail to get at the truth where it is so obvious. It in intimated that this gan Board of Agriculture, on theoretical then turn it, and ent from th* tenderloin. grand Rt-jiubli»sn triumph i> not entitled Cuds, with some obaervarion, I slated Help lhepnrot* to both kinds. In carving a leg of ranUou Or liam, be graaw* should be cut earlier than b to its apparent significance because it has been bought. Now it is within the oog- lhe practice with most farmers,—a litllr gin by catting aero* the middle to the HOWARD WATCHES. riitracc of everybody that the effect of brfort tJu plaolt were ta /fewer. Several Lone. Cut a tongue acre* and not length reasons arc there given, some of which arc wise, and help from the middle part. money improperiy used iu election* — tak ­ and m felt thal his good tutne was at Carre a fore-quarter of lamb by aepora ing the worst caaes on record—la exceed­ lhe same sb now riven by Prof. Atwater. stake, the nano that his father had home ting the shoulder from the ribs, arid than » ingly limited. Tn close elections it may so honestly before him ; and poor Robbie's divide the riba. To carve a lain *f -red, turn a Ter j small percentage of rotors, heart grew sad and heavy as he thought begin at the smaller end and aeperatc the without clearly effecting the result, be­ about it. cause corrujaion, like an epidemic; cannot Robbie had one treasure, which he wore l>c controlled by politic*! line*. One party boys votes for the veA^ reason that was a gold dollar, and Robbie had worn it it want* to offset what it belveTe* the other for a rear, because almost the last thing pahy is doing in the same line. In judg­ papa had done was to bore a holo in it and ing of an election, therefore, this element hang it around his little boy's neck, laugh­ may u*u*llv be clunited, especially in the ing as he did so, and saying: preseuc* of large result* and poartirt in­ "Theru my boy, if you are not big dication*. Hero in New llamrebire we enough for pockets yet, you shall have a sec steady Republican gains, distributed pocket-piece al! tbo same." GREBLE & RUSSELL, VINEGAR oA *-s-^Va'Wy. IVWsucajI Bvm BA TBS OF AD FEB TTSINO. 'zlwsssst*** ukk*- ST*11 Scitmut /I Sr^T-rs, Shot, Shiqif Brllt, ®eV ®7®/r tccj Ttl\ TW> fjoutt ^un/hti/iilq (footit. The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, " Boiler Plate Stove The finest and largest line of , ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vests, and a . ■VJE3EB.TT FIJVK line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over ONE HUNDRED CUTHS IND CASSIMERES. TAILOR I J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. GILES, BRO. & CO. IYHOLESALE and RETAIL JEWELERS, . RKITVMK. I tenrai. C»4< HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? FOR ONE DOLLAR Wo will send, Post-paid Snptal asi Mechanical DENTIST THE WEEKLY WOHLB! DENTIST Huivillt, - Milan. 1»«7 tkla* steal tbs b 5*w aM BOARD k« KUQM, WJ0 »» DAT' fSepbimtimg DOHE at this OFFICE imposition hated OPPOSITION COURTED. Teas, Coffees and Spices jrOEETNT ST-A-WTlZETSr’S. AU re-Je. or T~" .Jtk 1K'“e «re!h "“J U^ lml-rwn. S. S. SU^CRR * CO-.. •' ",r -le »i Rrio" ’’bid‘ dc“ give me a call. to do. He just seixed his little rap and trotted off, as fast * he eotddgo, to Jadgo Graham's great white house, with tall elm tree* nodding Wore it, and the bitter sweet vinca, with their bright scarlet ber­ ries, clambering aver U. Judge Graham w* rather surprised to see a strange little boy inhered' into hb library, and still more so, when Robbie, atatux-ring and frightened, bid determ­ ined to go th roegh with what he had un­ dertaken, pulled tbo gnid coin out of hi* boaom, and fumbled with trembling little fingers at the knot "What b it nry boy 7" arid Judge Gra­ ham, kindly and then Robbie's tongue was unloosed. "Oh, Judge Graham I I havn't forgot­ ton my debt. ten debt I wa* was afraid you'd think I had, but I didn't know kaow how fatbe iatbo world to pay it. 1 thought and tb-.-Ugbt, and then I remembered papa's dollar, that ha gave ms the day be waa KIM," and Rob­ bie cboksd down a big sob. “I meant to kwp it always, but then I knew papa would rather 1 should ba an honest man, like Im ww, and I aort of felt aa if I was paying papa's money to Iren hia name the way ho left it And no, Judge Graout£. dollar radWod up wirttfuHy Conipoiwn tariie-t .nd Competiuon DeBed m OLD HUNDRED. Then he liad gone away to lib work, among th* great whirring machines in the factory, where he was overseer ; and two hours afterward all that was left o! Rob­ bie's papa was brought home to hb widow and orphans. Robbie never eould forget that day, aud the gold piece was a sacred relic to him. He had never even thought of it ■ tuoocy, utatil one day, when lie was brooding over his troubles, an idea Cashed into hia mind. He did not slop to consult anybody, be was too much afraid his courage would “»l into Um Judga'a bee, with hi. blue- eym. Tbo Judge had-forgrrlton nil about the bee, but, when he had drawn tlw whois with “pity ends.' A teacher in oae of oar prominent female seminaries on the Hudroc on being asked by a young lady of her da* what pig-iron *u, replied. “Iron given .fa ex­ change for awine 1" The “leap year necktie" for gentlemen booL It h a youg lady'« sleeve with an arm fa it, and go* all the way round the nock. Every enterprising young man St. Georg* Milvart's new work, "le*>n» from nature, as manifested in mind tod manner, " is just ready in linden. Tho work on Libraries, to be iaued by the Bartan of Education, will be of much wider scope than was at first contemplated The President (Store*) of Amherst mp tbit the modern system of edncatiori, em­ bracing a multiplicity of topics, is injnri. on* to the memory. Gen. Read, our Minister to Greece, i* said to ba writing a history of this eotratay. It will be the fullest and most com­ plete history of Greece ever published. The Rot. G. IL Crooks, D. D., i. hard al work upon the “Lift and Leuera of The Church Union traticca the ftet that th* First Presbyterian Church of Baltimore has had for it* pastor, in the The Rev. J. B. C. Abbott will add an­ order named, the KeV. Mc-wra. Fnrnis, other biography—probably one of Frank­ Bellow*, Sparks, Bluup tad Buruop. lin—to complete hts eeries of “American iMttor to the Phillddphla cousin—“We PioMera and Patriots," in twelve volumes. shall eertanly be there oa the Fourth, if not aooaer—the entire doreu of ns.” Do not be aftaid—w* shall mA disapjioint you Narer fool in boainaa mat ten. Do not kick stctt one in your. path. Lore to think and act for yotiraclf. Keep ahead rather than behind lha small quanity a» a time is readily eaten on the ground by tho stock, a* it will* and piartially eirea. Thiatle* and many other weeds are treated fa th* manner. In place cf the we«da and seeding gra*m will of­ ten spring ep afrofa bit*, very agrwwbk to atockefml kinds. In pectoral fa tbie country we very often »* June gramand other gra*!» seeding *ariy in th* season, thus weakening the roots. The dead dry crament far the next four year*. This u the question befurc the country, and it might just * well be asenmed once fur al! that the country understands it. Independent organ* may fancy that aom* little *han> olwervations id tbair own, some irrelevant cavillings about “Grantism," are going to tare this mighty tide which comm ftvm the cedlisicn <a pending iwues. and substitute some ingenious nrogramtnc evolved out of their uwn eg-iti*ucal profundity. Th*y will find where tbcT are tn due time. Of the DemocraUc leadera no eotamoo bkmo is lobe expected. "T-l_________ .1____ L. .l__. ..__ »__ a Th* King of Bavaria has bmtowed the Knight-hood of th* Order of Maximilian on prafi-ewt Max Muller. This Order m___ ___________________ _____ ooafiaed to a limited numbrr of men div- meat of the aahihllatioo. arc utterly tinguiabed in acience and art. corrigible. They have list the due Th* following Americans have been ' --------------------- . OUMtratory ax Washington; IW Goald Han^htrc tb. thw^dor i Do not meddle with bssro-w you knew of the Foeth American Argretine RnpuL -u ----- 1 -u— ----- • lie, aad Prof. Whitney of Yale Cuffepc A New Work oa "Ifnrmsh end its IoLabitaBta,"by ChaxUa Gordon, is aunouto ced in Loudon. In this' Utter Work lb* I sleep hard, in ordir to k-hold. ’ Certainly, let the board be spread end J bed be drcwscd for th* traveler; but Mt the espphsaie of bo^italily bn in pie to the verge of hardship' so that th* intellect is awake and seta the law* of lb* universe, th* soul worships truth and lore, honor and rourtteyjflow into all deed*" �Drwwx Falluro-Judfl. B.rrwttRstrts- Poliiioel— A CMtenntel Blunder—A Sad Story— Bu'-ine**. rapidly it would nsprowrish the foUM. Unr> The Sute would be ttapepdeisd. But under oediasry eircumstanea the Suu would hare a surpltu of one article and a deficit of another They would require cotton wool, ores, dysstnff* Ac At, with whieh to run their mill*, and tow, grain, rattle, coffee, lea, At. food the people. If all the other Stats* were Foe President, RUTHERFORD B HAYES. For Vice Praeideat. JOHN F. HARTRANFT, The people of Barry County to under­ stand that by a mistake in an order, they hare sent us 40 dozen waa told Ihit it ooaid not be remorsd without a Coroner'» order The proper mesaspo failed to reach tbs atborilim til! the office* were closed, ami the poor man walked the pier si) night, mourning by tlie body of his wife. Not till eleven o'clock tha next day could he take th*___ _ ___ corpse of tha wiffi and mother home to W«ir * »ndfo 1 Michigan stand then ’ It would ad iu surplus product, for gold, and with that gold it would purchsee .upplis*. The goods that were bought when there waa but one hundred millions wonld sell st a protainm, and it is very plain that every inflation of the irredeemable currency would carry that premium Mill higher. The merchant* would m that their prof it* murt be htryer each year to ‘ ’ of a depreciated eurroocy. T1 about 917.000, whfob he alwav* paid promptly Now that Bro. Drew ha* gone under th* note* are worth ju*t what lhe law, by General pit ; sad • hill lished letier by Mlniiter Ker Qulaey Adam*, prepoelsg. h ■ Tcmput mulanler. et not inutamiv cumciunilh*,''theold Romans u> r aay which being rcudarad In lhe > putting the finance* into a rendition that would enable the resident* of the Statu to compel* with the producers of other The Democratic papers are exceedingly States. Another would advocate dday. quirt on the Pendleton affair soggostiag that the growth of the State The investigation iato lhe post trailer­ would remedy the evil. ship business is actively progressing. While it is very evident Shake thing* up there, at Washington. would be a wide diversity of Expose ill the Democrats and Republican* girding the projwj conn*: to who have hail s finger in the pile. Kick would appear impossible that The State would bo obliged to reduce it* cxpencro to the loweatjpoaaible point consixteut with the efficiency of the public aervi et. It* people would l« made to i* rare to bring a period of disaster, and that lhe StJic bceomre dcmoralitrd when not in’exeta. of the reasonable want* of community. Gold would nowfiow in from the sale of it* raryliu productions. Re­ duced taxation would follow, and would become lhe baa'i* of the currency. If there would be any way l«r our Suu Rapid* oa lhe UXk of Msy weal, will la ksld st llw Crart Uoure. la lb* city ef IImmIbp on Mararday. ths nikfoysf April. !•?«. at 13 The wrer.ITvws.klr* la the Gmaly will be eatltle-lto four Jriegstn sack, sad the severa! wards aftba City of ttasllaga to oa* sack. By setter at MepoMieaa Caaaty Casualties THE FINANCIAL PROBLEM bilk, which should be legal lender fur all purchase* Tha people, by their iodnatry and thrift,\would become prodneen of clothing and furniture, and th. tillers «f lhe eoil would cultivate their aero, and Containing Qnc Hundred and Eighty Acres* of Land, 140 acres under cultivation. 40 acrea of Timber. The above Farm for sale Cheap and ou Favorable Tcrmrf. for further information call on or addrena . Ata recent gathering of leading l*emocrata end greenback Indepeodcnl* uf Illi­ nois, it is said the Democrat* pronounced the Independent platform wild inflation, and the Independent* refused to harden it. Mid retorted by calling the other fellow* Cupperhead* and Bourbon*, and charged' them with not knowing what they nrally did want. Finally it was agreed that Dem­ ocrats should be ran for Congress in Dem­ ocratic district* *od Independent* in the others, but. ss to the State ticket, the Commiadonm cvuld not sgree. *ud th* cnaferonee broke up without agreement. A Washington dispatch rays. "Clymer's Couuniltec is now runnisg manly a* a sort of circua for the benefit of ownapondenta,' b Clymer the n«y master ? Hia maneu- The PhUsdsJphia Time* ray* that inqui­ ries among the Philadelphia delegate* to the Peanoylvaaia Republican State Con­ vention show that after giving Hartranft a eomp&mentary vote, lhe strength of th* detagalion w01 be given to the candidate who ha* the best chance of being elected, whoever he may be outeide of Gen Bingham, who ha* pronounced himself fur Blain., none of the delegate, hare a. yet Beoidra tbc Gattlisg gun fraud with which rumor eooueet.* Gov. Hendriaks, be i* now accused of . ore disreputable operations at Indianapolis, that is, fig- Grand Rapids. R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON liking of all lhe little people, and the pictures are numerous and good John L Shorey. Boaton Maw. publisher. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A few short ye.ir* track and political partlaa Cooiaatad for ■upsriorlty u;>on great question* of national pulley or po­ litical economy, and aak even a Demo the pttrpeoc of getting a few thousand*. By reports from committee oftbe centen­ nial, it seem* a* if the women of Atucriru were not to hare anything to show ex­ cept pictures. There will not be wall steer enough fur all that arc sent. AH nght. Mrs: Wsahihgtun sptra and wore rotten dm*** atriped with »ilk raveled frotq old stqpking* for her family; and the Window women, who are justly en titled to be called the first Isdim of the country, u they eamc over among the brat to Massarbusrtt*, were clever nt em­ broidery and brad work, but their decesdant*have no suehskill to display, or arc not to be allowed to display iL All that the executive committea ol the centennial want to encourage in women is the ability to sculp and jaint. Now a [dain man may be excuacd for putting in a word here. I believe that I speak tbs ser.timcnt* of a gned many peofde of lhe best ctam in racy proudly- claim a* their founder Thoma* JcfTerson, who*e party. |>olicy teem* to liave been founded upon a low eatluute of human nature Io general Hct.ce in attempting to elevate hint­ self to the fbtefnagtairacy of the Union, bl* method vm «■ ViUttjr Washington fntblca, prejudice*. and low propenaitlraofthe million Iiemajogi-.ni was bla system and never ha* the leaching, of a leader, been more willingly fol­ lowed than are hia by hl* party of the present day. country, and this unmanly and debas­ ing system of pollttwi haa since contin­ ued to coutamlnata and debauch lhe polities of the land. Power la ennobling when honorably acquired and patriotically employ cl but when obtained by Intrigue and used for selflsh ends. It is degrading alike to him wboexoerctess It, and to those who are subjected to Its Influence. It was during the second contest, between HAZELTON BHO.’S PIANOS. HADEN & SON'S PIANO. ty-elgbt ploetorial veten to Mr.'Attain* etgbty-tliree The same »plrit per­ vade* tbc party atllland a foreibta llluatralian of it* power wu exhibited in tbe coutaal betwven Mr Cfoy and Mr. Polk. Thar* lived at that tUiie In thta city, an Iriah geutl'toau *bo held tb* potation of patak gurdaner and waa n heavy pfoeo of anUDtnce with the democracy end Harper’t Magathte for April, with ' elgbty-flre llltutmitoiu, contain* a rich variety of matter, suited to *11 ctaaora Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. fol Deronda," Goorge ■ Eltot's nrw nov11, fogiven In this Number, in tboo* chapter* the irero of tbo story appears, anil the masterly sketch** of bl* youth­ ful career are wan mate beautiful than Oli Pianos aid Onais tales ii Maijt for Herta. R- D. BULLOCK, Wholesale Agent for vol party aa they often did, It was neual to call on “Jimmy*’ for a song and with g rent feeling be used to .Ing And now to sum up fairly, it 1* safe that even a cursory st the antecedant* of tbc Democracy, und from them draw­ ing tklr deductions as to what Us future dudes that a* one of the condition* of is likely to be. The Htno ba* arrived Republtasu aocee- “Federal office bolder, _ ____ ____________________ whon. all rood taeu abbold eommart taka no pert in lhe Ctneinnsti Con- rieot wetk* oftbe wedtawm beU *oa>* luencc to keep down demagogue* and -.a-a—Aa Sri—a—*_ *._ demagngtam Callgrant for lhe prot week baa done nothing to spank of, the LnveatlgBtlona take up all tbc Urns of the ex-donfederatoa. an that they have sgry to * -4 Thaae who have been dwdy following the IWOstow matter say that there b Uttte doubt that it will be proved, Mt- CRAWFORD BROS. Cooj-er and two by the author of “Dlek and I.■’Emily Carter, Jrwepblu* Pol­ lard. Dura Iturnalda. Alfred Salwyn, to lira in, and a aturo to do bauinva* la, and there i» mighty little left. Now aday* NswHampsblre Federal goldjmported if ha get* out eren hr i« doing exceeding a Repu bttaan hue to tbs Democratic ly welt Chatatllont nt the Slate. How one would suppose that a jarty who so Jsyfuly The action of lhe Syracuse convention hop* that they have discovered a • big Heremcmbere*! perfectly all iu instructing for Senator Conklin does ae in qucw&ue, and told all not strike the Republican* of the city fa­ manly, straightforward, truth- vorably While Conklin is popular, and wbBc nossiblv the majority weald prefer him. toe coolest bead* we that this is no time to piuli favorite*, or eounider section*. Tbc mule team whieh wa* to pull again*! in the hands of the Republican party, and Bnstow wouldn't stir*a step. they feel it best to gn to Cincinnati un­ The vote of a man over ninety years old pledged, that the best men may be put iu gave the Republican* a majority uf tme in uoenination Pledge or unpledged, Freracells you one. Now doubllo** tbs Demo­ tary Bri»tow hold* ■ very high plac*> io cratic |«rty are quite familiar with Ibis the affections of the Republicans uf New story and betice the unseemly basts York. The shysters in the party don't । but then he gave lhe Ikmocrat* fits- The Democratic Legielature of Virginia is condemned by Democratic paper* of the State sa one of the mo»t ins^dent that Ita* ever congregated in the Capitol Ing the rtury of The 8l«o of Huston G. P. I-athrop write* of Early Aroerfonn Novelfota, Wilson Flagg ha* a ptearaut paper on Rani Architecture; J. K- Hos­ mer describes ilia Interesting life In tha German village, Lutaen, when Gusta­ vus Adol|>hu* fell; Col Waring con* elude* hl* papers on Hanltary Drainage We have a double Stock as any one coining in the "Store can see and they will he sold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says’oiir DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw. and everybod allows our SIYTY CENT -TOBACCO, is the boss of City, P hin says don’t tell anv body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. Howe, and aonto pleasant bit* of versa by Elizabeth BWart Phelps. U P. La­ throp, Edgar Fawcett and William Howitt tn the department devoted to ■ubtaanoe upon which they rest With the animal. It might be the peculiar bark of a tree or the jxrtlcular color of a leaf, but with bla Imitator man. posit­ ion jKiwer or pelfeeetn to be the oqtlv* agent In forming at leant bl* |*>lltlc*l complexion. Wlth.the Democracy of to­ day, thia la undeniably the caar, and being thoroughly conciou* <jf lhe fact that an Itching palm la now and ever the people seek to accumulate wealth by an overproduction which b out of all Considering the recent vote in the House ratio of the capital involved in the bustthe Cleveland (Ohio) HrnM say* "The new*. The Legblaturc would seek great­ psaulMHi stand* the*. Ag_lu»l tlie right *f er efficiency in the eivil service, and it ■occasion, lhe Republican* in solid phalanx. would impose *ucli taxation a. w.-nld For the right of sccemion, the Southern Detnocra'" On the fence, ue hiding CROCKERY too, but Dan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married aad go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and clos£ it out which la approaching conclusion, and Fart Second of the taory of A Carnival at Ronis. The poetry of the number include* a ballad by Bayard Taylor, Dr Our Washington tatter taxation. and it would be productive of a The Harrisburg TrlryrujJi ponitirely possible lock up of currency. Aaoth- sffiruu thal “no Democratic thief wa* ever cr would rugxest that the State lead bet­ yet punned to jmnuktwot by a Democratter buy enough gold with which to adopt but Will Hams, says lie can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out. Well they sent us a double order of GROCERIES wtsvstsrv of Sewerage, Illustrated with diagrams; Mrs. Kemble furnishes another Installment of her very eharm­ Ing renilulseensea,' and in the way of Action we bars two chapter* of Mr Gur. Cheney get* more votes thin sny give advice. One doctor would suggrat other man who wa* ever elected Governor tho iasuiag of boada bearing a low rate of New Hampshire. of interest, which would absorb the curThe Emma mine invnwtgatioa i* Mill that tbc w»y to euro » drunkard and to set him on his leg, again is to give him a little more brandy. Ths financial de­ lirium xhich prevail, in some communi­ ties in quite a* unaccountable a* the drunk The poetry of the Number la contri­ buted l-y Roas Terry Cooke. Lord Houghton Celia Thai tor, and A. FThe Edilar’t Eaiy Chair jutya a timely and appropriate tri bate to Thom­ ae Paine, aa the author of “Common Sense,” and devotee considerable space la -Pse, Irving smi llsvrthsr*. • «e»p«rsUveaatlaislsof llwss anikats by dsorgs I'Ladirvp, svais kilhsrie ua|>ul.li*li*.l dwalb paid in gold would keep up the premium, however slight lhe per rentage of the tot*] gold t*x»tiou to lhe whole .mount "Honest money for oil, and free achootH for all. There ihould be no inflation which will depreciate tho one nor sec­ tarian interferanee which will destroy the other." . E-A.MflHP’S, William R. Hooper giveo, In a abort article, a very Interesting account of tho famou* “Tulip Manta,” early in Michigan, Northern Ohio and Indiana. Branch Houses at Grand Rapids, East Saginaw and Flint. a Southern story, and 1U characters are strongly drawn. Three exeolleut stories are contributed by Arthur Hasting*, Anna C. Rwssey, and Msry R. Hlgham. Beason J. Losalng'a opening article on “The Rams nee of tbs Hodson," bsanttfoUy Itlustrotsd, is not csaflnad to Revolatlonarr events, bat dears also wilb lighter legends and marten* of literary Interest. Among tbe Illustra­ tion* la one of tb« Interior of Madame JOHN STANLEY I Canned Fruits and Fbn. In View of the Centennial Exposition soon tobeopeuad lr. Pliltalelphla, Mrs. Rebecca Harding Daria's e xeoodlngly Mtartntalng paper oa “Old PMadel* phla" will be rood everywhere with Oysters received daily �•- - i - ■tore TH* ; ■ I Taaa jam roeuivwd and for mle lower than Tha Mkhigaa Air Una tallraad CMatvy ! rTCT hy Jonx BTASUT. Grange* buyfagm mmrenh.ripifaM fce tb. pwr— ’* J P»x ef <4myMa( It* In aaeerdfag to tha origintetoBtfaa. fro. Ifatow. Mite..Southwirt to JieUea. The country Uong th. to thetr cafoeremeut for the public i »«!. Thia duty fa a rrepomibk one, ^,d Ksxi pmrEearti. SOHGSfcssS.^ JOLIFT. HOUIS. LA SALLK, fflf Htxtr, laoojt. kkokta. aorta KO. KOLVO. KOCK ULAXD DAVKSfOKT. MC3CATIXK, rjaunmt, roTA crrr obix .1-.M *, I, K4M, . ay depend* on lhe action of ju Fo„ ' - . of fl.—j of Bd—u—. „ : -hfator-u-to, ZTTLX OHlil tea allows is the hi Kuklrel F fh OS ADVERTISEMENTS. TODA fOIH y sell > hard ALL AL-GT THE COUNTY. Repi ‘.>!ie»n£ity Ciucu*. qO r tfll r ill! hai ll-i KAMMUIE. SSSfertutw., “ vb»eb ►cLoc.l op*B*.| „Uk •ie by MIm CMfa falfawwtbp tu re-» •« ih> *xa—laaliMi. ia Ora—*r ant AU*br., ui .«p«b lM and JiKwa.Ua by th. Fuller 1 ■paitod, at n»na. with bmatlfal maete by Rotrn* Baxxs*;—A* moot of yoar Mia. Mathew.. Min Ctefc, and the ehair. rcnder* are doubtlca* aware, our Governor Al the wandiag ef thi half pret - bva whla. has recommended that the 15th day of tl« fro- lb* -eam-UI at our thrivtag Ultfa April be obaerred at a day of gwtenl tree We have to elect ' four men aa Imr that every oo« leave x—ewArer maker*, aa guardians of the public Treat* a memorial of the fart that he ba* here a ury, tothu pnaitko. U< ua call men of player oa the «lap- of life, by planting ooc pare purprec, liberal view, ou all qure“o" pertaining to public improvemenu, yet men who have nuScient personal iade denec to eu-ure deapite any party ad ran yn—fYor thia purpooe h ►xma to me tape to U, gained, lhe prompt, energetic that the Boys of Barey County riumld not and manly enforcement of every Uw that only bete7Z.*ybut yM to have thu tok«m •han be in force oa the rtatute book* of upon tho «jx4 where oo many year, of the Stafa, and aU Ordinance* of the city, their life arv apeut, and if the FUggcrtion to the end that good order may prevail, vilnabfa paper I we a fIk» »boul < arl«UB alionkl be generally acted upon, many a Ceater. .here M r. U ctaln. he La. reeel.ed ibejurt right* of every prnon be protect SK.00 and propo— to cotlert the balaae* at Urak corwvT and chcerien- yard might, io the reward far M.j,»r 8-lth . UTtol Let a. a few yean, be made tarty and inviting be secured. For Chief Executive we should How many di-tneu will do thia ? able, prompt, and (reHere in the diacharge de If thay wm Ba( afM.t lhemMl.M The •hvriS II aena.told M. C. L. lhal It hi wawM •uad w.leh around lhe ellybe weakl pay him far bia irouht, L. atteld fa hb : U !1 W h 40 acrw am for ition call SEVEHPMPto>UlcKLll PIAHOj^Sjgjj-ga PIECES^S^^g^, i. to * x*> by that high and hoi v i‘urP°ae, the dcairv, M cheaply ag poariblc to-cure to ercry child in the aty that amount of hu-vy KjiaiUiSe , that win fit Um or Ur, to fifl with boour to bun or hereof, ,uGoo li6. |p whtd.Ucdmnmtd.oran ever exaetiag publiemayrefl, or the noble pwrpree. of individual a^iruioo. iw« him or her t» **k ,n any department of human mterpriee, or human induatty. JVehav* rat}i Let ua place them in that'atalioo, aa we love human promw, and d-rire the be- educational advantage for pur d^ thia city. GEMS GEORGE L BEA TBS. ‘£te.*isrjaio-"“4 IT WILL CONTENT YOU. Republican Ward Caucuaea. prowperity of our young but beautiful a -Jenin duty, and go to our work with a “Tlxwl purpox, to do that which according to oar tert judgment Will do iw-t to maki al! elai-c* of the |*oj.lc pn-perou- and happy. GROCERS. Kxocit AxMt-t 50 ARE IMPROVED Carlton yTarvb 27tb 187li. arter ikrtcb«, iparkling and witty pare graph*, original atfi entertaining acoounta of trarel and adventure, cheaa and puxxlc eulumne, etc. All the new», commervul, political and general, and the cream uf curreuiTitm lure. A uewipaper that will meet every A First-Class Farm, IrlocateJ, and aider tkarewgii r nrtlewlara lapnire al lki> eSt* k m ran mi r. Miter I *m Fae«-Mak*r I 3! '-■IL i p‘ H" r, poultry and all kind* , under Barlow A Good ! •ag^i^aStiBUftaa ' Sefan*4» ! iMprrtor. Geo. E I»aniel C. Bryant. Warner School Drain ralag Oval*. Balli* I'rrel •h Boiler*. Sar*n»< ' O. Orery—TaMe. DrttoW. F. EtebbuiB—MaaaHcturiaf Gaa. brtrfal. U. Fowlrr—Cutting llrepa. t^rel*. C. Hill-r.ftoltoiMer. Tp-Uall. Hatl- —Repebli.-.^ -uucture nominate Rrpub- ' Do fa* fail to Begfater—Remember iu .' he diy a prrwuil applieat*’* tu tkr Hourtf I tkiir n arc—* it an ohaolute nerearity, as the L-rd cannot under a pcnlty of SolN) regirter any man who doci* make no perwonal application to them in acreion. while Fuch rcgirtratton would not h* Irgri if made, and lhe rote wduM hare to be rejected, of any man « regirtrrod, if the' k Local feline# JUlice? I'oniiuwwMxf uf Highway! Su|-erinlendeni ofSebaola, loo . School In«(x-vtor. <ioo rinter. than r and > t eve n quite Merrill, Harley E. Krbwr, and Frank <’ the ground that ji<eraou - ’ it fa a*y sign dial llie (pring v Tor April maina late and cold one, for if we hare .. . .r jtatiou. Tborbare a here quantity of now, the Rrpublican in tone, the RrjnUir lainly with the political faauea of and the nrvfanaioo. of the Dem» party During the 1‘reuidential Do not know ofany new* la particular, thinpi more alqng-about a« of yore, and -------- 1 no Republican «hoald be without thfa valuable monthly. Il fa a complete politic- arc not receiving modi attention text-book, and afford* the material aaeded by every speaker and writer ia tbc land The Belksbp muddle, of cuurw, cre­ Bubacriptioa price ocly SSend money ate!. ranridereble talk by all partire, but to Republic PuUubing Company, Waah none, of tvunc, fne to take aide* with him, becaune hia uifadrmeanr r u an art ,>f condemnation, and no boned pereon could with hooeacy in view, try to vindi- FURNITURE tJjfetoTOrt Brattas, Praia, k ronlaininc SIH.00, and two notea, one note of SI00 airned by the Mibeeriber, payable to Charlo. Barter. Dated Jan­ uary Iftth IBTli, parable in oar yaur. The other waa dated Feb. 17th, 1879, for 115.00 payable to the aulaariber. Signed by Geo. Daria, and Henry Davie. All For Kanui and Colorado [tereone are cautioned againrt buying eith­ The Atehiaoa, Topeka and Sama Fe Kail er of three Bofae, at 1>m firet waa with­ rued from Kanaai (Aty and Atchiaon .mi out eoMidrraliun, and payment on the lhe Mu-own river, via Topeka, the Cap* ial of Kumm, and the beautiful Arkaama Valley to the Kocky Mouutaia» The and Central Mluqenrtfa It* ' Green Bay and Marquette Line {• the unlj line far J*xnnu Wtmrows, I'okd Do Lac.Oaxxneii, Arrurroa, Gttxx B*r. EacAKA*** .Naoavti**, Maaqrtm. UoooirniN. fUxcocx sod the Larr Hcrntox lot-STBV tta Freeport end Dubuque Um la tb*only route for Fxatx, Roaraoun. n?r>r°“T' B“a *n Frwport. Chicago and Milwaukee Line 1* tbo old Lnke Sixtre Route, and fa the MIUMffi Malta!. Bre Iat,BreBnM Look Look here ! J. M. HEWES, we guarantee Sntiafartioo. An Open Latter. I Bedford McLellan, wm afixted with tape worm fur arvera] ream. No treat­ ment wa. Mtreereful until Dr*. Dake and Blaxo traded um yretentey, removiag the -ante in nine hour, without pain or any ccrncd. I think the invretigation will prove a far better thing than could hare Great Reduction in Prices! SALISBURY i BROSSEAU B.Todd, (Signed) Braman McLu.ua. Heating*, Jan. 11th, 187G. for now we 6od there are more than Belknap who ner-1 iarretigating. and let tbc good work -n on. "Let no guilty man rwwpe." The Democratic howl about eorruptiou haa dwindled mightily aince it ha* leaked out that other, be- ittythia City m Friday [arty waa chakwgrd. The Urge auction -de of dry good* by aidoi Belknap hare ako rvewrod -nooay the Sheriff on Tbur-tey Friday and Sat­ which tbay might better bar? lei alone. urday of lart week, war eoadurted by Mr The oi l wldage that •thief firrt eriea Our fa- -. advice* from Coonertieut J. M. Bauer, a Sato nun of more than- thief arena to be verified in thia caac, n* hop o. ih« election of a Republican ordinarv merit. cratic aapirant* io the Pnwid ea tial chair, Vdatan . nk tin, Democratic majority before thia matter of invretigation fa over Put it i« hoped that the matter maybe puaUd to the ottermret, and 4,000 "wv Durham Gredea fat and nice. Myttoraitc xjch entile. DETROIT, MICH. * (urc ' p*>* fa— Uy th* B****>ari*- at lif*. u..m ■»ar . 1 .lick** 1 flBUI l*av* n i* Am** t* •up|Mr. ife*y bay 1 1 tn tuv • >-* uj'»*B'l(*t»MM cwkere.umill ike* fnacbed on Sunday evening by Rev. J. igsn, Tte Detroit ft# Pres-Cl SPECIAL NOTICES. On Saturday tbc Republirana of the next ! John » n, -taken. ' CALIFORNIA- Bring out the Vital Energy William Hen derebut, George Greenfield. harvli. in •bfa city.' PRESS. all point* in Northern Coli’rwdo The beat route to Southern Colorado, 5cw Mexiro, and Ariaona.’ Tho only d.re« route to lhe fuaou* Kan Juan n>in-«. The track and evraipmeot in unc<|aaled, train* run through from the Mireuuri ri v er to the Rocky Mountain*, making eonnation, in Tnmn depota ind.t aiding de Uy* sad tiwuadcr*. For full dfacnntiro circular*, mafia, time tablm, etc., addrra T. J. Amdbmow, Gcn’l Paaa, AgoM, Topeka, Karev Xx.TGyl ♦ Hmne furnialwd free to any t parebariag a Cofin worth **1«. NOTICE! For What? BUSINESS NOTICE. Wagons and Buggies FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. It Harvey V. right haa removed bia office, “Ute CaU Block, over the atom of Barior A Goodyear, where be will Upiaaaol t. «e aU hia old Mumia, and the way Mr. Editor, I hear a /— pro­ nounce Briknap'a name, Belknap, ending thefirrt •yUabkon-k making it Brik nap, which I do not briiev. to be right, b ui believe it b Behkaap. How b b Mr. Editor. (H fa Bel knap. 1 The RrpuWicaa Canetti for thia town­ ship fa oelhd C>r Qa-,t Wedncmfay the 29th u>d 1 trwriy hop* d-> Republic— may mak. the <’«>»«»» harmouiowi and GOODS UNDERTAKING »*n~,wau»r. si«», »>. Ud«k, 1mm. X. , Twa­ * r—~ ori. imi,, a-,x> j »HAIE Shingles, Lath, &c. Liberal dtacoont toe tuba. Specimen copy free. Send far one. Woxlfan.lt >ni> f'l.arir* M Mack Tma—xrvv. J«h I Lkbt'y ; -Tnatim rf tho D*ni<4 C ' Warner Committee uf lligltway* hour* of public torviai uu Sunday . , SUBSCRIPTION -POST PAID, “ Dully Free Praaa Slot / Tri-Weekly Free praaw SC. t» attend th.- R-puMiet' ■r nrtim iiianother place, Hred well the cafi for tho Republic, City rtnrun- Mntgbl Best —TAKE— 1 ?3 The R.-pitMirant »f Balti* STUCCO UK If You Want Th Ih tonC- DM trfeit tt tie tool linn Rste UID PUSTEB FATffi UK i and then aid in placing in twmination | lie towing thu and who hare no perwtal axe* to grind at the public expem-e. Thi- done, and ■ we ►lull have good oScen, paid govern- J. Cole & Son FARM FOH SALE! HlCKOBT CogXKX* March 2&h 187C. Entma Bxxxrx—Mrv Facte Searle* widow of the Ufa Jams Scarlm of Hick­ ory Corner* hai been Fullering for nearly a year and a half from a cancer of the left brraat. It hi- been >ncrcaafal)y removed by Dr. Pcckam of thia Uwn, February 13th. Herhrehh haa be proved »luee the operation. So of all'othrr pablie ofieers. lEtmwOKTH, FIVE UCutMCraUK' Briliart Th* Loafavilfa (Ky.) Ch—rmif pointe out the eo«ir*rt brtwe« Mr. Fredktonand Hte. Jamaa Guthrie. Mr. Guthrie, white Pmlltrt of the I/tabriite an 1 Nrehvilfa Railrreri, oriteotod a drim �Deway, PO»U»HEII. Election Notice. Saturday, April (st, <876. AUCER8 and REAMERS Chas. E. Little, Mercantile Training YOUHTGJMEN. JAKLKS R. WKLI.S, RBXRr L. ItlLl.S. Z i Floral Guide Lawson’S Curative Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, DETROIT SEED CO. PICTURE FWES. PICTURES, Picture Frame Mouldings. Wholesale and lletaii. Tie Hi[M fiiitf Kicaliti for Yooil Men. ruShw GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS. Magnificent granite building, with ejegantly fitted and furauhed apartment* for tho application of and carrying oat of nor l.’ll.r."»t'1, BUSINESS TRAINING, Ak.a u SurwUe. U* ■sstsurarst."*«o. th «rot>*v. e»ta* u b*T*hjj Yuan? men who contemplate a btuinena SOMETHING OF INTEREST TQ life, and yarent* haring ano* to educate, are particularly rw|Ueeted to acrid THEOLD FOLKS, AND TO THE fur document* routing to the college. which BOYS AND GIRLS. give full information m to terms, condilion* of entarnee, rte. Address, I (’HABLES 11. WELLS, Provident, xx29lf Xnc Ilavra, (kraal ^NTBAL HOUSI Hastings. MICH. Stott STAUFFER. Prop. irlutPBK^ . at.IM.r-* - ____ , SAME AS USUAL. OT ml Ural Vt heriae di,KI ;r-^ FOR SALE at THE BANNER OFFICI BICKFORD MTtevr* •< *n*tii«J and UUtml allra gee met. u Ihnvu ***’>4—1. toeMk** with mid *u..ra«y foe<dleeocr-Anta»«8lam *»d ell lh> oih« IteyreMa Edvard : Klee Chelweaa S Sualeytemro A Scidiaaev Jawev II Biaaley Frank A Sente*! Andre* J ttartwell WUtb A WhUtetebCB \XfOTTE* a* Mir«.u..|i, AB lUl wul* Hero rr geroel I dwribed a* Ml*<». MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. i -mmrsna* at a ROam JacksoB & Saiiiai 1876. SCRIBNERSMONTHLY. 1876We Invite tbc attention of Uro public to tauBSU's Moxthlt. which now dewervedly rank* among the nnrr tte RAILROAD. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine I Barry Nichole* Barron Willur.i Brown Earl ' Barley Fred H Bennett David J Berndt John CYuapbed Frank T Campbell Robert B CoUtee Elbert 8 Creddock Joaeph Harford Wm H Hewn June* M Hyatt Lather lEw i 3 HI M - Zi ,.<*» 4M* *t lid. Maalero «< ■* Hogie Ji Marshall George Myerv William II Morgan Wn> Motu Homer C OmGate isi tatr Seats. ' STRAWBERRIES AMD PEACHES. be aaeuro-l that they have a rare treat before them The acene of the new novel ia laid loan English mining town and from the fl rat |«gefo the la*t tho Interval la uuflaggimr. Among other notable I<a|»ni We menlion fl... f.lL>wln. ■ .. • junn*. Reynold* Edward C Skinner John T Spooner Joaeph It' 8 learn. J/armou Button Jivepb U A Irving Lewie I» Tl.e Sunday School Time* uy> leaner, purrr. more trstiwunbr |wrU*ll •r children eannot U KjarJi Th* u*g«t. kt heated and MU.,1 PENSIONS il |!,..a.el ,r>,II M* 1'r.hau ef Ike To wftom Pensions are PAa^jffgg. SMS ahd Detroit TO MAM •S NOTICE. Best asd Cheapest Railroad Laid UNION pTufflc’RAILaOAI), c. CL HOLBROOK. ' — ^MaUA । 1’ad |IUul AND BEAST MUSTANG " liniment, w year" 8TOOD THE TEST OF elevated tow pervading ike wart, and the IrmiataUc allnet len »hi*h *aeh a nemsivc THERE 18 NO ROKE IT WILL po-enen for Uy*, and the valee ef til* «iir- NflT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT riog. healthy serial, bseumea evident. W ILL NOT CUllE. NO ACHE NO AFFUCT8 TH? 11" nere I* la be another awl shertsr aerial begmaieg ia January end running through MAN BODY". OR THE BODY OF A 22 UIH.EK domehtic aj£ li ’ . A J-i*, 1,IAT WW yield •Jon of Iceland,” by Bayard Taylor. TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ A delighlfrly vivid Mary of an Iraiaadie TLE t.'OBTJNU 26c.. Me., or 61.00 HAS O1T1LN SAVED THE LIFE OF »y acarwr. kill of IneMenit. which eould A lUMANJElNG. AMD RMnT -ppw. I. no eu.r Muatry, UJ grojAWl, inching unci* th* nr. .. i__ _ ., ED TO I.MiarAMi USEFULNESS MANY A vat It i nr s? imifui. "•ixst: ___ __________ 7-Ti*“ TRAin WEST. THE EREMT OF DISEASE! THE FOE OF PAIN IN NEBRASKA. jTSTSiTJ ra is“- :i♦! IS is: 111 FHE BEST 'AB I.WKI Hadley Oarer 8 HaMdreC Hayw-Wm W HtafocockWmB Hayre Wm P Hewn Owen Kalby Waiter W KaUey Wallaee (.' The Reliable Short Line ». tU*m l. u AmericanSerial Htory. •Tho Boy Emigrants.' by Noah Breaks, CterilCwwt C«*W.i« I* aid for Barr, WORK- for Industrial Intelligence ; •■BRIC-A-BRAC" far wit and Innocent pienaan try. ■ suoxn’s Morrntr h now rwcognlxed.botb in this country and In Eng laud, aa the great r.-preecutatbc Amer­ ican Magazine. Encouraged by the favor accorded to It by a generous public, we.lull alm, during the Centennial year, to eelluar wTvroomajl BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. auaa r*nds St Nicholas for 1876 'Kk J: cludee William and Mary, Harvard. Yale, Miohlgaut State L'olvemlly, WewleyanUnlvervlty, Amberet Agricultural College. Princeton, Union, Bowduin. Trinity, and other typical InaUtutiona of lhe country. Elcnntlv 111uatrated article, on OLD NEW Y ORK, llln*tmted paren on AMEHCAN ulTIES. Ac. The editorial control and dlreclidn of lhe Manalne will remain In the bandi of Dn. Hout-axo, Who will contribute each month wUtortaJa upon current no- ■K3'lf-a“«eJMbljW: Ferree Jutn W Fuller Prod Gain- Jobs F c. c. ..irt.’rxiri-.'.at'niis' i.c.w^.a."’SiJursr,!s ^5Jx:=“^siesa.?-E!a1-i PRAIRIELAND IOWA ASdTebKASKA, Th Mute itaii Hm R. E a (I.T-V..’r-ui.... . . SHAKERS* GENUINE FLOWER 1 VEGETABLE Net-t. Alee, InciMvr* or Aitnnuv m>nmr, Pnaro not Uiravroag r<» Bor. *,u Gieta Herrrna* or Afththi *vn Txavw.. F*ibt T»l»* and Htorite of Huim Uf*. A yWB_ Ceelrihiitm' dceerUaeol la to added to tk* TOLEDO B ADE CENTENNIAL oSTLttJStt Nsewotaf. and iu lUuMratfoe* for U7B will “nr* «•» 7“ anewptel la Juren 1* Huron, ro 'IKA.le. ittisitte SEijjsts IbMhi.:; � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-04-05.pdf f21726f8c43e283361f876da842e6adf PDF Text Text Tlje RarJaucM Th« RffiiRucm Geo. M. Dewey, BA TBS OF AD VERTIBIJfG. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1876. PfflrtSMU. HD BWE8S CifflS. Thera Was but one who remained fast ' and firm, standi and true to the work of' bi* reformation, and that was hu heaven ' eyed, aunny-erownad Mary. She never I faltered in her prayer* or in her entreaties, i She heeded no repube and sm dbcourag- [ A REVIEW OF THE ISSUES ul by no daisy, but with tbo rimple'Esith ; GEOROE W. CURTIS of childhood she kept her ey* filcdsteadily . Sne ftatirnjf Us PraatSiti- GREBLE & RUSSELL Have „<,w in Slock for the UOUDAY TRADE n Ml mi.l . On thu particular night Charles Ransotu luul lingered a* usual at the dram-shop Southern Endorsement ol and, brooming intoxicated, was oblivious . Hill’s Speech to hb liomu.'lib waiting child, and every-' thing i>ul hb thirst for liquor. Thb thirst it seemed imp as able to quench. Hb money was all gone and, ala* I h* had |I The Southern Democratic organs hire j readied, too, that other certain stage in 1 with very few exceptions eadoroed the i tho drunkard's life when hb credit at the general burden of Baa. Hili'* “lost catoe" j bar was also gone ; yrt he implored the speech. IG-rc and iherc^unc ha* qure- \ Gildford for more dnnk. With hi* tongue Honed hu discretion, but a* a rule the thick and hi* eyas rolling in an idiotic Southern newspaper* hare awtahxod him. । Mare, he bc£ged in vain for one more glass For instance on* of the most rearonablo t.f to satisfy JiiaVrariug thirst. Hb plead­ Hteir nunjicr, the Louurill* Courier.; ing* at last made the virtous landlord Journal, said juit after the amaretr de ' angry, and, with a terrible oath, he an- I—1_. i VINEGAR HSd? ..... CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MICH. L. E. STAUFFER, (Prop. STOVES s The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, Has the Lnrgeat Door of any Slovj? in the Market. The GKA5 GER s Boiler Plate Stove Prices Lower than Ever' He/ore in Barry County. ■sssvfc MIL HHffl The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. omprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vests, and a line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over ONE HUNDRED idiRercnt patterns of imported and-tionfe»tic CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. TAILOR A first-claw from Detroit, ex-j pectetl soon, when we shall lw prepared to furnish the best of MA DE TO ORDER, “'J Clinking fits guaranteed, at the Old < ’orner Stand in Etnpira^Block, Haat-j inga. Meh. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. HET"; GILES, BRO. & CO. ° JOHN q. CBMSV. '. bs»»tr Creatr Sjosret । AH’. al Iks C«an Its WHOLESA.LE and RETAIL JEWELERS. Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Asenuo, Chicago^ ? 1 ccivod such a thrust and, bewildered and stupid a* ho was, his native prida and self respect l-egan to be aroused. Tbelnrroom wu aliui^t full of men, some of them hbaoquainlanoni, and to be rebuffed in thumanner and before them, made the' degradation doubly poignant Ho staggered to his feet indraught a chrir but ere hb faltering arms could raise it' high enough fur the cbjeet at which he aimed, the infuriated dram aellcr hurled a decanter with such unerringproebiou, that And during the prreent week, in a reply it felled the bowtted man to the floor, with hb head gashed and the Rood ooring to an article from Harper t W.^LIy, it from it frigh th fully. "Get out of my liouse, you vagabond!" “Mf. Cunb, nrt ventering to give Mr. cricvJ the landlord m, not content with Hill a fair show, dumiaire him as an ‘im­ seeing Lis victitq hoiplaaa un the floor, he practicable' whom the Democrat* are try applied kick after kick to his pcxCrata ing to ahun, when, a* a matter of fact, body. “Get out with your villainous car­ the bnt intelliyenrr nf the South'od;].ti caw, I tel! ye, and get off to your pauper and rriferafer every • word of Mr. lldf* hovel and yoor crying brat, and never pul asna/jr niteraneot upon the 'jtonr of the foot inside thu d.«r again or, by—JU kill lower Horuerf (iwyrru. If Mr. Cuttb ye!" Thb bnitel snroch sobered the as the large minded and liberal atate*drunken man almost by magic and, with tr.an It b hi* ambition to be considered, a bound which surprised the lookenmm he would recognise something taite thin and inadv theta stand bock, he rushed partyUro in the outspoken and camrst exupon bb asaailanl and strangled him untd ptsaaioua of opluiuu which have rome from he cried, “Help, mca, for ll.e love of God! The fiend is murdering roe !" me forget my grief.. You were the uno who, when I said my tcmpeimeirt wa* one that could not stand mueh drink, told me there was no danger—that I should gat Ijsed to it aa'yuurjelf luul done, and you lumt ma on,, from one rtago .to atwtbur, until You gut all my‘money; and now, when I hare nothing and am poor, and degraded. and low. and aunken into the gutter where you haro dragged rue, you spurn mo from your house, you kick and “No Impartial man will condemn the U-at me and. worse than an, you called people of the South, or their Repracntamy child, whom, with all my degradation tirc* in Congrs**, fur manifesting, by the and sin, I lore better than my life—you warmth and emphasis of tbeir denial*, their profound sense of the injustice which >• practiced toward them in this reriral of accusation* which they know to bo false, I will go boo)e to mr child, and i mar the ' and which they believe to bn«m*de with a gixxl God. whom I hare to gnrviousfy of­ full knowledge i.f their falsity " fended, give me the strength to reai.l the The Baltimore Gazette is not Mrivtly a rcmptktion erer to enter your bouse or any Southern paper, but bear it speak f..r the | other liquor shop again as long as I have Maryland Democracy. | breath." "Confrra* ha* heard no such patriotic 1 The penitent man was aasisUd to hl* sentiment* u lheoe ./ Hill* »jroch for | home by mine of his companions ; and, many and many a year, and they cannot I upon entering the house, they saw the lent hare a mast salutary effect upon pub­ frail, fair child, atill kneeling on the bare lic opinion in the North. It was a speech , floor by her (jrtleb*d. .................... worthy of this ecoteniiial year, when we | asleep in that | are all naked to ata nd around the cradle where the Union waaLorn, and renew onr pledge* to it" HOWARD WATCHES. B. F, STEINHOFF HAVE YOU A DOLLAR? FOR ONE DOLLAR Wo will send, PoHt-pnid TOE UH WBBLD! SnjHi art lokaiical DENTIST O2STE -STELA2R BSSrZS r^l-’C— ot ratoMJs ■JlalsresUae arts “0, dear papa !'* she cried, ‘'I thought The only one in tbo IxHtir, a little child, God would answer my prayer. 1 hare knelt by her l>e<lside praying, alone. Per­ prayed ao much (or you, and mama used haps the experiences of ten year* had laid to teach mo that my prayer* would be their weight upon her young heart—she beard and answered when God thought it cvrtanly w»« not older—and were it pot wa. best. Oh, won't mama bo happy, up for the impraaiona, which sorrow alwpy* in heaven, to know that you won't drink leave* upmn it* victim*, ahe would have any more? and little brother Jamie? And rao«cd for a younger child. It wa» not * I know God will Ideas you, dear father, large Louse, for there were only three and make you atron " rooms in it and, beside* heraclt, it liad but “May God bios one occupant. He WS* away—she knew not where, only that her fears told her he was where he ought not to be. She bad prepared their frugal aunper hours ago, There ws* little sleep in that h.vuse that and had waited anxiously and hopefully night- Cbarien Rannim was thoroughly I for the sound of her father'* returning aroused from the torpor into which he had footsteps, but night crept on a pare, and be been plunged so long, and lui married that came not to cliccr the aulitude ur relieve ho had ever fallen so low. He had been thu anxiety of his waiting child. snatched a* a brand from the burning, l>ut Tears had been falling from the bright not by hi* own efforts; the grace of God. blue eyes, dimming their luster, and sob* to unwearicdly invoked in hi* behalf by had bum from the rnaeste lipa, tellinf her hi* praying child, had at la*t cume to his heart's agony; and now, near the middle' reaoue. lie aaw how near the gulf of de­ of the night, the little one knall, a* her struction be bad approached, and in this sainted mother taught her to do, and pray­ hour ol penitence be resolved no longer to ed for the abrent one : rely on Lis own strength but. to seek the "Dear God, Mesa my poor dear father, aid of divine grace to help him hurtle with make him good and holy a* my dear, sorrow and adrraity, for hu had seen that dead mother was Keep him from drink­ vain was the help of man,” and that human ing the wieked brandy any more, and nature, uuuUtaed and nnrenewid by make him lore hi. little Mary aa be uwd grace, was the veriest weakness The happy day* pamed into month*, the month* into years, and wo behold tbo re- DENTIST Narttille, ■ WfcifWHr Tmr- ■RLT.wliK'irtl WORLD," 35 Park Row, N. Y. B0AM» AND BOOM. W-&) TER DAY raw IksbuilntM Csarter. Mr. Hill has leaped at onr bound into front place in Congress, and we do not tar that Ilia bold words, coupl d as they re with exprcswioiu of genuine loro for lie Union and the American people, will i> the cause of the South any Harm. Every (inkIm, we know, will foe) pn-ud of thu iffort, and the Actuation b tn every breast that we bare now in-CongrcM men willing and able to defend our section against the alnn>»and indignities The mnskets that so long threw death .good nature baa. in the opinion of many, I and dismay to thu «|UadrotM who were ,carried us to this point already, to that i desolating our bomen were grounded al ,our penitentiaries bqpn to be regarded bv । Appouuiiox and Ureeaaboro, and the ,a large class of the community aa merely I waiterrd remnant* of Southern chivalry , a refuge of the unlucky, in which any of ! sadly dbjaro-d l* the smoking ruin* uf i us might any day find huaaelf. Never , their once happy home*. Il was under ,theleaa it would be difficult to show that thcae eirrumsisnciw that their leader wa* ,civil society rcsu on the avumption that insnlted and loaded with chains I TWK tome men are better than others; that act upon the |nrt of the Government wu [wople , who have led decent livre, are en­ a ahamc upon the tendernnw nf humanity, titled | to ail in judgment on criminals; and a disgrace upon the boost nf American tUt । right and wrong are not mere sonmanlxa-J, and a blot upon the civilisation ventiona , which may be ratabliahcd one of the niuet«nt'-l century. That athrma year . and may be chupd the next He upon American magnanimity can only be Jnice t7 to ounrlm, >■ aflort, to soy tluti wiped out by restoring this cruelly perw- । citol man io all the rhrbta of American , cilitenship. the wniivw of exchanging shore for gro­ ceries- If it be an article which every­ body will accept for what be has to sell, inopportune question, erm In the centen­ then it is a medium which can lie used nial year, and we do not believe that it for effecting any number of inch ex can bo nettled by a simple inquiry into hb chants; and thia ia one of the common rc*pon*ibi|itien for tbo horror* of Ander- functions of that particular article or com­ toniillr,or for any ocher episode of tbo modity which the people use as money. war. Wc, for our jart. should be indined Money is henoe^s vinhum of cxrhwigc, to exclude him from the benefiu of the or the instrument of a double lautcr. propped amnesty, crcn if he had done How many pairs of shoe* in the care in it* editorial columns it raid ; ’’ everything in hu power to secure proper aboro uppatal will exchange fur the “Mr. Hill, of Georgia, maki* a speech treatment for Federal priioners, and even groceriro waatrthby A ? How shall the which la a* impetuous in the way of ora­ if the treatment of the <’unfulcrate prflf- two things bo compared together, ao that tory a* the charge uf tbo great Napoleon's oner* Iim been all that b said on the suitable quantltiea shall be exchanged for -10,000 rteel clad cuirassiers at the battle curb other? How shall they be rained veilof Easling. Hb enemies arc atrickm live to each other’—This third article with rage and auonubment, and hh which was the medium of exchange com friends are fur the most fart appatlnl. I puiea the ralue of the aluxn in its own There was no answer to the facta and ar­ terras, and also the value of the groceries if it be asked why select him for pun- । iin its own terms, and thus determinm gument* to the great Georgian's speech, because there ran l-e none. The facts ulimcot any inure than any other man at t were drawn from the records of the Gov­ the South, the answer is, that it b the , ernment of thu United Statoi, and the Southern people who selected him. They iand tbo groceries were worth ao much in argument adhered to the fact* u the soul made him th* President of the Confederacy tthe name terms, and both were valued by a clings to the body.” fo-.-aufe he wu th.- mart prominent roan ecomparison with motw-y. Tl.o shoemaker The some paper jaibFuihed tn its Wash- in the movement wbkh led to tlic-OocM- (exchanged hb shoes fur money, and then iugton cornwpoudeiice thb description uf- eraey. He bote a leading |nrt in organ- (exchanged , the money far grOccriai; and in ixing and dir-xting it, and waa the fore- Ibotli isalancca the money that was the the scene when Hill waajspcakiug: most representative of its temper and aim*. । of the exchange acted as the “In fifteen minutea-from it* beginningi In short, the retortion of him ww a strong medium , all anxiety had dnrtipeared from the' but tureful reasgnitiou of hu claims to |mrurerre/nriae. Thia, than, b another e. — _e o.—.i — .__ i . function of moocy. Society forms the 1 be considered, more than any other uun, |liabit of valuing things in whatevrv it use* ' rc*j<in»ible for the rebellion, and be did , money; and thus money valuations be­ want,' said the manly Psnosu of Ken­' hb Ixrt during the war to justify the aa- a* < the language of all the valuation* of tucky. ‘What a man Hill most be in the' lection by. hu acta and language. He come | that enter into tl»« exchange Iran aunt house,* said Waddell off North Car­ never once during hu adminiatration *ug- things , of bosincM Mcu buy and sell olina, a* the full weight of the powerful grated in the remotest way a jowibility of oactions iin money, using money as the measure of argument developed. ‘He is an ideal1 peace or reconciliation, and he »pok* in i value. speaker,' said the Veteran Chariea Jatnra1 publialiod speeches of the Northern people 1*1 ns now sunr<*>d that A, instead of Faulkner, ‘and cornea fully up to my ex­• in terou whkh prolnhly no laading ofiew Ihaving shorn to sell, or indeed, anything pectations." Mr. Faulkner is himself one1 of a belllgerant power lias, oven in modern i to sell, wiebea to was hiscredii »a bor­ of the mart accomplished orator* and de-' times, wnpfoyed Inwards a civilised enamY. । row is the material with which io build a Intera in tbo country, and it was a cotn’ Down to the last kick in the laat diteh, b* I plimcnt, isdaafl, when further on he turned did what he could to prevent the arrange ।bot-w. He lias not the material on hand. and said, ’Hill in a man of vonderful1 meat of aay mmfo rmoU, between North I power.' Proctor Knott quietly turned to’ and South. In *hort, if any one ought I Waddell with the remark, ‘That man is a1 to suffer for the war by apecbl legulative I giant. • • • Mr. Hill is the reeipl ' draiguatinn, bo b, by the ehotoa of hb I ent by crerv mail of letter* and newspapers‘ own aaunciatrs, the very man. from every section of tbc country fall of' But, ought nay oar to suffer? A* re- < congratulation* and lltanks. Prominent1 garda the miua of the Southern |«opl«', I > Um test IkM saa U sssJs Milan. ' ................. rare PRINTING ‘ ‘ done at thboffice,imposition ‘ _ HATED OPPOSITION COURTED. Comparison Invited nnd Competition Defied ogtnxca everywhere >t mart* tho erne, baowthc importance that the current money of« country abould oonabt in aomrthiog that unircraal value. It need hardly bi said that gold and silver more perfectly fulfill thb anditfon than .any any other known .ubstence, aod thb b tbc rraaot, why by common consent they they have become the money of the world. II* who pula hb wealth into thb . "Mr. Hiikspokctheaentimciit of every intelligent Southern man, and in the mo*l coMerraiire and non-pertbau spirit, hb words will be endoned all over the Routh. * * * Mr. Hill'a magnificent rejoin-' der to Mr. Blaine may recurc t«i timet thu abase which ha* been limped upon ii. but the fart* which pave it to the public crime* at Camp Chare, the murderer* at have not been nnawcred, and cannot U Johuann'a Island. the lerroes of Point Lookout, and brutalilim and inhumanities wrought in that Isutilc, Fort lafayettc, should hare sealed his mouth against Libby. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. ? the Uandsoment ami Heaviest Manufactured. WHOLE NO. 1036 bo rood, oomo and go, liko other men. -J If he rofieri al all fur taking hb k'_ J. __ in the abaro rebellion, ho suffers only in mind, and• that he roffm in, mind there b no good reason far believing,, If h, serre uautntAwrwT, fArt It liltU doubt tkal an earlji oppvrtonity vanld bo takrn to •tm! him back to Ok Hoiue or the Senate; and the owrttion nmo u tckelher the Surth can rraUyf,mS fair mindnt Southern ent be rjpectcd to rxpont iltrlf to a eon. tingenm, of tki» kind, and rJather it try.Id be wellfor it to don.. The South ran. after complete defeat in war—and such a war 1--hardly call on the victor* forth* rapprrmfor. of every special of su*ce|>libdiiy and the efiaocroect of every fore, and th* merriful lord Lad aaen it and tiful and gifted young lady of seventeen heard the enroert petition of the blameless‘ trains the flowers and vines around tbair happy dwelling, and with her lore and Charlai Ilantoin had been praaperotu' care and pvodnasi mak.s it a homo which sudwell-toda. Ilchad bsgun lifo withi the ragshi assn to vratch over with pccubright proaproia: and with-'a loving wif*1 liar guarduaohip, and in her prayers ah* and interroting children, hb home wo ouo1 never forget* to a*v: of the bright spot* of earth. Bulricknem' “My God I thank than thM bo whops and death eame and robbed him of hb heart's jewel*-of all but one-«>d left him draolate and dbconaolatc. Truly he loved Mary, the one hft him by wise pro­ vidence; but hb devotion to hb wife had 1 Radical majorities in the remote rural di* trict* have in often baan manipulated.•Anderaonvilb,' they my, -will soon bc-c<4iic a Made lie.' Twenty jliouvaud ontdr.■ of the aproch have been ordered for **riy distribution in the North." Wo add a few random extract* from the Lost of minor Southern papers: r Iks Ounm Ortrlsr. It wu a bold, manly refutation of ■ malignaut <d*nd*r. Hill ha* tak«i rank with the forataoat men i» the Boon. Wo rourres, and nn lem beneficial, to th* North than to the South. As ^regards even the prominrot men, the peculiar mode of ruorganixiog Soulhm soeisty , which the North adopted rendered thvir apprraaate the question in all iu bearing-.. Because it haa not yrt been aucwswfully met, we aroaony to aveaotne few Repub­ lican orgapa, especially al the West, dis puaed to leap to illogical alternative of de­ stroying the good beginning that has al ready bm mmlc. One of these now be­ fore us aays: "Tbo Resumption Act is a plan without a procre*. It has teen pn^ newteed imjwrticable by the Secretary of the Treasury and the Prod the Pone's bull against the comet, a Am /rm/i/aua, and other kind* of inanity more or low claacteal. And that Wa»lhe war it really looked to the skeptical, until the Gownmcnt, with the help of all pat­ riotic men at homa and in the field, took hold and devriope.1 the nraoticol and the practical and triumphsn "proem*." Jost ao we mail do again. Tbc return to specie payumatA b not a tiling .which will rome of itself, at b not “a* easy *» foiling off a log."; Ub an uphill. aMuou*. loog-contioucd work, though not half »o troubleaanie a* it* enemies represent, the very convene of thu facility with wbkh wu floatud out to the oea of irredeemable paper nrrency.- There are undoubtedly several mctliod* either of whieb, if faith­ fully adhered to, would accotnplbh the work; but what we want b to get at the Ar*/ method, the on* which will involve the leart hardship to to the buainesa com­ munity in returning to it* normal .eoediOnJ out ftnm the evib which will in*rilably prea* upon u* until that omsamm*two b reached. The problem u just thb to bridge over the gulf between our inlla-. ted paper currency and oom, that b, to bring pap«r to par. Every otbet expedient'b utterly vain and nugatory. It be- photic terms. It i* no stumbling*block ■ to them that it is “a plan without a pn>oasa." Thcy.axpliaUy afim "iha raquiritc ability on the part of the Govrra mcnl to redeem it* legal tender notes in coin at tbc time appointed in arid law"; and if their opinian i» not (mod uuauch a point, whose u? They dccixre Hist noth ing will be gained by putting off thia fi­ nancial duty to a latter date, and lh«y^ givs valid rcatotis Uieref.ir. They then ■uggiwt a new riternalivi plan, which is stated ihrnt “It appears to lw essential to reduce the volume of legal teodets in �Dm deciolon of tbe Supreme Court, ; delivered last Monday in two ca«e* from ' lAmiaah.wdKratueky.wmeh «Me up •n indefinite period. It will be far the people to doade whisk of these two polleitt is tbo erne to be adopted The Republican party has nothing to to tort the validaQr of the anforoxuent, should be ■ Hom to tbo Republican, of tbe country. Tbe I*h, ILth, and 15«h Now the great agency tor carrying on this rooatent education of tbelmatmte is tho Republimtt praw of thu raM'-cr not resch ray one or two classes only, but JI, high and low-If those term* beJoog th* eqn.1 eitisra. of. Republic-young and old, dwdlan iu city and country, rich and poor, the man of Mb-bc*t culture and him who ia but just able to rend his oa­ t-re languare. It convey* the troth* RUTHERFORD B HAYES which are amentia] to tbs right discharge ofOhio. of political dntim, and conreya them in Fur Vioe-Prraidant. Suaon not only for tho need* af today, bnt JOHN F. HARTRANFT, for anticipating the iuram which hare not af Pmaytvan'ia. Subject to th, dedrioa of tha Republi­ yet dawned upon the political world. It i* can National Convention. never amiss, tlu-rcfore, to spread its sheet, broodeast, whether any campaign is on foot for they jjvoreate that public opinion “Honest money for all. and. free schools for all. There should lie no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy-the other.” Thank* to the finance* and pcrnistoacy of the Rcpnblicaa Senators, who had agreed not to adjourn until they had acromjJieed their purpore, the Senate passed Friday afternoon tbc resolution introduced by Mr. Morton on the 15th of December last, and modified a few day* since at the roquert of Senator Cbriatinney, providing for the appointment of * committee of five to inrartigste the Mi-»ia*ippi election* of higb-toned review of Miaiimippi affair*. Senator Fralingbuysca *1m> advocated the paxagv of the resolution, and he wa« fol­ lowed by Senator* Kcnun, Thurman and Saliabury, who in turn pathetically urged a reatoratiou of peace, and espromed their n-grota that Senato* Boutwell shoal-1 have Urea reatirc undjr the patromxing rad domineering remarks which met hi* car. Motion* by the Detaocrata to adjourn were -fort, and at last, *eeing the Republicans firm and determined to paw the resolution It ia alleged that reren thousand Indi­ ana around FortSill are starving and in tbe enfranchised negroes and aalhorued outbreak is apprehended pm -«uu r„ On dil that tbe Appropriatioo Com­ tUenforremcnt. In May, 1871) what is mittee will report in favor of another half callod th* Enforeemant Ad, tern paamd radar its proritiom, Wm J. Cntjkshank million for tbs Centennial show. Wm. D. Irwin and John P. Hndntt of Waler caama a good dral of trouble Grant Parish Laakriani, were indiclad for this year It was stock in wat<w work* preventing *ouu colored men from 'pcare that swept away Hendrick's President!,] ably aatemUiog.'' Dre Court ha* decided that *s lire Couttitutiou of the United StaUn did ntt confer that right, it being in existence before the CoUtitutioa wa* get to tbc Whit* House by renal. made, that only th* Staton can punish for Il ia ronclnrirsly shown that Babcock the violation of it. Thia turn* over the purloined that famous circular letter by cnlorod paiplc *f the South io tha tender Attorney Grocrai^PtarrspotU to use it in his merries of Southern - tnnb*, and court* defence. controlled by tLote mob*, and deprives Clymer has notified th* Judiciary Com- them of any redrem in th* courts of the nation. Tha other case was from Ken that can be used in the impeachment nf tacky, where two msjxcton were mtScted for reftning to permit a colored ia« to Belknsp. vote. The court pronounced the law for It is alleged that President Grant lias expressed himself decidedly tn laror of the appointing of-tbeas inspector* naeomtiRo*umption Act. sod propo**-* to veto any tauonal. Dm effect of I lie two dreauon* ia to deprive the enforcement Act of any bin repealing that net power to protect the colored people and The Aroostook Dmci, Houlton, Me., the Republican* of the South in their right of franchise, or ia their lives and property. It was iatended that tbo act should do both and a* it foil* to dn ao the If the Democrat* should get control ofr 15th amendment is rendered virtually the Government would Republican* be> null. The Republ irana of the country— compelled to *.k for amnesty for having; the man who eared the life of tho nation and who dciirr* toaare the reaulta of the Montgomery Blair say* "TBdra is the. war. should at on< e ace that enough Re’ type of tbc men who were honored by the, publicans are elected to the next Congrtm party in the day. of its strength.'' Very to secure >uch legislation a* will make, the •mall type, certainly, and blurred st that., 15th amendment effective and aaKUte every man in the peaceful enjoyment of ’ all legal rights. "Dw House Mill rootinita* its wild I ertuade against the efficiency of the Government. Aa th<- pcovisitraa of the exocutioo, legialatire and judicial p. iarion bills are more clearly known, it gremmen last night the following named i* most rondusircly shown that should it gentlemen were chieen by Wlot to con­ pus* in the form presented by the ('can duct tbc impeachment trial of Belknap', niittee, it will cripple ami embaru* every Mcasr*. I-ord of New York, McMahon of department of the Government. Ohio, Knott of Kentucky, Lynd* of W”t»The Republican Senator* have deter­ coaaia, and Jeaks of Pennsylvania, I km mined not tv permit this and bare pul oerat*, and Wheeler uf New York and the only hill before them, "lie Consular Hoar of Maaaachnaetta, Republican*. and Diplomatic*' hi saeh *hape that the , resolution was passed by against 19 nay*. An ail •St. Louis Gtnbr Drmomt (Rap ; the preamble Was voted _ preamble was adopted by a vote of 27 "The '(.'oakling movement' doesn’t mors ayes against 19 nay*. Then after six in this section of the pJitical vineyard o'clock the Senate adjourned over until Weal fur Ruscog." Monday. J The Cincinnati A'ufuirrr wanted to have Legislative BUI in Dan- David A. Wells beaten out of sight. The Republican* of the Connecticut Third District haled to accommodate the old »oft tetxx and his Appropriation Committee will not be able to eautrtJ the House, rad p»» the taw IIfSgialatire Hl) in it* present shape with all its crude reduction* The debate Thursday *era* to hare made ibis certain. There in an organised boll among the Democrats again** the committee'* bill­ Entire State ddegatiou hare signified their intention of qppxiog it. Tbc bQl, ia denounce by leading Democrat* fenribleaa-l unaupportable. citl the score of principle, precedent Republican Convention ocraia aimply wanted hi* place and were ready to bargain that if be would gjre it up he should ta allowed to gn in pcaceX. Tbc Indianapolis Juonn! ha* epitaph* on Pendleton and Hendrick*. Die for- "During mart of hi* life he took ac active in termt ia politic*, and was several time* Congmwmen only 10 per rent evtu on elected to office, though the record doc* the CO per eent. increase over tbc salaries not show why." fixed in 1856, while they hare reduced Tbc Washington comspondcot of the the clerical force 37 per cent, in number and fron 27 to 30 per cent, in compeuaacomew to look at the last testimony of Mank before tbc (lymcr Committer, it appears more distinctly that he ia aeti*g in sympathy with firmer and BlackJjMr-i if not under their training and inrtrac BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C. ’ Having become owner of the A family in Minnesota wrote Io know if a coffee urn bearing dale about 1770,' would be of enough* tatenet to aend to ' de* bearing no a*rller dale th*n the last ' rentwy, are hardly of rale* unlaw they ' have *d<fod tutorrei because they belonged 1to uoma person uf note, or are ao peculiar aa to be euiioaitia* ia thumarivo* without regard to their age. The Ceataonial will not bar* place for half that i* offered. If of peculiar model, such thing* are desired by brio-a-brao collector*, and will incre«»e in value with every decade. I warn my reader* who hare old thing* they hope to part with for profit, not to expect too much forthem; aa rotlector* ar* pretty atingy and shrewd in , thuir dealings. When add at auction, quaint articlta •ometimre ran up to handsome figure*, aa for putanre, an inlaid Japanese cabinet lately Aid at lawrilt'a, began at »4U and wa* knocked down at fitbo. An old dclf coffee pot or a pewter one may bring twenty-fire dollar*, from a collector, but the fancy price* seldom £>11 into any hand* but the auetioneen. If person* wish their question* aanryred Iry letter, I will remark that the method of endoeing a stamped cuvclofw will not be out of place. ■nd who hare tbc money to do it. It i* expected to have tbc survey comiucnetd early in the spring, and the road rouimenred st once. It will Im a, straight road to St- Itouis, with tranche* to the priori S points, and wHl-be exclusively for ighl. The train* will make an average of sixteen miles an hour, slid it will Im double-tracked its entire length. Duroad 'will save the former* of the Wist its cost evuy fire yean, fur when finished it will not eo*t mere to gel a bushel of wheat The bold and uncomprotnbiug stand taken by Geo. Wm. Curtis, in opposiliou to instruct ing tbc New York delegation for Conklin, meet* with tbc heartiest appro nd of the brat Republican* of New York. It is evident that Conklin did not fall into Cummoy C>?ufliet." published in the February number of Tie Atlauie // tells Uis story of a "lad who su'd his two-dollar dog for fifty dollar*, and took hi* pay in pun* at tea dollar* each, and never doubled that he bad made a profit of fort veigbt dollar* until he found pups t^n dollar pups, and by getting fire of them fora twi>-dollar dog he figured out a proflit of forty-right dollar* as the result <>f the trade. , The ebjuct of General Garfield was to il| lurtratclbe tfiagieeharm uflhe three-sixi ly-five "iulereonrcrtibility" by which pa­ per dollar* and thrre-sixty-Gro hoods, be­ ing exchangeable for each other, accord­ ing to the Hutk-r-KcUy fiOanciere. art- to maintain a permanent cqutpobe of value. will presan c aa , *11 admiraHv the thn dollar, being, at the < ba* turned against hiar many wfco would otherwise hare given hist a very hearty support To-day nine-tenth* of the Repub­ lican* of the city are throwing up their hats for Curti*, and Conklin ia iu oo posi­ tion whatever Io carry lb* delegation. And may 1 whisper a word of adriee to Republican* everywhere Don't instruct. Don't go iuuf.he Natitnai Cunv.-ntion with any pels, or with your hand* tied foe any­ body. The party nertr was made for a man. It has work to do, and instead of being used as tbc means of elevating indi­ viduals, it should use individual* to du Da work. It is going to be close work doc* iu th* country, and when it come* to Typhoid, look out. There i» a poison in the fir that is terrible, and children and weak adults are dying at a rite un­ heard of. Unlaw steps are taken at cure to clean the city, the summer will bring a pestilence. It i* a *hame that it should gold ’ The |«pcr duller rertaiolr Wtralil be in such a roods; ion, when the amount j txrt rise above the gold valne of the bond. of money paid each year foe the purpree 1 Dove any one »u]^xj«e that a bund payof denning it ought to keep it te sweet a* [ iqg mteroi at the rate of threw sixty five per cent, would be at pur with gold? Tak­ ing onr fiper-cent* bonds a* a stea l* rd of measurement, and suppoung the threeDie advent of Moody and Hankey, and sixly-firc Gad* to hare the mure time to the enonnoa* audience* they have attract­ run and Io be payable, priueiiaJ and intrr ed, have had the effect to *rt Christians to >«, ia gold, the latter weald be worth thinking of various thing*. Amoogoth-; about a»tett)*flvr cents on the dollar in gold era the system of renting pew* is being diaettesed with mueh feeling. The more strenpth of party, the jig is up. The raroert worker* insist that the ehnrebe* nominee moat be not only the 1-csl man in shall be free, that the nests shall be free, the party, but the strongest. And wait tiU served," .hall be adopted. They insist we all get together and compare nolo* be­ that onlj^ In this way ran the mnsre I * fore decidrag a* to that Run There iau«t brought into tbc chunJiro add under p-— . be a very liberal spirit at that convention, pel infiuenor*. Oo the other hand the or we are beaten to death. Mind, the holder* of pews hold that aa then- arc al I wap* sittings for all who cotae, there it oo Democracy are pre*in~ Tilden vigorously, rrason why thnas who desire it should not and, with a considerable of unanimity. A have their regular seal*, and contiua-- the j large sum uf money ha* been raised in thia regular family idea of the ahureb. Die city by hi* friends, and a bureau in hi* in­ mailer Las got into tbe paper*, and much ] terest has l*cn eatabliahed at Waahiugton. is l>einj idid pro and eon The preacher, aie taking it un, and the Uhrittisn world A choice lot of political bummer* are Gvvcnunent will not be disgraced at home and abroad by tbe pretended reutiomy of the Democrat* Oo Wednuaiky the cx Confoderale* took thsir «arisfi>rt».n out of the army officer* who led the annirs that defatted them, by reducing their pay. They particularly indulged their spite at Shewiion and Sheridan ia thia way, largely reducing the pay of these two officer*. The article* uf impeachment agaim^t ■ Belknap were presented in the Hon«ygi , Thursday and the seven manager* to I control the cw>e will be elected to day or tomorrow It wasdneoventd by a cloue canvaaa of tha hotel* Lut night, that every Democratic lawyer in the House is a c*o there aet ting up thing* for "Slippery Sam" didst* fur three po*ilions, and there will 'and they hare hopes that he will sweep Im a lively time in electing them, AU the jdaltrr. Tilden it tbc abrewd-at wire­ tbe little logrolling trick* familiar to the -puller living, and he stand* a good show average I>em<>cral* are now t>euig resorted for the nomination. The only thing that to ihqwuciiy of material to Work on, (near- j' I tiou of hi* hard money view*, which a lyall being(undidatre.) crampethe grniu* '1 ol some of these men, a* hone trading, !again*: him in the West; but be is smart by directing the thought entirely into cue 1•nourh'to compromise that. If ths demo­ of the West believe lie can be elect­ channel, cramp* tbe ability uf «ome first cracy 1 ed, they will take Inm, for they do want post-offices. He can ftl more money be­ The Republican CouveatMiaw io Vennont Petwylvania, and Ohio were held on Wed- hind him than any one candidate mention- nesdau The reaolution adopted in each State uad the old ring of true Republi­ canism shout them and all demanded that hoaot men should come to the front, that the results of the war should not be thrown away by allowing the ex Confed­ erate* to rale and that tpeeic ia |he only basis for money. The New York Tri­ bone think* that these convictiMU all fa­ vor Blaine, though tho Vermont delegate* were wunstracted, with Luke P. Poland at "The mule «lory has, on the wluJe bwu the head and he •> thought to favor Briaa good thing for Bristow. Every dan dvr oa a public man that is proved to be lie leave* him cleaner in the public cstimai and-do moat respectfiill ysolicit a share of the public patronage. I have secured the services ofC. A. BARNES, to conduct the Business for me. I shall buy my Goods strictly for Cash, and by so doing shall be able to com. pete with any Drug House in the TO-OAVI A0VE8TIS CHAS. SHEPARD. M. D. The people of Bai stand tfiat by q^piiMnlv have sent ns 40 dozen but Will Hams* says lie can sell tip in Cheap to get them cleared out. Well they sent us a double order o| CROCKERY too, hut Dnn says it is going to I,,- n winter for Young Folks to get married aad go to koepidf house, and h<- will sell it Cheap and close it out. GROCERIES Wo liavo a double Stock ns an\ o in the Store can see and fltev u cheap for cash or r;*«dv pav. George Proslon. says our DOLLAR tea is (Ik- best he ever saw. and evervlxxl nllowi our SIYTY ( EAT TOBACCO is the boss of Cijy, I’hin says ilon'l toll ,-mv ,bod they sell PURE GROI XD GOODS for s io hard work to grind them. SMITH, MANEE <£ PRESTON. d- 0. COOK Ifl FtfumicnLU, The Dlaooun! cn Paper Monet NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CRAWFORD BROS. simply for the new* they give. A* to Dews indeed, it is a sorry task the corres­ pondent has who tries to get it up foe ^fev Hampshire on the 17th of Marchi papers who have every item served by the thit thi. peered a eerie* of financial ratolwtion* ad­ telegraph a week before hia account can mera. the fka, neterthdU. dressed to Coogrvws, amung which wu the premium is rimply mmL a demount If, tnatcsil nf .peaking of the premium on fJlov-m-.Tbc mart a eity correspondent ton do gold, we were to an»k of tbc discount on "Dut wo believe tbc resumption of of real value to hi* patrons ia to reflect the paper money, the language wi«M then Im specie payments indispensable to lbs reopinion* of tha metropo lie, the tiqac* of aeoording to the fact. •torstion of general confidence, without GdUtirteuu—namely, the <*»t of tiling* which there cm b* no return of aetlrity in hardly worth paying for at fire rents a reckoned in gold—during the war did not EDUCATE THE VOTERS. head of the list of delegates. Ohio in- word by telegraph. Then the subjects of pereeptibly r^c. but enreoey price* did iwdMtry and commerce and no return of The difference Tbc return of Marsh ba* effectually dis- stracteti for Noyes and Benjamin F, moat interest in tor* are - the very '-ovs to an enormou* exunt. general prosperity,” also, urging, upon between the parcham'ng power uf gold and pored of one Democratic story. Tbc Dem Wade and kx-Gorernor Htym were pat■ whidk tha editoa atcroly forbid* to hi* in New Hampel :re writrt U> an {Xjuallj <.'vogrr** the nenemtiry al ajei-ie nsrampticn Wade i*'t*hoagh< lackioa writer. We correepnndenta are oerata in their *peeebea in the llouae, to among the delegate*. by the time specified in thu aet at 187«. good paper in dial State: “W« hare in cover their own laxuom and igtcraocv, if made uware that country reader* <V> not ibis town quite* number of me*> who mrthing »voe, charged that the anaouaccTbe Mimhaipj.i resolution is still Icing cure to bear about throtraa, lecture*, book* have just rotod tbc Repahliren tickvt for jority of the New York delegate* to St. mawt- ia tha Associated pen** of Saturday discussed in tbo Hraaie and new Interest and mnaie, at all, hot little ahuut, the the firtt time. They are thinking and Louis will U injure foe the nomiautioa menting, March 5th, that at the Cabinet was added on Thursday by the receipt of aorial, puUllcnL or riab lifo ao for dwtent reodlag men, and I think (his tune highly of cx-Gor. Seymour, and will Jo thair tnretinz it was decided to prose ult Manb, from their*, in even- w»y. Writing New f.vorsMe for placing ia thsir Imnda read­ utmost awainsiTlldra. If so. what injure, had caused hi* flight to Canada. \ signed. Tin* actioMona the Hute over York letter* under tbvwe rvutcielion* i« ing attltar ofUm right antt." The philomeat will there ever be again for a DrmorophyaftAre* abaervnlran* fo perfectly An Eartern exchange *ay», that two entirely to the white leaguers and render* uot making brick* Witbou' straw, but cratic politician to gu across bis grain by Democratic Congrtamru callsd upon it more than ever tbs duty of the genera! making them all of at raw, and pretty just. Whatever msy bo the era* with Bristow one day, and aoegortad if be Government to see that the colored m*n fiualy cbeppoi straw, at that, »o It fat a- 1 other parties, the RepaUiren u-anixaiion of that State,are protected in thei.- rights matter of eosgratulatiou to tl.e vtriti-r baa ffisdri^d owly on (be edneatad OOWIn a debate u« ihr Port Route Hll wreild ronseot to grind a little *x f r them and that tbc *oenc-> of lut you when whm he find* Ha jxragraph rm this poor soameuf the paopte. Ito atroegimM in the Pouted Htatre Renate Mr. .Sargent that they would reciprocate the fhvor. men, women and children were aLo* down out of work ha.* moved »><nc one it* Yslro , "No bargains, gentlemen. 1 am a Re have bare wrthin the dnmsiu of rehocA. a bwwed thnt the present vyMeffi of using county toamdbimaa >ppliati<c fora I ^ehurebeM and the ph» It■ lua - fought r. - fe ” Mampa by tbc Department, instead of frank- paHicun rad you are Democrats. If that r.«, political rire, re U by a f.w high offirinb, rest oreriy i* anything in lb* boa of my duty that I hre* good home foeyukra Ifihe ttn niL ---. -------biHKbed t|WBW is. JM^r rai^JU ju— hfil ttiiightaiiiiig , The application *u handed orer to a lady the tn—fty upon the evil* of slavery prowbo baa studied the hlstoty and pipuhpugsndMn; hut aa popular intelligence can.­ - Mr. Randal! wn* to hate no drifcieocy tiou of Miwmeippi will doubt that It hu not be etmtned, like the light ofa paEcw-. hill*. That was.a part nf the Dctnocrelie A -tep toward .peeir payment was at least tfirrtp rL.a*4o<f Republican ma asaa's lantern, in nay one dirmsivo -the poiisy. But the invewtigttnM hart cost. made in Ckngnw Friday. Iu tbo Homo Jority, ronipoaed too,of , mtn who would remember that It 1* ucMMary fur tbum to ao much he has changed hia mind rad the final vote m* onlarod on the Bilrer bare stood by the Gwraiimr had .he iu a asod Mlfadactory refersno. frt.m peoj.k- of will bring ia l>i* little bill, or pnwihly two bill. The infiatiouirta made a dwqmratu manly ' way ilatarmiusd to maintain pence ataauling aa to their ability to pay and Mtrosefthott ywt. , uppemticto 'The biff wm not antendsd, and good order and protect every ciliacn —*--------------- " btfaimy ana will .. It fa said to trn tip opinion of tbo*, ini with the. exception of the amendment fat hit rights. Instead of doing this u OoDgrom bmAabia to jadgr thtt lb* prss-- adopu-d Thursday, which ">ak*a silver vrary uutltreak of the white lines lake a toiasssioa - will bo ptoieapd Mo the• uoin legal tundar f.ic 150 and 125 respeetapanksd child he ran (trying to Preaitat middle of Jrfy, or to the first of Augurt- ireiy, asrardiug to the denomination of h taka* sotoe jwofde a port while tn du’ tke ooin. The bill wa* then par-ed by a WWt.u.LI.: vvrta of yw 1*2. nay. 100. The rank now held by Sherman .nd Bbaridmi wua bretowed opoo them for , their priroltsw service* and a* lokcni of tbs gratitadc of thuir loyal ouuntryaxm. Tbv .grade wp»re* with the bras of three twowre. To ret down thetr pay, there­ fore, ■> propre-d in the mKtory Uli. j* an <•dif.Br, and we concur with the Cu*«n | nori O’oaecae that >00 RepuUtrea iu the DBDGS AND MEDICINES i Tba.p< R.-D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON, *»■. to tesaterte I* tob • ■ tr-si I ba <teto ol Uh *H< Great TWDanoaalic majority 4tti.M6.0Mhm> thank «ms< U night ttartty the result *flba elect �The HTBANGEU’H H W MH <iuii>k CITY LOCAL R^_R- TIME-CARD Etas HI M. ---- - iiae iae man tl IhaArkaaos traveler Idle about. U I, arene of hit imps. Ila has had the um a ALlle ofJohn KUloga, and trie* to ma p~ptebel«T.;b. « pUy hat h. don’t hao tone when bo rare on*. He has hadI three Birth. Fount Ward. A4jlpt.il. D. Hopkins, 20 ta^oeUy. K*fmbtk*M In roytan. D.airrots in ftat. BUSINESS NOTICE. Tn.whom it may evnccni. We will cnlil farther notice make it on object for three jn want of Groceries to call on u and we will convince yon. SUGAR . We will sell cheaper than any other Hoose in the city. ’ TEA! TEA!! From 50 to (1.25 aa to grade. Warranted from 15 to 25 eta., cheaper than any other House in Barry County. The r-spoUicana of thin TewaaMpeleetsd by abon 170 msjcnly the fjlewi.g Officer,: For Oupervieer, Zebulon B. Hoyt: for Township Clerk, Georgs II. Spaulding; for Member* cf the Board of Education. Township Treasurer. William Mulsen; far SuperintendcutofSehnuU, Janwe T. Bobfau; for J untie, of th. Fare. Andrew F. flylraster. for School inspector. Willi. n Dudley; for coiTek For 25, 28, 30, 35, 40 and -15 rente. Democratic SPECIAL NOTICES. PICTURES, Picture Frame Mouldings. note of ‘‘the do-nothing Democratic House.' Localise the fact lisa become monotonous. And yet it ia Worth while to remember that we are now in the six­ teenth week of the session, and that the record of do-nothingira aulatantially con­ tinues. The Senate ia ao far in advance of the Hoose in the transaction of regular TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. The Rdpubllean City Caucus on Friday •”“ing wa. largely allemlad ‘Jt» rote, beiag cast on one ballot. Q«, }|, l>e.,y presid.d, and K. A. Holbrook was Secretary. The olmost Urmonp prerailed. Th. candidate, for Mayor. Recorder and Matnhai,Weiring an The sov eral Want caucuses w«re also fully silended. and generally very harmonious. The ticket ss * whole wa. eompored of represent*tire men of the BepubUran party, n.sn of character and hudnes. .paliSratio'ns. and » RepuMIran for I'enteunisl M.y- rating Hi. following for Minister to England—-An outrage. m The Democratic majority in Cobnreti- Wholesale *nd Retail, GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS. CROCKEttY. GLASSWARE AND STONEWARE •We hare a full assortment and ran fill ordcre fftim a Toy Mng to-a ft.Il act for obliged to adjourn from time to time The regular approbation bills are yet before the Hou so or in committee, and only one or two special appn/atiou bilb—like the fortification bill,.which was mainly under the management of a Republican 'member have been adopted. Nothing has been done for the great interests of the coun­ try, or, we may add, is likely to be done. It U true, some forty investigation com­ mittees have been sitting, most of them with closed doors, and a vast flood, of ru­ mors respecting foul developments in cffieisl quarter, has been set flowing over Skip Stko-l .Kuperiairadent the country; but even with regard to three little more of tangible, reliable fast has been produced than will ruffice as a luuis for impeachment proceeding agaitut the late' Secretary of War. even if three pro­ ceedings slinuld bescmliuncd by the Hutted RepubGcin City Caucuses. Wl olenalc and Retail. 11 Michigan Grand Avenue, Detroit. G'-as.sandpaint ’ WALL PAPER 1\ o have 5000 Holla of New paper and Will sell .l.«.^r — Si'..1. IOWA ASnSfEBBAStA. J. Cole & Son The Bmuitc i tan Rirer B. R. Co '• wirtfciiAue a tmit near ManhoodiHffW Lost Hsw Reslarai TheResultof a DemoI eratie . In­ vestigation DETROIT SEED CO., ricrufg^juus. Exposure. The Townihip Meeting*. UKXkr. I.ACtHr. PEOeiA. ‘V.T.VJCV IK>. MOLIXT. kocr ISLABD. da neon, MUnunn-K. v-ASBuroroj.’; iota vrrr. gkjjt !uulu>4*rkrdaS‘TMM^u.'*/» g Valley to the Rocky Mountains. The shortest mute to Pueblo the Gaand Canon Colorado Spring. Manitou, Bike Peak­ end all places of note in the mounts in re i gi«n«. The favorite route tn Denver and all points in Northern Colorado. The beat route to Southern Colorado, New Mexico, and Arinina. The only direct route Io t!>e famous 4h>n Juan tuinen. meat, lung Wore the Principal GROCERS. OSr ar at tl tk Ltvst unit ant Msvst s.tesesesses. As. Ez&wtnSa.its, JOHN STANLEY I •Hr OMioreirete,. frea s ikirtr rrers' eamaM r’sSKF.Jiarijraisr..- um pusiffi STUCK ™ UK GROCERIES A Temperance Lecture. Msndav as follows-—Kiip.ni HiJnss; lowuhip clrik. J.n>. -n CHORUS: DRIVEN UK SHAffi Canned Fruits and Fisn. ‘BRUGMAN Shingles, Lath, &c. CALIFORNIA Local Blijijitw police; m-wnmnw ha FROM HOME. tuanairemont rar Line, of i gj* ia HASTINGS S.sp;4ng Horses in the mid Jis of ths brec delivery and on- time* BBO. JOHN LENDS US HIS fWH HOT, STEBBINS BRO’S. sound al heart, if it had had any princi­ ples esacntial to the pereenl era or any lleprescntatives in the !loUw capable of mastering the aiUmlion, it cOn1d not have asked a better opportunity. Hut it has failed in every |«jint of view. The ut­ PICTURES 1 PIOTUBES1 terances of its Ben Hills and Tuckers have I am now all alono in the Photograph alarmed the loyal people of the country, aa appear, from the unexpectedly signal business, and as I have made arrangem.ou to iacreaM my fheilitire for doing Republican victories in New Hampshire anil in all the local elections of the mmsou. ibrtter work than ever, all should rail On tlio finance, nothing has been done but and pet a negative taken. Tin: superi­ ority uf my work in tbe past ia a suffi­ to betray a bitter hretiHty to the only step yet takirti for a definite return to | cient guarantee of Grvt-c i Work in the «]»ci« payments. The attempt to enact , something in its place shows an utter want of statesmanship, and even of ordinary’ comprehension of ths fiist elements oflhc country's financial condition and yesterdsy it ranilted in a signal defeat. Tbe policy :“72 , BUT HS IS IH FEEBLE CON­ DITION. HAS MCPHERSON RIVEN HIM SOME PILLS The Marshal goes Home. A Great Retatta in Prices! SALISBURY 4 BROSSEAU FARM FOR SALE! Wo tell none of this clicap-tusdc Fur­ niture that Is made by machinery. The goods we make L* made l.y hand, and lag KlGlirr ACHK3. aCtehlch 50 ARE IMPROVED Icturve U > Tbor-lsy, April j Freeport end Dubuque Line Is tbe only mule for Exxuh, RocKrottn, Parrrotrr, and all pointe via Fnepnrt. FURNITURE OMn m A First-Class Farm, IrUeaiwi, and usrt.r Iborongli ei 1‘artlcnlsn iapulre at ibis .Sc. er WIIUMffi Th- Board of Supervl»ora. 1 uf Snpervioon-for the cn ,C„0 rill <vm*bd of the f.dtouiug I *• ‘ OifU, /iitnt Attention cry thing uvilr All; Peerless Milk Safes j, i fornte,’ Bultinwre, Henry lli.nghtslin; Barry. Wm. F Sidnaut . yra l^r AdvertitTd Lettsn. J. M. HEWES, 11 ocenpies an emlleal position ..a the grounds on a line between the failed Plate, governmeat buildlagaH tha laschinery hall, 1st. he twostorlw. ia height, and le cost ahmil rr.MSt. The plaa It la derote the lower tore 9«X< OUJ, •“ Travvre l‘hillp».l Irviag, Aarrm J. Walker ; Maptto Gnrte, Aifom H«F/; OvMjpmlK Jnmre W. IL.iisbUlili Prairieville, John J- Pekin.; lUlland. Jarnce D- Bel— ; ThumapjAc. Frederick W. CUlh» Woodland, Ira Stowell; Yankee Sj-riuge. Zriirinn B. ibyt; Chicago and Milwaukee Uno U tbe bld Lake Flmre Route, and m Ute tatly one pamiug th rough Evahstok, Lakb Fottarr, Htoituixn Pam. WE MEAN RUHINEKSI Furniture Houma south side State St. cppowUr II. A. Goodyear's Hardware NOTICE! THE RESULT Salisbury & Brosseou. Hastings. Dec., 22, 187?^ U S2jL • A' Republican Mayor, Recor­ der. Marshal and Council/ who vrouhTnl live in Raftiugw. CITY On th. llhh of February a pockX-book containing (18.00, and twn batea, one nnteoflHW sirad by tire anhccrilwr, payable to Chartn Rvelcr. Dated Jan­ uary 16th 1876, payable in one year. The other was daks! Feb.' 17th, 187H, fur (15.00 payable to the mitwcriber. Signed by Geo. Daria, and Honry Davn. AU penreM are cautioned agaiaat buying cilh- ELECTION. Wagons and Buggies For What? KLORERGR SKWHiG MlCHUt Township (Tsrk, Wau L. Cebb; t.r Tawashlp Trswwnr. Thoma. C. WUkia. for 6. aftM Fw.ee, Wm. L CM*: for Highway �----------- 535323482300485353 ton and furnish no reason why anybody shodd^trfcr their policy to that of tbo iking compelled for political reasons to reject tlio llepublicui polieyr, they are even more embarasasd iu determining what they shall substitute for it, especially in view of tbc wide difference* which < xial among themselre-. They could easily agree to repeal the llreutnptiem Art. provided they could stop there and not bust their prospect* for the next Presidential eanijnign: but pa Senator Thurman told them iu a recent caucus, mere repeal would ba fatal to the ]«rty. Wbat shall be added to the repeal ? 'Jh*’ ia the question which purges the Demo —i_ ,i. n_.. . ... > eaves. 1 would have the abwd fronting the South, with at least 12 windows 3x3 in frout. Three would admit an abun iLnee of*na light, ao cwntial to the health and comfort- of fowls.**.J’would have venliistar* at tbo East and West­ ends, two fret above the eaucs.and five fret ground—high enough to prevent currents of air from striking the fowl*- To the MtetUall caves on . the North and Wert, I would atop backward.'' and would be anrlj in SSI have earth banked, fin* filling in stones fact; and, hence, would offend all pcraons and rubbish to prevent tha boards from who believe in the rarlirel practicable What decaying. I would have a ebeap, but resumption of specie payment. comfortable roof put on this large abed, shall be added to this Ixekward Step, that which abed I would not allow my fowls to will, to a hard tnoncy.Democrat, make it tuc *e a rootling place st all—would nut allow a tingle pereh ia it. Their roosting repsd the inflation paper money’ Demoapartment should be even warwer, but larger than neccaauy for • moating pur­ eran? In a iron], how shall tl.e e two pose*. This latter apartment I would at­ elawes uf Democrat* agro; to anything when their prinriplesare *o diametrically tach to thia huge ahed on the South. Combining tLoM two apartments, cer­ opnwitc. We are nut at all aorprued al the di-1 tain would U far more pyi«g. than to lean, fowls out-doors to froexc. Exercise lemma of the Democratic psrty. It is a too, is admitted to bo of great benefit to bad one, since cillier ham tbercof lua it* fowls, and hence I would have some litte grave difficulty. We wish tbc Committee strewn over about one half ofthe ground on Currency and Banking much joy, of this abed, among which iSrould throw while wiling to s«- the plan by which enough wheat- screenings to keep my hens the perty aliall extricate itself and not busy at lout halfof their time, scratch­ ing. The remaining [nrt, 5UxlG feet, would b« large enough tor their ocste. and dust boxes, and their feed, troughs, and drinking vowels. In thia way, and with such winter quarters. I would expect to make my fowlsjwell repsy their ktx-ping, if propcrlf fed, and enjoy tbe care of them Encourage your country ue»»pap.n>. breidea. Any breed cared fur thn». hiring been captured M a Spanish brigan­ would well repay their keeping anil build- Aaut by kind worth, protnpt settlement tine by ths BrAuuutt fell into (ho of bills and encouragement to nitcrpri»c pwsewaion of Gorcrncr Hamilton at Bosh the editor* of all the paper* which am Hill. West copied it, and humored helping to herald improvements, great or Usrr*—Mid Coart Ums* l-elas Ike stere at SoMseme of hia portly patroa.v by painting \ The Cure for Corrupt ion­ anaall. There never wa' a iHiwvpapcr, iMiUarMll&artfarUM&uitr at iw.rl.r,n.>(to>I J«B». A. P. »?>. u Iks. them in the altitude of tbo aaint. Blad bilrteenrs'elMklnthe sftmeM at lh»l in Anthony Waine, then a handsome, gallant lb* >*n.ti ul leanande dastribni, I* eskf m-irlAll who have not lost their Leads in ur ~ sisyS. Hereof srekstt b-> arw.e*/r lshowily dreaaed young fellow, waa often conactiucnee ol the clamor raised over the <h.ildMi-onld.--------— rrtkrr with *»M Auorwr i seen on the streets with the milduianncrod vise of, the late Secretary of War, know cwuloolt; lkore«ib<r< apple-cheeked Quaker lad. He brought that in its essential features it i* nut limior.vtelten ikirtr-ilz W I. .... „,a as many of hi* fashionable "friend* aa he ited to party lines nor eaen to politics iu e«s>d Or Mr>. E;«ll»eToOBiraf.lh« could persuade to ait lor their [wrlrait* to the broadest sense, it is a phcaomenon of the hungry young artist, and it ii hinted the times, a part of that ware of corrup­ t. x only made a military man of him, but ting influences which swept over the Willt.ee J. II■■tele*. Juuo Ibe torate n.Mk introduced him to charming .'lisa Betty country after the upheaval of a gigantic alike necwary to perfect growth. The ei*bt~»k«nIrxfin-finj-e.sb:; *l»o bj Ibe >a>lh Shew ell. with whom West, in hia orderly civil war. The like effect has often l>ccn editor who in encouraged will be a Ik-1 ter proper way, fell in love. Mian ShcweH'a witnessed iu England. One of the most editor next rear than this anion he lie a brother, however, being a Iran with an in­ snarling, selfish, growling, miatrly, cgvti* come, had no mind that his pretty sister war ia sot adrift a vast amount <if moneyshould marry a man who had noon, and through contract*, supplier, etc.,-in unae- |' ni.iiu, begotten ufapite at natural enmitv whose t .-eu]»lion' wu held to be not half ebstomed ehinnels and without auy uf the ; with all the honest werht Hut sticli ao noted as that of a tailor. He therefore ■afeguarda thrown Yound le^itimato busi­ abnisfmal monstrosities an- fsw. Tbc locked Mia* Betty up in her room, just ness in ordinary time* lienee >uddcn ordinary editor is a man of brain, about the time that wire of tbe Allens’ riches, acquired by ignorant and vorrupt thought, power, inteiligenre. A student who wu sending a ship laden with grain men, tbc enormiu growth of aocial ex of life. A thinker. A spnpithiicr to the starving Italians, offered Benjamin traragance, “shoddy," the ttradscs* of ri­ with his fellow men, if they will permit a partake on her to Leghorn. Bat love valry, tbe prevalence of adventures, reck- him to grow to them. lesanewi of gain, and the corruption of the Quaker itotuoo and his Juliet uw each weak or the over-rabilious. The fall uf other, though one wa* in the garden and a Cabinet officer is only pan and pored of •< reefa-o thlrtr IJO> Is tei tha other, in tha window, and vowed eter­ the rein of a Tweed, Ute ruin of a Pond Wg'„’8S’a“Lva(®:» nal faith. Wot promised to win lame or a U inslow, defalcation of a bank clerk, and money, and hn sweetheart promised or tbcdishonest practices of n merchant. to come to him to the ends uf the earth Ono political party may ,1>| put out of as soon u he should send her word hu power, and another put^in, without ita hid enough of tbc Utter ncceaaary to keep baring tbc least effect on the sum of cor­ NOTICE. them from starvation. The remainder of ruption or the aligbest influence in haste­ tbe story Bishop White told to Dr. Swift, ning ita cure. It ia tbe honest )«ople of U. S. Internal Revenue of Easton, Pennsylvania. West, a* we all the country who must do the work-and |------ -■ know, succeeded rapidly in winning both they must do it by carrying on the work j That i* tl tbe fame and money, and u soon aa he of reform each in bis own sphere and was twtaWfahod first favorite at Hampton through the customary agencies. The Court, soul to Mias Hhewefl to claim her Methodist will sol desert hi* deoomina part of the promise. Her brother was lion because Winslow and Pond hare still inexorable, and did not consider a painter, though he were Gootxe'a Own, » fit match fur the daughter of a MueMooded Philadelphia family. Ho locked Mias Betty up again in bur chamber. The Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, ivTSrrt« Mercantile Training; FOR SALE at THE BANNER OFFICE YOUNG MEN. ansfe&Mti, >ol all alkw rerewa* I’smiarst.-fs RAILROAD. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. Tte Hiiki Kinder Edocatien for Ymi Meo. Magnificent granite building, with clcgantly fitted and furnished apartments for SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO the application uf and carrying out cd- our THEOLD FOLKS. AND TO THE BUSINESS TRAINING. Vuong mrii who rmitrmpLte a ba>.ir.nu> BlCKFOM) >««««,c \jwtte" THE BICKfOBO ABTOMATIC SPECIAI.TAXES many glances of pity and encouragement were cast at the high latticed window be­ hind which ™ the foir captive mriden. The ship was in the harbor,ready to sail, in which West had arranged that hi* bride should come to him under the escort of his fothar. The day arrived for her departure. Al this crisis Dr. Franklin appeared as the good angal, and proved hinaclf quite m competent tu direct a love affair *a the liahltring or the draught in * stove. With Buhop White, then a lad of rightocu and Francis Honkiuaon, ho went to tbo ship's captain, and arranged with him to delay starting untill night, but to be ready to weigh anchor at a moment's warning. Old Mr. West was then taken on board, and at midnight Franklin, young White, and Hopkinaon repaired - ”—v “—*liotrne, fosteoodarop ty a window, held ' tbephlit^lkl evils of fbo day. This would be al the best, merely change without im­ provement, working on thcaurface. with­ out rcachiag tbe«<*l of tbc real difficulty. In all prolmbillty ii would be wmre, fur it would divert the jfionle from tbe true course of reform, would bring in a new set of officer* with peculiar temptations to in­ dulge in corrupt prartires and pccuHar fa­ cilities to tmtre upon the work. Tbe true medial for the Bepubliausmasses fa irhi].upholding Io the utmort those officer*, like Bristow, who are collated in the arduotu tx-k ofofficial purification, to renew and strengthen the organization among the people iu tbe aame pure and determined rant which animated it iu the day* uf Lincoln, Andrew and Sumner. Jinn Eliza MICHIGAN CENTBAL RAILROAD. FOape, Jacboa & Sadm to. sre s tgisj'g.'JSrtWets; s=a8&^&~£s.s C. P. Rowell * Co's. Column. Lawson's Curative -•-ter. Family Knitting Manhin.! fl "crore re. ruiuai m4 sukias ■*. A as r ’r'*' r • tirssi, retort* sslr ofarrluin Sdsr. ' . rM.ol. Grat. Ii hM mreyilre—~4. .Sells trsr । t® si ffis KrtW.bus,,i St Nicholas for 1875, f“«“> anaali, m swfsl m lk> *<wl*< A 12 'gX! tTBtUt S.'ilir.xt: BIAND RAPIDS DIVISION. I MUxr.tr rr.M.1 u. w. on lire lt.i U, > .• *r». A. 1'. tea. br Ik* rretel* Csert at Its F*44I«t* at 1*1.«re. Sm*lM* mure ikaa <«u Lnrer* *r otlm ula*l>....... Pr<Ul*r> of Inkowo. *<wm4 rltsi lloo bareo* or*lb«r mIcmIi* _ _____ tSk, tbrt&Ei Mdlmofrekm.fo.rtkdM* <•* fart css a > . rt W UM ItreLre*.!,. tfcKsav The Reliable Short Line BRAND RAPIDS ARB DETROIT xx.,."MragSijK,“issj5sftt STrtWBEIklrt ABD SEICHES. rSEii ■.&wa ililiaaSw-l. TMi XmMv.u ?& .SS XSt* iIS<: ’ $5S$20Fift”te.Te'WS 1—d.Ma.______ ._______ - aartat SsE— PETEBMM’S RUVE FILLS. the greenbacks, the latter being the debt of tbo Government, widely distributed among the people, and ibe former being redcemablo m the greenback* and sub­ ject to lika fluctuations with it; and, “Wierroi. Th. United State* Treasu­ ry has thus for foiled to meet its obliga­ tions and to redeem ite notea, thereby depreeUting die value of the people's If the former* of the Union nedoratood tn? the rimplc&rt that Inflation of tbo cur­ rency raises the pice of nothing which they hare to sell, Lut of everything they need to buy, they would rote the rag nowey brawler* into a prompt and per­ St. Nicholas for 1876 7ir^«5Fi created, nuiardar *»d ttaoAar » t5“ ‘ .E®?,,,™ ™EE 1 af tbair LUo InCallfomta during ths days of tbo GolJ-b’over. Mr. Wna> to thia work. Is sddlllon re L>. I wvU kor.wn literary rtf'".» tberesrh ftmlliarI Uy with tbe tealarea of that *tU.| eoaatrv and ; tbs people tbe* flaeking tie** rd it. What be haa to my of tbam is pervaded with * sntelo t *n-t Inieneo uror ./ re-d.iy teat eaaUre Ibe reader to fellow ibe ebasaetare in tbelr sdvra- r The cvutajpon of tbo -go!d-fevve;" tbo rrrai .no:—u:Zr.. > .->. . . ■ . *7 ii PENSIONS To whom Pensions are wrnbaemi Um tet-re.^ Cbtew o.j Gre.d n. Mf, Zm* re.M-.wy tfawyk Jiaf C^, Slnftr, Winter Time Table. THE ENEMY OF IIIEAIE I THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAM AMD HEART MUSTANG liniment, 40 YFA HR NTOOU ■niETEJT or THEBE’iS NO ROUP IT Will N(»T HEAL. NO LAManwiT re w°T 1*0 ACHE, NO Hjj?AITM-CTR hi-. “ •“ nJst-JXs^'"x Kulio*.. litre— M � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-04-12.pdf 8cd8a17e3db2f08f27f002008722f339 PDF Text Text The RbH*ucA« B\l«l<sn Geo. M. Dewey, KDITUR AJTD FVBUSHER. VOL. XX. NO. 50. HASTINGS, BARRYr*COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 187G. n.yWHM. ffi) EOSDiESS CAMS. coarse. He saw now that she was ignor­ ant and vulgar, and that only hi* own youthftd ignorance had caused him to overlook the fact in tho** old time* when he had fandad her perfvetioo, and the dream of *o many year* wa* orsr. Now that Evan Ware had returned rich and proaperou*, he might hare eonrolsd himself with the affection* of any GREBLE <fc RUSSELL, Hnvo now in Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE » full and com­ plete line of ’ tend, and smiled, upon by budding mimes, spinster* sod widow*. Every one but Lixxie Gale sssiied upon him. 8be, mindful through aB there long yean of the rah! parting on ■ lb* brdgti, vouchufod him only the chtlfie*: recognition; and tho fact annoyod him. Site liad grown to be a fine looking woman ; and lie nimcraborod what a kind, pleanut girl •ho used to be, and longed to knew more of her. He longed in vain. She re­ paired his aUcntiout. and kept him st a distance. Ytt all the while she secretly admired him. and her greatest motive for tfotruyt SyttL ScHtci/s ^/Ib Symut, Slr4T*», VlX<> St«s, Sirin Brut, Sc 4/> Syo/lr fecy CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MIOH. Fumhu/I/It) Qooos. L. E. STAUFFER, .Prop. Also the Celebrated Diitnioitd Tooth. Silver Steel CROSS-CUT SAWS, Eran should think she had been pining fur him. The widcA Fay fell no such scruples. Old Mr^Bcrt, before ho died, had specu­ Which are guaranteed to cut fifty per cent snore wood than any lated in some bubble and ruined -himself ; other Saw in the Market. and instead of being the great heirca* all her little world had esjeeted her to be. Mattie found it hard work to lire and drew* heroelf in the finery she loved, on her small income. A rich husband was her object, and Eran Ware had been so desperately in loro with her that it was Hn.i the Largest Door of any Stove iu the Market. hardly likely that he eould be quite indif­ ferent now. "I'm sure I'm handaoms enough yet," thought Mattie, a* aha looked in the It i< the Handsomest and Heaviest । distance with somthing very like a tear glass; “and if he i* reaeatfnl about the way I answered him, I II manage that ] in h«r ere. Manufactured. • “He'll surely come," *be said to her­ somehow. It s too goad a chattel! to Prices Lower than Etter Before in Barry County. self. “Surely he'll never go away with­ out saying good-bye, lliough he ha* liven CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. S-C- PRINDLE- REFUSED AND REFUSING. The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, Boiler Plate Stove niu how The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. omprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and Vests, and a fellow of twenty, not yet too manly to blush, reeeiring porting wishes and injunc­ tions from old ladies and gentlemen, and hearty grips ofthe hand from the boys, and •milra from the girls, fur everybody liked Eran Ware. Thao came the'final goud-bvc*, and one or two motherly klssea, fur Evan was to start at dawn ; and away the boy went, not down the green lane where Li trio Gale sat. but along another path, down which tripped a figure in brurht silk, with a coquettish lace bonnet and pansol, tak­ ing it* way toward* a rustic bridge, that ■panned a little riruletHe overtook her just a* the little feetj rv.nU'U on uriugv, anu qenc uui or I breath, railed her by naras. । '<Mi>*Burt, please «top a minute." I She paused then, and leaned over the dillereDt patterns of imported and domestic . railing of the bridge dipping the point of her ti*ry •! into the water. "I rail for Chin* to morrow," he raid. •■^Ye*—you told me so. 1 hope youU like II" A firat*claaA from Detroit, ex- , “I don't axpcct to IlkeiL I like home better than all the world. ' pected soon, when we rdiull be prepared to furnish the beat ofi , "Dear me! What make* you go, clothing made to oedeii,_»"■> and perfect! h-r hretT" Block Hastknow wla-at lout you might fit# guaranteed, ut tin* Old Corner Stand in Empire Block. ‘ * Mtt-Hl । "You * rm„ orph*n. I have no mon­ . rv—no pnapeet*. My old sailor unde l ing«. Meh. line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over ONE HUNDRED CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. TAILOR J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. _ Hastings, Mich. GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE and TLET'A-I' JEWELERS, FROOMAN'. 3PM Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Clncago. HOWARD WATCHES. PECKHAM. PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, .a rwouM. Lrriur ufte» jt« ■S«r4iBaB«T,« stere._______ SALISBURY fc BROSSEAU. .Mputtx r^mi HAVE YOU A DOLLAR? FOR ONE DOLLAR Wc will send, Post-paid DENTIST nin uuad u> *n ku.J»x tt tk» TIE WEEKLY rail! O1STE VEAK. ■ DENTIST NasitiUe, licliiai - AH wort i-Man.'i iiictW te. SWBB] 's HOTHU> .......................Mien IRAXD RAMM. X.TOW A PICK KXUXG, rewrrte«»"Ev«y Ikta* U* E.lihHAm.011. Sew •*■> BOARD AND BOOM. flNJO I* DAY. * • FINE PRINTING IMPOSITION HATE 0 OPPOSITION COURTED. Compariwn Invited and Competition Defied in DONE at this OFFICE ACARD. Teas, Coffees and Spices JTO3BCXV STAIVLjh; V All trades of Teas the very beat in Ute Market vresh every week from the Importers 8. 8. SLEEPER 4 CO., of Bowton. and for ttate at priee? which dees nucccmAiI competition. GIVE ME A CALL. John Stanley. “Matte Fay was trying to cateh Eran Ware" patent Io all Famiugdale. By this lime, however, the said Evan Ware was absolutely in love with Lixxie Gale. She, at least, did not court his money, and that ws* something to so rich a man. . He forced himselfupon her little by little, till he made lu* way. It was spring; a lovely May, frcah and beantifol as May could l>e. and, accord­ ing to custom, a grand picnic was on tho tapis At that picnic Enn Ware had rreolred to try hi* fate for the second and last time: fur should Idxxie Gale refuse him. he would never offer his band to another woman. And, ignorant of this, ! at that same picnic, Mattie Fay liad re। solved to bring her old admirer to the “It's only pique, I know, that keeps him from speaking,' she said, m she looked at herself in the glass ; “and I'll go all length* to cure that." The day appointed srrired. Eran Ware maneuvered with surcese, and found himself st the outset just where be wished to be—in a little vehicle only capable of holding two, with Lixxie Gala by hi* ride. The ride wan a long cue. and there were plenty of chance* for ten­ der spceehoi and soft glance* Lixxie wa* yielding alowly, and when in the quietest part of the road, after all the other vehicle* had pro<d them, Eran paused entirely, and looking _ down into appeared in great affliction al her good m*n'» danger, began to. ask qutftions of her pretended husband, ealculstcd toeiioil fha answers abe expected and desired. The cobbler, groaning aloud, and looking mueb liku* peraou going to gin up the ghost a* soon a* pcwrible, feebly auswsrrd; “I intend to leave you half of my rotate, «r half, for he has always been a good neighbor." The widow was thunder­ struck at reemving a reply so different from that which she expected, but dare not Mgatiro the cobbler'a will, for fear of losing the whole of the propertv, while tho old rogue in bed—who wa* the poor old aboemakcr living apposite—laughed in his sleeve, and divided with her tho fruits of a project which the widow had lliat you wont be found, fighting against the Southern Confederacy again," And the acre* of fields close by filled with graves, beer witoera to the manner in which be kept his word. Bat the fooling Snat him at that time as a brutal tvranlkeetrtr, by the ihotuands ha abused, wa. traly again*: him as agent of thw higher tn authority, whose instructions h* was carrying out to tho Utter. . In regard to the question wtathet or not the Southern ConMsraey had it la their power to remedy these evil*. I think the prisoner! suffered *s much from tha WHOLE NO. 1037 bedcaUthtt narattBuyar oar pub­ lic men have beet craxy after wealth. Mr. Pendleton gttan ft* (K »90,DM for sfrwwwkx. Mt*. Btewxrt get* over tlM^Wftxhb tepl Mrafora o. th. men were added to thii number during the month* of Joly and August. AlrooM every form of disease and wrctehednras was present among the inmates. Many were hurried there from the battle field* of the Wilderness and SpuUaylrania, with wound* frataring and unhealed, and the «reepriroa fare, and the entire absence ‘ t^tvery thing in the way of medicine, iE>n numbered these with the dead. The •curry prevailed to a great extent, ncum and hundred* were entirely beplrae; their limta black and swollen almost to bursting; and men that a fow months before had strong healthy teeth, could now take them from the month with the fingers. Yet I entirely cared-by eating a few rax pota­ toes, the patient hav[ng a little money to purchase them. Diarrtiea and dysentery also prevailed to a great extent, and the food and water receired there bad a tend­ ency to aggravate the« disrate*. Some had been there a year, and perhaps longer, they became homesick, discouraged, luet all hope, wuuld .do nothing for thetnaelree, and lay down and died.. Some, after hot> iog against hope, for long weary monthi became tired of life, and praring their way on forbidden ground over the dead­ line, the bullet of the Rebel guard soon set the prisoner free. Number were thu* shot, and the cry of the inmates would Let when the familiar crack of the musket to decide my file—you can scud me back very kind of him to do wlial hs is doing, to China or keep me here," her eye* \nd no one ran tell how anxiou' I am to dropped, and nissf made no pretense of misunderstanding him. tarieh." The next moment be lra>l said "Will " EveryU»ly seenu to be." you be my wife, Little?" sad had taken "Ye*, not fur the same rcaAon.'" her hand and pressed It to Li* lipa , and "Why, what u your reason ?' then, finding no denial, had kisacd her out and out. men it bad been heavily limbered, but, It wa* a quiet sort of thing, but they with the exception of two large pine treai were quiet people, loth of them. 8<» thia had all been eut off, and the piercing quiet^bst by the time they alighted JJ>- raya of an almost tropical sun camo down whether you care for me or not. Some- lie bsd legged Eran “not to act people on the heads <d the prisoner* with fright­ limes you iw-em to and totuctiuic* you talking" by devoting himself too entiro- ful power. If I had - not found a friend don't. But I—like yon—better than ly to her just yet; and Evan had prow- there who had a blanket, and shared it anybody in the world—so ranch that if with me, I am rare I should not hare you My I may hope a little bit to make lived two week*. Thousands of the tays yon like ntf a* mueh, 1 shall hare an looking certainly very young and pretty, had no blanket* and very little clothing; object to work for to make myself rich- found the rich merchant at her mercy, and but every thing was used that could be arid great, perhapn; and without that hope took poaaeasion of him. used to poustruc*. some kind of a shelter She walked him around a romantic from the burning rays of the sun. blankets I shan't bare any. There it's out. I've tried to say it a doxcu lime* before, pond and down into a chartuing green and coals, and even shirt*. Home dug meadow, and talked of “the dap that bole* in the ground and arched them over and I couldn't go away not knowing." He paused and the girl stared at him. “You meant that furan offer ot your times in wet weather these caved in and hand and heart. I suppose? " she raid. buried the inmates in the ruins. Others "Ifso, I'll tell you what: I roorider it, dug holes in the hillside, by the side of, “ And to repent our fully — I do, I know. coming from yoa to me, a pence of itnpnor under some stump, anything to gat out I'm sure I don't know howto approach the subject but you remember how rude I wa* on the bridge—bow ridiculous. Yon nsver ran have forgiven." “Indeed I have, Mre. Fay." ••Entirdy?” "Entirely," he replied. “You know it wasn't from th* heart. plainly dressed little figure that stole over the bridge tan minutes after, until some Girl* are so singular. The moment you had gunc I wanted to rail after you. If one said : "Evan." you had asked me the question a second | Then he turned. It was Lixxie Gale. in her r.rat (glraw time. I should have answered differently." •'Men are generally too proud to rejeat bonnet, and with her prayer book and such a question." said Eran, “I am." pocket handkerchief in her hand. But the lady was not to be baffled. "Yon are going away to-morrow ? Good ■In matters of the heart pride shotfld Bye!" have no daev," she whispered. “For He took her offered hand. my port. I'm ready to throw min. aside “Good-bye Iattic." ■> "I hope vou'll hare a plcsesut voyage Bu?Eraa'^V*rc was thoroughly frightand aatrerJ." "Thank you; but everything goc* “Don't t^y anything either of ns might wrong with me. I don't support youll regret,''h. raid, taranra I, this very morning, put the qnralton to another lady, and wa* answered favorably." attempt to detain her, and she walked I Mattia stared at him; she could Mt away slowly an I quietly, *nd never wiped off the little tear that Would trickle down believe her senses. But s sense of phsmo her cheeks until she wa* auro that :and anger gradually broke upon her, and .utting her kerchief to her eves she Evan on the bridge eould not see her. out; “You're heartkas flirt, sir!" The next day Evan Ware liad left sobbed I , dure the right and the labor, and offered Farmingdale for year*, iff not for ever. 1and flounced sway. Ersn Ware sat down upon a tank and1 a reward to those that would bring them He went mortified and unhappy, but, out to the gate. Any one bringing out a strange to say as much in love a* ever. 1 “ Lift is a queer thing." h. arid to himdead body w»s allowed to tarry in an armHe was very young and very modret, and Mattle Burt* uncalled fur insult took m 1 H. “What should I Ear* uM to any' ful of wood. Long rows of them were one who had told me, ten years ago. that 1 laid outride the gate every morning, and upon itself after a day or two the form of 1 I should comq tack to Fanningdale tn' could their friends from home have seen refosaMsttle Burt?" , them, they could hardly have recognised It rat good hour before he ^joined in them any samhlaM* to humaky. I the enrapanj, and then Msttie Fay had1 quota from my diary, wnucn on the »p<^ taken herself homo on a plea cfiDnes*. in whi«h I have a record of every day I Before many ww*ks were ovm, not onlyf spent there, during fonr months undar Fortune making is trey slow. Evan Msttfo botsll Farmingdrie knew whom> ZmoTAngrat 15,1864. "W. Eran had chosen, and it is a pitiable 1 sad go but they bring m ehange to u*. was pvoaperou*, but at>firat moderately so; and mouths rolled by, and years, and truth that sweet ietapered Lixxio has one' We Mill draw tie tame Msmiradon*, and bo grew to be a tall, broadshouldered man, enemy on earth, and that individual re•­ akeloton forms still moot u* at cvvry .top, ride at Farmingilale and is named Marti. 1 nine hundred and ninety-five dnita 00with a great brown breed, before he was curcdinramp last wesk." August 20, half rich enough to go tack to Farming­ 1864: “Dm*h still rontinuce its raragm, dale. Tho limo came al last, however. He knew hi* racreai had become known in hut native place ; he knew also that Miss Burt had married and wa* a widow; and wb«n be laft Chin* it was with the foil without making his will, ftr th* want of “Anottar week eommenort. foil of pain --------- — LU ...ITwinf towinnv- we Lard v n-alix-i intention of-tabtahi-himsrif •> a mar­ chant ia London, and marrying Matteo, if she were-to be won. Such an imago a* he curried with him. and over the ocean, United State*. 13,158; Germany, 2.7M; EogUnd, 1,2811 Settled. W> ; Fra***, 294 : Italy, 724; other foreign oountri**. 452 , not given, 183 ■ total, 37,470. From thi* it is fair to concludnd that the intellectual and moral instruction of prcrcarat of the dwellings of the poor, on the conrittion that poverty, infirmity and ssseciatiM tagtt vics* innumerable. And with the sasutary melioration of the poor, we would anticipate a vast dearest of their temptatiou to vice, and Mpodrily to the vice of intoxication. For it mnst be raraembered that itrterapcranoe is a* ef­ fort a* well a* in many cases, the cause of otbarcvil*. The poor and wretched drink Noticing in your paper of a few weeks ago, a roll for information io regard to lUbcl Prison*, and treatment of prisoners therein, I write you briefly a few line* on I the subject. I was a member of Capt. Culver* Company E., twenty-sixth Mich. Infantry. dunng the late war, wa* shot through the body al tho battle of Spottaylvania, Va., on the morning of May 12, 1H64, ahd taken prisoner. Before my wounds healed I wa* scut South, byhur­ ried marches, or crowed with many others in slight box cam; and two months from the day I was wounded, July 12, 1864, th* huge gates of tbs stockade at Andersonville, Ga., were unbarred and camp on a small sluggish stream, with mud and filth kn«u deep on the one ride, and a bed of quicksand on the other, wtan there were healthy streams of pure waler, in abundance, all over the country. There wa* m need of placing the cook-house on the upper port oi the stream no that thia limited supply of water lor drinking and and washing purpose* should be covered with refuse and greare. Plenty of wood to properly cook the ra­ tion* received, would have been a luxury, for, during the hottest days, the night* were very cool, and the dew* heavy like rain,—and there was tmmraee qwan'itici of it just outside the stockade, but tkii was I denied them. And there wa* plenty of .A* tho inmate* of the prison pressed | provirioM throughout all that country; around ns to gain information in regard plenty of oom and sweet potatoes. rail to their friends, or tho world outside, enough could have been furnished without their appearance in tattered, filtliy cloth­ ing, features grimmod and blackened with the smoke ofthe pitch pine fires, their sunken eye* and skeleton frame*, struck me with pity and horror, and I almost fancied that the gate* of tho internal re­ gions had opened, and I wa* gating on the countenance* of the hat. As I wont around among the inmates, I found twenty­ fl to thousand Union prisoners crowded to­ gether on ‘•bout twenty-five acre* of ground, hardly room enough, if they aT Bearing in mind that the use of liqrar i* llu> causa on efitti of three fourth* of the crime*, It is a curiosity also to notice that tho nativity of those convicted upon w^h^iss* follow. r-Irotad. lsSK ean read, we would anticipate a* decided useful remit*, a* from the perusal, by the same number of people, of the trablicatious by theTraiperrarc or Religion. Trott 8oThi Board of IVlire Jndgra, in this city, i* required bf law te make u annual return of the autistic* of crime. Moral­ ist* and tax-payers, that 1* to ray Chri*- morning. I could see through th* tree*, the field.* where near thirteen thoUMmd of our poor boy» were buried,, martyr* in the great stuggie for the preservation of Ameri­ can liberty. Nxvrrox T. Kratt. Things at Washington liccu the prey of partisan committee*. It i* time that this robbery was Mopped ; and, iftt cannot be done in any other way, I trust tho Senate will pa*a th* House bill. But three House DemocraU showed that they were not entirely rinrere, far when Mr. Blaine proposed to make the bill spply to nicmbera of t'oogrww they refused to let him in with his amendment. Why not? If the bill become* a law. among us? If not, where? Study throe figure*; cannot give a dollar toward ordinary elec­ Of the total number of persons held tion expenses, tirt even out of their pri­ for trial and convicted, amounting to 61,vate fortunes. 1* it any worse for thaw C55, the several nativide* ar* dutribnud gentlemen to contribute to “election ex­ a* follows : Ireland. 33,891 ; United, States penses" than for Mr. Farnaado Wood and 21,220: Germany, 6.1S7; England. 1,793; Sir. Samuel Cox to do the same? Tho Sootlaud. 563; Franro; 452 . Italy, 3H; mtcnsihle reason* for the passage of the bill are. first, to prevent bribery and eor- gira, «a.. Sition in elections and to protect the Across tb* ocean is one little island,call­ cvliolder frotj political a**oumenta. ed the “Gem of the Sea" or th a Emerald But everybody knows that tlicro is quite Isle, reuawbed for the “pleCy" of its peea* much corruption in covgnwnoual «k» pie, of whom there are a bw more than linns as any other. Probably no clam of >n the Stale of New York. Ireland, in men pay out more money for polities! 1870, had fire and a half million*, and anew* than Senators and Reprroenta- its population wa* decreasing. New York tlrre ; yet the Democrat* of the Hou*e declined to include lhemseirra in all pro­ toil tk. u— what will finally be done, I taliev*. Tho Supreme Court is the only tribunal which all [urtir* are willing to trust. If the time should ever come when that body would consent to a fraud, to secure thi triumph of a party, tho country hard­ ly be worth saving. Senator Morton dings to his clrctoral bill doperaudy ; but how be ran hc^c to bring the Senate and House together on the subjrct is a wonder to hl* friend*. ' The danger of trouble within a year probably SnSnencc* him; but it is tafor to trust to tho good fortune which has hitherto saved us, and wait till a thorongh remedy ran be provided. The better kind of Republicans litre and elsewhere bare bran grraUy diagurtrc' with General Butler s performance in the room of the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs. A bitter personal roe my of Mr. Dana, the moment he was nominated he appeared before tho Com­ mittee with charge* »gainst hi* moral character I And tho Committee, without writing to hear th* other side, went to the President and asked him to withdraw 1the nomination! The I»rw<ient flnaly ideclined. Then folk>w.d .. aosrewhet Ifoolish letter from Mr. Dana, which anger­ ,ed the Committee, and they reported sgrintt i him to the Senate. In reward- to ttaotargtoagriM l him.ltb suflMsct to state that so competent s judge re-«xIWdentWoolaey hre written a latter defending Mr. Dana from |aifer's sora- l>ana ran ^ittt'hfa.ftr Qragr***, sad be wi.be* to punish him for it. Th* rcmree Committee ia MxraittiDi: itself toofbethe lad by s tad man [TdtaW* against an eminent cltixeu and Republican, witheul first inretfu; him to be heard, was ftspoMU *U b thudsyn «r Snsncr it could not have occurred. A»y years of sga; of three • vrey large proper lion (how many v* cannot aay) were bora here of parents who camo from that green isle. Coaid we tale them from the natiw of the United States and credit them to thrir pateraal tan, ire would tad that fre- Th* Coottiiniion of th* United Btate*. in ponding that M State shall "make . anything bat grid and rilvar coin a tendar > raok*Mcli uriai ulagad teodarin dbeharc* tathekw Moreover, the Supreme Court of the i United Blate*, ia one Of Walkar va. Whitabrad Ot WaOaM. p. 314), held ttsMMMh^v*; "Th. han [of i .--a: - �i betwean the GUIDE S«w Yayr. April f>th 187C pmtal noronta. Eight hundred and twenty en "T ’< Irving, Mich., April, Uth. 1870.. jirnttedixtriy mixed from a lighted J«p« HI >7 “•* c*wp«ng nriaoocn .hut th. kitehrod locked it, but rating that the ’ IIimtH Mm., Anu 12,1871 teen newspapers puUisbed ia Berrien county—9 EkpuUiewa, 2 iMuneralic, 1 Methodist,and 1 ledependant. The Chicago J ^rn-fl tp th** the Michigan Central Railroad Company has built a number of elegant dining ears. wiring Mr» Ward, would hare horned nd light* and blue it Committee of the United Staid Saoato, •welled and .trvamol like a holiday fanner. thiiDiauSct. I ran away owing quit, terrible feature of it i lave been glad to reiinquiah the tark to Thia villian lion* of miaapproprutiona and corruptioo. i^y**«. I publican majority ia Mimiarippi made to I integrity. He sold tuortgapm and hoods | belonging to ewtstes. and squandered the I out a party of railrood men recently on an !■ w.. . van f.lnKXBt trio. followed the four for actural mile*, keeping ’ I up a continual file on them, until finally i j getting three of them in cloac <|O*rtcra, | thry’lhrew up." and be marched them । RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. nfOhio. For Viso-Drmidant. JOBS P. HARTBAN FT uf Vcnnsylrania thing—that bis whole life wa. an inqC. tore. He was a judge, ami held many er nf the party of four be wx.« ratified wx« ! Democrat ought to demand that it be j not fir from where the capture took plre. I aad he aecordiagly returned and found bolder baa been paying >2,700 for the him fitting in th. creek with hu Lead ■ rarefdlj bid under a bunch of Lnwfc. He 1 wu abn marcho! to the prioou by hi* cap­ their criminal eoterpriacs. Ingersoll, tor. On rrturaing to the penitentianr any quarter by the tuMcral.k folly and I Garvey, Watson, Connolly, Gmtct, and young Gaine mounted the hoeao whirh had twice been ridden to the city and back Al) the talk in th* ivnnectivn about 1 ty well. till tenant actually goea to White- aad for the benefit of my holy roadcri* 1 through the mud, and went in pur»uit of “Honert money for all. and hasten to tell them net to Iray scoop hoc the other three Mill al large. He gut up­ free •chools for all. There t wiring the ‘bluesly ahirt is partis slang on their trail and followed them fir about ahoald be no inflation which rix laika, coming within eight of them. will depreciate the one nor »cocouatituaney al Albany. terian interference winch will ten behind the dark curtaia of a dril war deetroy the other." . State Land Office, Mie! ijn. Reputlicin National Convention. A Southern paper which wya that reached, who hare an unlucky habit of, “Jeff Davis was right" in his Ic^e on to see the eity. thoroughly, at not very been damajwd by contact large expend. Avoid the large hotel*, tda aiun.-etbtT. । Put out the Lights—Democratic Policy. in - harge of the Tcmioria! convict’ Young Gaincw hai acquitted hun'elf | r-.ibly. and he dtwrrvwX to 1>e rewarded I with a full pardon. \ Go to bonrding-houaea, good, cicun. comfortalde beds. Thrac off the tu>c of fuel, light* and water in all I the public building., on account of the hotuea can be* fouad^ anywhere below I failure of this year's appropriation fur | thoee tiurpoaes. must be carried into effect markable feats occurred last Sunday when ! immediately. Wc understand that al the he got outride of >23.20 worth <.f food Button Piet Office, the Custom House,, and drink. irable. Thoee who have Ing advantage of the decline in Conkling r.vlmm party atfiUsuteas. wbe kalieva In Prcidential sUtek to bring tho daimn of .„1 wnJrt <k. url.clple. .ntrarialed in Iks their cnmlidate ihto fUilie nocire. cundon to and from Washington calllwlb. Xslicnx: BepuMieaa Cenvrati^. If the Cincinnati candidates should hap- J The people of Barry County to under* stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen but Will Hams, says he can sell them Cheap Well they sent us a double order of CROCKERY too, but Dan says it is going to be a good winter Tor Young I'olks to g<*t married and go to keeping house, and he will scJI it Cheap ami c.lose'itvoiit. • d principle* of the father.. following tledamationa ! to-night!' Mc«t j-tsoos can apprehend All hotais and be bled for the styla of the | i something of the effect of snch a change, thing, but it ia unemnsary. Stylish ( bnarding-buturw cun he found st fnxn >101 coaatetatioaal right* of ewnr ritiaen , for grateful Hcosnitaou of the brave roldicr. of the Republic, for though retrenchment and reform ; for the uneporing permit. axpoaure and pani.hm. nt of publie fraud, f.jrtte Vhc.an-1 Tenth atrect, or, for ing incuavewiencc and injury to the wlmlc and uffirixl dbhoarety ; for the olcvatum of tho publie Mrvice. and purr and efficient community, caused by daring up all opera- i govern treat, for maintaiaieg nntxrnulinl lion* at night-fall, fwticulariy at this sea- XX ,XB t CT1LE, Mamtentrii. Geo. M. Savage & Co’a Column. A’OL'RK, • SMITH, MANTEE <£ PRESTON. R D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON, DAT^NTO. ffavas /'•O.dw.rn thmks Qmnretieut I here that they have knowledge of gui I e>ne»«Mryt lk.« • ccntM ba ralhd upon fbr 10,000 RepubU tuntojority. and they will bo Mralghtway cited to ap- •ummer come prepare-! to .lay long Thia, from the McConnelsville, (O.) light. .Ml the trouble to the math caused by damace to railroad track, or other di* IbfM, ia vary liko a wail: •Pewdktou charge the ihtiuieratie their poril. The Connecticut election Walking down Broadway and going up to terhance. of which wo have had any experience U but a trifle in comparison , presents some curious feature*. The with thia threatened evil, which may be treason ; with making it* <s>ntr<4 nf tha falling off in the Democratic majority on protracted according to the incalculable Honan of llcpnaentativcn the tAiimpl, ■nam.ibility of a Itemoentic Uotue of and opiotunity of the tut am • rvortit f..», with raaswriing and applauding in tb< National Capitol the -entlment. of unrej ercaaed Republican, nujorite. prntaat tctedli'n: with urw-litw I'nion . SomUry Bristow notifial the Appropvia- auidicrato the roar and prooMting Confh.1. part of the city, and ace aomethingof tfy; I l tioM I 'ominitkv of th* llouae of the exact crate soldier, (o the front: with deiilrrntcmagnitude of their oparatiun*. By all |I condition of affair, which La* now reached ly proposingto repudiate the flighted faith doubtful it* cvnsumalion. The apesropeiatioa. far of the gnvernmau with bring . qually fuel, light* and water in the Govcnimcnt Idas and imbecile npoa the o*ev»l>vl«wing J..! J?,RY goods/ party a larger majority in the legislature Staten taland and up the E*U River, that building, wcru fast running, and the time when they would fail altogklhcr could be The difference between the Republican , meet aad otateictam of inmti-.-ati.H>, editorially aayethat it ie capable of but !«S2E tU bjr m ma>r GARDEN AND WELD SECTS. fcSpETROT. I gotMoaee of the evil it has afflicted. THE DEMOCRATIC TION. ftfirm by him or any _ business done by him on account. of the our 0/IUe, pertaining to ""Within* department, 'wrecofni^ed as valid GROCERIES hands in the person of the recusant Hal­ lett Kilboweti He has developed a stomachic capacity that would put to Republican Convention IX.» We have n <|publc Stock its any one coming in llie Store can see and they will be sold A HAW C. BTTLSK. cheap for cash or ready pay., -'VAt.-rtfAl?" wtiaa «rthrwiMB.MU Miaan, George Preston, snysuiir DOLLAR TEA Ultra. ICT aartnd is the best he ever saw. and <• very bod allows our SIYTjJ’ CENT 7’OBACCO is the boss of City, 'Wlteisdl. l<TS.lrtbsrre.P hin says don’t tell any hotly they sell ftsgnx-wegufi!1 la its sstaaa daaaiai .aS PURE GROUND GOODSToMt is to hard work to grind them. Capt. Ikrgber ;iary on lb* very nstanres would Committee appear to have an elephant Mala Central Committee. will be iuu, neared the ai*£o/(ko.S. Brook., to ‘ w K. account with doing banner ,!a if'. propoK to ut- CHA$. SHEPARD, M. D. trims it a.< much mure. Rather roarK unfiniahod ehips of a light ecru color, are traction thi. year than Philadelphia. Ev- ■ the stylish drew, hats cither in scoop cr 1 1 crybody will, of oourac, go to Philadelphia the other shape aad aearf* of yellow net J lace, or wide crape-like silk ribbun, with i wreath' and masses of fine fiowen on or I about the crown are the favorite trimming I unfnasible. Convention. , wtll a complete refutation oftbc allegations of wili I corruption and robbery nude against) Political Note>. Republican Mate BOOKS, STATIONERY, AC. Having become owner of the stock of Drugs, Medicines, Books, Stationery, &c., &c., formerly owned by Hopkins & Barnes, I shall continue the Businessof sell­ ing the above named Goods at the old stand, in the City of Hastings and do mof t respectfull ysolicit a share of the public patronage. I have secured the services of 0. A. BARNES, to conduct the Business for me.* I shall buy my Goods strictly for Cash, and by so doidg shall be able to com­ pete with any Drug House in the County. Their reply to early to aay civilly that it don’t seem worth while to make a change, as they returned. Oituaiu Bcrehcr ia badly cut up: his cotuing, haring a peculiar neat and mod- I oom ts broken between the eyes, and he c< appearaac? on the Lead, as I. though ' sustained three or f-rar other tmnful inI the risk, of the future—that future in g.-.t it. i.._ -_.i a mere male mortal can testify from inwhich Senator Bayorl say. that the fines [ I cal ouo marked by a faithful application I hup himself at getting Li. own price, and speetion. The ladio .ar that they can of all appropriation, and other fundi to tell the shape as far a* they ran sec it, fur! | it is so much prettier than the spreading, j cutting a gaah in the under lip through I be refunded, bccauar । I fianng boucte of home design, it sevm. to the teeth. • • that no sooner docs a peculiarly haj.jy ' The pri*jticre captured are Paitervon, ! may talk about next year fur a generation [ French design get over here, than our dr- who waa eonvictrel a few dav» ago in th-. I and void." They may be a little quicker! to come, nobody is afraid of them just now. I signora, ■* they aay, begin to ad*r.t it to Third Dutrict Court for hone Mealing, A meric n in whirh it L^w *tl . and waa aentenoed to three y<tm, impria- I ulature by a Dcauxrat. Thia tpring a st Washington to foccaoc these impen ding | Why should they be when stores that □ament; Jaaxw Caine, cvori-tcd of mar | Republican Mayor i« sLrted by about 200 misled by the pUuaibie Lyon it wa* quite rentedforfiUOOO withinthrecyeursttd last der an-l .erring out a tern of thirty year>( 1 । majority, and the City Council i* alnut year for >7,5<‘<i, tumble this year to >5,000? John 11. Davis, ia for two yean fur larce-1 . nyrand Dr. W. T. Buell, in prison on the ] entirely Republican The building occupied by a well known cbmtaitment of a V nit cd States summiM I lone concerned—* eoneluaion totally in win execute accordingly. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. buy good*. Rotagli and ready alnws. in toner, for the crime of murder 'no mistake about that ’>28,000. They offered >15,000 for it clone fonna, small and becoming, will be a I voluntary party to a awindling conspiracy last year, which wa. indignantly refused,‘ stylish bonnet this season, and there ia a ianuun, Joseph Smith and W. I). I*tidps. and they moved out The building stood Mtin -finiabcd Ftench rough straw, of beau­ WiHimasta is five feet eleven iuchsM in I and nothing arouse, them quicker than tiful design, that is the prettiest thine out, bight, light complcxioned, bruwo hair, ia bannets in a masculine cjt, it is to un­ pray eyes, weighs about 175 pounds, and I a suspicion that fraud is intended. would bo very glad to lei it Sir >12,000 I pretending with all its style. .V usual. the little finger on the left hand is'eut off ex-epy, ex-detective Bell, hare provoked brought on dy three «roe Ubekrv, o-x come for epithets now. They xx50m3 * DRUGS AMD MEDICINES, s± Tl™ i. on. poet Um Damxratic party, raoi- . >10,000 to provide euitaUr tioos far her poor wm vote April Sd by a large m^ority contrary to the habit of hia lifo to do .uch ' Mr Bayanl Taylor. To tho.r motn it may Concern: 1 uni now running n NEW POtt TABLE MACHINE for Moving. Rasing, or Chang, ing the Location of Buildings from small |0 great, and having handled aboul 1.200 build, ingn in 16 years, fold confident I can satiate those that may favor me with a call. ’ My address i. Irving. Barry Co., Mich. • -A. S'. DEAN towns did it. It further aaya that not­ INVESTIGA­ defeated Mr. Darid A. WeO. and radioed withstanding these liberal dabnmmcnt* the Democrat* failed to hold their own or two at Long Branch to ace the frivolity the Secretory of th* frauunr would bo abaolutely compelled to irnuc the ocuer which w bow received. But the poliUciana who I alike unworthy, rveraant and incapable. control the Houac majority were all et»groeaed in other mattora. They could not The Pledging Syutern. afford time to attend to the nremeium <f the people and the are1» of the public orevice Ia a private letter from Lanriag Mich., I l>ecatuc they had wjmc forty invemigrating occurs this paragraph; ALBERT DICKINSON, bMtarx ix chaws aad ' Fii:t.i> errne OCCUOj •v niRE.Hi'oxDKxcg nouerrtn. Great monteat Secretary Bristow sent in hi. n o litteatiou they had struck upon tbs track of that wonderful mule claim, by which it, I cendhlattw, and our delegation will by no on Sundays of ccuroa you will want to I hear Bnedter, Tyng, Frothingham and a I capital, until the. , togalhtr with ,i "wrricc Vthe^wteil pendent 6tatmiiMu, published at Couoord ■ . N. H We the writer!. ____ _ crippling that noUe charity >g the lives of its iametesj, of opinion. | fruit, of the Dwwoermic policy. Cam. by [during Mareb.ll^Wl, dwamciw. Theme* > J. Cole <fc Son Pianos Organs, and HAZELTON BEO.’S GROCERS. ERNEST « to ma Urm GABLI r<PIAN0, wn �BUSINESS NOTICE. GREAT TEA! T1AII From Mto 11.23 ne to grade. Warraaiod from 15 to 23 eta., ehoanar than aay other Hotuc in Barry Comity. ‘ COFFEE Foe 23. 28, M, 35, 40 aad 45 eent. Look at the quality CANNER GOODS Tumaton., PAdma, Cherries, Plumba, Purn Apple., Pean, Groan Peoa, de., Ac. , CANDIES We have the boat amorunent and aril fur ra4 ao 4acb< made vlthaal givlag Um aubjrct candid ronrideralUg Had the p~pl. of our rounly all aeoom U the iMreit Tnl—., or ~uld they read the artkloa abor. rafcrrad la. aad tba reply thereto by an eU reaUent an4 Sapeniaar af WaUlouw eaanty. U would bm N e do Bail a better article and from 10 to 15 ceota cbwper than uy other Iplace ia the County. ' " CIGARS W e anti the Ben CuipboR. , PRODUCE Taken in cichaDgo foe ail kind, of good. CROCKERY. GLASSWARE AND STONEWARE We have a full aaaortaicnl and can All ordera from a Toy Mag ’to a full wi Ur TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. I hfleereaenUy boon approached eereral |U.M Mthb widen, aad aakel why I did not aaneM ycuperty at Ua Iran anah value; I do not wonder that thia qooaUon aboold be ukod.bwilaaaawerU ywlicnUy. by aaeee| slag prepan/ al Ue <nab wins. weaU bo fol­ S^n°f Dwigflt A Burrall, at Auction. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. We have secured the as­ sistance ofdleo. H. Brooks, to settle up the account with, every person doing business in'th us. We propose to set­ tle up our matters. Any re­ ceipts given by him or any other business done by him for an on account of the Bapncr Office, pertaining to the publishing department, will be recognized as valid by the publisher. YOURS TRULY, SMITH, MANUK A PRESTON. »w«Ur ateae. aa4 >aM> I»»P««ncBta of the late Firm The Stock <v.n«iata in pari, of Forty Robbins Cultivators 25 Gale, Taylor and Ithica Sulkey Rakes. GO Road Scrapers. 50 Curtis and Dodge Plow . Ihmbi.. Shovel Plows. 20 Square and Butterfly Harmv. •. 5,uno Plain and Cutter Points, and a cvrrehf>onding mirnb<-r of Land Strips, Mould Boards antrwhe^L • ■litul-k for Plows in general use in this Cnuwty. r. Corn Bheilers. Feed CuUitk 2 Nori walk Mbring Macbines. SPECIAL NOTICES. ia elected, aad Um Mayorily ere aalleied that 1,0 will perform lbs dutlee of bU ofoce with credit u the lowaablp aad to himself 11 Clipper, Buckeye and Other MOWERS AND REAPERS Make yoeir gardenTbhiegratle epring Repair y.xit aidewalk-. Sew t -anril mH last evening. Meat year centennial Tree on Kalnrdty Jackion Wagon, Buckeye Drill, Machine Reaper Sections, Knives, etc, llano mot la council el Mamak Hall. Ilaatlap April (th. 1874. for tho pnrpoao of .rgaaltlag a blatriH Lodge. B. l>. U. W.CT..pnaMiag The following oacen.peo teas were appoialed 8. Phillipa. P. D. JOHN STANLEY !' M Bn FaM MTRI1 IIEPdf. Canned Fruits and Fisn. STEBBINS BRO’S. JOHN STANLUf. Oysters received daily BRublUN free delivery and on time. Lttai Jletice? 24 JdUtaou Sc, Haaunga, Mteh. Of every Deneription which w<« mil »U etmf«r Ilian any hmm • hi ILury County. f.w the-e rra-.n-: l«L II^wm*. Wo have n» rent to par. 2L llcwsc wv m'xkr the mn t nf our EVERGREENS, SMALL FRUITS, and other ontansentel Trem and Fruits, a large rapply at the Haatlny N unary. O. K. Own, >*ropri<iur. iad a rjwelted U1 a pan lk« ccalraplaiad Iran .oaahrahioaflbe property of the Huu While j on the other kan.1 It But ba aoneadoj by all I that the prvaaal nd. 4m> learea molrrwUy ike 1‘arthw having Pletu.-m to Cmov would do wen top •them fntwril of n. no we can-Li UP wraodChe^nr Han any hooae In P -y fount.r, V v k>« ti i Great Betatin ii Prices! PICTURES 1 PICTURES I I am now all alone in the I'boUigrapli mento increase my facilitira Ur d-x iboUcr work than over, »!■ should c and gate negative taken The rape ority of my work ia the past ia a in cacal guarantee of hrtt-e ,wori in I future. Rooms in WubitnKiti BL. aooth aid* State 0tn«i.’ 3lif «». L. 11 warn. CKOB^feT’i^teaM. laj) SALISBURY L BROSSEAU FURNITURE FARM FOH SALE! mem Ml Friday eranlng, April W>- I*7*Ilk Il-war. Mayor U-mlyeer la the ahalr. Itellaf AUmmen ’«>.< ralWl lU felfonmg arrr prrroot : Alda. Dwwmn. balpb, Kvana. -..tr-auU wuhli.. Why deal yaw aapenboea .■■em yvapeely nt iu into cash value ' Last year lb. v-jualjan* valuation af am lowwaUp was plt.SM.. Upon thte am no ll waa levlnl a highway lax af 11 S3 day. rapraaonltegtl 183, a.4 nine null tea af«Kmakingatetel af llfofo. WanU yaw bean lag KlUBTTlaKS, •( whtei. 50 ARE IMPROVED wnwn WTBBBtSS EBON. NOTICE! Wagons uMtindacffi IHmhinaOd. !r«-i*. T M J. Matta. Operaili the Pct 0«*e XHltf HamingB. Miah. UNDERTAKING way ia advaane af amas ywsag men af hi. yam CtorlnAwmMimi ia .MhaMic, and ye knew hi. Monde will bo ploawl l. hoar that ho is dokgee-rfl. Oar boat wiobm ailoM allene young mow eeokiag <s »< themeelreo lor the I Peerless Milk Safes now on exliildUnn' ol our 1 nrullurHlorr. All kind, of work unaafo |« «<• •hr. Re|mlring of all kJbda uf old fur nllare neatly ,b,nr. WE MEAN BUHlNKrtt! Fnniltnrw lloonm a-mth -Mr Htatr St. oppnaito it. A. (hwnlyraH. H«n>Warv S3CIV,—ovar ami aUvelbal you were cnllod ■peaky. namUralM Barry rail at l*7t -a. WU2.J5. Won* ya *•?>>•- memtara of tba Lodge of I. of O T ■LO, Shedd-. 1UU. Prairieville. an th* "•••crfth. l*b last. AdmiMlon 25«Ma. •AUAna lOeania. C. Jl.SwarbaM manner Mr. MmU will gi. inoa, llRAcmrni. Paikii-4{om>•nw. Wau.-I*ocKm<. Ki.irmllUUSKKH, ’•yrythlng in th-- 1'urnltare line. and Buggies �JBW AMWTWBMMTfi. would be about 8| cents each; and on thoee of I>. M. Ferry k Co. 11 routs each. This was a heavy and unjust tax on their buxinoss,. aaaounting in the ag­ gregate to thousands of dollars Acrons the Detroit Hirer is the Wind­ sor postofice aad Dominion postage pre­ vails there. The postage there on the same matter is I cent tier ounce, or the old rale in thi Hailed St*tea before Mr. Hamlin made hi* egregious and outrageous blunder. Those firms took ia the situlion aad exported their catalogues to Canada paying 17 per cent custom duties ou the cost ofthe printed material. They _.tUA .L-:. __ > Lawson's Curative C. P. Rowell a Co'i. Column. a large expense, have i-ned splendidly illustrated catalogue* for the instruction of tiieir cartotnars. The United States portsge, by the blotrdsr of Senator HamIla,—w* will call it that—was doubled by tbo recent law imposing one cent postage per ounce on ttonl.rises inaltor, so that the postage under this law cn tho cata- Young r.rent: QRAND TRUNK RAILWl?^ NOV. 22.1*-;,. ' i sESSS=i3E~ •Ktff.: ■UKT. was inundated and overwhelmed with cat aloguea. Catalogue! wore as plenty a? Falataff's blackLerrica and were dis­ $20 rr,^-to.-regJ patched u. al! parts of the conn try. Cart­ toads of them, were dispatched, and lb. pnetal authorities could tint stop them "PKTBRMAS’S IBBVE PILU. i The firm saved about 82,000 by this ap A MrfMt nralu FmmI. RW,„ Jai, af | precialive patronage of lie Canadian pert office autbaritles who, luckily, have no 5U.UU sirtTT'all Senator Hamlin to meddle or tinker with Usurtisa. worker*. stadrau. au. PrW* r. rev baa. thsirpostnffiec tswe. This thorns the in­ PETERMAN'S PILE REEEDY. justice of the United States law, which A ixrf^l esc*. t'ric* Bl m, bss. Seat -r«i imposes a double burden upon our people, ^fS!F-Mlfe. -#!:£ and explains the reason why we ask for its repeal—or for the annexation of the United Staton to Canada, where they do things boiler than wo can—but if we join . Canada we most respect fully ask that Senator Hamlin be left in the United ihnairk t«N«i <.u4u.n.> IMYKIPP.tXS [iSEV. ...... Hacr ®ag ’ EK We arc informed by the dispatches from Waihington that the delay oC the Senate PRAIIUXVILLR, April 4tb, 187A. in the ccnalderaluia of tho bill relative to Mb. Editor ;—The inhabitant.* of this postage, that was matured io tbe House town were congregated yesterday for the of Repreaentativen, and passed, irte. purpose of attitiding their town meeting. from the efforts of this reocralte Senator At about 3 odock P. M. wehad thepleu- Hamlin to perfect a law that shall rendef ure of seeing one of the finest young the poatoffio^department self sustaining. | horses ever brought into the State of Senator Hamlin is too old a man to unMichigan, Mr. Ira C. McAIlaaler has in dertakc that job, and wo rather think that1 charge thi* noble animal. Mambrino Ex­ if it bad been posable it would have been celsior. a son of the famutu horse Min- tound out year* ago. Tho Senator baa never yet, in hi- long experience, dis­ played remarkable power* of invention. It u rather late for him to commence. Hence wo would advise that ho save hi* strength and apply himself to the solution of the problem <>f tbe philosopher's stone, the transmutation ol the baiia* metals into Council Blu& and Omaha. giAl, the squaring of the circle, or the per­ Without Change of Cm, petual motion. lie might render him. !>«••». Salt Lak* atx.Sasr»a*ai<..Ssr» Pr «• -ci *11 paint* wart as U>> Psrlla rou I. Train* tear* Daily a*follow A Atebi.on Bt-. - . )soo 'lark brown color, stands a little over six­. payments. But Mr. Hamlin does not teen bands high and weighs in bis present; nromise to be a aucoeas on the portofli-c. eonditiod elev< n hundrrd and sixty pound?. Hs h*» undertaken too big a job. Hi* K**B«* LIKE. Mr. McAllaater harotaken great pains to। complete failure last acwion ought to have NPI,£Ebring into i------- «■»--*-------- •* «- * ■ driven him out of that committee, and to one of It taught him he knew nothing about noatU. S. Internal Revenue the world, i : only that, but he ia cs- age. He should have reiignod, and ta­ . ,—cedenec that is highly ken a position on some other of the com ------------- to himself, and will add very mittec*. He is a mutilated sphinx where largely to making up* show, and increase beds—the remain* of something that has the interest to no small degree in our . passed down from anterior ages, wonderCounty Fairs at Hastings. He ha* made oua for ila aixt and it* position, but of no arrangements with the National Live use and not a delight to the eye*. When Stock Journal Co. of Chicago to finish all he propose* to nuke tho puntoflicc *df-anstbowe that patronite Mambrino Eledaior, taining, we know bo is talking as a voice this season with a copy of the Journal from the toads, and about what L« specu­ lated upon on the cither ride of Jordan. give a premium for the three beat colts got The very nature of the postoffice acrvicc by Mambrino Excelsior of not low than render* the attempt to make it self sup­ Ally and perhapn one hundred dollars, the porting an impossibility, without doing a colta to be shown at our County Fair, al great injmtlce^o those who must pay the Hasting* next year barring; any colta raised errater part of the reveouew. Pustofficr by himself and the viewing committee to lacilitim must bo given by the govevnbe the same as chosen by tho Agricultural mentlo such territorial as Dacouh, Wyo­ Society for the same class of stock. What ming, Montaoa, ColonMo, Arisons and say you to thia Mr. Editor ? New Mexico, and tfaZ revenues derived from the mails arc not expected to per the neccmary expenses. Bul why should the whole community of Michigan, or of Ohio or of the New England State* be charged not only with the en< of their own routes but also with thoee of that portion of .-UICUIOAN, A1INSESOTA. IOW. Tbfre is nothing encouraging to be said territory aa yet undeveloped’ Mr. Han. NKiiH AKKA, California and Ute Wire­ about wBol, and the reports from all par­ lin Can't frame a law that will work out run TBURiTonica ita Omaha and California Uno ton arc quite discouraging and lugu­ thia problem without committing a rank injustice that would not live throughout is the shortest an<L best route for al brious in their tone. The Boston trade ia dull, and quote* wool from Michigan aad one Coagraw He has already tried thia points In Northern IixtNorii, tow, many western localities at 40 to 41. We en and certainly tbo experiment remains ace of the greatest aboarioation of the notice aaira of wmtern fieeomin New York at 37 to 43cts. The trad,' in Boston and atatntobsnk. it would be swept rwav bul New York m quite light, and generally in­ for tho fact that be stand- ia the paJsugv dicating coocoBrioaa. Ohio XX has and dams the free eourae which le^elatiun brought 40 cis., showing a decline of 2 should have. Tho bill that paued the cents ou that trade, Maurer and Avery tower House waaaalisfactorjr lo'thc premand ।and all pointe In the Great Northwest. ta buainow men, and it ahoukl have in their circular fur April say; '‘We arc in receipt of letter* from vaWinona and St. Peter Line I» tbe only mute for Wixona Ro<_-nrarza.OwATosMA, Mankato, Bl Prrrnn jisismi: only aay that it is not possible to forecart mi m^lrala nt thi the future Some operators, sanguine as to 'Satrinaio value" of the staple, argue that it will readily be marketed at 40c., vv *Tiimiw*,ro«D i/u x.ac. uaitxoan. Arrurrox, GmtBzv Bay. Escanaba* while others reasoning from tho low prices Nrqavxer. MABqurm, Hocohton, Hancock and the Lakk Scpduob CoCXTBY. Its Freeport and Dubuque Lino la the only route for Euus, HocKronn, FnrrroRT. and all points via Freeport. The Boston BnVnin remarks: Its •■From all accounts Western grower* Ohicsoo and Milwaukee. Line despair ol 40c., bcin^ oatabliabcd for the I* tbe old Lakedtbora Route, aad is the opening price in Ohio, unless perchance only one passing through Evanston, die load bank* are willing to assist. Very larger cities, of public and private gallittle money will be advanced from the Irncs of painting* like those to which East on the new-wools to run over 35c., a the people of every European city have pound and this limit will probably be con­ constant access. aad where they may be­ fined to the beat diatrieta in Michigan and come familiar with the works of the Praasylvania.. great master* of almost every age and Harding, GFoy A Dewey, ofBoston, re­ -----eppostaniport the market in that city for tbe last * SHEET MUSIC e WWtSk SX/RW -arm . Mercantile Training; __ _ ’ FOR SALE at THE BANNER OFFICE BSC7SK s. YOUNG MEN. •ass MICHFGAB « CENTRAL RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. ia’Sfffcma fir* iaju JartaiTs® RAILROAD. 1 Eight thousand graduates of thi- cJMre now in auci-vKsfui borincm in tin? principal | citia* and towns of the United States ' Chicaeo, Hoc! IM &. Me MICHIGAN AND THI Sffl. Thi Rilki Kiid of Kicatm tor T1MK C.1KD la KJtrrt Kev.tl, A*. Yow Meo. Magnificent granite building, with ele­ gantly filled and furtiuln-d apartmenta tor SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO ■the application of and tarrying out of our novel and syMctnatic method- of THE OLD FOLKS, AND TO THE : *- BUSINESS TRAINING, ' Young men who contemplate a lnuintrw Mito, and pa rent- haring wnia to edueatr. arc particularlv ♦ requested to --sd fur •Lieamtnta rclA^-g to the college, wbidi i III - SPECL^L TAXES . •«; RlCKFOXD Wmatic ' Knitted faro < i-arasa-; OreaU Cort C«M» THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC^ Family Knitting Machine I CALIFORNIA itatswrtwm si •• satle* to ts- Mrxma lal-r—to« tboyrademr »«-sM Srtlltes. si BRAID SAPIBS DIVISION. The Reliable Short Line EAST AND WEST* BRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT \ ,•».«•«*»ac box. uadsr the geami title of Nor. Wirt. Bets. I’ro’*)- >a»Li:«J fe iii - KifkL Ei. Ji’-8a.;. THE ST. NICHOLAS LIBRARY. L» " M " g: Tba»» four volume* *r* -old f«r Rs, t*,in. .»• “ only two dollar* a volums—« taratUM aad IUtjs Jeactwa 1 » U : Csffifeta til rism Seats. ' “ valoaM* CbHrtraa* prcenl far an *0111* fam­ n - 1t ** । ily of y*en< tMk*. ■ c STRAWBERRIES AMD REACHES. i-1 The New York Tribune «ay* ;■ -In the svalaacho of immoral Ulmture that Ihmitni tne cMldren, xuo-'atrung. vitally abolwnme, 1 g~4hMU,.Tks>.X.«M •ad rwlly .itradl.e m<c.i!r.t I. mjulnM f„r -Alika -mt r i? mZL£'iS tesfir-S IgJi -« r . wOTda. tbo aZd oompaaiee, M PENSIONS sire and valuable private galkrias of tl.« beat worka of native and foreign artists, and have evinced commendable liberality in opening their door* to the pwblic. There are aho fine gallerioi of painting* and statuary belonging to societla. like the Barton Athenaeum, and our own His­ torical Society; but to moat of these the general public am not claim admission, amlth&WMft&aaa a means of art culture is, therefore, ootnparativcly re- ilr-. ■ thaa fitMfItfilifilffiassrtM;* inwraility and iojurtien of tbo rx*tal law uro i^^Z^toetswL’^peik lotd^ sE-S: i"" EastsS&L. 1 feX?Arr. « I •Sswtar assarted. tfeisH,, „d R.aj,, tigrents," by Nosh Brooks, THE ENEMY OF DISEASE! StftSwtfSsv n- THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAN AND BEAST MUSTANG liniment, « "e." ?** 6TOOD ™k tkit °» tiiehe rn so SOKE it win HOUSE ua OTHER 1KJMF-Tic A^ &AJx*THAT »“»Wr!UD :4SJSi«ae;. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-04-19.pdf 0a379d7fca4eae1c598ce0551b20c998 PDF Text Text VOI. remit AMD BUSINESS CARDS. CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS. MICH L. E. STAUFFtR,:Prop. NO. 51 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1876. igtS Solo if 1871, jofg Sold if 1871. 787* Sold if 1873. 14376 Sold if 1874. 3/077 Sold if 1875, \i;d fuLLy 100000 niLL »* ftfUHjtD fOl{ 1876. Oft IftLf ‘lLW>r Sold T18T CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL. wtrasEri ram rf CTUawl wuil. Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. prisoner*. He"wrote a letter from Ci<y t'oinl to Winder on the exchange of prisuncra, in which be tell* how the system worked: "The arrangement I have nude," said be, work* largely in our fevur. H'zyrf ril of a nt nf tnurrnMt trrrtchn, and rrrtirr «>»«z nf thr bnt tmttfriil 1 A* to Jeff. Davis' 1 inexcusable priva­ tion*" after ho was captured and in For­ tran Monroe, and “the torture*'' which be aay* * Dr. Craven hu to faintly described," we cannot refrain from quoting the fol lowing paragraph uf It. C. Higginson * letter to the l*hifedelphfe frreforr. Mr. 11 iggin-on was uno uf the Andcwonrille prfeoncr delegate to Mr. Lincoln. He Come and get one ON TRIAL. 02872816 • » wa. >u»iutu-uai ruruw ,-*ioiinw uuriog nwal of Mr. Dari*' cunfiwtnanl there and hardly a day rawed that 1 did not make couifiari.x.ti between hi. .vndition — nicely quartered in a caacmate with hi* wife, family, and friend*, plenty local and drink—Dr. Craven allctxling phyiician. DAVIS AND ANDERSONVILLE •trclliiig at will around the rampart*, and the recipient of fruiti and flower* fn»tu Parton Brownlow Gives a Brief De­ outAule friend*—to the miacrablo *p<>( scription of the Rebel Priton and where I l*y in Audcraonvilk. Gx, unExpreries hit Opinion ofthe Rebel aheltcm* from wind and *tonn, in hunger, filth, nakedtxra, «>|nak>r. and di«ea*-, and refuoed even the box of clothing and food rent to me by my friend* North, which I aaw with my name and addrnu* oc, and knew that they, the rebel uSoira and men al Andcnonville, ued for tbcm- Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, &c„ ^c. °<b‘ GREUI.1? &ferrSSEJL.L. usslvi* hh nunmiffl If before thi* Congress wet lust De­ cember there was a ghost of a chauco for the Democracy to carry the next Prcsidential election, that chance was removed when the leader* of Southern Democraey srcwe in their place* in CoogrtM and de­ fended or polluted the bo*rora of Ander •onrillv and euligixed Jeff. Davit. “Thowwhom the god* seek to destroy they* first The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. omprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over ONE HUNDRED different patterns of imported and domestic CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. ittobxmy . PHYSICIAN’ A SURGEON, A firtrf-eloiw ■X-AI3L.O3FI From Detroit, ex-1 pected soon, when we shall lie prepared to furnish the best of Clothing MALE TO OBDER, sml pertrel fits guaranteed, nt the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block, Hast­ ings, Meh. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. irirt>ttl<BYsa4Cg arartTb* jcctefrg________________ XAI.ISim'KYfcBROS-’tEAr. GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE and RETAIL JEWELERS, Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenuo, Wr arc Special Ageal* for JBXLiG-XXM' Chicago. • WATCHES, HOWARD WATCHES. DENTIST NuitiUt, • liciiiai. caplurcd and entirely within the power "of our Hurrrumeot at a time when anguish for thX'uv. of tbc itemritnl Lincoln wa* mingled with indignation for the man­ ner of hi* taking off.aud I'midcut Johnron'a proclamation and the unirrnial di*tnut ofthe loyal people pointed to Davia a* a probable accomplice, he al HI lirca to vaunt hmuadf i* a hero, bypocrilically pretend to a mercy he never exerctaed, and abuae the Government which io far mis­ took it* duty as to spare ha more than worthkaa life. In any other govern­ ment or country on the face of the gWx. lie would liarc been a* lummanly di*|«icd <«f a* dispoeed ofthe Union bridge-burner» of East Tennrsscc curly in the war, and that fee was Ski made an example of will yet bo a source of trouble to the American people and peaaibly neceraitekthe doing of their work over again?' (Ji course, be and bi* rcpreacniatite* in tecthof history, aad make people believe that the horrors ot Libby, Dell late, and Andersonville are figments of excited brains, mi«rcpnraeutatton* of the war period, or, so far a* true, properly clsargeablc to the United Slate* Gurernmunt and not to Jaff. Davis and hi* doviliah henchmen, Winder and Wire. Dari* in hia fetter on Blaine'* speech ba* the im­ pudence to appeal to the lemernbranea of tbc delegatee sent by the Anderannvilte prisooeri to Mr. Lincoln a* to “how will­ ing" ho wa* to efloet an exchinge. One of three delegate, rreponda in the Phila­ delphia l.rdyrr that he Well rcmemlxn with wbat rare and autism they were compelled to broach the subject to Presi­ dent Davis through port commander Gen. Winder, with statement* not altogether in accordance with fact*, tbe only petition ixrmitlcd to go through bring that pub­ lished in the New York f/rru/.l of Senicmber 18th, 18&*—• very mneh^dfluted milk and water repensentaiioa of a state of fact* the rebel MUioritire would not allow them to dfecteao. Tlic rceoud resolution in that petition set forth that the “mortality among the Andersonville prisoners gentrated by va­ rious canses, such a* change of climate, diet, and want of proper exercise, if be­ coming truly frightful to contamrJata" the writer **y* would have more truly stated the om>, had it aaeribod this mortality to unnecessary exposure, wilful neglect in tiroraring the food issued, and c-vel and Larimrou* treatment on tbe part of Gen. Winder, Cap*-Wire, and their suUnlirnstra by murdering, robbing and *.M*ultioglbrirdsf.nmtemprisnnerv. Andcraonvllte was expressly selected for it* Written by Michael Angelo Io Brother. The following Utter, which 1o*ch much of it* charm* in trandation. wa* addresiKvl by .Michael Angelo to hi* brother, and said to yon on that subject. To lx brief, I can tell you as a certain fact, that you pottcM waking in thia world, tbit all that you receive to meet your expense* you re­ ceive from me, and that I hare given it to you for the loro of. God, in tbc belief that yon were my brother like the iwL Now I mu convinced that you are not my brother—if you were, you would not threaten my father. Brother? No I You are a beast, and 1 shall treat von a* a heart. Know that be who aera hi* father life to defend him. lot that content you. I toll you you have nothing in the world, and if I boar iho loart about you. *J ahall come post baste, and show you how you deceive youraclf, and 1 shill teach you how to ruin fortune*, set Arc to house* and land* tint you hare not acquired a lemon that you will bitterly remember, and you shall see on whst you base your pride. Forth*. 1 “id. that if you would behave properly rcwpeet and honor your father. I should help you a* I have helped my other brother., and I should soon put you in a fair way to prosper. If not, I shall come a.-id settle mailers In * fashion that shall teach you better than ever what you arc, what you possum, anil what you will posses* wherever you arc forced to go. Enough. If word* will thuuisnd perils, to ------- - s T__J . IMPOSITION HATED The only Naw York newapaper lint indorses Senator Hamlin* postal tariff ia, the Ommreriof 4Arrtir.-. Four Dernocrmie oommiuee cferka at Washington have already Ixen rumored for cause. No inrratigatious required. The Hartford Port nsya the rceuil of the Connecticut election will Snteufefy ll.e rtupUity of the Democracy.'' How cun Genet* Sehcnok n»u ,u> ham the Emma Miao btuinias thoronghly famaUgxUd, briierring "the minr-i to 1x> Very flirtion of iho injuries, and lutd Ixeti growing gradually worn# since. The aurgeons immediately *ct to work to as­ certain the extent of hi* injuria, and they found that acreu wound* had been infiteted on tha bead, all cutting to the «kuIL They failed, however, to discover any fracture, though they consider it possible that one or mon- nuy exist in the interior table of llw »kul). Tho patient wa* suffering iront ccngmlion of the brain, but the bleeding cured by cufergiur the wounds for gxaminati.iu, seemed to reduce the fever, and after they had been skillfully dresacd ho seemed to breathe more easily. The phynieian* are of the opinion that the chance* arc greatly against him. and that nothing but the eloaest watching and bort care can ■are him. and puaubly not even that. While the surgeon* were engaged in attendinglu Captain Berxhcr. our teporter went to John I>. Leo's room in the third story of the warden's -quarters. The old man Wa* in bis bunk oslrvp, but wm soon aroused, and Kerned pleased to bo vurited. He got up and whev s^rlesi to about the eacape of the prisoner, gave hi* version of the affair. He did not taka any ror? in th* defen*.- of Captain Bcrglrer, twraute Ire was asLvp al tbc The plan by which the c*ca|«* was effected, was well rooerrted, and matured only after 1 long o'cervamv of the routine of the prison dueiplinc. The dinm-r ia ■erred at the sama hour- to tbc prituncni and the guard', and tlie convict* are allowed the freedom of tho yard imnxdi ■teip after dinner. During tills time the guard who is in the yard ia unarmed, aud ia tbereforc pnWcrka*. The guard wko come* to relieve him for dinner eomc* unarmed. The guard* on thq wall are also changed at the same hour, and the only one on the alert rt this par­ ticular stage of the prison routine, u the man who guards tbc gat.- leading to the prison yard. These arc tho eircumUanceswhich made the escape puoublc. Tlx two guard* who were within the yard were shat in by the priaonera, who overf-.wctwl Captain Bergbcr nt the gate, aad tho guard* who were on the wall were kepi lbw by Williauuoa, who shut the stairs door, at the same time telling them that die first man who atterni4*d to come <town would die. After Berglier wa* brained the situation v» n.uitnandcd by tbc 'convict*. The conrirt Caine wanted to kill the two women. Mr*. Ward and John I). Ixc's wife Rachel, but Doe. tcutury about 3 o'clock yesterday morning, from the effect* of the Wound* Yvceired rt the hand* of tbc ■ convict* who made their ewaspe from prfeoo on Tuesday afternoon. The friend* of the deceased had the body brought to the eity last night tor burial by the Maaaiic fraternity, of which he waa a member, but the tiro­ gramme for the funcra) baa not been ar­ ranged. Captain M. B. Berglscrwas about thirty-five years of age. and *ws a native of Michigan. At the time the rebellion broke out, lx had just arrived at man hood, and having bis soul Cred with patriotic acai for tho cause of hi. country and in dcfenM ofthe flag be determined to go to the rtar. Accordingly in Au­ gust, 18G1, Im enlisted in the Finst Michigan cavalry, Co M. and for efficien­ cy wt* soon created a serji-ant. riulwquently he was ordered to join the scouts in the defense of Washington, and served there under the immediate oomtnaod of George 11. Maxwdl, then a cap­ tain. In January.1862, white Maxwell s It is said that the anti-Tammony. De­ mocracy of New York have girco notice that they will demtod rswgniiinn in the The account says that upon the arnral To underrtand the world is wwer than State Convention. of the tyrant's wife tho news spread abroad likcWdfirc, and knot* of People tocoodcma it. T«ictndy the world is bet­ Il is said that the Juriadfetion of the gathered together and ennverard exatediy. ter than to shun it To ure the worid i* Haring gone aahorc at Aksmimob, accom- nobler than to abtme it. To make the Senate in the Belknap mailer, the first |>aiised by her sun, she defiantly poaeed world better, lorelivr. and happier i* the point to be considered, win be elaborately argued ou both s’nlra. through the city, although at every step ■.-Adrrt work of man and woman. she perceived hostile movement*' against Forcible if not elegant was that remark Rhode bland showed on Wcdoreday Iter. She wa* perfectly aim, wuihd at of a .little boot-black to a gnrUcman whom old friends, railed others by name, and to hew** profcauoaally serving: “Some the poor she gave pcwceit* of money. rich folks is mighty mean; when 1'ra strong enough to divide and yet conquer. Thu* she adroitly ealus.d the storm. She don.- they just g-ire me three cents or so. The Democracy arc uowh«tv. waa not king rt pace, for the storm and walk* off. I tdl you what, if God If, a* the Udrpcndan: organs my. New again broke out. Fifty ladies, represent­ was (pick tempered, some folks would get Hampshire and Connecticut offset* each ing the first familira of Iferaguay, met ■nd passed rewduttens demanding the1 immediate expubuon of tho tyrant** wife ' from Paraguay. Whan the action of the I fediesi became known there were some I demotinratteto made in fsvur of lynch , Jomal: “You may *«fe)T count the few, but the authorities determined to MiMouri delegation for Mr. Blaine " preserve the peace by expelling Madam 1 •The Hartford Currmft opinion of Sen­ Lynch, her fate was made known to' her, and then she demanded proieoticu as ator Englirh : “He fe about the moat iga British stibiert from the captain cf tha nonet min that ever Spared pn-tuinently English man-of-war lying in tho harbor, on the ground that her life wm in danger from a mob. The commander at the Saoator Spencer* Alabama opponent* time wa* enjbying hi* claret at tho Progrra* club when the demand no* handed hare produced their last witness Ixforv him. He gallantly replied that he would the Senate CommiiTrc on Election, now gnat her protection if on board hia vea■ri : that lie could not interfere with the care* mart of all fur duty; in the second inveatigating hi* ekefen. and he will pre­ laws uf tho republic or mix himself up for enjoyment; in the third, for whit will sent rebutting testimony. in internal affairs. When the reply went Cy, in the fourth, for almost anything Tbc little joker Cox ha* no bu.inem in baek to Mine Lynch she received it with­ t the right thing. i khe Speaker* Chair. Mr. Garfield, out moving a musdc, and simple' asked I do not know anything which mo» brought him to hi* *en*re on W*do«™l*y fascinate* youth than what, for tho want —or at laaal hfe friend*, who will take of a Ixtter word, we eall brilliancy. Grad­ remarked; ‘That friend will protect nfc. ually, however, this peculiar kind of es­ Tho hour of cxpuUkin was sei for otic o'clock at night, a* it was believed that timation changes very much. It ia no lunger those who arc brilliant, those who ll>e majority of the people would be sound affect U< do tlw most ami the brat work ■sleep at tint time, and thus there the least apparent tain, and trouble was no fear of Mine Lynch being mobbed with whom we are moat inclined to admire. on the way. At the hour mratfoaoJ the madam wa* all ready to step into the We eventually come to admire labor, and to raspect it the more openly it fe pro­ coach in readinc** for Iter. Site had her claimed by the feboriowi man to lx, the revolver firmly in her hand and her foaturc* were set and determined a* if-to sell caurc of hi* imerva, if be ha* any atMcna to boort of.—Sir ArthtiT UlnljM. ** her life dearly. Dennis Hugh, a young Financially, that ia “the ticket" fit Englnhiuan, offered hi* servicoi a* gal187C. I* tbc line of temporal liappin.-w but, which' were received. Seciog Mine and pnwpcritr, no better .thing could lx Lynch with the weapon in her hand he done for the United Stole, than the abrt requested her to let him hare it, sa io litioo. after thii year, of all law. for the case of danger it would be more fitting coHeethm offutore debt, for pcriehaNe that he should um it. The daring wom­ good*. land* of coarm could be held by an replied, haughtily, that site came to contract*, and epeeial tmste could be ~ Asrenaion without exhibiting ann*, be­ cured. But for nil ordinary trade*. I*C” lieving them not necessary, but now that throal* were made against her lif* by her ■alutatioa h-Well, uf I don't nee you charge it," and “lU pay by and by," be enemies, she would ahow them a woman ■gain, heflo." ignored a* th*y arc al th-.- pnatottcc ami could die in deflate of her life. So she re­ The poojdc want the gaslight eompuic* the hotel, and in the beat buaincm of all fused to give up tbc revolver, and entered not only t> make their dwelling* light, tbccarrisgr aeci-mrani.dly her sen ami Mr but th rir bill* lighter. X Hugh. Charity wo«M then bo needed, a* now. When a young man cannot'lird on ki? But all proper bu'inews, bom-rtv, and true Although after midnight largo crowd* were grtlxrcd at several point*; but they own salary, jhc usual way is for him to bencvolenw, would thereby l« jiromoted ; lire on the salary ofsom* oao else. aberiTa cuostabte*. lawyer, and court* were evaded by the driver, and so Madam I'rofiwaor I to Frcahman)—“What k a would not lure half as much busincM ; Lrnch escaped, never again to bo pertuitlod to place her fort on tbc Soil of the eireUF FrcshmjD (after much reflec­ few would "break down,” comparalirely . tion)—“A round,Mteaight line, with a republic, under penalty of death ’ good rule for office bidden and Irtftintu. men generally. When the man of moder­ ate income entjpron to live u expen­ sively a* a man of wealth bi* future oxn l>e easily written, a little enjoyment, pcrt_i_*e---- 1-._ i---- •_>|nir debt*, a do*­ p. rate straggle t > appearanerw; trilla red flag to notify mate bankruptej the neighbor th the situation. < the prtaent age I practice of imila__n__ -----------------------The man of a thousand a year want* to lire equal to tha'ooe who rcccirc* fire, he in turn aspires to make as big a show a* one who nrecivra ten, and the receiver of ten labors to keep pace' with tho one who omet* hu income among the fifty abou. ami*. Ia it any wonder that so many fail in busioan or forfeit by their misconduct the coafidenec of friends? We mart come back to our oM fisahioMd way o( living, and Ihb ran bo done only by obeyine that injunction, lire within yoat Compnriicm Invited and Competition Oefied in DOO at this OFFICE Teas, Coffees and Spices and siieltenng forest* thia, rwi-day bill aide, aixty miles aouth of Mkeon, Ga., was selected. It comprucd twenty -wrtoa acres offend, with a fever and. mramtilobrreding map in ita center. A choked and sluggish stream flowing out of anoth­ er swamp crept through it, while I within rifle shot distance ffem rt flowed a large brook of pure water, which had it been iwckiaad in tho priaoo pen would hare mred the It*k> of usoy of the prtsonern. But that vnmM lure thwarted tha mor- move the people will examine the record of Got. Haye* the more they will be con­ vinced that the right man ha* Mopped forth. They will takanff their hat* and A little threc-vrar-old girl, in repeating her prayer to her mother every night, imiata on praying to be made “a dood Epirtopalfen WepuMitan. Sehoolmfetresu—"Joluray, I'm' aahamedofyou! When I was your age I oould read a* well a* I can now.” “Aw, hwt you'd a different teacher to what we've There waa a very little boy wading up to his know, almost, in the slush on Sum­ mit street Friday afternoon, wboo a pac­ ing gealtemaa said to you to school, young man T“ “Coe I re pot the hoopin’cough," he explained. A |300,«W HOTEL. We loam that Dr. K. V. Pterce, proprietor of the “Worid a Di*|xti*ary.'' in this eity, ha* perfected tha purchase of a large lot ot land, on which he propose* to erect a large hotel for the aceomodaiiou of hi* numerous palient*, coming hither f rom all point* of the eompew. The land purchaacd by the ciiterpriung Doctor is 234 feat front on Prrapwt avenn'e, run­ ning through to Fargo avenuo, 332 feet; within your means. To tho oSra-holAr also on adjoining lot extending from the who hojica through honorable conduct tp slxire to Uounoctieut street. Il ia ia tha merit promotion and distinction, we aay, lire witnin your means. To all who labor for honor or profit we commend the motto w. ■ safe aad sensible one, aad one that will nay compound interval in the end. A faithful adl.eracK-e to it by old aad young, Virginia, they w.-4 attacked and all ex­ rich aad poor, will restore confidence in cept Herghcr and l^j* commomfing officer busincsasnd oScrnl circle, and fill the were killed. Tho survivors were taken land with happy homra. Ihm which will prisoners, but efforted their oicape the same day. For gallant services on tho field in .ubwqurnt engagement*, he waa promoted to a captaincy in tbe Ninth Mklupui Uaralry in which ramrity he fcrTtd with distinction fur about use year, and wa* finally foroctl to retire from .u------ - 1------- -muon of a gun-shot eleft lung, received in Riw. by Gemral .Maxwri), life fe altogether toe abort to dertroy ita enjoyment* by taxing soul *nd body to keep up false appcaraiKca. ('..utcnlmeut come* with moderation; mental 'suffering and keen anguish with extravagance. To' the voung men jurt starting ia life, we sajr,live within your uxnn*. To tho man mud, OPPOSITION COURIER WHOLE NO. 1038 ■belter, parched by fioodedwilh rain, wul drink, exposed to froel------------, _ _ bullet* of brutal guards, uacd it. wanton sport; beaten, bruited, cursed, driven to madnra. and id incr, starred into akefetorta ; presenting the mart, horrid and ghastly object* crer soen out ofthe torture cham­ ber. of tho Spanish Inquisition. Even a photograph of ouo of these wretched erratum- is enough today to sicken tho sight and stir tho heart with a thirrt for vcngence. Fourte-a thousand of theeo poor sufferer, found relief in death. There arc new 12,920-of tho victims gravra to bear witness* to ifce-truth of this horrid ■nd ooe uf Michigan's mart galfeut son*, and w.. promoted by n—n only of hi* meriicrioui conduct. Each fert summer he came to this Territory, and ou the 1st of July amuraod the responsibility of warden of the peeiujniiary. Out of clisna in the rnaosgetnstit of tbo institution, be brought order by instituting arid enforcing a system of refe as strict and sSnisot si military Nathaniel Greene, 34: Burka. 4G ; Jonnthaa TrambnU^y.; Rogrt; Sher2d>;< Hnaiiiton, —pmtn rranxuo, 70; Bammsm R-h. 31 ; K>bwt Morrk, 42; CUriea (WralLW; Cto-rRod^T, U ; Mward Hattedgs, 27 ; Wfflims Nutria. 4B ; not be such a aerablde for them, happy for us a* a penpie. The higher the salary, tbs greater the struffiie—the mere danger of fraud—and the prater the greed the wore gram the corruption, a* Tweed hi one party and Belknap ia the other, illus­ trate. My experience has been thia—thirty years hard labor for a bam living, on trust | 1 1 , > 1 �Naw Ton:. April IS, 1875. . rarrtie Party. BpracL by Sraator Mra' ton at Urbana, Ohio. Auguste 7, 1875. WAiBiffimM.D. 0. April 14,1870. id. Tho truth m that Scotch-Irishman camo to Nrw York to political party. A. S. DEAX, means of cxprvwiiig t exchangeability. AH JOHN F. HARTRANFT, Subjoet to the derision of the RspuMicau National Couvrorion. liar and by their united votes place them with a fidelity that waa wonderful. IIC giren decree of purity and bearing the stamp of the United btatea as a certificate Hi pp „ „ "An Irredeemable paper Currency. of the fort of quantity aud purity. Any lined with quilled white satin. - The cof- other piece of gold of equal quantity and Speech by Han.’ J. G. Blaine. 8 pp. _ "Ccntcunial Celebration of American Indepeadrticc." .Speech of Hou. M- L Jones from tha "Dark and bloody ground" harbor appropriation bin b the most tranaporent job of tbosradioa. Tho incongru­ “Honest money for nl). and in every position ofprofit; trust, rad honor. ity involved by tbc passage of a bill of thia free schools for all.' There They owe ,thia to the men who have elected .should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor recterian interference which will gr»t expenditures contemplated by it are faction ofthe majority by whose rotes they destroy tlie other.” were made guardians of the public inter- Republican National ’‘Convert! ion. Costly Invartigatiom. carefully bought, and sold al a fkir profit, carriages with fourzhdhaa each, seventy naw Merab. (Mr. Ba*-' Spradlin the Houaa.) 8 pp more followed, half of them empty, an-i a large wagon carried the flowers to the cause the quantity of metal i« assumed to The Bible the Security of American grave. I’ride could no farther go. i..___ 1 :.. _ - ... >1- ___ 1.1 . _1.1 Inrtitutiuiw.'' Sermon by Bor. Dr. J. P. tux rajiiitox. Newtxum. 32 pp. Tux filsrt ni.ic I’rBuanismOuiirAWT. itira almoet totally destitute of any preten- htuUnd could get it jurt at well t> the. Wcat Virginia, of about mill bins of dollar., invested in the commo­ dities of export rad import are imperiled annually by dangcruitr ohotructioM to printing will be something enonuous. navigation, were left unprovided for, or if Tbc result will be only, or mainly, a vile could take advantage of the markets, and, fling extent It is asserted that the bill buying always for tash, U- could oulbuy was rushed through the Homo by the aid ■rats friendly freling Icurning anything justifying a twentieth ST 13. Irtbor sod Wages. 4 pp Amnosty driftto. (Blaine, Garfield, ,d HULJ 82 pp. .... Senator Morton's Speech on Musrastppt. “dollar,1 as his in tin- world. His down-town store is devoted entirely to wholmallifg probable effect their record, may have on fitted by p defitMwihe Rr/fMic M&lMy Af-iparinr each month quarter fitting one. This is tho style bill to, awl ineiuding, llecember, 1876. above all others for Summer traveling. Addrvra, A specimen in drab cloth for Spring ha« a large pocket, like a courier s bag, slung To add the worib' uf account" adds nothHUi.yta, D. t'. with a quilted strap of doth over tbe right shoulder, a most convenient notion for carrying the docen indispctuaUr ■money" itedf. thinn a woman wants in traveling. A i bent over the forehead Ignorance of the provisions of sand people, and in addition he bad vari­ ous factories, in which be employed four white silk rad bright Sowers of one color thoumnd more. Ho dealt in everything Il ought to be held the duly of every ctunrarly diMpf-rared. The new onre are of ita nature, to be able to act upon it nn and thia spring he intended to add bcota very l"og, all round, drawn in slight fol-in inntcral of heavy pirate, and hsvir compar­ derrtandiugly ; because as in this instance atively little trimming. an unadvised vote, though not with the purest and best of intentions, ia just as ptvgtieut with mtachicrouv result* x« Agricultural College Corr epondence. though cast designedly and with a swindle without going out,' she would buy her children’s outfit, or furnish her bouse Atia't Coix', April 11th, 1876. throughout. And everything in tho con- Mb. Kmtoh:— *c districts- empluymr-nii for Political Notes. Preuidcntid ticket i» Sherman and Blaine. - Ex Gov. John A. Dix ia thought I in that body. methods ofthe last Stale electibn in Mint-, The ^Republican State Convention, to commitlaehargcd with that duty will soon fThe people of Barry County to under* stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen but credit, and, iudtwd, is nothing but ei>e of tbe instruments of credit. uulc« it be merely a piece of stamped pner, making no promise of payment. Such mupey, an comptrvd with a value currency, is always fraud, violence rad intimidation of voters but Will Hams, says he ran sei! tlicm ( heap to get them cleared out. Well they sent us a double order of CROCKERY too, but Dan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and be will sell it Cheap* and close it out. Hfc- the only difficulty with Judge Daria is that practiced by the Ku Kltu Kiana and tell 13,000 of ahilling callicon ia a vingle forty. The Junior and Senior eUanes ve day, and hia aaln of glovw monnted up fur the general uw ofthe latter among the into the millkiM. Four ofthe Nevada delegation to tbe, liahed by an impartial investigation it ought to invalidate the election of every Republican National Convention are in useful ried experience, whieh it in stupidly fodfavor of Bristow, one for Blaine, and one i»h to ignore or attempt to disregard. for Hayta. a man could be. Ho lived ged with waving the“bloody shirt" should As a rule they are positively IiccJIcm of State Affaire. was as ibfiexiblc as a bar of ever took cireumatencos into axes and falling trees. This led to a >e1 The »priug term of Olivet college opened ■ui . April 5 with 200 (tudente. suite of thia enquiry may be the-bad faith uooi queanou. The centennial tea tarty at Owurao last The Albany Jmi run I figure* ujlw gait | week netted, the ladies library aaaocuiion given but little in charities, and has' in no Louiaana will protioUy decide the Re­ way awirted in advancing the interests of publican member* against a repetition of his city or country. He built two very Bobinacn waa chopping, a large limb »"««> <irioJ Haven, Spring Lake, and that adjustment. Ben Hill threw tho Con- fine buildings, but they were needed in from a foiling tree rtrack him, knocking I , .. ...... Full return, from the Rhode Island .. , .. .1 - r Coal baa been duenrerej in Waxhtenaw his businow, or be never would liave done him down, rad breaking h. arm. He is ' hu u ..frw. fna . S.S. Ot-oa Secretary. election for Goveraor, gives Upplt, lieing into a fearful state of consternation by it. Whether he hss left anything to 'the phur and the beat in Michigan.". publicra. 8,357; Howard, prohibition. public remsiM to be aeeu. His estate Republican Convention Our Green Houae is quite an object of The raxoad regiment of State militia will foot up not kv than f-fO.OOO.OtM. of which W,000.000 is in rval ratate in this interest just now, as affording a good op­ will hold their encampment at Gran-1 RapDuring the last six years England haa however tolerably well without indicting city. A Republican Conrenlien to elect olght ida thia aeaaon. It will lart five daya. portunity forgetting, at least a little, of Mr. and Mn. U- C.WeUa, ofGraud'udge Ilin name had bcen4i> lung a word of summer. It dura seem refreshing to ace wore 1*4h buried law JInnday in one for intoxicating drink.. This is £10,000, Ben is very generally regarded a* an strength, and be had sone »> proudly grave. They liic<l together fifty yrara. through no many eunrulriaite of burincsi 000 more than pic"*natiqpal debt. unintentional marplot by hi. party amori- when men were falling around him, that fpeeially jo foe tho alcighriders from Hon. John .V'ltaldenora seems to lx • it aecmcd adif he was exempt from the .._ - .t___ ____ l troubles of-taortality, and that tbc com­ letter pcsitirely declining a re-nomination' mon lot uf all could hardly be his. It did Callage, on April 12th, of tbc early not nectn as if be uould die. So carefttlly ia commended^ had hi« illacra been kept from the world "Rattle Creek market during the pail winby hi* trusted agents, tost tbe news of his Byerdar «f Bejral.liran County Ceeuailtec. death fell on the city with a dramatic are rat to take note.. I W. H. Ikxter, city «Utor ofthe Drtroit Prof. Bral u spending hu span- tuna Tr.We.haBleftjoumilismandgoiw.int’.e rapidly growing into a National nuisance. preparing bis samples of Mieh. wood., for I police force. Hebiuluvc elisrge of the Ilia He has never touched the aufjot except though saying "it's all tho Centennial. wn itary wjuad. . POLITICAL PATRONAGE. Spsking of the large Freshman dara. Orira-fo Northrup of KaUmo. Katop to blunder. infiamatiuu of the l-oweb, to whieh he waa ItUfonn.. m.ra .nd .tUl then the aa rej-ra n-t.n-v-nta foUlty. is the SUCVesful raujtdate for the it b luring raw —ta- , Wt>4 |h< State Central temmiiire. will be [upen in Indiana nauicn fifty-eight that tree. It rt quite cornmeal, raw a trank the in front of the Halt, and a auHtary boy wending hia way to the depot. It w* a awre riga t'ue Faculty hare had him in hand, and Vibe *am« time a paiafid re- Blaine illegally received W.MU belonging to the liniou Pacific Railroad Company. Convention. About this time the New York HorM was promptly ’polled by the following tel- Blaine, Washington of any kind, direct or indirect. Republican in Mirairaii-pi." Wail, Office Union I'Mtfio Railroad Company. Barton March 31, 1870. Hoc. James G. Blaine. Washington D. C. of which W»a ascertained pray since April 8<h, 187J. and have necosiarily known uf ajf -Jinbunments made since that date. Poring that entire period upto the present time, I am rare that no money hu- boon ]x>jd in any tray or to any person by tho company in which The Cincinnati Etipurrr, stiff old party you were interested in ray manner so­ ever. 1 nako thia rtalement in justice to NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. _____ XX -heavy gold fringe, but the MUSIC JACKSON, GLAS,S,AN.e.E,l*INT. commissioner'^ notice ■“ ‘'""I- T1 The Grand llupida Borincra ('aUrra water,on Wodnoday ,Mny3d, at jUo'cfa.k. has secured tbe nervier* of Mr. J. V. Redraxh, (formerly of. Kalamaxoo, and There were only wiventem div.-rtr c*mw rad brother of J. itedpath ufKanaa* and on the calendar of tbe present torts of tbe Eaton evenly rireuil nrart. What a raraing and general Luwm» Having Urn dbw for disaffected euwplia, that ('•-uiily a student of the oollegu, and for three yrara jam with R P. 4 8. L. Fuller, brakeia of Grand JUpida. he fat v yll11 known, and ratcra upon the dutiesa <>£/Tii« offlii’ uing four days,with fi-HJMm in premium ', ' liraiir. '»(• •> raHmst. M-.i.vK'iSia CENTENNIAL HONOS AKI> QUARTETS. a before, rad only of labor in thu Great -----Bargains IS----■ ■ the act of Jan. 31, 1373, which abolished ClevclansL ’MEMORIAL SONG, tral R-R-, rtatm that ail fruit will be ear-; {ratter Ararat rteww..-« tor nv*: ried free which is intended for cxkibiu.,,, u« •» it-. U..4 <h.m. .a — - ‘I - .f.k-Ci-l...I — - ‘ “ V .? ......... - — icolSosietyi ZITHER. DnraxciATzoN or cu»rr<—WUncnacn The above from du Grand Rapid, 77mr», of April 12lh. we eoartrand to tho altcntfou of ooeh of car young men and woman as desire to obtain • thor- VOITRM, s WITH, MAWEE & PRESTON. R D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF child. I!opin-r,no intrusion I anlra-ribe twelve inuulhs just paracd. Ila> such an > "U vmsu. ribose who desired a sight mpdf. adlionaire's last obsequies, iganT Tbe Second Annual C-renli-m of tin­ was given to the churches* A New and Competent Teacher. , "Mich.Stale Firemen's Aamcialiou" wilila- pie require, that in official ^positions only work to their hands intrusted should bo aeJrcted.—That the wn thtw ehuaeo dtould be horart and effieicU.-Mea who can and who will make tim publie wrel their highest oomidcratioa in thedischarge GROCERIES We have a double Stock as any one coining in the Store can see ami they will be. sola cheap for cash or ready pay. . George Preston, say^ our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw. and every bod allows our 81YTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of CFfy, t J Phin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it ik to hard work to grind them. .iuUria-t. * The Detroit and Milwaukee earnings for t"1 fore he goes to investigate Dstnocraiie mis­ Hon. BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C. Having become owner of the stock of Drugs, Medicines, Books, Stationery, &c., &c., formerly owned by Hopkins & Barnes, I shall continue the Business of sell­ ing the above named Goods at the old stand, in the City of Hastings and do most respectfull ysolioit a share of the public patronage. I have secured the services of C. A. BABNES, to conduct the Business for me< I shall buy my Goods strictly for Cash, and by so doing shall be able to com­ pete with any Drug House in the County. CHAS. SHEPARD, M. D. Republican State Convention. Montpelier June' 22. DBUGS AND MEDICINES. it ia not only a deprecialed but a fluctu­ ating standard uf value. Having practi­ cally no value in the material of which it Pardon a rtrangcr for encroaching upon yuur time. But meing nothing in your paper from thia •ection of the State. I cril. It is like a fluctuating yard stick a flurtuating bushel measure—meaui one thing to-day and another thing morrow. The bill providing the necras- x«50m3 Irving. Micb., April, 11th, 1876. No ». The people a I No. 10. 77..‘ Southern fat worth funeral aa anybody. The dead woman waa fifty years old. daughter ofa milkman who drove hu awn cart, union lux wife iriiered him in that duty, rad the widow RUTHRRFORD B. HAYKS. nfOhin. tueni af men to ’subordinate positions is a part of their duty, to stand together,—to stand by their political friends —to select ^No. 7? />ur Currency : Ita volume and A GOOD n'KKBAL. WMthc paaroffo nfa resolution directing the Cmqnittee ou District affaire to make dneAmff dflligriit inquiry why tho water of thePbtomac river in muddy. It is regarded an very important that lbw con- Tn thofe WTinin it may Conr-rrn : 1 am now running n NEW POll TABLE MACHINE for MovingJtasing. oc Chang, ing the Location of Bmulings from small to great, and having handled about 1,200 build, ings in 16 years, feel confident 1 can satisi? those that may favor tin- with a call. My address'is Irving. Bnrry (;«•, Mich. CORNET. ACCOi a^MraaiM [ON. Pianos and Organs, The Smith American Qigan, _HAZKLTON BBO/S PIANOS. ‘ ‘ HADEN & Every PIANO, <0. • Warranted. �___ very disgraceful scrarlis, to Mr. stateUMM. Det <U*ftaeefa! a* It wa b.’-t-o or three aore if tl.. beys TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. On MUsa of AU. Evan, that llie b of Voa.tel.le,, William Vsustle Adel] U. lfopkfn.be aceejued »h | approval Ms old cow-bell and Mart o» v|ih . frowd ot hoys to seraaadr * censin ararrted roupte oho ■a* stupplai whb aa old (snilsman for a frw dan. Dot the «M maa. as b* was called. 41.1 sol flk* Ibr nmste, as hs eoul-f o»< tell A* a nation, we pay moch attention to rduratioo. Many are tbe fiscilitiro foe ob­ taining it. Our brat educators are continually writing hooka, holding conventions, diacursing. topic*, laying ]>Lns. devising means, spending touch time and thought that the opjortanilie* may be increased, the books improved, and tho high road to learning be made easier and plainer. No other nation can boaat a grander schixd system than ours, or more time and money spent for thia purpose. It is our duly as teachers, parent*, and office™ ofthe schools, in this putimikr township to soo to it, that the money spent for. and tho time time spent in, th* schools, is u«d to tbe best advantage. Our duties extend no further at present. No oue in thia land of free M-hoola, need be ignorant, and where books on all sub­ jects arc so plaoty, every one. if be will, may bo inteUigoui. Tho district school liuhl* a place of the /nt importance, in fitting the young far the future pasitioKi', they are to hold in thia greU republic. Whether they are to be public men or private, they nc*d mental, and moral training. Ten* of thousand* of our youth get all of their ly that mak.cn a good raadtr. The aercnt.cn>phaais, and infiection. should be rarefttlly attct-.de-’ to.- rule* for which arc laid down in all ofthe reading book*, which ei.rald be comnriUed to memory : a* also tha oxamfde twket rach rule. Each clam slould be required to study the reading Iremxt before coming to read. A few rentes, wall studied, wril md, well analired, the meaning well under­ stood, are better than payy simply gone over, merely pronouncing tho word*. Our beat readers always wish to read over an article by themselrea befohs read­ ing it in public. I heard of a man whom it took thirty years to learn to read the Lord's Prayer, under* tandingiy. The practical cue of the idea that' any -one ran track a. child the primer ha* made many poor reader*. Thu drawling, stammering way*'often heard in the small riaraet, should Merer nounco promptly and do not push him too Cmt. Every word on each page should bo karood Wore going to the next. Merer push a child into the next higher The traeher should know enough of. this branch to take rare of the licalth of I tl e pupils while iu the school room. Often we enter school houros in the winter, to heated and impure, that we coming in from the fresh air, wonder that theintmiten can exist, much k*« study. Perhaps tho room ha* not been projK-riy Ventilated during the term. The heated almoephrrc is breathed over and over again by perhip* 40 pairs of Inng* until it is literally The blood tMCQStoi ladraed with impurilits. Is it any wonder tha> rhildren oftan be­ come pdc and languid on going to school? It i*not the studying, it I*' the impure air they breath. A teacher who will allow such a course of things to continue, should Iw dismissed from hi* school M un­ qualified. There ought to b e a Ihermom•ter la every school house to enable the tbe teacher to regulate the atmoqibero Thu M-hool officer* should attend to thia. Tlic window* sbrahl b* 4]X“nid »t the top. but even I lien a* curboaie acid gas ia Imaviar than common air, it would not Many more y are spent in Uix-iteriiig this study tlum is neoamiry, tbv rlipahod way of getting tbe lemon is the cause. Our children commence at eight years *T age to study arithmetic, attending se/en or eight montlu errry year and at the re-juired by a'single pair of lung* in age of sixteen, very few have mastered the hour, and then multiply by tho nu taught wrong, or his mind left tn drift Practical. At the very beginning the of paim in th* roain, and remember aimlessly. Many a genius i* Irwl to tli^ air ie good t«> breath only oner, we world for tack of sympathy and luilp nt- principle moat clearly and fully, before that the room need*.airing frequently. thc proper time; many a dull boy becomes being permitted to go to the next. discouraged and grows up a know-nothing, In the committing ofthe tablot much oiygdn. A plan that ha. worked well in because of a lark of patience to teach him care and pains ia Moratory, or it will be a many schools ia this: When tbe children tedious process to both teacher and pupil. get uneasy and you Cod the atmosjdure struggle ou with perMreranre, auro that The teacher can de rise waya, and the jar ia oppressive, bare tbe window, and doors tie will finally acompliah much, if he enU should help in thia, and these table* thrown open simtiltan«-ndy, Irt the schol­ will only keep trying. onee in tbe brain, tho few aituple rule* ars stand in the aisle* and gn through Many au idle and mischievous acboUr is fully understood, the foundation of all cal­ a perpetual nuisance and grows up so, be­ culations ia liid. and the great' horur of ing. In abbat three minutes the air Las cause of a lack of tart and ability to turn pan**! and repaid, the window* and hi* active mind in the right direction, aad door* are'rioied the scholars studying ,*nd keep him employed with something useful. trace, Zxnrn /oily tkf fnc titplr rw/c. all occupying five minute., Ik sure there Tbe parent* aad traehera should Is- in And so on through tbe wliole course l>e is a goal fire or the n«<iu will beciniK too sympathy and work together. thorough ; be thorough; kt every rule There liare been many noble, rise be perfectly learned in the word* of the 11 the .choc) -be well regulated this teacher* who have lived to ace much, aad book, fur thosu word* are batter ami more work* well. Tho fire should be always good fruit, frem their labor, and whore roncHc than any the teacher or pujil can made early enough in the moruiug to pupil* rise up and call them blcrecd. getup. Let all of th* printed matter be warm the room at tbc back part, then Follow thek w i«e and noble example and carefully read and understood,illustration, the atoro will not need to be kept no hot fully cumprvbcnJcd, before undertaking during tl>c 4»y “J ‘he scholar* need not shall rise high in glory and honor, or to do tbc problem under a new rule. linger at the store often, after the scIkk! sink in infamy and disgrace depend*, much Intellectual Arithmetic hold* a moat Ixgina. Every niirlit lhe hotter should on the school training of this rising gene- important plane. There should be a l« thoroughly ventilated. eiaaa in every *ehool. I have heard sum.Toachere. the work you have taken u]»n CouH tlw young of today be all trained aay, ‘‘I can't understand arithmetic,'' and yuumdve* b of care. You will meet with in Bitde principle, of honesty aad truth, trials and many limes you will nut know fulucw. strong for the right, hating iniq­ what course best to pwrauc. Solomsn ! uity, what a change there would be injour wd ‘ seek wisdom as ail ver, and search Michigan Miscreants. The teacher occupies a high office ; aad like other officers, the higher the office the greater the ntcuaary preparation. Tho first thing ia a complete knowledge of the branches to be fought. The teacher ahould never undertake a recitation with­ out looking over the knaon beforehand, and be rare that everything is dear and plain. He wili then know where to refer the class for rules and n-forraw, withunt taking time to look them up. Ho should mSer k<*q> hi* dam waiting while he worU a difficult probIsm, hut harp it all in hia mind and only a few minutes be re­ quired to place It upon the board. • Th* tcaebcr needs tn cultivate patiraev, charity, lore, finnna" and kindness. In a word l>e need* rail: and every one of the Christian graces, for it i* a trying work. Them ia no help like that derived from the Great Traeher wlio ba* promised io give liberally and ubraid not. Every teaebft sliouRl take some Educa­ tional Juurual, oqe best adapted to the kind ofischool4e troches. He should improve every mean, by rending and talk­ ing with other* more experienced, t.> learn the tai of teaching ami governing a achtiol iitix'r thinking himself to old to Irani. A teacher should be a grntlraun or lady in th* intent retmc of llm word, never stoop­ ing to a low o» prtfitne <foo uf hpguage, polite to hi* pupil" ngd *rcr oudui-ti ng himself in a manner commanding their re To make grammar a suctoa, tha lan­ guage of the pupil* should frequently be tested by the rubs, and tbe principles* applied in their rotntauu conViTratiun. It ia well for pupils to correct each other', rule violated. Or have a pencil and per and note down nil the incorrect prmuioa* and at stated time each i their list. Thia put* the pupil, on I guard aadh of mutual benefit. using so that lie ran refer to any part of it for ruloa, without trouble or delay. If in any school, be find* a text took with which he ia not acquainted, be should not rest untilhe A acquainted with it. There are long hours at night and in the mnniRp M. B Bonier. tel. of 1M. city, «*! «•» ot th* •MtollAot of lie ■ 'Drove Boy* la Die*" ■ter-.sg lk* dark <l»y» uf lk« BebsHica. Tie sou-stive wlH U read Wilk deep Inters* V Bsqjaaain H. Farr, PndrtevUte. J«ob Edger. Rutland. Walter a Got. Tbornapjde. Oldssn Hs<h—, Orss<rrilte. .ri.1 In tto u’mueh longer- They should be taught ...................... that, if praribk, they must cowpmr their Wjjifcdtia Both teacher and pkjdb would do well to hood ftmFtt injwuston to to bo fine ranrrntG DONE at this OFFICE jO&Laih'j^U^MAN 4 SON, local feline?? police? Greenback*. chewing and smoking etc. and hope to Mtwfy everybody* taste in that line. Tliaakfall fur noatfaroea I will endeav­ or to tdeu • aft that giro me a ad), be the same for a good shave, haircut or ia buytog some effuty goods. . JOHN STANLEY. EVEtUIRKENitS^ALL FRUITS, and other oruamcntol Trees and Fruit*, a large supply at tho liasting* Nuroery. G. K. Owxx. Proprietor. XXIfowI. GKORUE I. HE.l TITS. PICTTTRES 1 ' ’ FIOTURES1 I am now all alone in the Photograph will need many limb uf niadom and much of it. lie kind and ploaaaut with your scholar*, but firm. Strive to do your whole duty, then if all are not pleased, your cunsriei.ee will at least be al peace. Idatcn to all advvn., bat weigh it well, study it crer and ure ymtr gaud judgment hbotjt Mti*g upon it. I would earomtly m-oantuend that a few verses be read from tho New Testa­ ment (rcroea suitable for tho oceaamn) every morning and ooe of throe nice little The narrow gauge Railroad is coming, Sabbath Sch.xil songs rang. The grral also a large stock of dry goods of the etuiRnict.<ir the Universe hu said, ‘-They mt sr-ketion ever brought to this marke ia daDy arriving al the star* of A. WBailey at lhs> city uf Harting* at prises no rule better- fur goreruing a school than that will defy competition. that laid down iu Matthew, uumllr culled Itnbracing a largo line of Clothing. the Golden P-tdo. Hat*. Caps fortiWiing good* and in fort With my most earnest wishes that you every variety of goods, usually kept in dry good stores all of which will be sold may be a sunem&l teacher, and tlut the at bottom yrkra. school may prosper under your rare, I Lonsdale, 121 eta, Sheeting, Ilcts.Giugsubmit llii* circular for your carefol ran- hams, ID eta, Farmereaud Medmairo 25 rt* Udicu )*>ol2 rts. ami all oilier goods in proportion ” " ' READ! BEAD THE NEWS! that might be well implored by the teach­ er in preparing.for hi* daman and be of great benefit personally. AmifiLTmii. iMPLmm For the spring tradi. THE CELEBRATED DIAMOND FARM FOR SALE! With. Wood lor Iron Beam. Tha children look up t > him an so ex ample of all that is pure and lovdy. let it I* an iutrrratiog study. Tlwtre are be one worthy of their imitation. many rxedlaal text books on this subject, Tbe trocher abonld radaumr to be to the aclwol bouse 15 uinutoa, Ito. U. such aa James Monlirth'a, Iiuhrpendant fore adtnol time. Have the waler brought courxa ,'of t'i«>preisra*ive Urography, late edition, and others perhaps Utter, any of which if studied according to tbe authors uitratioo. with animation i*„ as a rrajittem If <t>e nrad* help in any study pastime in the school room, and the now is tbc tins? that lire rwjialiott* k not geograplsy el»MW nut be tnade the disturited. (Tiildrcn wili imuft Irani to like thia plan batter than to have Ute first enter into It with spirit. Outline map* half hour Interrupted by drinking and are good to bare on tho walk, but in rase turinas running aruntsd. AL noon abo, there are none, Imvo the children draw Asking to i-pnak and leave the .eat, etc., ia a um4cw performamw. In High School* we Lave »« of it No teacher can hear anriteliou properly and be employed about mno other thing at tlic mmc time. TOBACCO We do aril a bettor artiric and from 10 15 cent* cheaper than any other pUre the County. 1 Cl&ARS a Campbell. PRODUCE Taken in exrlianjc for all kind.* of goods CHOCKERYr GLASSWARE AND Land Hellers, Harrows, Culti­ vators, Double Shovel Corn Plows. Buckeye andTeerles Reapers and Mowers BATH PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS. jWi’h patent Bent Guar, made front tlic best New York Second Growth Hickory. The Old Reliable . racist*, from the ma|» in their books, i With a Hid* rax, they koan tWIropo of 1 the country, the pudtbso of bay* ' und gulf*, the course uf riven and the extra'. ' ofnwuutaina, quicker than in any other way. Tbe physical pari of g-.-osraphy ia pedtapa lint meat important. In thte study, a* in all uthere, have frequent re- TRIWH HARVESTER AND BffiBE STATE lOYK, Th<- Atchison, Topeka and Barna Fe Rail road ftum Kumm Pity apd Atehisao ou the Miaaouri rirer, vu Topeka, the Capi ial of Kansas, and the l-rauU^I Arkanaa-s tnuus madran*r January 1st, IHTB shall. tee Valley to the Rocky M-^ntaina. Thv payable In gvkl and siber. nalos* vlltamlM slmrteat route to PtioUodx, Gaanil C«tran ■ulpulatwl ia th* oaalraci. Colorado Spring., Manitou, IHkra Prak. Xrd. Tkl. .rrtten requires lb* Nallucal Bonk, to bold a certain pert tea *f their re­ j-uaucjsctsozv ( . t ■ Constants/ on Hand, Gra'l Pam, Agent, Topeka, Kauam. Xx3Gyl _ How can boys and gifts be exported to love th«r country rad be leys! to it* ranrtitute-n, if they know nothing of ita hia- M. D. llwd drairci to rail atuntfoe to hi* ih-w Wagon Shop, where bo wty bo found at all hours of ftuytkv, ready (odn" any work iq hi* line, from putting a new ■poke in au old wheal, to l£s bqUdmg of One door cant of Goodyears'Hardware. Haatiuga, April 12, 1876. HAVE YOU FOR Of �DxasSib — BeJieviag tbrt a duty te Mscumbmt upon ttewe who have alriadr graduated lathe M«&»1 Department rt the Uaiveraity. we desire through you. to wxprsM to her Alumni Amociatiou oar views, in regard to tho introduetioo of homramathy into that Institution. We, in common with many odsunq have In tha never portions ef our ccuntry tim-dln-and eorrv are about all that ore sown. In the best grazinx section of th" uldsr part, ofthe United State, quite a Urg-.- number of gremre arc employed. It is to Often Cha cue with the farancn of Michigan that the land i-. run down by CaU crops without mush manure Tbe soil bin bad condition, timothy and clover Lawson’s Curative CALIFORNIA WEST and NORTH-WEST. aud. with Ita numerous branches and connection*, forma the shortest and quickewt route between CittcAow and all isolate In Illinois, Wucaxaix, Roirrnitns i Micmiux, MUWMota. Iowa. I NKnHAXKA.CALiroKXTAnudtlie Wur- : tnx Termituhidi ita Omaha and California Line roots. which are left weak ami exposed all winter and rprias. During winter, alock rumble over field*, killing the gram under their fseL Before the frost is out of the ground caide are digging away at the old turf again and treading it up full of holes. In this way the poor gram » beaten and .•ten and half starred, until, after a lime, de-pendin g upon the strength of the soil. |V.___ _-3 • " >n,1 tbe way to treat grass land. Meadows are often pastured for a fresh lite ia spring, the stock are turned off till ooc crop b mowed, and then Jack again where they eat all off ekwely, as in case of tbe paMure just noticed. Plants, to re­ main strong and healthy, naod at least a Httle time to get nourishment ahead for winter protection. Like animat' they ought to be strong when winter sets in. So fer as I have obeerred, almost iKlhing has been done in our country in the way of feriiliriag and improving |>ermanent pasture. We hardly k now the value of an excellent pasture of fine grease, all sum­ mer, because very few hare auch to feed. It may be objected dial it b all wefl enough to talk about tbe nee of mure ma­ nure,—to manure the era* L»d ; but will it pay in Utb country T EmphnticaUy, yoi! 1 refer you to some experiments mads by D^ R. C. Kedaie in top droning meadow, printed in our report for 1864. The outlay pays from 33 to over 100 per. eent pur annum, Tbe top droaring used consulted in ashes, mnek, plaster, wailr. row during winter with a aledge-hanttncr, and mixed with ashai or fermenting manure, or »own directly on the land. Many a dead sheep, horse, or ox is burisd whieh should be cut up in pieces sad mixed with the manure. Ou one of the poor liarrcn islands near the eastern coast of Maine, I ?aw tbe heaviest growth of timothy lever heard of. It was six fret hipl|, and had been liberally treated with fuh guano. If a farmer can really once believe that it m profitable to pay good attention to his gram land bo will Ind waya enough to inertase the quantity of his fertilirers. Whether it u best for a farmer to keep aomo of his land permanently to gram, or to keep all of it under the plow oocnaioiudly I cannot tell; but I believe Michigan ought to have more permanent pasture. If we allow the grass to remain only two or three years at a time, there is no use ofsowing the finer sorts, u Kentucky blue gram, rod-top, fox-tail, or the Asoms. As to the relative value ofgraiBca tlie.-c titu-U ahraya be a variety ofviews cn account of climate, soil, what they are used for, how they are treated, nte. Whether it pays to drain land well or not, I am almost as­ hamed to mention to such a body of in­ telligent fannonaa are lure assembled. You know ii para. Yet we must keep re­ peating this aa Jong u there ia so mueh wet land about us which does not produce half a crop. It is not yet many years sinne the people of Genera, New York, made all sorts of fun of John Johnson for bnryng crockery in bb fields,—referring to his ditching with tiles He has lived to see a complete revolution in aD the country tefcre with duty. Our relation to this quesuou ia totally nonpartisan and void of all personal feeling. We are free from uie local inflneacm that bear upon many others, and cire nothing for the adroit logic and language with wh>d> it ia attempted to eorcr the startling fact, tlut a pretend, ed system of modecino, system which we were then taughtlo believe and now conscwnUoualy held to be, the moat arrant attempt at humbuggery, ia engrafted upon the institution. We shudder at the fact, that a Ft^slty in part composed of those whose names appear upon our dtpUmm, now join haute with thewo wbo touch thb unblushing chartaunuun, by frwh given their students the benefit of additional instruction, thus bcamntng an orgaaiaodeovpnof rolaborera m preparing them to practice a pretending system that not only shames aehmoe, but is a byword to aimpie common sc Me M hM th. advocate, of‘ aimilh, rimilibti, eurantur," and tbe law that the km the <h»e of a given drag the more powerful it prove, to be, flaunt in our faan their di­ plomas, bearing the same name nn.l ^al os our own, we can but estimate the value of ours, obtained when her tumo was with­ out stain, as very sadly depreciated. >> urda of reproach n-e have none, and our aenUmcnu are only thoje of sorrow. Our Alma Mater is mnitlcnjwith a iMthaomc dteease. We hope tha^ ita fatality may be averted, and to this end rrvpoctfully ex­ press our l>elief and feelings, that tho al­ liance should not be continued that at all hazard tho purity of medical teaching •bould be there maintained; that, come tbc very wont, we enter our earnest and $fs$20r.ts“Jst.TWj PETBKMAN'8 nerve fills. YOUNG MEN. t'&sustgfiisis,; •stsBMr.to-.it! AUtl>»le<rtJ «r l» l niaua blM ud SUm "tn.1rSli,-b«‘TT usau. Rut _ ___ jzjE BOX,hr. I'Atn.. JIIX5KArOt.tH.lHU.t Tll niul all pointe lu the Great Northw<»tWinont and St. Peter Line ! Is Iho only mate tor Wixotia' TtocnE*- I -rim,OwATOitXA, Mankato, Rt. Perun । New llLM. and all points In Houlhcni ! Magt>i6a-ut granite building, with deand Central MIdimwoIb. Its gundy fitted and furnished apartmenta for . Green Bay and Marquette Line J. the ouly Uno tor JAXaavrLLK. the application of and canning out uf our WATXKT0WX. Foxw Dv Lac. Omiikosu, II nurd and systematic methods of Arrucrox, Gnxnx Bat. Kkaxaha*; Th Bifit Kindcf Edncalim fir Ymi Men. BUSINESS TRAINING. Young men who cnntdnpiato a boiioem Me, and parenta having sons to educate, .in- jiarticulariy rrqnmc.1 Io send Gw ilocumcnti relating to the college, which BICKFORD AROMATIC NEW YORK TIMES.. NOTICE! XUnTTE* FOB SALE at THE BANNER OFFICE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. til/it: table. fit Warn Jaciiu & MICHIGAN AND THS SiDTJ THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Wagons and N«w Buggies Family Knitting Machine I torn: ram nuir MlDiiuapolla, two Through Tralba iMlly. with Pullman Palace Cars atthnhf'l on Ix-tli train* Foe Green Bay and Lake Superior. Two Train. dally, with Pullman Pala--e Care attached, an<l running through to Work. J. T. Woods. M. D,, Clstaof 1635. Gan. Bowks. 51. D.. CIsMof i860. .ftood mm». ttsr c *rl— • ■ talk. sum t&gjjs M. OIAMK. J. F. Anu, M. D., Clam-of 1863. Dalai Pnlrisvtn*. V«h<wr 5Xk. A. P.TST* Jas. A. Dcxcax, M. D„ Claw of 1871. Edward M. Hall. M. D., Cte*< of Shop on Jefferson Street, north .of 873. . . ^NOtiCE. Hastings Hotel.. ■ J.w. T. Lawless. M. D., Char of II ’I h| = •• is U. S. Internal Revenue Chief Jnrticc White once declared that the Judges uf the United Stales Supreme Court should be ineligible to tbe Presi­ dency. Mr. Justice Mm, if he had been called upon, would evidently have read a duaenting opinion. HASTINGS .Trains daily. PuHmun Care to Missouri Valley JuDelinnl For Lake Genova, Four Trains dally. For Rockford, Sterling. Krnoslia, JanontlUe, and other -points, you ent, have from two to-ten trains dally. New York Offlbr, wo. 416 Broadway: BoatouOfflce, Na SHtate Street,• Omaha Utflse, -»n Farnltain Street; San Fmnclseo Office. 1211 Montgomery Street; Chicago Tleket Office; Clark Street. READ THIS Hessian. OmGsrta ai Finer U. A tat Redicboa ii Price:! STRAWBERRIES AND REACHESbio- am your lidmc ticket ngen&, ap­ ply ytiHWN Hvainrr. vv i« . u j-i , teep- huP'L fhlcairo SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Chicago. FURNITURE GVJii DNoUm M BncteU, Fraas, Sc STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. Where you wul flail all kind* of RRAND RAHM DIVISION. WHttMffi FURNITURE! Tlif Reliable Shan Liar a h.’ MICIllilAX jaEs"£®a? THE ENEMY OF DISEASE I J. M. HEWES, THE FOE OF PAIN DRY GOODS, Eisai MUSTANG " DETROT. Wo sell none of this cheap-made Fur­ niture tha: Is made by machinery. Tho goods we make is made by lisnd, and warranted. We invite ail persons to call and inspect our goods, for th ay al laic in autumn."—I. A. XapAmn. Some of thegraawn are oar vilest weeds, as eham boor inspection. No trouble at all ■ in our fields of wheal, barn-yard graw, and show goods. finger gram, and several known ti pigeon gram and hair-gras, and others. LINIMENT, ALBERT DICKINSON, I DKAWin IX Salisbury &, Brosseau. nestings. Dec., 22,1875. OfFl”cD,,T SEEDS, JOHN STANLEY ! ^’Vj-a r.”as 8tood toe TE3T op cnicAdo, ill. ’ MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A HOUSE 03 OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMAL. THAT DOES NOT YIELD ™.,re “AGIC TOUCH. A BOT TLE COSTING 26c., 60c., or SI.00 HA" Hi?. --.Vl.t- lHi: LH’P.OP A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. die®, BkI klaii & Pacific RAILROAD. *" B .. F i! il Uaui-^Vr., 1. 00 5 gawiMu. Arr. NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT will £’ AITl.ll KE- NoTH THF? HU »o ­ PAIN 5SS TH M S2y 1 f wirti I were able to tell you jurtwfilch gmaeai are the beat to raise in every ease, but thia will probaldy never bo done,—st hast not tor many yeara yet. Nothing can be done whieh will release every far- Peerless Milk Safes L i^rnMtwVfwiir •RAND RAPIII AIR DETROIT GABDENJAND FIELD SEEDS Of every Description which we can soli cheaper than any boos>In Bar­ ry County, for tbe«c reaeotu: I«L Because we have no rent-to pay. i r»?lV»1e»us«,*r”>!2utUA«k<n. SraCfAKT^XES. •The New York Times, reviewing the Democratic Presidential candidate., «ay« that Tilden b tha only / reformer among them, and that, a* suefi, “hb reputation is very contracted. The area in whieh it ia recognbcl ia auUtantially bounded oa the north by tho Black Birer Canal and on the aouthbythc Horf-Z office/ Sam RAILROAD. HIIORT Lin BKTWUX i thd-Modiil Department of the 1'uireri»y of Michigan. Very respectfully, Ae., ■■ DM. mining a variety of noil wi’l be found to grow already a. many ae 50 or more imedea of grass. Un the farm of the agricultural coUe-gv, atying nothing about tho experi­ mental plata, I have found about 73 special, Umdcs tho cereals and clovers. There are probably growing wild in the state, at present, about 115 special. Thmo grams make their own aelvctsan of place, and ftom this oK^matanee we can learn a useful lowou: “Some prefer low, wet ritnstiona, others grow only on dry ground, some prefer the shade of forest trees, while olhen flourish beet on tbc most exposed ports of tbc brood prairies : some grew on­ ly in tha water, others along the marpna Bxr'iirRtw Hratiosa,. J 1o r* L THAIXH M.-.T »-«. KMrtl ‘j tl n . 1 -B t: i Ii Ljl! • Tin JlrMt reals fur JOI.lKT. XORJtlS. I.AXA!.t.K I'KBI' IIKXUY. MCOX. l‘KOKl.t. dKXKt ' KO. MOUXX. gOCK iuaXD >‘tVK.VTOKT. MtKC.<TIXX ' vr.ixinx-nrov tnir. ....... Canned Fruits and Fisn. aa-t. iyti;JaK.'fc UNDERTAKING Oysters J. Cole & Son SSbFStSSS KStSStX � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-04-26.pdf 4da632b47c7c16cbf3282d79d1a193d4 PDF Text Text Tlfe f^ayil.ucM Btytyi Geo. M. Dewey, EDmiR AMD Pt'BLISIIKR. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1876. pBtFOIil UO BOMBS MB Read the Record look as if they were not tired in and cn are you toughing at I “At your curtoaitj Stott Board of Hntth- Th. mcretary Was authoriird to publish such rejdirw of conwpnodwi reinlire to OLIVES CHILIE Ilao as*. Mtek.. SuV. M. IC3. tt9»V 8- <•■ PRIXnLKX.VTSXT KnrMCCO!tVBTAKCItlt A MAX sjo— -ecjs came to a ^tandalill ; but to Rachel'. and flower psrtBrm. A tumble down, unpainted GnnhooM: stood a iitllc luck from t tie road, with it. ah utter, hattging L.-dy by one Binge, and one or tw?'lilac DR. IL F. PECKHAM. ■SSX5C5,n<’Wf’S?SS.’; NDHKfflFKHSK.HM. Champion Reapers and. Mowers. Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Han-ows. Road Scrapers, &c., &c. " I felt.,: DH.t .Rt Ssl I I 'ilSa'-^BSSsSS! s-x £ Hmuw*. Mkk._____ . ■' M. W. RIKER. oyo c«iij- it.crier, or tbb _rc^________ ____ "T CII AS. II. HAI LH. IW AMD FRCMKCtl l« Ik* Court lto.~ Cu_UllMltaH. ' LVCiCS'RtisiELI.. SSSS.-SS'A.. tarn. MM. w WRiaHTk HOLBROOK. tfKS1VIL KJtinXKKM. C-.nO m.Sraxr- — John »i. < • ISAAC W. VROOMAN. t»cwir r. A Mw'k C. C. HOLBROOK. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Etrcx#?„ GIUdBIuK & RUSSELL. the earth unchallenged. For old Ben Benedict was just the sort uf a man to provoke and plsaae in alterations—a hu­ man March day, with streaks of auuriiine and chilling gusto aandwiteliod through pven, and ebeck in ths bu<la all hi* nature People who knew him liked Ldlioua and umunUblu repining*. him pawing well, but it wnuetimm t--A a ling," mid Hugh Benedict to hi* young wife. “He a eccentric, -but he i* uteri Rachel did not answer, but her bine eym looked wiufui and full of perplexity. ML MILK Jwt SALtBBUKY k BIOMEAC- l“t year. m ocensmoally worn m a by ihosa retiring tain bankrurxey ; 'cratitonby thrtr i 8. Martin Vanburcq, Democrat, inau­ gurated 1837 : tired 25 ymn; are HC. 9. W. H. Harriwm, Whig, iaaneuralcd favorite thia q.n^ 1841 ; live*! om month ; age G8. 10. John Tyler, V. P.. Indepeadrm. name ia Lora It inaugurated 1841 ; lived 21 yean ; age 7* ranging from one hi and dollar* per nit. 12. Zachary Taylor, Whig, inaugurated realised on 1849; tired 16 month.; age 66. 13. Millard Fidmore. V. P., Indepen­ dent. inaugurated 1850 . lircd 21 yearn, .<w.» , uro'. years . age OJ. 15. Jams ^uebanan. Democrat, inanTinted 1857 | tired 11 year.: age 77. *1G. Abraham Lincoln, Republican ; in­ trimmed up nicely it ia thought I lurtt ll——a i ___ ...i ii well as the greuinr fl • than they should by ent, inaugurated 1863 ; tired 10 yrere ■ agv 67. 18. tlcnrra! Grant, Republican, inau­ effective lib. The atatc then ton 2li,(>60 yean of effective life, which cannot be d»- gurated IbtiO. liruatod at lea. than |15tl per rear, giving a lua. of 83,^99,000. Kngimh statisti- I nve ths orderly my ca drawing a few feet Krokcd i Orthodoxy is not so high or straight in funner reasons, nor buttoned ao dm A physician writes the following: "My '*___________ .. ... . edge. For Hugh's flAure depended to ..... The cwt hopefully. alil-hixl obi _ —.j i—i . ilrttu make a fraud total of J7,331^1, _ I__ I -lr r .L* _ — a.___ Tory Victim, in Old HiiladalpMa. luir, ...I pox should be reduced ia the future by mure thorough vaccination. He tcluvca it tire solemn end iaufermi v. duly of every husbands “I hadn't any idea the retting* were M> low." grumbled the old gentleman I lodgings, when the old gentleman first rbolly prevent able This “Its JArtly the effret of the wall paper," bendd her ; and the only warning alia -had mid Rachel, with a glance al the red and reflected in Hugh'* green moastrudtics. “A narrow striped pattern will improve it." •What queer Utile enpboard. at the old gentleman. kissing Rachel on bulb ; trees in preventing miasmatic cheek". i, especially tiro blue eum of AnaAnd riie thought he waa not to terrible rhich b cullirated in Europe, Calafter all. “My dear," mid the old gentleman "I He turned to Hugh, when lie had thus different patterns of imported and domestic uticeremoniotuly made himself acquainted Michigan. with his new niree-iulaw. “Well, young man, are you ready to ‘•I riiall Like any place wherg Hugh ta,' fur the nccomtiliabnMSit of the work uf the hygieniM is tLeoareful oJkotion and commid Rachel, brightly. pulalion of beta. ILTiaUe vital MatiMiea A firat-rlvs TAXX.OH from Detroit, ex-j must of neomity bo the Ixsia of the work. He quoted from Buckle, who myv, "Sta­ peeted soon, when we tdiall be prepared to furnish the bent of tistics, m a branch of knowledge,' h» al­ "Quite, rir,' 1 Hugh an*wered very ways thrown more light upon thu study of cioihma human nature than all the sciences' put tocheerily. fits guaranteed, at the Old Comar Stand in Empire Block. Hast­ “Ehall it be to-morrow?" k-ather." He urged upon the board m..-1 ^/Ym." persistent effort, to sacure more ings. Meh. I "AU right." vital staliMic. from the people of Michgan. And Mr. Benedict at dow the sreniug and enjoy himacif There was the carriage at the door when' * Wril.«irr mid Hugh wh Rachel rose from her breakfast of bread de wm taking bare, and pom and butter and eoffee the next morning. dooratep to light a eigar. “W«l, rirf' mid unde injury tn public health through the tree of intoxicating liquors. calmly. up the road, There was a lengthy diaemwion on Ulufriend of mit min^inijoila, and their thorough inspection VERY 3F"HNria line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over ly coiled within. win Iwcumeofil. the charter election >•« .Wednesday. for the CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. real election ifor Governor in 1874) the a the third publicans C.OM in thateity.a Democratic MADE TO ORDEB, »»■' P"r«t and BET AIL Gentlemen it frequently, and a tnuro fund, faithful. ONE HUNDRED JEWELERS, ■aid “That's a promt i In the midrt i i.I.U, rh.-k., I..U l.ngbc AVHOLESALE Grant, Mill A wont ibout Marriage. ielTW^db. The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing,: in Barry County. omprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vests, and a GILES, BRO. & CO. gratified for a tarn through irg and to the bool, which “I shall lowed their inaugnration as President.. *• Yas, I know," mid Rachel, gUnciug round with brightening eye*. ‘‘That’, a J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. * Hu 1825, tired 23 yean proportion new Hvs to 70 as tired to 43 three hundred year* ago. Ftathtka taken from that report of the registrar general of England .how the mying of life In I-oud.m caiucd by the progra- uf ciriliuing. “Gate'. tion and of hygwne. The yearly death rate wa> ; IGtlO to 1G70. MJ per 1,4100 in­ habitanta; 1681 to 1630, 42.1 ; 1746 to hinge, and Ml with a eraah to the ground; 1735,33.3 ; 1816 ta 1855. 21.9 : 1871, THE BRIDE'S TRIAL. 22.6. Taking the number of dealha in MichIt i. Mrangc what different mlinutes inn during 1871 m 18,091, m du>wn by Xwill tmt on a man', character, *c1 to the rye. with which they may realisation of her biry dreams ? Thi. the ew him. In the opinion of some, Mr. home I'ode Benedict gave them ! And fur an instant our little heroine fell a. if harebell prevented. By these death, from rui-mulje canx- he claimed a money wu a gentleman, a reholar and a philan- tell I'ode Ben plainly that the could not loss to tho Male as follows : For the Uu throph-I; while others, ijnitc a* well qitul her days in a hovel like thia. But then came rol-cr reevod ihoqgbla. Come and get one ON TRIAL. ry, the aft < rnoon grew hi. GoprUttatwftalOT death; • 1. rtuorge Waahiagton, Independent, the children died in their first vvwr ; in inaugurated 1789 : tired 10 year. , age GM the I'.Hh century the deaths at thia age were reduced tu 13.12 |*r mil. In the It)century 61.11 twr cent, and in the .Icin u. . present century only 33 pur rent perished Iwbre they reached 20years, inthefirat “How dreary it looks f thought Radid. with a little ahmlder. .But Uncle Nine different Points for thus adapting the “OLIVER’ all kind of soil and work. r found few purohaacro for ere’n quality. Some apparently I ident , the length of the time he tired after land, was it PRICES REDUCED. l-a.-unlar aUewlU* in' • S,r. .-..I % Th.: following Isldr. prejarvd fcr refer euer. shows the pUitlcal "rntiment. and EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. Serrra! The President.. »jo6 Solo t/l 1871. 30fg Soto /g iBft. jgjt Solo i/t 18/3. igg/6 Solo i/i 18/f. 3>ajj ( ENTKAL HOUS! Sold if tBjs, 41/0 fuLLf 100000 KILL HASTINGS, MICH. »r ifcguinto foi, 18/B. Oft ifnLf L. E. STAUFFER,'.Prop. TUT l^fT Solo idOxMi Anrel. tJ hurrilde fight chiefly Tlie hard roqueted Dr. K rdtie to ic structure., rui eart and larry coat, rising to every hah to thank tho crowd that they treated hit* no worn. Hunt, who had married a MuSbcwell. sister of Wmt’a wife, escaped with hi. England, and there re­ the ('ulumbiu (Ohio) mained. Leigh Hunt was their son; a cordially greeted om night by ricin Blinker end his wife at a l The Michigan Central Bailroad stepsto ■x touching ii poor litd* Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avonuo, Chicago. HOWARD WATCHES. up a carved conch shell, Mattering bright ruin into a lower bordered basin directly ch> Beu made his appearance ln-fore the in bon' of ths gate.. "Oh, bow besutifhl!" cried Rachel “I nffver mw suab superb Mariet gerani­ “An but tht last one, undg," ums in all jnv life ; ami phat a loreiy And Rachel lifted her pretty hesui out r“¥XpUAXS"'1“,mEunkal all lateral DENTIST Me, ■ Swarfs Hoyii, Itodid turned r¥. , "Cannot the bumoern be irr mid Hugh, hesitaiingiy. "No, U esut't," replied Unde ly. "If you don't want to go, 1 ••ItUtiko biry land!" cried Rachel, mtihueimtimny. "Do tall me, Unda Beu, who is to live bare?" Unde Ben turned round and bred I sl«n go," mid Hugh. «1BAND MAFrWt............................ HATED ■Yen'll find us I little Rachel, thin unexpected OPPOSITION COURTED CmnpaiTKm Invited and Compctitiou Defied in klmber. Coffees and Spices Dr. Mmse, to his lodging house at the south wrot enmer of Market and Seventh payment of printers' bills; that uot over fifteen per cent, of all the Govwnmosit ia occupied by a tailor. who show* Mirelopes h u:.« and Parlor Clock, of every Description. __ Watch Materials and Tools for Jewelers. rirs (HKAPK3T PUCKS 18 OCK MOTTO. National or ‘Oh, yea ; ‘tie beniUiftrl." child', footstep. The Firtt Public Reading of the Dec­ laration. litical HmUm; Not York City, ery floating rumor that ia likely to scandal again* somu Republican if Julr, whan Mt uf MMt I loha Nixon, Sharif of I �irnelf was not aa artirtic surernw- llr Booth did not succeed -a berating the title rale with the power and effect which nharartcriac his Jlam’.et xml Iago. Lm.1i such desu-waerati was seen to shake hands with him TIIK <11X1X TKAtiK. ’ Irving, Mich.,-April, 11th, 18»6. Chicago has grown to I-- » god-forsaken ii building last Tuesday evening, and Bll4*oded by about forty thousand ma, nearly all voten. Mixa JtHOr WXJrTWtlXTll After all the fiuurish of trumpets U cMimatcd that a million and a half of pcupJe hare heard them; that fifteen I Ilallct Kilbonrn and the brave drtcrmiaa- thouaaffd bad been converted, besides the tiou. RUTHKBFOBD B. HATES. of Ohio. vcry dueely to hot meat indefinitely or un til ho xlumbl purge for tho rhttwhoa, the effort of which will all discuauug the JOHN F. HARTRANFT, Polttieal Note.. Vice Preridnrtial candidates mtn to U of the case by the Hoow. shrink from placing their party in such an altitude of ciatiou, and tu audit purpose that >131, enmity to the right, of the rititen aa by the vn»cta trucks. of stealing, 1 , ■: n ! that There U no denying that Moody and j eity Sankey bold the hearts of the Christian ’* people in their hands. church, but are attracted there by the them, and of their kind; at the present time, and, at thia point in the pruevcJings, the feet that the leopard cannot change up on the Sibbalh, and cease to mock al of Tutu Hoynr. a straight oat, dyed in the tho worship of God with their ribald gaywool democrat, for mayor, which little job cty. . _m __ i -iJ- i_ ..r was neatly sprung,on the meeting snd going through the city is its raloe. Conarsjuctitb people, all anxious to give the <lepartmg pets prefer other markato, andjjjgy port directing Kubouni ■ production be- evangelist. a hearty and cordial Godfound lhein. Baltimore 'ts ukir RemtMican National Convention. young ek-rk or mechanic. for away irom boom iiBuenera. find. bi. f-th ready greased trouble isn't with the the other day, in refcrnew to hi. politic*, k the lowi fails on them, that ho waa.'. a DavU dcmooral. aril a luate-d railroad anno]--- Btritow republican '—aajwzail|(ht fairly bu aaid to repraen*. elcmautv in l*otli po- “Hottext money for all, and would hare been implied by the adoption well meeting era very effecting, and the free achoolx for all. There rarexaent oi umtrial. ’ should be *uo inflation which Committee of the Hou*-, advwng it to Hx-Hcnalor Trumbull of Illinois fat end-'................................. that rasa building. Every neat was occu­ will depreciate the one nor secpied, and every inch af standing room a. terian interference which will Ur Republican once more. destroy the other.” K. h. Rollins fur I nited Mateu Senator. election to morrow promise. tirbe prolific mvrkcd by. tlut /.fcr fAv««, next day. , t thccoufcdcratc. never eoulewc awvb ' ’ ‘ t makingmro uf the lioe* THE SALARY BILL VETO. h ■dmuhi be Mted. Imwnwmally p-opulsr! t —- — unite m pwj The Preeiuent Thinks the Salary was rill allow. Smell at Finland MuehTooSmallYet. nx I feasted, screnadcil and lionised by ourcttl- living. Knthwiaat. thetamdre. they <m- Republican urn aj>d Reform can easily go the Pnwidenrial x»Ury after th. jerwent term; To the Senate uf the United Slalcw. growcy wlU fuel the guod effect of this at! tti-the -•ux --ilk st-scaing* stockinj*" were alraMl afraid to do do' I inytHag fo-yood ‘•nyejtuinj" to a limited extent, but on Saturday they l-cemoe • c->nri*t*4 of their error, when they found and their power will not diminish. They fitsUitv thrown away. ‘ tl>«n>olvre> iflrontineotly bounced by the Hayes man. He believes the latter w the report. Tucker of Virginia, another one of reerived during their stay in the city TUX rxtUtOM South Towu jiotkrr. sitting m> a board ol* coming naan. over •30,001) from grateful pxrenlj and; —» *■>' m..» sjw.mm appointmcnti This l-ody met the com™.. TK« >L.nk I—.-hi.h n M. » been pretty extensively advertised. Dur- before they knew them scoffed at them. FreoUeut of the United Stains,' without cuurac from a actwe of duly to my auccna«r» in *.ISrc. to inyaclf, and to what i* due to the dignity of Chief .Majrirtrate of a na­ , who found rt convenient to nut off stop­ theta to live and prosecute their work.. piIlg M Uogas poraibi. Dr rtyU at Mr. Moody goes to Florida f« a few i the openings display a judkioui mixture works, snd Sankey goes for hi* rest to of iartsycats nou-ms which the milliner. -''itumptetKraf tlx- imtirr irregularity of th.- «> ralk-d rlratiufl. They then p with -Stele-right*.‘ To lAose Whmu it matf CoHcrn: I am now running n NEW POR I’A MACHINE for Moving. Rasing, or ing the Location of Buildings from small great, and having handled about 1.31(91, ings in Hi years, feel confident I can satisfy those that "may fevor me with a rail. Mv address is Irving. Barry Co., .Mich. L ■ xxOQnS “ ■ DRUGS AND MEDICINES BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C Having become owner of the stock of Drugs, Medicines, Books, Stationery, &c., &c., formerly owned by Hopkins & Barnes, 1 shall continue the Bnsinessof sell­ ing the above named Goods at the old stand, in the City of Hastings and do moat respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage. I have securedffithe services ofC. A. BARNES, to conduct the Business for me. I shall buy my Goods strictly for Cash, and by so doing shall be able tOjCompete with any Drug House in the County. CHAS. SHEPARD, M. D rting a. SupvrvtMir*. MB. non EXT T. LIBC0L3, nearly ttU>,000. brought into the Mate,and il any datarte ful nutter was found, to destroy and sup- . „ J MM. Blaine led Tucker up to thia old decision by easy but rap-id ges, then fixed his , .... . i Southern heart Mr a few skilfully diverted ..4 Mta, wai» EMjrfr, I >hd ing that he still held to the Utter and spirit of that decision. A look '<jf blank Republican State Convention. all! be esiliUwl In a sect 8. D. Bin 8.8. OU» Secretary. Republican C< nv«ntion The Mitral Township ia lb. Crawly will THE BANNER The building wil mail > pratly fancy bate are tbown fir tho n un »itin.- win-given to c*,uallv round men, tor the rvwpoaaibnitus and dignity of the try and to be wupw by youmr girix. I and that part ufllie rvvolutesi emmpluhI M uys and feathers are- interdicted by ' nl. All through this straggle the ilcpubfashion, though the second rate nallin. < • 1 li<an party hero hut shown its usual deter­ Enprrvr of Brui!, l*vin I’edro. He ram* fill •hate with them sa they weft: w*tra Ixrt i minalwvi to fight fraud and corrupt ion, no rep’ qu'irtJy, for an emperor, and duupare so slow in getting the modes, tbit »ion. an average of about UJO daya to the their hate always look fohiol haau, and *<wiut>, nr 1720 per year <ir lew than the rtyhj uf lart wiater dovetail »n tfo-< The soatert for the Republican £ubcrnone tliirtiifti of the alary of the 1‘nridcnl. was weeping and waiting in many circle. of June Heather, with ite ridirate The politicians wanted a chauee tn air pinky white and soft f-liagc, ia the fo» ■ •vatic proportion » BevcriJgn ia working thcuuelrro at a rveeptioti; the eity officials cr adtuired fur trimming. I'lumy <.J) like a bearer, and Elibu Waakburnc’• finally itmehnl <3,000 [*r anutu, few loug .ighted Democrat, when Tucker I that Blain and Conklin have not apoken was carried into thia -lasuagiag admission. mH' dinner at about three prices, dividin; to each other in ten yeari! That i« un­ with the official. ; tlic folio wanted i doubtedly why we are having ««eb dull ■pie-minded members on the itmocratie emperors are supposed to always desire, and most evwy!>ody wanted to hate The Philadelphia /Awe think, ii a ronn-thiug in raanecticm with him. ' But uhe liravilliati refused to submit to any­ ragaeity to sec that their only hope of rue­ thing of the kiad. lie eatue here to »re He had cow thia fall ri by disavowing any empa­ and not be seen, ami he did it. splendid apart menta for himself and suite thy with the old pro slavery • and Ulate at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and’ hr paid right views that dictated the [«>!icy of the hia own bills tlic same as any other man would. He drove about tlx eity and viewed it in the most comfiirtaJJc way he didate for the Presidency. ia being over­ which thia braid was rtfly found last ‘rJ'"'lfci’u“J~r OUR CHICAGO LETTER. .a. T.UW..W ih»x. -n,.: 1 M Lt, i. U uu ™i... 1’c‘r'n” J „„„ Mr Rotert T. U.-roh-Th. Oo.- ,b< M^_,rs,_ had got through be paid hia bilk like a •rnorship— After Grtnt— Buatneu ibe matter standi now. Bristow seems to man, and went to Chicago. Then were Enter—investigation—The Rifle— ba ahead in th-.- wishes of Uqrablkae * thirty people in hia suite, attending upon pro-dar-ry and lrea*on.ble Democracy, hia pTM-G-an-l hum twenty to take care Baoth. Out i*-cal troubles bare taken ait oflii. witeTthe ewnvas. The cxpeuca of the party at the note! alone Were 12 . CbMauo, April 17th, I* j subject just now. lilaine has many fricods; One of tho House investigating or* Sfo) twrday.tlM entire expenses being The interne interrat which । Merton'is not popular, and I don't know Fr„haUy |A,000. It bu t a bad buwneenation. being an emperor. Dum 1‘cdro is a tall, ___ g—,—___ — — n--------- ------------ 1 i of any ••fen-rite son" to whom the affectrraay spent.»eu,uvu on wnneraro, wimoui dbooveriBg aaythiBg to justify a twen- I h jujt B(m the racUe*. riau- well built, handaotno man—one who im­ against fraud and cnnuptioeri poveramcn1 I ions of tlic proplearo inclined. Washbume prests one a* being a long way above the dees being pul out through the eoutnpal merchants who wrote a letter the other empress* ia a rather handsome wovancc of that party. Every election held day. and bring engrossed in the busiacni, who looks as if she h.vl ■ aa much of fighting the ballot box staffers. left dearly shows that the intelligent voters j gatfou, and a einiH.peut k.n ol currency of this country—many of whom partially government Brnil enjoys. The offirera. box mu) put in—hb »poe4»elr» relented toward it ia 187-1—have been un­ aerompanyiag him were all Sue looking Thera will Iran ckrtiou for May..r and j » ratward, rwipracating the eart ward mow­ deceived by the hopekoe incompetency met', cxw|< om—the treasurer, or Alderman, tomorrow, and l.uainr^ will [ ««•» pune-lwldcr, of the pony. He looked . ' fisrakratebv active lart work, elraanw Satlike a pur-: bolder—a small wxnlco be generally auapended- I rood eitucna clement in the South manifested by its fsevd. brown-vkinned wan—whtes bnaileaden in Coograaa thia winter, and are cscetion and |>olL» win be carefully wateh-.d. preparing to administer a fitting rebuke to while tho ladira—G<d blew* them—are CutboUc io all .South r*»e —««• I» I'iCXRO. TheElMtion-A Sow's Ear-Long- "T“'* M. WM.Mk-H. I Hi! H. m !“ "Er;. 1.h fixed by th- Conititutioo in supplying ds. ------------------------ " ----------- judgement of the great majority of those U. 8 Obaxt. Excut ire Mansfoo. April 18,1876. tioss. I lesidns journal clerk Smith, it Doorkeeper Fits Hugh in Kentucky acre- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. America. volume of th« IIastixo". RxrOBLirAW sad wiD undoubtedly secure aa ejection. their author, srv the only parties punish- conetUting him, ami whatever lie raid Prnsidculix! efoctMl law an*l give the innniripal •hrift. Tint Uttofy <>f Use harr k-d to the pronnt dition, is interesting: H UN D recogvitad religion. was raeUetad by a majority of 3C72 over I And she dial go write campaign .luffing—forced a new city clutter upop good opinion of this emm try and it. p j k,.nfi, Miii.d<rimMcll»t he k Democratic Mayor (Colvinl assumes tn cry recently UrubcU'a Comuihlrv have bv the officula of this pity, mined by the wpully objrt MLattAF's IMPEACnMKJIT. TVLoaisrilk todiM 11mm mb now nady The people of Barry ( -minty to under, stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent ns 40 dozen but Will Hams, says he cnii sell them Cheap to get them clrtired out. Well they sent us a doutile order ol CROCKERY too, but Dan says il is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and close il out ran port of the state Ik . crvlg" appears to ming hate, and with thew heavy crane have strong support and is te-l concerning i like nbboua and plain tfoc grainil rilka htui>--ifmuch ity.th-.t quarter, l-ul devotes ', are weed mere than anything cbe. Fine which arc b-at a trcllia round tho fare I-: LY S ADVERTISE**" m, aBOOTTBSCOI tv eontrenfttm io be ' eatut^ay. The ca ^UlbehMaefoUaw ^■ard.at the Sehexi Uvemrl Ward at thi todiqjfc.. TouHh t \kr Mee vf the Count. By order of City Co rm to impeach Clapp, the Senate printer. who aa Attorney General of Virginia a Better get through with that Belknap M.nrns Ute U. 8. Manihal here. Ktovira to the ~ ’ ■MkrtndferadnetolhoGovbc employed depute ineg­ on, hanng boon sent to ter*—. u — w ft GROCERIES We have a \l<\Stock as any one coining id the Store can see and the ill be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our D(/LLAR TEA is the best be ever saw, and everybod allows our SIYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P bin says don't tell any bo«ly they sell PURE GROUND (.'OODS for ilis to hard work to grind thorn. » WITH, MANEEfi PRESTON. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON �,| We hare secured the assistaiice of Geo. H. Brooks, to \ settle up the account with I every /terson doing business PniI.AI>Mt.PlllA, April 22,-lBTfl. It haa 1mm said that the American, as a people are lacking in that spirit of “ssnUmenta! potrUbm ’ M characteristic of many other nation*!!Itos, that the thrifty inhabitant of Undo Sam's domain in hi* hot pursuit of the •‘almighty dol­ lar" has no time to foster and promote the •mtimattia that first found cxpre-ioc in Notioaz Some vengeful satirists have sought to j drive home conviction upon thia point by a comparison of national songs, making sorry contrast of the lively air of-Yankee Doodle" with the soul stirring notes uf the “Mancllaise’’ and the “Wacht am Rhine.” And the truu American wondun why hit people ire so slandered ; for notwithstanding the ramopolitan charac­ ter of our popular inn U Is a slander. . But we are nuw fairly into the Centen­ nial year. and the spirit of ’"Ii i* a good TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. M. HIndea, Hottie Stopper,. Dntrcll. J. Uajrd. IMteeCiMMr.inUlMMiMi H. Minh, Shu* Lacing*, brtruii I> l>*rmi.l, Cheek Hook*. Artau. P. Sekwk, NmI Tok*. WaytMid. I». tauherlaa.1, Car Trert.. lMr.il, Lecture ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. quality and quantity of it. Ifthu nujoa- 1 tic old eagle don’t do sonic tall acnaaiingl J between thia and the fifth day jpf July it will bo a wonder. I venture tu nay that । reverence fur ''the father*'' than their utterance*, or a more profound rrapect for <1*44 113}. den positively refused to run against Hol­ man for the nomination, and rite lionor was fina'ly conferred upon James I), WiU- William Eurgk.rU bulldi.g Krom ike tartb-oAtlng Eryant'* dilatory of Ike failed flaiea. aa eatertatatag i-iwerr b foMbhnl reaeerntag "Tl.» Try* Vocationtaa." The G.llege Serie* ia continued Wilk a paperon Dewdola CeUege. leatalslag rein Intecentee it Hiwthanie. faingfeike. and other diaiiapiukei men ; amoag ike pldare ia a *|ll.«irtl« of Loagfell .e. al shout the n;. of the main eharsn of adultery, if not, in. deed, of all the (lurch ComwiUeo found •gains: him. Let the world know what we know. This man was only confronted by the un­ reasonable statement of a fallen woman, one who was oxpelie 1 from the church one year ago. but who was ruled a mcml-cr duriog the trial by the Presiding Elder’ that she might blacken the reputation of a Christian minister, aud thia too, while fire of our most respectable citizens gave a oiuntcr statement, Uigvther with one ul ths toost prominent witneme* for the prusTl,is woman had previously signed a li­ bel solemnly taking back this very charge upon noth, and afterward* acknowledged her signature to it upon live stand. Her statement, is unreasouablc, a* site fixed the scene in acun»picuou* iJare and by ^Aylight; and we can but think that great We will kJ] ehewper than pny other House in the city. ' TEA! TEA!! , From 50 to SI "5 aa to grade. Warranted from 13 to 23 eta. eirenper than any other House In Itarry County. COPPER For 23, 23, 30, 33, 40 *nd 45 cent*. U*>k at the quality. CANNED GOODS Tumat.w*, Peaches, Cherrire, Plumlm, l“ine Apidra, I'cara, Green Peas, Ac., Ac. CANDIES , We have the best amortmitit and sell fur the lea*t money in the rity. TOBACCO We do **dl a lietter article ami from 10 to V •• other place in tlic Cuunty. I0TUKE FRAMES AND MOUJ,J>. nrow, IIKACXWTX. PArwa-HoLt.EU8. Wall-Pocxetm, FuwmJIoldkxx, Peerless Milk Safes We sell the BcnCupbefi. PRODUCE neighlnr by the unreasonable rulings of the chair, as well as tho deep prejudice Taken in exchange for all kinds of goods manifested by the court, against the accusrel, anti the low, vile rumors of enemies in Chesaning and dsewberi which were poured into the cars ofthe reverend gvntleman, who sat in judgment upon their accitsed brother. We, aa a community, feci greatly aggricv cd, that the Court instructed tlic witaen not to cotnmuncalv the name ofthe other supposed guilty party. It thereby threw a foul suspicion upon tl^ good name of ev­ ery woman in our midst. Had the wit­ ness been obliged to state the name, »l»e Prof. Watson discovered another plan­ et, April 1(1. If was in the roostcllat ion rirgv. and shines like a star of the 11th magnitude. An oil Mintinguf Guv. Hingham, the first Republican Governor uf Michigan, he being elected in 1851, has deen add 'd to the Stale Library. Thu growing whrat crop through the Stain is looking promising. March has proved the most favorable for that crop of any fur years post. Small |Kix4ias been very prevalent in Lyndon, Waahtenaw Co. One or two organized with a full crape of oflkvre.'and that town now boosts of as thorough and efficient a fire department aa any inland; city of the statcWm. Psulie. kicked by a horse at a Detroit lirery stable, route time agn, and uno leg broken, died Thursday evening, from a bone splinter severing one of the arteries while towing about on his couch. The wife uf Jantes K. Shepard, of Chippewa, killed a large buck recently. He had been scared up by some Indian lion held at Indianapolis, Wednesday of hst work proved a very lively affair. Hon. William S. Holman uni Hon. Frau kirn were run, the latter supported mainly by Republican* The Union recorder, C. M. Hagadurn, had one majority over F. C. Terrell, Democrat; and the latter gentle­ man had previously been defeated at the township election by one vote for rnperin- dumb, and blind. From Jan. 1 to March 31, (1.913 emigrants camo into the tJnlted.Stalai by way of Port Huron. (Iranrille Miller, <*• of the election day rioten at Niles, bi been lined 150 and f.U days in the Workhouse. Aller the centennial trec-tdanling al Mason, April 15, (.). M, Ihitnre of this city delivered an eloquent addrnm. Ths time fur holding the next fair uf the Ingham connly agricultural society ha* been fixed for Sept. 27’ 2H, 29. Hot,. 8. M. C’utoheon, of YjaUanti, will be a delegate to the Presbyterian As­ sembly at Brooklyn’ N. Y., .'lay 18. Furnishing plaster to grangers at less than what it rata to grind it was what husti-d H. 0. Weston of Grand Rapid*. Cotigneramau Durand has given notice that a competitive examination for a na­ val cadetship, will be held at Flint on the Scvcral farm* in lower Michigan sold of late al prices quite up- to the highest that hare been obtained at any pn.-v.iou.* period. The annual reunion of the State Pioneer Society will be held in Anu Arbor in ranjunction with tlic Washtenawewnntydreiety in be was w beautifully thrashed by his obstreperous progeny, and joibs in the jollification of the boys who Mattered hl* lea *o jiromiscuouidy about Bo-ton harbor. Possibly the old fellow may experience a tew jwig* of regret when lie coutempIatM what a proud and profitable part o? hi. kingdom was thi'ii lost, but and Mr. Bull, as be reflects upon .what alt have been, can only wish that he sooner learned that it b> not always wise to nil. with an iron rod. Arrangement* for the “big show" are i going vigorously furward, and here one' seen all the bustle of prejaratio^. Phila-1 delphia is completely absnrixd in it. Mat-! tcre not pretaining to “the Centennial” BUSINESS NOTICE. •■d from Eurjpe and is now at his’home in Mtbkegvu. The first car-load of Verawnl marble for the floors of the capital arrived in Un tion ever celebrated it* hundredth lesthday on a mon magnificent wale, or-in­ duced ao many other government* to take an active part in the festivitita of tho oecwriow, to to speak. Even John Bull— bleat hi. good nalurod old tout—burin in Republican Csucuses. The Republicans of the se­ veral Wards in the City of Hastings, will meet in cau­ cus on Friday evening'April 28th 1876, al halfpast seven o’clock to" choose one Delegate from each Ward to the coun­ ty convention to be held on Saturday. The caucuses will be h$ld as follows-First Ward at the School House, Second Ward at the Depot, Third Ward at W. H. Hay­ fords office, Fourth Ward at the office of the County Clerk. By order of City Com. tie up our matters. Any re­ ceiptsgiven by him or any other business done by him jor. an on r—~i7d Banner Office, pertaining to the publishing department, •" valid WE MEAN BUHINE8S! Fnnilture Ilouru* south aide Htatc Bt. opposite H. A. OoodyraPs Hardware Store. renwni . biok. FARM FOB SALE! jaA^^ovED Going to Kansas or Colorado. ful Arkansu Valley, to PUetiin, Colorado Spcugs, (’uchara*. Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fe and all points in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. Special round trip 90 day tirkeu tel I^verim salo May 15th, at S30, taking [in the fiun-ju* watering place* on the D. A R, G, Road. U>w em­ igrant ratea to the San Juan Mine*. I 'Ullman Palace Sloening (’arc between the Mbacuri Hirer and the Roeky mount min* without change. Clone connection made at Kan*** City and Atebidm in I nion DejmC For time table* and the San Juan Guide,’’ addrcs*, Haattap Jan'y. 1M. ISTfi. XXMWI G L A S.sXNDriA IN T FINE PRINTING DONE at this OFFICE ttM (••nM UiSrn m GifORUK /, in:a rim. Implements i C^0D FOR TIB SPKINfl TRAM. respect the Quaksr City is acurccly belter than ita neighbor*. The splcudid system of building associations so much in vogue here is, however, worthy of mention, as ita rcsulls arc wituesacd in lire comfortable situation of meehaniea and other, of the middle cUsmw, whn ar? better haus-d in Philadelphia than anywhere else in the world. Nearly every one has a home of hi* own. As an Mxposiliua of the progroM in the arte and scimra, invirutlons and every the people sharf read, snd what shall be eoucavoaUe industry, the Centennial exrefused them. Fortunately fur bis party no other member was fioliih enough to advocate such an atvmrd etwaorabip of the home in Si.’ Clair, co &O lUth. Mr. j Cooper wa. a member of Congress once having been elected in 1852 from the same dbtrict now represented by another gentleman of tho same name. Il is a thrilling • grizzled lop driver l THE CELEBRATED niATIOYU ®S£->£S: • 4li* little chair la 1* sue. Illa Tax heloMM more. Ilia h*kkr kene t* ridavlera. turn* haa C*a* Vetera. Attention 1 will tell fur the next Sixty Days fur for the craning Kipcactiow is, of coune, estimated, and it remain* to 1« seen liow : much' the prevaihng hard tinxw ux«lifie* . them- calcntalicuM. If idl the autiripmiou. ' । of our Jdighied luaifirtva and ex|>vctaiit tradesmen air realised they will be lisppy, , am) it will 1* one more instance wheretu “BoLby Burns' linn about ‘Th* Int I bid pbnu of twin, and awm" <k> q.4 .q- I ply. Nut a villsge or hamlet in al) thir ’ land will to wilium: rej>rp-cntati>.ii here to see aud rejoice. No fairer .pot on earth could have been C>und fur the purpw, and viewed from Oeorgu’s Hill—a commanding elevation in Fairmount Park—the rising aocnrnu bling buildings of the Exhibition appear with thrir diversified ’.ttW reiluru aud xiilteringti..,——, „ ------- shin., like a new rity of fairyland. The m^ratrn long roof lines of the main build-1 ing and the machinery building, the dcmul Elskop Cte**l»».l Oze. . t statutes on the dome and ioof of Metuorila short stories Ibis number tally sustains J tbs reputailon of the Magaila* in Ibis par- ‘ tieslar, ceeialrieg, "Just fa Tiste," by iron Plow. With Wood lor Iron Beam. Land Rollers, Harrows, Culti­ vators, Double Shovel Corn Plows. ■ nl kind* of Sewing Machine Needle* aud ' Mseliine Oil. I aU aril Well A CUtertt > Pump*. Buckeye and Peerles Reapers and Mowers EVERGREENS.SMALL FRUITS, and other < nizmental Trstw and Frail*. SPECIAL NOTICES. TRIUMPH HARVESTER AND EIPIBE STAR lOFIB, XXfiOwl. Dte March of Reason. xi51w- C. H. Salisbury. BATH PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS Wijh patent Bent Offfkr, made from the beat New York Rccnttd Growth Rkkory. Benj H. Bristow. The Old Reliable cotmtira. xx51 tf / . Comrtantoy on Hand, BUoTmiT m Imi dpor cwt of Goodycant Hardware. MESSER & POWERS. Htmlinga, April 12, 187G. HAVE YOU A Tatrer* �Rheumdisffi, Neuralgia, Sciatic, ----teMMi. r-ttT»«r-ar.A --i. CALIFORNIA ;irty M hts .nvratmeui. How wvU this •JM* was uraplud will, will be shown Iwwltat* for a moment. o «ay that fur a : Bather Lubhs. raport to the .St«u- fact, and iti'rnk it ia tho man. cxtrava^M fe,nk*r k-11* “uj-pfix umi in the world uf manurvs-that ate fitl. d to fartiliu land. 1 would put asbw on ha* romethiog t- fight for. ami that «btf. being a tree wotuati. will help hiia to Here matter toted until the meeting of fight; that she will put her lips to lih ear and whbj-er wunh oTroaira-l, and her dr-waiag logra^ tend, lait I would apply hind to has haart arrl impart luipirati-m. my manure for growing the grass, into All ihrrarh life’ through rturac tfad runthe soil, in roeb a way that it woull l< ahinr. through Kmflirt an.P- victory, tliurovghly intermingled with the surface through advene an-l through -favuiing of the roil iWf and ao intcnoingled that winds min needs! wouun'i- love. Ils. itwiUUr cnaUc-l to prrrorve lor itaelf heart yrwrn*for ii A sister's ora m-tli , «4a bno will hardlr supply the iwe-L Yet many seek far nothing further thin sn- ' in the truth'aait i«. Rumors ray Urge Mims of money have l-oeu advanced to Brother Warton to cuable him to erect a mill and purchase, the necessary machinery for making plaater. nnd the supplement rays: That thu committee might -be secured against Ions. Brttthcr Weston artigued to the rammittee all onion for plaster that had hem rewired by me and forwarded to other. Then the question very naturally ariart, are they micquatc? And that de pends entirely ajx>n the amount of plaster Brother Weston ran furnish and tho sum iwr ton to be applied in payment of the bmn. Tho Secretary on thia point giro us only Mr. Woaion'a speculations, who frankly admit* that he cannot fill Ida or­ ders. Now, upon his own ata^mcata and that of othera who have visited hia premi«B »t Grandville, we are enabled to glean the following farts: 1st. That the Bteta Grange by nwolat i mi authorized the Executive Committee tcaasat Brother Wrotoa peculiarily or i<b«rwi-« to tnanufartiuT plaster. 2d. That the committee have adiaticvd Brother Wcrton several ihunaaad dollars with no other security than the order* furniabed by the subordinate grange*, 'which wc are told at this fate hour will .noAbe filled. Perhaps this i» security enough, but to my mind, it is a matur of [«rfcc< kMHCtMW,and had if etni.-ulcd from any other aoarve than from buxinw men whose nspiratiras for office leada them to think they would make a'good governor, a l.'nited States Senator, or a Congranman, The tn-tot extensive. thorough nod n-ur plrto iii'titution of the kind io.(ho world. Eight llum«and LTtoluatci of this ndlege Paul, Mix<cKAro:.tH.Dtn.tmi m>w in nicivaaful IradiMx ia the principal and all point* in th? Great Northwest. cities an-l towns of the I'uited Slates box.Ht. w Ikinc. «.l tasetr-fa-ar to deprive it of the heat ofthe BiUNaplicrv. nor put it ia in »o idiaih< a manner as to M-d iM-youd measure, hare gottcu : KwnX* I rinr la to* aa-stili or a be subject to the usual evaporations ina. limn they sought. Tlt-dr wives »ur- | .apt n-rt.a. Hwaaualh ’"I to the K-lal led by the auu nnd the wind. It should lEssaJSihcm by bringing rat a uo de idett in . he put into the acai in such place th»t i«, and dtKkartng a tr.-art-rt t-f n-ur - cbatle. PsMl the soil will control it and put where the KgezSCTttffi impathy an-l biro. heal of the atmmpherc and the rains will reach it. Now you catrpcttitooin various The name of Rohm Lincoln. of' waya. For the seeding down of gram lands, and rmin lands, therefore, I would President Idneoln, is mcnriooe-1 in IMInois apply a harrow and harrow in the ma­ for Hivn-sary of Suit. nure. For corn lands I would apply the manure the day before I jJautcd my c«ni —say the last of May— plough in the manure, and turn the sod over dri to it. I would aay that the season for this i. that, if you put a little, fertiliser into the hill, when the hot corn weather rotue- aixl the corn roots are in wenn-h c-f their f-.-d, they will be seeking in tho furrows far that heated and dc<raqx*o-l 'material that lie there. That ia the secret of the as­ slt» lalnwl si Ou--Ale-ftss 'W- MT real SO •» ■ m. A*4 iL«rsi- i-xIsJumJ toto-lM -a mH sertion that corn will grow better, upon .(•siSir .I uwaasre iks -sm «t t« • bu»lml «s4 re -Istil■■>.! »is:»-ulss ereli rtS»MU> rod lan-la newly ;J-iughe-l. with die ma »t .to- aa stl-owr fre rt i«aatr-«ts -toUsrrttSi nnre ploughed in. than ip-almost any cab­ l> ill M.irtrere «insrtt ro>« Uol-»t>a c» mi: • re -«-li«s- st UwsMa re«i«r. tiaiisatova i». there and Mil -lirttrrlsr-l by atmospheric influences, will be hcatixl and will begin to deeompiwe jmt when the com most w.uti. it- That ia the way I should apply it to a csjrn crop and to the great root crops that wc raise. I should apply it in pre­ cisely tho way 1 hare auggested, io pre­ pare for the growing uf gra-w aud of rorn, bcraUM- I aiu osuurol from my own cxj«:ricnec tint the application-of manure broadcast slid furrowed into pk-nghnl land, together with a little artificial fartiltier in the lull itaelf, will raise tho iicat crop of corn and poUtocs, and the best general crop that the fanner is engaged tn raising- I think tho law , I hare laid down with regard to the upplicatiou uf Is^raaan. Ills manarc ia a good one, and if the farmer .wsxa. will observe it, he can caeapc all discua sion about how to plough it. The answer ia “put the tnaaurc where die heat of the NOTICE. atmosphere, and the tnoalure. .an s>-ouort reach it and create the dccvmporilion PETERMAVS SERTE'PILLS. U. S. Internal Revenue SPECIAL .X4XEB. The Ri[kt Kind tf Kuta fir Y«H Mee. BUSINESS TRAINING. Young men who contemplate a Lumocm Freeport and Dubuque Lina life. and parr-ole haling ->»w to educate, Ie tbronly rout- for Elgin, llocxroitt., arc jurti-ularly ro|uertcd l» send Fttm-oirr. nnd all points via Freeport. •far documents ratalUg to the rollcge. which Ila , Chicano nnd Milwaukee Line I« the old Lake Hhore ftoah-. and is the only on<- ixmIiic tlinmKti Evanttun, sfeSBKfc FOR SALE at THE BANNER OFFICE i 1. Hck4ar.rsv.il. A. II. iVTA.sc t«a o'rlxk >• «t that 4ar al ll»» frvol ■ti.ui ie U-.n tl-Hur. la Ilia t'ltr af llartlac. In . sa.tSrfiien.wsri-’i.'i lain .? MMdaac*, kMo aad 4e~rtto.l a> (nil--•in Tilt f»«lk Mrl a.MCer i<4) st Ikr >vi saras .ra'asssr'.a rHl *«auialaa faiu <k< artr* ut taad L' >“”‘IATIC \Khitteb /STU to Wayn£ JatoO Saito RAILROAD. fawlb re*. Il to aimwto, I *' “z~snttt»r‘nwirv<n! CENTENNIAL SONGS AND QUARTETS. !srI MEMORIAL SONG. -Tin»rs>na *<>»»«“ , Valley Junction. I For laike Geneva, Four Train* dally. . For Jtixkford, Sterling, Kenosha, [•"-•'V.l Jancrvllic, and oilier points. you can have from two to ten trains dally. New York Office, No. 4U Broadway; Boston Office. Ko fi Slate Street; Omaha Tu»».lo»k-«. vsrs liUnl 4wmuu slit to ms4i. Otitic. 2M Fnrubani Street; ban Fran­ cisco Office, 1st Montunmety Street; r-ltCawn n'l.L.I ... ACCORDION !£ rtSSBS.-gffiT1 SEW fI8K TUES, D«|>oti earner W. Kcnile nnd Canal STRAWIERIIES ANS PEACHESritivett Walls Street Ik?pot, center Wells and K untie Slreeto. Fcrrati-aur lafurtnaUon not attaina­ ble -no-your home ticket agents, ap- 4 SWawlA-^rwfeat MaUI far Gremre. A, IgaifttSaSttev— HaZnrtih'r ciasfata MnW.,------ .“ NOTICE! CONCERTINA. G“Kl A7«:.P!tE?" PENSIONS To whom Pensions are ■■All unit DIVItllS. Thr Reliable Shert I.lae JOHN STANLEY I Wagons and anno unit aii setioit Bnggies GABDINXAND FIELD SOT Wlolraaleand Retail, 11 Midiigan Grand" Avenue, Detroit. Canned Fruits and Fisn. ■ THE ENEMY OF BISEASE 1 FOE OF PAIN Wtntwaln IJtnlen la DRY COODS, ALBERT DICEIKSON, MUSTANG LINIMENT y.— feu.. IBROSSEAU FUR IWUbtM Unia, Frans, k am. ins. M ADMIMISTRATOM SALE. UNDERTAKING ?! y aw Ji il isi ri ttUlNH BUT. I^j |Maa4. j!;;L § ii lUT. VUHTJNU me.. «&, or (J .00, BAH OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING. AND RKHTOHED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS A Grat Reiitta ii Frites1 SALISBURY SEEDS, ----------- BKACKK IN CRPI«LDKO u silE J Mired. iiir i THE DETR°T. Oafow.—Wctherafield Red ami White Portugal. 1‘arniut.—Long Smooth. . JW—Philadelphia Extra Early. Carterv, Hirst Crop, Champion of England, aud White Marrowfat. /•cpi-rrr.—Large Squash and Bull nose. RtuUtkn.—Turnip Scirirt, I«aog Scar­ let, and White Spudnh. .SomciiA—Summer Cnx-kneck, Horton Marrow, and Hubbard. • In this bri«f l»t will lie found the ha■ ■ ■ — * ■ * IICHIGAH AMD THE SOUTH. THE BICKFORI AUTOMATIC CtectQrta tM Dmr tat 4th. That Mr. Woatou has ground only about 400 or 500 toro of plaster rinro the Wakefield (iarfy). 26th of March, and that he has ground the loot bit of rock he has mined, nor can Savoy (late). be produce it in quantity fur some time Ocwmfar,—White Spfee and Ung U» cone. My imprarara ia that he can Grona. notexceec) IO.IHHi tmn the prnteut aeaC<rrr-.-Z.—Improved Lone Or­ ange. itk That tho hxwtiou uf his bed wiU G-vu.—Moores Early and StoweUa not allow him tn produce plaster at u low Frergrticit. figurw » he has eoatractod for, therefore fziwtyfor*r.—Early and late Erfurt. Shop on Jefferson Street, north of Crierit.— Dwarf Incomparable and Hastings Hotel. 7th? That the security given ie joat no security al all, and all boost grangers 'thraUbeiafarorof fafalim- the Karoo­ lire Committer to a rtric-t account far all moniot inrwted in thia borine®. And now, Mr. Secretary Cobb, u our article ia getting somewhat kngthy and we are all anxious to get our plaster for Sil.00, phase let us know how to do it, * ■ Family Knitting Machine I ZITHER. with the beat sort uf vegetable m»D and plants, I append the fallowing list, naming two or throe kin-la of each to select from. Dtcrtrf Zhvtns..—Early Valentine and —Large White Lima and I -‘Try. Egyptian and !<oog ; Winona and St. Peter Line . i I« the only route for Wixoma Roertm.-1 tkh.Owatoxxa. Mankato, RCPctkii | b'KW Ulm. nnd uD polirta In Hootheni i and Central Minnesota. ll« Mj-uifre- ut granite l-nilding, with eleGreen Bay and Marquette Line Cinlly filled and furnished a]«rtmcnln fur la the only lino for JAXRavir.i.i:, the application <>f and carrying nut nf rar WATrirrowx.l oM.Dv La<.Orni;o-.ii. A rrurroK. Gimx Bay, Fhcaxa.ua*i novel and ayaletnatie tn-.tli.id< of Nkoaunkk, MAXQi'nTE, Houourox. TV ...iHrtrtsiatosaf Iks Valtoi Kuu*. ass i i-u trt.1. JET. »*4 SSO>, rsesirs. svssy ra Scribner s Monthly is printing a serie, of timalyand pmtieal paper, ia hs -‘Home and Society" doparttneat. entilRd ■■Rural Topics,” by the well-known horticulturist, P.T. Quinn. The following is from the May Number: April nnd May are the two busy moalha in a well managed vegetable garden. Daring ibene mofilhs, the moat important.work of the season has to be hurried tfejdugh, f-r planting time ia abort, and there are many small maiteta that need prompt alienriou. First of aD is Ihesclcttiuuofcnoicc garden seeds of recent growth, and -meh as will be found true to name. The surest way I is to select from each year's en-p a few of i the beat sped mens of the same to raise : seed from. For tho rest, send to some reeponaiWc seed merchant, and don't de- See Here. I’ Bow full partklilara of the action uf tiie cemnuttre can be fonud ia the Sup­ plement of Brother Vubb'a of Manh -tth, except that he d-xo pot Mat.- the anv.,nnt rftnraey invented by the Gunmittec. This U a mat ter of nc great importance providing proper security has Itcu taken, and. the tesuh aimed at be aamopib>h«L Bat for tut who five back luerll- mile, from a railroad station, the item of carting fhMcr through the mud jurt at the time wc must aow it. m a matter t>f some little importance ” And now, 51r. Secretary, 1 a»k, whyhare we lawn kept in auejeme all this lime, • hHu the farts in the cose have l-e-n well known tn ywuraolf for the last twom-ntbo, that Brother Weston eould not fill half the unlits* Why did )VU not let the mem­ bort of the Order know the facts in the case ro they coaid fall hack on the ol-l ... moatiou for their supply ? Thiajpoying »4J)tl per tun for plaster, than bo oHigcd to haul it at this tunc of year, Jayu-rt the kind of help wo shall avoid m the future, ‘•grange or no grange." I'nlcaa you make j-tvpcr amen da for thia conduct your influence in tho future will be of litlfe or n« account, and wc ho;>c for .1." .i _ YOUNG MEN. ARLES R. WELLS, /•rreuint. l/EXRr L. HILLS, Sterrfaty. Hi I'.eciuc-.II; was ]<3.-ec-l , A'eroW. That the Slate Grange will ranteintta Eaocuiivc Caanmhteo in uny rffort- it way make to Mp H. O. Wcuou efemdop hi« pfasler bedThr the u- of I’aireoa of Htrfan-lr v. pecuniarily t-r other- .'iiciuiiAx, MiNxntrrA, iowa, N'biiiiaxka, Calikhnia and the Wnvrxnt-TcnuiTontra. tin Omaha and California IJne I- the abortnst and beet route for all uilntatn NonmiutN lLUSotn, Iowa. 1 IS >s 11! I � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-01.pdf da1c9d10fa088c1004a6386ee24c95f0 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. f. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 1.1876 ———— i- I ' ^iTl A I^iGCOrd ITBUCHER. A.\l> Ebn OR 0LIJ8ICHIU PLOW! KA TBS AD i‘KRT/NfXt;. • Lite* or L««? of Xosptf .e rvporenrih uacs; 1506 Sold i/I t8p. 304g Sold i/l' i8p. SoLd t/i 18/3. 14376 SoLd iftiS/f. 31077 SoLd ijl 1875, pjo fuLLy 100000 iriLL Dt WUI/ICD foil 1876. Op IftLf T16T PPPr Sold EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL. FMfflSaHR AH> KBBESS CABAS. ISAAC W. VROOM AK. R uHKitlYF. I>«P«U U. t>- Manhal. Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. F. S. BOWEN, JOHN Q. CRESSY. S- C- PRINDLE sRY El’BLICCOMVBY AXOJR A WAX | ChamjisaHeapersaiKiMaweTs. fl-on ninn Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows. Road Scrapers, CHAS. H. BALER. AKD FHOHE'V Stats AU Mkh. vtm.ij. hay a rruuXKr ’ WM. UPJO1 IMPOSITION HATED OPPOSITION COURTED Coffees and Spices DELIGHT J. WOLT.M. D. PHYSICIAN 4 SUBGKOS. rUERRORT, BARRY COVWTT, I *FRIEND •N‘NKD- A'**1 the title to his land with the n-omt' jmr ‘ by reading cbaser. . ° Die following iky .Mr. Wealou went to to rule. Nothing ran Hr "—called upon an eminent lawyer, be tnure conclusive than thia reaaoniof, if riutedhiv ease. and showing hi*, letter we admit the pramiae*. But if either from (hie recorder. dan the one fWno the premise i* false or needs to' be materially la ml .-officer. The lawyer informed him modified, tlien die conclusion is not qrite <**#«.“« .M aonfeviotu. There » no doubt that Proteutaate.teten ns a whole, ore rnabh more numcroev in tlis coantry.thaB MJH odicrebsa of ro& foniat* , and in this sense there m no objectfon to cpUjng it a Prnlcstaat country. " Christianity under the !*roteatant form is kthc nrera’cnt religion of the land. We 1 -Thu* ended Mr. Wrstou'li last hope, should, howerrr.-beer in-mind that I*r»wad in hixgrmt dimpointnumi exckiimnd ' ’ testente, understand mg by this term ■ the churtluncrubcrabip of the various Protest­ -AL k. A Mpd deed, in which I have always ant sects, do not embrace oue quarter of lb<d lank info a rmouldering i looked upon ar one or the brighter apoU whole population of the United Blates. If pile of , and all of the out buildings in my life’* j*iurueyj and from it I hive they were unanitatiu* in the opinion that had »hari d the same fate, without leaving^ many haWJ' reflections, Imt no# -Bibk-randing and relteiou* iu*tru<li..ii anything of any value wimtever. by_, il«Mh« to hare Kreu my evil genius." should be had in tlie public sckctola of the which the wretched family eouhl console ?Hoot totj. iny friend;" raid an old country, thia wouldly ho mean* cstaldish thetuM-Irre with, in the anliacpetion «f | g.ntfemah who wis riuing in the office, the truth flf the minor properftion in tire shut her hotuo-ruof upisi this dcsoLue । and who find heard the epnv- rut ion beabova aylfoginm. U is w*dl kunwu ihai .*pAt. Every precaution had lirou taken I i.> stay tlw onwanl uiareh of the fire I twreh the lawyer and Ma -client; don’t be they are not thus nupnunou*;.lJut large ao font my friend in year decision. there ninnbm of them adopt the theory of an demon, many decplcw night* and wttiry-' i> au old mying and a Uueon*.- : ' ll thou earinrively vc-hr education iu any.achool wmie days, bad been > onsumed in frnit- ' cast thy breed upoo tin- water thou will system which the civil authority catab k*P effort* to mvs nt Last aonm pan off ftpd k after many days.” , , Ibhre, regulates and supj^rts by general the hibor of ro many ycure, but in vaiu. : n-ri . - • —. -a_ ___ taxation; that infidel* and free-thiukon Even the hunachold -good* which had cral aenre.' said Mr. Wretnn ,;bas ax bold the same view ; and that Jews and heen removed from the house at The' last tboro are -wlwayi* exewplion to general <'alb-dire object to boint'taxed for the marumoment, timid no longer be protested, rules, my awo is the exception. ' tcnaucc of public schools that are Protest­ for intense was the heat from Urn ••Io my experience of over aerenty ant in their character or tendency. The burning buildings, and so impregnated Km" answered the old gtndmao. “1 ptiblic mind, is greatly divided, and no is wa* the air with the element* of distrac­ re never known it to fail in a single llic (.'hrbUanUniud af-thia country divided, tion tliul their ignition could tn.t jitratMy eWneption. charity the great oourbination in regard to the school <|ua#jon, and what Ire prerented, and nil hope was al>.u»doned ofprwudahip. Love, and. -Truth, will is the preponderant opisioti of the people of Mving anything bnt their lives, and never foil iu a single cxc- ption of reward­ t« very far frort being settled. It will Ire desolate land uj*m which they stood. ing thy* sccomplWhaftnt of a good deed, time enough to reaMu from thn majority It was indeed a touching acene a* the and my friend iflt is proper for you Uvdo conscienoe, as claimed by a certain class of father and mother followed by their so, wijl you please to relate the ciraa& Protestants, wh.-n the foci is retablidu-J chi dreti turned . their back* ujiun the staucci atu-ndinu thn case, in which has that thi*conscience rocreescnta the majority place railed home, where the pa rente < wrought you Meli a hna as it appear* you of the American people. had In-gun lifo together in the wilderness have sustained, in being ibprirml uf your It is well abo to rptaember that oar pah subject to all the hardship* of pioneer ; land." ' , lie schoobi are not imtfitaliousaf the Ges life, ami where their children had been i । •» “1 have no objeotioa sir, of relatinc to oral Government at all; Lnt of the several liom and reared under the home roof’ । you the incident I spoke of.' said Mr. Mate government*. under whoso authority tree with all the associations that duster I WeaU'n, wbtnc countenance waa arenm- they exist. »The isajority eouoAancB re around the hearthstone of home ; all Ait | I ing a more cheerful look, but xTuManln New York State han nothing to do with and more had ]<asM*d. a few hours had with a dark frown exclaimed. ' nr nixtfounxiiox. : Frosi UtMkfiwsB <XM Bates. It Wa» daring lhe,jR-raleuce uf tlwik* ^wumriable fir^yiffiich a few year* since nwepc or*er lome bfeur .Wcsteru Sutcu. mid ■Ic.-trovc-l fo ’Jte terrible march the MMtiinhtmaaFyiamptef toil and dspriBUMm.thuhcriteffiof. Ihs piatecsr Jtv a ll»'<?*w *'“< John Stanley --fleeing. they knew not whither. lton*t- tmru*. fence*. and forest*. in every dirv*tinn were in flame*. The family after a f.*w h<>un i<»umey croMwxia river where they wen? opfo from ( farther daiigur from the spreatlimr Gres whete they were kindly offietvd u tempo vary home ami kindly mnistrd a* far a* jxwiblc A# many more 'families wenalso dretitutc and required f«xsl and ahclier. Gcorgo Wretoti bei>e a man of energy and perseverance copbl not king remain inactive, snon turned hi* thoughts toward Inulding nnotlrei Itonse upon the old homretaaal ; for Mid lie to his wife a* con solation, •wu have the land if nothing else." and rau borrow money u|*in it* MH-iirity, to build u* a little house to be­ gin with again. I will gn to H- - ■ — -domorrow and hire the money and begin at Bat the hopes of obtaining money up­ on his land security wax soon dissipated, ftt upon examination of tire-record of an afotnict Of Mis title, it wan found that he had no cl.niul whatever upon the laud he had sjamt ___ ______ v—rHta own deed which lie liad obtained direct from the govern­ ment. and which be had newforted to place on record, had been evtunuaed iu a general conflagration which had swept away their ail. ilia only hope now lay in his obtaining a new deed from the UOVenimrnt, which he immediately applied Bliil with a hopeful heart he went l<ack , t> luc temporary home tu await a* pa-. ‘ tieally a* ho coidd for his deed from the laud office which would place him in pensresion of hia own : hut the dar following I hm visit to Recorder s Office he received I a letter from that official, informisg him . that a deed from the government had born offored and placed upon record covhe land 51 r. Weston hr.d entered and improved u his on n. and boro date beta month prjvioua. .Thia.inforiuw;iioo althoa>h it.bad utuidodhim did n^ ho brua^fit hi* hand down upon the tafife by which he was sitting, more f >rvtWy than graceful. ‘■Well, wall, said thu old gentkinan with a little Ipughat Mr. Weston's rar- ' ncstnai*. "I cannot give up my potion j until I bear your story." "Well ’ said Mr.-Heston, whoso mun- j tcnanco had reganwd -its remal geniality. . “tweqty-five yeas ag-i last afring I left 1 niy father's house iu the State of Ver­ mont, nt the age of twenty one years, with three hundred dollar* in money which my parent* had with the utmost frugality had hoarded up for my setting out in life, and with great hopes of future prosperity, started for the Westcru State*, where hind was very cheap and of good quality, and although I thoughtat that time my three hundred dollar* was a large flmu, I wa* very prudent in my expeaac*. and paid out ns little av possible that I might be exempt from s^mc <;f the drjirirationB whh*h 1 wan aware was the lot of many of the aeUkra in the woods where I expected to Bottle. Tu ItcvnlinKfl. ing the The Majority Conscience and the Pub­ lic School* Mr work on ‘'The Stale in ha Relation* to the Church,’’ rea aoning from the postulate ofatato personal­ ity, in diatinctioB ftn* that of the people Ha*of reKgfon to be*" state ‘urokt be UteWth. g»twi.or u> »».' (Up chile land b/ Ae entering officer M To t/iour WHbm it may CoHc.irn: ‘ 1 am now running a NEW POll l’AllI»E MACHINE for Moving, Rosing, or Chang­ ing the Location bl BntMings from small to Swe«T'e H°TaL. WBAKPSAFnM......................... My address is Irving, Barry (Jo. Micli. , ‘ A. S. DEABT,'. Irving, Mich., April. lhty,.4S76.. 'XXSSmff , ■ ■ . ■ pf.'i-•>«< . ' .-ii ,»rft Umland Office ; bntatiUhe wm overleaping ka own juriadiethxi. As the most it is a majority state eotacwme**. And If'the states, a* islbc usual foot, remit under gen.-ral fowa the management of public schools lo local agencies, .«* boards of education in cities and trustoas in school districts, chraen by |he {--ople, then thi* majority conscience narrows itself down to a aty majority conscience or a school -di*tri-t majority consuience. aa the case may be. It does not even roach a whole, state, to say nothing about the whole country, except by adding all these food majority consciences together. Whether. ’ then. King J macs' venion. or the Ihmay vtcsfou or neither shall be used . in the public schools would depend either upon the ma­ jority stefo conarientr <* upon that of fo­ od niajoritire Hence, before the minor nremise which we are now considering can l« affirmed a* the baai* nf a genend rondusion in regard to our school system, we want to understand by a thorough canvas* of bM *ibeatnBtn what Hie majority con science really demands. We co mm and thia item nf Malirticnl bJ»r to (bosB tesuuta who assuma for Hu* cnawmaMpn specific character aa the means «f pradhi: not nmp. fWCUti �In this day and age of ||| jonroal to of uncee- TUT<^ lin the race. Illimoxm. Vonrnrus IflCKWAN. MlMKfcfrTA. JOWA. -, c ADTFOMKIA and the W EWVjonDi ite is and Oalifomia Line , the Mart number pf the new volana*. located Hrrodtorillia boautilully tn TRAIXB OOTNG WMTTH. tost und beet route for ult FtmTUKKN lLLIX0IB| low A. NBMMASKA. Codomado, The causes of fou ixt twi? ytara. Utah, Ni: WkOMXMG. vri'A. Cij- FOBKXA. OREttaM, CTOS A, JAPAN AMD rapid matthing. Tee >ro the HtckjrJ ..d st e.ut tre MwealMsB th. time al^migh they are foril kefiwron forty ami My miiA awsy. What Thia is U« head I surprises me m<*i are distance*: they uerer ■ok, Kt. Paul, Minnxafolw. Duluth uawWof three of tl*a main teantebai of took om quarter ro for as they prove to be. and all point* Iu the Great Norf hwestthe Eric railroad. The SuaquelAwoa I found Cheyenne a town bulk up in n deso. Winona and St. Peter Line late eounlry, in a cold, windy, high, altitude, Djvirioa, East, ria. Corning Elmira and I« the only route for Winona Rociibswbh gggy little Io keep it alive but sxeite Bifoghsnitnn to 8uaqnehaDna 139 odtoa, meal,wad they seem to underMaad- bow to the Wtatan Divtaion. wart, via. Gmmw. gel that «>p. J edging from the Blaek tplls’ Olean, and Salaueann to Dqnktrtr. 12H rxellMrihi. I stayed ia Cbeyeuns two day* xatka, and Buffalo Division, w«t, via. the firm nlgbiany friend Mr. I* WHrug and ■«— ■«*—1- —A ss.r___ .- iafotJU myself, awoke nnd found |ba air in our room iuc^edac is the intaodwotion of , tmtnuAte- j I licau principle* Bl the pelto' £e* wot Mly our ’dqty but would be to tea pare del%M ; we ronoludad iuore could be aocowipiuied [ by a M*tni-wackly than in any other 4r*y 1 wo could devim' snd bewce the hlgj- For President. Bl TTIKRPORD F HAYKH. .... • . . ^Obk vk’ur Vko-ifnsidcnt. J1HIN F. HARTRANFT of Pennsylvania. .Subject to the deci&m of the Rcpubll« Nntaotal Coavention. iiavf:w PX^ATFOnM. *nonest money for all, Wo trim ft w^Iptoaae our patrons and exI lend the cireu/arina of tho^BASNW hrpJy cuuftgh to juatify u* re makfwg tW I change, which yill add amanwhac to the tturoi/diffawrikifoto, and to ita ties for shippinggwda. expense* of the office. The Banxxn wiD oontinuc to be the joqpin of the KcpuWicaa party nf the I iCvunty of Barry. and । ■* Wl8r in It will not hrotitate rapport of party policy, «s*Vrtjr ctore. end go we got up; was ■r«rty ^irre e’etock weal out oa the'street, U was dear Md cold, fiuddeniy *rc breed a men make home their HernellsviUc a good share of the population of the -‘Big Village" (or “Maple City." an it is some l»«y caudate*, for every <dUer which ;ro“ President to Constable. Nor will it time* called) in made up of railroad peo­ will depreciate the one nor sec-1o" mu of the vantage ground, oa Pine Creek Killrood in ia proceas of eon' Btxuction. It is to run from Geneva, ,Ontario county, to thio place and south to । the coal free whools Nliouhl.be.no for all. inflation interforancc torian ....----- TT, destroy the other. There 1 Avhich will |whkh “ the roproontativex of howrt. money the Republican party now stands. | come weal or come woe. Firm io our ple. The Hornellsville Geocvn. and | purpose, we shall over be on the alert to the Republican National Convention. [ work necessary to secure the triumph of We b»Y. tee les oh4r.Ee., 1're.Eyle | true American principlerittf which atone the Rupublican party ia the Representative, in nil elections and in the Lcgvda'lij-r Halls 4XS; Catholic. Kpi-r.1, Baptist and Methodist also one Jewish Synagogue. , There itone Central High School and ,three district « Wgrd Schools, a large W«.’at *121 ‘**0 Nation and the State. ----- ----------------- ---------- of 4eiegatex | On tdl local qnertion* the'BANNxn will public library, one largo furniture factory, turxeh stale equal to twice thr numlmr of ... > • ... . » . . 1 re n st or* ami repr-eutatiw* in Cre^rew*. | reP»**n‘ ‘h« u”*’1 mtertot* and financial I (owned by Deufch, Tachachtli k Co. I how • '• ' ' ‘ —I---------- -------- r.L-_X_l---------- U Giving to I j is that for a nrtue ?)'|wo carriage facto­ ries, one very luslcwivc tannery, several planing mills, • very large boot and shoe factory other and faetoricn minor of jxiUikal diflar/ncss er previous party aftilia-1 iug of others that whioli wu will not yield. । importance and three newspaper*, and •ion., who arc wpfS..e*l to revitfog I wu OWn convictions of right. We shall do last but by no mean* the least i< the i-'Ute, and <hsfce]io promote friendly ftellag , * w nnd pwrtean'-ni harmonv thrpugtemt the eon n nothing that will detract from the bdsiacsa I HoraslUviUe Bitsinc* College, with your try hy reain^ag and •« the intrrr.t ofoar rfty. or root a slur on it} former townsman, H. W. Belding as giH»d name, rcgurdiug individual action Principal. on quaotioD* affecting the morjQs of the through and complete This is the one of the most schools in Freeport and QubtquB Line Ja the-only route for EixIin, Rockford, Pbffport. and.atl pointe.via Fr-tq-rt. shot In the hip. This shoollax In the dead Ila ' " Ohinaaoafld Milwaukee Line nf night seemed strung* ta are. My friaad Is the <>M Lake Bltofe ftatote. and ta the was a govsrameni employe and finiad an ouly one paediiff through Eraxirrcnr, smbutenre and srM ia h U gurt Laramie, LAKK Fitter, IWOHLAXD Park. Cheyenne is all exriiement, saloon*, daitoe WsvxfiOAJt, ’ toYVX. KkxoiKa to houses and all kinds of games are earvirtt an, JbllLWAUKRK. Pullman Palace Cars ' it soems wiihuu: re«trnini. Many a poor I fellow bss bis fore paid to the Hill* but gets are run on all through trains of this road. • | cleaned sui of *verystoller he uuiy have tefl, IE running HMtaaw. Thia It the ON I i ben has io either giw up rd»g er goes a few these can bet'- Mf go apd BL Fee. or CblPaul, Chicago agxl *"•*•*| days oa the road, gels dlscouragwl and turns cm go and Winona. | back, satisfied ihsi It takeemoney is irarvl| There it a line Afetlgrc running from here allroad for all priftfte Wvat <>l to Caster. The rail road'sells there tickets 1 Padflc aad sgrre to carry their pareeoger* through ; 1 they elaitn to go la three <fsys. it take* them Eut or South, th* train* of the Chicago _ ^tHprayjr^KAAk thirteen. I'.verylbihg |* gilt with gold. ] . ------- -from the lime you start until you »vt there CHICAI_____ —______ For Council Bluflb, Omaha and Cali­ tlrthe Hills, by every one that makes a quar­ fornia, Two Through Trains dally, with ter out <>f tbepnblic ; but they find the gold l*ullinan I’ulhi-e toOi'ii and • < ou nd I leave* evreyitoag jast before they get io it. Bleeping Car* They are diaeppointed mH only <wiee but JUoflb. learned In a fry mu^lais pftsr ihai ha XM 8SSii„ fserytlme. The at eamp dm ion* from rhey•aae to fort Laiamie are very po«.r a»l have For Green Bay end Lake Superior. io be well paid for. I weal on whal Is called the Fast Freight June aad was six day* gulag Two Trains daily, with lhallman Pahwc Can attached, arid running through to The dialaace is aineiy three miles, no limber Marquette. •» JIJTJ Ckicaio, Rock Ixlaid & Paciic ' HAILHOAD. the public Dot under ordinary cirvumetances a State, where young men and women may question for disevuoion in the eolumnn ofa । attain the cduortiun ao much needed nowlocal ghd experipfly of n political news-1 w4ap to fit them for buaincro lifc. Mr. I Balding r axnrtted by an able corp* of| ■5Sr*; ‘.reTffi impariag the credit tbrtPfon by depreci­ ating any ot it* obligations, and in fovor nf suMaining. in every any lie nations! foitb and financial bom-r . who hold that the ana. mon school sysleat i« tbcMiur-cry hr American liberty and should be maintained ab^ifotefy । free from sectarian coutrol; who l>elie»c that, I for the promotion* of thaw end*, and <lie«cttoa of the government should poniinueto lie ] < oufided in those who adhere to the princi­ ples of 17’15 and support them a* inenrpprated in the eotudllntitm and laws: and who are in fiiTor of reeowniiing and strengthening the fundamental principle, of national unity in ihia eeadennia! anniversary of the birth of the Republic. . E. I>. Moarisx. Cfiaifatan Republican Nalioaxl Committee Wn.it ut E. CNAKMxa, Secretary. Wariiingtrei, D. Thursday. January 13. Republican State Convention. pricc of the Heini-Weckly will he only! fl.50 a year, provided tho payment* are made strictly iu advance, otherwise it will bo S2.00. Hoping all our reader* will avail thmad vex of the advance rater, find the Banxkb worthy of their patronage। and public approval. We tend greeting the initial number of the Semi-Weekly Hartins* Republican-BAVNK*. Jones on silver seems to be alient the. right stamp. Republican Statu Convention at Grand Rapids, May 10. A coll has bwn issued for a State green­ back mam convention in Madison. Wto., Steuben » one of the Belknap's rejoinder to the impeachment a large ctbwd awaiting hie arrival at the depot. nianagerrjuifo Heister Clymer in chancery, peetation was large, and ns soon u the jtrompter of his resiguatfon. train stopped crim of “hero he Mr. Caulfield and Mr. Cate, who both hold septs in Cougreas fnradutootly ob­ copstiu* Tut CnauM, via ClloTralna dally, wflli night trjMo to Me 'niwridwabk- there -ia and tnoroing. (18th.) ou Wedamday, May 10. torpst Wf ttano here agy hundred aad wglily osrc in.' From fvs Utwrireyok* us s wagon, in tact talk of dividing it, and making lionmUa thgy draw IvownguM. on. b-biad lh« Mh«r villc the county seal of the new county. sad draw ffom eight lo iwaive ions to a learn. Quite an excitement was created here on Thera te a good deal of grata u»e<! here l«y Monday yart hyjb£ announcement of a the Gayanmeat. aad it* is all drawn in by I there leans. They turn tbvir 0ttle out ta cold blooded murder at Corning on Eaatgr»«e on the plain*, some limes • storm comre tcr Sunday. The victim was a waiter in »n and lasts three days, the cxrtlv stray- e* a hotel at Corning and was shot through I thirty ar forty miles ; they do Mt se«a to the haartTby her lover, who was a porter । wry el ell, sotaetimee they do Mt move for in the same house The green-eyed a week. They hunt their cattle with pontes. ■^monster, jealousy, being the cause, after Tbs Black Rills is the worst humbug that was accomplishing hi* foul work the villian •ver forced on say propio: they pass here jumped from a two story widow and ted. bel)i mys every day, throe going •"* hoping la get rich. Ibero cornlag back poor, ragged, Up to thia date he has not boeu found. sad dirty. One man owls yfoforila/.ahoA, Doo Pedro. Emperor of Brazil. and through the shoulder. Ma eomrad qaa abrt ’B|. oeeasuite paused through here on Tareday, . . — . ..... wij| in the State ax poor follow will leave Wrt *■ »«•.- «> Orth with KsnsaaFseUIr k'AN.UH. INDIAN TEKR1TOHIKH CVIOIUDO, AND NXU MRXICO. the ia'-: The -'there he goes" filled the air. was Ex. It ISOM, lM*d CHICAGO. awl Em- I and peror. accompanied by Dr*. Macedo tained. arc the leaders in investigatin’.'; Mr. | Honing and Mr. Kelly, Cuban oorrespou Brirtow. dent of the IbraM, left the train and The defense of Mr. Blame was i» auc- eeaaful that even his political enemies were walked across the forced to admit that to* completely exoner­ a private citisen There were no ated himself. street. The made a poor Brarillian otlier display of the wealth of never get before (’xnigToasional committees three miBiooa of ttotai b arm. are also terribly dtotraaaod by President Grant's doings “n| the spirit!’’ be useless for me to give display. diamonds, weR-meaning people that How many yon 80NGS AKB fiUARTETS. crowd were puzzled, for Don Pedro, traveling as or and cicM the IGth. At a coat of •♦<><* the Saranac Cornet ’StafolilBiiSW. , ~>W. The Greewville Urea show will begin July-Uh awd akwe July G. The farmer* are plowing propaiatory to psnonal description of Dott Pedro, as yodr MEMORIAL SONG New How kind it was b a cammiUee of in- York correspondent will probablyTn that to perftedon. v And dow, friend Dewey, allow me thnienrirti rascalities ref their New York congratulate you on the success the Ba«bretbotn Caught a Tartar that time. xn turn hcHmMnog it, caw Jfok A Georgia paper copies .a list ofUjirt|{ ■ S.OOOua. oTM nib, ot? candidates for the DemotnUic noarinte ■ Grind Truk Jucriu haying taken too touch of' the Ihoo ttng tton for Goveroer, and to the language of I K, O. Bru, npua the circus ctowni eriro' ‘Bring out «n a Barry rogaty, HiI i*u» ia 1B3, .^i, shoal ! have been given worker; thir w piu U» »W« iamwof the paper, but wv cspoctin jhc I CuwnecticuL, the hMnaof Yale UoMqp,j «S wilt, Ml 4o«W. near fawn* Monk* it no Mariy-whot cmr tons Umayta pwribielo dn. Tfat to now the acene of a Senatorial IghtW- vnrtigating Democrais to unmrth the old UNDERTAKING L ia, we send it with our rotaplimcnta tween two moocy-lmgs, one rcpreecntlng- a Salisbury irou-foioc and the ntbra.g Nrw trnrting thqr ACCORDION their afeaiHapo ** tovgdy, ‘h»t «hey : 'bk's I’wfaM MatfixAfoeGemaaA. each be induced to apeak for w a | wont, and a» they renew tlicir toflh W BiiQ6 Jau»b.lsx. jruu �own end Out. Thia brbngbt Mr. Thomas to hla foot who attempted to Kring order out of IS 00180 All trains daily exeeut OFFICE TIME CARD W ’"ss&wsrwsia! ’“iteltfa’ureek^Arrive Tuesday 'tsmus.&A'jte: Foo-ll*»d—Arrive Tveutey. Thur*- J. M. NETTN8.P. M. Tto IftpabUcans of tto Cbnnty of Barry met in conventfaa at the Court House In the elty of Hastings on Saturday the 19th dey ef April, pursuant telta caU of the Ctanty Committee The convention was called to order at 12 m. by Hea. Daniel Htriker and organived temporarily by the election of Geo. M. Dewey as chairman •"d Wm. H. Jewellas Secretary. Onutaion efDr. A. H. Oils of Thornappte, the chairman was authorised taappoint a com­ mittee of throe oa cradeotials. The chair ap­ pelated aenaM committee Dr. A. II. Bile of Tberaappte. Porter Burton of nestings Town­ ship and W. F. Sdmun of Barry. The eoaventien voted on motion of Hon A. C. Town of Prairieville, that the chair appoint a standing committee of three oa reeoluiiouv The chair appoiatsd so said committee Hon. A. C. Town ef Prairieville, John Keagie of Castleton and LeviM. Dewey of Jehnatown. On motion of Han. F. W. Celltaa of Thors apple, the chair was directed to appoints com­ mittee of three on permanent orgnaitalloo. The chair appointed aa aald committee Hon. F. W. Collins of Ttanrapple, Win. M. Keudder of Prairieville and Bemuel J. Didleman of Han tings Township. On motion of Hou. Daniel Striker, the coovewtiou adjourned until half past oae o'clock. mitted the following report : Your oommllloe on credential* rm peel folly report that they find the following delegates J'ffll. TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. The Ward Caucuses were only fairly attended st Frhlay'evening. First issue of the semi-weekly »w dujyon like it 7 Bvvsxn. rramerand Chas. B. Benham. Hasting* city—1st Weed. Charles II. «>|mMeud; 2nd Ward. Edward Evans; Erd Ward. Daniel Striker: 4th Ward. Geo. M. Dewey Mr*. H.C. Tnrner. of Orangeville is visit- There will La aa tkl.l »U..w- taiga, insiHuted t.t_l*rairievi|ie. '• Th* Republican County I'onveniiaa ia in •vision lo-day (Kalnrday i. May 1st, ami lee This tnoruing nearly* quite half snrineh thick. Tto street sprinkler Is being brought >t<t.4 requisition. Streets very dusty. We received a friendly rail ou Friday frou/ Prof. Bintu uf Roeheater, New York. ) •‘Next week something will drop" says lb< .Middleville KrfMblma. Query, is Purdy ab-1 | piarion F. Dowling tas Iwwo appointed postA. II. Ellis, G. W. Senates, F W. Col lira toaster ai Middleville in plscw of Milton <’. ami P. II. DeGolia. Mead resigned and ainoe tteouaeed. ■oumnn. We thank those wbu have paid up their I ■>• w Ntabcomb. J. W. Glenn. .1 W sutacripllon, and have paid a year inadrnnee. I Betaea su<l Jaeeh (brawn. Many of the B'a«xbz patron have done this. 1 ramcrx srazaoe. "f-Cd’“ «“• 0". »■*>!■ ter Carrie and brier. Miss Sarah Barlow, ia to to present at the wpenfogof the Centennial no| the Itab inat A. H. £u.IK, ) i P. Bvbton, S Com. ! W. Pl Ridman, ) Mr. J. ft, Goodyear, of the firm of J. 8. GtKMlyear A Cb„ to ia Nrw York purchasing a /The eouveultoi then proceeded Io elect four Delegate* from each Bep reaeulalive District to Blate Convention. Tto following gentlemen Now if you want to itaaa aet that is worthy .were unonimosuly elected, lion. Daniel Strik­ of this centennial ymu-.jitat call and pay up er. Hiram Ctelaaaan. Isaac W. Vrooman, Jefor the B vxtru and pay n year in advance, aeph W. Mtinchcomb, Hon. Frederick W. Col­ lins. Amos C. Towne. Geo. K. Beamer and The society connected with Ito Presbyterian Adam Elliot. On motion any delegate unai.lt to allend tto Church, will be entertained by Mr*. J. P. Roberta. on Friday afternoon. The gentle­ State ConventUo waa authorized to appoint a men are Invited io ten al 8 o’eloek. Mr. Peter Cramer of llaatilgs Township ofo large stock of seasonal*!*- good*. them by Ratnrday next. Look out for copta of this paper.—tfafdZ/r.l/V N^wWiroa. Phil what is tto tuaiter now, are you going te eouwnit suicide or priot another letter ad<taamd ta yoar ififr. Mr. Mead, long postmaster al Middleville aad a young man of prorata, died ia that vil­ lage on the 22nd Inst. He was buried on Monday by the Odd Fellows of which associ­ ation he was an honored member. fered the following resolutions wideh were re­ ceived and referred to (be standing committee pntchflfaffifNiir'of tocita la thia city, and and they w,Hb Wot fcere. Now where A joint missionary mooting cd Ito PtotMt* of Michigan and Western Michigan, is to be held thia week on Wednesday and Thursday. the chaos that hml grown oalof the discussion of these resolution.-. Mr. Kelley rose to a per­ sonal eiplonalipn and read the Hastings cily ings co Friday the 2*th inet. at 1! o’clock a. Itepndiaton platform. Mr. Hinckley said if his friend Dennis stepped down ami ont perhaps bis other friend Dewey might step np and In. (Not on that platform Mr. If. If we know our­ selves ami uo think wc do.) Scared by these threats to holt, on motion of Mr. Oraon Dunham the vote by which the thin! resolution was adopted waa reconsidered. Mr. Orson Dunham then moved that the amendment to the third rerolntion adopted almost unanimously heretofore I* rescinded. Mr.' Thomas hoped the motion would be adopt­ ed. ami it waa rescinded and the motion adopt­ ed as above, and just as it was reported by Bbls of Thornapplo ofcrod the Jfatarod. That tto County Committee be aad they are hereby Inrtrooted iu the rail for fu tore eoaventioM to apportion tto dslegatsc sjncag the several townships and wards oe the total veto of such townships aad wards at the last praoktoatiai station next preceding ths call for convention. Baid apportionment to to so made that no township atoll he eotilled to tas Uraa tar delegates. Which resotatloa wan leal ou division of the Local 6bj»>8H Rtkw Notice totmx Beadehx of the BanNEE. An Apology. Dm. Dnmont, C. Dake, M. D. and A. M. Blaxo, M. D. vbSecretary. Twenty .two persons were present ited our city last January and made ar­ at this time ia the Court Room besides the rangements to return the laat of March writer, only Ivo or sis of whom, did «rc recog­ but owing to thn aU<rm which blockaded nise aa Republicans. the railroads, were unable to reach here in On mUjon of John II. Dennis a committee time as advertised. They therefore beg of three on permanent organiration was ap­ leave to announce to their many patients pointed. consisting of Orson Dunham. C. F. and theaick and suffering in general that Dr. Blaxo has returned and will remain at Pendin and John Llehty. Room No. 4, Huttings Hotuse from Mot*-, Aboot | this time one ether Democrat earns day, May the first until Saturday May the Into the Court Boom. aixth, where be will be pleased to see all On motion of Hon. George Thomas the cliair of their patients and aa many more as neo waa autheriied to appoint a committee of five Mr. Thomas moved the appointment of a Ct to giro them a call. Thaw noted on rveolutiows. The chair appointed as anch County committee of fivebr the chair,which mo­ pliyaicians hare no peers tn the treatment committee Hon. Geo, Thomas, John Itawsou. tion preva*lle>I. The chair appointed iw such of-chronic diaeoMM. are, hooeat in their tJreon Danham, Aaron Durfee and Irving Van ci.mruiilee, John Diwson of Rutland, Geo. II. dealing and will take NO oaae which they, Durkee.of Brilimon.C. H. Kwartovit of Prairie­ think INCURABIJi. They locate ville. Orson Dunluu.1 of Maple Grove imd Ira Disease and Defeat ns symptoms W1TU0LT ASK1MQ ANT QCESTIOES. We adriac all who are afflicted to . uljwvi rngive them1* ejdl m they will make regular menl and was eallsduo order by the lemjmrary Ou motion of Mr. Hinkley the chairman cf viaiia hereafter. ehairman. the cosnmittew was authorized to appoint a The committee on permanent organization POO LOST—A bound color, Gray and cviamlltec of tjiree in each township, reported for permanent chairman W. W. Kelly, Black, name, San. Anyone returning Mr. Dunham asked if this convention waa lo said dog or giving information as to his and far secretary John H. Dennis. Report ac­ lie rcprvsentol at Jaekaon on Wedncaday. whereabouts to me, ahull be rerauniated. cepted and adopted. Mr, Kelley Mt>l the Jackson convention was Mr. Kelley arid he bail hoped that wmc| Hastings May 1st 1876. to l«e a tnan*&>nrcntl»a and that uo delegate* Jous Hr ATT. other man would have been selected, hut as the had tan/appointed anywhere within ld« choice had fallen on him he would do bls beet. kzuiulolge. This orgsairation.If perfected as he hoped it. Whereit|*on the e.inventi»n n.ljmtrue<l would bo- waa in his judgment for the ptilAic good. The old partitai rus in groove* like a railM. D. Reed drttirev to call attention to jroad train and if tto engine went into the ditch bn new Wagon Shop, where he may be 'ounly ('orrttpondencc. found at all haunt nf any day. ready to do any work in hto line, from putting a now or of a now party—did Ml propose Io be the 1'BAtatKviLtr. April 25, IS76. «M>ke in an old wheel, tu the building of tail to anybudy'a kite; but to havv a kite of Ida Seeing no news from I'rnlricville, 1 llmnglg own. tail and all. lie thanked the convention ■ bat an item ar two aonl.l 1* aeceptalde to the the l>eM buggy ever msen in the county of for the honor conferred on him and t rustled hat fjliior uf the BxaajHI, as well aa io the numer­ Barry. Don't forget the place ; in the shop with Jason Rich A Bro., corner of ous readers of that japerat Prarievllle. Church and Railroad Street. Rheir adjournment and called on the cuaniittee The Teoehers-’ laAtitute in this place by on resolutions far thrir rejmrt, who, through I'rof. Diamond, of OraugcvilRxeloued ou the xxlitf •ri»eir chairman, Hon. Geo. Thoma*, submitted the 24th in*t. Mr. lH«m<>nd is 4 ••live*plrit," W. II. II. Ilcoilt, the senior mem be >he following sa their platform : who ia an honor lo ihe {trofemiun. lie rarrie- of the firm of Heath, Saltol>ury A Cor K'*oJrrd, First, That the Resumption act of has retired from btuiiuvw io thia city, and to now traveling for the Grandz Rapids ylHTS ought Io be unconditionally repealed. Burial Case Co. His many friends wtoh Jtnolrfd, Second, That ww are opp<oed io him saccftta. । any legislation arbitrarily requiring a return Qtery—Who will du the undertaking? to specie payments. We hsvur such legislation Why Stebbin; Brothers ofcourse. aa will place lalwr on a par with capital. Alert' The rhautpion eyg eater of tide seel ion i* — ma1 J on — Cing anew every industry in all our broad land James Nottingham of Mito. On Sunday tat Going to Kansas or Colorado. .enabling us aa a nation to sell more than we jnrtead of attending church lie remained st buy. thus making the people’* money, green- home and disposed ufrandom hen's egK*al>I‘ Take the Atoliimm, Topeka A Santa Fe Vtacka. el par whli gold. Rnilioad: the new and popular line from I tr»,Ml Thinl. That National Bank note* Atchimn and Katun* City, via the btautifttl Arkanmut Valley, to Pueblo. Colorado Nprnga, Carharas, Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fc and all points in Colorado, New Mexico and Ariaona. Special round (trip f The Hickory Ctotters' Dramatic Company 100 day tickets to Denver on sale May 1 btjij lat t5ri. taking in the fnmotv. watering iplayed ••Ten Niyl:l> in a Her RumF and n M***-11 ,l" *he 11, A B, G. Road. Low em­ ftheir tang withdrawn from eireulalbMi. i force railed ••Pnd.ly (I Mito- Rn on Tues­ igrant rates to the San Juan Mines. KntJrtil, Fifth, That the power io issue 0n>l day evening last, the proceeds of the play Io' I Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara between tin money and to regulate the valitiL thereof he divided between the lodge of thia piaee and ^the Mtaouri River and (he Rocky mount lust of niukory Corner*. Mr. Chariaa Kwart। one of the highest nltrilMitea of *uvcrei*nty .tain* without change. (3oue connection nd might not to he delegated!.> any bank oi< cut'a rvndering-of Mwitcbcll was perfret. Mr- ■made at Katrawv City and Atchison in trpornrian: that uo banka of issue ought to b^ Bwariout'a love of mimicry and Ida freedom of It Tninn Depot For mape, time tables and Hewed Mu all money shunl.l he toned by the action on the stage fit* him far such a chara<\- (the “ San Joan Guide," midreae, ter. The parte acted by Mr. tto-kua and T. J. Andebuon, Frank Kheen were also carried through with V..._ Gf». P«u*. Ayt. credif. The other auwubcrs of the club did Topeka, Kan. i JfrrefrreT, Sixth. That the assumptions of lhasi not seem - at home on the * aUge. - and could have 1 ■■■ .l . < ■ •>...<> done better with more vract < ^hullionlsts that gul.l must M the Man<lanl o^J 1 value sad. basis of all money is on* of the fallaIff meeG»>>. Slater who showed uasome cieo and dcecptioos of the dark ages, ami the The narrow gauge Railroad ia coming, Imosi inshlnous, yet.potent scheme ever de­ that feil Into the skon ef Captain Slater alsu a large Kock cf dry goods cf the cboivised for robbing the industrial and prisluciug the night thtu the tea waa thrown uverboi acat election over brought to thia marks in Boston Harbor. Captain Elater waa a I w daily arriring at the store of A. W. Bailey at tbv city of Haatings at prior* i NrKdreJ, Kevsalh, That we are now brought that will defy competition. face to face with the moai gigantic scheme to I tnbrocing a large line of Clothing. , deprive tto people ef ihrir liiwriy and prosperI lota. Caps famishing gootht and in fact lly ever yel devised by the enemies of the every variety of goods, uenally kept in people, it l bereftrs behooves every friend of Emmanuel Church Calendar. dry good stem all ofwhieh will be sold liberty add justice lo lay aside minor differ, nt bottom prices. races and act together for the roecue of lib­ May I, KR. Philip and James. Lonsdale, 12j eta, Shooting, Crta,Gingerty. labor and property from the grasp of ag­ May 7, 5d Sunday after Easter. harua, 10 cU, Farmers and Meduutica 25 eta gregated capital aad greedy monopolist*. May 11, 4lh Sunday after Easter. Ladies Itose 12 clx, and all other goods in Eight. Thai the legal tender notes EaUAUtvi. Cnnctr. proportion. . Call and see. of tto naliea should be Interchangeable with J. W. Bsacanrr, A. W. Bailey. national regtaerod bonds, bearing a rate of xx51 m3 IntOTUOt not to exceed 3 85-100 per cent. Kerr ires thia week. On Monday, at Attention Greenback*. ffssefrrtf. Ninlh, That we demand such n re­ P. M. on Friday ai 7:30 I*. M.. vision of Ito Internal Revenue lavra as will Meeting. J— -------- —— I will sell for the next Sixty Days foeequalise tatxattai end relievvt be Indus)rial pop­ forttbscks only, Boots sod itboes way ulation ef aomeef the burdens now-reeling in order to dune ont my stock f«r New " Sjtri‘ Goods. I aho sell the Dr. Rlazo, of the firm of Dakr A Blaxo, of celebrated Sti n Sewing Machine, differ, Detroit, who is now mopping in thia city, re­ eut kinds ofl____ rlw Machine Needles and posh fan was expressed by Mr. Hockley and moved from Mr. Bodford McLellan yeaterMachine OB. I’ sell Well A ('totem Mr. Dawson, as reported by ttoedtemisiuoeod day a tape worm. Thia (ha second worm thia Pumpe. H uMMaeaded by striking out ral rvfcrwuce celebrated Physician has rosaoTed from him to Iht tariff and subaiitmlng Ldust rial In . sinaeJan'y 1st, both of which can Ito seen al OppYiaite the Prat OSes place of agricultural in the motaioa as re- Ute Dinning Hall of Mr. 11. Bennet. xx41tf / Hartinga, Mieb. in., and organised temporarily by electing WW. Kellsgr as chairman and John H. Dennis as Jfrtelta that the specie resumption BM of 1875 1* prejudicial to the industrial internets of the county and Might to unconditionally re­ ••to be made legal tender for all debta jdt^ic pealed. and private,' waa strenuously opposed by* Xraefrvd that Greenbacks (so-called) should Host. Henty A. Goodyear on the ground that U be substituted for National Bank notes and be smacked of repudiation and waa advocated a foil legal tender for all dues, public and pri­ with some warath by Mr. Slawaon of Prairievate, except that portion of public debt made viUe, who soon eonvioeed the cmvantlon that payable in eels by expresseowtrpft. ■ Dr. A. H (went into H. A. Bonsais More on taalnera. aid htebooOontbe rooster, and whan leak'd far hie be Agreeable to the call otythe RspnJialori' Committee, a so-called Ore.-aback Convention met al tie Court- House in tha City of Heal­ are considered safe to run nt large. We tarn that JI. Tan Valkenburgh k Co. havo bought out tto atnek of groceries recently *fcw<byJ. H. Sulton, and will opes them day jnwJnriwiiia milk ihm . ....... IlffThras, a foil atock af groourioi of the vary beet that can I* Iwingbt in ths market whieh they iu. tend ta aell for cash aTpritta which will as­ tonish the other dealers In the elty. To aa examiwulun of their stock they Inrite all cmdi Mr. Dennis mured lo amend the reeoiution by insortiw •" >'eu of tbs pending amendment itofoUewiag: •■Mskingthem (thegreenbacks) a Ml Irani tender for all debts puMtc and pri­ vate. except that portion of the interest and principal of the public debt that la by the ex­ pram terms af the law creating is made pay­ able in ravtaite coin shall be so paid." which was tat. Thia waa narncatly opposed by Mr. Hinckley ef Irving and Mr. Hlawson and ad­ vocated with hie usual eloquunce by John of Indianapolis tarn a Dimwerutic aty gov the Zawraaf aad with about as mnch sense as eramcat, and enjoys the experieooe ofharbe weuM to suppmed toexhibsi. ing the most expensive and inefieient ow After dm reaniudons were adopted. Mr. U han ever had. Democratic reform is a Damato raid ta moW not to a repv»dtalaui»<». trad if tto rv*alntlans mt adopted stand as I wbirthi that thy p«epb- ibmk to rstlu-r «■ Goo. M. Duwsr. Premdtni. ’ mum of this convsntiun he proposed to ntep penarte. KVER( XX50w4. I will buy and pay cash Hw lire chick­ ens up to June. 1M, xx5Iw7_ C. B. Saltoto/y. Em Burby not tobc mtt done, has re­ fitted hut toDSorial pxrfoflt, and everything about them as neat» a Nrtktiot, Coilant, Ciora rtc. all first chma, cm* be found al F.m'x. Everybody acknowiedgea that Em to the best 7bnaor io atxtuen court lies. xx51 tf •butter work than and get a negative taken. ■ only of my work in Um prat « « , amt piarantee rf faW-c work b „ future. Rooou in Washington Bloc *outh aide State Street. 31‘f Gbo. L. Hfctm. STEBBINS BRO’S Keep It. Of every Description which we sell etoeapar Ihan any boons tn Bar­ ry County, for th ran irnerine: 1st Beeguae we hay* no rent to jaiy. cm niture that to made by irWilnttry. The goods we make to made by hand, aad warranted. We invite all pernona to call and inspect oar goods, for they al bear Inspection. No trouble al all show goods. , would do well toy ‘tbeaa tnuxted of us as we can do HP _cr and Cbewpor than any bowse In P <y County. We keep the Umst n*.d Beat selected stoat of PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD- Milk Safas Peertae now on exlribltlon at oar Furnltara Store. AO kinds of work mode to orniture neatly deme. WE MEAN BURINSB! Furniture Ttoouaa uouth afide State fit. oppotate H. A. GuodyeaPe Hartvare FARM FOR SALE! •rd be happy again FURNITURE �... z ZW GUARDI much belter than the doctrine nf slate judgment, whether ia the form of the gov­ ernor's conscience or that of the majority. *f we have the liability of aberration snd diversity iu the one case, we hare the mere liability of oppression and injustice in the other. This liability of diversity b ' not,'after all, a very frightful thing, since it Implic- individual activity. There is • We irtgM extern! three illustrations much truth, not always seen, in the fol-, through Abv number of syW>f isms., and, by lowing observation of ■ Imac Taylor, con- | dtoply Aroging the urinor premise, prom tained in his *■ Essay on Ultimate (tvilixaalmost all sort* of coucImIom An ob­ tionHt ^Rellg’ Ins differences-well '“ defined, j vious fallacy lies in the major premise, Iosif amtrtaL„ cd,r and fully developed,and ___ .JIIH|| .••meinVy in wwuming the rule of the ma­ in such a condition that they arc not mere jority, iiAout- any ..fnalitieatiun. ______ lion. , Ths The _ efrtncM/s, _______ ,_______ but arcJ_r «?iieiy»rfwithin ” the ’ social • • noddy rub .itself MffMfe — u*w "nf human mass—when duly attempered, stand, if not being* bound together iin certain relations fnrrmntt, <|nit« promtntut nmong the and for certain ends or objects , and it is fvrees thut ore carrying u» forward to a um|fiiUdMU * * higher cirfliiatron." The truth is, relig­ t ion of the ion is just one nf those things that cun never be wisely run in the rut cf the gov­ ernor's conscience or tn that of rhe ronsciroer of the majority, even for the aake of unity in the faith. By so doing we al­ ways pnrehaab the nnity-at too high a price. The failure to pcreetre this fact is one of tbo fundamental errnra of the Pa- (’hrirtian-mimiorts; 16 fM licatbon and .-pend the funds nf the company in propotfstiRg tW- Uospcl Thesnswcx of law and of romnion sense to such a propoaitwn itj cannot wield its power* fur any such end. /Hte charter itself is the cunMitutton ..f (be company, ami protects the rights of] the minority, by limiting the power* of the majority. ’ >hcs to civil gor­ The sawn- prhidp ing lathe demoernment, organised rity src entitled oetic theory. Tbt —v _ to rule withip the iimitc af the objects fur which auch goveromeut exists; but the moment these limits arc exceeded, then the actiou is aimply usurpation aud uuy be nn outrage io Ac rights of the minority. No ippu. .purely, win pretend that 'oudyritics under our system of .govorrimciu Lave a rig^t iq do jiMt what thmf please. They muit act within certain limns or become oppressors. Let it, then, be shown that religion or irrnligipn in any fbnn constilutes one of the ends of dpi gornrrtment, 'is WfrSYo hfn this coiintryj hnd that the people barn Vested their gurettrtnents with to .prprii^rie one or the other $ let kuiocraij in regard to ’religion be thus ■eveoed ,' and then' *»'<;shall grant that tlic usjonty rohsdcfiM/ wcinld hate the Ityal right to.suit itself, gad, at the general cxTortcaehiog iProttstantwm. r’alhoUcistn. Judar-un, Mormonism. Dcistn, “ ous or anti r^ngidus IMMk NMband the pulpit aq,d to u tahe the place of ww i£lhe lheopr of Mr. Gladstone, or the Popos cunsctaBce in the tKcotjX I^jmwwtu-' Il certainly would be’’nb bettcr,-Bihcb we may as well have-a JeMgroos pope In oae man eloUied with the I civil. prnver.M .a virtual pope tn ninny men. ’flic unqualified and uure- JACK MORTGAGE SALE- •d. AarildcKTCT. »xl> MORTGAGE MALE. Fuo.a'or t^risrtrirt.l ooMctMBL wbk* nuM mor I aasjryyvJia eXtwinir-^re- Cry. and of seme Proteitauts who are If Pnpi ■: without knowing it. Gal has established no visible authority among men. cither in any single man nr any number of men, whose decisions in : matters of religious faith are a final law tu every individual. I'reteuscs of this char­ acter, whether ccrlcsiastital or citil, while unproved xwmptions,- generally fttrnish the preniiscs on which opprcmioti, io sonic form, bases its conclusion and. in view of which, justificflts work. Whether the pretender appoirs as the governor's con­ science or as ' the majority ocnseience makes no difference with the bet. Arm athcr uf those consciences with the civil power, and then it has a power to which it almont never fail* tn add the fa<; nf op­ raaavartha mM date er U.npaynMJUrUx.nnH Pianos pression. The Future Of Our Farming. At the approach of spring we are all meditating as to what ernjis we shall raise i upon our fields the coming seosou, and. ' considering Ute low prices of almost all 1 farm produce, it might not now be out ot place fur its who are not tiecesritatcd by ^location to one course of cropping or one particular crop to wnsidcr whether we shall continue m the same old routine. The crops usually gr..wn in the WHtern States, where land is cheap and soil comparitivcly freq from woods, can bo produrv<l at such a rate aa to driv^ ua entirely out of tbo uurket in regard to production ' for profit ’ J r Statiat ua show JUat ©ur averages arc lower in Western Now York then in the West, and many seem blind to the fact that ssxwjxsa-'rsrfx! -sstWiWMra undt&.TSSiSfJKra: 0* tbrionon of Iliad Say. Ike l««rt Irwrli—l ta said mortn«* or aa Jiallba hi ia—iy k>aatfaty Ibr aakl ■*M manaasa L-retiwr with *a>4 | , The Smith American Organ, HAZELTON BBO.’S PIANOS. ERNEST GABLER on tbo tboaUoUiday olBorUnlbrr. In tbo your of Countr aad Buxo aforoMid ; wbudi »aid Mortgneo S’, . ' I birh mid mortcu* Siven U uni orikaiaa oft wo bandredtl ror» frow du. of tbo ul I ladrMi ilh iauraot u tba raU of Ua IWl urn. -And thoro U now rtaimod t vl.ntor* ot a^rtasas th* sum of me-riyhl dollar* aad rixly-nin n-i atou »n ■ttora»y too of twnily to continue the same course of cropping year after year when ihui hccuoo was then “the West" cannot be a profitable opcr ation, in new of the mammoth grain crops 1 grown iu that newer country, We must alter uur hubsndry to this new condition of things, and determine upon a higher and better system of farminr, bare more rtmiMff powiet «f..^.majority involves a i iu view a "largo uianitrc—pile’’ thau a In thin principle that is fatal to the religious rights iliccly paiuled Louse mid barn. town of Odgen-one ofthe most productive ' out any protection agamst the abuses of townships iu Monroe County' with land power. Adopting this principle, we may worth from $100 to 8200 |>cr acre, moat ■a wail at once dispense with couatitniiom. of it of the limestone order (and where and bfflx bf rights altogether, and shaphr clover ron be grown ml libitum}—it oc­ curs A aomc aensoiw of the year that we | siy that, for afi things and all purposes, no are destitute of any choice fat cattle, and" 'reverb -o our batchers, even for local trade, have to Now, with the approach the whole power of society lor ite accomp- । look ebewherw lishmanL This would bo a abort cut to ing demand that mu»t inevitably come the doctrine of simple abaolutsm under a from England for fat cattle, sheep, and CHANCERY ORDER. democratic ftrm. Any one who even half Kwinc, to be cwt tip tat the butcher's block, IB OF MICUIOAN.—SwsmsMth Jud underatands our political institotions to feed the millions on that wealthy but ■ail in ChMcvrr. fait Madhir Iu the diminutive island, it surely behooves us, I Court for tin County of Burry in Cbnoe bo Court Uouoo In »aid County, on the who lire in the must productive part of .n jA'an Vilmir’anJnUnt by bb MXt fr the comptilsoty acceptance or s-ipport this great continent anti wborc jre are Imt , tr. Vroamab. and B'.ln a; VnnX floor. thereof, is among the things excepted from a comparatively short distance from the tbWjGfialatiHn dfmvil government. The sOabosrd, to consider well if we are not to be the first in the field to receive the ben yieopc have seen fit not to trust even a majoritirto^P’08 *ny i"w Ibr tl,c g”ve(u- efit of this approaching profitable branch nf husbandry. The recent account of one set of cmarters. weighing 147j«tone, selling in London fi>r £39 and some odd shillings (over $200 American money ) must read­ ily convince u» ofAc profit to be attained by those who are dispored to feed none Init choice steer-. j ^Wcsroall willing t-< admit that'tor jmgp* I1341 Luiliau com baa been marketalJc st * price below the cost of produotion hejc; and what n grand chance to :hring our fanus up to a high standard of fcrtHdv! Wouraat do away with the “roaming at large" rystcot, and rabstitnte the stall, where' the aoimal docs not waste away its surplus fat to procure food for Count? Mteh.------- ----------------its own sustenance. I look upon the suc­ Il xav.v WmoatMd Ji A„« I«;•£>«■ ' cessful experiment* of currying frosh meat lAtrMc'wpff AttnO. ifu.H. Pawns. •VHWT the Atlantic as a perfect God-irnd •ide* against nmarr of a to us, nationally, , Any one who has ever l.fcfbr him been around the London doth* and Meo ADMINISTRATORS WALK the inuncnee amount of damaged Indian corn that arrives at that j-ort will readily admit that roora-prefik would attend its being fed lierc then to take the ebsneca of for o/ZtKe ouosacnccn in if, without any its heating on Ac journey. When a car­ encroachmcQt upon the rights of each go “off eeust’’ is offered on Mark Lane no other mid there would!* If men, in sample ia ueccaiary, os uo one would purtheir relations to each other, would be con chac utdcsB at reduced rates, as die unite eserdae their «o rights of con- cliaoccs «rc equdlr iu favor of its bcisg dsmaged as of ita being sound The Agricultural Gauite says Aat Ac Loodon maiket will warrant tbo «hipmast of300 tons weekly, and thia means 15,600 teas dossog-a single year. This wffl LSrephte^r revolutionise our present peer-paying grain trade and leave Aoae dement* of fertility wiA us. instead of drawing the very Ms-out of the soil. In feet,- Ae sdvantejea are manifold and some nection of rountry wffl make Ain a spec islty. 8heU om betheene? PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. THE ENEMT OF BISEASE 1 Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. TO MAS ASD BEAST Oli Piaw: aai Onaos taiea ii Kichatue br NaiOset THE FOE OF PAIN MUSTANG LINIMENT, WHICH HAS STOOD THBTE'.’T OF 4GYEA RS. THERE NO SOKE IT WILL NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT willnotcure.no ache, no PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE Hit­ MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A HORSE Oil OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMAL. THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 26e., SOe.. or SI.09, HAH OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING. AND RFXTOKED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HOUSE. R. D. BULLOCK, Wholesale Agent for Michiga Northern Ohio and Indiana. Branch Houses at Grand Rapids, East Saginaw a Flint. A. D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. JlEs.’ Oorenmr Bueley aad wife are in Waal- ! tngton. stopping at Ae National hotel. DOSE at this OFFICE . AROMATIC Knitter New Haven Conn., a'wr: THE IICHfNI AUTOMATIC Mercantile Training j Goo. M. Savage & Co'a Colnmn. *9*Partlb» SMw«ria< any •( thaw advartbr ■«nt» Will ideas* Mau where they saw lb* rea*. Family Knitting Machine! A Hoat t-r.! ■•»«! Wunrterftat lu.ratUn, Xownttrwlln<nBit.n»IMt«it»oobTUf asl—MlUW5STB® ';d.“W«ss% SEE: -^^zrtWrwwrt-'rBt. li will knit HW7 pQMibls Tirwo uf |4aia and ft°eT ’ v£wb A1WMOS MMlWl BperS. ' and far brttar than It mb bu fa»» by band, ar on any other merhine. Ml kind* ef rnrweaW tre per^ sess YOCNGMEN. CIUBLis .B.. WtW.S, IIKXKr 1. BILLS, Smrlfr,. tn <*4u4. The most extensive, thorough and compiete iuMHutiow of tbr kred in lire world. CHICAGO SHUN . COMPANY. ! dtica and towns of the United Stetos Ths Rail Xiiltf ,Mi for GARDEN AND JBLD SHUS. . W_ . MT . rfr^±K5flWJrt»A5w«t V,' I oleaale and Retail, 11 Michigan Grand Avenue, Detroit. ^apubccut granite buildiitg, with ole»Uj- Su«l Ud fowiJwa HMaak ft. $o*1jrnajl!y Maeblnt. I eyttnter. U nordjoo Mn 1USINESS TRAINING, DRY COODS ALBERT DICKINSON, DEALER IN CiU« ABD CCCffM FOR SALE alTHF BANNER OFFICE । � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-04.pdf 2d21c8bb00a9d7863632f37ee515877b PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNRY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY MAY 4, 4876. VOL. -t.VZ> tl>noK Agriciilhiral Implements i I-IBI.1SHKK. THE YANKEE SCHOOLMISTRESS. himself for two dollars per week. UY A VXRMOXT FARMER'S WIFE. [Frntn thr fiwtttry Gtetlrnaa, All*iny, ___ ' .’/;:FOR Mte SPRING TRADE!. •u'l.ij , Mitbiran. THUMS OF SUDSCBIPTIOX: /.’.t r/:s of -t 1> veh Tisrxcr. 1 .Sqnare. I il-W | K.OSJ WTO I SJ4WI ; I _SJO’| _toi)/_»-«) I 1100 I. S’* ’, . C^hnun. | W1__ -U» 11X001 25.0)1 *A0 niiiioxD Iron Plow ,, ‘ Lftn‘> Rollers. Harrows, *• , 1 cn Cultivators. Double <Dtrort^; tihtenot.xeradtasttx ten cent* ver lin» for the.i 1 loWA. cards. ' zs Shovel Com . Buckeye and Peerles Reapers and Mowers TBIUBPH HARVrSTKR AND EMPIRE STATE MOWER, , . shine. The mr wan kpuu and frosty; t»ud many children, in groups and single, worn wending their way towards the village school house, all carrying their books and •lotos, sod an oocasional dmoer pail show iu tho rays of sunshine, as they were swung to and fro in the hands of their respective owners. It was the day for the commenomnent of the winter term of the district^ehool in Colchester, and as a matter of u ’ Wood or Iron Beam. / ^hSi'-csrS?-^:With gi.irtl ggtoi yjn! 130,00 ! , i C.-Iutnnl I _ IWI PROFESSIONAL AND BOMNESS cnafter ONX. The clear December imu was shining in unusual brighluMH on the first Aloud <y af­ ter Thanksgiving; the trees were bending their limbs under the weight of mow. that had fallen through jjhc preceding night, and, now glittered with splendor in CheMtn- THE CELEBRATED n Line* or !>«rt of Nooparla' Tvpe conaldorod j , ■ . -• _i season, ito m Io choose a ootntDodioun seat and a favorite dak-companion for the en­ suing Mason. It was a perfect rush; over fifty children were gathered there, of all ages, from nineteen years dawn to the little toddkra of four summers. “Has not the teacher come yot?", 'said Harriet Lcaon, as she thrust licr hind in­ to the door from the entry, where the j scholars laid- aside their wrappings and de­ posited their dinner tmik '*ul I f-aw ®r- JMbou harnessing IBATB PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS , i , - , .. -v । i j n ith patent Bent Gtmr. made from tho best New York Second Growth Hickory. I The Old Reliable ' ' i • AH work promptly attended to. Michijjaii. i Const antsy on Hand, JLT AGRICULTURAL HALL. ‘ STEL’NTTIOU’T? i ^ne <^’or ca*’A Goodyears Hardware. MESSER & POWERS. Hastings, April 12, 187.6. Sm'iical and Methanicai (CENTRAL HOUSEP"11 'Vill Hams, says he can sell them (liioap Hastings, mioh. to get them clean'd out. L. E. STAUFFER, Prop, i Well they sent us a double order of CROCKERY x CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. SAVE MONEY. — too. but Dan says it is going to he a good winter for Young Folks to get married and □ Igo to keeping house, and he will sell it < 'heap and close it out. RS. “fj-i1.; buy of for *10. Why not do it. The Urrat N. E. Dollar ade.XJ ItiwaBeM t*t-. Borton. GROCERIES Wo Imve a double Stock ns any one coming in the Store can sec and they will be s,old iew tfmej U n«y» to rave money. W e wll Jewelr. Mirer amt Plated w»ra. Otemwjra, Cattery, in and Fancy Uoud*. liraoeriah Tw, Coffmfe. cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says <mr DOLLA B TEA is the best he ever saw, and everybod allows onr SIYTY CENT’ TOBACCO is the boss of City, Phin says don’t tell any body they sell Fl.. Barton. M . » ~ PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. bm NOTICE! -. । ■' . votiius xx " SMITH, MAIVSEI <£ PRESTON The place to buy your, FOB Wagons . and Buggies Anti am prepare! la all XEW WORK and BKPAXKtNU t »«it lheTirrar. aad al literal .li-.-uont for Ready I’j.y. I aa „uw rstUacui* Now Work. IJkewac, I irava Mackraiilhius d-»n« '•V Boltak / Workmen who keow thoir own teminew. Shop on Jefferson Stroe^ w>rth of '■ -••ugs Hotel. I^ia* f4r H Mtinat. April h). IST&. V" w"^*-*“V“ “William Jillaou says sho is drumod in | deep mourning; ho believes she lost her I mother a little while ago ; she wm quite tired, and wont to her room after ten. and । was not well enough to go out to meeting j in the storm yesterday.'' ■ “They are coming. Hurrah, boys!” | cried Fred Green, waring his cap, as be . Mr. Jillsoo himself entered the school­ room with the toucher, and as the scholars rmw from thoir seats in silent enurtesy^he gave them a cheery nwpoMe. “Good morning,youngpaople! I have the pleasure to introduce to you Miss Abba Wardlow, from Fairhaven,'who has con­ sented to become your teacher for this winter I trust you will all endeavor to improve your opportunities, and behave yonraelves so well, that she will have do cunse to regret coming to Golcheoter.” < ■ The scholars resumed their seats, add Mr. Jilkon made his exit, nearly upoetting a lad of about twelve years of age, who stood in the doorway with his cap on his bend and his book ' in hU. hand. His cIoUku were acnjputonsly dean, but patch­ ed and mended till it would bo hardly posaiblo to rooogniso the predominating ma­ terial. . . Mite Wardlow glanced at the child, who stood irreeolute in the dhorway, with the hot blood surging over his face ; every scat seemed occupied, and no ouc made no in­ viting move to giro him courage to enter. A sort of. alf-ouppresacd buxz posoedaloug the rows of desks as the teacher turned to. the door and mot the half-frightened, half­ appealing look of the child. “Come in ! We can find a scat for you. my little friend. Just sit hero in my dak till we get arranged.” She saw that no one would offer him a place, and intuitive­ ly felt that his draw was probably the cause of the evident neglect, which she perceived wounded the little fellow’s acnsitivc heart. Ver^ kindly she spoke to the scholars of their mutual duties, as teacher and pnpiis, and abw of their duties to each other: and then, after Trailing a chapter from the Scriptures, she requested the whole school to join with her in the Ixjrd • prayer, and then implored Di­ vine help in the pcrfbrmaueo of the work before them, aud that God's blessing might rest upon her labors. Then followed the usual giving tho uama and classification of the pupils. Tho acholara each frit, u that calm, clear eye rested upon faces, that they must recogniic । nuhed ipto the school-room and tumbled j over the pile of wood by the store, catch­ ing hob! of Harriet Ixxwon to rare Irfnwclf I from falling, and tearing her nicely starch­ ed white apron half across the width. She | gave him a smart blow upon his cheek— > "Take that, you great lubber; junt see . njiat you liaru done now I” “Can’t help it, Hat; you should not [ have starched up so.” ■ “Htuh,” said Mary Watoon. “Mira | Wardlow will think we are a rough net; i kt us take our ncate, and when she comes j in, all rise and make our manners," and ' netting the example, a general scampering t4vow. t itUI rollelt DRUGS & MEDICINES! is at the CITY DRUG STORE, By. Cyya. Sy</*yyo. One afar Now agaiu. I «fe>y ■ your countenances! that this frt'mga Father new businom, but all these things will prove.beneficial to you. Now will some one of you nominate one of your number who you think is qualified to araist me.” A pause ensued, and the scholars began to get a -trifle excited, and their eyes danced iu expectatiou. Fred. Green, at last, after waiting and winking called out—“I nominate Mary Watem." ' “Right! AH in favor of Mary Watoou u osiistaat, pleera manifest it by raising tho right hand.” . ... k y z Up went every hand; it was getting rather interesting. “Pleenonoimnato another’ , msnlfe«t it tn the un* manner i Edson Lane, Sarah Mahew and James GriSn/'?• . J._cj !'tt" »«■ “1 OVtft, youug ladies and gentlemen. that your task will not prove an arduous one; your V rm of service will be poly a woek, unions rejected another term. We each day by reading in the Scriptures and prayer. After that I shall call the roll. Those who at the close of the term have tiona, and finally spelling. In every excrcisc I wish to avoid confuaion and all that will bo will be ooc of mutual benefit and plwrr. and that it may so peeve. I wish to fed will might happen that a scholar who had been troublenome one term, might bo tratf^ili and obedient with a different tracker, and she did not like to enter the school with bar mind prejudiced either la favor Ar agri not any of the children. At th. striking of the viffege beU far twelve, ahe requested the pupils to arrange their books nicely in their desks, and those who went home to dinner to pern qriedy from tl*c room. Thqae who remtunad dur ing the renew, firet to cat their tench, and then ro to phy with a hearty will. “Aa r— ——.if -v. uv -k.il followed her exat little fellow who “I did not bring try dinner, ma’am, and I never phy." " drew near, even Mra. JiUson herself hogan “Now, my dear children, we arc gutting a.liule noro acquainted, and I have a few mem* Monday after Thankagiving, even if “If what, HnghT “The bo vs do not Hl The school was silent, and the Kchalars several years there Imd been a good deal of exchanged glanww. discord and disunion, and a good many “Dqar 'duldren, I am not going to lay teachers had left of tbeir o»m accord. Scv- ।down a list of rules or pcualtita, but m I play oral had been dismissed by the committee, ।snpjMK wo shall rcevguiae our respective and two ur three had been carried out by portions, I trust that our main endeavor the schriant. It had always been custom- will he to do right, because it u right, and. ery to engage a g ullcman teneber for'the 'because by doing so wo sliall all be happier. wwlcr, but Mr. JiU-on had tarnod the Now I wish' every one of you, who will matter over in his mind, and come to the itry to do thia through the coming winter, conclusion that female teachers were gen­ to rise to your foot.” erally more successful in government, and All the oeholara rone rimultaneotuly. he could’see no possible reason why they wore not exactly M capable and efficient iu . imparting instruction as the males. He had broached thu subject io the annual I sec hen among my pupils tweatyckz.l.™ -k. —L school meeting, and the whole responsibil- . ity of hiring a teacher rested upon him, । with only tho prudential rastrictiou that iam mysdf only twenty-two. Now Y am the teacher shou'd board around the dis­ not dcs'rioua to govern this school alone ; trict, and he must not pay over twenty I with you to lend m. a helping hand. I dollars a month, aud as much cheaper as he could hire. After nomc antuments, he iuul the board arrangement modified a Have C. A. BARNES will be glad to see all of his oil friend, and as many more as will favor him with their patronage. mm met flitted across the faces of the eeholaru, and could interpret the exchang’d glance, which panned around the school-room. Mr. Jilbon had told her abe had aome hardeuntoment, but aha mildly replied that ahe would rather take the school without being At last she had gone entirely round the room and approached the platform, upon which wa* placed the teacher's desk, in which sat the lad whose late ent rance (had deprived him of a seat “Now, my lad. for your name,” raid site with a smile, as she gently smoothed hts curly hair, and met b» bashful, half-raised cy»w, as the Ixmt over him. "Hugh Marston, ma'am.” » “Weil, Hugh, what are your studies?'' Ho laid liis reader upon the desk, and blubbed as she took it n-i. “How old arc you, Hugh?” A half suppressed titter ran round the and a general quiet ensued ; rnriosUy was room, but al. one glance from that calm all on tiptoe. eye it was quieted, and aOenoc reigned i Miss Abba Wardlow was a perfect again. stranger, nliac to scholars and paroute, iu “Almost thirteen years, ma'am.” Colchreter, and it was with no Uttie trepi“Hava you over studied geography or datiim that die looked forward to the task arithmetic, Hugh?” U-fore her. “No ma'am; I shall have a spelling­ book to-morrow.” cd by ilia xlintri<t to hire a teacher, and “Can you read pretty well, and speil well?' while upop a visit to a sister who rcsid.d “I believe so, but my mother is notable in Fairhaven, some fifty mtlew f.om Cul- to buy me books, os she would wish to, sn chttter, he heard Mira Wardlow meotioacd I must go without.” “I will nee to that, by-and-by; and since iiiquirics, and finally engaged l>cr aerriem the desks all necm to bo fall, you wfll for (bo coming winter. But Abtno JiilMni was a man that kept his own couiucl, aud njxm his return home be did not mcn! turn that ho had engogod Mins Wardlow, and was cvnueqneatly bafeet with applica­ tions for the situation. As Thankiirivim; The people of Barry County to under-l stand that by a mistake in an order, they “Jiave sent ns 40 dozen DENTIST ? Warrant SatoCaeti->n. TEIIJU KWOWAB1C n Block, over Ihuian CimU Store. *’<lc*Pi raid Mary AV ntoon, a very pleasnnt looking girl about sixt sen years of ago, with bright blue cy«i and roay cheeks. . “AO; slia only came to town Saturday ! evening; father saw her nt the depot when J she came; he raid she was a very nice lookJ ing ptmoQ.” DENTIST NasIvillB, WH| ecciving her into ..... -rided there were such casra he offered Io board the teacher t—L — t- ifaat it by ruing.' �jepttran Jjait.ic,•If*, Democratic n.made a desperate OUR NEW YORK LETTER SML LMffl! in nine blue auin satin ana and n silver ectrrt drew. ■-. , . (; prince print* in •* > n»y that he Th. Ouchlog CluJ-PrilhcM-Th. ; ‘ Ckildren'i Open-Picture.-F..h- ' "21 £ ""f |,b re he grows on to xpou oor xrace or du open, laughing I km—Rdigfara—BuaiRwt. beauty; and the fafr boy in Wack satin I Coetiwutal dram, with -white rilk etookNew Yobe, April W, 1876. -Hj d l^t to the la*.’ Wo tags, and raffle-, at his wrists, looked as if be had just stepped out of a picture, is wi’l prove to he the turning over j Tire COACniNC CLUB. ------------------ V with hit noble countenance and grave of a new leaf, and that for the remainder The girfct had marvelous, ; It is a terrible thing to have too mneb fiweet air. of the session publicity and fairness will 1 money. Indeed, I am not certain that it delicate eotoplsciiouR—too delicate for take tho place of xccresy and stabs iu the [ is not better to hare loo little. The last pleasure ; and, with their xhrinking man­ dark. The era of detraction hnd defiflnaner*, seemed like wandering mounbeama. । agony «f ybang Ttar -York, with toe Even the afeodcr, fragile creatures of fif. lion introduced by Dumocralic tactics is meh Mtsw, » ooschmgWhat is teen who will be debutantes next season, bad enough in all conscience,and is poison­ coaehuiR ? A very simple thing. Meo who held the parts of Continental dames ing the fountains of public confidence griev­ with fine horses who think there is com­ in flowered trains and powdeaed hair, ously enough, without adding tho weapons there was hanily one of them that looked fort In tire old-fashioned stage coach, went, stbstsetial enough to kies. Uko auger of • owandicc and malignity. to England and had built fur them old- angola, they were to look at but not to fashioned stage coaches—just such, gen­ taste. But fancy how oharaiing was the our ashington letter tle reader, aa you saw on the roads thirty interior of the photograph aalopn, with •groups of ntieiature court people in gold For President, ' WabrinotoNj D. C: April 29,7876. years ago, fitted out complete with boot and astin, with blue and purple and rate RUTHERFORD B. HATtS. The great feature of Congrrsricnal preced­ forbargage, and everything eInc, as it mantles, figures a l(i pompadour and ing thU week was Mr. Blaine s short but ex­ was in the days when coachex. or stage." watteau, niched in the window scats, f of Ohi->. '•«** iu me wtcuuw M-ais, ..— haustive, reply, made last Monday, to lhe u ire call them, were the only means of delicate faces,*hsppy.nsp - • ■ '-hardly ’♦Bfferwnt patterns of jmpuned and domestic sprite*, X For Vioc-Preaident. charge and insinuations agaiut him. Ills __ king, jwwT._ ir _____________ gsiden hair was gw ■ ■ m ■ wm M 1AAI JOHN F. HARTRANFT. conveyance. They pift to them four as tall m their statement included the testimony of Cotetel sided and hovered over by anxious main ■ I blooded hones, and they pat -themselrefl meeiBMhck Karin and white bonnotej of Pennsylvania. Thomas Scott, Preaident of the Union Pacific Subject to the decision of the Republi- Road nt the lime he was alleged to have fraud­ in the imlfonns ofdriver?, and they load Whetftm it (aa National .Coeveatioa. ulently paid Mr. Blaine $t'4.0W>; Mr. Ullon on the roof all their hjy friends, and idwto^ephcra eh prewent preridenLof the road; Morion, BUm they drive them. That is al) there Is viHaieom ameffing riaids and- fiinmi*aasf hIii® & Co. through whom it was arid to have been about iu It means that a certain number ।and peep out at the tableaux and tho HAYECC PLATFOBMi gnrpooufi little ajiten an they were taken. paid, and Mr. Rollins, then nnd uowTreasurer ef rieh yomg men chose to tnuurfbrm 6OMurny/« aboct rterrau. of lhe company. They each and all positively 5iq themselves into .u4*ge -drivers. There is and emphUically deny any knowledge of the The gallcr, uTiue tats Wa. T. Bkxlga club of theee amiable lunatics in New ott < aold at auction thia week for over York, the head lunatic bring young 830,000, ! a tidy atun to have looked up ftr Taylor Johaeon, whine Hastings, Mich. James Gorden Bennett, the proprietor of inpictures, 1 ' XX24tf rslaiive to frailty poasmton of ths Arkansas the Rrrvhl. gafirry u one ofc the choicest in luurt Saturday tho elub pnrate ] New York, rpeau it to tho public in hix 1 railroad bonds, »» the vagtic character of lhe made its first parade. Seven xtagc coach- c own bouse in aid of the Women's Cen­ hints and iarinnations ronnectinx him with NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. KEIF ADVERTISE,HEXTthe matter was unsceptible of refutation. He ex, rather more cosily in style than those tennial Fund, charging 81.00 admission, It h. Regulating the Scamfal-MMs tendered hi* best effort* to fiiriUtatc any in- you used to soc oo your roods, drove up and the chance is eagerly sought. G. P. Rowell ft Co'i. Column. restigatmn that mightbe ordered. Thetfnral- in front of the Union League Club, seven expected* titst Mr. Stewart's jicturt*, for which he paid fortunes, and which lie PETEBM1.VS SERVE PILLS, Tbcrnos houor araong-cho ficrceM lhrm ' taneous appearance of this slander in widely very rieh young men habited as coachmen ocrakie invwligntors in Congress, or at separated sections of the country it decidedly took their places on the seven boxw. . - -------------------------- ----' -« suggestive of.csncertoil aclioola putting them b-art there tmght to be. Republicanatatesfortj-Sve verr rwh, M u .11 l««u-1 f»r ““ J out; and the manly bearing of lhe cx-Spaakcr toa. Hboatd lw br’atT h.i man expe<S< do mcrfy'nt this time, when and his faebcanmcc toward* the rompiraton ful, young ladies monuted the roofii, and ^Oeh lhe oxigeDgiea of the opporitioa party who hare pcraiucntly sought his overthrow, I'ROBATK ORDER. require that public attention shall bo ax challenged the admiration of every hearer of - the rAKiito.NH. . farxipocnble diverted fromjthcir own record hU speech, and will iacreue hia popularity ------- — rn---------- •—The me mediaeval meuiwvai linens linen arc something for • hj^nTM‘Mttpiaonx thrown in every with the intelligent laatees el lhe country lr- p oplclosce this pruccar-ion, from Madi. which the present has .u- -—-it has to thank modem other dkrtitmu, but thej* do axt for ordin­ rsapcetiv** of psnumal preferences fur the On- sonw{uarc all the way.to the park; and ,skill________ and old design, —They are stout cinmui u. tuiaatiou. Dontalcxi Iheae nmndala damaaka, in natural anddujf half bleached of the parade pormte V was M to attract mrMt-------------------------------by ary fahutta anft civility of iroatmcot. are the ouUcroppinp of relwl vln< I toll renew. if the object oT -The wantSBM at the tonevrt ytaadiaa. br r rdicTtd ck«s by aoft dull colors, nud i 'Ate 'BefcncnHk inrentipatawn of the Covertly ai<itd and abetted by «>iou-Kbra«n attention, the gentlemen Mage drirAn fshadow. orm a droirable of fabric* for uae, !>!<• liKBBAHD'N CURE may be congratulated. But isn't it queer j coolness, and artistic turrit, as they have HQMelJhfrc arfrantagc endngb, in this IT HAS CURED THOUSANDS. . parliamental on the matter, bat the The finest jmd largest line of County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd- coats, pants and vests, and a HW line of Overcoats of all sizes styles, kindsand prices. Over . W ONE HUNDRED th* | . A first-clvs 1 PAILO3R from petroit, expect^rl somi* ivliei Sre Se prepared to furnish jthe best of £ Clothing " 15 TO ORDER,.^1 Pcrr‘r1 fits guamnfeed. nt Die 0 Old Corner Stand in Empire Block. Hastfings, Meh. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which wilt depredate the one nor secterian interference winch will destroy the other.” J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. FITS & • EPrLEi’SY POSITIVELY CURED. that in tho day of steam men should at- i much the appearance of antique brocades, M .bund tMw ax «. the <te revival ratal of of| “H* *■•,**!"•! *" •*’ tempt u absurd . a thing the Mage coach ? The horse* on these ing their place at the head of the textile beoMimm for the liaanna ef sate ueti'.oa. an-l ffa VlUHwc (amta. v fabrics, not excepting' silk, for no other that the next of kin »f s»Jf Minois. and all olhar tooductint i^in Meret. often iu cuorcaL coachesare the very best thpt money can ing him, and Lm prominence acquired during 1 material talcs more variety, or can be Damon* fnteraated in mM mtata. aravMnlrwt »met^ from ihc Republican memlien of the the [«at winter a« the active and wary leader buy, and they are groomed tv a degree adapted to more purpose of utility and WWWW rt—y A.y.FB!l«r4 IO..B that.is almost painful. By the way, the cxfunuxcct, and letting uti*. garbled ’re­ of the minority; hi* nuccee* in •laying the . Ixwup-. n rivals brocade in luster, and pasta through partuat) favorites, thus fill­ flood (ide of Democratic wrath which has been j aboard English fashion of cutting the tail cotton in service, while it ia now made to ing the cbwntry with fdxirlere before their all ‘ the session id ruggl ing fur the mastery In the i of the home intp the shape of a dub, has resemble wool in finish and comfort. The heavy furniture brocades and tapcs’virtttu if aware that ho has oven been m- House; hi. signal ability a* demouairated, in been adopted here. Pray let it be con­ trics, used in art furnishings, which look dertscru^njl' Il L true, such gre« m- baffling and exposing their machinatione | fined to Xew York, for it is a* ugly ax like silk and wool&t, are, one is raxprised jualieo mual Re obvious to all hrw of fair Ij *<«d l‘J the amended constitulion of the recon. sin. to kara. of linen, durable, nnd what is play, and probably in the end it would I strucked Union, bare in an especial manner in* worth evfiry other consideration, wholcPOLITICAL. Mgnc, ax they will not absorb dust and gonenUy recoil ggaiust Ukm who perpe­ sited thedr envenomed attack* during the pre*, The Democratic State Convention did bad odors ax reps nnd brocatelle always do. trated U. box rnaoy mind*, in nearly every ent session. two foolish tilings, via:—It endorsed The Venetian carpcta, largely made of spreh instance, would be affected by the Mr. Bristow i» auvthcr target whoreuu has Sammy Tilden and snubbed John Mor­ flax, are handsome ax the choiacrt patterns "Iap4*T|10 - <^iom vindication might beca concentrated the poisoned arrows of their rissey. The Convention by its acta mode it of braasd.*. and wear wonderfully, while eomc, and besides, no man wants hta good they arc clean and sweet finiger than wool a certainty that every Republican in the carpets can. Fine mixed cotton and name blackened even temporarily, al­ country will vote his straight ticket, no linen lawns are sold at the low price of though it may shtae all the hrightcr for their oiyatu al the Use of Belknap'■ expoeum 30 cents a yard, and make tho most com­ it-i^it-’^pv^- . PROBATE ORDEItthat the rommittoo investigating Secretory OXE HrXUftED AND KNIRTH BWTION. fortable underware for summer, while fur VIjb are glad to see that lhe Houseshowdresses they do up like new every time from frattolaiL John Morrissey made they pass through the laundress's hands. cJmbm perception of then truths last vorOlag la tba laat (Null, tocher wi a vtgoroub fight, but he was routed, horwe, Friday, Ueo. Bristow had already been REI.IQ1OCS. heaven estate: Thi» nauseous dose of their foot, apd dramoiut. and the Kdley was laagaaf Mwnmpar* whMk ar.rvc.mamxIM toad, shamefully treated by CSwIfiakts Commitee Moody and Sankey have gone, and the kft in eompktte possession of the field. own mixing they were obliged to « wallow. ExMoiwriUn I.. ■tear.—Aclr of fie* ’ ministers of the city churches have under­ on Expenses rn the DepartSBoat of justice. «ta th. Faitoi Minhtcr Schenck wav the embodiment of taken to carry on the work that they be­ In, teewy it had' heart the story of a baflb everything fraudulent, ’a man of1 tow toil a,’. L Helve gan. That u to say, they arc endeavor­ t be way be ed,daim aflea* , ncutfiihcd a grievance ••t poker-playing ruffian." Their Invertiga- the nominee of the nxmt villaixooriv oor ing to run revivals on their owu hook^ in loir is tetua rape organisation that ever existed. He the tamo manner evangelists did. They agriaxt Bririow, and had.ogowcd A report of to get into print. Ths. oriermes of have employed better aingem than Sankey, I in ojtorj unenviable light. It was frequently to sing Sankey's songs, and as they all think DriMow at ccec gloried ©w •'•’ r»>n. th«pr are better orators than Moody, they wholuiws perfectly well stated by witneeees* on lhe stand that they | would not believe him on oath—that ho was a believe they could carry on the work whM U> do in sudi .unwguicio:, and ho better than did these men. They liarc very Muncldisu*ea. The itnlou* idiot who ,UJ11 ,imm-nlwely demanded aa opportunity to belrajed their party into a premature expose Uutb.^lwuk,. pad PK.VBIOXN t PASSIONS all laihtd. The fact ia they uuy preach I* heard, evea-as he told Mr, Caulficld- eion of ecstatic delight over the intormatiou better than Moody, and their paid sirtgen< may sing better than Saukoy, but it “ nt the risk of appearing to reflect upon that the President had been oonvloted of an i don't amount to a straw. They have not I fed methods of your ennnulttce" 'The infamous crime <m lhe testimony <rf ex^tttor- I the sool in it that the evangelists, and ney Usneral Williams is now painfully cogi | great chairman lutnsclf, bowsver,conclud­ soul is what counts. Moody and Sankey ed to ease down. Without waiting for the warfare of dvtracUon, iu their priviledge of < takiaw khdr owu. time and clouting their own grounds for invimtigatiut; without sn "9HI $68$^^ NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING iasAtsh.&Mf^e! ssu issue proposed by Mr. Bristow; '.tn ha wrote the latter that the puHwbed report* gave an utterly iucowcci account of the I plain'away the revriailM of Democratic rufisveteigatioa' which Ud conclusively dis- flamlsm and frauds in New Turk city na aet forth by Mr. Davenport. When that gentle­ poaed of the charges fin>t made, and man first went on the-Hand they magnanll.tmto. wMcd Mt. CaulfleM:**A«a matter ] motuly aaaured him he wouM be-pHowed to of course, there was nothing further for us toll hit story taTita own wtr, tupping they t > ia vestigate aa far as you .were concerned would Maliy trip him. But they soon learned to their dismay that hr wa> a dangerous srilnaes; that fie Wd la bia poaMsba facts, wUsh | if brought to light would inevitably prove fatal । and we fdt that no charge bad bcou made By similar matter had aAtcn I'nec of the mcotiogofthc Clu. • I wwa-nouuag mure. Jt i. OBty M cMBali CfiBVWBlum, and hod been n managedJ illustration of Democrartv duphriiy and cm. U. tW Cwwimuwi OwXZnta, j they never ate or slept white at tbeir wwfc, aad having no claptnp or noMeoac about it, they did good everywhere; revivals by machinery won’t da, and never did and never will. It J- M4XX/ Carw, Sin ail Onameital fscfsU hutre«tior». MORTGAGE SALE. Dafaalt bario< PAINTER. Al A. M. Ilnck • CarrU'^ ,: Twr cun-iiaini’s ornu, Mtter ringer dum' Aankey, he will ring’ ‘lo ud rftWCwtauuJ," .„ U it as an opera singer, and not a man who Jefferson St, Hastinas, Mich. b-a et er«7 plmsl prolM fuels that he ia rwponaiblc fo» tho aalva " ’ ' 'f ‘ _ xsJnSmlC -dp»plr urpw, woll ..ilUral ™ JU tion ofraeu. It u aad, bul it is true that imUxlur looker. Ths luc — <h. with ttteg^-- -* -*■------- ------- *■ • SALE O» EX.XCTIO.5 vsrjpnstT tpoetads.of M interest in cis Aradc’inr of Mmis. riro, hr two NSW YtefcwMm go on in h.odrci udtty ebna™ of tun till they or rome other cqunllv seal foil"-. T.blaiH, froo, Mother ous men come to lift it out Mlexwl. ud It wm a pnttr tiwht the Intel >1..: rrmaininy u; ..a dottdj wUrrfhn ^tM with cion- wrap wwd. . ■ul tJ Ikt wua* Mother Uotwt, and injury might thus be worked by par- n, tu^b^^rn^nour, k,™, bills aFOOM prince; i*4lelouhe » :WiSS‘siV4,?£:‘:; JOt»MQ. CRB-ST. His hail wax fixed at f 10.000 which was fam UhW by ex-Oevenwr Fpepberd. Unam. SHBJJTMvaiC FOR SALE al THF BANNER OFFICE lM»»UX3J �The fepi-Weekl j hepbhlican feapper. ''rand Rajdd« Exprow. at - - W» r' «? al Ltts.n. Way Freight......................................... LUr.n. AR»I*l“* daily crecpt Sandays—cxc*M a* m>:i6*4 abor*. . • T. J. Bean. Station Agent. Uwtlni* TO-DAY S ADVERTISEMENTS. A Public Meeting. Homoeopathy i, u,o iMvmlly. The citizens of the city of Hastings and neighboring Town­ ships in the county of Barry are invited to assemble at the Court House in the city of Hastings, on Saturday the 6th day of May inst.. at half past 7 o’clock in the evening to take such action as shall be decided advisable to secure such a Cele­ bration of the coming 4th of July, as will be an honor to our young and growing city. The Common Council met nurmiatit lu a call Eurron nr rut Harris^ Btrrnucjui n.txaaa: in tka Council room tm Monday Evening. May Dear Fir:—In lhe Ann Arbor Cberfor I 1M, 1876. Mayor Benlly in the chair. 1‘rraeat find [ a letter over the aigmuur* of G. C,. Onnd aimwrrcd to th»tr names upon the Roll Neil, in which he bewaila^n such deep Mrbeing called AM. D.w»«<r. Lewi,. Event., Me row, 1 the introduction of Homoeopathy in tbe Nangkton, Heed. Sheldon nnd Tomlltmou. M iebigan University, «tul advise*, by every A petition wa* prawn ted by All Reed sign ed by Cha*. E. Rrod, Harry Anderoon..A. J. Anglo and 24 others praying that W. F. Hieks be appointed Chief Engineer of the Honeer Fire Company. Petition on motion of Aid. Rrail waa ae*eptrd and entered to be placed ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Petition for eraw-walk across Hint* street north from Busby’s bafi-e.r shop wa* on nio. A hireling of the Bportemati1. Club wa* held <t the office of M W. Riker on Monday even­ ting. Dr, John Roberts in tbe chair. Hon. Henry A. Goodyear moved that lhe Sheriff he requested Io isa'ttb proclamation directing *11 Finanee Committee reported a* follow*; C. orion'a Llllttr H.lft; J. B, Van Brunt'*Mil, 1.13; William ScobyNl bill, >1.75 he allowcl officers of the county to see that tbe Fiah Law ia rigidly enforced. MX^W. F. Hleks moved Dun t forget t« take out your Internal Iter, me license Mamp* in time. one delegate to the Sport man-* club at Jackson. Geo. M. Dewey wa* elected a* such delegate. Ou motion of Hon. Henry A. Goodyeai the Ear real. Highway Fund: n|*o the bill* of Grorg* 11. Dewey, one for *!C and one for R3 be allow* |1 and an order drawn on lhe eon ringent fund Il is high lime to l-e planting dll your - gar n sauce,' corn aud potatoes. Mine bust of th* Hastings Hous? is having \iteiul the Centennial criebralioo meeting tin- Court lioii-e uu Saturday evening. J..I. W ovL is steadily increasing, and tlieve e other indientiou.- that business is looking disallowed excepting *3 t > I* paid to Dr. Eu»charged with larceny^'of a pipe. Ml appeal rell by a vote nf aye* and nay* and an ordei from Justice court was tried on Tuesday after-, drawn in hi* favor on lhe contingent fund. noon. The jury found tbe respondent guilty Court. The Judge sentenced the re»poudenl to pay alneefglO. which *«• paid and The Wil of Eaton A Lyon for JW.23 for a the r»«|K>ndrnt <li«chnrged. <'1~. H. Hauer Ledger wa* allowed aud an order ordered to for the pe«g>la. Jamea Clarke, Wm. Burgher. 'be drawn on lhecontingent fund in their favor Ayes—Aid. Dawara. Lewi*, Evans. MeNaughton. Herd. Shridon. T>«nlin-->n. 7. Nay*— None. Sevemi car load* «f German emigrant* pass­ ed through uttr State un the Michigan Ceulral fne -by last week The uice«t display of workman-hip on any The way to enjoy much, i« be contented i»ith what you have, aud -toy where yon are. in-trad uf goiug to the Black Hills. Mi«. Daniel Hsakln sprained one of her huklr* a few day* since, aud came near dis­ Ifa-e kill i* ih a flourishing condition, but it i* an uutrng* Io nllow th* IroV* io destroy tho beautiful gra«« and shrwhlirry «>n the t'-mrt Huum Square. jwrhead* and mean simply «u«cere al tbe poll* The Government statistic* tor 1871 may The Fort Wayne. Jackson & Saginaw It. R. ytell cause every honorable man to hang hi* are now selliug ticket* fTuui Jackson to Phila­ ‘brad with shame and may well All every Pa delphia aad return for.f2C.83aud to New Fork They are a* follow*: let them be pondered nnd return for $27.85. The Detroit Trifame rays the office of Gener­ ty every lover of bi* country. al Ticket Agent of the M. C. It. It , will soon Salery of minister, of lhe ttonpel, fai.UUU.OOO lie Ailed by the appointment of Mr.C. D. Bush the present popular and affaide Superintend­ ent ofthe Grand Rapid* Divsuuu. A. (». Miller, th* people* favorite will give entertainment* at Union ttlll, Monday and Tiisralay evening* next, Mny 8th and 9th. when they enact those beautiful pieces. "The Di­ vorced Wife-' and "TH* Two Orphan*-. Nolbthat we could ray would elevate the troupe any, as they are too well known to new! *»romium* from US. Tbe troupe t* first cl*i«. nnd uf course the ilali will be well fiBeJ. We print thi* bmue chapter one of the xtory. .‘The Yankee Scboulmistram” by a Vwrmmil Farmer'* Wife, enpiad Horn Tkr tbn*/ry Gwtla^. publislted by Lutitar Tucker A Sou*.Al_ lany.N. T. It I* a thrilling sketch of life in a .•.wintry village aud raeh snrcwmlteg chapter grows mere interesting. It wiD !• oontinne-l reel. Mweeedlng Tberatey for some lime to route. L*t it wrill pay every subscriber to lhe IUmM** to give it a careful and thoughtful last Sumby P. M.. on Broadway, which re* aulted in the *1*mwU entire demolition of a very nice.buggy, belot^pngto E. I’. Barral. Clutriro Itkilip*. *«a «rfTraver** Philips E*q. of this cliy, was out riding, when one of the FLKMtnffTox, Hunterdon Cb., N. J., June 30, 1874. Dr. It. V. Pixacr. Buffalo, K. I.: Door Mr —111* with a happy heart that 1 pea these line* to acknowledge that you and your Gol­ den Medical Discovery and Purgative Pellet* nre bles-ing* to tbe World. Thea* medicine* ovnnot he too highly praised, for they have almost brought n» out of tbe grave. Three month* ago I wa* broke* out with large ulcere and *ore* ou my holy. 11mha aad face. J pro­ wired roar Golden Medieal Diaoovery and Purgative pellet a, and have taken six bottle*, I and to-day 1 am in good berith, aU’lhoee ugly ahere having healed and left my ski* la a oaluraL healthy condhte*. I thought at one flair I could net be cured. Although I can but poorly express my gratitude to yon, yet there I* a drop 6f joy in every word 1 write. God'* blessing reel on you and your wonder fol medicine* i* the humble prayer of Your* truly, JAMES O. DELPS. When a medicine will promptly cure ench letriHe rating ulcer* and fra* th* blood of the virulent poison cauaiag tbeni, who can longer ddUb* it* wonderful virtue* ? Dr. Pierce, however, does not with to pl*eo hU porjentious magnltitde," nnd has fastened Golden’Medicel Discovery in the catalogue of quack mm! rams by recommending it to core Itself, Hks a yrfeyd* tf»t. upon Michigan's Greet I'niverrity. rawing her alumni and ■nenu ti: nut *mi nc >»or* cinuv >• inu, iuu 1 there i« but one form of I food dlaeoss that it many ethers of the ‘■Regular*,-- to nil down and Icewnil bra- iu aackriotb and when? Will not cure, nnd that diaease I* eanctr. He does not recommend kU Discovery far that What is there in Homoeopathy that shoulddiaoaac. yet he know* it to be lhe most search­ makq it so dreadful, audal the same time, so ing IJoed cleanaer yet divcorrred, and that it CuntcmptBde a thing? It is wot a thing of will free the blood ami system of all other yesterday : R ha* been amply traced ia city known blood poison*, be they animal, vegeta­ ble or mineraL The Golden Discovery i* wwrand In country, ia family and iu hwcpital, rnatad by hip* to cure the worst form* of Skin in ftorfol epidemic*, a* in clnunic disraara, Di*e**ea. a* all form* of Blotches. Pimple* aad with lhe old a* with th* infant, and upon Eruption*, abo all Glandular Swelling*, wad lhe wor-t form of Scrofolmt* and Ulcerated it*, banner everywhere excelsior ha* been Fores of Neck, Leg* or other parts, and all written. A Ualfcentury has passed over u* Fcrofolou* Diacesc- of the Bone*, a* While since tbe banner of Homoeopathy was nttfttrl- Swelling*. Fever Sores. Hip Joint an«f Spinal ed on this continent : ami. amidst tbe scoffs Dtaceaee. all of wHeh belong toSerefokni* di*- and pn-crlptioua nf It* hitter foes, it ha* lived ami wendily grown fawn year to year until J»« physician* are counted by the thou­ sands, aud iu mlhereuta dy millions. It Im* aeran or eight lire, wide awake, flrat class, independent colleges, with full rorpsuf profes­ sor*. and t wo State colleges, Michigan and J net lately Iowa. It* IHeratnrv. both periodical and standard, wiB compar* favuralJy with that ofany school. It number* *muag it* ranks, war of the aMa*4 physician* in th* country, many of whom were once Aleo|>ath*. There are htindroda of Homoepailtic physi­ cian* to day. who have received their train­ ing wholly, or in port al 1*0*4. in our own I'uiversity Ami rery many af th* Ard cls*» men of lhe age are Its staunchest adherent* and patrons. Are these men all dupes : Are tbene -physician* designing scoundrel* ur chariaiau* who prey upon lhe credulity of an eurpuldic? Ui three believe II who whli RnM, by Aid. Sheldon, That th* city to. Michigan ha* nearly four hnndred printing he let to the lowest Mddgr for the en­ suing year Io commence May bn. 1870 ,tbc flo^voepathle physicians in active practice, bids to t>e sealed proposals tu l< handed to lhe and yet Ibero I* a growing demand for more. Returning from Jack Min Ion late to give a Mayor aud opened at the next regular masting Hasting- alone ha* fourillotuocwpathic pbysiof tbe council, provided ll»e expense of printfull report of the !top«i.lintor'» Slate Conven­ ing the Coinmon Council proceedings shall not a* busy as Lee-, and there ia work tion, we will ju.l toy, that about GO so-rolled rvroed R30 a year. Atlonled by yen.* ami n»ys. lure. A few year* drlegalew were in allendaure. J. T. Wilder of Is that the history uf Ayr*—ALL Dawwn. Lewi-, i.M Turcula county waq temporary nnd Ira B. Nanghten. Reed, Fhel.lon aad Ikaeltatoa, 7. a "vile thing"? Why ar* So many of our Card of Hillsdale permanent president. Tho | Jal form wax very lung, like Field-* speeches, and can be summed up in the single sentence, "For Repudiation". But we shall give it in our next. This county wna repre*ent*>l by W. W. Kelley, Z. D. Ilinekly and John H. Dennl*. Most of there in attendance were old line cop Cool of dog. Support of criminals Fee* of litigation Cirtl of lolutcco ami cigar* Importation of liquors Support of grog shop* Whole coat of liquor* Moved hy Aid. Reed that tbe Council now proceed tn in informrl ballot for street Com. luiasioncr. at which C, Horton received 4 and ! Daniel Haskins, 8.- 7 In all. leal farnnir* employing Homoeopathy to-dsy, who never dreamed of doing so n few years ago? in spile of thenurirea it baa conquered 1 hair prqjt*HoesNo*, Mr. Cditor, th* demand of the hour i« aid theory, nor >«m«, aa «Ueh, but the praclie* that will eun» nafely, speedily, aad surely. to soy Hthing about th* plans* nt mo. ' Retired Ou Saturday latt, Mr. J. II. Sutton the well ktmW <lmc?r on Jefferson Street, ckrnd out Li* Stock and ulirpd front htuinemi. Nr Sulton I s* for ycatn k*n . one uPShc hh*i active and mecamful merchanta of our city, and his retirement front btutincna is a I’** to the public. His licaltb nt best precarious has been injurod Ity done application to hb butunetet. aM under advice front his physician he atx>Wresl and repora for the season. No nmn would be moru misood from the bumiums cirden of our oily then he, and all will unite iu wishing him a speedy restoration to health and the rvaumpliou of his gro­ cery busincM- In the interval which we trust may be sltort, he will continue his saloon in the building recently occupied by John .Beffstucr » a Barber's shop, while other partial will <x.-cupy his old stand as a Grocery **4><1 .Auction Store. We trunk Mr. SpUon may yronper, be speedily-nytored to health, and return to the husioeu of aclling groceries in which he ha# hitherto deen so suecesfhl. Sir Chariot Young was shown some Yankee railroaning the other day. Jack Boancugcr’g engine took him a fait run from Elkhart to D.'troL A <prt of the trip was * niuc-mile stretch made in six minutes—probably the fastest on ’ record. I On motion of AM, Tomlinson the Council । proceeded to a formal ballot fiw Street Com. LansUig. Apr. 2G, 1870. luivaionev, of which C, Horton rvweived 4 and Below plraae Cn<l statement of fttnda ebarg" _D. Haskin* S, 7 in all. no choice. ed State Trmaurvr bn the hooks in this otter. On motion of Aid. Beed, the election uf :for recelpl\ during month of April Street Commissioner waa |>o*tp<nied till one 1870. IL T- Cwwnsr. Bowk Keej-er. week from thb evening. Carried. Arm/red, by Ahl. Tbmlinron, that the Mnr•hal be Instructed to bring all arrest* for die­ patient* more quickly than the. oths*. - L«4 orderly rondnet. etc, before tbeCity Recorder. any ol your reader* cnrefttHy observe the' ro•ult of the practlee of the 'two gysfttui, ,Utd 10,000,000 >2,000,OOU 33,000,IW ■-'lO.UDOJKJU 30,001,000 were referred to the Finance eomnultee. /DarirrJ, by Aid. Sheldon, that the Finan#* 1,000,000,000 coniuiiitte be instructed to treaafer all anew nt 2,UOO,000,000 fond*. etc. from the Treasurer-* bowk' ,te tbe Qty Jfax.k to bekapl by Use Recorder. .Law* go lu press, the jury in tho rattae of the propio va.-Thomaa Giddings aad George. Moved by Aid, Irwvvu, that the regular Cb*|du. on charge of burglary. Lav* found meeting of the board )« changed from the flnt th* respoudant* guilty, aad they were raw- uJ third Monday* of each uwnih to the first tenced each to eight year* lu th* State Prison al Jackson, from aad including thia day. mcaec aa Tuesday the 10th of May aad a* Chaw. H. Rauvrsnd Cha*. G. Hatbrook for meeting to he held on the 15th of May. Car­ th* penpte. Wm. Burgher, James Clark am> ried. II. A. Khaw for th* respondents. This oau«e Ro^lrfd, by Aid. Bead, that lha City pay wa* ably tried, created a great public interest lb* *um of Awe dollars ta .the first drayman who present* himself and team to draw tbe and lhe result ia what tbe publie expected. engine to Ar* when an alarm i« given. •d by yea* and nay*. ssasa •vsilabto " '■ the expulrion of the "vile thing" “that ha* been permitted to insult ing life. *bbreri*Hng suffering, «ud1n dimtethe dignity of the Vnlverrityby being aBownd irirfng expen »r« • to stand within it* preelnMs." I read also in th* oolumn* of last week’* Jfasssa an axti .uhject aigned by eight of it* alumni couch*) in language even more pileOu motion of Aid. Reed, that W.‘ FJttek* oua and aorrowfol than the other. ba appointed Chief Engineer wa* adopted by They way, ‘-word* ofreproach wa hare none, aye. and naye; aym. Aid. Dawaoa, Lewh, Mc­ and our kentlments are only thoae of sorrow. By order of the Common Council. Naughton, Evan*. Reed, Sheldon and TwmJinJ A MRS W. BENTLEY, son 7. Nays none. Mayor. IMitiun to bl* Honor lhe Mayor to call a blnter "uor Alum Maier," 1 also notice in Done at the Council Chamber in the Oit^of HartingB, this tho 1st day nf May meeting uf lhe City uf Hasting* and vicinity at Dr. V Neil * letter that a very powerful a time aud place which he mny deem proper effort was made Io exclude the ria** of 7C to tak* Into eonrideratioa the importance Of from the Alumni suclety. in consequence I Al a regular meeting of Thornapple Lodge having • ('*nteunial cel.brat io* wu th* Fourth suppoee, of their having occupied seats ride Jio. W»I. O.ofG. T. held at Middleville, day of Joly next that will ba a credit tn ,onr by ride with the Rotneeopothle student* in May 2d 187G, the following officer. were young and growing oily, and ta make arraage- i ho name lecture room, and receiving 1 untruemeui. accordingly. Signed by Gen. M. Deway, tiora from tbe Mate profopstee lathe branehra installed for the ensuing quarter D. Striker, Jan. N. Navia*, itariow A Goodyear, common to both, and, I believe it is not yet W C T—Cha*. II. Co man M.H. Wing. Heavy A. Goodyear. J. Robert* eetUcd qhothfr thqy *h»U be allowed a aiandW V T—Adelia Hough. and M other* and aa motion ef Aid. XvaM wa* tng among the Himonpure. incoaiamluated W Sec y—Hermon D. I*nrday. '■ received nnd ordered to he jjaced on Ale. ’ Alopalhv ; smi the Profeeaer* tbemaelm ar* W A 8— Ida Billington. Drfitlon of James C*mpl<eH to be reieteed threatened with excommunication, unless ■ W F 8—Lucy Dennison. from the payment of a tai of titre doltare.a*- they wash their h suds of that terrible state. W Tnra*.—Matlie Ifayne *e«*eJ by mistake ua a span of l.oroe* and on W Chap.—Alonso Baker. motion of Aid. Heed wa* by a vole taken l.y luring to ariKTed HnuMMfathica New, Mszuiltor, what is this Vvils thing--, yea* and nay* rele**e<l from the payment of that Dr. O’Neil sags, ••*» a c loud lea* loomed ap above the koriton, and'La* atosnmsd Its Naugkloa, Beed, Shehlon and Toeillnson, 7. Nays none. Let your renders aMlyseteF(bemsrive*. Now. rir, I only give yea this one report. 1 could giro many more If challenged. We court and challenge the moot rigid investigatlon. Fur. if nomocepatby.is a felshood it iaone of Hie most benign and life conserving falriiood* of the agr. Rut, It fa not a fal* huod, nritker I* it a dfliofon, nor a snare, but D in advance of the Itfher system tn rav­ hsv.all lh«y e»s 4a. Paint*, drug* aad eU* n In for tb«ir wave of th* wlivitr aad barns* » lleUgfctaaa* ia aeuntry toDwattena. .r.iyt>ta< loraty. Ko adrworazst in iron and naifa. fet tnraaia roadtemaod: Ke. 1 *eltor Mar. HJSH do caeh. Na. 1 W.W4 : extra. »1JL . Cora dull: Ho. 1 mixed. : Barley Aal: No-RILfa- HAYS’ SONGS. they will Aud that, la a given number of.pa­ tient». the llomoe^ialhia phyaacien will make lees thkn two tktrffv- tbe number of visit*. »n<l will report pt least, one half Itu deaths. Startling •» thl* ana ouncemgn B1By appear, I beRevwb will graersMy heh) troe The record* of hmplfal pra^flre'fiflJjr’liBtr me out la tbiaaaMytty^. J , •atect thia rate haeaaan H fall* vritela th* titale. I mena the mt-lfeal report vfm-r Stute prison In 18311 thi l[pin(MM>M4^c ^rontmcai wa* STEWART’S SONGS. tnlrodutod teteflWwi—* ■> y«n W»U know, and wa* r*tein£d1W (8i*J<Miia sneceaaively. Dr. Tuttle who wa* pliyslctaa to the prison, gta* the following vtetotaewl far- whMi ho vmrthea and ehraMie annual report in jraf ■a ray*. “Takiag lbe Aum for three yean under oa*h medical system, we Uxe the following reouk: Allopathic for 1837.8. •.», Advertised Letters. 485 Ayan-AM. Damron, Lowl«, Evans. Reed, Average Mo. ef eeavtet* l¥. Am. ' Total " "faHk - . 89 Idol ofleilerx remaining in IhnJIaating* P. McNanghtou. Sheldon aad Tomlin*®. 7. Nay*—None. O. Barry County, Mich., May S, 187(1. Homoeopathy Ite I J«U. 1 am] 2 i Mr* Lucinda Brace, F. E. Hah, Mr*. Ida Moved by Aid, Temltewm that the fkreot Average Ne UrMNMsfTC'An. Burges. Amanda Lamb, Lee A. Rowley, Wm. Cammittee be initnicta-l to examine th* Iron »• te ‘ ; Njeffqry, Mr*. Mart Faleoaer. Mis* Litlie bridge ami iu surrounding* in regard to it# condition, lumber, etc, aud rejrort to the next 'Waterman. Chna. II Bron, Edwin Phelp*. regular meeting of tbe Cuancil. Adopted| • J. M. Nxnw», P. M. Moved by'AM. Dawran, that tbe committee o i Side-watt» lie iastrnoikl to examinn lha nxelir*ra*>f the buggy broke, letting une ol condition of the ride and eroiv waik* and rethe wheel* off, ami the horse Lereiming ua I There will he a ]*ig*eu shoot in our city next, thrrvun al the next rrgnta* sieelfsg uf under his roreagatete JBifftouM- U. tmy. : ••.aiuigeetje ran away, aud made that ><uggy i Tueoday, under th* management of C. E. Der— .wy—. CwnncIL Adapted. Lnder Alopcthin traatu.eni fur 1870 nnd 7X 1Tea luukrfl as (hough It bad Imen put through ! low, for the ■bmurr* of Barry Coo al y. Os’tuotinn of Aid. Reed HieCmincil adjourn- Tou) No. day* 1 En un* of Ni<faol« end Shepherd * Threshing m*. single Hrd* nt tweaiy. uue yard* rise. Ea ed till May 8th. IPTfo .chine*.' Fortunately. neiibcFSte toy no ad • L, D. Qt’acXKkaraN. trance on*'dollar, lhe shoot to cunuueui.e» »U ' Ce'dock «L m. sharp. ■ • i Bscorder. CENTENNIAL •«» Ata MEMORIAL SONGS. �English nnd for - the Barnum United fir! Iijr Jacta & SatUai A EJojy. State Altars. pnbHc ■IBM by r»q««i. . I sand you herewith a rerbaum report W. L. Bancroft' of Port Huron planted Torn. <X“ lb. d~lh ol Multi. T«n>- 32 centennial trees, mostly elm. Tho village of Romeo has not a bori now place vacant within its Ixiundarica. ■r, M. Rraaduwlhw. On <l.e recap! <T Ik. pbologrepb ol d~ Vermontville is feneitig her Gen. Kilpatrick writes as follows of I Savannah, after his march through Gscr- SctjaUrahip bon Train, rnnbyCl>i=«» Tiwr. (hmnectieu,. them, Republican ballots were forced away from them, and they wore compelled to rote Democratic ballots. Three United State; Senators will be •no in May from Connecticut, and ouo in the sa^ie inoilfh'from Rhode Island, and one in June from New Hampshire. necticut will deci a Con­ and the Democrat, other two States Rapubiioans. From the Des Moinre ■'Hayes dock is going up A’<yi»/cr fast. If it keeps on improving in Iowa aa it has in the past mouth, the sentiment at the time of the State Convention will be as strong for him as for Blaine, who leads all other candidates in this State a great ways.’’ Speaker Kerr s clerk writes as fellows to an Indiansppolls paper: “At present the prize seem* to lie between Hendricks and Davis. Hendricks has been the longest in tbe field and most talked about, but there is a strong uudevourrent setting ia favoro f the gentleman from Illinois. The correspondent of lhe New York Titan who attended tho Indiana Demo- sugar this spring. witness the universal grief that is ever felt * Geo. H. Hotohkias lias been retired from tbe editorship of tbe Bay City Luuibermau’s Gazette. hogs and >iiOO worth of eows. Lcckcrly, a Kalamazoo saloon-keejicr, has been arrested and fined >50 and costs for kccing his saloon open Sundays. About 200 Odd Fellows were in attend­ ance at the 57th anniversary w Odd Fel­ lowship’ hold nt Albion on Wednesday last. The Mate pioneer society ha» sclcetcd H. H. Bingham as a delegate totheecnfennial meeting of old settlement Philadel­ phia. A pine tree, containing over 8,000 ft. of lumbar, han boon-shipped from Stanton to Philadelphia, where tt will be exhibited at the Centennial. < The Detroit Post says that the smallpox seafo was got up py a sensational news­ paper aud some physicians' who realise disorder and noisy discord in the Conven­ good fere by vaccinating, tion were indiscribabla. Tlie field meeting of the Detroit Horse Association for 187£ will be held July 4th to 7th inclusive. Premiunis amount ing to 110.000 will be given. The Tammany Hall Seymour Convention of July. 18G8, waa calm peacafulness compared to thia." Tho Richmond ( Vm) J)i»?al<K is very At Loomis, Isabella county, nine per­ sons have been arrested for stealing pine, among them tlie supervisor and treasurer. certain that he could not be elected to They will be examined May IU. any ofioo of honor or profit by the people IL C. Lewis, )isq.. of Coldwnter,z will rare that Gen. Hancock s connection with the execution of Mrs. Surratt renders it I ic same condem­ send to the Centennial a report on his nation it passed upon Gon. Hartranft of celebrated gallery of painting? and statuary, illustrated by large photographs. Pennsylvania. Governor Bagley has pardoned Henry 'Tbe people of Texas arc in the midst of G. Sparks, who was sent to prison in 18C!> a heated controversy over the Senatorial on a fifteen years sentence for robbery. raecearion to Morgan C. Hamilton's seat His innocence has been satisfactorily retapliabcd. ■ tea choice between Richard Coke, the It is reported that C. B. Benson has of the United Btertes. coek, the fitting member ofCongiw from he Fifth Congressional D-'etrict. Speaking ofthe gubehutorial nominee put into tW Otter Lake Boom 4,000,000 feet of saw logs during the past winter, flehaaaold neaaly 17 000,000 feet of lumber during the past season. of the Indiana Democrats, who w a mem­ A Democratic Subterfuge. ber of the present House, the Washington correspondent of the Springfield Ifr/nbli- Il is becoming more and more evident that this solemn farec of impeachment was or concocted simply to make political capital for the Democrates, and as an excuse for Leaders. Tho Indiana Republicans hare the immense sums which they have spent say that Orth will beat him by a round and arc spending in raking tho sewers of majority.’’ the Ifepublicau administration in search of A Washington dispatch in the New testimony to be used iu the coming Pres­ This impeachment York Tnnrx says the meaning of the slow idential campaign. trial, which will cost at least twenty-five progress in the Hoi *c seems most likely thousand dollars, perhaps twice or thrice that sum, is an-example of the lavish rerarin undone after the nomination of manner in which the Democratic Repre­ the Republican candidate in order that sentatives arc squandering the people’s money to secure t ht&riumph of tharparty next fait in Wasfi’ngtbn’a” month or two fnvMtl■'fhc Truth about too Centennial Pros-, cm soys: “WiOfrtns is an inflationist, but not quite so violent as Holman pects. A correspondent of a New York never foiled the Republican party in any answered She man. “But, sir," said lhe clergyman’ “we arc in the habit of praying for the President « state that I felt it to be a duty I owe to nnd Congress.' " That/ right, pray for them; no objeeyou and to myself, and especially to the tinn nn that M*on>." Davis and the Confederate Cungrew. “Oh!” said Sherman,•' You wan -prey for Jeff Dark, do you?” ory of one wh joe fame shall live io histoiy, “Yoe, sir!" emphatically replied and in song, “as one of the immortal clergyman. names, that were not born to die." I can “All right," mud Shaman, his brows but wish that timo wuuld permit and that lowering, “prey for him, pray for the rfrtmy poor feeblo tongue could recount to •1—pray for both of them—tho onu needs it as much as the other. Ta that all, gent­ you in language suitable to the occasion leman?" the many noble doodz pf daring, the mid­ That was all—that was enough. They night adventures, the hair breadth escapes had failed to indncu General Shcrmnn. to that make up the history of her eventful make martyrs of them. • Almost every day the Negroes came in life, while pursuing h«r enemies over the great numbers to see “Captain Sherman," hot, sandy Desert of—of—Siberia. Ob, as they called him. Some with one nquest, how oft have I listened to that shrill some with another. The General never re­ swoet voice borne on the winds of a soft futed to tee th cm. and they always left his summer night, rising in cadence sweet, presence with their hearts all aglow with love and gratitude for him and *■ Massa like the whisperings of an angel band, and Lincum." # then when danger threatened, with bead A practical illustration of the successful would ever mark tlie spot where danger application of the | rinciplc of object teach ing in education is found in the sjdcudid threatened and the strife was fierce. Ah, course of basins; a training given at the my friends herr was the true royal blood Yale Buaincwi College, New Haren, Conn., of our race, no poor blue, piebun blood whose advertisement appears in another coursed through her veins; no, no, she column. Here the student ia tansht to Kx-Reprcwptrtm Rollin end Senator Cragin, the present incumbent, who, though he has ha? two terms, would takej^ Washington a W WIXWRtOHT. ,*HlS?5bK'“‘‘ B. HE IDT. 0.REAT VfKSTERN RAILWAY NOV S 01 ATLANTIC iTriXJ* II fort of Thin! «t !• BitA5 p. .iu p? «“■ i'Bltea'n' Mra an num and Air Linn, rwt .: foot Bruh »L. njUa.au ‘"P-“4 Buffalo ria Air Um aad ■oIBrHte, Jfcwtoo«e»i.a«p.-t *.‘*i Iman Parlor ear tollulilo wilwu U Lia» HollMkh.ftoBtbcrn WlthBatrolt-nillJdBk J: SMthwastern Bridae at «J>7 »-WithLaka SUre A Nirt>. Santhern mtCTion—Wilk Drtrolu Eel Itevfr 4 foot Thinl CMsam. TntoCkt. WabMb Part Mym*Cinalnaatl.^and Cincinnati, fill »S ’is :s 1* MICHIGA1} j. n. tn-;i:;. n Pa*>. Aa’t. ll.i CHICAGO k LAKE HURON t< TIME TABLE No. 8. TRAINS WEST. Pultart il'.r, Ckariotle. is CHAINS EART CENTRAL RAILROAD. have your photograph token." At the close of the addrwi the follow­ ing beautiful lines were rang, to the lune of "Brave Men behold, your fallen Chief". Taking Effect Apr. 16th, 1876. COING EAST. voices from the Inferno choir of Middle- fl i htf na connrcUotH with trains * Indiana railroad for £ tralto were beautifully executed by a dele­ gation from Bumblebee Plains. iS r‘S Fx.Jom d to the ■ 'is .« tf u "a Ke IRAMD RAPIDS DIVISION. The Reliable Short Liar EAST AND WEST. toaku raoM. UAHS RARIBS AMP DETROIT ^a«ull. LErrrJSiSJift' tten. White Pteeoo. Th><Allot**, Graad Itoi-ib anl is at Philadelphm, a good many wil go. If not, thayll stay at boiuc.” ' the *80) CHICAGO I fflCHIGiNArLAKE 8H0HE “ On the couree of recent^trips North to 11 in real business transactions, and going And, here lot me not forget to im- through the full routine of actual business preNi deeply upon your minds the lesson experience. It will be al once apparent of her glorious example, may it over be that a course ofdiscipline and training like AfirSjorte-l Lint brtwTcn Chlcaxu ant^ Grand this cannot fail to fix upon his mind many year pride to strive to emulate her glori­ important principles and farts which he ous deeds and work out for yourselves an would not otherwise retain, and enables undying fame that shall be the pride and him to go from the college into the bank, Summer Time Table. glory of your posterity. (At thia point office -or store with full confidence in bis ability to discharge correctly the duties of a low murmur of applause greeted the iw Station*, his position. •Mired J-31 rr“ speaker from every fence corner in the The street railroads of Philadelphia are yari.) • ■ beginning to arrange for the Gentenntal And in conclusion lot mo advise each burintsa. . Six of them will run care to 3 X) S IS and all of you to make a proper application the Exposition grounds, and they are pre of tho facts presented in your hearing to­ naiiug to start one every minute, if it shall night, take Maltio Turner for your guide be found nececoary, making 390 care arriv­ btatiotu. through life, keep her glorious record over ing every hour. The capacity of these cars will ba 8,800 persons seated, 16,000 iu view, keep your premises likelier's, free crowded and 24,000 packed. Other fac­ from vermin’, keep your spines in readinesn ilities fur reaching tho grounds will be UrapdJunetiati. to hump at a moment s warning, your provided, and the number of persons naratives for inflation and your inards that may be carried to the Exposition every Chicago. ready for the stringed instrument* of the day will be about 200,000. Fare for the Goiu North—Day Eroreoa. Grand RapM« MixmI round trip «ill be 12). <Uiiy »x ncptS unday*, Niaht Ex proa daily Bxcpl Hope Band. Thus fully prepared you can —Erraisa Bx prra lie down to rest in peace (unless that band unlajr. AU vUmt UBiua dally « G-aaeWw-at wuA t.lLtr insists on playing at your funeral) and common aense in the following: According ...... r. TKAtXM Wjyd'StrttTH- preserved the fame of her glorious ancest­ something like than WcH.H depends agpod deal on bow much it costa. People oan.t to use much money just now outside New Hampshire politics have begun to afford ef their own family expense*. If the be enlivened by- the question of the railronda put down their fares low enough, Uptod lUtps. Seuatorahip, the. election and folks are rare of not being swindled Stasnu, - royal of Kilkenny, and moat nobly has tl^e ors. can most Active candidates ate Ex-Goverpvr .j,y’— ta was a lineal descendant from the blood Ewmriee, ferUi^Ui Oku^lUUxt Jane. The o fiS- erect and Jofty plume that fearful wail party by wicked and bare-faced frauds which QK AXD TRUNK RAILWAY. NOV. 1875. Let mo here Presi'leu^ial eta*Ion except that of 1868, den stole the State foe tlseir J. B.’MVLLdteK.Oe3?TalSan,« J. D. Dnr. Axrnt. LaBJfts. tho good and great go out from our midst, paper condenws a good deal of fact and can Preaideutial candidate, because “it ' “ Well, that is a good religion. No_objcctiorr to your .religion; none whatever,” tax for general purposes, The third annual report of the State Board of Health has just been israecL that this small tribute at least, should be oSero&on my part, to the eheriaBed mem­ It is a work of ITO pages. H. A. Moyer,of Vermontville shipped from hero last week, >1,761 worth of TBALXS GGINa SOUTH. by tho nobler portions of onr race, when to return no more forever. Grand Rapid* lias a debt of 1475,000. The past year >200.000 were raised by Train* WmI. «n»RT UNB JtrrWEKN KICHIGAN AM THE SOUTH. ___________K-A——j cwai, .11 llu, felixo ftoa Ibia aad aoigb. servioM as usual in the churches? Log driving L in full blast on nearly ‘•Certainly,” said the General “why They have both got long punwa and it is all the rivers throughout the Suguiaws. not? We are especially directed by the said are drawing on them viety “freely to Michigan has sent 1,100 varieties of Army Regulations to pay due attention to secure success. Barnum is said to _bc wood aud 2,000 varieties ofshrubs to the tho customary ode wm rang, T. Turner divine airvice on the Lord’s day. My sdCentennial. —«• ahead Cook arose and said : diem are Christians; certainly, open your Tho prospect# for a peach crop on the The Hartford Currant mjm that at the “My friends, it u no usual or common churehea, we will all go." “ But," said the dignified, saintly-look­ Conoeeticut election the Woodbury town cast shore of lake Michigan were never occurrence that has convened so many of better than now. ing individual,” some’of us arc Episcopapaupers were carried tb tho poKing-pbce State* Mil!®*’• MkhUah cor MiiUlcTHto respondent of TEC .'Philadelphia Pre*. Montgomery "Blaif/ohc of the counsel for Belknap, and owe of the koouart observers Gon. Belknap is reported an much an­ noys^ ty the reiteration of the atatcnwnt and shrewdest political manag<re.at the capital,remarked a few dayamnec that'the Dsmocrate in Congress were a “pack of without foundation. gave it as Mr. Thurman's opinion that Gav. Havre ia most likely to be the Be- I did not ooufas. lAMwaro wb«a R will tmj tha rory «»rao It ii a fact that M. E. DolUr nde of Boston. subatancc of fisvor before the people is to If my resignation ia deemed a confesriun, be aide to drag the Republican [arty down rxa dollar. UOwDl roM.&r bo fU If you will only A Connecticut umu ustralion of attempts maybe made'io disguise the farts, lti£!i the whole opposiCwn to Congressman John Haw-** a candidate for the United IWOftoe." dcredbr Did Tbe FIKE PRINTING DONE at this OFFICE � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-08.pdf 0cad55b9809021395ed36c6728312bb7 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 3. HSTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. MONDAY. MAY 8. 1876 The ^ejii-Weekly Rephhlicaji Bajijier. lar oct of inhumanity is be guilty of at present, that irritates you GEO. M. DEWEY, AND Elilivrt PVBL1SUER. O3F1 TJE3E3S ULIfEB ClimirilV! AM FA’S OF AD VERTISING. rm Line-, or Low of Nonpl '.* Fvp« eoniUarc-t n Square. »rwa | 1 u. । : ». I~ ta.f_ fliT.1 Tri I Square. I t-1M | fci.HO | t1.00 | _f?J» | JRLoO t Square*. l — Xroi ACU I Km| 12JMI sKoO *. Colon. |_W|_14)| 13001 SSOOI -UDo V^umn. | 6K)| mo; mof~S7QQ | ~63j» !a Column. I too I 12.ffi» | ».C0 I 30.00 | 80.00 1 c..lumn,| IX90| ntnl M,<Q| 80.00l iajO 1506 Sold //18/1. $ofg Sold // /fly*. 7472 Sold r/f 18/3. 14976 Sold 1/11874. 31077 Sold i/I 187g, 41/0 7ULL7 100000 niLL bi 41401410 704 1876. O/tt 44L7 TI^T ^A»r Sold EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. MILO T. WIIEl’.LEH. ** in the Court ISAAC W. VROOMAX. UNDER-SHERIFF. Deputy U. £ Marafeal.Uene-,l CellMtina Arant aud Auctioneer.—'late* cl the Court Uouae. Haatins*. Mieh. JanylTj ' Nine different Points for 1876, adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. PRICES REDUCED Come and get one. fON TBIL.i thus . Zj_________ V VNTY TREASURER.—Offiee F. S. BOWES. • CIVIL ENGINEER, Connly Surveyor, and Grnvi»J C.uiveyaneer, •.ffloo in the Court Homo. Martins*. Mich. . 45tf JOBS Q. CRESSY. HF.R1FF. Deputy County Surveyor and General ’ Coaicyaneer. Office at the Court lluuac. Jaayl'75 S- C* PR1XDLE* NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEYANCER A LOAN AOEST.—Will negotiate loan on real rotate for emu* of S3X) and upward*. xxXyl (. G. HOLBROOK, ( XyUARNEV AT LAW and Solicitor in Chau- eery, will attend promptly t* all Loainew entru«te.| io bits. Office over Harbor Jk Bailey'* *l.ire. Vffiee open at ail hburr till 9 o'clock fflOMMD W BROS., IfMS. Champion Reapers and Mowers. ‘ Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, &c., &o. GItKBI/K & RUSSELL. 50yi ATTORNEY A v Cuiinlv. Arent for Homo V.. and Pbcroix Inauranc* re in the Court lh>u*e. ■________ lanylTStf Si UURGHER. ATTORNEY. Counaellor. and Solicitor. OXee Stale St.. Harting*. Mieh._________________ ___ WM. II. RAYFORD, CY and C.iunaellqr al Law, and Solicitor cry. uixl laiunetrou Mu|w, Real haute Darlow A Goodyear'* atore. janyl'rt IMPOSITION HATED DR. C. RUSSELL. I'MYSICIANA SURGEON.—Dffire over Julio* Itaaeoll'a »:■•**. jtmaix Block. Stale Street. Haiti no. Mi*l*. PARTNERSHIP. DBS. E. F. A- I. W. RROWN-Phoieinni. Sur— ..*>----------- > r -tore, Stale all bourn. r promptly attended to .Mr*. KA.Uolbrvok. xxlStf WJL UPJOHN, "HYdi'.’IAN A SURGEON.—Office wait and of StateSt.. Uartlnx*. Mich. DELIGHT J. WOLF.M. D. tlffieo in rear room orcr the Borton Caah Store, office hour, fromlOv eloek i.M.tolr.l. Reeidenoe M Jeffrraon Street. AU call* will receive rr.Jupt attention. xxCtt ; DR- IL F- PECKHAM. ' A. P DRAKE, PHYSICIAN A SURGEON.—Office orer F. D. Ack ley *e Drur Store. State SL, Haatinr*. Mieb. Comparison Invited and Competition Defied in Teas, Coffees and Spices JO3EXTSF STPjA.IWJD.MS-Sr’Sh. All grades of Teas the very best in the Market vresh every week from the Importers S. 8. SLEEPER & CO., of Boston, and for sale at prices which dees successful comp^,:‘:'"' GIVE.ME A IL C. PECKHAM, John. Stanley. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, I'ltEEPORT, D.UUIT COUNTY, MICH. O-Spceial attention riven to Direaae of Woman nnd.Ch4dren.~«* XXlltt M. W. RIKER. Martins*. Mieh. Sweet’s H°Tel> GRAND RAPIDS,........................................ MICH LVOS * PICKK1UNG, Proprietor*. Every thins about the Eetal»li*ha>tnt in Naw and I *r*t-ela*i. DOAMI AND ROOM, W.3O 1‘tMl DAY. HiViuti^MaJ^f 3dn quantiuwjtoy Laatfcr. Mich. “Well," began the landlord, “three days ago a man came along here and ■topped at my house and wanted to stay all night, saying be had only one dollar with him and he had two day's journey to go before he could get more, and wanted me to keep him over night and take a share of a dollar and he would A tlintiuc licht from awalinc laiap send me the balance os soon as he could. Haying an hooeat face I told him be oodd May, and I would give him as good as I had; for which ho seemed very thankful, but I noticed ho did not eat a very hearty supper, and soon went to bed, •aylng ho did aot feel very well. Next the death waph lick* morning aa I awoke him fur bia break­ fast, I found him quite nick with aymptoms of fever. My wife gave him some herb tea, which did not appear to help Mark well that man with ailver him any. but continued to get worse, un­ til now.. Ho Is likely to have n run of fever, with no doctor within twenty miloi. Wb. That man that ju«t drove off, is going to Bolton to-day. and could have taken him, if lie had iwen half wny human,** and as the landlord concluded |1C <*»( hki cye with a look qf contempt In the direction the man had taken. “landlord," said I, "I will juat step in and see the man before I go, and if I can help him in any way I will do ao." 1 I followed him into aamall bed room just back of the kitcheq, whoro 1 found the sick man, who appeared ta be abo6t fifty ; With rifta and Brillahrnld: years of age, and with every symptom of fever. He told mo he had been to M__ county to look at some land, but not find­ ing any to suit, had speut’a good deal oftunc, and nearly all his money he had for expenses, without locating any hud. and wax on his way back when he was com­ pelled to stop where he now was by sick­ ness aud had no hope of proceeding ‘ any With anger* numb, nd eh III, frfhhcr nt present, He stated also that he had means among his friends to pay hut expenaea, but none knew him, and seemed very much discouraged with his situation. My sympathies were at once enlisted in bit favor, and by an impulse in which I have never found nn explanation, I re , solved to stay with him and help him through Iim sickness without thinking about my own business which had called me that way, and in. my own prosperity might depend. Daring the afternoon ho grew much worse, and before morning he was quite (Merioua, aud al daybreas I started fur Bolton on_Juot for medical aasiatance, reaching town about the minille of the forenoou, and finding the doc­ tor at hAmc, and assuring him I would pay him bis fees, and procuring some A FRIEND IN NEED. necensarics for the sick man, I returned with the doctor, reaching tie tavern about two o'clock, finding the patient still worse than when I left in the morn- ‘°K' _ After a critical examination, the phy­ sician pronounced it a case of typhoid fever, of a most malignant type, and said the gieakst care would be ncceaaary, and the constant attendance of a j ood nurse, to rave his life. The circuuMtancca attending the cose were unfavorable; the man was without money or friends, who could aupply him with medicine or nunung, and the coun­ try being new, and neighbors few, and living long distances from each other, made the case much more difficult, aud the patient being delcrious could not tell where they could ba found what means he had to repay any outlaya which might be made for his comfort. The landlord being poor, and his wife with poor health, and hci household duties to attend to, there could not bo expected such help from them as was needed. ‘ It seemed to me, unused to the world as I was. very inhuman to leave the man ia his present condition, and pursue my journey, therefore I lesolved to stay with him until he died or recovered; knowing well that I should lose many days time, and expend some money in doing ao. I stated my intention to the doctor, who said he would make his charges aa light as posBiblc, and the generous land­ lord “who could fool fur other's woes," promised that such faro as he had to offer should be without money or price. After dealing out such medicine as the ease demanded, the doctor left, promising to come again in two days. The man continued in nearly the same condition for two weeks after which time ho begun to gctbelter, and the doctor stated that the I was sitting, “that bis aervicts would no longer be needed, re off, ain't no t-pecimcu and made cut his bill which I paid accord-------,— ■ _jrhe ain't no relation to my friends neither, ho belongs to a employed him, which was even lorn than tribe by himself!" “My friend," said I, “what is the diffiAt the end of the third week the mao naal.M Hi.al. al... _ — ~ 1_ *_ f . aa.. had eo far recovered that further extra Nothing occurred out of the general experience of tntvelen< until I got into thin Stalo about one hundred miles from here, when one day-^I flopped at a small log tavern to obtain dinner, which con­ futed of corn bread and milk, and a few glicewof TCDiaon, which to a hnaltby Kung man wlioec uppetite was sharpened twenty miles of rough walking wm not to be deBpmed. After I had finished my repart, I took a seat by the door-aide with the intention of having a hall hours Ml before renuming my journey, and had been seated but a few moments, when the* landlord came out talking entrealingly to a person who was following him out of doom. Said he ‘‘you can take him just as well aa not to Bolton where ho can get some m&lccino and care, for to morrow he will be too sick to go, and, I .sines r, you may want Bomo help youraclfsonie day." ‘•If I do," answered the man, "I shall probably have to help myself, or pay for ail the help I get." ‘•The old man will give you a dollar, which u all the money he has got, and I will give you two dollars which is all I have, and your bill besides i£ you will take him along," said the landlord. “I can pay my own bfll'Mr. Landlord, nd I am not a traveling hospital -, here is the amount of your bill air, now hitch up my horse, and I will be off," said the man tn a hanghty teno. “Hitch up your own home you miser­ able brute you!" Said the landlord wrathfully, "and don't you ncvc£ ask me for another favor unlom it is to Miry you,' continued tlie landlord. N To those Whom it may Concert I ain now running a NEW PORTABLE MACHINE for Moving, Rasing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings from small to great, and having handled about 1,200 build­ ings in 16 years, feel confident 1 can satisfy liimadf off for a 1 ------------- «. - — Je ain’t. Thu’a those that may favor me with a call. I where the difficulty comes ia," aaid the I landlord apiu-fully, and as- he coDcindod My address is Irving, Barry Co., Mich. S. DEAN ds away. e Irving, Mich, April, 11th, 1876. xx50in3 “Bal Landlord,” said I “what particu- e in hi* ease was, that his memory defective, that at times he could resume my journey, I had. lour roarer- -— .'.f WHOLE NO, 10X6 nation with him, in which ho stated his name, and his bnmacM in that part of the country j which was to locate a Urge body of land, in view of high prices in the future, and that he had a large prop­ erty at the cast end that he woiud repay me ten fold for all I had expended for hhn in his extremity. I gave him my address, where I should probably get a letter, should ho send one to me. The next moning after bidding my host and my patient good-bye, I resumed my jour­ ney, with barely money enough to buy my land and pay mv expenses fur a few months, until I could get a commencement on my bad. Soon finding a piece of land which suited me, I purchased it of the Govern­ ment, and received a patent or deed of it at the land office, and being very abort or money. I did not get it recorded in t^p office of roebrd for the County where the land was situated ; and it appears that by one of those unaccountable exceptions of an almost infallible general rale, the officer had negketed at the governmont land offie to caned my land from the hud plat; and therefore had rezoaioed on the land pht as unsold hud, any one looking for a fanu would suppose it had iwea taken of course, and my deed from the goverhment being burned at the time of the fire, I have nothing to prove my title to the laud. X "And you s^o rif," said Mr. Weston, at the conclmiou of his narrative, “that by kindness to a fellow in distress, I have loot my land, and the last dollar of twen­ ty five yearn hard labor; for from the morning of my parting from the man I assisted in trouble, I have not even heard one word from him." . The old gentleman had listened attewtivcly and seemed much affected by the story, and at its coxcluaion arose, and stepped to Mr. Weston's side and with his hand exclaimed! “I am that man whose life you saved aome tweniy-firc years ago, and during those twenty-fire yean I have in vain tried.to recall your name, "which I had forgotten one hour after you had portedfrom Inc, and the paper on which your address had been written, had been sto­ len the night after yoa leftj* together with the remaining dollar and pocket book, thereby losing all traces of you un­ til this hour, although I have searched for you in vain for many years." "And my friend," the old g* ntleman continued with a happy smile, “I ahall still adhere to my favorite precept that "If thou east thy bread upon the waters thou shall find it after many days," for out of my abundance I will share with you in your distress.’’ And the old gentleman, Mr. Gardner, did fulfill his promise, for he compelled Mr. Lascar who claimed Mr. Weston's hnd, to vacate it for he was in the power of the old gentleman by some unlawful act which he had done in other years, Mr. Gardner refunding ths parohase money. He also placed in the hands of Mr. Wes ton a sum of money greater than ho had ever dreamed of possessing, sufficient to place himself and family far above want. A few mouths afterwards the old homestead was again the happy abode uf a greatful family, and within the follow­ ing year the two sons ofMr. Gardner had found in Mr. Weston's daughters, Ellh and Grace, all they could desire in a wife, and were married with the consent and well wishes of all. Mr. Weston never loses an opportunity of teaching hia children that an act of kindness sooner or htcr will be repaid many fold. MrColfex*Declines Hon. Schuyler Colfax, has writen the following letter to a citixen in Lake county, Ind.: ' South Bxmd,April 8 Dear J udgk Turner;—Homs for Sat­ urday and Sunday, aa usual, and enroute from Minnesota to Michigan lecture ap-. pointments, I find your letter. Thanks to the good friends of your noble little county (which Bustainod no so steadfastly and so entbmihstically through so many ream of publie life),for their good wishes. But, even if an unanimous election to Congress was tendered to me, I cdhld not accept. Public service is, I know, often a public duty. But twenty yom of faithful service to my country have certainly fulfilled all such obligations ofcitaaenahip. The hap­ piest years of the past quarter of a century bare been the recent ones, in which I have belonged to my family, and not to "the rest of mankind ’’ With unabated devotion to Republioin principles, 1 aaost be excused from attesting that devotion except in the ranks with its nulliani of �■ |«nne:. bonds for M>. Bkune'a benefit and to the Blaine. dealings with which to hang Blaine volunteers a statement of his pur­ hasjust as much to do will these infamous accusations through the disseminated press, or with the jurisdiction of Congress in any way, as thejpnrehnse ofhis dwelling house in Augusta, Me. Will the matter rest here? For President, 'RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. For Vice-President, JOHN F. HARTRANFT, of Pennsylvania. Subject to tho decision of the Republi­ in any event it will bo seen that Its foundation is repudiation,its frame work sophistry, and its finishing touches the wildest sxageratlon, and evidently tho product of a brain not altogether in a normal condition. The independent and patriotic people of the It will in reasonable know We do not that ho need try to do it. He has already convinced a’l who arc open to convinction. ‘‘Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the other.” Republican National Convention. The next union Republican Convention for the nomination of candidates for President anti Vice-PresidentW the United Stoics, will bo held in the city of Cincinnati on Wednes­ day the fourteenth day of June. 1876. st 12 o'clock noon, and will consist of delegatee and of two delegates from <mch orptnired ter­ ritory and the District of Columbia, in call­ ing the conventions for the cleetion of dele­ gates the eemmittees of the several stales are recommendal to invite all Republican eleetorv and all other voters, without regard to Tpasl political differaacea or previous party affilia­ tions, who arc opposed to reviving sectional imues, and desire to promote friendly feeling and permanent harmony thrpughout the coun­ try by maintaing and enforcing all the constitutional-righu of every citixen, includ­ ing the fall ami free exercise of the right of sulfrage without intimidation and without fraud; who arc in fevor of the'continued prosecution and puniahment of all official dialionesty, and of economical admini'traiion of the government, by honest, feithful and capa­ ble officers; who are .in fevor of making such reforms in go^rnmer.l as experience may, from to time, suggest; who arc opposed to imputing the credit of the nation by depreci­ ating any of its obligations, and in favor of sustaining, in every way the .national faith and financial honor; who bold that tbc commoi school system is the nursery of American lilterty and should be maintained absolutely free from sectarian control; who believe that, for the promotions of these ends, and directioa of the government should continue to be confided in those who adhere to the princi­ ples of 1776 and support them jw incorporat­ ed in the constitution and laws; and who are in fevor of recognising and strengthening the fundamental principle of national unity In this centennial anniversary of the birth of tbc Republic. E. D. MoauAa, Chairman Republican Na­ tional Committee. WuxiAX E. CttAxntxa. Secretary. Washington, D. C., Thursday, January 18. Convention. A Republican State Convention, toeloci 22 delegates and ileraales to attend Ute Repub­ lican Nations Convention at Cincinnati on the Hth day of Jnne next, and also to elect a Re­ publican Stale Central Committee, will be ...1.1 ik. Grand Ranida. on WeJnMuaj, ura iuu» .v.v, ~ » All Republican elclcra, and other voters without regard to past political differences or .reviews party afflliaUons, who believe in are rapport the principles enunciated in the c all for the National Republican Convention, and invited to participate in the election of dilegatM to thia convention. The aeverel eounliea will be entitled to in the county ho reprreeato, 8. D. Bingham, Chairman. 8. 8. Olds Secretary. MR. BLAINE’S EXONERATION. Mr. Blaine’s statement ia completely to It ccrent the whole ground of the charges prefcred against him, and makes thorough The,felicity of the ex­ ecution, if that were an important matter, might well command the admiration of all He has given reasons satisfactory to nine- tenths of his countryman why he has taken the course he did, rather then to resort to the dilatory and too often in­ al denial*, han quietly collected hie proofe, or/hree minor points, but nothing of any ape ‘ isequence and the •’convention" add hardly t*e added that tbs proceedliule short of a few. For a »mau'| roue, a leader chance foY life|o warrant lying awake o'night monopolies of whatever nature, to Ostentatious display and ita attendant corruption, and who desire thal the governn^nt shall b— republican in name but also in spin feet, are urgently requested to unite with |hls conganlxation to be known m the back Party, and animated by Green 'lodging HAL LETTER. How doth ©to little bu»y bee.-Sor-.e Danger << an Unfavorable opening— Will the railroads compel people to atay at heme—Queattona that Puz­ zle the manager* and the things they Philadelphians and othem immediately concerned arc a good deal exorcised just now. over the mospective attendance nt the Centennial. There arc ominous indira­ tions which give rise to fears that it is not going to be ro la<gn m the early estimate presaged. The Lard times, like fha old woman’s cow, are “getting no better very fa<' and then the course of the railroatM haJ been such as to cans? a very wide spread impression that it is going to cot -too much to visit the abow. Had the railway managers, with Tom Scott at their head, seen fit to reduco round-trip fares forty or fifty, instead of twenty five per cent it wolud have put innro money in their coffers, aud contributed more than any other one thing could to the rowe.*.of the Exhibition, so far aS the attendance ia concerned. The supreme boggislmcM —that's the ouly word that auit>>—of the raDro ads ia universal! y condemned. Even Pbiladelpliians, who have always sustain od the Pennsylvania company, are loud in their execrations. This company, qrhich controls ro many lines East aud WdM, can and doc* control the matter of rates ; so that the public will readily roe where to charge the illibcrality. The tendency of railways thaw days tp gobble the lion'» share; to take more for the txauaportalion of merchandise than the original coat thereof, ia nowhere -better exemplified than iu Tom Scott s monopoly. It costs every Western visitor to the Centennial $34.50 fur fare Irom Chicago and return. from Burlington, Iowa, 841.22. and from rUo.rilleSli. * »<• . i . IT. or CALIFORNIA HXOAGO A nor th-WEST! bi: c. F.mbraces under one management the Great Trunk Railway Lines of the WEST and NORTH-WEST, and. wl»h its numerous bracchee and connect Iowa, forma theehortest aud quickest routebetween Chicago nnd all j>olnt« jn Illinois, Wisconsin, Horthern Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, California and the West­ ern Territories, it* Omaha and California Line Is the ahortest and boat route for nil Bdntein Northern Illinois, Iowa. akota, NkbrJka. Wyoming, Ausrralia. It<> ' - Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line u the ah art" line far Nobthhrx Wmcoxbin and Minnesota, and for Madi­ son, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth andallpolnta in tho Great North went. Ita Winona and St. Peter Line Ik the only route for Winona Rochestek. owatonna, Mankato, St. Petek New Ulm, and all paints iu Southern and Uentrnl Mlnncaoto. Its Green Bay and M»». Jette Line Is the only !‘~« for Janesville. Watertown. FobdDu Lac.Oshkosh, Appletoe. green Bat. Escanaba Negaunkx Marquette, Houghton, Hancock and the Lake Superior Country- ita Freeport and Dubuque Lina la the only route for Elgin, Rockford, Frffport. and nil pointe via Freeport. Its Chicago and Milwaukee Line Ik the old Lake Shore Route, and is the only one panning th rough Evanston, Lake Forest, Highland Park. Waukegan, a'Tnr. Kenouia to Milwaukee. the truth, justice and tsr-reachiag/benlficenee Pullman Palace Cars are doing. of our cause we hereby declare the following are run on all through trains of Ibis platform of principles, and invite Allgood men read. vestigated, and any Democratic member of to unite in the support of the asm* This It the ONLY LINE running 9th. 1876. PlflLAlH 1. Wc demand the Immediate and uncon­ these cars between Chicago and SI. the House who plows can make his mo­ 'to be found Probably I ditional repeal of the Specie Resumption set of Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ tion to that effect. Il -w possible that January 14th, 1875. \ cago and Winona. ij^atd about the 2. That It is the duty of Coner the desperate partisan exigencies fur the next At Omaha our Sieepera connect with Constitution to "regulate the valuepf money." Centennial gvouodA~XviDngc of bee hire* the Overland Sleepers on the Union month or so, may dictate such madness; and to that end the Government --------- on a very large scale, too large almost tor Pacific ail road far all pointe West oi but of one thing.we arc sure, the recoil to itself tlio sole right to issue the Mlaeouri River. raised comparison's sake, is the idea conveyed permit this Important function to be On the arrival of the trains from th-' will settle with withering power upon the by individuals, corporations by a general view of thesQ jercs of build­ East or South, the train* of the Chicago heads of Mr. Blaine's enemies. any description. A North-Western Railway LEAAE tlale ings, snd the thousands of workmen cn CHICAGOm uinih* follows:Hmahn md rail gaged upon and around them. The main or Council MJtiHh, TnUn. Oniaua4.UJ, and vailA Bill thal ought to becomo a Law. .-Ur„,u. Two Through will, for legitimate business purposes shall buildings are pretty much completed,-lack­ three membent of h» family tins expense,' -pull maim Palace Drawing Room and A measure that Is necessary to carry into ing for tl c most part only those finishing together with the high rates of list el char­ Sleeping Cars through to Council 4. Thar, in order to protect lheb affect the recent decision uf the United touches which must wait the tardy motions ges and other things incidental to travel, lUttft. industries of the nation from the b ForSt- Paul and Minneapolis, Two Sutra Supreme C'uqrt. and to effectually certainties and fluctuations insepar of exhibitors. There are, however, innu­ foots np a grand total almost appalling, Through Trains Dolly, with Pullman oiliest be is one of that fortunate, but now settle the Omaha bridge controversy, is pretended gold basis, it is the duty Palaeo Cor* attached ou both trains. merable smaller structures in all stages of a-dsys rare, daw of people to whom ‘ object era tn ent to establish a monetary sy For Green Bay end Lake tfaperior. now pending before the House Committee advancement, some of which have scarcely is no money." A gentleman who has Two Trains dally, with Pullman l*nlacc on Pacific Railroads. \tji< in the form of risen above their foundations. Some of made this subject a study lately said that Cars attached, aud running through to Marquette. * a bill prohibiting the Union Pacific Rail­ the States in fact have just begun their a further reduction of twenty five per cent gitimate btiainesa. For Milwaukee. Four Through Trains on railroad fares would increase tbc attetAroad from charging any higher rate of toll daily, Pullman Car* on night trains, aeparate preparations. These main build­ danco one-half and in my opinion it wilr' 4‘arlor Chair Cars on day trains. for the transportal ion of freight or passen­ ings liavo been written about so much have to come. My advise to the people should be withdrawn from For Sparta and Wiuona and train t a in gers across the bridge than is charged for paper money issued by theG already that your readers are undoubtedly for away is not to be in a hurrj-. There Minnesota. One Through Train daily, with Pullman Sieepera to Winona. nn c<|ual distance over any other portion Interrention as well acquainted with their dimcnayins is time cnougt to see all there will be seen For Dubuque, via Freoport, Two of the road; in other words, it dedarra the and a little indifference at tile start may Through Trains dallp, with Pullanin and general character as I could make bridge to be a part of the railroad, and bring wholesome results. Cara on night trains. them; bemdea it- is imposaiblo for those I have just been looking through IndnFor Dubuque and La Cr<w.s<-, via Clin­ Council Bhifis to be the casters terminus. who have never seen a world's fair to obtain dcacc Hall, the little old building in which ton. Two Through Trains daily, with Tho Chicago Trilntne .-ens : The Dem­ night train to Me any adequate comprehcusior s of their im­ the bird of freedom first plained himself Pullman Cars ou ocratic House proposes to invite itself to g». Grcgor.llowa. ■hall mensity from the briefpen and ink sketch. for a lofty flight. It has lately been re­ For riioux City and Yankton, Two to the Centennial on the opening day and stored more to ite eriginal appearance. Trains daily. Pullman Cars to Missouri . ... ___ . ___ ... , __ itoat pay its expenses out of the Public Treas­ the option of the holders with Government A description of the various forms and The coats of thick paiaf'and other cover­ Valley Junction. ury. This is the Democratic idea of ro- bonds, bearing a rate of interest not exceeding types of Architecture so commingled would ing have been taken from tin* walk nod For Lake Gencva^Four Trains <tai}_v. trvuchmcnt and reform. Cut off the fees 3.65 per cent per annum. For Rockford, Sterling. Kenoshu, 7. We demand that the present bunded debt of giro the impression of a discordant jumble stairways, and all the fine old carving Janesville, and other points, you cat* of starveling Consuls and gorge thcmselvei <o lijbL Tb. old Ml i, i. U,f I the country bo refunded as speedily aa possi­ but the effect produced upon the mind is ( have from two to ten trains dally. at the public expeuro! ble into greenbacks sad interchangeable bonds entry, andon the walls arc panels giving New York Office, No. 415 Broadwav; The Graphic has an interesting article thg shall bear interest at a low rate not ex­ not unpleasant. Like those wonderful a dear and concise history of the iuiirat -: Boston Office, No. 6State Street; Omaha __ . .1 __ 1 1 .. n­ patchwork quilts our aunts and grand­ .tant upon the railroads' returns of their bus ceeding 3.65 per cent per annum. 253 Farnham Street; San Fran deeds done "in Philadelphia daring Ottieo, IM.O 8. The repeal of the atrocious act of March incss for the first quarter of the current 18th. 1M9. which, although entitled "An act mother.) used to make in the country— tho revolutionary years: Mr. Etting, who cisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street; Chicago Ticket Office; 62 Clark Street, has it in charge, has collected a . large year. The return covers 16. 000 miles, to strengthen tho public credit," yet in feet and they make them yet for all tho writer under Sherman House; corner Canal number of histories! portraits of great in- and Madison Street; Kinxio Street waa "an art" of gross repudiation of contract so widely spread as to serve as indications —"an act" intended to enrich bondholders by knows—there is a certain harmony of ef­ tcrctst; the members of the Centennial Depot, corner W.’ Kenxle and Canal fects in'the whole picture in spito of the Congress hangs on the walls in one room, Street: Wells Street Depot, corner Well* of the buisnew of the roarii of allmost many apparently inharmonious details. and below them are the very chairs ami and Kenxle Streets. every quarter of the country but New EngFor rates or io formation not attaina­ laid. It winds up its article as follow An American log-cabin does not scorn ap­ the table they used. A second large room ble «m your home ticket agents, ap­ ing the rates of intereat for the use of money, propriate in theheighberheod of a Moorish The results of tbc first quarter of the ply Marvin HvciHrrr. emancipating industry from the grip of the attractions already collected are—a grand, Gon. Kup’t, Chicago year may be summed up then as an in­ •■contractioaists" and money-lenders, securing palace like the Horticultural Hall, nor a stately picture of George III. in his youth; W. II. Stennett, crease of traffic, a corresponding increase of Japanese dwelling in the shadow of an full Icngtlw of William and Mary and Gen. Paw*. Ag»t, Chicago. sou, soove an, grow earnings, and a more than corres­ merauanis Quxm Anne; Bir Peter Ldy s portrait of ponding increase in net profits. Of course giving to millions of our idle mechanic* and Elixabetban Manor-boose nor an uncouth laborers the employment for which they have structure ofcorrugated iron by tho ride of Charles IL: the Sharpie collection of there are some local exceptions, but we been walling an*> praying for ao many long the perfect granite proportions of the Art cabinet pictures in colored crayons, indn have little hesitation in saying that by far and weary months. • Hall, nor a modern Italian villa in sight ding all the men and woineu of any note the greatest number of railroad companies of a coutroction in the medieval German in this country from 1787 to IfUKT; some arfi in better cooditiou to-day than they style, and yet ono does Rot get the idea uf exquisite china and. glass, fine old furni­ were a year ago. The year 1875 appears to have been the lowest point of railroad standard caln dollar'under the act of 1792, incongruity in looking at thee^-'straeturcs, ture, and everything that Lad to do with containing 416 grains of standard silver, waa depression; the company which could ,'made a full legal leader equally with gold aud perhaps it is because there is a sense of ths life of that age. The hall is really a fitness in their presence there. A world's most interesting place to visit. work through that year in safety might le' A chime of thirteen hells, representing fair is a kaltidescopc of the products of all considered fortunate, and stockholders nations, and nothing that is developed by the old thirteen States, has been comple­ may now safely congratulate themselves human skill and genius ui foreign or out ted by a Washington firm for exhibition on the improvement of their property." at the Centennial. Tlfcy Will be placed in the northeastern tower of Machinery If th* Democratic managers have done dare that justice demands the payment forms unite to make the tableau of the life Hall. Ihev weigh 21,000-poun-H. the coin obligations of the nation in either ot of the world which it is one of the* chief largest weighing 3,600 and the smalloat 350 pounds. Their value is $12,000. undying infamy a* the foulest aianderen. that Three times during each day—sunrise, ever disgraced American politics. All winpeople without regard to par­ for a formal opening of noon, and sunset—their music will enli­ danger of being changed by a . i so much atili remains ven the Centennial grounds. They were black mailers nt work in Washington manu­ to be done that it ia doubtful whether any shipped to4ais city this week. Prof. facturing scandal. Hopeless of ever possess­ impreaaion can be attempted on tho I Oth Widdows, who will operate the bells, at ing the full control of Hie Government through of May further than tho uncompleted die­ the exhibition, claims that tho chime is as a cunning, playa in tho main building of Machinery tho most harmonious in America. . straying the reputatlou of every Republican Hall. Thia will not be so much the fault The grounds have now been closed to of the Centennial authorities as of the ex­ all except officials, employe*, exhibitors, point of desperation -where assassination hibitors, who have delayed cremhing by and quilbdrivaa. The peanut merchants Being a bualneax that needs n great deal their own tardiness. Tho foreign exhibi­ and organ giiodcra have taken up their of experience, tors art fir ahead of our homo ' quarters along the approaches, and admin­ effectual melhoda of Congressional invest­ igation; still, he is perfectly ready to be in­ UNDERTAKING: wonderful seal. Other candidal who, when n thing ia to be done, like to see Mr. Blaine, instead of be- to justify this view of the case, nor did soldiers' bornties. believing that Coagree, could much better employ Ito lime fat such just the Board like cutting them off, aqwcially legislation in behalf of the soldiers and people the newspaper men who have done and than ia appreciating the bonded debt held by still doing, Gratuitously, so mueh to adrarnc arc interests of the exhibiliou. It has therefore bcea decided to issue two damus of free admission tickets—both good dur­ ing the entire term of the exhibitionone called complimentary for prominent know where the tariff resolution was. Mr. officials only, and the other for exhibitor, Robinson read the thirteenth; which he sold employes, newspaper oorrrepondents, rt “squinted at tbs tariff nad was the only hint al. The former will be printed on heavy they bad on the subject." Thia didn't cxaci- bond paper in square note sised sheets, and the others will be iu the shape of a more than a squint. Dm Mr. Field row, nee two-leuved book of card board. _ Each ro cipicnt of tbu latter must, have his pboto-^ graph inserted ou the third j<ago before right. When we get more money it will have ths 1st of Juno, or the ticket will be void. prominence as a bold and effective Re­ publican statesman. can National Convention. it well done. back Convention at Jackson on Wednesday duatrtal prostration which afflict and oppi the mu»«, which evils are the result of It lalioh in thvor of the few rich bondhold creditors of the Govsrautsni, ferdpi at men. But wo already observe a aarping native, enacted by that corrupt Instalment of. disposition in certain quartern which, as if tho money power, the Republican /party, and concurred in by lbs Democracy; yho believe foiled in tho uharges thus far made, ap­ that both of thewld pelitical orpteixallons are pears to be bent on taking ita revenge in so completely committed to the interest of the parasite classes aa to be whirtly unfitted to resuming the word of slander aud suspicion, servo the people earnvvt It is suggested that other evidence might favor the selection of u have been cited and other topics gone into, administer the gor barnacles, trickstL.. r Mr. Blaine can never satisfy, and perhaps broken generally; who be seated st Washington by nt iu public and social life will of political malignity—at leart he cannot ation of the Democratic aim bile; In a hope to dh it no long ns he holds his acterixed the earlr days of the the minds of all respectable, work with them. Harawfth we pl*e« before our reader# the suspicion or slander, Mr. chase of Little Rock bonds, which really the point, conclusive and satisfactory. "• What more could lw asked? And yet, that there should not be a peg left on Republican State ! injury of Pacific Road, declares dial he never had any pecuniary Hasting*. Mich., May 8,1876. .... - The Repudistor'fi Phtfocm. position as the Republican leader in Congress, ister to the wants of the daily throng of people in the most approved rtylo. Tho nature of the work in progreai required this closing up, though many complain of net until the first act is half over, no that he 1L Hundreds of men arev-variously'en­ gaged, preparing the walk*, planting trees and shrubbery as though they were on ionseta, removing rubbish wherever buildinc the opening day would not bo preferable operations have crossed, thus making way .a---------- Uwodrewtor, ods from the cam, and oihcr: to have things hi rtntfinetM -------,----- ug. In next week's letter I will give some account of what the differ­ ent States are doing, and the detail of arrangemenbi for die comfort and cuuvenbdd by some that if there was th icacc of visitors ou the grounds, no free ticket the price of admini Wl'KBniNN BnOTnKHN. After many yearn in the buninoa*, can truly say that they can do better work, and give better sat­ isfaction than any other Arm in thk* section. W. H. Stebbins, the senior member, with the experience of a life­ time. will always give. hl< pmsoiial at­ tention to this part of their extensive btWlDVMS. Hearse and Team furnished when requested. The Electric Bahn will be used only wbeu desired. . STEBBINS BROS during 1870, were F14.4t4,l W.7G. Hastings, July 28th. 1876. xxlfitf �jhepeiBi-toBtijM'tol'bWL oi mugwh tr limmiTT.___ STRANGER'S GUIDE CITY LOCAL R^Jl. TDifl-CAItl> Local Correspondence. Political Notes. Dsuocaan ro. Gumsbacks. Secretary Briltow has sqtfrely viadicalcd hlaoselfof the charges preferred by Con- Convention I find, from our city the same men as leading spirits, we always bee in Democrat­ ic Conventions. There may, be no wrong in thia, because a man has the right to change his opinions from a hard money io a son QSatuntayant! Saadi nomination in the Democratic Caucus as dele­ gates to the Democratic County Convention and then go to the GreenU’dk Convention In Kfflr tbe same capacity. I really would like to ask these delegatus, in tion on a hard money platform and the Green­ back Party would run a candidate on their principal, which one they would support ? POST OFFICE TIMECARD public know about this. If you cannot sup­ port a hard money candidate fer provident next fell I don't think you willjbe a fit delegate, Symptoms of Catarrh. lljutwell shakes tbe bloody shirt." He gav* Bayard a good shaking, if that is what I offensive breath, impaired smell and taat*. diirineas, mental depression, tickling cough, ole. Only a few of the aboye symptom* ar* likely Dcmocrats as-an attractive and probably to be present in any case at on* time. When applied with Dr. Pieroe'. Nasal acceptable Presidential ticket, Davis (Jeff Douche, and accompanied with Dr. Ileree's and Tweed. Golden Medical Discovery a* constitutional The April debt statement demonstrates thal Gr®#nb»ck«. HASTINGS Farmers remember that the old and reliable house of C. B. Salsbury ia, as over, buying eggs, butter, poultry and all kinds of farmer s produce, under Barlow A Good Joar's store, aud paying for the same the of nearly a million a month fester than was This thorough course of medication conetitntee ighesl market pnoe. Patronite the house being done one year ago. » tbe oaly scientific, rational, safe and successful you k»ou: to te reliable. XX2tf According to the Willmington, Del. Cbssmero'a/, the liquor organisations throughout GEORGE L HEA THS. Lical filijijitj; ftotice? Daya rd as a Presidential candidate. the operations of the Specie Resumption act ANNOUNCEMENT TO TRE PUBLIC. contracted >100,000,000 by January I. 1877. trill TL—7Z33S GriZ—. ZZ---- ZX W. Vrearnaa which shall in case you cannot carry your joint then try ILOST—A hound color, Uray and Rlack, name, ’Sun. Anyone returning said dog or giving information u to his whereabouts U-n>.>, shall be remuniated. Damocrals of this city and would adviro you to tender your resignation k> that genuine staying It the Hastings House, has fur the last throe or four days been so overrun with busl- he expected Io. hence he will remain here fur a few days longer. He ia doing some wonder­ ful cure*. and ia l«yond question a very skill­ ful practioner In all chronic diseases. He ro- Rainy. Gold 112). Greenl>aek.« were worth in coin on Satur­ day t»bj cents on tbe duller. Mr.T. Philips is building an addition to bl« rroidence in tbe Fourth ward. Alderman Evans is building a linrn nt residene® in the Scc^ph Ward. Du not fail to read the bminess nuttces under his treatment, especially to Bed. Me­ ed for deafhess. Go and vm hi vinccd of bis abilities and oNii lit* children call on Michael Grace. in many foreign certificates that we could Dr. Jaaou Turner is making extensive im- Compliments Marshall PrickcU is doing a good work by compelling the saloons io close up on the hour appointed. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Miller's celebrated Theatrical Troupe, will appear at Union Hall to-night and tomorrow night. Let the Hal! tie well filled. Aiderman Sheldon ia making arrangements preparatory rebuilding an ^idttion to his resi­ deice in the Fourth ward. MV. Win. Burgher has been building a line picket fence and laying a side-walk in front of a neat, tidy six column folio, and is to be Is- superior to the former ■■blanket shce(j» style it presented.— lOnfe Hull Eortnt. iblicsn paper* of the JDite-has its twentieth volume nml un<h •formation from a weekly into Mr. Win. Hams who was so badly injured last fall by felling from a wood shed he was building i-« able to get out on the streets once Slate sportsmans saeociaiion will meet at Jackson to-morrow. The editor of the Baa- List of Patents. ■nding May fl, I87G, i. 187fl. Furnished :. Solicitors of Pal ■is. Washington, D. C. J. Young. Potato Digger—Southfield. V. Bench, Treadle—Battle Creek. F. Eicbbaum, Gas— Detroit. G. Myeis. Windmill—Schoolcraft. T. Rice, Sewing Machins Attachment—Kai. tion for the County of Burry. Id the replevin cause of Abraham Swart vs plaintiff, a verdict that seems to meet as fully the expectation of the public as any ev­ er rendered in the -Court. Sweroey A Knap­ pen for the plaintiff, C. G. Holbrook for the J. Sweetland. Fit* Kindler—Pontiac. A trip of aliout fifty miles through connly. proves to us that the prospects for defendant. PuMAXsair.—Mr. C. H. Baker will giv* itivirucliSns in Spencerian penmanship at were snprudngly beautiful. The iloasom, and indicate a bountiful har- Rowers Hall, on Stale Street, commencing on will be largo and there is pienty of time meeting Friday, and the President directed Secretary Fish to notify the British Govern’ meat thal a refusal to extradite Winslow on planting in season for a full crop. READ THIS Treaty. On Friday the cause of Lena E. Wright by her next friend. II. Wnght, vs. Wm. Tinkler et. al. involving the title to a piano, sold by F. D. Ackley to Miss Wright, was tried in the Circuit Court, and a verdict rendered for tbe plaintiff. Tbe cause was ably tried by James A. Sweesy for the plaintiff and C. G. Holbrook fur the defendants. Of the jus|ke of the verdict there cannot, we think, be a reasonable doubt, though the course of F. D. Ackley in swindling our people out of their ust dues, was simply an outrage, for which there does not seem to have been the slight­ est ni°*M|,y- „ ^-WTSuirdaylbe Editor of t he B xxxaa assist­ ed by Past Grands David R. Cook. Geo. II. - -ks, John Seward. T. A. DeRemer, and several *...ltjr<n from Thornapple Lodro in; slluitad Prairievin. No. 279,1. 0. O. F. . — Rev. J. Boynton, N. G ; M. J. Oom, V. G.; T. B. Desmond, Sec.; W. W. Bugbee, T.; S. E. Bowen, W.: Perkins. R. II. Boweu, I. G. Quest—Who will do the undertaking? Why Stebbins Brutheni of course. Mr. Bristow by pouring out the bitterest abuse on Mr. Blaine. It hi conduct moat To voters, we the undersigned Town­ unfair in itself, fids* to Republicanism .and ship Board of Irving, Harry county, Midi, treacherous Io Mr. Bristow. hereby give notice that we have received a petition signed by 17 voter* of said Town­ The Impeachment Trial. ship, praying for a special Township meet­ ing to vote money for the purpose of build­ The result of the impeachment proceed­ ing a Town Hall and as the action at the ings thus far is tho decision of the Senate Annual meeting waa illegal, we therefore that on Thursday last it would begin to hereby order that a special meeting of the hear arguments on the question whether Electors be held at the house of Owen W. W. Belknap is amenable to trial by Hoonan on ace. 46, May 25th, 1876, at impeachment for acts done as Secretary of 8 o’clock a. m. to vote the means for said War, notwithstanding his resignation of Hall, not to exceed 8400 dollani; also to saicLoffice, and that the. management and vote for the location of said Hall, counsel in their argument! discuss the By order of the Township Board, material, and whether the matter in sup­ port of the jurisdiction alleged by the House of Representatives in the pleading* Hul*equcnt (otbe articles.of impeachment can be aa alleged if the same are not averred in naid articles. The Senate has also de­ cided that the opening and closing of the argument shall be given to the counsel lor the respondent, and that the three counsel and four of the managers may be heard in such order as may be agreed upon by themselves; and that such time be allowed Emkaxckl Cuvbcb. J. W. Bxxcaorv, Rector. Services this week. On Monday, at 7 : 80 p. M On Friday at 7 :80 PM, choir Meeting. __ __ ________________ Hon. Charles B. Farwell of Chicago doesn't feel to bed beeauae be is denied * seat In tbe preeent Congress. lie writes to a friend: ■•To be unseated by ex-Uebel. causes me io have no regrets. The Democratic platform new is : ‘The country must be governed by the representatives of the loot cause.' In other words: Whoever twisted to preserve the Republic must be put down. The House to-day ie under tbs absolute control of par. doned, tin re pea ted Rebels. l*Mir says: * * Undoubtedly there ia a 1 impression thal the Democratic baa done rather too much smelling and ( Il ia said that Gov. Tilden has been terribly Aisapointed by the result of ths Utica Conven­ tion. and that be directly charges John Kelly kWith catering late a bargain with tbe Canal 'Ring to bring about his (Tilden's) defeat st Ransom Wolcott, Asuael Hubbard. Irving, May Ctb, 187G. We sell none of this cheap-made Fmniture that Is made by machinery. Tbe goods we make la made by hand, and warranted. We Invite all persons to call and Inspect our goods, for they al bear Inspection. No trouble at all Rail Road Notes. Detroit and MIL waukee Bailroad during tho week ending April 27th, were >21,GOO, an increaro of about |900 over the corresponding week A Grat Redictioa ii Prices! Great Western Railway earned ISO,650 ; an increase of 85,115 over the same week Dealers tn al! kinds FURNITURE, WFIUMffi Look here ! DANES’ SONGS. STEWART’S SONGS. Whi.rorthat.roa love ms. S. and C. Ktewart. » CENTENNIAL suite* AN! QHAITETT* Look here ! What! don't you think we can sell Coffins, Caskets Shrouds a cheaper Uian any firm in the State? can do it, for, with the help of MEMORIAL SONGS. We J. M. HEWES, we guarantee Satisfaction. Hearse furnished free to any pentou purchasing a Coffin worth ^Xo. We can give you better figures than ever of­ fered before, for we make thp-oract oL_our Coffins and Furniture. Salisbury & Brotseau. Hastings, Dee., 22, 1875. J. Cole <fc Son WH0LESALE A RETAIL S2yl FARM FOR SALE! The subscriber offers for sale a Valuable Farm in tho Township of Hastings, near Quimby Station, on the Grand Rapids Divis­ ion of tbe Michigan Central Railroad, contain­ ing RIGHTY ACRES, of which fenced and thorough drained. There is tho foundation for a bouae, aad a good Urn on tho Promisee. The property will be sold on liberal terms, as to payments and al prices which cannot fail to be satisfactory to any 31st, die Michigan Central Railroad earn­ ed $1,650,372, an increase over last year Sulwcribar. of886,636; the Canada Southern earned, WM. McPHKMON. Hastings Jaa'y. 1st. 1878. XXBOmC 371 over March, 1878. HAYS’ SONGS. Djtahten Goofa Bracteh Frua, k ending March 8165,431 in March, an incnaee of 882,­ 8TBBBIKS BRO’S. । arocMnslne a a' last year. For the three months Peerless Milk Safes now on exhibition at our Furnlturv Store. All kinds of work made to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture neatly done. WE NEA^i BUSINESS.' Furniture Rooms south aide Stale St. opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hardware Store. SALISBURY A BROSSEAU last year. During the week ending April 7 th, the Holdkbs, and everything in the Furniture line. We Invite all persons to call and look Postal Notice. The Iraaincs* of the Hastings Post-office cloaca al 8 o'clock P. M. All vmail depos­ ited in th® door j before opening-- tn the morning will go tail in the first mail. Please buy stamps on Saturday to last over Sun­ for argument *s the managers aud counsel day as we have no Sunday hours for bus. may desire, Thia arrangement ia not sat­ i°^w4 J. M. Nevins, P. M isfactory to the managers' who have claim­ ed the right to open and close the argument, and they may lay their grievance qefore the Whitman's Assortod Candies—the best House. u the market. A full supply al J. P Robert/. The earnings of the Government aa an abrogation by Great Brit ain of the extradition clauso of the Ashburton 4tl£ Because we warrant all goods w® Golngto Kansas or Colorado. Atchison and Kansas City, via the beauti­ ful Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, Colorado Sprngs, Cucharu, Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fe and all points in Colorado, New Mexico and Ariaona. Special round trip 90 day tickets to Denver on sale May 15th, at 850, taking in the famous watering places on tho D, A R, G, Road. Low em­ igrant rates to the San Juan Mine*. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara between bill embodying the principles discussed at M. D. Reed desires to call attention to the M iroouri River and the Rocky mount the Chittenden dinner, namely, the retire­ lit# new Wagon Shop, where ho may bo tains without change. Close connection ment of three millions monthly of National found at all hours of any day, ready to do made at Kansas City and Atchison in any work in hU line, from putting a new Union Depot' For maps, time table*-and spoke in an old wheel, to the building of the “ San Juan Guide," address, eat at this dinner prodiet that an agreement the best boggy ever seen in the county of T. J. Andeeson, cannot be had on I life proposition. Barry. Don't forget the place; in the ~ Hatt. Aot. shop with Jason Rich ± Bro., comer of XX53tf Topeka, Kan. Church and Railroad Strout. Bristow sent him a note heartily com grot u- xx6tf laling him on bis triumphant defence. Again, W. II. H. Heath, the senior tn cm be of the firm of Heath, Salisbury A Cor has retired from business in this city, and 8i die lap) j ngain is now traveling for tho Grand Rapids Burial Caro Co. HU nutty friends wish Church Calendar. May U. 4th Sunday after Kaster ority of my work in the past is a suffi­ cient guarantee of firat-c work in the future. Rooms in Washington Block, south aid* State Street. 3Uf Geo. L. Heath. Do you. want the l>e*t Havana Cigar* most prominent feature in the canvass; while go to J. P. Roberta' for them, If t hr case be decided quickly it may, I* parPipe*, cigar holders, stems, mouth cccs and all Smoker's material kept in rgo iiuantity at xx'Uiwl John Bessmkr'k. NoU«!*kLtoe'l ! ville organising a Lodge of the Independent tinier of Odd Fellows on Saturday. The Republican Stale Convention will be held at Grand Rapids on Wednesday, for the deci ion of delegates to the National conven- can sell cheaper than any Irotm? in Bar­ ry County, for these reason*: iug to defer the impeachment trial till the Fall election*. , Such a po.tponement Uy which ia due between bighminded state* The Ilaxtingv Xffuklicon JljKtrr has changed from a HU colomu quarto weekly, to ■ 24 column folio Semi weekly.— Ge»ata Ca. FURNpURE! Of every Description which we Hastings.Jlajr 1st 1876. John Hyatt. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Where you wnl find all kinds of Partlea having Picture* to frame would do well tog •them framed of un as we can do it P ;jrand Cheaper than any house In P County. We keep Take the Atchison, Topeka A Santa Fe Now arrival of First Clast Chewing To­ *‘,d **** *1<*t*l etock ot after bacco at John Beastncr'a. Try it. xxiixl Railroad; the new and popular line from PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD- California, will arrive at Philadelphia in sca- aw Smoker# buy your Tobacco at xxi3wl John Bkmmeh'h. Keep It. goods ourselvaa. 1 ».t Democrats so long as they suit your fancy and COUNTY OFFICERS. STEBBINS BRO’S. PIOTURESL men. I am now all alone in the Photograph busiocM, and a* I have made arrange­ ments to increase my facilities for doing but more of a renegade tn the Democratic :ta»Sius Attention I will sdl for tho next Sixty Days far Greenbacks only, Boots aud shoes w*v down low. in order to dose out my stock for New Spring Goods. I abo sell the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine, differ ent kinds of Sewing Machine Needle* and Machine Oil. I also sell- Well A Cistern Pump*. J. Maus. Opposite tho Post Office Xx41tf Hastings, Midi. GROCERS Mr te hit al the Laval Unu Bate Un Him mom IATE8 LIE UE lam Shingles Lath &c. �0B?«|ri-Weriny>e|rtd)licH6awer rural topics. once to warn tho rural public against be­ ing swindled by a set of sharpers who hail from Wall, Broad, or adjacent streets iu New York, and claim to giro people a great chance to make money in stock privi­ leges, ‘‘puts and calls," as they are called. T* L. .L« /.f l!u>n, »a nnt dead of Winter as to make ahy money on their “puts." “calls'' and “straddles,' be­ cause these men themselves generally ab­ sorb all the advance or fall there may be inatockfl in their commissions. If auch fortunes as they rvpnwcnt were to bo made they wouldn't be such' fuob ns to advertise for other parlies to make them, but they would make them themselves. It would be an eye-opener to see where some of these •‘bankers" do their business, being sometimes confined to a pine desk, with space enough around it to accomodate an occasional greenhorn to a cliair. of the new hive on one aide, say on three of them, with melted beeswax, using a small brush or a rag tied to the end of a stick-will do. The operation must be quickly performed to make the comb ad­ TREK SWIXDLERS. here well. Next you should apply a thick Farmcra and others arc cautioned against coat of wax to the extreme lower edges of buying trees and other nursery stock from tho oilier bars, which should be made of unknown men, who profess to be agents the shape of au inverted A or V, thus, V; fur Various firms, as many of them are but the angle may be kns acute. This swindlers who take orders fur choice trees, shape, if the lower part be waxed a half on &c.. and deliver trash that they buy al a inch on each side, will cause the bees to very low price. The? are plausible liars, build their combs evenly upon them. Now and all they care about ia to get your you are ready tu transfer yuur bees. In money, never expecting to sell you a sec­ the forenoon of a warm day turn your old ond bill. Then there arc otlicracauips who box hive bottom up, and set upou it an sell “patent rights" eu things that they empty lure of the same sixe and shape, or own no “right” in ; and some fellows are any box made to Ct well. Then tic a travelling about selling a recipe for mak­ cloth around where the two hives connect, ing butter, to cost only four cents |>er so xs to exclude the light; then rap smart­ pound, equal to tho best-in market worth ly upon the lower hive with a stick in each -15 ccuts. It is to bc-hopcd tliat no sensi­ hand for 20 minutes, by which time the ble fanner will throw away hl* money on queen, and the most of. the bees will have such fraud*. gone into the box a^ove ; then place yuur FENCE MUTV. new hive upon a sheet either where the old hire stood, before driving out tho ChntflUt and cedar posts will last gen­ bees, or directly in front of its place, raisu erally 2U years ; anil if charred by fire, or tbe front edge two or three inches, then • if the parts going into the ground be cov­ by a sudden jar dislodge all the bees in ered with a heavy coat of nil tar, in which front of it, and they will all cuter it, also cnongh resin has byco mixed to harden it those that were in the fields and the trans­ when cold, they will remain sound for a fer t* complete. Now set the new hive life-time. Powdered charcoal mixed with ______ _ __________ boiledaud linieed upon the stand of the___ old [ <onc, takeoil^nd applied with a brush, some 01 of the the couibs combs iu in the the old hive vvutaiucontain- * will also preserve posts a long time. some Old hive ing honey, which place in tho new hive UKMKDV FOB SCOrilK. ou the bottom board, raised so as to allow ' A valuable remedy for scours in tows, bees to pass under them, theft contract the 1 calves, colts, pigs, and other live stock, is entrance (If tho hive somewhat to keep out ' very strung coffee; and if they cannot bo robber bees, and all will be right. induced to drink it, pour it through a fhnCOMMJUU1XAL FEBTlMZEttS. i ne! or from a bottle, hut don't pull out the As a general rule farmers should try to nuimal'a tongue, bccnu-c tlie o>ffoc will be produce all the manure they use from their liable to enter tlic wtpdpipe. z own live stock, because guano, poudrcttc, bone dust, supciplKephtte, Ac., are not al­ Moses dropped in on the/Dowagiacs on ways to be relied on, and beside this fact, lands fertilized by them for 'a series of Thursday evening, anti found a good yc^ra lose their, producing power to a great Field to tell what he !kncw apout Robin- . i • i sou Crusoe’s money,! yclept greenbacks. He landed the trampt, and went back on tho bankers for a couple of hourx, after which he fumiod a dun, with H. S. Bus­ kirk and. Carl Gerdtug at the head. It was. with a peculiar satisfaction our currcupondent wntchcdthc an terrified democracy ‘■tumble vuiuun. «v to" .•mown Most* <*uu and his »u *»w>«. theory.— Detn>it E^minj Nutt. . — ------ The analyse* made of tbent may be made 1 The Ypsilanti Commercial says that from fair samples ; but the probability ia, • "McLaughlin, the champion wrestler of the that when a pound or two arc sent to a ; wor)d, has never used intoxicating drinks, chemist for an analysis, these samples gen- and ---» doesn't -»------ ■- •known ---------- — ------one xt_j kind -r of t: liquor crally are of a better quality than what is from another. He has never used iu any sold by thfi ton, bag or barrel. “Super­ form. He is a thorotigh temperance man, phosphate" is or ought toba, groundhonca and a practical exemplification of its util­ dissolved with oil of vttrol (sulphuric ity. acid), but some other ingredients are often mixed with it to increase the bulk and NEW ADVERT18EJIEKTN. weight. Bone “flour,” as well superphos phate, is an excellent fertilixer for almost G.S*. Rowell & Co’s. Column. every crop when it is obtained pure, the bones being ground very fine or dissolved, and arc available for plaul food immediate­ ly whereas the coarsely ground bones have to remain iu the soil much longer to be beneficial. Five hundred pounds of bone flour, or dfist, as it is often called, and 50 Iba of nitrate of potash are an excellent thoroughly harrowed in L-----sown. These fertilixnra arj i--------- J "• In fur other crops^r for *lands to Iu. be seeded down to grass, •tfhett applied to eropa tn the bill, they should be mixed with about , four times their bulk of fine soil, and so left a few weeks if convenient, before be­ ing used. A pint of this mixture to the hill, will show good remits. STATIC Or uirto! l^temSt* Jndirill MwaUlt lt. the Cir- 1W R, D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON ■t bvtel* next friend PROBATE OBDEB. Baoiu.l Brandl and able papcBW ns. paid adrewisements, and•ercaty-aix. then quote them as thn “N. !Y.------- say*’' so and so. AMiy, then' is n» much chance for you to be Htruck by lightning in the BEES. Iii purchasing honey bees, neo that you do not obtain them within.two miles of your dwelling, as they might fly Irnck to their old home, or a part of them, and bo loot. It is just an well to get them in the old stylo of box hive, and they can be transferred to such movable comb hives ns you coucludo to use, after they have swarmed once, waidng 15 to 20 days to give time for the young bees to leave their cells, or as many as possible, then transfer them. The easin! way to do this, is first to attach a few ffioces of comb to the baru degrix. It docs very well to apply them one or two years to the most of crops, and then to change to barnyard manure. But the question comes up, “whose commer­ cial fertilixers ore reliable and worth the prices asked?" There is, undoubtedly, a good deal of deception practiced by the manufacturers of these fertilizers, and the only safe way is to make truth uf them in small quantities before purchasing largely, LEGALS. No AMavito of publication will tZ give until aid for. AH to be Inserted at th. tnteprk*. F£T£MliN*S BBKVE FILLS. 1 lharouvon It i- ~~'* ^UKMZti Gail twenty daj mW33E Circuit Cwt Cammtr.lon.rlu and for (Atruicjpy.) AUcrt. Wm. H. Pow,J£tl»( PROBATE ORDER. rerlaia udmu'dMk l* th* _ Great Bargains --------IN— ' teflVr rlrtirochb. Pianos and Organs C. PRTNDLE. The Smith American Organ. SALE ON EXECUTION. cMUtavit; Tfcay otAwHon ibirto-i HAZELTON BEO.’S PIANOS. laaement* ERNEST GABLER PIANO, all the rirhl. UU.aadinlMWl the roll Hobort DlnwMdie, had on th* raid Uh of Nuferabor. A. D. IKS. in ami to th. fonowinx drocribod r«sl arute. HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Dated PrBiricTille, FeiMwary 3Mb. A. D. ICT. eoataluinx forty itoTacrroJriand. acootdini tu the < - Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. Oli Pilots aiO Organs taies io Eichange fir New Ones. % oftSii-:tfolTmJr<xira« tor Ml. rad »Hl st th* north front door of tl»« Cojirt Jlonro. lath, city of llwtino. fo raid eomilr of Barn. th* .bore Chari - noon, that b*inr bMwwn th* hoar of nine o'vloek “** *“*” •' — Vo'S?? $,rCRB*ST. MORTGAGE SALE. X.bl. n,.*—.U. MWU.e ItJto of M.r*b, recorded in the rrrWan e ran. and on which »*id note* »>.d mortfira there Uclalmed to be dne nt the fit* heraoj. !er princi- R. D. BULLOCK, Wholesale Agent for Mictiiga Northern Ohio and Indiana. Branch Houses at Grand Rapids, East Saginaw a Flint. uKir A. D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. doHara and *eT«utj-elthl rente THE ENEMY OF DISEASE TO MAN ANO BEAST Sa gj w? [VSJ1.M1. also aa aUoraer fee of flfty dollart IQM) ei in laid mortra** exprceelr provided and no ruIt MUSTANG of Sjs Ap«r»eiBrwi» Food. Boater** loaa of n»mpoint ten(10) rod* wLtrfth.'.art Un* o"Motion :dy. Price 11 per bex. Pent e*erri receipt «>/price. Addrrer II. A. Monball, Miob. or21 Jobn BL | FITS & .EPILEPSY ABOUT FOWLS. Always use china eggs fur i.-est eggs, and never-put eggs under a hen till she haa ad onc,night ou a china egg, and is found upon her nest tho-socond night,then at evening put the eggs under her, eleven to a large ben and nine to a small one. ]xrl the nest boxes be of ample aixe, 15 tu 18 inches square; and first put a layer of dry earth at the bottom, then make the nests of fine hay or straw, and sprinklc a little flour of sulphur among it to drive away lice. Keep your hen house well whitewashed, perches and all, and remove the manure often. Put it into a barrel and when filled or partly filled take it in­ to your garden, and mix it with about four times its bulk of soil. Make a heap broad enough to contain the entire droppings of i the season, and here compost your tnuiurc from limo to time, always leaving the top of the heap flat so as to retain rains, and cover wit. litter of any kind, so thal none of the heap will be exposed to the rays nf the sun. These comi post heaps should be shoveled over two or ■ three times during New Haven Conn.* Ww FOR THE !S#T. POSITIVELY CURED. Coox Minuoi Lum „ ' DR- 1IEBBARD*S CURE IT HAS CURED THOUSANDS, Mt will Blve si,000 for a era. U will n Mercantile Training rtgKSg; KlSt. _______ . ________________ ir worrteaM of tbe ionseit etandlns. by uii 1 THE FOE OF PAIN Morton* • 2MT- LINIMENT WHICH HAS STOOD THETEST OP 40 YEA RS. THERE IK NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE NO ACHE, NO PAIN. THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMAL. THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A ROT TLE COSTING, 25c.. 60c.. or SLOW. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING; AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE UOItSE. »Url YOUNG_MEN. CHARLES R. WELLS, 1'r^i.l, HENRY h. LULLS, SrtfHify GUARDIAN’S SALE. , . matter of the rotate ofLouoa A. Gatse ■S3 J.RDIBBLEE.C Addro*. UtLMOEK SM^TH ^C0_. The most extensive, thorough and com­ plete institution of the kind in the world. Eight thousand graduates of this college now in oucccssful buKincw in tin- pnm nal j t<)Wnq p tthe jw United Slate* cities ftn and towns o of Slates * The Richt ffl of Kiieatimi for Yow Men. Dated. April Uh. ICT. aprl’iT sgs la herby <lren tbat NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING ADMINISTRATORS SALE- THE BICKFOKD AUTOMATIC Magnificent granite building, with ele­ gantly fitted and famished apartments for the application of and carrying out of our novel and systematic methods of CnltM»tateo< ONE H UK DP. ED AMD FOURTH EDITION. BUSINESS TRAINING, Young men who contemplate a business life, and parents haring sons to educate, arc particularly requested to send fur documents relating to the college, which give full information at to terma, condi­ tions of entarnoe, etc. Address, CHARLES R. WELLS, Pratdwt, xx29lf fuanU eqnal'y as t-rofal m the 8«*iax Macliinr. Perfect. *• Aeap Hatxn, Q>nn oib.r. not IWirod br ». are dear and i*Im 1,1 iuf.lnramimt* on our numl*. m«l wo r.b-"Y . rolltdted cclred. ’ CertlficaUt f. Ju»enll« Ml LlUtC, tbe cotn- 8HEET MUSIC S80’87 JANE X COLE, Administratrix. FOR SALE It THF BANNER 0FF1CF AU Federal OBoen. .VoldierA. and rial ion. wonndod ruptured, or I nJ ,.r*d U the line »( duty in tbe Ute war. and dieaidad thereby, cun obtain a pea- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-11.pdf 4b72671b57d388dcb9d6277b24a4606a PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNRY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY MAY 11, 1876 NO. 4. VOL. XXL The ?6|i -Weekly ItylAlicaji Rapper. PUBLISHER. AfiRlCHTlIRAL IHPIIIINTSI oppoiit, tk. Court FOB THE SPRING TRADE. GEO. M. DEWEY AND EDITOR THE YANKEE SCHOOLMISTRESS. Dfift te Ils «t ths Xsrth tMs of Btate Strsst. Htettacs. BArry \ Ora SOW. rat r<*r in Adrsnes------------------- »> » With. Wood or Iron Beam. lT-OOl 3o_oo| S0J0|_SAM ko-tol 60JO| HUM I tao.QP Land Rollers. Harrows, Plows. ruByMa—» Dtr—tory Canfa, not exeeodior lix Msar-t. Cultivators. Double - Shovel Cont Buckeye and Peerles Reapers and Mowers TRIUMPH HARVESTER ABD WIRE STATE MOWER,' uA.3C.SO ■X>JBC3S i 1) I< BATH PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS With patent Bent Gear, made from tho best New York Second !. Growth Hickory, , ' The Old Reliable -» WM. JONES. JACKSOIV WAGOIV. DENTIST ' Constantsy ou Hand, z • MartTille. • Mirtiiaii. A.T J^GRICLTJLrURA.B HALL, All work prompib- attsaJsd to. One door eant of Goodyears Hardware. I J- J»4W MESSER & POWERS. * r.a io, tore. ferrlae. Rin ud Oraaasital PAINTER At A. M. Rock’a Carriage Shop Hastings,^Mich. Jefferson St. Sirpcal ail Islaical DENTIST; XF3S3ALY 3F-IIVJS! line of Overcoats of all sizes, (jiNTRAL HOUSE styles, kinds and prices. Over Will to all brraebs* of the Frofe^kn »nd HASTINGS, KIOH. L. E. STAUFFER, Prop. HiTinclaaMd tho C«Elr«l Hom ophite ou oM p!m. of bouinaaL with more room aad better ■crjamodotioQi. I oh'ali ba to »eo oil my different patterns of imported and domestic liuod itaMina Itoonn«*il4>n with the house. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. . x&t Hut iso. MbU Kor. M. WTS. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. XX24tf and Buggies And am pr»»*r»J to Ao aU Ktwi* of NEW WORK aad imPAiaiNO torn* tbs Tinas, sad al llbanl dbsoest fcc Iteadr P»r. I am »w rsttlac *>• The place to buy your. DRUGS <fc MEDICINES! is. at the New Work. CITY DRUG STORE, Shop on Jefferson Street, Hastings HuteL north of „ Hokn? tbukful fur l-**i Uran. t *U 11 Ktirlt C.ABAENES will be glad to see all of his old friends and m may moreas will favor h'm with their patronage. “Not mud>; indeed, Mira Wardlow, I have so much to do nt homo that I can hardly get time." . “How is it with you, Edson ? Du you like to build it?" “No; it is too cold work to walk a mile and then come into a cold barn and get a fire going before I can get warm. Don’t you think it is tough, Jerry?” • “I did “iiot try it last winter; I gave Hugh Marston a quarter of a dollar to j build it for me when my turn came." “la Hugh Manitou a good, reliable boy?" “I suppose so; but he issooueeri I never Jsaw him play in my life till to-day; did you, Edson?' ' “I beljcvo not; he is always still as a , come a perfest nuisance to the community. Tho youngaat child was always a sufferer from the time she was born ; she never walked a step; she died after her faiher ; you just ought to sec Adeline, she is a per feet beauty; she is a little younger than Hfiiglr. she was not at school to-day; I am going down to-night to see her, it mamma u willing." “Hugh said his mother was sick, and and his sister was staying with her ; per­ haps tlut is tho reason ahe is not otschool Wnat is tho matter with Mr*. Maraton?" “Probably consumption ; it ia too bad her father will not help her now. He is very rich." “I think I will call with you this even­ ing, if you nro willing; but, Mary, why did —^‘Mother rays bis mother. Mrs. Maraton, not Hugh take a scat among the boys,this “ in a perfect lady, but they arc desperately morning? "You noticed it, I suppose." , poor. Marston died in 'delirium tremens "Yes, I did; and I raw how nicely you drink firstTlnd once in a while a roguish jog of thoelbow, or a tap on the bottom of the cup, would scud the water from the dish, spiralling up into the drinker's face. i Some enjoyed the fan, while others were rather inclined to resent it. Harriet Lee­ lour or five year* ago, and they have shamed the boys for their sdfiahnen; there ton had the cup filled to the brim, and w iwmo ' hurled the youngest child since," raid were only two seats vacant, and as soon as Fred Green came up, aha <|««hod the whole Mary. he came in the boys spread themselves out, cupful right into his face; it ran down he “Indeed, Hugh reads beautifully; he ao as to show him ho could not sit ‘with neck, and over his clothes, and for a mo­ ought to be in a higher dam. and he them." ment blinded him. should be Studying arithmetic and geogra­ “I suppose Hugh is a sensitive child, “Take that, for tearing my apron this phy; perhaps they are not able to buy and knowing his father's misfortunes, and morning!" their poverty, he shrinks from coming in “Oh, Hattie! how could you du ao? “I suppose that is tho oaae; but I will contact with any one that would be likely Have you forgotten poor Tommy Mahcw?" tell you it is too bad. Irast winter. Hugh to wound him.' raid the gentle voice of Mary. did got a new reader, spelling book and “That is just it; but hero ia my home’’ ‘ I suppose I shall norer hear tho last geography, nnd Home of the boyn ton* them —and Mary "opened a gate for Mira Ward­ of it, anyway," growled Harriet Leeson, as low to enter. A ■ up to kindle the fires with." ahc turned a cold shoulder to Mary. “Did not the teacher have them replaced It was a pretty little white cottage, with “I did not mean to reproach you, Hatfur "him?" a low piaxxa across the front; the yard was tic; but I supposed you did not rememl>cr “No; he said it waa none of his busi- filled with shrubbery, and soma beautiful how badly you felt about it," evergreen trees stood ip front, and were “What’s tho game?" exclaimed Jerry, “Poor boy; he SJ a Irani times; hc.mdaA now covered with anew wreaths, that ma le anxiaus to turn the conversation into a have some book*." it look almost like fairy land. There is pleasant channel. “I think, Miss Wardlow,I havoafourth nothing more lovely than the dark ever­ “Button!" ’'Copenhagen!” “Clap out!" ‘•Blindfold!” “Hunt the slipper! ' cried reader ho may have; I will ask mother," greens, when dressed in their winter adorn said Mary Watson. *, ing. A Newfoundland dog came bounding half a doten voice*, all at once. “I think father and mother will be*will­ down the neatly shovelled path to meet Finally they agreed upon Copenhagen. ing he should have Tommy’s arithmetic them, expressing groat joy al hii young Fred Green pulled a long piece of string and alate and geography," raid Sarah?” mistress’ return. out of his Jx>ekct, tied a knot in the ends “Did I not hear Thomas spoken of to­ “Miss Wardlow, this is Mr. Argus Wat­ so as to join it together firmly, and the day as dying last winter, Sarah?" I son. He is a very talented gentleman,and scholars farmed thonwelvre into a ring,each “Yes, ma’am. Hattie Lereon flung\iu. quite a favorite with us all.. Where arc one taking bold of the string with the rjght whole pail of water on him. The teacher■ your manners, ajr, that you do not shake hand, while that placed the left open be­ would not let him sit by the stove, and he bands with the lady?" • hind them. Mary Watson had carefully Down rat the great shaggy . fellow, and took a fever, and died in two weeks. Hoi placed the little children on tho desks on was my only bi other too." raising his white right foot, presented it the back scat*, to as to be out of danger “It was very rad. indeed! I hops we with great decorum, while at the same limn ot being nurt, or run against, at tho same time they could see the game played by shall have nothing of the sort this winter, he tipped his head on one aide in a comical it ought to have been a lesson. We were manner. Mira Wardlow drew off her mittho older ones, ' “I always look out that thp babies are speaking of Hngh; you think, Sarah, your• ten, and shook the offered paw with parents will lend him tho books for thisi cordiality. ■ safe before we begin our plays," she said, “Then* that will do, air. You have got as she passed the teacher s desk, and met winter?" “No, I think they, will giro them to। oi* good friend in Colebeetar now, Mias j her approving smile. Wardlow; he will never forget you. Had । “So I see; but, Mary, are you not going him for his own." “Batter still. Now, boys, what ray you you not ahaken hands with him, you I to inrite Hu^h and me to play with you ? to tho plan of your all paying Mtncthing,, could never have made rfrienda with him ; l| I am fond of games." “Will you play with us, Mira Wardlow? nnd hiring Hugh to build the firm for the! I thought you would." “Certainly; I never refuse a hand, or I never thought of such a tiring! We shall winter? It would help him and perhaps suit you." . paw, that is extended in friendly advance." bo ao glad to have you!" f “1 think it would be grand ! We willI Mrs. Wataou opened the door and met “Come. Hugh; you nnd I can play our part, I am sure;" and taking hold of hw do it. There are forty-seven boys, andI the teacher with her daughter; a smile hand, ahc drew him along into the ring, wo enu give a quarter of a dollar apiece। was upon her awcct face. “Mamma, may I go down to Mr*. between herself and Mary; liis face was easy enough, and he can rave thcaalios andI sell them-" Marston'* alter tea? The teacher will go scarlet. Edson Laue was the first one to “That will give him twelve dollars—- with me and make a call.” pans round, and he struck tho teacher in enough to buy him a suit of clothes. “I think my little dangliter will do up her open hand with the handkerchief. up the tea things, and that uramma will go Quick as thought ahe started in pursuit, What do you say, Janus?" “It is good pay,but he has to come overr herself. Eddie tells me that Addie was and before het was more than half way­ a mile, and he chope all ths wood they use: not at school. I am afraid her mother ia round the ring, she had caught him. bhe at home." not as well ns usull; so I had just askeji then signalled Hugh Marston, and gave “Well, young genllemcB, what do youi your father to drive me down this evening, him a race three times before lie could say?" Will you take this busincra into> as you came in ; .and Miss Wardlow will even touch her dress. Hugh called out your own hands, and see to it before to­- go with me." Mary Wataou; and it was really delight­ To say that the young teacher waa ful to ree bow his eyes shone and sparkled morrow afternoon? It will oblige me great­ly." , -­ . delighted with her boarding ptaeetn Mr. with the pleasure and the excitement of “Yes, ma'am, and two will place the: Wateon’s family, would but faiwtly expn» the play. money in your hands to pay him eachi die deep contentment and tljttakfiiftmi The scholars all enjoyed having their with which she recervud tire Ww*t*h'tinr week. That will be best, won't it?" teacher mingle with them in their amuse­ ‘I think so. Now about sweeping thes of their home. The mutrea* of the house ments; but at precisely one o’clock ahe room. The young ladici usually attend1 wu one of those rare specimens of house­ called the school to order,-and commenced to that, 1 believe." wifery who know just how to extend the routine of duty. At the dose of 'the “We will attend toit.Mira.Wardlow. I' kindness and favors without making the school fur the afternoon she requested her suppose if it is well done, you will be sat-■ receiver feel that it is a burden to receive anistaata to atop a few momenta after the them, or that they are ever given in a rest had gone, and said : “Of course I ahall. I am *uneh oblig­ • grudging manner. “Maka yourself per­ "My young friends, you rae that I have ed to you for ynor pmwptoora in oaaMtingt f«o<ly st horns," was Mr. Watson's cordial a, large achooLand T —udi me. I denend upon you a great deal for.a tone as I ought to the older scholar*, and Fuceess'ul and prosperous sthool. I will do justice to the little ones; I must be just detain you no longer this evening." to all. I do not think I can pombly The young people passed out, and the teach penmanship in the school, but I will teacher hoard their eager, anxious voices devote two evenings in each week to that in an animated discussion before they sep­ department, if you think A will be satis­ arated. Not one word had been said to factory and pleasant." her about a boarding place, but she knew “I think that would be very nice.” re­ fa a large majority have dedaiec|&aMelves that she pould go to Mr. Jillaon’a when­ plied Mary Wataou, •‘but, Mbs Wardlow, positively in favor of Hon. C. M. UramreU, ever she chose. will it not be too hard?" of Adrian. Wc heartily support this ex­ ••Excuse mo,” raid Mary Watson, re­ pression of editorial opinion because wc be“For me? Nq. I am hired by tLo month to teach you, and I can do my entering the school room, “I forgot to aay licve it accords with the wish of every Re­ other duties better if I do not introduce that mamma said you were to come to our publican voter in this county who under­ this work into the day school; Moyd. house to board just when you pleased." stands the qualifications of the various there is no time." “I will be pleased to go to-night, then; men mentioned for that office. Those “I was hoping Mira Wardlow would but I will just get some kindlings ready to who arc in any way acqnxintedj with Mr. JIvo u a spdfingschool every week," mad start the fire, lest some one’s books shall CrtMwell know that be h a man of fine erry Bancroft. ‘ suffer again. I saw that Hugh carried traits of character without a blem ish upon “And so Miss Wardlow will; I think his little reader home, that was too bed I" his record as a public servant. He would that good spelling is one of the indispens­ -‘I hope you will go down nnd see Mr*. giro tone and strength to the ticket, would able qualifications; a pmon's penman­ Mareton; you will not board theft, of give vigor to his adminstratiou and sxoership nay be perfect, but if his word* are course, but I think you would like her; cisc that judicious economy which has mis-spelt, n spoils it" aha has aocu better days. Her father was always been characteristic in the. manage"Wbat evening shall wc have U»o spell­ a wealthy merchant, and ahe vu the only Wofthea&ira of Michigan. We be ing schools, ma’am?" daughterAnd ahc fell in love with Marstoe, lievc Brauch county will bo ready to-suito “Tuesday and Friday evenings forWfft- bar father turned him out of doom aW with her mater counties in the guberna»*Ri Wednesday for Bpriling-seboai;I . torial chair a nun m well qualified to and then Thursday evening for rhetorical [ occupy it, both by ability and experience cxereun. Now about the fire building?" r in public afiaira. as the Hon, C. M. Cros“Wc take turns, Ut it u not always built in season." “Jamas, da you like Io lutld the fires when it is your turn?" , A first-class •TAnCnOaEt. from Detroit, ex­ pected soon, when we shall be prepared to furnish the best of Clothing MADE-TO ORDER, “d perfect fits guaranteed, at the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block, Hast­ ings. Meh.” • Wagons GrtttlrtHan. ANmity, Just then a general buxx announced that luncheon was over, and a furious raid wax made fur the water-pail; one of tho large boys went out to fill it. When he return­ ed, Mary Watson rinsed the tin-cup out nicely, and pawed a cupful of water to the teacher. Then there was a rush to get a HA THS OF AD VERTISINO. S-Oqj IQJOI [From thr Country THE CELEBRATED TERMS OF fiVBSCRHTIOX: •{Catan. I 1 BY A VERMONT IAUMKHH WIFE. >E NO. 1047 �Washington* our Political Notes. letter, safe, Harry Hills place, on Houston street, has been notorious for a doseo or more yean, and it ia a curiosity. The regular patrons of the place are of course nn.l alMninM wh/i wait tn OUR NEW YORK LETTER Tne Extradition Treaty—No Mora Stewirt’s Estxte—A rather long took xtAmuhcmeirt mattera—ButioMt— Original Papera to be Taken from the How the Evangniiits Lira. DedartmentBlaine - Brietow— Mor­ The opposition and hatred toward the Nbw Yobk, May 6tb, 1876. consisting of singing, dancing, etc, by Chinese seems to bogrowing in Califor nia ton—Congraw. male and female performers, athletic exer­ THK bTEWABT BBTATE. Democratic Finance.—Gold in the cises, and boxing and wrestling matches The Oregan delegates are said to be for Blaine. Hastings, Mich., May 11, 18 76. East, rag baby in Ohio, and soap in Mis­ souri. ‘ Washiniitq^ D: C. May 4, 2876. extradition treaty The There is u might have been expected, be­ existing made thirty four ago years poeiton of Stewart's money. Daniel by strong for Senator Conkling for the Pres­ Webster and Lord Ashburton and is now idency. likely to be abrogated because “TBBWTOI" of Eng­ land's refusal to deliver up to the officer General Butler, after thirty-six yeant. service in the Massachusetts militia, retires,, sent .to bring him home. Winslow, the for­ and issues his to thei ger, except upon a formal agreement by this Go vernment that he shall not be farewell nddresa soldiers. triad for any crim j olhor Belknap is said to feel confident of ac­ 1 < \ For President, JOHN F. HARTRANFT, of Pennsylvania. Subject to tho decision of the Republi­ “Honest money for all. and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the other." has jurisdiction. tion is based. notification will soon be sent to that very . punctilious Government that Uncle ted by the House to pay the expenses of । Samuel is desirous that the tenth artifle of the committee to investigate the Federal that long-standing agreement should be officers of Louisiana. annulled. It was also decided ar that And now it is said that Secretary Fish meeting that hereafter, copies of any has not notified the English authorities papers in the Executive Departments that if Winslow is released the extradition will be ftrrnishcd to Congressional Com­ treaty will be considered abrogated. mittees desiring them, instead of the or­ How to get rid of Johny Davenport? is iginal papers which can now only be ex­ 4th District—N A Hamilton of I’errien and Geo Hannahs of Van Duren. Mh District—A B Watson of Kent, and B D Pritchard, of Allegan. 6th District—W L Smith, of Ceneseee, and The Commitice on RcMlLtioni reported as follow*: Wc the Republican* of Michigan in this Centennial year of the Nations' life, reiterate our firm and abiding faith in the principle* of the Republican party a* ennneiated in former National platform*, while we point with pride to the parly's glorious record of grand achievements in behalf of freedom, equal rights, and good Government, end ex- faithful mfu who nbould stand by tl c ai high as *1000, but theseare very rare, House wiJild be remembered iu such a ■igrobata, rope-walkers, India rubber men, common jig dancers, and all of that class way as to leave them better off than n» of performers, arcglad to get *15 per week though they went for higher pay at the and *20 is to them a gorgeous living. time. The absurdly sma’I sum left these Al! statements as to enormous salaries twid amined in the DepartuenU where they of them to the Government and the danger *50 each of loss attending their been in the service the exact time teeth. The Humpikire Gazette calculates that The great importance of many the files and careless withdrawal from and examination if Blaine doe" not receive the Presidential handling by clerks nt nomination it will fall upon cither Hayes to furnish good grounds fcr the decision. the Capital appear canvass. Reform, Resumption, the South­ ern Question, and the. School Question- Mr. Davenport's testimony, according to Democratic authority, would furnish AJaryland to such clear proof of tbc President a guilty Blaine as candidate fur President, and u*c of the secret service funds to corrupt commcud Bristow fop1 his efforts to expose voters, that his impeachment had come to be quite freely and confidently discussed. and prevent corrupiwn. The delegates are directed to vote for Blaine so long as in advance of his (Davenport's) appear They pledge the vote of there is a reasonkblc hope for his nomina tion. The munici|>al elections in ludiana, on Tuesday, resulted once on the stand. Since his examination commenced, however, almost every tbc Republican party. The was vote no opportunity, may be allowed him tell what he knows of Democratic frauds in New York City elections. to When Mr. Davenport first appeared before the com­ mittee, the Democratic majority decided his to allow him to tdl his story in way, with the idea, would convict, of Friday seurto the House a message, not probably, only that himself, own he but President Grant and possibly other promnent Republicans ; but they soon compre­ which had an Andrew Jackson ring in it. hended the fact dial It was a reply pretty well versed in the methods of the to Blackburn's impudent resolution calling upon the President to ithrtc whether during his administration their witnewi waa Democratic thieves and ruffians who have ruled New York for many years through bq had spent any considerable time away the most corrupt and crimminal means, in and that there was the most eminent* dan­ from Washington. The President diplomatic language told the House that thi UoDStitution permitted CungrcM to call upon the Executive for information npon certain subjects, and that this was Practically he told -the not oncofthem. do reply. The President, in a vein of irony which was a severe reflection upon the methods of the democratic House, stated And his requests small. Think of giving a man «r hunting uilliun.. ud » , , c, . .. >r . B ■’ r ger that he would blurt it all out unless nunns were at once devised to secure his silence. <b» U.IJ.W Do you more than was necessary to answer tho ques­ tions of the Committee ia rect and short way. Mr. last supplementary stetement^has pretty effect­ employed to represent Roman soldiers at an expense of 76 cents per night. The ually silenced his encmire and completely the pageant, cost the management not low than *60,000 and all of the expenditure /hat if they wanted the informatian for ofjiis innocence of the charges and insin­ before a single dollar could be realised. impeachment purposes, the President of uations against him. The investigation Still with all this expense the piece made the United States could no more than a “ of Secretary Bristow's alleged corrupt ac money in New York, and private citixen be called upon to testify tion in the case of the bark Mary M eragainst himself. The message contains a r'.tt is devoid of interest, number or hwtoncar ■ precedents, - wbUL show that the President has spent less time away from satisfied his political and personal friends Washington, any other President. ly that his remiutoccnccs yesterday in the Senate relative to the condition of Indiana durins the war, wore peculiarly grcateful On Friday the House adopted a resolu­ to bis enemies outride of Congrew or to his tion instructing the Committee on Ways Copperhead auditors in the Senate. 1 And the resolutions were adopted wilh great, and Means to take immediate steps to complaint relative to the scarcity cquinsnimity. inquire how the threatened fractional 1 he Theatened Currency Famine. • currency famine could be averted. Blaine, Committee Ways and Means. Committoe has house is filled each _ ro many strangers in New York, undo from the reridest {omdarioa, it VM filled every night daring its ran. The groat artorv. iu tho legitimato dra Edwin PROBATE ORDER. hafre a dozen. There is no hope for any revival here, and New Yorkers acknowl­ edge it. HOW MOODY LiVKS. There Las been a groat deal of nonsense talked about Moody and Sankey making a big thing out of a ! “*“t-------They do nothing of tho netted. tlieir ministrations send them gifts, as a sort of thank afferimr. During their two months stay in New York, they receive in thio way about *3,000, the most of it coming to thtm anonymously. Of this worth and these gifts fill out the balance support. Whatever may be said of the effort of their labors, no one can say anted. They arc as honest andasoalous NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. on 000,000 of silver coin in exchange for an equal amount of legal-tender no!es. Tbc Insane Asylum investigation is still in progress. The favorite food of the in­ . u In tho course E- W. VOIGT’ ______ ___________________________ not believe that Edwin Booth attained his Bert Lager Brewed in the Wert But with all this members declared that they considered the attempt to wme silver coin waa a gigantic humedict will ing his Fxcellency towards cither the the D., of Im excelknt alministratum. wVrita. most every day sonic (brent, brother, sister or wife of some one Un verted under of the debate npon the Blaine bill, Kel­ ley and Fernando Wood, both * I ACTINGS, MICHIGAN. CHAVCBKY BAtK. one hundred and forty stores to rent be­ tween the Post office and Fourteen street mid. la theabovi ( .V.irabcr. A. 1>. and real estate has depreciated fifty per Circuit Oaart Cea c?nt at least. There were 146 failures las’, week, and there will be probably more next. There u no rash of mercliants to the city, and the -hotels arc empty. In' County, .11 that wrtaln the meantime the acstcni cities and the interior cities in the Kart, while not pros­ perous, are at least comparitvely so, and are at least paying there way. They arc not ho ing if th y are not mking. There never will bo any one great controlling huainer* center, as was fondly hoped by latarliGJ those inlercated iu New York/and it u P1KTBO. DUB. upou the Front resolution. GREBLE&RUSSELL Baltimore is The who is a member of the That bettor manufacturing point, These unrivaled machines and repairs for same are supplied at lowest factory prices by really in view of rail roads and telegraphs, than resolution waa introduced by Mr. prospect of an improvement. It u not tlic hard times that u troubling New York —the fact is, and it might as well be faced the city is loosing its tra de, and other cities are getting it. Tho jobbing business is gone for the simple reason that Chicago, Cioeinnali. St. Louis and Toledo cando-it a great deal hotter. PhQadJphia is a McMj,Suj>anUf On., men,none of tie most di­ Blaine's Shrill. lA W know what it costs New York ' ’“J altogether the showman, except the very few nt the head of the profession, has a very hard time of it. If you have any notion ofentering the profea-ion. take my advice and don't. Brsi.xKss. Buaiuesh coutinuea as dull as it can well to amuse itself? iThcre are in the city over sixty places of amusement that arc counted legitimate. There are, of courae. a great many more than that, but the sixty I am speaking of are. most of them, decent places to which respectable women may go with their husbands and lovera. The five principle ones ay Booth's, Waliack's the Union square, the Fifth Avenue and ’the I*ark. Of these Booth's is the largest and a little showing of the cost of running ( that may be taken as a sample of the whole. 1 ‘ To avoid that danger they in. formed him that he must not talk ered as worth high prieex. But they all lire in garrets, and cat at the cheapest res­ taurants in the city, and when they d:e lh9 k.«»u«gh « » huj tkra. It » estimated that m the aty done mg labor ! No man ever died m New York ! and indifferent. A> a rale they are mialem regrett«l and no nun ever tired who •. vrauiy ^1- jaiiu. biiu gu<] mv ih<- lift one o fincessant >nu u vui ----------------did less leas with his Iil« opportunities. onnortnniti.s. __ and * j of ____ 'ri... -..-I ■■ i_i labor, great. privation. The work TUB THEATBBS AXD UOW TUKY LIVE.! is uncertain, the publictaatc yipricioas. thirty people. There is the leading man, whose salary will not be less than 8150 per week ; the leading lady, who is worth almost as much. Then comes the walk­ ing gentleman at abont *160 ; tho soubrttc, or chambermaid, the funny woman, gets *100, and so-on down through the category, till you come to the utility, that is people who are ^depended upon to do everything, whs avw ‘ *2U per , about week. These people [irisu the regular company. Then cot—7 tbe supcra. as —-K—<-------- --X they are called, the people who do not speak lines, except as they shout, in mobs' who are paid from fifty cents to a dollar a night The stare receive enormous pays For instance, in the recent production of of Julius C«sar at Booth's Theatre, Mr. Barrett, the Cassius, received *1,000 per" week ; Bangs, as Mark Antony, *400 ; Davenport' the Bratna, *700; and Lcvick, the Cmsarf. *350. Bcmdra thme, there are more than a dozen firat-dass people in siderable excitement marked the contest. Presidont Grant late in the afternoon title them to anything. to the heads of his departments were ab­ surdly to tlicne people,, arc lies from first to last. The managers make them os a .vcrtiring to en­ Jupon which it stands a million more, that ia tho building flushed for performances. Indiana may be give a Republican majority next Novctn- They receive shout per year, provided they have artful resource has been exhausted by tbc quite full throughout the State and con­ set down as certain to men irritate* then.. restrict the witness in his stateulcuta that in a grand victory for' Negro miaatrcls, as a rule, get tram $15 onerous, all the are filed. and deserved circutnrtaaewi to yield anything of llcpublican principle. Khile we are willing lo waive per %onat prefereafea cur delegates must never conMni to eounpit llcpublican principles to aay standard btorer of douUfol position or pho service committee having him, as Phenix had his House that the resolution was impudent Michigan have attested their steadfast Ifeaby i> the party’s true aims and purposes by an unbroken line of Republican victories we reoogniM the fact l' achievements or declarations of - however just and patriotic, will can alone aeoure success without candidates of hnown ability, integrity end stability of character, was always induced to remain by the statesment that while the pay was small, and the now the question with the investigating An Impudent Congress Rebuked. Sanilac, and S T Tomlinson, of Lapeer. Sth District—Delegates—T F Sheppard, of Bay. and H 11 Hoyt, of Saginaw, Wh District—Delegates—W H C Mitchellof Gram! Traverse, E Breitung of Marquette. As one of the alternate delegates from this District, the Convention selected Hon. A KHi dition, be antagonist, with nose between the latter's THE STATE CONVENTION. or Washburn. It would be satisfied with It is understood that the Attouroey Gen­ the latter. < eral gave it bis decided approval. It is At the Republican State Conrcntiun yester In the twenty-two cities of the United probable that Barney Caulfield is a good day over 400 detegates were in attendance.' States with the highest portal recipts the deal d'asatisfied with himself, and that the Hon. Sumner Howard of Geneasee was tempo­ rary. and Hon. W. Livinptvn permanei t citizens pay on an average *2.01 each for members of tho Democratic pa/ty share thia President, and James H. Stone of the Port portage yearly. Borton averages $3, 80, feeling with him and include in their Huron Tunff, Senvtary with several New York, *3,16. and (’hicago.*3,03. disapproval every member of tho Commit­ assistants. Hon. Daniel Striker was one of The New York 77ntra enumerates these tee which investigated “littlu Johnny the Vice Presidents. Hoa. S. D. Binfham four issues as likely to have the most Davenport." They don't want any more W»* rc-Jleclcd by a acclimation Chairman of such ‘"Bones." the State Central Cummiilec, the members prominence in the approaching national from this Congressional district being E. J, Burpee of Calhoun County, and W. U Soaton of Jackson County. By acclimation the Cunvonlioa elected Hon. Henry P. Baldwin of Wayne, and Hon. W. A. Howard of Kent delegates at large to the National Convention, and by very decided thsjorit:e< Debts J. Filer of Mason sad J J Woodman of Van Buren were also elected The District delegates are: 1st District—W G.‘ Thomson nnd Herman Kiefer. 2d District—B A Beal of Washtenaw and Charles Rynd of Lenawee. ■Id District—W II Withington >>f Jackson, Tbmtor: The spirit developed in the cabinet meeting ycuterday indicates that a Nine thousand dollars wcjp appropria­ For Vice-President, can National Convention. upon which the warrant of the extradi it He call* Clymer a two, faced fellow. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. one the than quittal, should tbc Senate decide that But however tough thosudienoe, and how­ I’ainrantoc*'* Strictly Pars whits L*sil. From io ever uncouth they may be in their demon­ The employ­ strations, no bad conduct is tolerated. ees, it will bo remembered, who had been Hill is a brawny man ufSO, who was for years a prise fighter in England, and he with him ten year*were to metre *500 can yot “get away, ' as he says, with al each, anu those who have been twenty most any of ’he roughs. If a man comes years were to get *1,000. Now trouble in drunk, and is noisy, Hill, who is always woo lA LMT nusox sets in. Salesmen who have served faith­ walking abeut among the tables at which WZtBODT on XAXLVXX OB BLIXCTTOH the audience ui seated, merely req urnlx him fully nine years and a half get nothing, to “dry up." If the manti vise ba will and those who have been grinding on1 “dry up”—for if ho does not, Harry sim­ money for the dead merchant for nineteen ply knocks him down and drags hnu to the years and a half get only *500. Natur­ stain, down which he rolls with great ce­ ally they growl, particularly as he always lerity’ for they are very steep. The mo, ment a pickpocket or a thief comes in Har­ worked his men harder, and paid them ry spots him and he either goes out or ia has, than any merchant in New Yolk. put out. The old fellow is as disreputa­ Whenever a good man wanted to leave ble as a man can well be, but he has a cer­ the house, that he might better his con tain code ofmorals, and bo lives very close a great deal of dissatisfaction over the dis tween this country nnd Great Brittan was Tbc Albany A'cratny Journal is out■ TKM. B. gPBAflCB. Prcntae. fi I. A 8,3 AND PAINT. U A There arc a score of pretty little theaters FIELD CTSSt u �Tlte^epi-Wcekli hepltWtcaji tojqnf. County Correspondence. nTKANGER’S Council Procedirigs. PaaiaiaviLLa, May 8, 1876. wm|Ai »*m w uw mm.__ guide Quite ■ number of nur district schools (.-»<urd»yindS«od«y»)SW i MaU' as;.- iKxsrws. st - On Sunday, May 14th, the rite of baptism ia to be performed, nt Gull Lake, Phii^dxi.PHIA May 3 1876. the Council cemmlMioner with the following rwult. Fred | ..kk M.S'alr S. O>.. IlMn »■ . On motion of Aid. Tomlinaon a formal ballet . .m k.J .Uk Ik. .... n-ll. Elder Day e Dey of Richland. Severs! outaide boardinc and encamp­ ment speculations, apparently reasonable in their purposes, are under way, but there How the Preparations Progrets—The b no telling what comforts they will ponCost of Living—Where Visitors can aros an to what degree of degeneracy, dirt get their Regular '-Hash** and Leave and disorder they may finaiy come. Many their Pocket-books—A large Clock people will prefer to take quarters at rural —Beer or no Beer, That’s the retreats a few miles from the city, and tn these every encouragement will be given Question. by the local lines of travel. All thu is Naughton, Sheldon and Tomlinson. On motion of Aid. Sheldon the reading of minutes of previous meeting was dispensed with. On motion of Aid. Tomlinson bad tbe requisite drill to mat ooixo was CENTENNIAL LETTER. Tbe Common Council met pursuant to a cal) in tbe Council room ou Monday Evening, May btb, 1876, Mayor Bentiy In the chair. Present and answered to their natnea upon tbb Roll A yosth who Ur., fee soodly prie., * J*""' A . ' . h“ ”*J' l,llk' •1™W ■» O. »«l.. .r AU. To.lln.n .« I.fomt I •*!»« orOnumoid .Zun, ihougfc . rm POST OFFICE TIME CARD •m mi I ■ • W. M. Prairieville's delegation at the repudiation Convention, held at Hastings, consisted in ballot forThyririsn on Dosed of Health was large quantity of exhibitors' stock has ar- ■ hen had with the fojlowisg result: Dr. Vp rived during that time. John 4. Chaa. Ruaaell 2. ronxl b.iw , w.. VpJ.k. I. RiMtell 1. A. 1*. Drake 1. ....... • •• '•» tuuklof^ .. . .’ . , Bui, so,he, it u tor. aod gives encouraging evidence that there Third formal lalUt: Wm. Upjohn ft. t'hs»- J. M. Xavlaii. P. si. covxtv The work of John 4. Chas. Dtusell 1, 'A, P. Drake 1. unpacking and arranging it b going forOn motion of AU. Ton.lis.on a formal ballot wU|| whfla g de<1 |j„ ™krf rtid.>™urt.. w»" Ip-1 in „„ lhc a, „d b going to be something to : oe after all. RuMell I. At one time there was almost a coir.pl <te Th., oa mklo. of AU. U.I., Ur. »'» Vp- > ,j„ 0„|„,d|n, of hotj.k. ™ .pp-iuu. Pk,.u».», ob>irKj, ind [h<| orricEKS. an inrignlftcant otflre. Kilter is being mid out over our counter'. Teas—Aid. Dawaop. Evans. Lewi*. Sheldon, goes on mffre smoothly. There is some ' talk of putting on a double force all niuntb - exhibitors and all, and working night and McNaughton and Tomlinson. Nays—None. day to hasten th i unpacking and arrang­ On motion of ALL Sheldon an informal bal- ing procest. and unless thb is decided up­ Ji on the situation* May 10th will-bo about as indicated in my last letter. t I notice TO-DAY’S JADVERTISEMENTS. ,._a . First formal ballot: If. Wright 4, Jas. Clarke live I 1. Wm. II. Ilayford I. . able 1 Secund formal Imlltit: Harvey Wright 8, Jas. A. Sweesy I. C. U. Holbrook I. W. II. Ilayfurd still linger in our midst, as tbe * 1. "—Harvey Wrisbt. that a great many •’things" forwarded for exhibition are considerably transportation. from foreign damaged Ko fkr, more than thirds of l he articles in tho exhibitors. The manifested by foreign countries Thirl formal ballot for City Attorney roenll- eign in two- bnildingare interest and for­ enterpt be is really astonuhing an*1 will not be fully realised except hy those ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY.’ Gold 112}. All nrinre looks bountiful. Tbe Circuit Court Is still in session. There inn balance ol SI.207,825 52 in the State Treasury. Mias Eliza Durfeo of Baltimore. haa started X^iplllinery »n Monday. to his friends on Saturday last, too eggs that reighing four ounces. lending the Stale Convention st Grand Rapida left at this office on Tuesday afternoon. They that of Mr. Baskina. The National Cexlesutial Fapwition wa opened yesterday at Philadelphia. It waa April 29 was 11,207,82b. 42; meats during same time were *U>,9ML87; anccin treasury May 6, 1876, fl, 187,854.87 decrease far th* week fll#,»72.1ft. who witness it. (*. O..Holbrook 1. dsner. au<l a ><hmI lire «>■ kxl by aft prv»-I Fourth formal Im I lol t H, ^Wrifhl 4. J*’A complete r ztrntr ol the display to be mads by the different States cannot well vni. : A. Sirsety I, C. 0. Holbrook 1. Our Supervisor. John J. Perkit., ia staking Fifth formal ballot : Harvey Wright 6, Jas. be given for a few days, as I find few of .. .. , the separate Stale building are ready. On motion of AM. Fhddoa H, Wright waa Some of them appear to hare acted upon tb.a declared appdnte.1 (Tty Attorney by yen. the old maxim of “barter late than never." and nays as follow.: ’ But there is no ond of really interesting Compliments Teaa'-Ald. Dnwaon. Kvsaa. Uwi«.»oUsn. : things to write atom*, tn a general way, and I cannot begin to give your reader* McNaughton and Tomlinson. the details they will want iu one, or in ance as a smi-wreltly last Monday. half a dosen letters. Tbit quest ion of ex­ l.'djr lndrurndrt-1. * pense is the all i mportanl one to most peo­ ple who contemplate seeing the show. Commissioner with the folio*ing rr«q!t: FredBesides tbc item of railroad fare referred to last week, there iatbe matter of living Third formal ballot. Aid. Russell having while here. Both these item* of expense are going to be loo high for the majority of people unless they take a tumble. [100,1, th. cot </ »•;« ptooira. w b. km extortionate thatV th* coat of gutting here. Tho leading-hotels have put their present. i prioea at $5 per day, averaging 11 more On motion of Aid. Sheldon another forms! than their ordinary prices. Thia is, of course, an outrage, yet there b no way to ly Io the principles ad prevent it and they justify themselves on dieno party. Al the the ground that they will be “chock teNairS. appears the name of fall'' with people who can afford Rutherford B, Hayes for ■•resident, and pay high' rates/, The more A resolution waa offered by Aid. RhelJou. to John F. Hart ran tl for vice l*r«(ident. subr jected to tbe decision of the Kepubliean that Frederick McNair be appointed Street Com- modest hoteb will charge Hom $3 to fl4 per day, prices whieh thrrjenuld not get at any other lime. But they all expect to*be full, and more than foil, and are providing thctnselvro Teas—Evans, Lewis, Russell andNbridon. 4 with extra cota for use in their parfora Nays—McNaughton. and anterooms. To them, as to barincsa Tomliaeon, 4. people nf every clasa here, “hope tells a flaUeriug tale," and we will not wish them any diaapointment. The Philadelphia mer chants whose coffers the dull times have liitii.n cztriri lately depleted tolb hb inport u ns to credi­ Tbe Hastings/terser is now published at tor to wait tiM after tbe Centennial—and _ MMi-weekly. Hrrore. to you. Mr Dew —la everything !>ul year llsyea heresy. But aside from the hotels there is the everlasting boarding house, more attmerom here at this time than in any other city on earth except Washington. In these, people ean lire at a little 1cm than hotel rates, although in proportion to the A Pul lie Meeting. accommodations and luxuries offered their charges are the highest. About two dollara per day is the common price among them, and from that to three dollars. I had a plain conversation with a woman who runs one of them a day or two since, just after ahc had shown mo a little corner room about seven by nine, scantily fttrnished, in which she proponed to put two The citizen* of the city of Hastings and neighboring Town­ ships in the county of BttrryJ are invited to assemble at the Court Housu in the city of Hastings, on Saturday the 13th “ *' , ' ' “ past 7 o’clock in the evening to take ch action an shall be decided advisable to tiecure such a Cele­ bration of the coming 4th of July, as will be an honor to our young and growing city. By order of the Common Council, J AMRS W. BENTLEY Done at the Council in the City of Bantings, 1hp the 1st day of May A. D. 1878. Advertised Letters. not very racy reading, but will interest thaw who want to know the facts. The ftinny aide of the picture will present itself when the crowd gathers and the perfor­ iartoaieralsB will setbovmance begins inside the canvas. r«M«« • BMaraUr dribs The cargo of additional Britiah exhibits Wh.M (hi, i. U>. MM recently brought by the Pennsylvania u >Md. HMtottor*. Bitt.r valued at *1,500,000, and b said to be the most valuable cargo of any kind that ever arrived in America from Great Brit­ ain. Colonel Sandford, joint executive -commissioner, tolls a good story of hb Goree, the Duke of Richmond, Lotd Pres­ ident of the British Council of tbe Cen­ tennial. It appears that a cert tin En­ glish lady of high rank and culture b the posarosor of a magnificent painting, .which ths Dakedaureed to borrow for exh'bition It is but reee ntly that he rrejived the ad­ ditional title of Duke of Gordon, and in mtlfriM promptitade. making known hb wisdom to tbe lady in question he affixed hb signature as “Rich­ mond and Gordon.” Tho lady supposing the rnwtivc to have come from a Dusinua | finu of which she knew nothing addressed a reply declining to lend them her picture. As a consequence, the collection of paint­ PHIL. W. NISKERN, ings arrived one short of the number at ITTOnNRT AT LAW. PremH attention paid first intended to be shipped. The clock for Memorial Hall has been completed in Thomaston, Conn. It has HARVEY WRIGHT. ITTORNIT AT LAW ud SaUdior ia Ctmarery. l.ltlO pieces, tho estimated weight of all owe. ia Unia* Block. orer Bartow A Uoodyaar'. being six tons. Tho main whoeb are Blurt.xxltlf four feet in diameter. The pendulum ball COMMERCIA L and rod weight respect inly 700 and 800 pounds the rod being 14) feet long and HASTINGS MARKETS connected with the clock work by what b known a* gravity cscapcmen', and makes two-second beats. The rod u of steel, and to compensate for contraction and expan­ !:t ■ sion u encased in two cylindcra, one of xiuc and one steel, which by their relative expansion upward, maintain a uniform bazhd.inwii.tw centre of oscillation. PV*rlK.U’. A meeting of the full board of commis­ ihsreiv. sioners is now in session, forty-one States and Territorial being represented. Among the problems that weigh htfavily upon the HAUT. Ona. par bbl.. U -.. minds of all this assembled wisiom is the SALT, eoaraa. per bbl.. 8S.00 question whether liquor of any sort shall HAY.j~r ton. ilUOMriUW. be sold upon tbe grounds and whether tbc Exposition shall be kept open on Suudsya. I’rtitiotui and memorials numerously sign­ ed against both these propomtions arc before tho l<oard, and I predict a negative decision. H ||w HOWRY. SOe. /Melwood; Mrs. Thralo (PUxii), the Friend of Dr. Johnson. Af<w«u7te« ; Norman Msoloed, JWerr; The Norman Kingdom iu Sicily, Nile* Ladies are going into the dress refrem movement.* •* The vicinity of Albion is infested with barn-burner*. The State Prison received 22 new con­ victs last month. Lenawee County is noon to grand croquet tournament. have a Steamers arc now making regular trips between Detroit and Cleveland. The Detroit House of Correction has 497 boarders. lanl S1X4MS12J0. Grand Rapids owa $175,000, and has 871,000 ih its treasury. Hon. H. G. Barber of Vermontville ia building an addition to his store to be used for banking purposes. Tallow. SSM*.'. The Grand Rapids sock manufactory has been removed to Niles. Il has a ca­ pacity of 144,000 pounds of wool per an­ num. and will employ 150 hands. Diphtheria is prevailing at the Institu­ tion for tbc Deal, Dumb, and Blind, at Flint. ■ . Tbe Imperial flouring mills in Kent county were dortrnyed by fire ori thc 2Gth uk., at a loan of 000. DETROIT MARKET A member of the Battle Creek Sporting Association was recently fined 125 for fishPorepangh'a circus will make a tour of the Stole the prenesit season. Bay City propones to expend 1500 the present xroaon m improving her parks. They present thia instalments Mom seek. ttLX conclusion of"The Diletna." Select • poetry creased price. There are plenty of patriot ic people here whore interest ia •*— n— jennial is entirely apart from anj Tbe largest tree ia Michigan, according to Prof. Bed, is a Sycamore or bottom rnk» given above cover about the Expiate Senator N. G. King, who re- 1875 wm Olivet, Mich. Wednesday io Baited States for their cotton aad other a Lake Shors, MS- The Ann Arixw Agricultural Company employ 5<> men, 147 feet high, roll far Govsemr. NEW YORK MAR; GoULKSL tain them. There is na reason why the people of Philadelphia should plunder visitore to the city by means of u mutual and viUe, Ottawa county for S2U.0M). Tbc Michigan' Salt Association have no for transferred 111,317 bands of sth make the moot of it. Jowwud; ’ State Affairs. The State of Michigan was ceded in •tTWS. ptaowtnn given in ITM; made * Territory in 1805; and admitted as a lars per week with board, but she raid State in the Union in 1836; and ia now 40 the Centennial Lodging and Boarding years old. House Association had established throe Dr. H. O. Weston, of Grandville, has 0. Barry Coanty, Mich., May 11, 1876. Leslie will SPECIAL NOTICE �■boost io •« oowmsrrUI jhe ^Bpi-WerJtiyllcpIiblicajibanjier overtaxed when we acquired the specie to SHALL WE HAVE SPECIE PAY­ resums specie payment with, that we would MENT. be charged two or three dollars for one, ten per cent Ac." Honorable Judges; Isay An Essay read before the Barry De­ that this is preposterous, a principle that bating Society by Miss M. E, none but rascals and traitors to their coun­ Wallace. try should inculcate. This nation as potent as she atands at Mr. pRKaiDKNT: Honorable Jmfyct; LaiUn anil home and abroad, with her millions of wealth an industrious people to till her Grjtiemen: • Tbe siAject introduced thia evening many different soils, and raise her great for discussion, is one of vital interest. variety of productions, to aay that this na1879. tion cannot raise tho amount of specie ne­ Gentlemen? the stand point I claim is cessary for the protection of tbe amount That of specie resumption in ibis. Spacie payment or specie resump­ of paper money wanted as a convenience tion, wiH be secured to win 1879. The to do 'the business of this country, with evidence already given yen is sufficiently is unreasonable. Gentlemen, I say it is ronclusive without mine, but yet you Will absurd and unconfincd by rear.n, to say allow me to detain ycu for a few momenta. Honorable Judges: the indisputable fact,fthatjsjwcio payment will be resumed in 1879, is first proven to you by the great and urgent necessities for it as shown in tho heart felt appeal of thq laboring class­ es,.who represent the foundation of our nation, are in fact the American people. The cry from tens of thousands in our citi® and towns, is for a currency of in­ one which will open for trinsic Value, them our resourcesfor industry, and will not oblige them as that of the present day does, to pay three dollars for an article which is worth only two. Gentlemen : we orc essentialy a commer­ cial traffic changing people. What we imperitively need is permanency in our financial transactions, and that ean only be accomplished $Ah Gold and Silver, which is in fact the basis of all business. A currency for which wc nocd not blush, which is imperishable shall be one of the grand achievements of’ 1879. For, Gentlemen, this nation no longer sleeps. ordinate to the canonical hw.the latter administered by a very generally notor­ L... base of their Ln.ir.Ml buaiuraa. iously corrupt, vcual and meretricious A circulating medium that can fluctu­ priesthood;" that “this priestly influence;" ate in value, is not only tho ruination of has been exerted upon the public schools interest of their particular one din but it strikes a Mow at every “in the department of the industries, belonging to church;" that “the school authorities hare employed relatives, dependants, or a people living under its rule. Hence I personal and political frieoas* and even say give us gold and silver for a basis to do debtors * • to save an otherwise hopeless all business upon, a basis that will not lie, indebtedness;" that the school fund in and that is hard money, which is the some counties “ is illegally used;’* that a basis of all circulating mediums, in every bill to reform tbc schools and make them non-Mctarian was defeated iu the late Leg­ nation of the globe. islature; and that upon education is in Honerable Judges ; to bring about this an “unfortunate condition." better state or condition in this country, The Secretary belivcs. however, that “tho spirit of reform is abroad and will 1 eventually succeed." Let it succeed be­ it tho duty of tbe banka, to place in their fore we admit New Mexico as a state. vaults a shaking fund, of gold and silver in of tta ' bj iho ™ •>'• fctllioto eoire globe. Our opponents say that we would be It has awakened from the lethargy which rnand of our nation all servants whom wo it spell bound, and we aend to make and inlorcc our laws, that so long lies held used as sinking fund, which is to be put in MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. TRAINS GOING SOUTH QRAND TRUJTK RAILWAY. MOV. inj. KAIIsZtCXAJD. Tk.dlmci roalifar JOUST. HORRIS. LA KA U.S, PSRU. USURY. LACON, PEORIA. ORNES KO. UOLINK. ROCK ISLAND, DA VKNPORT, MUSCATINE, WASHINGTON. IOWA CITY. GRIN NELL. NEWTON, DES MOINES. wo have got &£• Council Bluffs and Omaha, Wittout Change ol Oars, Whm it join* with tbe Union PacISe Hailway for Traiiit learn Daily cafMowt : KANSAS LINE. WSattW LEAVENWORTH, ATcniio.v nnl CHICAGO. Grand Hasid*. rail point! In KANSAS, INDIAN TKRRITORIES. COLORADO, AND NRU MEXICO. Mlehlran CwatraL Ji Grand Hirer Valloy. Palaeo Draaiur for oxtornal b« UlaMajMt-OM are nnoxoollod I (Air Line J Acacax Jvacrtos—With Detroit. Eel Hirer A y otoop win.). andjoaa.Moa. Detroit ^tlxx raa-WithI>rtn>it.HiIl*d*l« Jk S*vth*e«t«n> i at alt Gtseral Rail- ly shown you that we have specie Enough in our country, and Hi CUcao, Bock Islani & Pacific Cincinnati. RlcknonS “rt a sure they make such preparations as will be ne­ way to get it and I again assure you, that cessary to bring about the enforcement of we must resume specie payment npon the A yankco nation to whom said resumption act. first day of January 1879. all things arc possible ; who scorn failure The first law piMj4 since the creation Gentlemen: the be# interests of the na­ and in struggling for this great nations] of greenbacks to give us relief from tbc tion, demand specie resumption. The mem­ ‘the heart desire to be again a free Ameri­ can people. , SAHWAB. SHORT LIKR DCTWBRN tbe place of the legal tender notes now as follows, in 1877 one fourth in 1878 1 one half and in 1879 three fourths ofthear ' securities or sinking fund that a nation who produces from tho pro- ' Now gentlemen a little more as to how ductiona of her soil over two billions of the banlu sre to get this specie. In tbe money annually, cannot raise gold enough first place the strong arm of the nation will to fun? a base of paper circulation with ' use all iu income from revenues, which ia which to do the business of the country ? paid in specie and give that amount to all I ask you what nation omthis globe would banks in payment for the bonds they hold refuse us a credit for the entire amount of as security fur bank issue, and tar' her if our paper circulation ? and the voice of the need be, government can hire money and gilent far off nation answers upon the give gold bearing bonds to redeem said winds of heaven; “none.*' secunties from the bank. Honorable Conse<|uently it would follow that this Judges this last resort mentioned would country's credit would not be denied for not have to be resorted to for the purpose the amount of specie rcqusiie for tbc pro­ ofgetting the specie from its holders for I tection of uur present papar circulation, claim as it ban always been claimed that which is much less in amount than the paper money is preferable as a representa paper circulation, but thanks be to heaven tire of specie because it is lighter and eas­ wc arc not obliged to call upon foreign ier to handle. Consequently when the nations fur specie, bemuse wc have it in holders find that th-: government is bound to our own country aud a resource for getting make hard money the basis of ail other it whenever a rule of action will be adopt­ circulating mediums tbe holders of gold ed by which we can sell our many pro­ and silver will be anxious to deposit it ductions and get the specie or its equiva­ for any well secured bank uote, knowing lent in return. that they could recUim their specie at any EHonorable Judges; it is the imperativo time they choose. . duty of every lover of his country to de Now Honorable Judges; wc have plain­ onec more realise the-old patriotic love, Fir! lun, JadMi A Sattiai sinking condition of our country, the first ory of our fore-fathers demand it. S25 A DAY CHICAGO & MCfflGDIAilME SHORE W« warrant a man Ml ■ day Mln* <x»r WELL AUCKR AND DRILLS «*“8bortx»t Lino brtwee^ Chieacu .ad Grand T» taka e®ct MoaAay, Mar. St, lays. Summer Time Table. to startling facls. bountiful harvests—we will return to constitutional liberty and a vita us to American constitutional liber­ have had resources of our mines, of our fair remuneration to the laborers of our ties. forests: wc have had all the elements of country. May our heavenly father watch over and I say that it ia in the power of this na­ help you iu all your decisions is the pray­ prosperity, and yet wc are not a prosperous SHEET MUSIC Tbo CoMBaa/ raeorvlac tba risht to rant na drenuutaaee. mayronniro. ■ TRAINS WEST. KUliunj. We have had people. Why is this ? I answer it is be­ tion to come to the standard nationality er of vour humble servant. cause we have a deranged, depreciated, and that it cannot be until we make gold speculative paper currency; whose tenden­ and silver the standard money, that which Mark Twain’s Report of cy is to lower the masses to a serfdom; is the base of all the business of the globe out of which shall rise an aristocracy, for­ Then let us rally to the standard of nation­ eign to the sentiments of our fore fathers, revered al honor, and thereby bequeath to the to a Washington ;a Jeff­ rising generations, as our forefathers did to erson and an Adams, the rcniembcrancc us, a standaid nation and the best on the of whom, will in this great Centennial year ofour republic, fill o ir hearts with a globe. Gentlemen ; I will show the securing of living repentance, from which shall spring specie in this wise. The national debt up new resolves, and wc as a nation will have to November 1st 1874 (except the bonded doje with prejudices ; ant^will pledge our- debt) was $540,248,650 which is outside nclrs anew to keep inviolate for all future time, the sacred trust they bequeathed us. fiorurcs, for the amount of money wanted, to make specie payment all right. In 1873 ing up his hands and shouting, which, y ha had done so even a single moment ao«n da rd currency. tho United Slates mints, there was coined er must inevitably have frightened tho an* imal still more instead of checking it* $228,881,119 which would in a little over speed, although disastrous enough to him* Honorable Judges;my opponents claim six years of time, furnish specie enough »olf u it was aud was rendered more mel' that the bringing about of specie payment to pay the circulating debt of the entire ancholy and distrariog by reason of thu in 1879 would contract the circulation United States. Now multiply this amount prtacnec of his wife’s mother,who was tber® and thereby make bard times for tbe of gold, produced-in 1873, 74 and 75 by and saw the occurence, notwithstanding it debtor and laboring classes, • producing is at least likely, though not necessarily so, , tbe number of ycara that have passed since crimes sueh as stealing rioting dec. in order that she should be roomauitering in an­ , tho discovery of the gold mines of Cal- other direction when incidents, occur, not - to secure tbc substance necessary to keep afornia aud wo find that there is a large being vivacious and on the lookout, as a them from starvation. They also ask surplus of coin on hand, all that is necess­ general thin£, but even in tbo reverce, as where, we arc going to get the gold nnd ary to furm tho base cf circulation with her mother u aaid to have stated, who is silver necessary to transact the business no more, but died in the full hope of a which to do the busineM of our country. Messed resurrection upwards of throe yean with’ Now I will show how we will get Gentlemen; saying nothing about our ago, agvd eighty-six, Being a Christian wo­ the gold and the silver. And how we.will . other resource* for securing this gold and man without guile, as U were, in property, get it without contraction of the amount । silvtr, the mines of our own country show in conseoucuce of the fire of 1849. which of money in circulation. My opponents destroyer every solitary thing she had in p our posassion of specie in abundance, on say that to follow the prescribed rule of tho world. But such u life. J<1 us ml , which to base the circulation nccesaary to take warning by this solemn occurcncc,and Senator Morrill's, bill “would contract the , doour buiiuju. Tho noxt thing in let us endeavor so to comfuct ourselves that amount of circulating money of this coun­ । question is, to ahow how we are to got this try," wliich I positively deny. The bill r specie, out of the hands of its holdem. us place our bands upon our hearts, and does not make any preparation to withdraw ny with carnostncss and sincerity, that f Gentlemen;! will answer that too. We any money from circulation, but it docs from this day forth wc will beware of the , have a law already, passed which is amply intoxicating bowl. make arrangments to withdraw from । sufficient to accomplish the work that has the banks, the legal-tender notes held I here as their money reserve and to place, been so long the wants of the people of That of Gold and Silver for our FOR SALE at THF BANNER OFFICE IB Grand Hanld., an Accident. Mark Twain recently tried bis hand writing up a distressing accident for a Bos­ ton local paper, and this is how he did it: “Last evening about G o'clock, as Mr. Wm. Schuyler, an old and respected citiscn of South Pork, was leaving his residence to go down town, as has been his usual cus­ tom for many years, with the exception of only a short interval in tbe spring of 1850 during which he was confined to bis bej by injuries received in attempting to sto a runaway horse by thoughtlessly throw" stan^ 74 and 75 according to the reports from SOO »* tt ■f2 obtained. Bounty Goins North-Day Expre®. Grand Rapid. M.xod lily exe»plriund»)». Ntehl Expreao dally exn.pl MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. Taking Eff«t Apr. 16th, 1876. 4.^4 001X0 EAST. in !?! II !fi 8IANB IAFIBI DIVISION. The Reliable Sfcert Liar iiani lAPiit ms ttnsrr 13 Shall Naw Mexico ba AdmMtW ? , this nation, by crushing the speculation in their stead the specie which will make of bankers, broken and the money lords all the paper money in circulation the . of this common wealth, by which they are r cut market for paper money in tbc money markets of our own country, the specie is worth fourteen cents more on every dollar than the paper in circulation, and of course the result would be, that specie re­ sumption would increase the amount of money in Again let circulation u» take fourteen per oent1740,000,000 the■ 1 which is worth only eighty six cents on &ZJ.—a constantly consuming our subsistence by to the Union, with a representation in the a speculation based upon the fictitious Senate equal to that of the state of New York, by a report of Mr.W. G. Hitch, tbe currency of to day. Sccrcury of the Territory, to the National It would be well to state right here Bureau of Education. From tables that banking business is as permanent a appears that in business as fanning or manufacturing. in New Mexico And that men who have spent their thmi 147 teachers and in its pursuitr. will stick to it with the parochial and private schools, name Kai as does tho fartaen aud mauufao- intan u! 1X»» Kkotawn JI . the dollar added to it the fourteenl per ont . and we find we have increased the amount ; of money in circulation just $103,600,000 । and ite greatest gtaq/is this, it » good i >«f the political social instil PEXinrUB DIVUION. TIME TABLE No. 8. They Honorable Judges; wc arc awakening law passed for striking a blow, at specula­ who won American libertim, who solemnly Nearly ten years have tion and monopoly working a general bles­ declared that nothing but gold and silver elapsed a^nce the havoc, the wasting effects sing to the American people. The first should ever be used as legal tender in and tbc expenditures of war have ceased. law passed promising that this country CHICAGO A LAKE HPROM H fciS tn IS h i � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-15.pdf 73a1b429ee08a1ec2970ded870d42ceb PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 5. editor Aim HSTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1876, rpreisiier. Read the Record dcfe^lhmwl™. IW Cenlr.1 y lUir mu. down Co aiCT^upwboodnJ pound. or.l»«l 12 cm,. buU.nl, .kwh m>k« for th. pmu buJm SIM. lb. < «Mnd cul lo<~ tnikmluM, their receipts of groin, which were some 411.000 buhd. per wck, h.» n>. up tl Specie, for and Bgalnst—Private and Profitable Theatricals—Feminine Dead Beats- Blue Freight Lines - A Good Word for Paper—A Contrast. ^*7?MfcmaT*U Rr**L niMiM' Barrr tHr.xs or subscription> mra cimii run New York, May 10th, 1876. । children would never know a ail ver quarter Ihv the little finny of it from tho treasury. JJ.CTrs dr'ADYERTisixa. , to sell Ara for 3i ramam in busies um MILO T. WMVEI.EK. COONTT TRMSUBKR.-Ofltee is I ISAAC W. V ROOMAN. ' EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL. umAJl'oIwoiiu. men and tanks find «• C- iwumuloan it The business difficqh fu get enough spoclo for their wants after all. PBIVATK ANt. 1‘RUI'ITAIII.E TUEATRI- MUmiNM. Champion Reapers and Mowers. i 1TTORWBT AT LAW. aadlWWtoria Cb.ne.rr. r5fe=.sr&,..5.'.7..?’KlsL:t.,,i'.7LCCIUM RD9SELL ^<Mk* *** Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, q OZ/C . ’ fiOyl CHAS. H. RAUER. ^AT LdkW^AlCD FilWEvUriNil — f * vwO . GBEBLE <fc RUSSELL IMPOSITION HATED OPPOSITION COUHTED Comparison Invited and Competition Belied in wm. t rjoiis. ■gB>gagiHP»-*»» Teas, Coffees and Spices AH grades of Teas lite very best in the Market vrcsb every week from the Importers S. 8. SLEEPER X CO., of Boxton. and for sale <st prices which dee« diteceimful couipeiition. GIVE ME A CALL. John Stanley PjriWWt > WRGKON, 1 DUaaaa ofW o«n XXUtf TAKE NOTICE, To ti»KT IThom it mat) CottfrrH : 1 nin now running n NEW POIt I'ABLE .MACHINE for Moving, finning, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings iron. Hinall to great, and having handled about 1,21)0 land­ ings in 16 years, feel confident i can satisfy those that may favor me with a call. My address is Irving, Barry (gx, Mich. A.. S, I>KA N . KM.trtMM.MWk. t; jpg, Mich April, 11th, 1876. i and Mr. Frederick Stedman, the oldest (judges one of the mot beautiful girts in | New York, is ono of the favorites aeloni in * ladies'parts J udjjn Barrett and his daugh- I.oolr nt XlHi . for thia society, jiromroent among whose , JM« tfcnU,, Alta>, lb. of I lb. Jfe« T.rk »d Erin R.ilnLj, in ' m,J, d„H»g th. ^n, r„,j„ ooowon, g.„ A. Mowine mtowm I ,h« tm IHpmad. by . loeoMMiveoo lib. 1 continent. • I When ra il? Who »« it? An A OOOD-WOBIl FOR PAPER. Apropos oLMr. Rhine's ;rceulution in lie work about thjrty fiict high with a !lhc House of Representatives,directing the curve of 355 to W ftS radius. The im cuuimilto of ways and means to consider prowiou wm very genera! that the iron I some meMtnr to relievo the county from the monster would either break down the road threatened scarcity of fractional currency, or it would bare the track at the cone couicm a paragropb from Macaulay's diary and plunge into tho crock. My reply to iu Rome, where he speaks of drawing one such apprehensions was that it was too late hundred pounds worth of coin from Tori- 1 to consider tho probability df such occuroria’s bank, and lugging it through.the ' rvnccs; toil tueru was no other count* -Thc Amateur Thcatrienl iiociely, made i largely of voungpeople crtBijflkl with Jr. RMhingtinm's church, has plenty of laurek a nd substantialaueww to look back to al the dote of its season. It has nlayed on Stolen Iiland, and I believe in Brook­ lyn lur charities, and in New York repeat­ edly for the Ccetrnuia! and for benevolent objects, realisiug over 85,000 blear. Their last entertainment thia week wm br no means their lost flaItering sucecaa. These liMWtricala arc quite recherche affair., the i audience all that is moef fashionablo, ax it Come and get one ON TRIL ~ iomr qTcress y . FH BLJCCONVEXA NCBlt A pid ll.rm f<^|Mrkct-pieeA«. PRICES REDUCED. F.lBOffXX, It was at a pret-iium again,and those who tad littlo, kept the first quarter Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. CIVIL KNUIXKKR, CoaatrJtarvwor. !»%twJ3Qr*• u *•Va wIujii street.-, iu a huge auve^ hag, muttering, ( with strong fteliug, Pope’s •'Bleat Paper i Credit." Tho truth is gradually dawning • ou legislators, lliat MA paper and specie ! are necessary for convenience in business, j Those who do not think so are waiting for । the return of the good old days when lank ofiicen had to ait up nights to count their coin, and trowaers pockets bulgxsi ungrace-; fully will, money enough to go on a day’s •porting. .. A CONTRAST. I spike above of women who might bo pall.y and encouragement, to nllowVaport. on the subject The other day a lady weat to the office of the Society for the Prercntion of Cruelty to Children to get the prticulars of a case for the newsjuipcr. AV bile she was theregentleman c ime in to hand Mr. Bergh a check for 82(H) in aid of the Society. Mr. Bergh said that, with the utmost thankfulness for his genaiaity, he, prnomdly, must pro tent against receiving it, as the gentleman had contributed large­ ly beyond Vis just proportion. Thu donor refused any deprecation of his gill, saying ho had neither wife, child or relation in The above State the Central just noir, for the *ddoafspring auBsmutmiof cwttiagrniaiM ping on in Under the reduction of clerical force now proposed by the Democrats in the House of Representatives one clerk in the Fifth Auditor's Office will bn requited to perform six ttrta Uss work demanded gf a similar officer b and before 18M. Thia, too, at a reduced salary. In different de­ gree thu b true in all the Deprtmentn. In I860 th« Gorennmat draU were al! Democrat* in 1876 the laqr# majority of thorn st* RahnMMnui Eogi^r, nude in 1855', it was stated that the first railroad constructed n the United States was the Qtuncy(MasH) Railroad built in 1827. The first passen­ ger railroad was the Baltimore and Ohio which was opened with horM power for fifteen miles in 1830. The Mohawk and Hudson Rirrr Railroad was opened for public travel with borne power in the summer of 1831. Locomotives were first UMdfa thia OMtey to 1831 on the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad, and in 1832 upon the Baltimore and Ohio, and on the South LYrolinU Railroad. In 1838 Umrowwe but three Mites oftoilruad in tho United States. The School Reform teach in this city, contributes) a sensible article to the April number of the Mich­ igan Teacher on teaching practical thing-, n school, and that by familiar “conveniatkm" instead of the stiff and stately text­ book style. She eriHs attontfon to tire faahjiMiable J'y of reciting the words of the books without fully comprehending their meaning. Iu geograph v, for instance, pupils are required each week to commit to Seed to bring! every one connected with them to l*nkntptey,thc fair aspirants have her to have to go round and distribute thorn in wav " Tfcia is »» fwllcv nir. statement of Major Allen into this country earlier than u generally gladly offered, had any one known the brilliant and finished performer, as I can Kay from acquaintance, and I can hut hope that her wirii to find some place where her musical services would secure her a home in any part of the country may be raaliied. . PlKTRO, with a fair degree of speed; but believing that the road would prove safe, and preferring if wc did godowu, to go handsomely and without any evidence of timidity, I started with couridcrablc shows that locomotives were introduced any way depending on him, and it was more pleasure for hist to give than to with­ hold, fur “ifl took it tack," he said, *1 should not know what to do with it." What sort of rickness went through the woman's heart who beanl the words? She There is misery enough iu the city, but was trying for dear life to make living for ere is a pitifnUy ludicrous aide to not a three children by writing, as she could get employment here end tncre, but through is the lady—usually of South- tho winter they had suffered from want of Ml—who has suddenly lost a food ami fire. Tfiey had been well to do ty, and is thrown on her own till the bard times came, when thvir pretty rd must make a living by her home wm swep away, and she was thrown ind, it ia tho talents, pure and upon her own exertions. Shu wm Well be i-aanot wait for such trifles dressed from the remains of her wardrobe, ;;-----as training and business management. aad had bo complaints Co make, but any She either elects to go on the lecture pkt- mother can guos how bitterly and longing­ ly she listened to this .rich man speaking body hue to provide her with a costume, more or ha gorgeous, and a hairdresser. Then' used to be a middleman for this sori want, forbidden to make one sign for the of thing in the shape of an unfortunate help which would doubdon hate been poor, upright souk who only ask to.be al­ lowed a chance to earn a living. There is work enough the world would be better for juniliag. She tax hard of you as a man having d*mo if anyone had the wisdom and heart to find it out, and bring it in reach of the williug worker, la hopes anything von happen to pride yourself that this mention may bring the two to­ a little; ahc tolls her piteous story of d gether, I speak of oao case that lately came to my knowledge. A young Swedish pian­ ist, who graduated from the ouaaervatory by taking tea ar twenty tickets .for her of Stockholm, after six years study wjth coming lecture. On asking tho subject of high honont, and camo to this country to her lecture, inquiry reveals that die does teach music; but coming witbrat any. n..t know—she has not ynt decided what to knowledge of the language, and without ehoMO—sad the lecture is neither written than to haVe a trial made bf the strong.! animal, which liad boni brought here at great expense but it wasm-t ncoema’y that more than one should be involved ifoits fate that I would take thu first riJ alone. and the time would coma when I should look back to the incident with great interest. As I placed my hand on the throttle valve handle 1 was unde, ccired wbothor I would move slowly throe miles I reversed the rake and return­ ed without accident, having thus made the first railroad trip by locomotive qn the Western hemisphere." the Judge left thu city, in which he took the part of * young man. looking about twenty-five, while the daughter wax his IttBl The Tint LooaD^ive In ’Amanda '•imidwpv. h Am.™., 400,000, The ccpMllu. » Cu■ i. co- who ...kecd h. eonpiw uni dieted iu »Md ta cm bound Aeisbl, but the Sgbl woceneM. ? U wu> ia the yoer 1B»S on » » tree Mtwe Um oooumding r.ck | th. beak, at the iaekewc™, at the lhel .1 » ooofldeatly cpeeled that the I uwocmc. ..f the rulnd. c.aMCinretc on wet^oiap fraigbl will ,«Jdy | th. anal of th. Dd.no ...I HodM^ be out. aad eUppnw ete hoUune their cr । C.a.l Compear with their rod nine— WWW In eullriwtoa of the Ml. Md long , .nJ he who mMcmc yea wa the oely unc the frefebl ham olfered le retry . pecoa on that IcocMic. The eiteanpMk.lM. at enoul 12 coat, cob, to cut, Mmuw. which tai u i»y hi,, doo. on the under the postage paekrf rates, but drop . engine were these: . pod it as soon as coogrtas had takeo action The road had been built in the summer '•A1‘,be, .b,,‘ l**^ I Thcrtructure was of hemlock timber, and Still tbu action abuwu vlat wc may look 1 nib atjargo dimensions noiolmdon caps for in the general dmnkago of all rat«, phcod Ar apart. The timber had cracked and the fultnc&i of competition. When I—J---------- 51 — monopolies suffer the p&ple rejoice. straight line, the W BCIE, FOB AMI* AQAtXMT. Those ul«l fogies who feared that their 1406 Sold i/l 1871. 3049 Solo ifl 1871. 747»| It is no unusual thing down town to get dimnrtimd quarters, and it U the corrvol Sold ifl 1873. •14976 Sold /jT 1874. 31077 tbiiig'fur ladies' stores up-town to py out at ka»l one piece of new rilrcr with the S old i / i 1875, 41/0 full / iooooo hi LL t rtrttpjMi nid®! change to each customer. But the si reds ’L.’rtEtfrtL s£» i ■r 41901410 7041876. Oflt Ulf are not cxmfflj' fiuoilcd with It just y<4, and there is not so m idi iu circulation as TUT Sold 11 JO.SD | moo I was anticipated, for (he reason that when iratio)i i3o,op the bniiL; paid out silver everybody began V“> to hoard it up: those who had large turns, NO. 1048 large advantage over the Central as long as * U..7 .dk^J lb. old nta. FonxJio f OUR NEW YORK LETTER remain dots, the St. Lawrence river runs up bill the north po e looks tike a telegraph ■ole, Pennsylvania is a bhie statu arid . Not long ago Mrs. Ford was talking with a bright little girl of nine yean., who had just completed her first Ixxik tn geog­ raphy, when she promptly and mrrcetly gave the definition of geography aa a det. eriptiou of the earth’s aurfaoe; but when asked whether lhe had ever seen the earth or any part of it, she said No. Bimilariy, a teacher iu Illinois some yearx ago wm examining a dass in gcogr^hy. when all Mra. Ford continues: Outside of gcog- A hortrod things ia tho aohool-mou., about home, and on every hand, are never counted is Worth mentioning. �a ccatury hence we ouglit, to-day, to be th»W<- of Ac representatives of al! the. Where the PreaMeni ' Performs hie ('own.rater in-Chief t the folbw“ to . oaac in Representative Blackburn’s resolution: 7b thf IhttMt of Jlrptraentatiefi: of our bloasings. We trust also that this “I have given very attentive consider­ Centennial exhibition will prove to bo ation to a resolution of the House of reasonably successful iu-showing so for as Representative*pewed on. the third; day of April, requesting tho President of the material products' tab do it, the great fea­ United States to infoan the iloose ture* ofournationaPprogrera, so that even Representatives whether tny Executive if the older nations shall outshine us in some offices, acta of duties, atd if any, what departments of art or iu special handwork have, within a aptcified period, been porof uno kind and another, we shall still formed at a distance from the acai of th« Government established by law, Ac. . show ouraelrc* to have made good use of I have never hesitated, and shall not our privileges, and entitled t»> the respect h-wtate, to communirato to Congress, nt all mankind. and to eitheVibrabeh. thereof, nil the in­ For President, At all evepfa wo deserve success iu this formation which the Constitution makes it t to give/ qr oSwtt Io bring :l»« .»uon. together i 2_ iho Joi, _? of 2., lh« 1'rwideot RUTHRRFOBD B. HAYES, whichniv myjudgment judgmentmav maysuj sugevrt tot m& .. . .. .. i ■... ... ... which of Ohio. and to make them better acquainted with ora request from either Iluuac iuay in­ each other. In nil ages of the world ignor­ dicate to me will be'Uscfal in the discharge, For Vico-Proident, ’ X JOHN F. HARTRANFT. ance has been the mother of prejudice, aud of the appropriate duties < onfided to them., ! of Pennsylvania. prejudice is responsible for full half the I fail, however, to find in the Coustilu • tiou of the United States tbe authority Subject to tho decision of the Republi­ ware and contentions which' have de­ given to the House of Repnneatetitea solated the earth and impeded the cause (one branch of the Congress in which 1 is can National Convention. of human brotherhood, to which one verted the legislative power of the Gov­ HAYEH' PfaATFOHM t blood and one transcendent sacrifice are ernment » to require of the I Executive, on inevitably leading ail men. Let us all independent branch of the Government, co-ordinate yrjib the,Senate and House of hope this Centennial Exhibition will be a RepresentauVni, an account of his -dis­ manifest and long operative influence in that charge of ht\appropriate and jmrtly exec­ beneficient dirxition, and Io thin end let us utive offices, acts and duties, cither ax to when, where or how performed. > labor to make it a perfect success. What tho House of Representatives may require as a right iu ita dumand upon j The Preaident's Message. the Executive tor information is limited to is overlooked or NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. GUAR be cxer- should not be mentioned. night be aunty of and na­ t that as to the place w ciscd thin are natMns and tribes invited tp contribute to, three Centennial festivities rt Philadelphia. able in our hirtory witness stopped. IIc would die before he would telL It was a ddieato object and of the United Statre hi* dril powera are no more limited or of limitation IMPERTINENCE REBUKED content with the position we now hold ns for­ of the gotten for’tbe prescnt, in the grandrar of our ncompllshmenLs and the abundance “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor seotcrian interferance winch will destroy the other." Republican National Convention. the aomiartion of condidstos for President and Vice-President of the United .Stetca. will Ik> held in the city of Cincinnati on Wedncvdav the fourteenth day of June, 1876. -al 12 o’clock noon, nnd will ernisht of delegate.^ from each Btatetqtml to twtee tho nnmber of riiory and the District of Columbia, In call. Ing the conventions far the election of delc- political differences or previoua parly afiilfations,,wha are opposed to reviving seciional tones, and desire to promote friendly feeling and permanent harmony thrpuglMut the coun­ try by mainlaing and enforcing all the coualitutianal right!, of every atixau. inclniL favor of the ‘continued fried; who arc In iby government by honeat, faiihful ami capo"Mb offeers ; who art in favar of making nach reform* in government M experience) mar. from to time, suggevt; who art opposed to imparlng the credit of the nation by deprtci_ ..J r...... Hid tho efforts of these recently in rebellion against the Government been successful in driving a late President of the United Staten from Washington, it is mnmftffi that be intwi , ufre discharged his functions, both civil and military, dsowherc than In tho place named by­ law as tht? scat of GoyerntutmtNo act, of Congress can lijnit, suspend or, confine this cmwtitotiomd duty. I am not' scribed detectives, hence these uiad-housc bara. tar <• i»nf The President had frequently come to Koreas the fiOUse of the witness about it at the mcm- grres whieh assumes thus to limit or re­ strain the exercise of the functions of the Kxecutire. Were Uwe .«>* I affix, I should nevertheless recognise (be ‘superi­ or authority of, the Constitution, nod meat, and the providing Etnbrnoee under one management the Great Tninlt Riilamy Unes of tb. Wi8T and NQBTH-WKBT, and. w.<L Ita DQtnerou* b ran diet andcoonectfom. forma the aborteat'and quickest rout, iietwaen Chicaoo and all point- in Illinois, Wwcombin, Rorthehs , MiMXEBOTA, low a. lemon, MfiCKIQAK, NEHRA2KA, CXLtPORMXA andtbe We-tr never ERN TBRBfTbttTEA Its Owha m4 C«UI»n.i. Lin. Jm the snortmt and bert jrutUe for nil pointe iu Northern IjXinois, Iowa, Dakota, *ftteUASKA Wyoming, Colorado. Utah, Ni.t? rda. Ci.iromnA. Omeoox; (‘Hili’ Japan ano Aubrralia . It- THE CLIMAX Had come. The Democrata were enthusi- j Mtfc-fo'lbcir sardonic joy, and were just nadyto render their verdict against the of suitable THE COLLAPSE ia the abort line for Northern WihooMrtK and Minnmbota. aad Cur Mali oom, St. Pavl. Minnkammjb, Dvi.i tii and all points In lb? Great Nocth weri March*'. ' .. of the act referred to, General. Washing­ . Itothia ww Dvinocrats of the Commit- Ito Winona and St. Pater Line ton issued an ""ex.entire prodaumtion Vb oo ExpeRditures in the Interior IV Js j bo only route for-WJ ‘ ‘ Roches ” having reference to the subject of this part turnt caught the President. ter.Owatonn a. Mans tt. Petek very act from Georgetown, a plaao re­ Southern New Hex, and nfljadu mote from Philadelphia, than the seat of State Affaire. and Central Minnesota. _ _____ Government, where the act referred to> OfcrWtu-i.tiwih'ht.i ffiro^thatMdl । ------------- --------lincie tollegc. The spicy Message that President Grant j f aoat of GovernmL, ----------------------. . . TIia fruit ririxritgH nt till* ' That none of his successor* have cnrent to the Hojt''C of R epresentotives in I went. The inquiry in tho resolution of is a cbesring one, • the House u to where executive acts tertained the.idea that .their, executive in ,n Michigan “Ji reply to an. impertinent resolution adopted ”t!' p^«wlo«lr‘MW 'jJJ? have within the last seven years been •Mo. a short time since byxjhat branch of Con- performed, at what distance from any of Government is evidenced by the bun- *•“” grcM. asking if any official acts had been particular spot. or for how long a ]<criod drefeuM* wJwL. «T r"h la the only roote for Eiou, Rock> ok i>. FRVEPORT?ond all point* wia FrwiMirt performed at any place other than the at any one time, Ac., does not necessarily formed by tny predecessor- in an unttrobelong to tho pro visco of legislation. It ken line from Waskiaftou to Liaonln, a • -. A rfLUJ,-! National (.Capital is printed in anotlicr colChtcaooand Milwaukee Line does not profaci to be asked for that ob­ memorandtwn of the general nature and .‘SijK* atrawKwriea- in’ Detraa*/ Friday ninn. ject. if this information be sought sold at the modest rate of aorenty-flve Is the old Lake Sbon Bowte. and is the character of some of which arts is nbouly odc paaoiug UtRHNth dtYANsroN, The iwpudeticj of tjie query is patent through an inquiry of the President as to a quart. miltod herewith, aud no quertion .has rents HroirEAM* Park. -It folks aM if tlie £4rq&tto and Meek- Lakb Fojuarr, on the face of it, but the mover Of the his*executire acts in view or in aid of the l>ocu teised ax to thu Validity of- those WALKMGAfr/ tcSlt. K ENO I HA to inacratlnrtid proj«-t was arlaxt on its Muwmn,, ; •' ■ ' resolution was probably not antkrijmting power of impeachment verted in the arts or as Io the right or propriety of thoj House, as it naked in derogation of an Executive to exercise the powers of hi* in reality. auch a pointed rebuke a.* the President inherent, natural right, recognised in thia <dfe« |a any jtff ifthe Uaited htetw.’ r a rennin on all through trains of tills iir his reply very properly administers. Io country by a constitutional guarantee tSigned) U.'K Grant? Thia It the ONLY LIME rtnninc his menage the President demonstrates that which protects every citinsi, tin' Presi­ numbered 183. j Washington, May 4, 1876. Several Detroit bus'.n m* firms have re- • these cars between ChTcairo and Kt. he has not neglected any duty by ahacnce dent as well as the humblest in the land, Paul, Chicago aud Milwaukee, or Chi­ from Washington ; that he Itas^nol even from being made a witness against him­ cago BQfWniM*. » ----- a-----------^a---------------------- wllli |«th« l>ual self. been absent from the ,-Capital as long as the Oertaad Union During the time that I have had some of his iflustriottv predecessors. That the in this day of Railroads and Telegraphs dent of this Goren ‘ Mail Mwi (hw ns frou> the tbcChlcagv Ik* has al all limes been within reach of al­ most instantaneous common icatioo with will continue to be, my earnest endeavor and that nobranch of the public service had ordinate branches of the Government, not account of such absence; encroaching upon them nor allowing i it is, iu plain En­ cncroachmentH upon the proper powers of the office which the people of the United glish, none ol the business of the gentlemen Statre have confided to me, but aiming to who compose th- majority of the Confed­ preserve in their proper relations the erate House of Representatives where or several powers and functions of each of the co-ordinate branches of the Govern­ when he performs his official acts. ment agreeably to the Constitution, and in accordance with the solemn oath that I Political Note*. IU«» -U1 be beU oo the 2Kb, 2<kh suffered on The New Urfortu iiepMiam is in a position to my that Democrata throw mud Washington,!). C., Thursday, January 13. became it'is the only thing they can reach. THE CENTNNIAL EXHIBITION be the first cboioc of many Iowa Republi­ Gen. Sherman for President is said to cans, inchdlng United States It ia now opened. comparatively But fejr of our peo­ hand the It is out­ Brownlow speaking interest the season of tho by which Philadelphia Centennial was inaugurated on Wednesday. Yet we were all there in, spirit and sympathy and many of ui hope aud expect to give our penwnai attendance before the grand exhibition closes. Grand we have not the least doubt it is for all the leading'nations of the earth have sent forward- their contributions, and several lure shown a great degree making a creditable cnees of the Iago, it was evidently worth their while to do. Akliough, to day, know that Preiidcnt Paraon a.* ever in his tAlc powtiow of Superintendent of Publie 1 psrtmcnt to-day to surpass others in period of upwards of seven years during the attempt to “catch Grant.*' whieh I have held the office of President TDX GREAT MYSTERY. “the butcher-knives for tire slaughter of of the United States, I have boon absent The Democrats on the Committee had Thurman are being whetted on his uncle s caused all the Republicans to be notified shin bone." That is what might he called whether daring that period I have per­ formed or have neglected to perform the daticsofmy office, I freely inform the The Molly Maguires of Pcnnsylvauix House that from the time of ray entrance arc said to bo a branch of the Ancient Or­ der of Hibernians, and that they are sworn of their hand. order. Jione but Gathnlir. Irishmen can The Washington 'Xatwinl RcpnUMtan brings the last charge against Mr. Blaine. Even the tribes with <hcir next . neighbors, have long known the commer­ cial demands of the American people end have adopted Uieir fabrics and products Coke. the,Democratic Senator the neat of the Goverameat -r and that length hb career as a Confederate soldier, repent if, United States at Tho Ku-Klux Whitc-Leagunrs are jx> They have therefore gladly themselves of the • grand Opportu­ anming thcTfmftrigM in Ix>uisiana. They declare that tire State must bo carried for nity offered by this splendid Raxar to compete with other nationalities and aril- thc’Pcmomc^ at the coming Presidential availed and the patronage of the United 8totes in how will the the Iu that ora,indeed, relations of this Il is currently reported iu k-fsl drcles Granger cases, ia withheld uu til after the Whatever may otir condition as a nat in. Court may not de imperilled in the West. Frisbie, a young lady twenty-two years of and Kcntte Streets. age. The prisoner was brought before ’ the the 37th of May iust 1 Pa.; and Albert Keep of y <37,000,000 of the should the opportunity offer. tho time U» Apdit. rf tnnl I him to the Government mad house. ' ’taw***:* ** He have from two to ten trains dally. NnWTMOffiee. w<x 41C BriUway ; ■ OBoe. Ho. fi State Stnet! Otnaha Frauitenet; Street. George ShcphtrJ; of Carltoo, has lately At the annual mooting of the stockboidsreof the l^ke tflmre * MHuasn witness upon whom lips the fate of the Southern railroad held at Cleveland May fallowing dircctors were chosen fur President of the United States hung was 3,■ the ---------_---------------------------------------an ordinary looking bnainmai man. The ^ensuing year. Cornelias Vandorbili, Democratic membera were or. tip-toe irtih WUliata H. Vanderbilt, Augustus Sdiell, expectation, Republicans wen loteraated, ® Samuel ------ ’ ” J.------------Barger,” Robert ’L. n Crawford, ' John K. Barral, and Frances P. Freeman of New York; Henry B. Payne and His marvelous Some years ago did him a great taut to the accordingly. the century to cotnc. The Committoe lustroctioo forD&riy four years, authorises the announcement that he is entirely out of the field as a yandidgjc-for.^rv noutlua-: ----- XlUUUBUhMi from speech before Ah election h- reriewud al and declared i that he would (tally. . B B^.of M.cxnb, .fo, ftWlMld efficiently filled the respon- Dembcrxcy, and that his utation as one ofthe bort coslorucn. ia the acquaintance been detected in States." as haaboeu to often and aa well said, our nation ia younger than many of its inhabi­ approaches of the Independent Voter." Ilia friends will rather hope there is sometants, wehavc already established our. rep­ Imsinavi b-aa-SLSSssHS:- special committee of the Confederate at the United States Land Officarat TrnFor Bay and Lake i^pperior. House of Representativei. He says the verac City during lie moOthj^- April, Two TnilCTteiiy, aAfc Si&S Pntav Democrat members of at least one of the covering 7,022 acres. JamM Foraythc. a resident of Ypsilanti Maxquette. Hoose Committees liaye discredited ikctuhrough Train. sclvra far more than they can hope to dis­ since TS29, died In that city tm the 9th Jiljgfat train-, grace die Administration. In the history SuQoinla Io fend" that instrument. of the aewion thus far the (ratters of poli­ buried with hlano.iic honors. Foe Sparta and' _ In the maintenance oft be rights secur- tics and society have been raked to make a Prof. James C. Wataou, i.f the State MiuMoota. O— k Train dally. case against the Cabinet. Bank accounts Unireraity, has received an appointment with Pullman iteatemtoaq branch of the Government, 1 nu> com have been ransacked, tattle uf frontier as one of the judgw at tho Centennial, Throu*h Tra “ * * ’ detailed camps has been listened to, detectives have with a request to be present at the open been made oracles to prove high officials l«s • viaClltiinformation of the Government guilty of crime. It was Any penon wlip rpcare or shoots fish Uy, with Senator It says “ he is handicapped with seductive markets of-the world. Webb the well iafonnod coms powdeak of interval in exhibition of their as to is ns violent bursts ofttriSody; vocal and inatruuMti- hatred of the tal, and (Re shouts ofrthc enthusiastic thousands Council Hiuffii. Omaha and Cali “— -------- = —^2-tWith Room and IJ1 > unci' Wright. blooming of artillery, the golorious ple vTXeaak A Narlh- all the departments of the Government, and furthermore that liberty and should be maintained ahMilulely free from sectarian control g who believe that, for the promotions of these ends, and dlreetion of the government should continue to be confided in those who adhere to the princi­ ples of 1776 and support them as incorporat­ ed in the constitution and laws; and who are in favor of recognizing and strengthening the fundamenlal principle of national unify ia this centennial anniversary of the birth of the ttepablle. CA®RNM lie ring W. II. Sim mm. JU8TS0.I2.- Klnxtt btreet --B-Caaal erWdlv ■ attain s- ' �Lh»r urf Mood M>oaw. ItyMIrcaji ■'■'■',l1 1 ...... " CENTENNIAL LETTER public eomfort has a commodious officw b( Attention Greenbacks. the main entrance, which includes a fitc By IL V. Ptauct; W.&.. Author of ••Th* Time’s Flight—Uftole Sam's Centen­ reading room, facilities for writing and I will sell for the next Sixty Days for l*eopte*a(*oMh0Hfo«a«MediM| Adviser." corrrepcodtticc. together with lavatories Greenbacks only, Boots aud shoes way nial Blrth-dsy Breakfast—Pro­ and noset*, and a boot-blacking and down low. in order to clone out niy slock A hrallby liver srerrte* «•** day about two -TRA^GKB’H GUI1JK gramme of the Opening Exercises clothrs-bnuhing room. Thin dejuirt- ft-r New Spring Goods. I also sell the l-ITV LOCAL K- «. TIMI^CAiiD —Let the Eagle Swarm—Arrange­ ment will undertake the care of undueIlan, celebrated uu>ust Singer Sewing Machine, differ Sewing Machine Noodle* and ments far the Comfort of Visitors. cloak*, shawls, 4c., for which checks arc ent kinds of Sewit mr«n 'ree, and wliM when tho the viaknr visitor m h wwdr ready In Io rMacWne ri:i OU. T. I abo sell Well 4 Cistern ive, hie ‘‘trspa” will be found-st a ata Pumps. ■ ■ ffi; tion in any pert of the ground he may Pliir.Anii.rHiA, May 19th. 1876. J. Maus. The Centennial Rolling AtlaatU- Kipru* (Sa Opposite the Post Office Tempia fttged. Nobody knows better designate. Homing*, Mich. than a Centennial Commissioner or Ex­ (’hair Company have provided 300 chairs xx41tf hibitor how much too fast tempia docs elevated on wheels, and m> eomtrncted as Farmers remember that the old and to be almost noiaclcM,which for a moder­ fuget fur the successful maturing of hu reliable house of C. B. Salsbury ia, as ever, Even stealing ate charge by Hie hour may be employed addition to tbetrnanml function*, and can- man plans and purposes. buying egg*, batter, poultry and all kind* from tl(c hours of sleep and turning to take persons where they like about tho of former a produce, under Bariow 4 Good grnnnda. The luxury of this provision night into day, won't always suffice to The brain, which i» the great electrical cen­ overtake tho lying moment* and keep will be better appreciated when it ia year's store, and paying for the same the highest market price. Palroniie the house ter of all vitality, to unduly .timul.ted by the PONT ।OTFICK TIME CARD [ace with the rising and sotting auu. 8o understood that according Ut the latest jyoM Liiow to br reliable. XX2lf can sell cheaper tlian any hotta»in Bar­ with, all their bcrculanouut ^efforts, these estimates a tour through the aisles of the ry County, for these reaaomt: ly. ilcnr* the aytuptomv of bile poi-Mming, Centennial people scratch their heads and principal exhibition buildings comprises a 1st. Because we have no rent to pay. geokcu aa A bank on the which ar« <1uUdmb, headache, incapacity to wish they had, like the man about to be walk of forty miles. 21. Because we make Hie most of our Taoadar ANXOLXCKMK.XT TO TUB PUBLIC. ■ grounds under the managemeut of Philadel ­ keep the mind MX any subject, impairment uf hung, a respite—st little more time. But good* ourselves. PICTURES I memory, dixiy, sleepy, or nerr.-m feeling. the day is almost here. Next Wednes­ phian*. will receive deposit*. cash drafts and Kloomy forrtxxiincs. and irritabily of temper. 3d. Because we keep the best of work PIOTURESl The blood iksslfWnx direeaed a* it form* I be day mortnnp Curic Sam will take his furnish exthsngc. A narrow gucc nil i I am now “H alone in the Photograph men. ■ sweat upon the surface of the akin, it la vo ir- Centennial Hrth-day breakfast and pick wav makes a circuit of the grounds and ), *.— —■* ——j—■ •- ~~ • ••««^rwpu coumxtx with all the [ciocipal budding... buw,x**- M « I have made arrange____ __ .MM. M.a W*T ritoilnr and poisonous that it produce* Ji* his teeth with a rusty <jd '76 hayonet. my facilities fur doing make. colored brown spot*, pimple*, hlotclire. and Al ouoti the American Eagle will perch It « provided with cars furnished by I ,“^U 10 variou* Bixnufscturvu as an advertise- , ‘“^cr work than ever, mi all aiuauu should UU1 call notions, sore*, botla , ----Wo sell none of this cheap-made Fur­ himself ujion tho topmost peak of ibe and get a negative taken. Tlic superi ­ Tdegraph conrcoleoclea and niture that Is made by machinery. The Rocky Mumrtains, and with the lips of ment. ority of my wurk In the put u a suffi­ goods we make is made by iutnd, and hu wings dipped in the two oceans—not messenger fueilkire wro prorwkxl at sevwork in the By an cient guarantee of flrel-c forgetting to drop a tail leather or two era! s^xtiou* al>uut the grounds. warranted. We Invite all peraooa to ftituro. Room* in Waslun ’ ton Block call and inajiei't our goods, for they a) in the Gulfuf Mexico and Lake Michigan, ingratoott* cocilrirtuicc of Mr. W. 8. aonth kid* State Street. bear Inspcctlun. No trouble at ull tako a retrospective sun ry of his own PhiHpa. Superintendent of tho Telegraph, Gfco. L. H eath . show goods. grealures. We all sympathise with the every ouc of the eighty turnstile* sei st 1 prund old EauL', even alien, on Slate the several entranren of the ground will Parties having Pictures to trawo 1 have got a choice lot of Hen* Fihca occasions, he take* on the character of a be coonectej by wir* with a- dial in the era for rale. C. B. Sjhmdi bt. I woakTdo well top ‘them framed of us turkey-gobbler ; and at Him period. lu»w- tnsin office of the Centennial Communion a* we can do It P . -rsod Chcuperlhau ewes at oae time. TbeiUver Iwing the great everapt it might be, probably mibotly When a person enter* thrnggh a turnany house iu P ry County. Wc keep <lepumtiag;ew btocsLeMndag <>rgss ut tbe •lilc he b InstauianemuJy registeied on syvlrtn. Set this great' ■■bouseksepev of our will think of ijuotjng Maxe s Imre: Km Husby not io be out done. h» re­ the Lazgret Si.J Meat selected stock ot > this dial. At any inatsni of the day. P1CTVRE FRAME-1 AND MOULD­ health" at wurk. and the foul corruption. fitted his toouorial pjriort, and everything ———.I—- I— ,1.— 5.1—.1 .—.I l here fore, it will bo possible to know', by INGS, Bilackktb, Papkb— Houtabout them as neat m a new pin. Neektira, glancing nt the dial, the exact tnunber of W|U la*4*at pcU. of (totem. KHU, WALtePotXKTH, SUFFKRr Cultart, Citrars etc. all And ctara, ran be patted from iW ayairaa. 'mihi |«vple whu huve psMcdthagMs and are HOIJJKRS, found, at Em’*. Everybody acknowledges Pierce’. Golden M*dl»l MrtKn within tho Kxhibitfou prenude and Imildthat Em i« the best 7bmor iu sixteen aud everything In the Furniture Uno. small UmH <Utty W. E *»•'« foga. We invite all persons to call and look native Psllvt., ia previslnealf counties. , xxSl if The dccu'iMi of the Commiteiuu to The programme for the opening exer­ chwe both building* and ground* un Sun 1 will buy and paf cash for live drickts completed and hu already beeu exten day provokes a good deal of dbcnaswo, ■ •ms up tu J uno. let. Vin»Invitation* Iirt* been and nii certainly a question to which «51’<_________ C. B. ^oliskury. । now on exhibition at pur FitrnttunTttti blood untoXMi lUt lurk u .re rirely publiahvd ' Blare. All kinds of work made to or­ by them robbed of their terror*. anJTby their issued to the President, Cabinet officers. litres is two aids*, though on the whole TK> vou want the Ixtt Havana' Cigar* der. Repairing of all kinds of oM fur jwraeveringaadprotractad u.c I ha moot tainiad Supreme Gmrt Judges, Diplomatic Corps. probably a Majority of tbv ]iuLlic will ! nilure neatly done. ■y«tea>a may ba romplate'y reaovated and Cougrreamen, Centennial Jloard. Foreign approve the aenou of the lloanl. There go to J. P. Roberts' for them. • built up sacs Enlarged gland., tumors, and ConimL^iuncni. Governor* of State* and kn>> remarkable influx of visitors aa yet. WE MEAN. Bl’HI K KFS! -indie awy and disappear under M. D. Reed dexirev to call attention to Most of the <hnn> town Imtels are lolcni Territories and their staff*, the Pennsyl­ of th»e great wash vat •. . Furniture Ilcomarouth aide Stale St. vania Jwgialature. city authorities of bly full, but there ia plenty uf room in his uew Wagon Shop, where he may b« opiKMite H. A. Goodyrar'a Hardware ft won’t expand the currency. the many many new new canirpcjarirs caniYprjarir* in in the die riciuity riciuity ’ tound at all hours of any day. ready to do Philadelphia, chief officcnt of -the array the Church CMtnthr. * *h»n rtdro ia here, '•"X w‘.,r* in *»»• •«*, fruin putting a new Store. and nary, Woinco'a Nati-.nal Centennial of Pairtpoqnt park. XTEBB1KS tars. Committee, Centennial Board of Finance, and has taken a Imus* in Wert Phitadd- i >">oke in an old wheel, to the building of: ” fur * which ' ’ * *he pays S30.0QU “G0.00U iu in guhl. gold. thc I** 1«*W9' ''vrT "«*n in the county of I The people of Nashville and others in official position* and official­ phia, May Si. W aad 21. *RogaiUn IM) «. ly connected with the Exhibition. The This ntlU tn mind another homa>rmrin* Barry. Don't fnreet the place; in the shop with Jason Rich 4 Bro., corner of May 2o,.A«c«naion My. ' Centennial ground* and buildings will be ineideul related to me. A card “To let, vt.. m .n.J i..——: .. opened to the public at 9 A- M. Memori­ furutthed," pn the door of a fine rvsiJcnrc Church aud Railroad Street. al Hall, tho Main Building, the Machine­ iu a very rnspcptablo quarter of the eity. XXUtf Jin ?cjm4teekly tow. »-naM*»fi*imi&MM.i . ■IM DM. STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep Itw E wixl find all kimlit of Whore : ft FURNITURE! Of every Description whidt we •raws . : 1 S - nrs. _ j._M.3nrnM.y.M._ cor MTV omcKBs. !V8S: Peerleu Kilk Safes HAYS’ SONGS. reliable. On Friday at ry Hall will be reserved for Invited gnret* attracted thu atteulka of a New York until about noun. Thu cxerewc will take gentleman who wa* prospecting here. place in the open air. on the south aide of Memorial Hall. The music ramdating •nacu IUI W>UK- ^UJIUIUO O| p«K| UUIO , Beery variety of Job Printing nearly aud of 800 yoiere, will be under the direction The public were wonderfully .iirpriaed one of Theodora Thomas, aaakted by Dudley Buck. The Prcridetrt will bo escorted to from which ex-.heriff Vrnomaa had suffered (Ito grounds by Governor Hartranft and a division of troopn. Th* fullowing is the prijgrammc: Fhat.—Centennial Inauguration March, by Wagner. Second.—Prayer by Bishop ' ruotnar. i mlitude knew* no bound*. Semi-weekly, only SI.SO MUt of 1) It. Qtek. I*. A.BMMiley aad Uaa, U A<rf«rk>n wave Sfpoialxd to solicit nulMeripitov* to meat th* nrcawi j expense* evtimaiol at $1‘OtMl. and to report at KeM Kaiional bank of Cantaa, Illinois. Shalt decoration day, I Himpaun. Third.—Hymn by John G. Whiui«r; muai<-by John K. Pains, of Mamachatetia , orchestra aud orgau ac­ companiment Fourth.—Cantata: words by Sidney Lanier, uf Gourgia; music by Dudley Burk; orchestra and organ arcouipanimcot. Fifth—l*m«<tvt«tiun of the Exhibition by the President of the Centennial Commisaion. Hixxli.—Ad­ dress by ibe President uf the United State*. The declaration that the Exhi­ bition is epen o ill bo followed by the customary firing of aalutes, raLuug of flags, ringing of the chimre and Handel s “HaUelmah Chorus," with oqna aud | orchestra! accompaniment. Tbr Foreign Commtaaiouers will be placed opposite their respective aactions Iu die main building. The Wreident and invited guests will inarch through iiiu main buildivg and the Foreign UNtt&Btawcn, the I erne drew hi- check on the spot fur at.-. —___ _ ttn ____ 1J A * *__ X____ • r the amount pH. day-* ’ later thirty“hreQch'hdira*' Jw«' from Praia w^r/d.xnioiW within, and tho neighborhAxl is dtaeomfltod. ° * • Vkham. Local fibjipe^ pitice; W. JI. H. Heath, the senior na^mtie of the firm of Heath, Salisbury A Cor haa retired from bumnraa iu Him city, and in now traveling for the Grand Rapid* Burial Case Co. Hi* many friends wish him sucerra. Q''«T—Who will do the undertaiing? Why Htebbhu Brothers of course. Whitman's Assorted Candies—the best n the market. A full supply at J. p Roberts'. Vri ' Shia locating the Fauth of July m die uriddlr of the muMtec.' However wa hrs . not dxsetuums that point new JU-WJ ptoytew bra fore >e IMm MMVtabk M ab.II ■iUi ’ banka. Xk STEWART’S SONGS. Takethc AtduaOa, Topeka 4 Ranta Fe DRY GOODS HAVE TAKEN A TUMBLE ! WHERE ’ At A. W. Bailey's. Prints 7/cte. Lonsdale muriin ISet', Muslin yard wide 6 cis. Extra heavy Shirting 12J cts. Bret coUonades iu to 3» cte. Gaud Ticking 12 cis. Twenty bone Corsott 45 da. Imdioi hove Kxra heavy J0 eta. Two button Kid Gloved GO eta. A nice line of Coat Binding*. Atchison anftKanaaaCtty, via the b»autiful Ark annas Valley, to Pueblo, Colorado Sprngs, Cuehanw, Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fe and all points in Colorado, New Mcxied'aad AriabUa. Special round trip !«> day tickets to Denver ott ftdc May 15lh, al (50, taking in the famous watering placre on the I>, 4 R, Q. Road. Low em­ igrant rates to the Sen Juan Mines. Pnlhnau Palace Sleeping Cart botwton the M isaouri River and the Rockyaouat tains without change. Close connection 2"‘le *nd Atchbop in .(Earn join the pnmtwiua, when the whole A full and ■oy»M*k'to aasorUnent tsxly will erom to Machinery Hall, ■ ■i. -yUl rtrt»rateW^fc>MaM<-.ir>ed There I’rcaidcut Grant will set ia ntulion <!lothii*g. xxiW A. W. lUiLRr. the great engine aud machinery counect ed therewith. A brief reception by the Anyone retnnting 1‘randeut in the Judges Pavilion will Black, aatuc, Sun. said donor girinr iu inu as te hui close tho formal observance of the day. Congress haa accepted the invitation u> whmalxMrta to me, ahull be revuniated. IlaiUingB May 1A 1876. be proaent in a body. Some people pre­ That the election of .Street Cvmmlaaluner tend to think thia was a mistake, aa it Jowx Htatt. those of one hundred years agn. What a ridiculous idea! To a man up a ifwe jt any renalutioa, «leu any iaRear,«T uada any would ssau that al this limo wc csuld tie. Bre sections tea (Iff) aad forty nine (49) make doe allowance for . th j short-com­ ings of our forefather*. No doubt the of the charier of the city of Halting*. member* of the Continental Cougrre* did Mr. Goar found on Sunday bis,boggy that the boot they , could with their limited advantages and experience, but every­ body will admit that the Congressmen of ■ U ... uk» or to. l<.... !. !, l.n lUrr. the present day could give them ten *U M« U U» h i..rmr» . pointe and direoMtthem, iaiBpme thing* —a cam of drew poker for imrtanec. There ia only om thing for which your corerepoedent eould never forgive the' DANES’ SONGS. . Going to Kanua or Colorado. XXiaf. Go to A. W- Bailey's, and get U-fure purdiaxlug eUewburc. rxlbwJ_______ 1 - •q <7ra. BharAaf, priere SALISBURY &BR0SSBAN To vutera, we Uw uudenugned Town­ ship Board of bring, Barry county, Mich, hereby give notice that wc have rcrewved a petition signed by 17 voters of said Town­ ship, praying fur a special Township meet­ ing to vote money for th* perprw of beildiogaTewa Hall aud as the action at the Annul meeting wm •illegal, we therefore Hoonan on toe. 16, May Sfich, 1870, at 8 o'clock l m. to vote tho mm Jar said Hall, not toextxvd H00 dUlara; also to FURNITURE, OMsterj 0afc tato fraa, k MUUffi Look leave 1 Look here I What ! don’t you think we can mdl Ranmin Wcwxrer, AifflAEL,IICBjnMU>. Irnv, M^y 6<h, 1876. cm do it, for, wuh the help of J. M. HEWES, w« gunau* being jurtlcd and inconvenienced in the general scramble. The department of1 xxi2w4 AU wfldMcu- bro.^U*C J. M. Nbvinb, P. One HaadraJ Y— — a— — .. .. .. memorial songs. PaMuhwiU J* Cole & Son WDOLKHAU: k RETAIL GROCERS. Cmw of Smu x»4 Church JU. NoMMitie&s! - chMt MB .'clockP. M. CENTENNIAL mil AMD QUAITETTI • <i|t.' ' '’l^ek^ Knn. <1 le I nj.py again fig ft—f Mlp1 han still further *f Ms Wnidance by the grounds Sgss^r.g “rt“ — „ O1B, M tbe., S3,1875. 11,1 Otr fir toe it Ike Ltred Unit Bile LUDPU3EB STUCCO SATES USE UK fcHAIfi Shingles Lath &c. t , �RURAL TOPICS. fr.lt rrowm iu thu Vnttad Stater.! LKASSIXG rAWMIMt. When intelligent yottng men are" desi­ rous of learning the business of farming in the moot scientific manner, they are met with the difficulty that no agricultural institutions. exist iu this country, under the management of sound, practical far­ mers. Tboae that do exist are managed by “ I’rofawon," who h«re had little or no practical experience in farming ; and the consequence is, that their labors generally consist in fnaking experiments, which result in nothing ui much value to the world. Young men who desire to learn fanning must therefore, go somewhere else than to “Agricultural Colleges'-to learu the practical part of the busiocm— to some intelligent farmer who is noted for the extent of nis operations, and his skill In his butiness, even if they work fur their lioard, or pay fur the privilege of working on such a farm for a year or two, after they haveapquired a knowledge of agricul­ tural cheuiktry to aid them in their voca­ tion in after life. TIiA Writer has a very poor opinion of the ability of “Professors ofSdentifiic Agriculture’’ to manage a farm successfully, and in nine cases in ten their theories will fail when they come to a practical tret. The proof lire in the fact that for JJO yean we have had State and other Agricultural colleges among us, and yet thjy have not demonstrated their utility to practical farmers in the least do- tag. Hay firsthand roots and bran after the hay is eaten. Turn out aud waler about 8 o’clock, and return to ilia stable after a short time out for drink and exer­ cise, but not k>Sg. unices the weather Lt fi ue. I feed all the roots and bran for the day at one feed.'' Once a day to feed roots, meal, or bran is enough, then food on Jhay for thereat of the day," This system, of course applies only to feeding in the fall, winter, and spring before cows go to pasture. Tho same man adds : My mowings are all cut twice in the season. Would be glad to cut it licforc it is fairly headed out. Grass is never cut to early, but mostly loo fate. Cut it early and cut the second time. The cheapest feed that I can raise is dried grass and fodder corn. I^oots cost mo most, but they are very valuable. I shall raise more instead of less. Brpn is worth all it emits for feed, and also all it coats as a fertiliser alter ward. can donbt who has watched the Inercaring wealth of the hop ertwets of Central New York for the' last 20 yam: Sometimts the price is low, but the average prion pajs well. It is far the interest of growers to cry the business down ; ami therefore we often seu articles Anblished claiming that hop-growing is ni l profitable, merely to prevent others going into the business. Hops tan be grown at cost of eight cents per pound ; and the price for twenty years has ren Horn 12 to (50 cents. Probably the atcrag; was 20 cents. LEaALS MUSIC JA HUaad Hal!. CompUlnnt Wlboh IL Brown * <1 Wall Iti breeding stock moderate in-and-in breeding does not injure their good quali­ ties at the experience. oF hundreds of cattle raisers can prove. A 'western slock grower Buys: “ft is now quite certain dial the only way to maintain n choice breed of stock is to keep up tho intercourse between them, regardless of relationship, so long as there are any good qualities worthy of preservation. Any system of breeding whieh is based on any other prin­ ciple is founded <>n error and is sure to fail as so many of our previous attempts at im­ proving western herds hare failed.’’ Smait. XoHcitor fx>^Comnlaln»n;. PROBATE ORDER. ^fVSiS.ssrv.trs lulihg al the Probst* Oft**. in th* The following htles fur feeding horses are taken.from a London, (Eng.,) public* tian. It is well .occasionally to read the opinli-iiS of English farmers on the sub­ ject; "When a hone is worked hard its food should be chiefly vats: if not work ked hard its food should chiefly be bay, because oats supply more nourishment aud ffeshniaking material than any other kind of food; bay not so much. Rack feeding ia wasteful. The belter plan is to Iced with ehot cause the food . —-----more easily chewed aud digested. Sprin­ kle tho hay with water tliat has salt itissolvcd iu it,because it is pleasing to the an­ imal's taste and the hay u more easily digested. A tMspoonful of s-.lt t > n buck­ et uf water is tnuncicnt." Charcoal has good medicinal qualities, and may be given to any sick unimai, and often cnee!.-' relief and in many cases a cure. Ina case where a cow became sick from over eating a spoonful of pulverized charcoal was mixed with water put into a bottle, the cow's head held up. the char ooal turned down her throat, ami iu a few minutes relief was visible; and in.four hours she was able to go to the posture. In a case of a cow becoming ' bad­ ly bloated by catiug green apples, a half a tcacupfnl ur powdcresl charcoal cured her entirely in a few hours. z Every man who keeps bore should have the honey botes An before apple tree, blossom. i*ut them on all your hirer, to be ready when tl c liere are iiauitroui enough to enter them. S"iall pieces of guide combs in tho tops aid greatly in The best beef cattle in the world are causing the bees to commence com b-buiidthe Shsrt Horns. # This dore not admit uf ing in the boxes. Some families of bees a doubt. They require good pastures, as will be to weak to work in the boxes ; they will not thrive on scanty pastures at but it is always lx»t to give them a set iu all. Where the Devons would keep in case they may'i need them. Get your good condition they would lose flesh rapid­ hives for swarn-s ready, so that when swar­ ly. But with au abtiudauce of fectl in ming time comes you will not be caught winter and summer they make the best unprepared. Honey will be cheap uext licef cattle known. Cows of this breed fall, from present indications ; hut twenty often reach from 1,500 to 1,800 lbs. lire cents per lb. fur good comb hooey is a weight, and sell to the butcher for 8100 to paying price, and I think it will not go 8150. A-five year old cow lately killed lower than that on failing to breed, contained 20O llw. of tallow. ItEW AIITERTISEMENTK. HAZELTON BBO.’S PIAHQS. mor« fr Ira. ■ litUAM M. CHASE . Fekm.rrZMh. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted OM Pianos aad OiraiUateii io Kiciatte fir Mew Dies R. D. BULLOCK, Wholesale Agent for Northern Ohio and Indiana. Branch Houses at Grand Rapids, East Saginaw a Flint. TIE EIEMT IF IUCME! THE FOE OF PAIN TO MA* AKO MEANT TURK* IH KO ROHE IT Wil.I. NOT HKAU HU UAUENESS IT Rr,sjrs MAN BODY. OB____ WB,a ... HDlUDBOaOTgBaUOMmiia i u -r»-. New Haven Conn., FOR TIITC POSITIVELY CURED. DR. 11 EBBARD’S CURE HAS CtRH) THOWKItS, Hap*. April Sitfc WTt. ADMINISTRATOR* li»kti. Take the course stems of the tobac­ co plant for cheapness, tricep in wator and immerse the lambs, excepting their heads, wetting their wool to the skin. This will speedily kill the ticks. By having the lambs stand on an inclined platform ooanecting with the tub the tobacco juice can be squeezed from the wool nnd used fora large fleck. A dozen fowls would do very well in u yard 50 fed square, with a little glass plot in one comer, as fowls must have grass. This space is as small as con be used for that number ; and if one cannot giae as much apace be had better bay h« eggs and chickens, as fowls cannot be kept |.wdl.M, wUhoot . ,«ua n»of ^d room. A few Jewels may be put into a much smaller yard, and will lay well for a fevwwka; but- after a while, with the grass all destroyed, Ore hens will begin to lay leas eggs, and will be unprofitable. A. D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. PHORATE ORDER. iSW3!^<8S««8S FITS & EPILEPSY IT xx47tf pal aad iataren the •«m of 1 * Last season was singularly favorable to potato growing in neariy every part of the country; and the consequence was the price went down very low. This season iatmen maybe inclined to plant less seed than last year, but they wilj make a mis­ take if they do, as the probability is that the season will' be less favorable than last year, and that the bugs will be very de­ structive, which will put up the price next fall very high. Don't be deceived, fanocm. by the result last season ; but plant just (is many potatoes as ever and fight the bugs to the end. Suppose you lose half of vour crop by this pest, the other half wifi be The worrt tue of ike Jonrest olandin*. by n/ing worth enough more to make up the loss in quantity. Obtain your Paris green liefore you need lit, ao ar to be srepaved Michig: • Apr’a’tT kaOc. ■ The tmwt wBMlvOwuagli and com­ plete inslltutlou of the Lind, in the world. Eight thousand graduates uf. tiara cotoev now in succemfal busincas in ..the principal cities and towns of the United Stales $20r. Tlie Bifit KiM if Statin iir DaMoAMIM A.D.tlTO. --usl____ HRDBATK ORDER. Magnificent granite" building, with ele­ gantly fitted and furnished apartments for the application of and carrying out of our novel and systematic methods uf BUSINESS TRAINING. oin«vin>] Yoong M Tho mleuplu. . taaiM. ta «“< -■« U M. ROnH, T,T ,1,1 u M^1 fcr dwwM) rakUMI M Ik. whkh low Ml iafamuiui a u Una, aad, Hua of naa», Addon, CMAHUtf B. WKUdf," xx-str ii... KI rarermnwG U-rk-k.) a'*#.'-' � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-18.pdf 679759c9e3d70e123e79104c72a73752 PDF Text Text itB oiiliM HASTINGS, BARRY COUNRY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY MAY 18. 1876 NO. 6. VOL. XXL gently tarn ner upon a hcncn t.y cue Move. UW« M.WW W jnW vis Hanging up The teacher,1 much nlartnod nt hcr.sifua- her hood And cloak she felt a hand laid <>u tion. sent immediately for the village pliy- her ana Mater. ’ . I I tr™ Owl,, U^l^. Alb..,, aioan and Mrs. Wateon! The poor child ! ‘%jjdo.»i»l puj.ik it ia right," abc said, was in dreadfn! pain; and had no use <>f “fc^Pftmc&oXira to treat Fred as they do. KHltOlt AX1> maimuR. rWU-lSHXH •' 1-J /; in ww aejj her limbs, • It wmj thought best to carry I Assure he feels dreadfttlly. Miss Ward­ her home: Mrs. Watson wrapped h*t up low, he brought Addie a book and acme I CHAPTER. THUERcoreftifly and carried ter In' her arms in ^affd’cs, this morning, fur (a .New Year ■ Th* wcond morning, when Mi*t Ward­ the sleigh, tte teacher feeling as if half the gift. lie hod jj« given item U Leras ' low arrived at the schoolhouse. ate was sunshine had pone put from the schoolroom, they, said you were coming, and so run to | met at tte outer door by Hugh, ‘-I hare j l'o<* child ! A* she went out from thff the door.” 1 .___ ...___ » ■ - -—■ —i” 1 t. room, she raised her held from Mrs. Wat • "Thank you for idling me. Addie does son^i shoulder, and gave a loving look nt pot blamchim.” I phy, Ariiteietb^dspcjl^-bo.ik---“Uug|i llie walls trad doslra'ate wm never to kco Manton,'iff rcineuib'raueu of Thiunas Ma. a^flin. tew." It wm sad ’ work teaching school that «?.ddic. She ttpoko.pT .Mr>. Al»r*kn>'$r f Ffvd Gjg.*n was nt tahool with hif day. Tents were shed .by.both teacher freble Imai th and of their poverty, and of RA TES OF .4 b VERT!SINK. | throat tirey up, and a iuucramau on his ami pupHa, aud at noon, wnc of the large the duty of tninutcrtegnoTKc sick apd af। lungs. Ifm little sister.X«4»pcd up u> tte k>y» got s homo and cutter, and drove th>« ffioted. :r - - ■ 1 ' ’• ■* * ■ ' 1 teaebvr down tomv the child, Mrs. Mara- , I .“But toy dear cbildreq,.there (i*i«tHl ton wta very ealiu. but her eotnprcwd lips miollinr thing to, which I would call your and corrugated brow told of the anguish aitehtrort," and taking ufittecbalk pencil, Wl S.ai| Ujj0| SSa»('7uji»'_______ ____ ( throwing water the y.Hing end*? She die wrote upon the blackboard: “Jud£<? within. • ' “I could not 'wail till night, tefore 1 nut, k>l yc te judged.'' Every eye was came to see her. Hew is ate?'’ ' upon tte text. , After a uipnient’s pause, . mam »ug| taxa IS taut m* ‘ a * . ■ ■ • I “ I nut sorry to hear it, Linda. 1 do “No change yet,'* sail! tbephyiiriah; “It kIw asked Edson Lane to read it so that *..ttssstl . oirwrUrr <.««!>.not.H | Land Rollers, Harrow?., C’uitivntorH. Double Shovel Corn I not think Hattie w!ll do it agatyi" *' ia an injury of-thtrspitic. I fear.-' the younger scholars' 'could understand it. ir&tior. teuMoia^ Mattas frr O. ( Plow*. I “Tteyjwvc■ tfnl tn let mb Afotic, then.”1 The tencliiv advanced to the bedside, where little Addie by like a crushed flower. Only a few ahurt hbum before, so I” full ef health and joy; now, unable to* raise the meaning of the text. '•I think. Mks Wardkw," mid M.ry, her hands or move, her head ! Iler ■ even were closed, snd the bright golden hair lay 'Ittet it might te applied to myself, for 1 disheveled upon the pillow ; not a tinge of did say hard things about Fred's hurting tiom fajfkb is att vo.K with JBL TT. Cwt nW YTT VTs i “Do unto othors m ye would that they color wm in her face. Miss Wardhiw Addie. 1 did nut car: that L had slipped ’’ jW. «. .MSa .should Ai unto you.” She made no roIcaned over her, and pressed a Low Tjjmn out myself, as it did not hurt me, uud had the brow which ww corered with a cold she not Ixen hurt no harm would have come ofit. He was only in play, but boys is-rapiration. • । । At twelve o’clock, just as the noholani are rather rough any way." Mary took “Are you in mnch pain, daHing?** . With patent Bent Gear, made from* the beat New York Svetmd were placing their books in the dmk.tiirre seat and Sarah rase, team in ter eyes. “Not a* mpvh ns 1 was at first, whether ____ ------------ - ---- -- . Growth Hickory. ‘h,cu • *»?*•*•“* •« "I have uot judged Fred myself, bethey undressed me; bnt 1 cannot more. J : T ho sclmhra tegan to laugh. i r I *m’t think Fred nieant to hurt me. Yon cause I saw the whole thing. Addie started “Pkw, teacher, may I go to the door?” did'not punish him, I hope." I for the door before he did, and as m\*t of ' .said little Eddie Watson. “Our dinner “No, Addie; Fred has cried all the the girls were out, ate and Mary stood in wonting—he is so sorry." * • the outside door. Just a* Fred came out Upon (jpcuiDg the dour,in walked Argus, •Ho ought to be whipped severely.1 c.f the schoolroom on the run, Joseph Stiles ATTOBN.T AT LAW I C.Hi.staiiUiv Oil HlUld; with a pail, which te carried directly to Wins Wardlow ; and I do not think yon put out his foot in ftrbnt of him, and <>fio« in Iroiaa U<Kk. over Bartow XUuwIyMr-t I z | Mary. ’. will do y ror -tty, unless you punish him,” foe stumbled over it, and went headfirst _ AT JLGftlCUL'rURj^L HALT.. ■ After lnni4i, the Ixiyi reported to the said Hie doctor, as he buttonca up his ovt nWI did not see which ot»o 4- against the AsjiKAxsoFPAv, HovNTY,«r. , One door east ofJ^oodyears Hardware. teacher that thev had raised eight dollars \ he hit, bnt they botli went out, and Adda; voat. V—l-«w>rn*kia» SlUUn .»A S.IU™aTiX. 111. I J to pay fur building the fire, which, u*th “Doctor Emerson, I know it was not Hdippcd down and fell backwards against the money for the ashes, they thought intentional, and ho is so grieved at his own the threshold. If there is anyone to Idamr, • would hare to do, and they placed the oAMtaMncM* and tn. uwutf, rfrat I should dl w Joe.” ' iu her tniiMta. - The g*rt*W 'gtv*i' fee! as if it wvnld be wrong to punish “Naw, children, let this be a iosoan to HaslingK, April 12, I87C. teu cents apiece to pay for sweeping the him.*' you through life, and never judge a person school-room in preference to doing it -W-eWntsfe ■ “They say yon do not lidicrc in whip­ | in the wrong till you know all about the themsdvai, and Hugh said he would rather ping. Ido, yon know: «>tb btaak*. wil} ba *eut fr»c. bearings of the case. I did not know tte do it Ilian not, after he had htr’t the fire, story till now myself. I was ao grieved at the ■ as it would teip him get water. accident that J did net enquire into tte . U was a happy buy who left the school- - “I hold to puniahmint when it is ncccs- particulars as I migliL Your dear little . room that night .and he carried gray of sn-n- a., Bnt when a child naff his error, Mjhaplmate was so afraid that blame would shine into the homo of hia mother. ooiiftwe. it, and. is truly penitent, I do be laid to Fred, that notwithstanding her "Only think! I am to haras dollar and imtUdak by. any nnsu»." . rnZT* it naxwary, ' V ' M’n’ ***e bad to speak of it, to exonerate ter, Mt* “‘AMUM BaSI-Jotetere, Mi* Wor^. Wi ’’ * iteq him. The idea hu gone <mt chat Fred » Ioy ought to be whipped.**. . ... ' lo blame. I with each of « —~ ___ Uniik-s all the ashes, which will bo over ‘If Addie ted slipped out of Um; door, right. Aud there is one w«41 would say and received no injury. would you have to all of you, be careful of each other. I buy us *11 our wood to bom.” thought th* boy had done wroon inirtifthb- do not like the plan of tripping one an­ ‘•Biea* that dear teacbcr’u kind heart ’" ling against her? Would be have deserved ol ter drra.i, or up, I think if in called. mU Mm. Noratoo. pun Uh incut?” “Of course not. There would have mate of mine, a line noble boy, .'all of life, and as promwing a ter M £jCTcr saw ; he PAINTER "But |ie would have teou just lira same, was an excellent scholar, and a universal ngeul us now.” favorite. One caiglxt; after school, when I Hurrah'." ■ “Dunl'Allunk U> onuviDco urn. A hoy wc were al! going home, be turned round Jefferson St, Hasting*. Mich. Mias Wardlow woe- »>rdy tried with that hurts a play-mate, as lie did (ought to to speak with ms sister, who was walking Harriet Leeson. ybo waa pomMwed of the suffer ,the coaBcquenoes." . . tehind him. Ue waa ehalupg gaily, and most revengeful disposition, gnd for tte “I think Fro*i suffers sufibacolly ; but walking backwards, when his waUmatc put least offcucc would wreak her vengeance we wiH not disetMa the qnoitlon tern, and his foot out and tripped him: lie telliback ' upon the dfftaiAer. The scliolora r’l dis I must return, or 1 shall be late.” wards and hit upon his head. R idunned liked her, and there was no epd to die The entry waa dark, but Mias .Wardlow him fora moment only; he jumped up, frutibltoi which art*.'. One evening the wm sure sho aaw tiro eutli— i.f sonic one exdsming, *1 can see stars!" ■ We thought teacher requested bpr to stay Tor a few standing by the dtar. . Upon .oj>epii>g it, nothing more of It. This next morning he uiinUU*, but It did no good—abc was per­ it was |xx»r Fred Green, -hfiTeyes swollen wax not in his place;- his inster said ha hail fectly stubborn. with woeping. a dreadful headache. None o! u associated “They must let tue alouc, then. If they "Please, Mim Wardlow, I want to go it with his falL Three daya afterward be i hurl me.I will pay item for it,aad 1 guess in and nee Addie, and tell liar how sorry I eame to school again, but he was chaagud; different patterns of imported and domestic J they understand U." ' am I pushed Iter," . his merry laugh was still, and he seemed It waa exceedingly annoying, and, a> ^ "My dear tey, I would ralueryotMfould nervous and irritable. One day he wxh ' last resort, the teacher the next mowing not. Ste seems quiet; Doctor,Emenvu is reading, when hs exclaimed, *U is dark ; informed the children that Hattie wished here, and too much company .might .excite I cannot nce!’ The teacher led him to the to be let alone, aud it was her desire ihal' ter. Ride back to school with me, and dour, te recovered a little and went home, W ill ail.nd tv al) IWMieMM urtb^Fmr^dpa . they should do s6. She i«M let alone this Evening you may go and carry m* but the poor boy was perfectly blind m a... with'a vengeance. Even- scholar shunned down, knd then mn nee her." week, ills parents carried him to tlic best Imr, and even drew up Cbek garments at “Mi.* Wardlow, will she did?” sobbed oavlista in the count!y, and sjared no cx-f' . A first-class from Detroit, ex-1 teY approach, lest they should as much as poor Fred. ponae or pains to effort a tare. One phy • louch ter.- At first she was provoked,tbcu “ We cannot tell, but hope not. She it sirian said ho had received a terrible blow pected soon, when we .“hall be prepaivd to furnish the beat of sullen; At last she began to grow humble, badly hurl, and raflhra intnmro pain. These on his head, aud it would probably injure and at the end of two weeks wished to be spinal iiijuricii are serious things.” Clothing P crr «' h!m. for life ; aud so it proved. After six HABTISGS, MICH. forgiven and restored to favor. • "A spinal injury? What is that?" months his mental faculties became cloud­ L. K. STAUFFER, Prop. fits guaranteed, at the Old Comer Stand in Empire Block, Hast­ - Mrs; Marston had been improving in “The bone* of the back form the spinal ed, Jfte his sight; he lingeied on a year health ; Addle had for several weeks at­ column. There are nerves proceeding from and a half, and became idiotic; then ho ings, Meh. tended Wh evening and day^hools with died. The physicians cxaxniued his head, hir brother, and they both were progriws'and found a couUudnn of the skull, which H ■•tings, Mk-h. .... i xxsuf i*g rapidly in their studies aiid penman­ column are strained or wrenched off, it af­ occasioned inflammation. Thai poorboy’s ship, when an accident occured which fects the whole body, Addie hit no use life paid tho pcneHy for his cutupanlcui K spread A gloom over the whole school, and of her hands or fcctl” ’ kir.rf fan and miMkieft UliiMreo, al The place to bay yout*. brought sorrow in its most bitter Torm to Mlf there ain’t Fred Green I Til tel U ways think, before - you commit any act the humble household. Ima been down there; I should think he'd that may injure another, of the gulden It was NewYear tworuing, imd chi|rule. *Du unto others as y«>u would that they should do ubuj you.* ” Min Wardlow heard it,wnd tew by the eln crimson face of the child, that he heard it According to «leading soft, rnoffey or- Thejeiai-WeekljrMldilw bawer A/IUDIfl|!I TliP AI GEO. M. DEWEY ll II 11'IL I I ll >1 L I1IPI PM1FNTQ llll I L E 111 Li 11 I 0 ’’ FOB THE SPRING TRADE THE CELEBRATED innmn Iron Aiuii Plow . •< aiuw Wood or Iron £Z Buckeye and Peerles Reapers and Mowers: panmaita tn nana iam TB|DRrH HARVt STKR AND EMPIRE STATE MOWER, ; BATH PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS "ggw* jrAcm»ow xwao-otv MESSER & POWERS. iJSESSarai xisretiss' Nashville, DENTIST ■ Mickiiran. I J- Cw, Sip ad ONHHlal ,. r-, STFJNII<»’F SMIL IWBT The finest and largest line of County. Comprising mens, and youths suits, odd coats,-J and vests, and a ■xrjemr x^xxvrxs line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kinds and prices. Over ONE HUNDRED iariical ad leckaiical DENTIST CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES TAILOR CENTRAL HOUSE made TO ORDER, «»d J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. WHY DRUGS & MEDICINES ! ia at the • CITY DRUG STORE, NwYw." AMi* thaMboHoeAe muM»i j. wo; tteu tamed tank. . . . "Teacter, may I go home? They are all of them* mail nt me.'5 were not very formidable. At waist, when FredXjrmm oAnw. Mabtemg “few delegs C A. BARNES will be glad to see all of his old friends and as may ujoreas will iavor him with their patronage. ♦ho *s*oolroom, Mid taking h'B seat, hid WatoonateEt Aar, and carry tag her into tte schoolroom Ratda’I and others Worker Kerr mournfully ray of J �’Iff. ■! _ 4- IB 1 !2!LHLJ. Memorandum. 3emi-|jeeHii |epab!ian ^aiuie. P^olod in moorh,'. every reader. IlAinntv. Mica., May 18,187G. For President. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. For Vice-President, JOHN F. HARTRANFT, of Pennsylvania. Subject to the decision of the Republi­ can National Convention. ‘‘Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interference which will destroy the oth4r.” THE HOMOEOPATHY QUESTION. The fast friends of the Univcnity and all Schools for the education of the masses of the p-ople will deeply regret the action of the State Medical Society at Ann Arbor last week on the Homcuopathy question. Those who know us will not accuse us of any undue sympathy with that system of medicine, but on the con traty know that all our prejudices favor what is known as the old school, and yet, if the science of medicine is to be taught at the expense of the tax flayers of the State in the University, -then justice and equal rights required that all that is knhjrn , of medicine as a science shall lie taught there, and any attempt of any one class to exclude any other, from all the privilege! and benefits to be divised from that high and generous culture to which every son and daughter of Michigan is heir under our constitution, is at war with the rights of the people and will not be timely submitted to by the independent Michigander. We think the medical so­ ciety ofthe State had better do all they can for Qie advancement of true medical science, and leave the battle of the parit­ ies to be fought outside of the medical department of the University. Ab for us we bid good speed to any and efforts to ameliorate the condition of the human race, no matter under what name, or by whom made. Rctolrrd, That the hm for appor­ tionment for the coming State Conventions lx? fixed at one delegate for each 500 total votes cast for Governor, at the election next preceding, and that each fraction of three hundred or over in one county shall entitle them to an additional delegate; provided, that each organised At the Republican State Convention the foregoing resolution was maniomousiy adopted. This was a wise action, and the people of the county would do well to in­ sist that in all future calls for county conventions, the committee apportion the delegates from the several Townships on tho basis of 4 from the township casting adoption of his Resolution, the County of Barry will be entited to seven delegate* in the State Convention for the nomination of State officers tho present year, as the the vote for Governor in 1874 was only 3515 or leas by more than 1,000 thu vote in 1872. The Ogdensburg N. Y. Journal rays the rictovyin that city on Monday was the greatest Republican triumph ever achieved there. James Armstrong, tho Republican OUR NEW YORK LETTCR -------------- ' which the contractor for the uew Dola­ ' ware, Lackawanna and Waatera Rail­ road tunnel had stored about BfeflIO hare been thus ahaent at least 181 days during his term. In* March,1791, tho seat of the Government being then at Philadelphia, he issued a proclamation dated at Georgetown in reference to run­ ning a boundary for the District of Colum­ bia. He signed nt Mount Vernon an offi­ cial letter to the Emperor of Morocco; and from tho someplace issued the com­ mission of Oliver Wolcott u Comptroller of the Treasury and the proclamation re­ specting tho whisky insurrection in Puunsylvauia; also the procLmatLu of the treaty ot 1795 with Spain, and the execu­ tive order of August 4,1792, relative to the duties on distilled spirits, Ac. When at Germantown he signed sundry eommuBionn. He propooed to have Mr.Yenjo officially presented to him at Mount Vernon as Envoy Extraordinaiy and Min­ ister PlenipoteDtiare from Spain, and Mr. Ycnjo went there for that purpose; but the ceremony'of presentation was prevented by an accidental omission of the Minuter to bring his credentials. President John Adams waa absent from the Capital during his term of four yoars, on various occasions, 385 days. He dischargud official duties and performed the uwi solemn public acts at Quincy, Man., in the same manner as when at the scat of the Government. Several of them arc reel*cd, and it also specified that on the 28th of September. 1797, be forwarded to the Secretary of State a commission for a justice of tho Supreme Court, signed in blank al Quincy, with instructions to fill in the uame of John Marshall, if he would accent, and if not that of Bushrod Wash­ ington. I^esidcut Jefferson was absent from the seat of the Government during his two terms of office 79t» days, or more than one-fourth of the whole official period. He signed and issued from Monticello, among other things.75 commissions. ‘ President Madison was absent G37 day«. und President Monroe was absent 7<M» days, independent of the year 1824, and two months of the year 1825, for which period no data was found. The lat­ ter Jransactcd public buainefw wherever ho happened to be, and sometimes ^hilc traveling. President John Q Adanu was absent during his single term 222 days, and in his Memoirs (Vol,8, page 75) speaks of his practice of leaving with his chief clerk blank papers, signed by him, to be used when necessary for proclamations, remMoion of penalties and <x>B»ui*um>K of cmnuik. Kc speaks also of doing this same thing in regard to the patents and land grants. President Jackson was absent from tho scot of the Government 502 days. Among other important acts performed by him when away from Washington was his signing at Boston the famous order for the removal of deposits from State bonks. The memorandum at this point refers of Prenident Jackson n refusal in 1883 to furnish the Senate a eopy of n certain paper alleged to have been read by him to the Cabinet, and mentions that in January, 1837, he refused toallow a committee of the House of Representatives to make a general investigation of tha executive departments without specific charges on the ground among others, that the use ofofficial books and reconls for itch purposes interfere with the discharge of the public business. Other Presidents were a>Ment from Washington and performed numerous offi­ cial duties while absent, as follows: Van Bnren, 131 days; Tyler, 1G3 days; Polk. 37 days; Taylor, 31 days; Fillmore, 60 days; Pieroe, 57 days. Buchanan, 57 dap. No mention is made of the absence of' Presidents Lincoln or Johnson. medical profrasion ought to bo its own teacher and the guardian'< Jto W common u Ha have become Th® Intuit to Britfow—Th< oratk Tteletr-Joter , lod will iainA «-Ctt Etet* Aoteal-teth- 1 •r Charity Burfwes’-F ••f th. it the city w1 • twenty years of*20,750,467 since last June. The ex ds of ompty storea, and tens of thousands of empty pendituras of the government hare ak» shop windows were shattered, and tho THE IMSt LT TO DMISTOW. gas put out. fully two miles from the houses, and I can't sec where tho busi- been jeduood nearly 810.000,000 in th,. ncra or nqoplc to fill them arc coming determined to nominate Bristow, whether kers, and ten miles away, on Staten Is­ Trotn. But let us hope for the brat. land, ta ftrtr Shook the ground, and Baniuni is to be Brnntor Irom Conner RI.'DENBTEIM, ticut, b*uating Eagiuh, in tbj aristocratic affair, made up entirely of rolled the ships in the bsy, which before the Israelite, convicted of the mi ic Cancn*. by 100 id'tn': Sarah Alexander, committed >«i Republicans, and is supposed to represent Republican reutimout in the city. A T.ranfiiL — .i____ is the nwt number of admirera of tho Secretary put fo» SI.25 h day. There had bscn My'm»d"r<J food'given 1 NEW ADVERTISEMENT S up his name for membership, expecting, trouble with the men previously, and ' NOTICEas a matter of course, tljal a gentleman' so when strikes oecurred,- the’ giant powder was always careflilIt removed, which thb fas »o weak well known and so high, socially, politi­ time, had not yet been done. Wondci- .that death was inevitable. His father cally, and in every other jray, would be fully, no lives were loot, and (he strikers lydx^and had it accepted without a question. In abort, if they committs " ’ ’ tatfliiMdicsMif the rigid l>»ud RMIanMt? Utii MB. Mr. Bristow's becoming a member would spared tho crimi His cursin'* the detectblood-guiltiness honor the club • a thousand times) more than the dub would honor him. Now by New Yobk, May 15th, 1876. .TW^* '**■' •* EGt’ E the laws ofthe club, one rote in ten nd vorao to a candidate, kill*,, and when the ballot was taken it was found that there ned by the were twelve black-balls—two more than ted him to enough to defeat hltu. There was llq. The cars which run ferry arc hoisted up tU ____ rbody is that wildcat excitement when the result was elevator, saving nearly guilty of the enmo. but that made known. The black-balling of the going oingup updie diegrade gradeioiothe theold oldway. way. The he was insane when he did it. __1 Secretary was denounced by the oldest and best members us an outrage, and on, wires, anxiou- inquiries were raadc for the ’men of the expkwion. cave who did it,, but of course they could uoi the elevator began to move, and horsewomen. It be found. The matter would possets no toppled over, failing thirty feet, throwing I signifieanoe, were it not ftrr the manner in which it was done. Tt: was evident that any of tlic twenty seven passengers e*- • the party doing it could have commanded caped witboatjojan, and sev«d Jjava | filly votes if it had been nseoraary, and it since died.'' ‘ 1 - ' *soruuicu^rX,,X« stub at his Presidential prospects. The next morning in Albany, as soon as it became known, certain politieiam were talking that itwonld bo of no use to nom­ inate a man who could not be elected to the Union I^caguc Chib, showing that the programme had been arranged beforehand, and that the black-balling was the begin­ ning of a very dirty raid upon Bristow. The effect has not been, however, what the conspirators in tended. The Repub­ licans of New York, the beat members of the club inc’udcd. arc indignant at the outrage, and there are thousands of Bris­ tow men to-day where there were hnn- 4 Stok M«riie>l Convention. fisreawa It hoffinrd, that : S&iESs gE-ggfefc? Mvrwralrvd QRAXOTR aSB® J Dtpolfool .po.ib.iU be mode on <be poekel, of “SdoJ •“d pSroo. S™ Yorker, rill (l.fjeorud < " W for mid .00,0,er exromoo. Tor il.e , A’roog <Xb« bw.to« toowoted w lire comes on. The Women's Centennial ° loioo Low ii. Sil, .od picked tbr I of preserving every donor's name to be oriv.0 n»-IU.heBext<?»te»»UI. Will, Irw ' ' v ‘‘ t ’ • tt-.. . ,, ... ha I>appj nmtealy i»lp.Hi4S,?.1l»l: b. K. /Job,—, rich for their checks, and the poor work- . *J™’d K*P,dj*; i E. REIDY. ... i.g.omonfonh.ir live .njten «-»t I , S-"W-0«>- I- Itabb^r, pi-ra. \ " -------------------------Edward .Cox, at the Ceutenaial. and ,a very pretty building which docs not bold a tithe hardly of the women s exhlbiu, and w of The nor any of his trusted friends had any­ no earthly use. except to flatter the vanity TU thing to do with tho matter. of a ftw women who cannot boar to make to the vacancies in tho Judical Committee themselrol' conspicuous, and gave an THE DEMOOUCY hworth, of awfully ill-looking lot * are in a dilemma. They want Tilden, but to parade at tho Conte they m» if they nominate him they lose en, one the West—that is, the soft money ports ernment officials and ofthe West On the other hand, if they bition. bt. John's Guild, not tho least elected as delegate* to the. American Med­ deserving the charities, ifj not the most ical Society, to be held in Philadelphia. B EAD ! READ! JUUD ! Joy Comfort, and Happing Sick i OF IIASTI J'!#W J- B Iasube can’t dodge so as to satisfy both. Tho busweas world, Republican as well as not satisfy them. Tilden will undertake to cany the Convention by the hare'tlieir very cheerful frame of mind. May fair, which wra not Iras brilliant ■ J® ijfcj pecto arc by no means rose colored, citb-. r than any that went before. It was held । » beTk-M for the nomination or election, and the I in the Academy of Music and did a '•"* 1 old bachelor looks care Worn and troubled. Bit; Daniel McU.J. m in soodl. ud rard Cox. of BatBEECHEE AXt> BOWEX. ing, as well as a thriving book an< The Beecher trouble has broken out afresh, and this time more virulent than ft*totWoocMWaste proftL „ w'T ever. Bowen has knowledge, no he claims, which will settle the whole matter. private But he wtH not divulg?, unless ho is per­ 1 tnrcs ftw cxhfoiuon/and this affordedA A .a ■ a. ( iin«rTM«ir Politk.1 Notos. mitted to do it in the way that he fine chance for the cvcrybodics to sec Congressional District). yvyatiowof D^, Qnfc thc-socirty wants to. He rays that the knowledge he paintings that are .flMudty iaKantoTde 'fa I -■ Strangers in Washington ask to sec “the has involves a great many other people, the vulgar eye. ’k.Jl VI. wL drcfloffitfit hold itv-fwxt’annual meeting man President Grant stepped cn." They and that he will go before a committee of "onb yearlrom date at Battle Creek. THE CEXTENNIAL mean Blackburn. 1 The Committee of nine, having rignidbinterested men and tellit all, they pledged ».l™.a,begi.0i.Klobe IU< i. Wm. II. Barnum was the only old -V — '-— .---Democratic Representative whom Speaker _S ju > . . .1 submitted a communication, which after Kerr did not think fit for the chairman­ This Mr. Beecher doejina. At the last wav of New ship of a committee. meeting of Plymouth Church there was a' boarding ' “Then Susan B. Anthony arose, calm, spicy time. Bowen and Beecher got by ppwinga _________________ _ -- -—:1k . -and pale and solemn," says a New York tn/i «-am itin tin waa immense, suceera, to which New York reporter. Sunn would be an orament to contributed quite as much as the Quaker , r,, M-.. .. • , to “get out," aud the prodeedinga would Democratic meetings about this time. ’ have done no discredit to a nominating Fitxhugh, the jolly Democratic -daw­ •rcfa*?J 5° convention ih a Democratic ward in New for three days in advance, and NewYork I York. In the meantime Moulton » likely to lose his head, notwithstanding he prenaing hia suit, Bowen is getting road; to find sonic wav to get at Brechcr, with­ is a “bigger ^tuan than old Grant.’’ tution of this State society be amended so out involving others, and thoro is a priThe Syracuse Journal doubts if Gov. as to read as follows, vix “The reindeni peel for a Klkcnuy «Fn or Tilden's name will be submitted to the dimensions. How it will all result no and ladt .. TOhoUld be de-jtod by vote of a . Dcwkocratic National Convention, and it one knows. But the whole world wishes thinks cx-Gov. Seymour is likely to , get that it waa over in one way or another. I MhMU|Bl|a'TA the nomination after all. York great wife and her mother arv keeping hoard- •»- CONSULT* TIOJfnKE. T.S PT GOUMEIFS DlkMB HWBHt ss; assured that Gov. Hendricks is ia favor candidate for Mayor, goes in with 312 of the extinction of the National Banks, majority, the highest ever given for that that die Indiana platform says so, and the office, and all his raaoaiafosou tho ticket Governor is on that platform. are elected, although the Democrats put Parson Brownlow rays he shall support iuxMEAUM «*rw<nuN. j—„ ,t, It won t happen again for an years, and we shall noi hundred. «. _.r -h? Profa®°' rawanip. wno practices, or ,p.r*ot,.c*’.>n "ccordancc the nominee of the Cincinnali Convention and that bc'b opposed to any man for the’ lowutious Ilamihon Fish is the only Cabinet offi- Presidency who does now or ever did . ar aUara atetehrirarSZZw Ui<*J umraim Being a business tliat need* agaant dtwl in the Vmdte, out truly ray UM n*.v oan^e better WHrtr.-te te >sffier sat fafoettou than way ritbarffsae H* <hi.octton. .rvU'MAMKW.M*' Btates, with their wi IHtWAodhchra continued to fill the office The Bev. Dr. who orated on the South­ noamiMiii ■■■!■, st kilted a of Seurctary of State with dmingufabod ern Memorial Day at Charlotte,N. C., raid: ability. No attacks upon 'Wcarv today united to the poritanition ofthe daiieate-rtiipb mo* honorable record. of JKHr.eJrt*i»i''' with situation of the partment of the L’nlvi * tain or advance medicine medical de­ ‘ bustowa. Hasuwe LruqoaMad.' •. STEBBINS I®OS H aatlnga, July 13th -1375 “18‘1 �/.fill Compliments. Iqihlictit hpjtr. The A^Miltion - ******** r<Mt» BMBT WB1TT. -TRAMGfcll^ GLIDE Frvm tha Jaoktea.daUr CiUasa. ThofitaiaBpart—mV i typographical appearance.—The Boult Creek IXftKX The Hastings Bonner ---- -- ... ... t, at a late how. is no* published __ .____ . .__ di The M n the ways and means psttoetionoffish and the 200,000 upto 1,000,000. The programme Colburn, of Detroit, wm elected Secretary Hayes. Republican »•nlha.nl io Mickijan, pro tan., and D. II. Fits Hugh, of Bay City Treasury pro fros J. E. Long, of Detroit, sad II. E. Southworth, of Jack wasssws ■ad. a oommittec on credentials, I and. their report showed tba following pre­ aa a semi-weekly. sent entitled to vole aa delegates: Detroit and Lake St. Clair Fishing and Sporting . dub—J. M. Holland W. C. Ha i» "tripping fbr the Sght which Colburn, J. E. Long. Kent CouLty Sportsmen's Club—Dr. E. 8. Holmett, A. B. Turner, W. L. to bis enterprise.— Thayer. Forest and Steam Club, of Jackson—G. FOOT OFFICE TIME CARD iks Wodn*U»x a aS teutrdar at 11 isavs al J. M. XXVIN8. P. Mi COUVTk OFFICERS. Club—E. H GtUmtn, A. , ! Evidence of Success. Osgood, Homy H aa a amm-weekly, publishxd Mondaya and Thursdays. It ia, aa it always h»« Leva, steadily aml^uflit>ehin(ly R«puh|icaa ia ll* politics, ably adiirtl and bright with logical editorial* The local department ia well TO DAY’S .’ADVERTISEMENTS. Iu*di«*-3. W Aritareac A c». KMd-StnniCi. Bkhimi Ntffce-M. Prite.lt. Hubbard, Wm. An-. The Forest and Steam Club of this city' was then admitted—32 tuetaberi and the convention proceeded to busiueM in the the deliberations, or a portion of I he tn, may be summed up as follows: The admission of honorary members of | May 13. IBiO. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. The amendment of fish and game laws, so as to make them more operative and easier to enforce, by making it the special >i0i duly of some officer or officers to appre­ hend the Violators. Prohibiting by law the wholesale riaugh-. tor of pigvomt by netting. ' Favoring the close of the deer kiljing aeaaoo on Nov. 15th instead of Dec. 15th. Prohibiting the catching of grayling or trout by any means than fly fishing. ' -J Nr. Kellogg, from the Fish Commission reported the salmon and other fish planting* in most of our lakes doing well. The Commission had th.' last yrar jJautcd nine Gold 112}. The Circuit Court la atill Judge Higby. aTJnckeun, died auddenly on Croquet does not soem to be as popular this Church from Pa. ia. C. ARMY AND NAVY. OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER. I’HiLAPKi.FniA, PgNN.May 12, 187G. Th emo ming opened gloomily but by ten o'clock the sun had driven away the clouds and the noonday wm aa bright m could be desired. Long before nine o'clock the hour when tho ground were to be opened an imtnencc throng had aasetnbled and it was steadily increased by the arrival of thous tnds upon thousand every few minutes for hours. Various estimates have been made of the number of persons in the enclosure and they varied from . laid down by tho Commissioners was car­ ried out exactly, when President Grant arrived Wagner's inauguration March was played and then Bishop Sjmpson prayed. Tho buildings were presented by. Gen. Hawley to tho Proddent who responded in an address. Thefiag was unfurled the Hal­ lelujah chorus sbi-uted, Bells chimed, and one hundred guns were fired, to announce that the Grand Centennial Exhibition was duly opened. Then a grand proccmion was formed tad President Grant passed at the bead ofit into Machinery Hall were aaaisted by Mr. Coriuu be put in motion the grand Curlew engine which furnishes all the power needed on the grounds. Tho Vice President of the United States all the members of the Cabinet nil the Judges of the Supreme Court and most of the members of Congress, all the mombe re of the Diplomatic Corps at Washington and llio Governors of nine States with many others official* and distinguished men were present on the platform. The grounds were brilliant with uniforms and the variegated dreous of the representa­ tives offoreign natioos^Ercry thing waa not would be tho case Thia is umrv the fault of tho exhibitors than of the Com­ mission because goods have boon held al the gate of 7*A/vr hundred and fifty sible to put them in place. Many of the Exhibitor* delayed too long in preparing tho cases and fixture* in which to display their articles and quite a number of litem SPECIAL NOTICE. A Stirring Appeal to the Michigan . Heroes! Headquarters Mich ioan soldiers* "I And Sailobs’ Association,t Detroit, May 12th, 187C. ) SoHiers and Sailors of Michigan : ’ Comrades—At the <Mt annua! reunion of the Michigan Soldiers’ and Sailors' Association, the city of Detroit, bv n reso­ tho powtrfaUy inrisoi lution, of ite Common Council invited the (abte al«n<mu vbiohl association to hold its seventh reunion in the ‘'City of the Straits." Tho invitation was accept'd by the as­ sociation, and the time for holding the reunion wm left to the Executive Commit­ tee. After full and careful deliberation, May 25th wm fixed m the day. . Comrades —We appeal (o you to exert yourselves to make this, our seventh reunion, held, as it is, in the centennial year of our national life, a year especially dedicated to the inspiring memories of patriotism and devotion to our country, memorable in numbers and cnlhuaiasm. Let uj recur dneo more to the glorious daya dt'61 and relight again the campfires of the Union, revive tho friendships of the bivouac and tho battlefield, and with COMMBRCIA warm hands daspinga of the living renew IIASTIMGS MARK)... our grateful devotion to the mcvnorica of the dead. The amplest arrangements will be made fur all that may oxine aud every care will be exercised by the officera and executive ami local committee to make the occasion ono of enjoyment and recreation. The oration will be delivered by one of Mita­ S* 'a most eloqarDt eitixra soldim, ex it Gov. Chas. 8. Blay, of Kalamaxoo. aud a noble banquet will lx) spread in Young Mon's Hall, while tho usual rich “toast of reason and flow of soul" will sup­ plement the banquet. Comrades—come in squads, by platoons, companies Imttelious—come up solid, m Michigan boy* went into the fight, aud show that the laud of Washington and Jtacoln i* as dear to us as in tho days that tried men'* «oal*. The following named railroad* ’ have generously consented to cany for half fare Detroit and Milwaukee, I let roil Lansing MONET. 3k. and Lake Michigan. Canada Southern, Flint and Pore Marquette, and the Mich-1 igan Central and it is expected that other MEW YORK MARKET railroads will do the saiue. Byron M. Cutcuxon, President Michigan Soldiers and Sail­ ors ^taaocutiou. 'j* Geo. II. Hopkins. Hterlinc exehsnsa. t’O dsy>. IIAPS. Corresponding Secretary. Stite. Ontral »t«-b. «•< Literary. Lake Shor.. 5454. agemeat to day somewhere in - the admis­ I«akc trout would now receive most atten­ The Alluntii' Monthly for June is pub­ tion. Oswego boss, Skaneatdos trout, and sion of viahon. Thousands paid to R* . Itthed a little in ahiieipapoo uf ibi regular1 13 amounted Io $4,421.(100. date of issue, in order that It may present Mr. ■WhtHicr s Centennial Hymn coincitroduecd. crowded between the main building and deat with its rendering at the op« ning of The delegates to the national convention The hymn is given I-arJ IlMWiBlir.. at Chicago tn August, and the officers for .Machinery Hall. . Goliah of Gath withhia the Exhibition. the ensuing year elected wore as follows. spear like a weaver* beam could not have together with tho original music by John President—E. S. Holmes Grand Rapid*. forced his way through this swelling MM K. Paine, which is not for sale anywhere First Vico-President—Grove II. WoL of humanity and thus thousands wove else. The magarinc opens with a laugha­ Tello*. ble and characteristic sketch by Mark prevented from seeing even the ground* Twain, explanatory of “The Facta con­ cerning the Recent Carnival of Crime in Battle Creek. Connecticut." A new aerial by Henry Secretary—Arthur J. Holt, Grand James, Jt*., entitled The American, ia to'-K. in their renurks upon tho minag begun; Prof. Adler contributes a paper on Treasurer John E. Long, Detroit. Not accustomed to giro way to o Buddha, “A Prophet of the Peanle Delegate* to the Chicago Convention — there Isa second paper by Charles FranD. JI. Fitxhuvh, Bay City, W. C. Culboru j cis Adams, Jr., on the Stale and the Exposition. Detroit; E. 8. Holmes, Grand Rapids ; .Railroads; Mr. Howells writes a pleasant Tbr Philadelphia wad Reading Railroad Com. description of the Shaker Vilhgo at And along walk succeeded in gelling into the8 Shirley ; there is another chapter of Mrs. grounds. Who over had charge ofthis partI Kemble’s “Old Woman’s Gossip there second Tuesday in May, 1H77 al fl rand of the business made a mem of it and hadI is aa easay by Caroline D. Swan on the Rapids. DETROIT MARKET. better give way lo some nun whocaa attend। Quaintnes.* of “The Judicious Hooker;" His Honor tte to his duties. The Haokman and Liierj Miaa 8. F. Hopkm* writes an amusing I lirrsMT. Hay U. ICu. State Atairs. sketch “In the Quantic Stage;" there are keep*? oT Philadbiphu dfrrve a first clam ‘ p omm by Paul H. Hayne. T. B. Aldrich, ill elasaM of our eiliwM. Will not aoao f Adelaide AlHag, CdreteM. A. Window, The Potterville rake factory is aaid to ■uierprHiag man get a iwpply fur sale. day they set tho price of a carriage। Edgar Fawcett and B. W. Ball; and the . departments of Rcvcnt Literature, Art ■Iwack U tho <l»elia« o( »b<-at Iron to tW froi at twnty fire dnUan for a day. When the and Mihm contains much that is enter­ tXTO (10x14) kmI tte hinra ofter Iron fraa XL 4 between Detroit and Bay City. Devil gather* in his jewels the brightest- twining and readable. Tlio number as a The State Hone Fair will be held at uf hi* ornaments will donbtfaoi be the i whole ia excellent, loth as regards'Quality Advertised Letters. Grand Rapids Sept 11, 12, 13, 14, and Philadelphia liverymen. I heard many and variety. Hi'-O Houghton A Co., 15. an caroent wish to day that he (the devil;. publishers comer Beacta and Somerset List of letters remaining in lit* Hastings P Detroit appropriates 81,600 from the , streets. Boston, Mass. O. harry County. Micb.. May 1U, 1K7G. city treasury foe a Fourth uf July celebratiqn. Tho great iron businem is starting up ''Some uf the Charlotte people have lately again, a large proportion of the mills Tho display of military ua working double time, 1.010 out of a to­ Stark* al 2C. purchased so-called gold chain" and eum- hospitalities. Airhart, Praoklla 8. &uilh. Mrs. Sellin Hob tal at 2rV» *f which 7V Iron Ar has The new Methodist nhnreh which ia to officer* particularly having an eruption of < Milennial in August. 'tb»*disburanfa>ta of alive Rhodes, A. Stinger, Miss Elixaheth Kelly, fiS.OOP to 10,0OU. B. F. Mills, two miles -from Eaton Rapids, had 20 valuable sharp killed by dogs test Tuesday night been arrested for.illegal voting. Two were under age, and two were unregistered. Two hundred* and fiftty peraomi wen coofirmed at Trinity Church in Niles, on ta Philadelphia has a tag disjtayed. The Colcneotal and Grand have a pay display MACK. Wa aak oar roadata to pay particular at­ tention to the Card of Dr J. B. La Sub* which wiU U bood ia another column of The Democratic Stalo Convention, fur the choosing of delegates io the Desnocralic National Convention, will be held perfecting hia tij^e to,a claim of IQO acre* of at Lansing on Wednesday, 24th the in<. land lit that state. Boeaya the Kirkarille, Mo., IMriiar Traakie. !M*h«riro< ienec and wonderful skill. up with the en Williams. After: body and House. the advertiseipcnt oT“ GoWwin'n rMrtf <k. Fob A**!-*^ *' >■** ' JoUg Mm May, 17th 18ft.' ofSotomaa. /£ Inquire of Marshall Pricket, . XXi8w4 �MW I n.i jjwmynnp auo Southern Discord: Ix>ok at tho condition of the South to day wherever the Daraecrate Iroids sway, and see if anything but frouhln can ensue from the conduct of tho leaders. The destruefion of slavery 'waa designed to terminate a crime against humanity—a crime which had long been perpetrated, LuAshould then cease. The 'reedam of the alavea ent the ground from beneath the Stave Power, deprived it of the subjects it has ro brutally ruled, but left them n its proMucv ti> tnc protection of the lavra. Tho Slave Power peased under tho roc, hut it waa tee insensible to profit by it. ‘Ilie freemen made citizens, and the men engaged in the rebellion were amnestied. Here was a new state of society in which tho elements wore different from any that had hitherto existed. Citizensliin had Ik»u lost by rebellion, and was res red tthe rebel whites on the oath of byal alleg­ iance. Had the Slave Power been wise it would have startled anew, and laid the foundation for a political edifice that sliould hare been in accord with the g*andeur of tire renovated Riynhlw*. ImUoul of thi* it has reared Fit »tcs pnder.it* control of so grotesque an arvliitooture that it lieara all the Araik's oftheii former iniquity. The Javelew Slave Power a-’ll yearns for slave*. The Democracy ba<.cns to place itself under the yoke, and play* with its fetters while the free adored citizen weep teals of bloo«l. Without the aidqfdie • Democracy of the other parts nF the Union the Stave Power could never have been what it is—the gulling, rcsticts, cruel instrument which continues tho war of the rebellion by its uddisguisod determination to enslave the colored citizens as effectually aa in day* gone by, sllhough under another name. This contention of color this unfair treatment of colored men, ta at the bottoxn.pf all the discord in the South. That at this late day coIorod citizens of the United States/should need protection jn the South is .^national dissppoin.mcut. The Nation presumed that when the rouse ceased the effect would cease. A South without stave* ta the trouble. Aud if the trouble ta kept up what ta there to prevent on appeal to the people to take the Southern difficulty in hand and settle it in the interest offrcedom? It may have to come to this. Mr. II. Cains-Jackson. wl|> ta an nuFew peonlu know or think of thta*cnor thority on nutters connected with...the mmre use’ and waste At wiod in the coun­ grain trade lut* written n letter Jo..the try. With such an apparently inexhaus­ laondon Ar-ufo^ f^t. in which lit- given tible supply as wo have, cur ure of it has been most lavish, without any thought os hta opinion that the war-cloud in Eu­ how fast the forest* w -rebeing destroyed. rope has not jet iuflueuced the markets With a moment's reflect :ou wq should perceptibly. B»J‘wcat|jtfr iiiTranco, suoh understand why wo nlmdy jwy nearly weather a* lias not been* know there aiuvf double what the saute a.ddu coat only a 1’8-15. ta greater c-vp<’f-T anxiety thanuny few decades ago. It wcuul also faring US to a realisation of the fact, nlrvody fonr- present indication of a war, ax it way have sccu by thinking men, that if mca>ureu a serious effect upon tha crop*., At arc not won taken to provide for tho present the markets arc abundantly growth of useful treew, the time whan wo plied. The milling interest of must depend upon otlicra countriat for lumber, at a cost as, great at is now paid Britain draw# a groat amount of wlicut in England, may not be, for disteut. In from Boat India, and considerable from many of the older countries such things are Australia. The Indian wheat ta a 'liftji provided for by strict statute enactments. gritty grain. There ta much anxiety felt In this country, despite the*use of cual- at Odessa in regard tn the crop prospect for fuel. Loth fur domestic purpose* mid in Poland. for the generation of steam, and the in­ creased Um- of other material both in ANGLE WORMS •he construction uf buildinas and various implcment.*i and fur ship-building, the figures showing the continued demand for wood seem ..Irnnat incrediide The railroads in jmrticular arc imuwmff conxuuiets, botbin fuaL »» the construct hrn of During the Mvcre shower of Satuntav cars and building Mid for sleeper*. From a [-amphkri.ixui.-d by ‘‘the Mowachusett* last imriKHioo Humbert of ‘Single vrormv* f«dl. A xtntiemun. in .onkr io i-attafy Society for the promotion of Agrionhnre. offering prizes for arboriculture, we gather ; hta cuiu*ity osJo whitber.lhfj fi?U with the rain. madeM-v.-ral axperim^nti} .nir i:-' the following facts and ratunates: It is estimated that the railroads in tin-: them. He «pr«ad a Ian;.- shi*ei up.»n jlic I'nitod Htat.* oonsume nnhua’ly 114.000.- gra***. which <u ‘Roon■ v.wA’rril with T»ig Otto sleeper*, a’-<1 fl>r fencing the road*. I fat lively worms • jnst tho ■' kind hMiHe wood costing not leas than 8!3,<><'0,(JttO. 1 Would make a fish lauirh all over. with an additional rasfolwt h-aM $U>iMi j also went upon tho roof' of bta bouv arid, annually to keep lheso fences in repair. found them acattcrcd around pientir^ly, F«r the more than 115,000 miles of tele ' while tho ground war thickly *tn wn with them. The theory that they ire taken up graph in operation over 3,000,000 trccr-; fur poles were dcstioyed in their omatrac- in water spout* and afterwards deporitM lion, while the annual repairs call fur ; upon the ground during a htorm wu think some 250,000 more. For the 20,000,-1 an erroneous one frmn ho fact that angle OoOJHMt matohe* manufactured annually ; worms cannot lire in w_xr cnniaiucntly in the Uuitbd Steles £10,000 cubic feet could not be taken from that source. of the best pine lumber Is required. It takes I Wil) some of ottr scientist* give their views ut least 1,450,000 cords of wood to lake • on thuaubjeet? bricks made annually, to furnish whidi 1 repuirv* the resources of 36,000 acres. MiW ABIW ISKMBSTv For shoe peg* it takes 100.000 cord* of white birch, worth $1,000,000. For G. P. Rowell 1 Co's. Column. packing boxes, lumber to a value of $8,­ KTIUUV 5EBIE FILLS. 000.000, and of Agricultural implement*, amounting to $75,000,000 in value, the cost of wood is not less than $20,000,000. Thu value of log* Rawed iulo lumber in 1870 was $103,000,000. Since I860 more then 50,000,000 acres of forest The Difference. covered land has been chared for ag icv' tural purpoe.es in the United Stile*. *ud The nation has been plundered to the many of the trees burned' aa the caaiest extent of pillions of dollars by dtahonct way of getting rid offtbcm—a sacrifice of (Democratic officials, many of these officials millions of feet of good lumber. POSITIVELY CURED. no* holding’ high place in the es’unation of their party friends. Boss Tweed, with hia $20. 000,000 stolen from the tax-pay or* of New York, was an apt scholar uf On this subject, Mr. Willard, of the modern Dc’inocracy. Intrusted to the custody of a Democratic sheriff, who had Rural New Yoritcr, ha» the following: There are various opinions in reference enjoyed in other days the princely hospi­ tality of this persecuted official,the B"« dis­ to tho best and chcajie*! manner of raising appeared lie tween dark and daylight calves; Wc believe the best result* arc ob­ months ago, and nothing has been heard tained by giving the calf generous treat from him since. It is believed by many ment from first to last. A poor, Wanted that he is still in New York city, the and half-starved calf will never lie able to guest of his Democrat.’c admirers. Had reach that standard of excellence that ii he been a Republican official he would weuld, had a more liberal allowance of food have been breaking stone at Sing-Sing, and boon made during its earliest daya. Ef* the Democratic press would have been calf gels a fair Wait on milk, its food holding him up us a fair sample of Ilepub maybe changed to whey by adding a por­ I lean corruption. But as he waa a Demo­ ridge of oatmeal, oilcake, buckwheat flour, cratic leader his shortcomings nrcoreriook- or something of thi* kind to supply the ed, and his crime scarcely mentioned by necessary constituents lacl-ngin the whey. the Opposition press. Even the sheriff Wc have sometimes seen good calvre holdi hu position, and Governor Tilden raised on a small quantity of milk by add­ Tries, JW»iv-Aw7Viu». nods consent. _ The great. diffi«rc:joc be ing the liquor from steeped hay, Where tween Democracy and Republicanism is conveniences arc had for staying hay, just this: tha former shield*. its official and only a small quantity of uulk can bo rascals, the latter punishes them when • had, this plan may be resorted to, but if ever found. There is not an instance on * OHEUUKDBBU AXD BOUKTH RMTICK. record where the Republican party shield­ porridge, or oatmeal, or oilcake will require ed an official known to be dishonest. les labor in its preperatioa and is ussier _to be regulated as to the quantity required, Gear of thought. In butter dairies good calves can be raised on the skimmed milk. Almost Happiness ta like a genial sunshine tlrat every farmer has some peculiar notion of bring* out the bmla aud blosaoma, and his own in regard to the manner of raising coven the thorns with beauty and fra­ calves; but the great and general fault in management ta a scanty oUawance of nugrance.—Duff Dorter. ■i lions food in the early stages of growth. If any man bear my word* and bel«jrc I; is important that the young annual not, 1 judge him not; for I came not to be kept in a g-owing, vigorous condition. judge the world, but to save the world. so that when cold weather approaches in —Jrim Chri»i. . the fall and early winter, it will be able to FITS & EPILEPSY tagl»3¥ 1DO BOLD LAST OUOTt without on ruten o> bxjictiop stt&nKass.'ssiSit TIME CARD ta Ktfrrt Apr. I«. »•»«. n..»!• jj.-irwa rt.Mflwt *jc*di * «*w- MB rrmivuR ontaiox. GREBLE& RUSSELL HASTING. NICKMAN. TTTnTTAffrJMu-a. Mimtu-. With Like Morel Mioh.fiooih'ru LincM'WhblMroit'AaLdyU A Pouibwmtern “.jrjiUo-With La . HV-r. 4 M kh. S..lUre FARM FOR SALE!. The ••utMwriber of«ra tar tale a Faria ia ths Towtiohiu uf Ho«uuf», Mfr Qiftmbj Station, op the Vriital RanMa bivbion of theAftrhtort Ceatrsl RiuiroaJ, w«W«-' in* Jrjiaxwewm KiGftrr ■eg£j CHICAGO & the Trendies. The property wiflbc acid on liberal tenur. a* to paynirafs and al pHeta wbMi caaam flail to Ix- stMisfisetory to say1 ouedssiria< jnVtx.s east. A First-Class Farm, finrlj-h-catod, and mtder Iheroujrh culture. For I’articalar* iopuire a: th>« oftee or of the . • * . WM* tUMtari Jtn'y. Tu. M78. McPAEMAON. XXTOmt. MM $5?$20 .Tit. caMM^CTr.-;WL-WaS<KUfl3 Newspaper ADVERTISING _ .. _ ,___ t A22fta iffiw. If you have built caatles in the air, your Gw. M. Singe * Cae Ctlamn. I work need not be lost; tira( ta where they with goal feed a^d oom. and without should be. Now put foundations under spacial nursing to bring it through the rig oni of winter. Il pdys well to dp the them.— Thoreau. work thoroughly and in the boat manner Our churchcs by this time oti-hl to be at first, since, if this ia omitted, no after E. W, A'OIGTB ' wary of smooth tongued mcn.wbu arc com treatment will be able to wholly countcrparatire stranger* and without any catab- uct neglect and starvation S» the early lishea-reputatioa. — Couyregatiunalftt. stages of v -owth. . lit tho Best laager Browed in the West 8.M hr Cask u MILWAUKHB BRKWBUT Beware of the scibos, which desire' to The importance pf growing good dairy Grand jnvefTfr.,'MNn. Mioh. walk in the long robes, and love greeting stock canirot be too strongly urgcd_titppn in the markets and the highest scat- in tlio tho dairy Krmcra dF rmn synagogue*, and the chief rooms at framto. The difficulty of getting’- ‘^ood stock by solving tram droves brought from , a dis­ I must chouse to receive' the truth, no 1tance, is so great that the raising of stock matter how it bear upon myoolf; must fuL 1on tho farm where it is to bo used Is new low it, no matter where it leads, from what ialmost imperative,' if a good and profitable jiarty it severs me, or to what party it Iherd i-ylcsired. Calves should be selected , from deep milking animal*, and If these allies.—Dr. Chatmiitg. Faith, which meant a belief of • creed, Ihave been crossed with thoroughbred bulls must now imply a cotupaniowship with <of good milking families’ tho chances are certain that tho calf will make a Christ; repentance must signify a purifying almost • ' of the life, and the’baptism must point Igno.1 row. out the washing white of a sinful soul. All the volume ci’ religion must low Un W1...7,. MUHon. B&wrVc ward a new manhood.—Daniil ] ■ It is not the future world that wc are i first of all to consider when wc apeak of < G L A S^S AND PA I N f . *alvathm>-Tfrs apwt sll impateant sub- i jDAvan»ar. ■SBKftLxustw^srartB?- Gfftjsst •___ : <saatw-1 T ,1 ******” •? NKI.L. NKVTTO\, DK3 MQIXUS id" Omaha &<>m.. wZpwJibeHon.l |* aS SALVATORBBB1 ~ Ot>lK<; M J.VUIANXHajmvJUXS-, tisawjaassrjs: � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-22.pdf 3d0f5206a78096ca76eb87475830d202 PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 7. HSTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. MONDAY. MAY 22. 1876 NO. 1050 Ths ^piiYeeklj helical fatf. Political Notes. GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. 're^fea. f' «ixnt er of tlie House of Representatives to* a1 friend at Sherman, Texas, which1 South Carolina write* a private letter to a days ago. hi« found oolnms a its way friend in Columbus, Ohio, that the dele* few' (। gation to Cincinnati from that State will be into• Tor Hayes on the second ballot. . print: . The New York Tribune iayn “it is be­ D.£., Doer 13. 1S75. coming more dear every trad* that the z‘Dcar— : I have been trying ever since ' tendency toward inflation and repudiation tny dcotion to write to you, but have been1 । is very strong within the Democratic party. bcarigued from light in the morning until Yet men wonder why the Independent* one or two at night, I had about onehnndred 4 thirty anpomtznente to make 4 have had I reckon without exageration three thousand applications besides men. women 4 children polling and jerking me’ ertry lime I would’ put niy head out of ■ the door of myoffiee. I have had to keep twousherH 4 two to three clerks eta sinec the hour of my election in my office, 4 it is now five o’clock in the morning that I have gotten up to write to you. In regatd I' to—I tried to save a place tor him bntthe. 1506 Sold if 1871. 3649 Sold if 1871. 7473 Sold tf 1873. 14976 Sold if 1874. 31077 Sold if 1875, 440 fuLLy 100000 01LL OK 4KQUI4KD 704 1876. Oft 44L7 TUT V-UUT Solo EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL. PHOFESMUl AID BUSIES CARDS. An active and intelligent Republican in to in uur num iiiuiumi WWtanm. 14JO I *; Cota-n I _5M»£ 5f4>laiaa. I UP f The following letter from the doorkeep­■ , . I । ■ Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. hesitate to trust it." The Baltimore G.tzctfg jaya that the feeling agyiwt Gov Tilden in that S,tale lias iocrraaed to such a^ extent that it would bcfully to select him as the standard- bearer ofthe'Democratic Party in th* cow­ ing rompdgB. Congressman Lamar is said to Imre tv­ ceived information from the South that if member* are so clamorous for their consf tnsntk that so far it has Ires,impossible at Cincinnati, lh* D.«raorrat- wupld lure to do so, my force after rhristtnas will be uo hope of carrying Louiabtirj. Mfaimppi. iuereaaed and then 1 will be «We to do Alabama, ur North Carolina. something for him & .T will stick him la, Fay ( Fitzhugh's son» arrived on Saturday ' it ut cuno’us 1 hat must of the Democratic morning all safe. I set him to tvork on : journals ili'die .^outhand We.it that 'inMonday at a $210U place, & ho is the dorsc Tiklcir urft fur soft niuuef. Dui» moat delighted follow you ever saw. I wish you could bc here with me do j this jMaint todedgiug the currency oumtry 4 come on, the Govnt furnishes me ;; lion at St. teuia. or do the soft nioncy ■ with a fine turnout 4 spanking pair of , politicians see through Tilden ? Horse* 4 Icfoni 4 after the hoasc H-saioris The Reform Democratic organa .all re­ and recess I hate exchiaive use of them, my coachman comes down every morning joice over the nomination of the great for us, that is Fay 4 myself and after j Money Bag* Matesman, William H. Baru driving around to my breakfast take mv um. They seem to- have caught the to my office, come on and I will give you 4 —a good time. Congraut ia invited over to house hunting cry of the iwuumi. “Any the Centennial on Friday, wc will have i more places furmde or t-> let?" big time—come back on Sunday, I may draw on you for one hundred A twenty five do’’ar* tomorrow which you can drawback for on the 1st Jan, I got- your tole^m SWOLM ffl in. Thai bum tstUf reason declined to why F. B. Wash- run for the lllinou Governorship. vix.>He iy*J in' had be , . hundred if enhte aalisfied ttut the 1 _ Si ■’W Idt>u draw ooat^ftio ffiMrtmo wee sona! controversies in which he flit he our members «irc like xnysdf right dp on had no right to involve them." - ■ . first mo A I hate to ask them. J. VT- doom on Christmas for a few days The PhiladelphiaPrat sap that Sen­ 4 we will have a giorioew time, I have ator Anthony of Rhode Island is nut what more inritationa to Trolicis with the mem­ would be calkxl an otistor, “ypt, when-. he bers 4 Senators than any man in Wash­ »*ir M* >■.*» telling mo to draw for twu IMPOSITION HITEI OPPOSITION COURTLD ington, I am a biger mad now with the speaks, he pouasoi the antithesis of Ma members than old Grant. I cannot put eaulay and th< sweetness nf Addison." my foot on tl»c floor of the Hall hut that Now that is what wo call, handsome, and they pjakc a break for moJtsoRM! timesdoz it is a great deuJ lie tier deserved than places for some I4m>U Mill rmaraUr boyood Utrt «v*uia< en beging at “c al 00oe mart compliments, too. «raj. friend, I scarcely ever git out of the office Th. hap,, boon of wunhip ia th» Ua^lul rberth to go on the floor of the House, I have The Washington Xtttimut/ Iirpublic<i,i under me the Folding rooms, Document remark* incidentally that “ nearly all l***r wife. <h*.lrht will ***a lx teach t. th* viclu*> Rooms, File rooms, nil committee rooms,-all the Democrats in Congress to-day who I* Th* ihioiac jBlt ahead th* i»«e U nearly employees in the south wing cf building 4 entire south wing uf.capital, IhaTo nSupt make themsdrci noisy in abuse, of the Re _______ ______ r*V4_____________ assistant in ______ each department and__about dozen my office tre * ‘ a l ------ - book 1. keepers ■ basilIra^7,. trtae £ and ought. at clerk, 4 we do things up in stile, I have least to haver ha«r Muted from the a boy to take my hat A coat or I can't country." turn around without some oue at my berk TheSnb-Cotsurittuc on Ways and Means 4 call 4 wl en I get all all my new appoint­ ments broken in, I shall have a nire time. continues its inVestigatim of the Alaska “I am making up a party ahswdy io cumc far seal contract. Nothing hw thus far on to Texas eh the adjounnt, Cox to - been found corrupt or censurable in eonheed it, ho ia the wannort friend, of mine lb. tail Ilk* zrain. «.f UI.I. tr* ai**t to-4*i. wnftto 6s*. Asa teral 10 oar tamlMd the*. Twlkaaklh. tbrlb**ra tou*. Aad traat tkaafer th. op*b1m Comparison Invited and Competition defied B«ra. wWr*of*M. b? thra*4«a. Th* Cathar a*ak* that w«4 of Ihla. Wta*Nk bUMstedrafraia Of readU bolt aw* teniae chate. Tv «rac* our teaul ttaM. fraai all Th* m«m of MTiit owr su«aU w* tall. All grades of Teas the very test in the Market vresh ev ‘& CtX.^bF fidfiton, i il competition. B* with » wUto tto you ever saw,who the New Speaker Mr. Kerr, Far 4 mvadf spent the ewaring witli Mr. and Mrs. Km. brid erwnjng, I ma a great favorato of bcra Mrs. (,’oxb and Mrs.. Senator Gordon—quite a coottast here 4 Austin, I can’t turn for friends bore. ‘ I have now. fifty letters lr““ — - I noedtoa with the transaction. Thu Dem oemte had hoped to ahow. that Gov. Boot- we* improperly awanW This attempt th* rauHrwt Mri. friends all parte ofthal ting me, thus wa^ the be prosperous 4 every---------- ---must close, tell—T will look out 4 ffl cannot make a piece my eraota tud oBteeammrarxNl ordain Th- riratehiu of toad ralMi. The Naw York ZTrewmy John Stanley. TVyr, who hast bars ia MMontfadoJ tw w*e UaaW a wwW•sMatk *w wastma iMaUMfll n. Ort«rh aiMM or sood-win. the Connecticut Democrat! 1 bumble !be * “ Jlwsaan jm*<< Um aqA W - Qi-h.h— .ilk lilliM ll|liim. <U Hanau Aakmrf dnM, ikm. u> Ui. fer cetoi LE MAC I sosw-Vlud may favor tide withwQI•fy jwMress is Irving, Barry {Jeu, Mick A. S. DEAN Irving, Nkh, April. 11th, 1S74. ’ 1x50—3 �r the entire satisfaction of tho people,. the haw Been it aMgMted Ay0». to position that ha» boeh honored by tho 1 wt™ ^r. C|ulWI^“ service* of sncii men ru ^anry P. ’ 1 win and Jahn J. could not say of any map. tbo Spanish Minister. A Quaker poto otethe hymn of piece pattUalton ‘ • Oer B»lhsr‘« God 1 ban out wh»»S h«l Tb» SSOturlM frit Uk» gr»ia» uf *and. Ws meet to-day. tato fn^ Bald­ More wo That auto-U ' Hoif. Cmaui.ES M. Owmwei.i. of Lena­ I House wee County, late speaker of the . of Harte I beads. n Miebipu ■e /W •Ml of Hoprajetil itatiye.'*. ‘ ’Presi ’ "Mor Birin- the Courthuliusal Qonvnnti n of 1967 and al present Secretary of the Board of Cautmuaioncrs far ‘'Reformatory, Char­ ttable and Penal Mr. Ipstuuliow.." Croswell is no well known in this State, and rHOIX has so lang been identified with ami ft nail’d pte^perjty* it* acoon l choice of the IBaine men. growth will be well pltfapd Rith ]j$r. V^well'* noiuinatiou/’ State press is a fair indication of the feel­ ings, sentiments, and wishes of the people. Hence we piece before our foUowiug notice* For President. Rl'THEBFORD \ b readers, the distinguished citixen of the Peninsula State: HAYES The Detroit correspondent of the N. of Ohio. ■ of this V. receipt* jmpatby. M.iy eaptal. Lm free from »U autagua- >uuty i pobtioal । moral and humanitarian development, that the expression ‘of the history and it* ifaftate tr«« “AU the indfat nomination^ tfa fanawoa county Thu UroonviUc hv IM. u< A. AOta bears ihh* testimony: ■ thu state. ROW ioiU “(1 M. Croswell uf Adrian has been certainly that C. M. y,_ prominently named ti'i qtpdidalo for ia the coming nopiiuae for Governor. Governor. Jli» wuuiuaUuu ' W<*uM «wtaitily be pteaaing to (he people til tkt* OUR CENTENNIAL letter locality where fa has aunty wtom friend* " rime* jays: The Lousiug luu the fol­ “The name most frequeutty meutioued lowing:. at present in connection with the Repub­ ‘ The »upport of C. M. CriMWidli of of Pettus ylvanh. lican nomination for Governor, w that of i Adrian, for the office of Governor, l« <-!■ Mr. । tendiog, aud the Republican pruforeuM at Subject to the decision of the Republi­ Charles M. • Crartrell, of Adrian. Cr-rtwell u a lawyer, fifty yuan of age, end this time ‘cciu* to he ivntering Up<n can National Convention. has been in local public life for a More of; years. During the Xxjgidative session* of I The Clam I-aku A>ir* favon Mr. Cros­ 18C3 3-7 ]io we* a member aud Prcaridaot 1 IlAlMir PLATFORM . of thu State Senate. He wm also Pre** , well for Governor, and says: “Mr- Croowdl *u a gentleman of ex­ dent <J tho Cowtitulional Convention of, 18G7, altogcllicr the strongest rotmsen- tended experience in nublm bipiiuew, and tstive body in its PcrMixd which ever thoroughly acquainted with our legislative convened in thia state. In 1H72 ho wtu affaire, having rnuridrd over tho lluoto chosen a member of the Slate House of in the session of 1783." Reprcteutativea, and was elected fa smelt­ The Flint Gbrl* h»» this «adonwuicut: «l41»r» ntlw»r " er. For tlic 1x4 four yean bo hu been “We know oi n,an M” ***•<• the Secretary of tfa State CommUsion on Cliaritablc, Penal, and Reformatory In­ Io make up a itoo-l Governor than q|r. Republican National Convention. stitution*. Mr. Croswell's ample exper­ Croswell " ience m ro-cnforccd by intepity of charac­ ThU ia the tribute pf the Big llapida The next union UepubHcan t onrendou fur ter, and be is a forcible apdl^r and a man the nomitiMion of caudidste* fur President of substantial abtli|u».'' Mayart-. r nd Woe-President of ,lba Umllc.l Slalea, will “Without spwkiug disjwragmjtb o| Ik- held in the city to-Cinrinnau on WednesThe Grand Traverse Ikndd says. ; cither of hia competitor*, we desire to say ■Uy'tlie fourteenth day of June. 1878. at 12 “Present iudic..tlbn* point very strongly ' of Mr. Croswu)l that ho is n goutleman of o'eioto noon, and will coesisi of dclogate* to the nomination of vhas. M. Croswell, superior ability, and that hu character, Iromfach *lalc e'i*1*!ll* t’’“:e tkp number of it* senator* and representatives in Conrrevs, of Adrian, for Governor of Michlgsit- , lx»th socially and politically, h above re­ und of two deie<a*®!- fro® **cfa ovjptni»e<l ter­ Speakinz lor ourselves, and wc think we ! 11roach. From au tequaiujauce formed ritory and th» District of Columbia. In c*JI- may safely say for a large majority of the during a aix month* iwsociaiuui wil|> him ing the conventions for the election of dele­ Republicans of I his region wehcartil) «n. us a member of the Michigan Legislaiujvgates the ccaimilteee* of the several •tatts are (.wc know him to be roMoentious, upright recommends! Io invite all Itepuhlican eketor- ■birtu' Mr CrrWiroll.’' nnd all other voter-, without regard to fp«M and honest, and in every way worthy of The loui.t Sentinel »»)»: |K>Utic*l differsnees or previous party athiiai the support of all who wish to we a pnre “Hou. ('. M. Cruawoll, of Adrian, seems lions, who are opposed io revhius sectional I administration of our State affairs.** lMtita,'and desire to promote friendly fooling to be lire commlng man for Governor^" and permanent harmony lUrpughout the coun­ The Detroit Evening AV«m aayw In tlje Dundee Ealrrpri*' wc find thi.* try fay mainlning and enforcing all the • “Cbaries M. Croswell, of Adpay. b-jgr: constitutional rights of every ciliten. Inclutl- Then tfa owl from ay. equiva Gaiiuuni of all uatmm* Uvw i The Kabfrifou of laid wm For ViGe-J’rerideut, JOHN F. HAHTBANFT, ‘Honest money for till, R»d free schools- for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the .one nor aoc1 er^an . iuterferauce which will lag ifafnawdfroocxcidso of the ririd- Of “The papers fagiu to talk about crtruffian without Intimidation and without frahd ; /alio are-In fhvor of the'continued didateti for Governor. Among Republi prnsre-aiionaad |uuuahment of all ofidal dis- caw, C M. Croawcll, of Adrian, stands '•“Uc?r tfa'fato clianoe, and to him, .on personal. —da, no man can find.a»*oHroU^H'- .. । oftlu Eauto Tfa Mi’Hary display and the One- |‘ii^.Hr>Ei.pjiiA. The deed done. *U) ITth, IMA'. t|q; filial <Ly fa* <*M>i« nnlM come am| the Exhibition h , ; 1 hi* grexi jah<>r4|M which |l ttb 1 an expiwhwn of tho growth j nrfkt, (if shall and Ulf lug and riarf t<> life .; (luriu’g ^ first hundred-yotos of th»great- ihu>lrrd. uTii&Mbc* bf all dixdptiun*- ojwncd. l»c cat ualiiraou Rxrth,andof the cormpondtng progress in art. science and civijixa- ।and l|ioua.i;id* of spool*, riiutlles aud , s&tao*. Tho President having taken ' । i | ion of toe whqlq yetol- luw , begun fa evolutions, . The ceremonies and the, sto1- ' c&m of the occasion were commonsuruto I gtstnL t|ie ‘ B great wheel riarted tp motion, with tfa importance pf fee H *<Jj and tfa fl >Fd> .hySrl’hibMpku'mrf. day for •»» .’•-‘•“ri R±?, thronged the streets qf tjm ait)'- tjcfunj. being estimated that at yrere in attendatnv. the 1cs*t ft UMUHH) u^mblml sigtialixing tfa approach of tfagrfaij wqlli- tude voinpriaiug cih*u- of Uipify |r<*y, rountry on the globe. The d’wpuy of over until the Fourth of July bring* buntina apd dw -ffiig ql the straotolui.bmlJtiu* eSBJiiW; unytblag pver witnessed on any occasion lending an inspiration of beauty, before, life and »eWrsT tonjia IJne tan&.'tad it seemed a Roman carnival in the Quaker City. pr ety to the scents publican for the gubernatorial *■ Mr. Crw.41 » «o. «C Ur against whom a breath of an*} uv)vi yet been uvvu directed. __ 1 never He 3ria rrnrriLruxri.pudli* spirited, and The Coldwater Republican hxv the fob I Tenafly" pojmfiff Yt? •It route for nil LLTSOIB, IQWA. k. WYOMtXd. div After Cali- St. Paul Line «raaBN wisifor Madi £ Duluth rrtaw in prvummeni as experience may. /rum to time, sagged; who ore opposed to lowing on the same subject. ..... imporing the crsdU of the nslion by stepreeiwhoever may oppose him the voters of “In various part.* of the State the. J»nting any of Us obligoiions, and iu favor of Michigan cannrrt make a wrious mbtake •Uftslafaig. in every wny the i.slimi .1 frith pers ore beginning to express their views in casting their ballot* for him. It the nnd ttannori honor ; who hold (hat lheeotn- with regard to the office of Governor. Democrat.* only pul up as good a man, thu -mats school system is the auntery af American T " Tl’ ■"’.“.^”57/ i State of Michigan will hava continual liberty and should be maintained abanlntely poeattvcly tn favor ot the Hon. ' . . .. f free from •oeetarten onatrol; who believe that. thriuMhrcM C- M. Croswell, of Adrian. Wc heartily ' «~on tobosri tt* lone line of c-xdknl ’ xjron a. Hoch* KATtaSl- PKTKlt «u iu soatbBrii every visfr»«< afaurdity ofi half past .seven won- tard/in falling into ' wm,agUM< wish of every -Republican voter in thi* “Hon. Charles M. Croswell, ®f Adrian, line. . An hour hter bowcvW, fta clouds I continued, live* countv who understands the qualification.* . u the most prominent candidate far the ! broke away and old Kd came out in all I k from the gates? ’ the * ’ various ' ’ J *ublicao nomination for Governor of men mentioned for •*-* that' his splendor. Then the »ghT wo». gran'd 1 fovorable manner nt which his name office. \ and Itcaotiful. The city vu all kaeellcd Bl tfa been endorsed by tfa Republican prvre and IcMtooncd with the Sags ofevery riatbm I The Monroe tl»Mmerci.</asx>. --------- ;------ *u ..—■ , _ _ ., __ _ ____ ,, • - .... ut vanous parte ofthe state, m very com Hon. Charlo- M. Conwell, of Adnan. ' ]imBlrtarv to-him. and gratifying to hi* which shook off tlie glistening drop*; and or submit to the cxlortjts^ the sound of drums and bugles down a ;ora in jifty-cent notes. Th'u. bring very heartily *«PP«tod by Mr. Cnwwell ha. eminent qaal dosen streets betokened the marvhalliug of small fortune by tnesn* papers the northern port oftoe state as ’ . ... ... , r*. 3 -tn in.fe-rtWn., to<k. troops. It was nine o'clock when the on. Everybody’ mms the bead of th- line mchod tfa rtrndcaeo of Geo. W. CMM*. were- the Pr ~ The Pontiac G-tzctie aayx of the Gov-j ofgt>od Governors with Cabinet took a position at the j which Michigan has so long been favored, Ancient. «gc. and u law re binding re ernorsbip: milltary । - —* -«•«“Wc disever no diversity of opinion i <01 be incrvu.*ed by one more." and Gov. lyofthe unwriUcn laws of the day and among the Republican press as to the The Marshall, Mich., correspondent of X, limits the time which say man P9Ncyarfdn'lriarinfay of noefaafag the . Chicago Tcibunr, confidently predicta may hold the high office B°” CJE Sf’T’ G'’.; I ■*» ’»■! «*■««■» «T Mr of Chief Executive of this great and grow­ fawcera and the Pennsylvania State Fen­ eroor. The rndicaUons are that he will । ~ ing State, to four ymra. This rule ex- be ananfaMsly nominated m. the first bri- I WcDci bl ea. j A correspondent of the Detroit Tribune, From K. o'clock till marly the middle rtodcsfrosntoe bet of oamBdates for the lot, or by r*sriww»<rir>«» " The Howtfl R*pnlW<ertM aajs: { writing from the western part of the state, of the afternoon, every street-car. every steam-car and every avenue leadin g to the • ‘ Preoeut indications point strongly to 1 aa y* : the Repubiica^vf the State in the ap Hou. Cbaa-M. CroswJl, of Adrian, as * “Mr. Crcwril wiH undoubtly command Exhibition Grounds was crowded and preaching contest, Sri Xxcollency. John J. the probable Republican nominee for Gov- [considerable strength in the lake shore thronged with an eager mart bf humanity Bagley, of whom it is not too much to say, eroor of thia state. As for aa we are able , counties, especially as the state ticket bent upon seeing what there was tobehold. with no disparagement of the noble men to judge, no fatter man for the position is likely to fa otherwise pretty fairly de»- People rode the entire distance—over three miles from the ConLiuoutal -Hotel—with who have nresecded him in the chair of eouM be found in the state." । tributed." support thia cspramion ofodUoriri opin ! Governor*. . . ion, bemuse we bdteve it areorda with the 1 The Uwfaon ZW spsafa m tot* vuc State, that be hx* been, and is the beat Governor that the State ever had. Right nobly has he done hia whole duty, and the poopk honor him, for he has served The Lowell Journal closes a paragraph i on the GoverovwsMp as fofaw* “Mr Croswell will undoubtedly find thh section of the state very friendly toward* them faithfully. Y« ra willing obedience to this, though unwritten yet unchnngsble And the Tccuuipeh Rrcord says: “From the tenor of the press oommonts upon the gubernatorial question it would y>r&ent year, and the important question seem that the RcpiNican sentiment in the for the Republicans to nettle h, who state was centering upon Ron. Chariot M. far, be will retire with the dose of the What man have Croswnfi. of Adrian, as the candidate for we that will fill with honor'to himself Mod Governor. Thu cacprc*«ion meets our owu views pnriacly." the State, the position which Mr. Bagley The Niles KrpnMicmt given this exprerenow so ably fills? Ono things* certain, shall be hia mteccwor? be must fa aanan who can and will-be the Governor I of the State, und who like Governor Bagley, ri mrtridc of all politi­ cal rings, if any exist in the State. He mu«t be a man of sterling integrity, un­ Last week's iwue of the State Ifac J Ob^rer, an independent paper. puMbhed “We do not propose out of political eonsidcration to advocate the cause of any candidate for official jiorition; and it is from a higher and better standpoint that wc express our gratification at the pros­ pective elevation ofHW/ C. M. CrwWrfl, of Adrian, to-thcgubunutoril chair ofthc Peninsular State. Hia unapotted puUic record, fine executive abilities, and good oonuuon sense, have given him a high nlavc in the besrta of the people, and wc The cxcreiwst of the opeuhr know of no man who would recrivo a and dignified. Athonaaudfea more enthusiastic support from the wtaaues freshly organised, studded u than Mr. Croswell. The Republican par­ as police. Two hundred and ty could not, in our judgment, do better wluiae cxpetMkjs will be ns » than to place hia name at tho bond of toe State ticket, at in that evrirt Ma tswtain deration tatoaltoto --- ----------------- A man who is of the people, and for the Michigan, would do jarty and toe State.’ SjXMkiug of toe witodrmi W-MwU, people in every emergency, und who lias Stockbridge, the Detroit faltering fidelity and superior no personal ambitions at war ofaUity. with the a man. One who never found has been wanting ; tried and wlwoc maulinert, opacity and fidelity yowd all Hwrian. integrity an fa- and who would, a jW* 61000 per mfentc Will learn a letam* h is not likely that there will be so many hare to spy Me time during the season, except on the -I tJi'of July, yet tho capacity of tho hotels and boarding houses was not fully taxed. Here are samples of the statritiai reported officially : The Continental >4fatat, wefahsu>a tori. ■», hugs .1 Trefanr aaya it 1 Canal beat good of the whole ]>ooplc. Fortunately wc have m Michigan such in tien four or five ■ W- al agreement as to the Mr. Croswell would do i tian, and add new honoi �County Cormpondence. arntuk fame ar eamt man. STRANGER’S GUIDE CJTV LOCAL R«J^. TIME-CARD PaAiaixviixs, May 17, 1870. Council of th* city of Hralifigs held al the Quit* an •xcilemaal «u raised th* ether . Go to A. W. Bailey's, and get Which Shall I T«k» 7 before purchasing elsewhere. This is often a serious question witll fhc xxlSw3 invalid. He finds the market fltxjdcd with Attantion Greenbacks. proprietary mediviocs, scores of which are Jirircs 'I HASTINGS ? FfflM nt I will seuVor the next Sixty Days far liar ailment. Ho reads the paper*, ctrculan, and almanacs, and finds each sustained Greenbacks only, Boots and shoes way down low, m order to close out my stock by plausible arguments setting forth it* virtues and specific action. The rooom- for New Spring Goods. I also sell the mendations are as strong for one as for odebntod Singer Sowing Machine, differ another. The euros claimed to have been eutkinds of Sewing Machine Needles and The petition of Ralph Jordan. Jacob Mau., wrought by one are os wonderful us those Machine Oil I afar, sell Well A Cistern Where claimed to have boon wrought by another. J. Maus. In his perplexity and doubt, the sufferer Opposite the Post Office fa sometimes led to reject all. But it by those parties who are doing buainesa and should be borne iu mind that this condi­ XxAltf Hastings, Mich. paying licence, for such bnafaeee was re- tion of thing* is one that cannot be rcmeFarmers remember that the old and Ald. Sheldon moved that the prayer of the good—the truly valuable—must come into reliable house of C. B. Salsbury is, u ever, can sell cheaper than any houaj in Bar­ petitioner* be granted, which motion wa* competition with the vile and worthies?, buying eggs, butter, poultry and all kinds ry County, for these reasons: and must be brought to public notice by of fanner s produce, under Barlow A Good 1st. Because we have no rent to pay. the same instrumentality, which fa at/rvr- year's store, and paying for tho same the 21. Because we make the most of our titing. In sucli a case, ^rbapa the only highest marknt price. Patronize the house ' XX2tf absolute proof that a rerawy fa what it yoh. know to be reliable. May, 187A. Present at the calling of the roll th* Mayor Recorded, Aid. Evans, Sheldon and Tomlinson. STEBBINS BRO’S. MeNaughtnn. Reed, Keep It. from the public). bad all kfndu of llk*. had tall/ determined to build a "ahaniy 1:13 r. a. Hostilities commenced. •mNITURE! Of evpiy Description which we rosy "rfni ciian ' office aastora. atldT a. m. Western, at 432 r. m. was called into play. John Crump, of thia village haa built a new The merchants of thl. village handled ■pectfully reported that a walk be laid in accordance with the prayers of th* petition* _ ft** RRTutB.5_COUNTY On motion of Aid. Tomllt OFFICERS. la it more nrofitabta allowed further time on the printing HU* of Dewey and Dennis. Bill of J. 8. Goodyear for lumber, fur $1.41 Creek street bridge was, on motion of Aid.. J Aye*. Evans. McNaughton, lt*ed, Sh«ldon ing condition. Mr. Spaulding I* somewhat of lai, and has in hia poa.«eulou man tlip foreat family. ■■ Cbm*T»v*Mrr... _ i»-re.--------------- Porter Bill of L. D. Quackeabuih of $ld.Gdfor on* ALL ABOUT THE COUHTY. Gold 1121. He intend* to build an addition and fix it up for a dwelling. / Ayea, Evans, McNaughton. Reed, Sheldon and Tomlinson 5. Nay* none. Bill of Millon Prickett for$41.00 for one riondjr thia mondug. PratriavlUe. Although wo are situated in a . healthy part of the State, and little employ­ Democratic State Convention al Aya* E.ani. McNaughton, Reed, Sheldon l^naing the ailments of onr people. intending to labor in third ward, waa on motion of Aid. Ayea Evan*. McNaughton. Reel, Sheldon cents on the dollar. Henry C, expelled lix« been Bowen uflc should al- celebration of the coming 4lh of July are at The House lias pawed the bill admit­ ting free of duty the .Fitch Shetmau dia­ ■ monds. A motion by Aid. Reel that the bill of Den- A large number been engaged in fishing. from Plymouth Church. . fish after they are through. Noone has yet started from Prairieville for will be fairly represented at Philadefpliia. A Cacti fob jn the Mayor and read to the Bora.—The the ent be laid on the table was carried. On motion of Aid. Reed all target shout lug swimming season fa nearly at hand, and in Board as follows. Gentlemen ;— ally patronised and secluded nooks.by the Home Journal hereby propose to print for the to hstire from the J ewell proposes soon fact which we would like to have impressed Apples, peach, cherry and other fruit tree: are in full bloom, and indications are this year. that there will be a large crop A dispatch from Cheyenne says <hat parties of Black H ills adventures are con­ tinually arriving there, disgusted will: their experience in the new KI Dorado. Centennial tree planting is still upon the tnintb of the boys, remembrance of which may de»th. save .tome of them the healthy results of the swimming are invaluable. But there fa a time, No person should enter tho water within taro houis after eating, for the reason that there is great danger of epilepsy at such times, many fatal bathing accidents being attributable to thia fact. It is reported that Pxof. K. 11. Bangs, the jtopular Principal of the Institute for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind at Flint, hu and have escaped serious consequences. Thus far they, of course, have been' Wery fortunate, but the fact remains Pub. Republican lUxxn. Dusts X Holms*. Pah. Hast log. Journal. South aide of Blate street and wa* refered Committee on rid* and cross-walk*. to The ordinances for the purpose of preparing an ordinance relative to the Fire Department. danger of bathing white the bo<y is over­ heated wc have pointed out so often that we need only emphasise it at present by this allusion. 11ecorder. These matter* are worth remembering. All kind, of business is on the laeraase in “ Waeerley articles are'*!! complete in each er paper. Sixteen numbers one dollar. Addreas. Cavalry Church Calendar, A. Dow, EMMANUEL CHUKCII J. w. Baxcanrr, Hector. > th* Stair, finng kQia^.JJnrr, Xit Hknnsh. ACbo...Hsyt. »e W. II. II. Heath, the senior memk^j DANES’ SONGS. I , vittng them to meet y of Detroit on the 25th day of—, ______ , soldier who served ra the Eleventh Mich­ igan Volunteer Cavalry as officer, non-com­ At A W. Bailey's. Lonsdale muslin 12 cU. Mtmlin yard wido 6 cis. Extra heavy Shirting 12f ct.-. Best cottonades 15 to 30 ets. Good Ticking 12 eta. READ T nnd be happy again ' Time to Settle. Furnished Lanaing, by the Detroit Safe by the State Treasury and by three banks in Hint for 11,600. J. Gilbert, Cotte, Yprilanti. T. Hart, Middlings Svparator, _______ SALISBURY iBROSSBAU! Paalere tn all kinds Ralph Jordan. To voters, we tho undersigned Town­ ship Board of Irving, Barry county, Mich, hereby gin notice that we have received n petition signed by 17 voters of raid Townowmihip mcctirpoae ofbuild­ action at the ,we diendbre GROCERS. A Gut HeftrtMi ii Prices ’ FURNITURE, Oltaita! 0«fc_Bntta: Frasa, k Natiee! Metta* I ! St. Clair, Michigan, May 16th, 1876. 8. B. Brown, [. H. Miler, Prandeat. Corresponding Secretary. hy May^xa WHOLESALE A RETAU. May, 17th 1876. xxi6w4 U«t of Patents. a J. Cole <fc Son XX521f • Baxley. A«n. Pullman Ptlaoc Sleeping Cars between the Mfaaonri River and the Rocky mount tains wiUiout change. Close connection made at Kanraa City and - 4tchi*qt|. ik Union'Depot' For in^s, time trirlra find WHERE ? A.,W. CENTENNIAL । MEMORIAL SONGS. DRY GOODS K4H Tim A TUMBLE ! tion by reporting in person at the Cavalry Head Quarters at the Michigan Exchange in the city of Detroit on Baid day. Let Boston Mmb. prevent the boy. fl lie ground.. But HATS’ SONGS. corner of Sprngs, Cucharas, Del Norte, Trinidad, ; Santa b’c and all pototain Colorado, New Two button Kid Glove, GO eta. A nice lino of Coat Bindings. will be sent Moses shbp with Jason Rich A Bru., Church and Railroad Street. Atchison and Kansas City, via the beanti- - * fal ArkaMM Valley, ta Poa’.lo. Coterwlo J Attention Eleventh Michigan Volunteer number. to any part of the country, post-paid, for WK MEAN BUSINESS t *■# 4UITCTTS. Utal Abjipeg Jlatice? ▲ fan ‘ - *• Reading—The Peerless Milk Safes now on rxhjbltlou nt our Furnltiuu Store. All kind* of work nuule to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture neatly done. Furniture Rooms aonth side State St. M. D. Reed desires to aril nltention to his new Wagon Shop, where ho may Ba­ opfXNite H. A. Goodyenr’s Hardware I found al all hours of any day, ready to do Store. any work iu his line, from putting a new STEBBINS BRO’S. spoke in an old wheel, to the building of the bort buggy ever seen in the county of Barry. Don’t forpvt the place; in ‘ tlic ---- Clothing. x xtotr Cheap KBS, WALtePoCKEK, SlflFMWI' Holders, »»il and everythin* in the Furnltnre Hue. Wc Invite all jvruni to call and look Do you want the bett Havana ' Cigars go to J. P. Roberts' far them, 1»*7 that.in ming at such limes they have placed, them- Pigeon Hole Tables, Card HOrORE FRAMM^'AM‘» ttRHfpiW*” INOB, Bkacketb, PAFM»—HtettL1’ •' I will buy and pay eash far live chick­ en* up to Juno. 1st. xx51w7 C. B. Salisbury. There are doubt­ itelrcs in extreme danger of death. Halls, SIW.L ATSifer^hl-'- Em Busby not to be out done, has re­ fitted his tonsorial parlors, and everything about them as neat as a new pin. Neckties, Collars, Ciearsetc. all first class, can be found at Em's. Everybody acknowledges that Em is the best Tonmr in sixteen counties. xx51 tf Going to Kanta* or Colorado. printing to be done for said city during said especially boys, who resigned, and that his resignation has been accepted. . F:ut Sale—A valuable young Inquire of Manhall Prickett. enter tho water repeatedly just after eating xucceaa inmirol I am now nil alone in the Photograph bilri&cas, and as 1 have made amngcments to Increase my facilities far doing {better work than over, all should call and got a negative taken. The superi­ ority of my work In the part is a suffi­ cient guarantee of flrst-c work iu the future. Rooms in Washington Block, •outh ride State Street. Sltf Geo. L. Heath. things else, and that the bath as for all less many poraoua, men. 4th. Recauac we warrant all goods we make. Wc sell none of this cbeap-madc Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods utj make is made by hand, and warranted. We Iwrita al! pernoris to call and inspect our goods, far they al bear inspection. No trouble al all show goods. Itartiea having Pictures to i ram o' would do well toy ’tbcm framed of u|‘ "i as we can do It P errand ClicapeZi/Mm^' .j^wax^simirs songs. for time . of the firm of Heath, Salisbury A Cor; bus retired from business in this city, and fa now traveling for the Grand Rapids C«. Ute many friend* wish' him success. store, .arid to me, “I don't want no doctors Query—Who will do the undertaking? round me so long as I cun gel the Discov­ Why Stebbliu Brothers of course. ery ; It beats all your docton." And so I might goon. , I am, most ratpeetfallv, youn, Atha B.'Cbookk. n<HMru’_______ ____ te.»MibrH«.HltTnHibl«l. >.*«. Ktow.rt.3Jt bath nor when the body fa overheated by nativity. Billiard registration notices and the financial atal* one and should bo generally learned, while time fa not immediately after meal I from The art of swimming fa a grand GKORGE J^HEATirS. ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC. xxGtf One of our celebrated ringers uses it for strengthening her voice, and says “there is nothing equals it: and aoI might give scores of remarks said about your prepar­ ations. A colored woman waa using yonr a few weeks the ball: houses will be liber­ Postmaster Genet al It is alleg-d that claims to be, is to tty it. The “test of a pudding is tho eating of it,” “Prove all things, liold fast that which fa good," fa the apostolic injunction. There may, however be stronger presumptive evidence in favor of one rvmcd v than there is in fkvwrofsBother, and this should be allowed its due weight. A doe regard to thte may save a vast amouttt-uf experimenting nnd a useless outlay oCnnuey. As presumptive evi. denoo in faror of Dr. Pierce s Family Modidncs the Proprietor desires to any,' that they are prepared by a now and aotentific proccre by which the. virtug* of the crude plants and roots are extracted with­ out the um of a portiate of alcohol Not a particle of this destroyer of our race enters into die composition of cither hfa Golden Med teal Direovery or Favorite Prescription. This consideration alone ought certainly to rank them high above tho vUe compounds saturated with alcohol. Jamaica ru-i, sour beer, or vinegar, which are everywhere offered for rate. Again they are of uniform strength, and their virtues ean never be impaired by age. They are also made rrom freth herbs nnd roots, gathered in t heir appropriate season when they arc flush with medicinal prop­ erties. In support of these claims, the faUowing testimony is offered : 11. V. PlEBOK, M. D.: Newark, N. J. Dear Sir,—I liava sold a great deal of your excellent remedies, and 1 prefer to sell them before other*, because they give good satisfaction to those who use them. I hear such remarks as “Sage's Remedy completely cured me; It is a splendid thing; resale 31 tit Laval Linu Rate LimiWER STUCCO WATER UIC UIE IHAW Shingles Lath &c. FARM FOR SALE! Look here ! Look herej m .k-Mtb druJl. ni. hit. Hoouan on aoc. 16, May 25th, I87G, at Ilsttte ntedto invea- A First-ClasB Farm, iadefinite period, ofiug obtainable lor calicoes. ee Southern Democratic loader* an Ivoeating the nomination of Senator Hansom Wolcott, Aahael Hubbard. Irving, May 6th, 1876. �LEGKAJL.S- feet ateltt. nod hills the distance,. or a little less apart, cannel be improved.' No Afidavitaof pablUatiod *UI ba sir. aatU The land dhoulu bo plowed according to paid for. All to bo ln»«rted al tho Ftaudoprieo. iu condition. A sward turned over six RURAL TOPICS. innhees deep and laid flat will boar n good CHAWCBRY SALE. crop. Adoip rich soil not in sward Written for tVa>Uw«auCA« BaMxsnby «»« ®r should not be plowed deqter than a pair Hilaad Hall. Complainant. of burses can easily do at a' smart walk, while light soils, with a barren sub-eoil, should never go into tho sub-soil, except BUDLING 8TRAWBKRR1ESThe way to obtain seedling strawberries when the land is well dressed with ham­ yard manure, nnd then only an inch or h as follows: When the berries are fully two of it should be turned up. Chemi­ ripe take the variety you desire to experi­ cal fertilisers may be worth their cost ment on (and tho poorest may produce as and they may be frauds; consequently, fjood seedlings as thejjat, as “like docs the barnyard manure v the only safe reli­ not prodarolikt" iu this case) and mash ance. Tho following are some of the best chemicals ; Sulphate of ammonia, the fruit in just enough dry fine sand to sulphate of potash, muriate of potash. separate the seed, so that they can be German potash salts and nitrate of pot­ nown sand and all. Prepare a small bed ash. These articles may bo applied to Circnlt Court Commladei made rich with well rotted manure, and any crop singly, or mixed. They should be mixed with soil, according to their thoroughly mixed with the soil; asd if bulk and strength, and a handful! put in PROBATE ORDER. not in a shady place it must be protected a hill of whatever is planted ; but they ST ATI or MICinOAN,County of from the'rays of the sun in some way. are profitable only when bought of whole­ Sow your seed in a broadcast way, and sale dealers at the lowest market prices. jhe?epi-WnkiyhBphbltcaRBapner R, D. BULLOCK’^ TEMPLE IF MUSIC JACKSON, 'W, cover with finely pulverised noil about an eighth of an inch deep, {tacking down the earth with the buck of u spade. . For a tiuart of berries mashed in sand a bed throe feet square would be large enough. In about two weeks tho plants will come up, and the bed must be kept constantly moist and shaded. In the fall the plants will require careful protection fur winter; and the next spring they should be act in Ixih v^icrc they will bear frail the third yeaf.-1 Every plant will lie a distinct va- .i“|“r. «« <■“ »' two, yent cwciipr. Amds.tu several hun­ dred plq^-jKi.i/.*/ .kttja h.. '1ROW‘ISUj«iqkixn dkcu.uiDs. It is decidedly advisable lo cultivate apple drohartls fur the first five or six years, manuring well, and keeping the ground free of grass and weeds around the tranks of the tracH PoCRtOcs arc one of the best crops that can be grown in a young orchard. Corn is also good while the trees are small. Some fanners crop their old orchards to advantage, plough­ ing rather shallow near the trees, so as not to disturb the roots; but as a general rule old orchards should be kept in grass ; and “orchard-1 grass is very good for such places, as in grows well in the shade. An old farmerjsayti: “I have an apple or­ ! chard of seven and’a quarter acres that has PLANTING MILLONS. Hug manure, when well decomposed with its attendant litter, Is the best fertil­ iser for mcloiw, nquajlica and ououmbero. When that is not to be hod, use the lx*t well rotted barnyard manure that you hare. Pul two shovelfuls in a hill, mixed thoroughly with the soil. Let the seeds when covered be about level with the surface of the adjoining grounds, 10 to 12 to a hill, to be thinned out to throe or four plants, cover about an inch deep with soil that docs not form a hard crust jqftcr a rain, and when plants come up, place boxes, open at both ends, over them to protect the plants fwm the bugs. These boxes need not be made of boards over six or eight inches wide; and they arc n sure preventative of depredations by bugs m» they fly near the ground, and the growing plants arc not wben by them. Land plaster is good to keep away all in.sects from plants where they are not other­ wise protected. A little should besprinkled upon them early in the morning while the dew is on. Ashes and every other sub­ stance that sticks to the plants will ’keep away lliobugiL pbar of June next, at » o*«hx* injtha forwoun. b« Great Bargains asd ahonlated tn mM Ownity sf Bam, % VaCtall harin* bw certain nortnaa tu S2»Wg andJamr. tian Mfohicaa. to, &;'.sssh?i “------ “ ‘ and YBSfeaats Jataary 34U> ona ll a The Smith American Organ, day of Janurr o wrrcH-foor, In HAZELTON BRO ’S PIANOS. iiliu nr. It is generally considered that , blight can only be remedied by cutting mrat of mid iBlertBl, »ndp>» XBtae roaudnin* anaway the diseased wood. What tho cause is lias never been fully ’ developed ; l>een set scvcbtccu years ami is most of it in very fine, healthy condition, and I but wherever it appears to a degree to hare ploughed and cultivated it every cause the wood to decay and die, cut it year, I think, but two since it was planted ; out down to the healthy w&d, and allow the trees to send up shfiots from below th«e two it was seeded tn clover and tim­ othy. stad yielded two good crojw of hay the diseased parts. In the firat stages of the disease it bus often been cured by the each of the two years. The trees have now beculuv largo use of the following: To half a bushel of rflCoartboaM. in Ike city of that thocrops sowed or planted in die lime add four pounds of sulphur; alike to orchard do not*’amount to very much, the consistency of whitewash, and when it w nnfliad, tn each millon of the hut taking the time from the first plant­ wash half an ounce of carbolic acid. Ap­ ing of the trees, I think I have raised u ply this to the diseased ports. Where large an amount of crops on the land oc the bark is diseased, remove the outer copied by the orchard as on. any equal portion before making the application. number ofacres of my farm.*’ laSrtI"1'. 5 ssf1sTC.“ras.,s*i®a“» ‘S.tS!rSria?,ag e fe- COVXRLMi rODDJOl LllHX. When an animal becomes bloated or In sowing fodder corn in drills, a good “hoven” by eating too much grass or way to manage the covering, is to cover with a plow, Tunning a small ndgo over clover, aw cattle arc liable to do on firat being turned into a luxuriant pasture, the the corn. Then make a smoother as best diet for such an animal would be dry follows: Take a hemlock joist 1x4 inches, feed, composed of ground oats, cracked cut it in three four feet pieces, then lay corn, fine feed, and a small quantity of down tho pieces forming a square, the sweet hay. pieces being about 2 feet apart, then cov­ er tte.tqp with boards nailed strong. In KEW ADVERTISEMENT*, •me end of one of the outside pieces, bore a hole to admit a small chain to hitch the G. P. Rowell a Go's. Column. whiffletroe to. We will suppose the com has been planted about a week, and is well sprouted: Now take your “drag.” put a large flat stone upon it in ftont, hitch your horse to it, and go over the ground eroffiwise of the ridges. This will smooth the land splendidly, the corn will come up immediately, or in 48 bount the weeds will all bo destroyed; and fre­ quently tba crops, will require but little, or no after cultivation. It ia necessary to ■»,HAiiSK:'WSEVB? --------------- THE ESEMY OF IISESSE! THETO MAM FOEAMDOFBEASTFAIN 1. U.UnW OU MUSTANG LINIMENT, Si* tfu*SS New Haven Haiti on Rirrm. :ca» Ba»« ad and elrealatad in •aid Con <3)>aoe«Ml Conn., FOR T'lIK ( Mercantile Training YOUNGMEN. potatoes were planted. VIIAR LES R. Hope. April tttirlCT. H£»»l S ADMINISTRATO b -artho dAle. rirhL UUe nW totereat °r£te£ Awfni. A ll. 1KB. ■ KELLS. A. UUd^s SM.ny. The most extensive, thtmmgb and nun mct« hmuu.a«.-t*^itv h,„ wrW Eight thousand graduate* of this college nor in successful bwumM in the prin«|ial •ilicM and towns of the United Suites The Ri[ht Kind tf Mon for Yom Meo. $5=$20K'' mvb-7 HENRY “gaa&A. PROBATE ORDERr Magnificent granite building, with degnutly fitted and ftuniaUd apartment* for the application of and carrying out of onr novel and systematic methods of BUSINESS TRAINING. Young men who contemplate a businem life, and jwrents having Mtns to educate, ana particularly requoitod to semi for documents relating to the college, which give full infonaation an to term*, «mditiona of cntarncc, etc. Addnnt, . CHARLES R. WELW, Pr»Me;.t, xx29Lf A’rio f/awM, QutM of dollars can be saved in the supply of the table, as the writer knows from 10 corn cvLTtnr. If one were to try to grow the greatest the more ibe greater the crop, then ma­ nure liberally in the hill. Probably the hill eystem, rows about three and a half * R. D. BULLOCK, Wholesale Agent for Michigan Northern Ohio and Indiana. Branch Houses at Crand Rapids, East Saginaw and Flint. , xriTir A. D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. Prtew 13 par Imx. FITS & EPILEPSY ; Oli PisDis anfi Onan laitt n Kictene fir New Diet. PROBATE ORDER IT HAS CURED THOUSANDS, will generally dispel all ordinary diseases not settled jiennancstly in the system. After strawberries, raspberries come to continue about three weeks; then wc have black berries whore the climate is not too cold ft>r the cultivated varieties; then tho currants ripen, which nmmu till thuearly grapes mature; and taking the season through any family with a half acre of land in a garden can grow ------------------:—c Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. PETERMAN'S PILE REMEDY. POSITIVELY CURED. SMALL FRUITS IN GARPENB. HADEN & SON’S PIANO. ' _■ PKTERMANS NERVE PILLS. worfcan. rtndenti, eU. PIANO, ERNEST GABLER A potfMt BmtM FoodL BaMoraa Uxi of mi drag it at the right stage of its growth, to be determined by the heat of the Heather. This kind of rode drag is also Tho wont care of the lr>DS**t lUndln*. by tui DR. IIF.BBARD’S CURE excctent for smoothhlg 'the riages over potatoes covered with a plow, in 15 or 20 days after being planted and the ground But few people seem to know the val­ ue ofsmall Traits to a family when grown in their own gardens. You commence with strawberries ; they continue, about a month. You pick, perhaps from six to twelve quarts a day. You have them on your table as a desert, if you. nleasc, at noon, and your tea-table is loaded with thorn at evening, and you want little else bat your bread and butter. Your family ccAsumc in one way or another about eight auarts a day, and while they last no medicine for bodily ailments are rcquired, us a qmet of strawberries daily I —IN-------- Pianos Organs MORTGAGE SALE. rorepnomiG DOH at this OFFICE ■•ass"-’ SHEET MUSIC ' FOR SALE «t THE BANNER OFHCF WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SOKE IT WILL NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT Wild. NOT CURE. NO ACHE, NO PAIN. THAT AFFLIOTRTHE HU­ MAN BODY. OK THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN IMAI., THAT IK) EH NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT TLE COSTING 25c., 50c., or $1.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOK KI) TO LIFE ANli USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. . »«*irt • .________ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-25.pdf e731eb1c7a633ad2a71bfb222a0cedae PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1876.. NO. 8 Implements i Jhe JJejni-Weekly Sepliblicajt iapw ^0-A GEO. M. DEWEY KUTOH A Kb PUBLISHER. FOB THE SPRING TRADE THE CELEBRATED TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: KA TES OF AD VERTIS1NO. 1 I KwT MO| 1 UkTi tu»i i tMJ 1&| niiiioyn Iron Plow With Wood or Iron Beam. Land Rollers, Harrows, Plows. PROfTSmi AMD BUSINESS CARDS. Cultivators, Double Shovel Corn . Buckeye and Peerles Reapers and Mowers TRIUMPH HARVf STKR AND KMP1RE STATE MIND, BATH PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS With patent Bent Hear, made from the best New York Second Growth Hickory. The Old Reliable attohn <• an < MMdlsr ' 11AHVEY WBUOBCT, Constants? on Hand, -A.T- AGHICULTUHAL HALL, One door east of Goodyears Hardware. RaMien. and Saliow of th. In. T. Ara Ixaup aMMMDiJed U> J MESSER & POWERS Hastings, April 12, 187G. lotion R<?»1<>*o»Uaip ti.CMlmorr The finest and largest line of DENTIST HasWHe, ■ -X weuia uo it mUtngly IT I thought it would do any’good." “There is nothing like trying; It can do no harm. Monday, Charles is going to Boston, and be can mail it ou the way, no that he will not know it la from Col Chester. He always returns Mrs. Mara- MIL ■■ 1 Baauaabt tha Oraa« Spirit, bit Ufa lu liclifti. County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants <• J- WA and vests, and a Carriate, Sift and Omaneila! •xrasiR.'W’ JEriacwm line of Overcoats of all sizes styles, kinds and prices. Over PAINTER At A. M. Rock's Carriage Shop Jefferson St., Hastings, Mich. ONE HUNDRED B.F. STEIN HOFF THE YANKEE SCHOOLMISTRESS. different patterns of imported and domestic CLOTHS MB CASSMERES - Siiical a£Iectyucal DENTIST from Detroit, ex­ pected soon, when we shall be prepared Ip. famish the best of Clothing MADE TO ORDER, “>d perfwt fits guaranteed, at the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block, Hastngs, Meh. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. 11 satingb, The place to buy your, CENTRAL HOUSE L. E. STAUFFER, Prop. u 9 SjTj DRUGS A MEDICINES! is at the GITY DRUG STORE, M friaada aid uaaaay aww CHARGES SAME AS USMAL. C.ABAHNES will be glad to see all of his old friends das may moreas will favor him with ,their patronage. 100 Robbins’ Cultivators, Plows, Double Shovels, Gangs, Harrows, Etc., for sale. TTnajeixax^ «fc wood Will be taken in payment for above. CHAPTEB TOVB. Mos Wardlow went with Fred Green at evening to see Addie. The little fellow wept bitterly aa be looded upon her sweet face? “Don't txy, Freddie— you were not to blame," she whispered, as he beat over her, and Mbs Wardlow ALLC/I Uft/IKTT. ^'Quarter part six. You had bail ride over to Mr. Jilbon'a" to morrow evening get what clothes you need, and start from here.” Mi.® Wardlow did so. Mr. Jillson and his wife had gone to an evening lec­ ture, and she had no opportunity of speaking with them. She therefore men- “I am willing to do it, for she really nows from Fairhaven that required her immediate presence, and cvwaxraeotly «he ■ds aid and comfort." "Have-il ready by Monday, then, and Would be obligedito take a weevs Vacation, requested him to inform his father. *r -will see if he does not open_ ... it. He and ■ Mtion left." । Forty the next morning Mr. Watson must have soma natural affeetion relatives that .I carried the travelers to tlfo station, and “Had Mr. Masstan no 1^...^. could frother? before had “She knows nothing of his iriends— break!! he was from England." ____ a very ranch HEc i^ otl>cr_ country place*, -'It was strange that so sensible a wo- ' die sudden departuro of the teacher tnau slioukl have made anch. a .mistake as and 1 to hare chosen him?’ . 1elicited a great variety of conjictures. and Mrs. Watson simply said that “He. was very handsome and a perfect Mr. • jeodeman In manners. Hugh reromblw ’she bad received a business letter, demand­ him; I think hesriHmakea better man." ing ' her immediate pnaehre at borne. Monday, after washing. Mm. Griffin ran into Mn. Watson's; she evidently “Mias Wardlow, I am sorry you are had a brilliant idea in her head, and wm going to board at Mr. Griffin’s, but it actually swelling with the burden. “So, Mn Watson, you have found caanot be helped,; I suppose. You must Mt a watch before the do*r of your line, thing would turnup. The* awful good people hare ’moat- always something hid out of sight; but I can t make Jim becarefal."- 1 • “You cannot be too cautious, Jet me Hevc a word of It?1 assure yon. But I presume you will hare e.verw Banrfnrt_" “Now don't play up ignorant, raided about my Of Why she Why, ill only let . ma course.you know about it. makes me shivand cold frosty “They are dreadful in cold weather. “Wb it nwwmary for Mr. Spooner to I wonder teachers don't get their death of twiihWrr . He never saw his dear playmate again. colds going from one phen to another. “Charles arranged more than a wock She lingered a few days in pain, and then dted. I It was on Bunday that the funeral was I found the rain dripping dowp on my bed,and I wu as wet as a drowned rat,, asked Charles to look after Her." “Mr. Jflhon says she has no connecwith their teacher? following Mb. Mars petfood? soaked out. I'fMttp and tried ton ami Hugh aa mourners: Four Hugh! to strike a light, but my snatches were he bad batts devotedly attach ad to his wet, and I had to sail at the top of my sister, and was almost; -baart broken at voice to wake up the mistress ; she finally world. Shea drw»d in mourning for hw death, but- he. triad to comfort hie got up and ease in. I cannot but her mother; her father died ycara ago, he J^Shs Wardtow told me the ranre; so laughing matter then, I nature you. 'She helped move tho bedstead, and got built tho fire for him and swept the room. some dry sheets and pillows and wanted After the little girt's burial, the artbedi me to go baric to bbd. But I sat up by resumed its usual routine, eveqtUqg the kitohefl ire the rest of the night, and moving in harmony and order. Miss dosed in my chair?' "That was a little worn dun I fared fourth removal, to fir. Griffin's but Mm. Watson had insisted on her sjcodiug Sun­ day in A<-r family: * “School Little Eddie Wataon came running in : Call at Hamtins-ai ^kjjricnltnral ’Worlua. XXl-8.4t <J*Hileauui, Albany, n. r.j [From tKr Cvntrg XX241T Mich. 1051 0 rrtcvoiyrMn^v^ the rignasion and dincord, and it was a rclk it, a ile playing school time came, to leave tho uproflr 'for a fow hours. Il was a perfect |uxurt?/b * ^tt is not bad' news, I are by' your find herself opqo more in Mn Wntmfo's smile." •* ■ ijifiet home............... ' ".i ‘Str. Woteon’was a merchant in the village, and a brother of the wife, one I never heard of him, but the gentleman who wrote this is the postmaster of our town, and he says there have been two J*mained at the store till Mr. Watson had letters sent, and lastly a gentleman camo taken his meals, which be always ate from New York to seek me out; be wishes with his family, and Uncle Charley never, me to come to Fairhaven immediately." . spent much time in the berate. m- he “Hvw tnuph ia U. does lie write ? ' slept in thio atovo.' Mias Wardlow had “Ho aays-iLfa .enough to make uw io­ an introduction to him wbep who flrwt dependent’" 1 indK*nwlth tJwirpbo.pborbricbi. Cmmepood boarding at hb aiater'i, and Abbair^lcxlisd a vm- comfortable d hardly seen him afterward. She fooling InTusr twart'lbat nudit, but still •noticed that the children seemed fond of him, but all the opinion she ■ had formed »!«> could not sleep. She :had consulted was that bn wm> rather a bloakanl, row- with Mr. Watson ou hjf return from the paDionablc man, and aoeuicd a little like stare, and h« thought jt advisable by all means for her to goto Tafrhsyen, and see nis sister'both iu looks and manner. , -what was to be fl<mo. ‘It was Saturday night. Mary had ^bern wiH one difficulty arise," she gone up. stairs with her little brother, remarked, “I Imre not dm money jwu and Eddie was at the store with bis fa. ther. Tho ladies were cosily seated- aw . their rocking chain ia ' '<■■ Bitting room, both knitting, when Mm. Watson asked: “I suppose it is not expected that I : “Whom arc you working for, Mias shall draw any pay till the dose of the Wardlow? You said you had no brother, school, and I have lent what money leAad and these .arc buy's Hocks." about me for a little time." . “You need not speak of \l, Mrs. Wat­ “Indeed," said Mr. Watoou, arching son, but they are for poor Hugh Manton. I his brows; “ 1 wonder who wore so lowWhen I watched with Addie, I saw that | in tRh state of their finances as to eomo . to he Lad no stockings, and.so 1 got some ' a young lady to borrow." yarn- I can knit them just as well as i “O, that a my secret; it is all safe.” “Well, as I am trauurcr to the district, not. I think he is a very good boy." “So do I. I supposed they had if you will give me an order for the money ■yon wish, I will pay it to you on Monday; | and, by tho way, Uncle Charity is going she docs not got along very fast with her to start for Boston Monday morning, and work Poor woman' she luu a hard yon will have him for company lire whole time of It. I'm afraid Addie's death will route." “That will be very pleasant; I do not kill her." But “I hoj>c not! It is strange her father enjoy traveling alone in the cars. does not help her, now her haxi-aad is will the district be pleased at my having gone. It is cruel to let her suffer thus." “I will attend to (bat ; I ibiuk it will “I have been thinking of it very much. Suppose, Mub Wardlow, \you should make no difference." “I shall depend »pou you, Mr. Watson. write to him the particulars of hu grand­ child's death, and tell them of their demi- At what time do wo .start Munday morn- eople. What should you say ‘if you rand but it was til got up for a show, and ba had gone to many vmtr brother ?" would like to come.” boarding place had bean a natty, ill-regu- BM to marry; to lure the euremony (ooMTixrrD oir rovsHi pack] �nomination, yet it is perfectly evident that they wUl adhere to the positron they have taktitwi the Financial question and The New EDITOR both in that and the nomiMtiaii of Allen For President, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, rfOUa. York Tb. temtvtlM-CbmH ..tawH —ThejUniifajia ■titan —The Blaine Hastwqb, Micb., May 85, 1876- But the fa*t is, Ohio in thia matter, will not stand alone. A State so largely Representative as Ohio is, will exert a powerful if not- an absolutely eantreling influence in, the National Democratic('■onrentioa. If h doei hot prove to be powerfill enough to dictate the Demo­ cratic nominee and platform it can and will defeat—through its forty-four dele­ gates and the others from the the West who will share their views,—any obnox­ ious candidate and the adoption of any platform that favors honest money. Thiirwill probably rule out Tilden, as he and his friends are charged by the Ohio and’ uncertain, or a half-and-halt Republicin NiUunil Convention. Th. next nnion Republican Convention for the nomination of candidate, for President and Vlce-Preridenl of the United State., will be held in the city of Cincinnati on Wednes­ day the fourteenth day of June, 1876. at 12 o'clock noofe/ and wUl consist of delegates driatplea from each orgsnisod terthe District of CotambU. In call- rreonunendH to inrile all Republican electors tions, who are oppooed to reviving aeetiMal ihuN, and desire to promote friendly feelinand permanent harmony thrpuj-hout the coun­ try by maintaing and enforcing all the constitutional right, of every eiilsen. includ­ ing the foil and free cxotcim of the right of "Uffrage without intimidation and without fraud ; who are in favor of tho'continued prosecution and pduirhmeni of all official <i!shsnestv-, and of economical administration of ______ i. a_ and hi* rag money pafieT aS fatal to the Kqu«-r bw chemt Democratic party. The tattata * to waving T* .„ i by the bloody Ku Klux of the South, up number* corner." These maps ahow •i timH end iMffcotivo clam of its citi- ached comparative value of farm ntb. It is reported that the Senate Com mittec having charge of tho legislative WAsnixaTOX D. p: May 19th, 1876. Judicial and Exocutivo appropriation bill The leading men here of both parties utiettpf the production of t« attach vary little importance to the lata visions as sent to it from tho House. Such By means ofcharts the a voragn political conference held in New York. It action precipitates the predicted dead Jock. per acre of the country * rtapk is well known that it was largely enginect- Fitxhugh has lowered his opinion of biix.- for each State. Specimens of. ed by men who deserted the Republican aelf tomrwhat since life party friends hare party in 1872 after vainly seeking by men- manifested a disposition to drop him. He vogccoxrte leadership, to dictate impolicy, to name its of U*o than Fitxhugh. Presidential candidate,, placed oa a platform Lmi.ax. teuurc, uic utuwuuu of vegetable prod­ which virtually surrendered to unrepentant uct*, is illustrated by means of specimens confederate* and their subocrvknt allies, OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER many of the essential Iruito of tho nations Democracy, with the responsibility ol publicans hold that the foundations oftheir their defeat at the last October election. party are sufficiently broad to a<xx ’' “ Whoever is nominated mus’. be acceptable date every American oiliseu who <! Subject to the docWnn of the Republi­ to the soft money faction of tho Ohio, tlic establishment of the Govern! can National Convention. ladiana, and Michigan Democracy, no supremacy, the absolute equality of every matter whether the platform be vague cituen before tho law, a liberal educational j non­ system under the fostering care of the committal dodge and all this is uncer­ Government and free from ecclesiastical in­ tain, the only certainty being that it will terference and the economical admini*tra­ not be outspoken for honest money. tion of the Government with a faithful ex­ Hence the battle for a sound currency is ecution of all its laws. If the liberal* or to be fought over again before the people, independents desire tho accomplishment of and the businew men of the country are to these ends they are cordially Invited to have no security, and hence no confidence join us, if they desire less than this, thei r until they again proclaim their tietermin* coming would only introduce an clement atian at the polh i.t tuch a way that it of disturbance afld opposition into our thall no longer Lc qnettionetl or triJM household. They say,on the other hand, Confederate Demo­ the Ikmocral. manifest no disposition to with. The cratic House _ ten tatiros has suffi- repeat the insane folly of 1872, when their cientiy shown that that party has no desire to conciliate thia junto of divorced measures to propose for the revival of politicians, led them to endorse as their prosperity, or the rorteration of public standard bearer, a man who was so openly confidence, and to settle tho question and notoriously hostile to tho pratices and beyond all earn the Ohio Democracy’ now aims of their party that the hyprocracy in­ plunges again into the most dangerous volved in M?h nation provoked the hcriaea of the ipaut two years. What the ridienic of the world and brought upon Michigan Democracy will do, la to be deter­ them a moot crushing defeat Dsyonport mined at Lansang on -Wednesday, ot which produced by the Democratic Managers as wc cannot be adviacdln time for the publi­ a “forlorn hops" and whose testimony was cation of this article. to have revealed to the world the iniqui­ One consequent^ of this action ta, at least, very evident-to the careful observer —it fixes the political atatys of Ohio, pro­ vided the RtpuMicans ttand uptarr up for honest money, as wc have* no doubt ties of the present administration, has been discharged, and all' hope of redeeming their promises relative to unearthing any criminality cut the part of the president through such a wide awake witness aa he Mr. White, the Kentucky M. C wj|0 is made Ka Kha Mass tarn—Catt- For Vice-President, < . JOHN F. HARTRANFT, of Pennsylvania. “Honest money for all, and. free schools for all. . There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the other.” at osch evolution. The agricultural display OUR WASHINGTON LETTER Ohio will cten contend tn ednterf for his iimf’. Progress of the ahow— Some of tho a an ,-tf(1II I that it But Mt ck) uny lUdinl M. State, and must do something t0 rnnl, his bad emineuce oonspicumu, an,j ( CowsidcriDg the source whence it ron^. Mr. White ou^Ht to take'this as a claw CTttspUtncr.t. It shows that from > Democratic ttb^point a movement iu il,e kttesMl «>f Morality fa despicable. Tho iuvsatigation into Mr. !<Lllir, connection with the Union Pacific bomb ba, terminated an hia friends belieyed ii would, in hia entire and complei,- »in. dication. Colohel Scott baa explained ill ■ whole irauraetiuo. and the mystcru.iK affair his hoett ’ made to mure ■<> Mr |IK Blaine's glory, inataad of shame, a- Fefaet Chi slanderer* had dewed. The Kentucky Rcpublicau Slat.hinerv used in thu manufacture oftlirec. Tho veotiou indorsed Secretary Bristow f.r fermentation is shown ofstarchy aubrtauocs President. from which beer, and porter are made, PII/ladblpuia, and aj-o the distillation of whisky. A NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Show mode*! Mill and pfans of notable Amctican ” ' PROBATE ORIHtR. could be fairly me mured by the attendance distillerita are exhibited. Tlieu are a«<n during the first week after the opening it tUfe would be a good time now to take back Um the some of the glowing and extravagant in turn, being distilled and converted Into thing*1 that have heretofore teen raid. It brandy. The display of the wood growth has really been an exceedingly dull week, of the country is inexhauatire.. At the foot of the easw- stand hundred With considerably less than 20J|00 average sections of logit, overbsad tn the case being daily -attendance. But this state of facts specimens of the foliage of their respective is simply in the natural order of thing, trees. Next to Horticultural Hall and and not in the least discouraging. The grounds this spot affords the botanist the delight which, the Can cold, wot and disagreeable weather has of greatest itself been enough to keep everybody at iennial can give him. From the sub­ tropical gfowth of the Gulf and _ South ■ western State* up to the hardy coniform of abroad—and it is correct too—that the Maine and the Northwest there ia. not a Exhibition lacks a good deal of b< ing ready. tree of importance which is not here repre­ The unfinished condition of the walks .nd sented. The patience of the curious ia aorely taxed in counting the rings of oW num- rous building*, together with tho mud one has stDI to encounter about thegrounds, are by no moans features calculated to at­ tract When it is known that tons of exhibits arc arriving daily, people naturally enough feel that there is no hurry. But this fa no indication that they wont come by and by. Thesuccnaa of the exhibition ia aarared both by its immensity and tho interest and entliuriaam manifested every­ where, especially oa the opening day. It ia stated that considerable disappointment is felt by tho Centennial direction and in businras circle* generally at the limited number, and what they are pleased to farm the severe .ecommiy, of visitora. So far as the exhibition is conoernod there is no oc­ casion for misgiving. When the pressure of spring business shall Vo over, and tho t.«>»ar»d utNti JndooirnAu, Bite tliat had doubtless sheltered weary aborigiaes while Louis of France was battling for the cross in Palestine. Mort of these interesting specimen* were obtained from Serra Nevada . Mountains in California. The pnatiisd-of those of which accurate atatistics can be given are as follows : One of a sugar pine, 175 feet high and 27 feet in circumference at the bara-, and 588 years old, the section having been made al a year, when the honAt donedand the Democratic Members during and 510 years cumfe money iasuc in many localities had to be the last days of his examination confined taught the people, as a matter of instruc­ their efforts to prevent his revealing what diameter of 6 feet G inches,and one of red tion by such men aa Carl Schurx and he knew of democratic- venality, fraud, til ver fir, 1G8 fact high, 30 feet in diamet cr at the base, tanentig for one hundred Stewart L. Woodford, that triumph corruption and mob violence in New York feet befiM IfcMI branch was toaebed, would evidently renew itself this year un­ city. Not much intorckt or activity is njanand 392 years old. AH these grew on thu der the better understanding and the ifcattxl in tho other investigations in pteN of 1776 and rapport torn aa incorporat­ general harmony which now characterises progress save that of the ' gorera moo L ed in tho coMtitulion and law.; aud who arc It has been well said Insane Asylumna. It ia generally believed m favor of rccornixing sad atrengthening the the Rcpublicana. faudameatsl principle of national unity in that this action of the Ohio Democracy that the Sonata will decide that it has no day after day, until they are contest, and tHta rantennisl anniverrary of the birth of the then most of them will go away to return for most folk in the Middle States is that amounts to a demand for Gov. Hayes_as jurisdiction in the Belknap cam- which was for a farewell visit in the autumn to irbat offljd many: varitiea of native oak and the the Presidential candidate of. the Repub­ again taken up on the lljth inst. The matter lican party, in order that he might re • in all probability, will be determined before Washington, D. C.’, Thursday, January -1$, peat on a Ir-retr scale hia glorious tri­ Saturday night*or before the middle of the millions ot viators will prove a little TWotXOo, BtlberiLU raCTORY BaiUii Juke Vcrnsy, but the people arc certainly umph of last year. And that is most next week at fnrtheiest. The action of the coming. Tkora»pl» m<«r, 4-itiTTl Southern Atlantic THE DEMOCRACY. decidedly our opinion. Wo believe that House in pasting a largo number of - claims But for the th the with Hayes, and only with Hayes, is the repeatedly rejected by former CongrtsM* schema’ organised The doser attention li paid to the ac­ success of the Republican party assured. on the ground of fraud, the disloyalty of Southuarx and fine grain, tion of the Ohio Democratic State Con­ The Ohio Democracy hare made the ooo- tho abtUttMtaf or both Fm daependod the region ui rugged both existing dirtrusttowarda tho ex-Ooofaderate vention held at Cincinnati, the other day, stinr any of Its obligations. »nj in favor of vtwtaining. in every wsy the national faith a.il financial honor : wjio hold that the eomn>on school system is the nureery rf American liberty and riiould he maintained absolutely free from sectarian control: who believe that, fot the promotion, of these ends, and dirce- the State last WOOL. WOOL, OAUMNG. the more apparent becomes the fact that the Nation this Year, and either Rearing and Democratic Members and ifthe present if. was the most important event that/Has Bill Allen or some other man who stands action in thsas cases established a prece­ occured in the political field, outride of on hia platform will be tho chosen Stand- dent for the niton.- hundreds of similar claim* introduced this Winter involving Congress,for months. It proclaimed to every disinterested man, in -language' too Democracy. And it behooves the Republi­ hundreds of milfiouM of dollars, and thous­ plain to be misunderstood, that the Demo­ can party to meet them on their chosen ands of others which will assuredly appear erotic partyis still unsound and unreliable ground with a candidate known to invin­ hare only to wait for a Democratic Admiccible—and that map ja Rutherford B. Hayes, now the popular Governor of Treasury. |t i> supposed that the Attor­ ney General will instruct General Augur Union, one of the most desirable to se­ Ohio. • cure in the November election, which Political Notes. overrun with anxious to spend their The annual meeting of the Centennial siglit. The cafes and refreshment places inside of the giouds, whioh charge ttekk drinks, will foil dlaaataoualy, as they most justly deserve to foil. I have seen bills those who oppose General Hawley. repeated if the Governor ia ^qaMo to effect it with the nraana al bis command. The invoatigation of Mr. Blaine's alledged botf-_ Arkansas Railroad bonds for $64,000 with the Union Pacific, money has resultadia another mortiiyiog defeat to the lifilTOMitKM^Mu Mt to by thia time that ftftaen eeata for a Mck®, the convicted whisky ring fety of St Louis, a wealthy, prominent and sup-- It is crideutthalit will play tho same part at 8t Loris which it did in that State Con- SXl-ux) Being • buaiaoM tlutt needs a great Jc-I year caa do better work, nod give better .-altafaetiou than any other firm lu thiaaetfoh. W. H. Stebbins, the senior failed in his attempt. He goes to jail for are many hundred ; $2 to $3 jy day old man, and a‘rich man—old enough to Gov. Chamberlain ol South Carolina is laws eat-saoney, but shiDy-vhallicd on resump­ Independents or sore beaded Republi­ stub-as aan be obtained in any other Oita,’ know better than to violate the suggested as a good second on dm Blaine tion and the treasury nota question, ao cs (if “?) who inaugurated tho cam- Chicago, New York or even Washington, ticket, if that should prevail at Cinein-ithoot stealing. Serves him right. that their battle was half lost, before it was fairly begun. All thia, together fabahoods against every probablecoeteataat Ex-Senator Brownlow is not a Morton with its .endorsement of Roaring Bill. man after all, the Cincinnati CbaiaterctoZ is Alien for President, awl the making of informed, but prefers Bristow, with Hayea that arch swindler Geo. H, Pendleton, for second choice. President of the Convention, and Chair the party who traded the heeds for Andrew Shuman, of the Chicago Kren­ raan of the delegation »to the National ing Journal, is a candidate, on the Ba•erteeUy charged with Mceiriog m noorid- irgottcn one hundred years To me the United SimUm I fcctly manifest that there is no sound­ ness in Ute Ohio Dxmockacy. I UNDERTAKING Vraaa. and yet this party, untaught by the past, The Delaware delegation goes pledged uninspired by the future, deliberately to Blaine. reiterates all its wont positions of a year The Southern Democratic campaign ago ! This notion was only intensified by motto: “Forcibly if we can, peaceably if the unavailing protest of the friends <4 SenatorThunnan, since they showed that Senator Booth of California says ho all spirit and nerve had already been tawill not accept the Green Backers nomin. WELCOME GARBLE. gjroaHfe* tentloo to this part of their extr»4vi and Train ftrrolrired *•'«. The Electric Balm will be word only STEBBINS BROSs»ui«^}«br uss. jbjV I I rorabb toward, the Union Says a New York paper. “If at is true B r hie that “(Bd Fog Horn” can possibly be i. only getting Uek Ma pay for 'hjs fluence during the war. i». �Centennial (Celebration. Senator Mprton's friends think Mr. Blaine is the only man they have reason to fear. The Indianapolis Journal says HAETiNa8,MAY 18,1876. die contest is practically between Morton The citizens of the City of Hastings and Blaine, since there is no human prob­ met at tho Court House, at eight p. m., ability of Bristow nomination, very Huie pursuant to adjournment arid were called to chance for Conkling, and none for the “fa­ order by the ebnirnum J. A. Sweezey. vorite sons." It does not think either will Tho report of the Committee appointed nominated on the first ballot, and suspects to solicit subocripliotts was called for and it to be quite possible that tho prise may be carried off by some man not at present prominently mentioned. subacriptions. . The Stale Eclectic Medical Association of Tho following Resolutions were offered Michigan, will convene for its seventh annual and were unanimously adopted: session in Lansing, on Wednesday, June Rewired: That tho citixcm of tho City 7th, 1876. of Hastings and Barry County celebrate Rewired: That the County Seat be designated as (he place for holding the County Centennial Celebration. Rewind: That the Common Council of the City of Hartings, be and they are hereby requested to appropriate a sum not cxcceoding two hundred dollars to aid in defraying the expenhe of a County Centen­ nial Cdebraliou to be held at the City of Hastings, on on the 4th of July, A. D. . Here is an Albion man's opinion of a 1876. vexing question: ‘-In Albion but four Rewired: That lite members of the firms pey a retail liquor dealers' tax, while Grange, Odd Fellows, K nights of Piihias, under the operation of the prohibitory law Masonic Order, Sons of Industry and Good Templars, be invited to join with ua in the nine firms des, . out liquor, hell fire and Centennial Celebration. damnation. The first year the tax laws Rewired: That the Finance Committee went into operation five firms paid the tax, heretofore appointed ramian aa the per­ dow but four. The tax law has done manent Finance Committee. more good in Albion in one year than pro­ Arrangements be instructed to invite the hibition did in 25 years." co-operation of the several Townships in celebrating the coming Centennial 4th of of the early settlers of the Township of Has­ July, and that they be requestod to attend tings, died on Saturday at Big Rapids Mecos­ aa township organisations (ifpoaible) or ta County. Aged about 64 yean, lie had otherwise if preferred. On motion a Committee of Arrange­ been for over thirty yean a resident of this county and was well known to all the old set­ ments were appointed to conaist of fire as tlers of the county. It Ya^about two years follows -. J. W. Bentley, Norman Bailey, since he was prostrated by a paraletic shock H. A. Goodyear, Jos. A. Sweeuy, J. Q. Creasy. On motion I). R. Cook, and J. L. Reed, were added to the Committee of ArrangeIl is suggested that Io make the interest of the people Jin the county in the Centennial On motion tho meeting adjourned unit] 2|lchta4ion. what it should be, that the cont. two weeks from this evening, uultsts sooner mittecof arrangements appointed al the meet, called together by the Committee of lug on Thursday Evening, call a meeting of lbs committees that may be appointed in the several Arrangements. P. A. SHELDON, Secretary. Townsh ips, to meet with them to make the Liberal minded Physicians are cordlall^ invited to attend, with a view of uniting with thia growing society. Milo Cunx, M. D. of Bronson. Preaident, II. F. Psckuax M. D. of Hickory Corners, Gold 11*4 Square ia being P«t^a place. Remember that we do all kinds of job printing at the lowcvi living rales. If you want job printing of any class, you will eave moaer by calling al thia office. Fruit trees are now in fall bloom, and tho prospects of an abundant crop, are very fiat- If exercise promotes health, those who col­ lect old bills for editors should lie among the selection of President ef the day, an Ojstur ami longest lived people on earth. a Hander. We tbink the suggestion a very Congressman Hurlbut of Illinois feels very confident ia regard to Mr. Blaine's chances, regarding Gqv. Hayes as baring the nail best State of Mich. Executive Office, ) The Grand Trunk Railroad are now selling Lanning, May 16, 1876. \ Excursion Tickets from Detroit to Montreal ASuat Moris a good lime Io clean up your and return for (10,50, good for seven Jays. To the People of the State of Siehitfan : yania, finish planting your gardens, and An this is one of the most delightful tripe ia I have received notice from the oCce of etror all Imek alleys, UnMs. and public America, it would be wise far oar pleasure the Di^artmcut of Slate, al Washington, seekers to avail themselves of this opportun­ of the passage, by Congress, of the Ib'lowAre wr going to pay auy^at tent ion tc Beeura- ity to see the wonders of the St Lawrence ing Joint Rewolution: ‘* Be it rewired by the Senate and liutue liun day T If so it ia liuiVthat the programme Valley, and the beautiful eily of Montreal, of Repretenltiiim of the United Staten of was being arranged. Come let ua display «a with its wonderfbl Victoria Bridges, America ta Congren anemUetl, That it little patriotism. be, and i.« hereby, recommended by the The Bay City Tnisar sees in Guvernor The President has nominated and the Senate and Houso of Rcpruwntativei to Hayes a strong eomprotuiae Republican can­ Senate confirmed Edward Perrepont of New the people of the several Htatra that they didate for the presidency, who would be very York, now Attorney General, Minister to uwetuble in their several counties or towns popular in Michigan. So de we. England. Alphotuo Yafl of Ohio now on tho approaching Centennial Anniversa­ The Michigan Central Railroad earned ry of our National Independence, and that Secretary of War, Attorney General ; and they cause to have delivered on such day #141,6.17 M during the second week in May, au increase of #13,260 51 over' the amount J. Donald Cameron of Pennsylvania Se­ an historical sketch of said county or town from ite formation, anil that a copy of said cretary of war. sketch may be filed, In print or manuanript, The through Steepera. Pullman Peiecc cars regarded by the GrtyUe aa having fallen prey to run from Grand Rapids to Philadelphia in 'he clerk's office of raid county, and an additional copy, in print or manuscript, lie io Gov, Tilden; Schurs and the rest being no the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad, filed in the office of the Librarian of Con• manipulated into a tail for i ha Tilden kite." will begin their regular tripe ea Monday, grow. U» the intent that a complete record The wool season ie al band, and we hope the 29th, Tho cars will be new and will may thus be obtained of the progress of and expect to aee large quantities purchased be the very finest made for the Pullman our institutions during the-Pint Centenni­ here, as that will enaUe the peoffle to pay Company. al nF ikm'f ’ off their debts, and given new Impetus Russell A Co., of Massillon. Ohio, manufbc turv a Threshing Machine which Is eetehmlrd There will be an ice cream racial al tlx the county over. Their buildings corer sev* Good Templars Hall, Qjvr J. 8. Guodyaar A pendeace In thia state tt>0 rwummeqdaacrmior ground, and are filled with the Co.’s store, oaTuseday evening, May 3Otli. tion may be univamUy regarded. Our fliuwt machinery. Threading men and others Good music will be furnbbed and a good tine record in yet new and familiar to ua, our intereetod would do wep tn send for their ildevelopment and growth ia 1 uatrated catalogue before purchasing. pontiniiod prosperity,--------------and it i ranraamtly proper tn tltia OntauJ CflnUtonial* year, while re­ calling with gratitaed " 1 tho beneficence of _______ dealings with us. Divine Providence in IHix -----------„----------that we should put upon record, for those who are to come after us, the history of & ■"'TEHre^Faraxi abewl lba Ceart House State that in forty years has grown to be Square isteiagpu* iu position. Our opfa­ ad pjnpiro with n million and a half of peo­ m m freely exprasa when the centred was ple-educated la public schools-blast la j There ore signs tbat Gen. Hancock . - - — -— - -j — mide.hasnotbeua Aaugad tri the l««i by fee preeaed to the ftwnk with .cuewed ^r or the Dwnoecttic candidate. mLerib. b, Ik lUp.Ui«. B.„O. lb, Ur**< nrreUik. ud moc«»Mit will probably start from Wash l> Ik “•* b I***"*1 . cka MM . vMk-.uij 91.SO br We slate, mM Kidwai wdfieft. that the 104 M>l*nU >• Hon. Allen G. Thurman is no loagwr to O.lkuHw »|* >kM win M.pMdCMMrtulk kfU* Ckirb I. be counted among those liaMa to |x» ».»diMj. r— w “• “"I'm ~- struck with lighting at St Louis. MM>r kU Ikn. Mkkk lirMUM. rf It was very unkind of thu luflaUooiMs MM MUMr. E.My kty 4k*H to nominate so aged a man as Peter Coop­ TklknU rbt Mm, Ikl Ik Be*“l er. It is what Fitxhugh would call “jurk. -r -muu. <kl W llkiy u k MkMIk. W. M l jug" him forward too roughly. <ki . Ik OISmmm. W. *. Ml talk. I t ie alleged that District Attorney BkU. cmU MM **M. M.OOO ~* M Dyer expects that the Government will carrying the State. Are you going *o the (WtouaW * oak ef ue realise about a million dollar* from the St. from one i o fifty a day. We answer em­ Louie whhky anu phatically Yew. Now come jute ua. and show .hat you have a little public spirit, and not The Washington specials report Senator stand beak and grow! berauae the Bailroad Christianity “made a strong npeoch" on < -..tnpaui«. will not carry yen far nothing. Friday against jurisdiction in the Belknap The iQuessrara of the H*h Avenu. By the Gomer; K. G- D. Holden, Secretary of Slate. SPECIAL CtrantorfiMl dime* of ita ooinago of ,e PBADUBrnxB, May 22lNPl»70Bpring at last, and the earth clothed in 1W0 an Jrevh i" on»Ulwn beauty I Ths prospect for abundant crops -are The Bufialo Council has appropriated good indeed,—for’fruit, never better. Our merchants arc doing a good business for the •15,000 to celebrate the Fod rth.of Jnly. Plaster mill m.mera report a good trade times and they deserve success, as they sell goods low as ran ba had in any of our towns. thb spring in botlr land and -calcined plaaThe Good Templars are active, and are cer­ tainly doing a good worh. Thvir Ungar marks AU the trunk line* aoounfe half ratal to th© Cincinnati and 8t Lanis Coaventiooa. why don't the editor become cosriatont like the Javenal man. and act with and advocate two part lee, get a part ofyour paper printed at. Detroit, sad go ibtn politic wu the other aide of it. Mount two politico I horses, such riders never fell, wxs a man riding two horeoa ever known to fall T The Apoetlee John and Thomax/bave certainly come among us, paeaclung a new dispensation. They baptise ha npme of the green which ths frosts of > wil^oblilerate, a_d discard the old. gold. Bible which moth and rust uaanot cor t fill tbs yrera baaed on noth­ * locust and wHd honey?" to tho Centennial Expomtion. Please send us tho names of all your neighbors who ought to toko the Bakner but who do not Muskegon Lake u higher now than it has ever been before: - The logs have acarooly floating room under tho bridges. At Madrid, 30,000 troops, including three crack cavalry regiments, have re­ ceived orders to sail for Cuba in a few wonks. Two weeks from last Tuesday will occur the Twentieth Annua! Grand Convocation Washington, to arc if Major AnJeraow has of the Knights Templar of the State of given Blaine any Mock in the Kalsmaioo and Michigan, at Detroit. • Hastings Hai)raa<l. 1 will write yoa the K. W. Trout, postmaster at Reed City reanlt. ' has patented a fastening for mail l*S» which is said to bo a great improvement over the present stylo of kotag mail bags, as tho haga can be closed in one Just at thlii time part lev are disetuaing viudldatra and policwu in National politics. quarter of tho time. The Republican party have- aetllvd down to The Republican Convention of Ken* the conviction that a change ef admiulatra tucky is said to have been the largest and tiou tv needed. Net that Gen Grant has not most respectable Convention ever held iu been an effiejrai and oompeteal afooiai. but that he has already Loan duly honored, and the State, and tho entbodam at the men­ that a change-would be la the inlerrat of the tion of the name of Bristow country, and ao injustice to him. Your cor- bounded. • nat our county oflkura who huvo bald their poRitioaa for two or more farau, been bandMinnly doult by, already • And aught they not to step down and out, gracefully ? Is not a change in lbw iulerrat of the RepubBrau party of the ceimty ♦ Not that these men are not man qualifiad, n# IkU any fault ran bo foil ad with th«n iu lhe discharge of their duilea, l>ut that others have just as strong claims. We uavc other men aa well qualified, men who have dune Just aa much for the county and JuM S* much for the great party of the country, Shall their ejalma be ignored, and an dement of divialon thrust upon the j*rty? Tkiak of U m ww quotfou, have weight at the polk ia November, should command doe allentkm now, b was un­ / OMIONB, psr bushel. SO0O«. BBANS. per bnihtl. O»fl.n pork. rjneaoo. ♦ MEBB PORK. Mr IK. lb. HAMS. psrlb.. 12»lte. SHOULDERS. Mr I*•.. I*. TALL0W, psrlb-TSr. CHICKENS, per lb.. A: CHEESE, pw lb.. 15 WOOL, pm th.Wl i. SALT. fiae. per bbl.. M. State Affairs. Flint u agitating the questiou of a paid firn department. Vermontville has shipped about 35 tons of Ample sugar this season. The improvements under way in tho Baptist church at Marshall are to coal $4,­ 000. t EAPLK SUGAR. WIOo. HIDK8.<rooa. pselb^fow. HIDES. dry.p«rlh„fa. HH EE1* PELTS, file to H &. CALF SKINS, rreon. perlb.. Or. " “ At. norlb..13e. MONET. tDo. BEESWAX, per Hu tfic. CRANBERRIES, n.r b<ub*l.»4« Dogs recently killed twenty valuable' sheep belonging to B. F. Milk, who lirre. near Eaton Rapids. The Grand Rapijs Dev»crat Hrt .the girls of that dty have taken to riding iu wheelbarrows for their health. The Flint Globe says the seven raw mills in that vicinity employ402 men, and have oa hand 47,000,000 feet of lop. W. 8. George * Co., have published . manual of bew keeping, of which Prof.l Cook, of ihejtgricultural College is the Carlton Center 1 hope that you will give this author. room inyonr va|uah|<- paper. Carlton Center Mem pMk. RDJU la growing very fast. Mr. Carpenter ie build­ Lard. M1M4H2U51L ing a new boube. Mr. Crane and Mr. Gordon BulUr. prime western. Karee tad retail velx firm: are following shit. Mr. Stinson la building a CHRHRY—STANLEY.—At tbs M E. Parssaars Mlah. Ml actio ax. 33^25. crwuo<r7 ■_‘7<i»28 ■ pvur tu In this city, by the Rev. G. W. Sherman. May new store, and Mr. Covart tajka of building a ’-fob. 1JTC. Mr. Frank T. Omrrr. and Mias Halloa new one and sail out the old oaa. Thera has L. Stanley, both ot Johnstown. been some U|k. of a Hrtel which Is vary much aoodod. Mr. famous is about taking a trip buy the machinery for a dour mill for which I hope wlU be built this fell: then our formers can ship flour Instead of wheat and save their bran and aueh like for their caUie. We have a good Grange hers which tn eela once a week a good Trmplrv Lodge and a Band meeting each week, beddei prtyrr meeting , Md likewise a gpo-1 d*y school. Ttobeottpediere In the state are id ways obtained and paid good wages. We lave a new Bisckstniflh end wagon maker, jaM ar­ rived. Mr. Denn from Ku:(and fess bVcq moriag a hHN far Mt. Leads., He bee th. best machinery in the state for that wort. X. r.Z. Litil Jlrtica? Ltal oflmspsyWMJaUgU the Hastings P 0. Barry Camay, MM.. May 24. 1878. Mra. HfaMtWh Barrett, Mrs. N. Chas. Patters. Freeman Fish. boMX. .«nyte, .'Wr»tv_opinion. would stood next Tte nranioaHoc of Blaine worW be equivstent to An bonett opinion, we hove do doubt; but, mercy on m, bow Lonwl peopic do differ in themi daj^I - t , Closing oot Sole—Ctancd gootfei M-oort and more too, nt Smith, Manee A Peerton’s 1X181,3 . -QHTajn. Cmirrnh, Treat. WUkdbh. MmAeral, Preaident Great has stated to a tnend। Salmon, birI Harris, oil New Fbh .1 hia^teniioo of ndti<a tear -<the Smith, Mamek &Tnswx*t. . ‘; , world at the expiration of his terfc of muBwS o«ae. Probably no living American is more widely, known, or would reoeive it b made wp of tolerably independent Curiously enough the second choice of half of them, or more, b Secretary Pbh. ecnxtJtutlon frpm srresk. Whsa thisis the osm s wIso discretion mould be u>od. HmteUor-. Bitten •narennf of th. parity of thrir-ateobsac baaii. tho powsrfnliy faviporatfas prepsHUs of tho vs«o • Crop reports from Oregon aay^ the sur­ in ths world of good workers. Whether he plus wheat for shiptueifit will be a fair an­ renal na a abort er ora longer term with us nual average. i the Impress erbia character will remain with | aiany, ooporially with the young. The Rood Michigan has sent eleven hundred va­ alone are treat! rieties of wood and two thousand of nhurba defeat." The Common Council ef the dty of Hastings, ■•laOba tkxmdl Room May 23. 1876, pur-snaat to adjournment. The meetieg eante to order, and there nott . being a Quorum prewar the meeting wae adjourwed until Thursday evening May 25th A.. mot Good habt* toad to prvloacltfe. The law» of Matora are ia perfaat harmans with those of Nal«re*aGod. Bjabita of life should te'Y^nlar. The animal fanetiow ehould bo racalulv performed, deep ahenld not bi pal offuetfl ntimiy hour., ua,—t—- - »-tmu——j. �[rONriNUkh FROM. FIIWT FAGS.] performed.her*- But, Mrs. Griffin, that u perfect nowense. • Charles ano Miss Wardlow have not met half a down times, and 1 hope you will not rtart any fflA-nutir.” ‘•You need not tert Die telling it, for it ia all oyer the district hours ago. Every­ body is talking al^tiL” ■ They had better save their breath to UM, for a bettor purpose. I am astonished at with an a).surdity!” “I expect you w'.lbc more astonished when they come back. Now don't you really think there is .something to it? How ahonW you fed if it was truer’ • “Perfectly satisfied with my brothers choice. But understand me distinctly ; it is pot so I” , , . ‘■Wdl, as 1 told my husband, there is no great low without some small gain. 1 shall not have to board her this week, and I am really glad for I wish tn go away." Mrs. Griffin took her departure soon after, and Mary Watson met her at the lower end of the street, talking with two or three ladies. . -Wife," said Mr. WaAoa as he ert down to tea that night, “did you know that Charles Spooner and Abba Wardlow had run away to be married ?" “Yen. I have been ported iu due seanon. I am just provoked about it; it will trouble them both.” ‘•Charles will never core. To my mind it would be a most splendid ar­ rangement. I. wish it were tho truth!" For! Wine, Jirtiti & Saiieat SlUtfUl five cents for a letter sent ovc^ four hundrcd miles. ' In 1807, tecedch clod - ron-ueaced to be made by machinery. This uahered in the era of cheap docks. About the year 1833; tho first railroad ol any considerable length in the United States was constructed. In 1840, the first cxperinwnu in pho­ tography wcro made by Daguerre. About 1840 the first express burincta was mtablmhed. The anthracite coal business may be Baid to have begun in 1820. In 1336, the patent for the invention of matches wrt granted. In 1346, tho first telceram was aont. __ Steel pens Were introduced for use in 1863. , The first, succouful trial of a reaper took place in 1883. In 1847, Elias Howe obtained a patent for his first sewing machine. The first successful method of making vulcanized India-rubber was patented in || 1839. , ' ■ , A Giri's Pocket. | We found one lying on the Sidewalk taerday, says the Omaha llrraLI. and pre an inventory for the purpose of euabbug the proprietor to obtain the pocket:— Two white cotton handkerchief*, the hems of which are bigger, than the Mance; n candy fish, of many colors; one abort slate pencil, black, chewed at the end, .too hard at the other, one alate pencil, 1 mode color, chewed at both cuds, and very short and slalmidcd; one bit of sky blue ribbon; two biu in currency; otic garter without buckle, very elastic, but not long, The New Protestant Church in Rome. one piece of short, black, scolloped ribbon, two short pieces of barber-pole candy, one of peppermint, »he other teuton one pair of A letter from Romo to tho Attleboro’ small black kid glover, one parasol ta*>el; Maw. ('kroHi'clr gives tho following in a camel-hair brush; one love letter, very regard to the completion and dedication of tender, praising the recipient and running the new Protestant Church in Rome, “St. down another girl, hence very valuable; three hair p tea; too horac-hair ring, un­ Paul within the walls :" finished; one p jrfumory bottle stopper, a “For weeks everybody was talking of it. box ofbrcatb perfeme; a. ball of flow and a Artists Ifaft their studios, bankers their broken crochet noodle; a small piece of desks, and great men and small men, fash­ raw cotton fall of white powder, the left ionable women and lamily women united heel of a No. 2 gaiter, one stocking with in the preparatory work. In the midst of a hole in the tor, a thimble and a nut the hurry a hitch came with which cor­ cracker. Tho pocket is of yellow nankeen, porations and individuals are only too fa­ and can lx? obtained on application at this miliar—the money gave out. Seven thous­ ' office. and dollars were needed, for according to tho wise episcopal rule the church could W. S. George the popular editor of Che not be consecrated till paid for. Before Lansing ReptdiKmit, has returned home the committee had worn itedf was with from the South, in inproved health and collecting, an American lady. Miss Wolfe, with a large fond of information. come forward with a contribution of $5,000. which at once made things easy. In ad­ On May 16 thb citizens of Mason held dition she has engaged to build the tower a meeting to arrange for the decoration of‘the church. It’s very well for her to of soldiers’ graves. fling away money on bricks and mortar, said a plaintive young man on hearing of KgW APVBBTIBEMErrs. her lavish gifts, but what's a tower in comparison with a human being ? She _ G -P- RoyflN A Co's. Column. might build me up if she bad a mind to. This lady's generosity is the talk of the PETEEMAN’S JE1TE PILLS. hour. She is now „nvcling up to the Nile, paying all the expenses of her party, spending at the rate of one hundred dol­ lars a day. Rumor says she intends to "^’CTEltMANM pfLte KEMEDY. build a palace home tn New York. She is still young, and ifl an object of great interest to the adventurous Jasons, who believe 2A»* b a woman, therefore may b* won. time <uao ta Statat Ar*, ia, aaf •. QRErr WETTERW RAILWAY. lllr) ftwl at nid, , j ■ i | i , , । 1 ,orM).onh MMS . CAMMO!^ ^*tk* Cooapoojr. a am**. eon«r ofGrt*«oU»t. b* 1 bui^od Pl,< C"r bef,h’** T J. CRAFT. J. <» D*t*d._M*r>k*ll. Mar. ISth. A. »-MTS. FretaM/wVDstaUL GREBLE& RUSSELL ■ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ^JMmviLLi-With Lakertior* A Wtek.Roatkriw *Bll^??Li-WnbPrt~lt,nUtaUU A fi*.lhwo.>»ra 11 w'/raatao—With Lake Sbvre A Mieh. Soathern (Air Liae.) READ! READ! READ! Special Medical Announcement PENSIONS To w ii o w. . _ . _ ____ . Cklraen. jflgfi______ J: - Joy Comfort cuid Happiness CHICAGO * HggGU^UIE HM ■lek an< AtnieteS! SOrSkartMt LI** totoMa Cklmo and Graart of n.osTixos axi> W'.r. vwinity FITS & EPILEPSY The church is not handsome, though CURED. large and costly. It ia built of alternate Th*POSITIVELY wont e«M ot Ik* lone**: (taadlat. kjTmin* rows of travertine and brick, and suggests DR- HEBBARIM CURE zebras and cJnricta and jelly cake. IT HAS CURED THOUSANDS, It was not finished in time but every­ body plunged in boldly in spite of chill and damp. Carpets were spread and dry planks laid; and a wicked young man re­ marked that the services were dry if the church was not Bishop Littlejohn, from Rhode Island, led the services. When he entered followed by a string oflower lights as long as the ‘tail* a Highland chieftain, t he people stood up in their chairs and craned their necks like boys in a circus. The pos­ session entered, chanting, oontrfcry to prayer-book direc*:on«, but according to a high church innovation that has given much oomfort to.-the elect. A surpliced' choir has been act down in the programme bat several inexperienced young priests haring loft their goWns behind them, only two remained for singers. These were won by a rosy young Englishman and nur.Bwton friend, Mr. Howard Tickaor, whose features were composed to a gravity Ik fitting the occasion, and who steadfastly refused to respond to the nods and becks and wreathed smiles that greeted him on au u usdmd m sovtrn aunw. all sides; in fact, ho acted his part so. well that an Americanfriend afterward eagerly inquired . the name of that yount* priest who locked so much like Howard Tit*nor. ---------- ------------------------- . rer4ffa. The sermon was long drawn out, and before its done many a weary sinner had silently stolen home to lunch. But the ringing was fine, and the whole affair was The nineteenth century has witnessed many rad great dbeoverieW. Ia 1809. Fulton took out the flirt pat­ ent for the invention of the steamboat The first steamboats which made reg­ ular tripe scrota the Atlantic ocean were tbo Snw and the Great Westeni, in 1330. The first public i tied use ofgaa for in 1802. In 1813, there was in Waltham, Mass., a mid, believed to have been the first in the world which combined all the require­ ments for making finished cloth from raw cottau. Ia 1790, thsra ware arty twetay-five port adUta in thawhate country, endup to 1887 the rates of postage were twenty- .H'T-T US» MICHIGAN ANBTH? SOUTH. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. TtKJTI TABLE. GOLDWIH’S DASI3H POWDER Taking Effect Apr. 16th. 1875. I*. KIMuwL ww«« GOING KAMT. aaao. Alhe**. UrauJ P.iiuJ" -WiihMirrtoa Liar to Jfk *ka <w. Uvy X,‘*- "** BfM&Xtaa NtoX't MUkta* mas UHrt iiviiio*. JOUST. KOMIS. LA. SALLS, PK»l\ 11KNRV, LACOS, PRORiA. GEXKS jibes jsLAxn. TU BeliaNe 8Urt 1.1 of rxSmwrox ff»nt9QS, JAOfMts Council Bhrife and Omaha, I.BAVKHW«*TB, ATcwnon. GLasjj aSraaf ' ‘ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-29.pdf d0902a789767b4503f517ff5ec5cf07b PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 29,1876, VOL. XXI. NO. 9. WHOLE NO. 1052. .......... The pejxi-Weekly hepliblicap tawer. GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND '1b!Fir«t Week oT Read the Record PUBLISHER. oy THE OLIVES CHILLEU WI It A TES OF AOVERTISIXO. 1506 Soto if i8/i, 304g Sold if f8/s. /4/* Solo if 18/3. 149/6 Sold if 18/4. 310// S0L0 if 18/5, 440 /DLL/ 100000 oilL BE HEfUllfED /OH 18/6. OfE Jpjlf H4f SoLD EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL. pRoraaoiH i® mans cim Ml DO T. WJIKII.EH. nCUciii: Nine rivflfarnnt. Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. PRICES REDUCED the Exhibition. The clone of the first week of the Ex­ position still leaves In doubt the quartion whether it win pay fur • itaelf' in dollars and cents. But. its success is assured in patnis infinitely more important than any purely financial one. In the first place, the aocouqpodation; provided prove suffi­ cient to insure the absolute comfort of the public. The buildings and grounds are so large that a large daily attendance does pot produce a crowd. The. great concourse at the gates melte away into tl»e vast houses ; every man has breath­ ing room, and that comfortable aenre of IteenM and ftuiet, essential to thorough comprebciu^on of the objout beffire him. Another marked sucoeaa la the prooiptDtMa with which the Exposition is recognixed and received by U»e masses nf our own people, not as a show place but as school. There tawery little idle. saunter­ ing. -except by new comers on their first visit. Iu the groups surrounding an ex­ hibit the faces of Americana, keen, alive, quick-eyed, and distinguish able from all. otbtfni. and the queatiMM asked by them are Usually shrewd and intoUigcnk ripeci sluts, of course, seek otjt their own de­ portment of study: art, mechanics, agricul­ ture*. ceramics, etc. But the multitude are iu search of that general informalion which everywhere aharpona the American mind to its execptlonal readiness and facility. Western colleges already are 'ending up their students, mothers bring their boys, young girls frsm the interior jot down jointo foe rtudy at home , the habit, indeed, of carrying note book and civil Come and get one ON TRIL i'c-rsiimMiNOTAXY PUBLIC OOM VRrATOUtR A LOAM “HfeffiSSSST^* Champion Reapers and Mowers. Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows. Road Scrapers, LVCIVS RUSSELL. . 50yl GREBLE <fc TUJSSKLIu. <711 AS. II. HATER, WM ... ' f— BVIUlHEtR. WM. H. VArraftP, IMPOSITION HATED OPPOSITION COURTED. Comparison Invited and Competition Defied in WK. AUTAQMM. Teas, Coffees and Spices All grade! of Teas the very bert In the Market trash every week from the Importers S. S..SLEEPER S CO., of Bostrin. and for nal*» at prices which <loo>n»u»o<M»te^»V<XViop<rtitiun. GIVE ME A CALL. John Stanley To those Whom it mny tiouerm: Sweet’s ubaXQ UMBann**. Hotel, a/nnzwn - “Icu •OH®DAT. i-l am now running a NEW l*OR TABLE MACHINE Tor Moving, Busing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings from smell to great, npd having handled about 1,200 build­ ings in 16 years, feel confident 1 can satisfy those that may favor mo wilh a call. My address is Irving,; Barry CJo-, Mich. A,. S. DEAuTST. Irving, Mieh , April, 11th, 1876. xx&0m3 will be remembered by all who vhited it, as though it were a grand fete ; the Amcrcans are going to make all the practical use they can of theirs. The third point of auecwM b that the .Exhibition does .not Lui in any regard to supply the information demanded. The exhibit are fuller in moat dawKs than ‘ was anticipated. European nations expe­ rienced tn International Exhibitions display great skill in the completencaa with which they reprwwn: their indusCc. .In many caBpi maptofthc piiyiucal structure of the country are bung up, with pictures of its more marked landmpeik cities, ete., which even to a ehild , serve to idrntify it with the red or yellow patch on hb atlas. Now ita minerals, vegetables, and manufactures are before him. and representations of the be uses ■ ita people live ia, their carriages, clothes, ' household uteurils, and. in the midst, as a . rule, a living native u»'explain it all. A child can learn more of the physical condition, the pnxluete, and rfvUimtion of the world from u week's vbk to thb Kxporition than from a year s study of geography and atlas. It oflers to the intelligent student the adrantaare of travel epitombod into brief space and time. For thb reason the chaneu should be es|iecially accepted by the tanning ehuw of thb country, who travel less than any other. All llwir dbadrantegre- « 'M acknowledge, come from kek of friction with men different from tlw’uselves. Tbs Tr.'Z>s»e knows how targe its constituency b among thb, sfasi, and urges them advisedly to sacrifice part of llw eeruingx. and time for a visit to Philsdtjpbia. It is not a chance likely to occur agwo in a middle aged man's or woman's life. It wfll lift them as noth­ ing etae can do out of the dull, petty tevd of everyday thoughts. They will be' healthier and .-tronger all their days for knowing how large w thio world they live in and how small is their part of it. Another feature of How to m«ko Sunshine. Gov. Mortoo a friend* hare a telegram “Sunshine! why, we have plenty of that every day.” aayx a dear little friend from N-jxhriDc which aaid that he stay count on the yotes af 20 ^ennraaec deb by my aide. , Yes, we certainly have plenty of it out­ egatep on the first ballot. side of us, and it u the most beautiful The Fall River Acicd irifererently says thing in the world, because it makes crervthing pleasant that it looks upon. Do thM “then* ia about as much importance the young people who read thb paper to- the Independent party as there is to a ever think how beautiful and how useful broken-winged duck." the sunlight is? how it wnips the world Since the Ohio Democratic Convention in iu bright mantle, till earth's old *hcart grows warm and young again, and the pul its foot in it so badly the Republicans gran and flowers spring ft»rth? how it of that Slate are predicting that they will wanders all over the world, into ovoty elect flfttscu of the Congre»iona! ddegauook and corner, with its eheerAil smile ? How It glances In the trees and plays tion. through the thick branches, till the little We have not seen any denial of the birds twitter and warble with delight in Louisville (tLAe* statement that Briutow their luaty nests ? voted, iu the Kentucky Senate, that thu Bn tit b another kind of rai shine I maau wo are to make. Your own heart Government ought to pay ncutrala fur their u the sun, and your home is the little lost slaves * world which you are to fill with happiness. The Natinnal Inflalkm ('onvenlum hit Do you suppose the sun ever secs any­ upon the exactly the right man lor ita pre thing dark with that grust, bright eve of ofhb? Why. no; for the moment ho looks aiding officer when it chose Ignatius Dooat anything it grows bright, and nothing noUy. He is the must putunwqiu* bum can Iw dark whore ho b looking. Just so, bugoflheRge. if you always carry a heart full of sunshine Senator Thruman docs not appear with you, eroryihinff will seem beautiful aud bright. But if,your own heart gets downcast although ho was beaten ia the clouded with impatience or discontent you Presidential race the Ohio Slate Dem will find the rJenaantcat place on earth very ocraiic Convention by n hundred and gloomy aud disagreeable. twenty votes bj hU unale, Roaring Bill How dlffarcal would uur life be, if we were only determined, in spite of discour­ Allen. w VHOC agements, to be cheerfhl and happy ourProf. Johu M. Laugs(un, the brilliant dto »Ves, an and to add, add, bj byevery txnrihle means, colored orator, is an ardent Blame man, Ul to tthe welfare- and happiness of those and it is said he believes in the hucecs' around us I G But can every one be happy who wishes of the Republican party, even in moot of it ? Surely, every one deauca happiness; the Southern Slate, if the canvass can be then why do so many fail in the attempt Id properly managed. ga>0 it? Our contemporary, the lad-­ Because they do not try in the right I * "»r religious r 1, comm out strongly for Brother ay. Our only way tn bo happy u that in patdnl. which God b nappy, and that b by Blaine for President; and it alao advises the tfoixl amt duiog yuml. Those who cam - nomination of Secretary Bristow fur estly try thb, neycr tail of success. I “But can ri-rry out be good ? Ogys triy^ •* . little friend, thoughtfully, and with down - what will happen next?' The Committoc on Huies in the House cast eyes. Yea, dear, every one can be good, by the hdp of <7pd. who-U'illiaslr «>*<* *hr itoa FaahugL m an improper person to be help of Hi.' Spirit to all who sincerely oak Doorkeeper of lite House, and will recom­ for tk—E-irly Ih/t. mend -that the officer of Sergeant-at-Arms and Doorkeeper be consolidated. The culture of the Affections. The Utich ITcnild thinks that the as­ sumption that the vote of New York is to Tlwre i* a famous paasage in the writings human heart, which is as true to human nature a4 it '« true and beautiful in exprexaion. lie says!—Were! iu a dewrt, I would find something to call forth my affectioua: If I could de no better, I would fiuton them u;>on some sweet myrtle, or some melancholy cypress. I would writemy name upon them, and declare that they were the .sweetest tree* in a”. tl.e wilder-new. If their Iraviw withered, I would icoeh myself to mourn, and whan they rejoiced, I would rejoice .with them.** Senator Conkling alone, of the praiGls Republican candidates, an carry that vole, sense iu defies intelligence and common both of ita points. It h important that proj>er be selected as candidates men Khali Vice- for ths We have had Presidential Prwideucy. elections in which the leading name on the ticket of one party or another wax weak entd by tlie selection of a wrong man for the second pfac2 on It The Dr. Sege's Catarrh Remedy. acuate question of try Belknap b would seem that dupe yet the duensing rigbtto ita constitutional late Secretary of war. It the best Constitutional Lawyer! in the Senate do not believe a pricommitted ax a public officer. Bristow b heartily presented to the .country ax a Presidential candidate by the for Otfewdve Breath, Lee* or Impair Republican State Convention of Kentucky, and Tilden appears to be the favorite of the Democratic Convention of Iowa. Both of these States do better than Ohio, come up to thb _ __ rcndeavom-. _____ , The people med in national three great buildings with a cheerful, even joyous, go-d will very alien to their usual tamper.' The beauty arid space and grandeur of the surroundings have lb®ir effect, no doulu, of temporary exhilaration; but each man feels hhnaclf a host, ' and is which made offer of ex-Gov. ABen. The Charlottesville (Va) ftrOawZr Al the last meeting of the Academy of fteieaoee, M. du Ixsuopa, who has been calls upon the Democrats to “go slow" ia spending five months in Egypt, stated that Port Said was do longer iu danger of silting taking up Tilden, leal they be led by Ute up. It would be usel<ra to lengthen the devices of politicians to mtatske partisan break-water—a harardoux operation, as eulogy for popular enthusiasm. Il says one break-water might modify ibeccrrente proud of th6 stately wdcMne he gives <0 of a whole region. The dredging-machine that no man has been at persistcully the older paopie of the earth. Ho goes pushed for lire nomination at Si. Louis home more of an American and a wiser the necessary depth of the canal. The man than ho came. What other saccws last year's dredging had not yet been filled The Baltimore Gazrttr thus heads its can the Exposition ask. up by the deposits of i*wd, and two targe report of the Ohio Democratic State Con­ vessels, the Scrania of 5,110 Iona, and an vention: “Ohio's Rag-baby Madman. Ttdthi from the Tthnud. English frigate drawing nearly 8 metres of water, had recently pawed without diffi­ Bill Alien for the Pramhmay; Inflation io culty. As to the current in the canal, hi its Worst Form, The Idiotic Ptatfosm of winter the excess 'of water brought by the a Lol of Lunatics; Senator Thruman lakes produced a northern current to the Slaughtered, A Gallant Fight for H*rd advice. Mcditerranosn, while in rammer evapo ; the ration, lowering Ute lakes, led to a sonth Among all the s’dtjr idrna that the silly era current. Rain, fonoely unknown in Wife of rally days is in-placeable. the vicinity of the BodSea, now fell al­ Bristow organa have given nllenmce to, An honorable man honors hb wife* most every fortnight, and vegetation was the silliest ia that any RopuUicm could eoatemntibk urn deuMoeth her t springing up even on the Asiatic Side, carry the State of Kentucky. If there which mutt ha due to the rain. The ruins of splendid buildings have ixx-a found on b the thin teat chauoe of Bristow's carrying If a man divorcee hb wife, the altar the site of an ancient towa nf Rameaes. If Uiy wife be small, bend dow n te her and speak to her ; do nothing without her Man and wife well matched have bcar- devoaring fire. Blare-bolding element would not objoci to The census of Philadelpia just com­ pleted giyes the Centennial eity 817,448 the Republican party would very decided­ inhabitants. ly object. �inquiry and hs mquel upon his pohtacsa! nrospeets to m fortunate that he csa hardkregrrt having l*ea exposed to theaiaa6o mack hm he gmacd that we btdtore if the Nafaanril Rmrahbaa C -nreutiau wmn to be haM to-mmrow, there to an , eandafate who could esoteat with him ■wecmABy for the n*minafire. And then to aound philoaophy ia the feeifag with which the people are coming to re- The surface of the country is fortunate for farming purpoae: but a little of it tan low er thto place saarainx Taeaday really more Uu*tworthy than one who. no santtar bow high hto repot*'fai. has never undergone such a crucial trial. It to begiaaiag to be realised that Blaine's fight ha* breu made far more by hi* ernemiea than br hto friend* or than by him­ self. Had \ebocaa weak max, or aa For President. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. \ impure man, hto reputation. would have been riddled by this time. Bat after ma Ere ha* experafcd aH ita rent be stands out brighter aad eye than al the outset, and i_______ ______ errrice to be discovered in hi* armor <d or grady ratting. These is no end to the of Pennsylvania. Subject to the decision of the RapubKcaa Natfaaal CVrareuttoo. '“Honest money for all. and free schools for all. There should be no inflation- which will depredate the one nor sec­ tarian interference which will destroy the other.” N'orJ* it lam obvioa* that the course of the Deaaocrats to tending to reader Blaioc the moat eligible man the Republican* can take, from a tactical standpoint, for where a* with an unknown candidate the risk moat L. encountered of all kinds of charge* turning up agmaat him after nomination, the Dsnxxnta are so ordering matter* that by the time the ronventiou meets they thetnrelra will hare unwittingly given Blaine the very atrcogert indorsement conceivable, and will have efectuaUr dto- brought again*: him in the caaraaa. It may be raid that there are plenty of other man who could raake a* creditable a show­ ing under the microscope as be, and that may be conceded, but none of those other men hare had the advantage of pairing haa. and the importance of this distinction can hardly be exaggerated It is certain, too, that tbe country tow know* more of Blaine than of any other man who has been named for tbe Presidency, and that all , CrtmsbU. la call. ___ __________ the election of deleKSI** the c< emitter* *f the several Mate* are recomMode* to iavile afi BepubUraa elector* it has learn-1 concern ing him ha* tended to increase the general belief in hi* honesty, and the general catecre for his talent. termingled with other timber here growing. This is emphatically a beskhy country. The water is pure, dear and cool; there Soil—Climate— Shipping and road advantage* — Grand Rail­ Rapid* Once more I am at this northern ter­ R. R. the rccfoa of pure water*, bc^thfal brecM*. beautiful forest, and lake •orn­ The snow* and ire of winter hare long since left u«. the few improved, fields have doaned their rannrnt* of grow, the ground* in the forest, arc checkered with wild lower*, the trees are putting forth their leave* and bksaom* ture i» rife with the merry all na­ and note* of the fire, and *«*facqwewily branch it Um year ago I found here but 30 or 40 incomplete dwelling*. two botch, no church or school building, and a dozen or fifteen store* ia a primitive state; to-day there are liere three good hotel* ocratic Investigations an elegant school house and eh areh nearly completed. 30 store* aad groceries, some of tbean The .Sacramento Record- Vom, one of plete aad doing a 'paying trafie, com­ a hun­ the loading Repul.Hrsa papers of Califor­ dred or mure dwelling*, some of them very nia, condndcsaa article reviewing the SGI,OOO dander again*: Mr. Blaine with ‘the of700 people. following ramarks. ■ ' It to to fa hoped that Mr. Blaine's polit­ ical opponents have now had enough oi inveatigating him, bat if they damn to keep up the b urinea* it ia not probable buckwheat. oats, rye and barky yield abundantly and even Indian corn matures tort Wy ir«ia Uav’J emit 1*4 -S*Uurtela** t y otnZ ®oji ia f> “ tofee Hawley With ff m, «r>l. be- cherry and the apple, ereu peacbe* bare ou the stock which they hell, been grown at Charievoix. ten or twenty Itovcd. honestly no doubt, that the eotopany or aaiguee were trying to rthndle miles to the aouthwert of this print. Little Traverse Bay is from fourteen to fifteen mike tong by S or € broad and a CALIFORNIA much as the li-y w—U and ihembj uyi* .■ Therefore th* memben at Sturgasdedinod to pay any snore. and-Hswtoy. had Pbib arwesud for trying'swindle thrai rem ria with Cfaeagu, Milwaukee, Trar<ne City, Detroit Bufialo aad all the Phito wm cssantoed sud brid to fail, but the es»e was never triad, for when it eatod lake jorto, aad ia commricariou by rail­ road with every part cf the country that has railroad facilities. Philo sued Hawley ia the U.S. here for umlicinan* pmsecutMU the ease will terminate 1 do not but 4>ouM the jury that ever hj out of door*, can be had at low rates and OU easy term* Hou. W. A. this for Their oftex* are fiml Court How know, send I before thi*. wil lelyou knowplTj Our mutual friend from Hastings. I. W. I’. Deputy Vroomaa. here 8 Marfaal. ia and everybody «hh Il to Wry ware* aad unenm- attending Court, ■nireqriirewitilUSRt wMi^t, fo how often. al Farm* ou thto companies lands could be •elected, no abundant ia sugar maple, that they could be more profitably devoted to growing of other crops, and they, might be fitted up into sugar camps, without much Bearing, and with a torn outlay *f eapttel befag rapidly settled by to a good efam of industrious farmen, who are destined Ou thto cvU I smering I thought would send a few item* for the Baddex. than would be required to fence the same < hi Saturday last at nooa. Judge Witbey into ten acre lota after itwoace cleared, excused the jurors till two p. m, •nuat Wtte ptomre by 4 Fear Lirtte Imp* " by J* •cal ilhutraifoa »bo«ii< to-day, to my notniag of the exprase of clearing j and after carefully caurauung the matter and stocking a farm. over thoroughly, whether to remain here The best opportunitie* for trout found in and near fishing Petreka, The wood* ^<trwn 00 «U th Touch truing of tub ‘Thto it ttor OHLY LINE rvnninc over Sunday, go tq Hartings, or Rapid*, came to the coodwioa Big Rapids, a* the cost would Kj abound ia deer aad other game, our game materially greater in cither law* however, prohibit th* kiWag sf doer, 4:45 p. m. jumped aboard partridgw, pheasant*, grouse, ete . during whirled northward the spring and summer month*. Big Rapid* 7 ; 45. met my Loy, “Rad,” I saw an article not long since in a Wtocourin paper, claiming great credit to the *'Badgers” for pushing their Central away. aad spent Sabbath with aad brother A. L. earn the car* e&^LTM^SSL’^cb! and Arrived at him j 1 family. , Vaiveraal'ist Church Railroad north “fifty mile* into a wflderMm." I do not wish to faEtde the ra- terpriee of the Wisconsin people, but their was the Chis “gigantic undertaking” aad .ritierment The adjacent couatry of th* Grand Rapidsand Thar Indiana. rvud has bean graded, and fad fate an aL untimely death whom I was sotnewhat wm killed on Friday UghtantK stroke. of one with acquaint/d. n«ht fat. His name was lie by a Gault, to wine awAKt res mt UT4. WM.A.U. fcr .U. U SLTILS. make thto wRdaracas of rich leads, very soon, bloom Eke another Eden. fit* dap old. Hto wife, being rick, he A kUfaaaoWh.* «1 Ixul. north of here and cast of the Bay, ha* re­ cently been donated by the Railroad Com­ pany to the Methodist Conferences of thto fag. To the width of thnwtofa the taw lute been taken out by the roots and the roots and bod*es burned. manto, but these can be m ihb a* the outcome in Thu* far every attack wpo* po&tica) capital for him, and ha* reemhd limWroudy upon hto mmifants aad thto last aceumsaoa has melted away ao Indicrouriy faforc the exhitatiou of frete that the COM to almost to give him the attilade of a martyr. Nor ia thto aH. for three to a laasaa ia this iagwtoy which the into bankruptcy. at the Irish potatoes raised are not sur­ Stete*. aad then- was a passed by those of any region. Wheat, I where thefd Boyne’s Falls aad Kalkaska alive with bounce* activity. by Slanderous Charge* and Dem­ of and Cabbage and Mt root vegetable* grow in perfection here, and th* yield and quality may be beard ia every direction and the town How Mr Blaine hat been Strengthened agent Grand Rapid*. Dux Baxxd tie* *f Cha psvrramrat *ha«M coauanc t* be cia wbo adhere to the princi­ ple* af 1774 aad auppaet tbom aa iacreparstrd ia the oaoatitutMU and laws ; and • bv are ■a f***r of rerognitisg aad rtreagthraiaf the fnndamautal peineipte/•< s*ti**a1 writy ia thia ceatenaiai aaai’errery of the birth sf the Philo waa formerly aa to mature all the grume* and lucre dcrir- land department. minus of the Grand Ra]>id* and Indiana ery. go to the jury. The case to HAi r*. Hawtoy A cam of i ilirdfe fcfri Ohio, bat the Maben are long enough company, and P. R. L. Pierce. See. of the Pktoska, wa* The winters nay Howard to land rommirioner aad Indiana Railrcad Lands , not and as soon mbe to through, the ease will tude. purr, cool and bracing R Co., and as fine a* any timbered land* Michigan-Its Resource* km one No jury malaria ia the atmoaphere. the nr to always toagiag to the Grand Rapids atfa Ind. R. Northern yvt. ealrti till two o’clock p. m. y«0mt^y,and thefafa fa* noty* rimed, tert preUy CORRESPONDENCE. NORTHERN csBed be manufacturing purposes ia abendsally in­ be a little longer than ia Indiana For Vire Pwtodrot. JOHN F HARTRANFT, my Mme P.M. Friday, been to- last, toe Ugh for courenieut euhiratiou, while Mavar to »y mane when it should large tract* are aaodawtaiy derated, leuri a*M aa ajurur, and brae Ixm 4 That ia, in ealfad, and during the a parr it far the purpose intended. sister of Gank a wife, The Cushman House to auU the lead, eg amount of grading done. I do not now hotel, though I bear (be Rose House well 1 apeak of the two or there hundred mile* •pokcnof. that have bean buik to the epM country UM years, and her reoovery to dally cowing in large number*. The fiahermca arc busy with their net* in bag­ south rfthe pine forest of our stete. The revolt of thto work bi* fare grat­ ging aad marketing the fake trout and ifying to our people ia the extreme. whitefish, in the nrighborinr Uy, and has opened thenmnd ofasm of nowfand to settlement, abendy bait 40 or for the speckled trout in the crystal stream* that murmur e’er gravel beds al) the rarroundke country. through Ths* de- Mnoe luxury fcrthetahfe, the spackled trout, to found in abundance ia all the stri-aau of uy rise that ftow into the hays of Ukr Michigan north of Mxfaate*. and ia the uumarom little dear lake* that } Il enmid- able towns and eitiea, and added immense wenkh and 75.000 to the popahtioa of thunder form area:, a lash of afartricity deaeeml- i*l the chimney striking and killing him iaatantly, and injariag a girl ' who is a doubtful bm! Pull*u.u. jriaCUe fU** fouri extremely MraGamh was nearly thrown •***»*»**( I aad more heurta than enegud thunder storm that cre^M about three every dsy since MlSMKi faFru MamfiMMty Street. ■oWlftCMrit Street �County Correspondency. Di»tmotive Fire in MMdIoville. I’KAiKiKvitxB, May 24th, 187G. Midddivu&b May 28,1870. dispalrt to theRMtlnn Bissss. rtTHA.IV- LITY LOCAL •nd •tore'' the first built In Middleville. TIMK-CA8D •tout U; 30 o'clock last night sad vu en- Fob Sale—A fine marc and ©ok. Time will be given if desired for tin appro­ ved note. Inquire of Morgan Jones. xxiStf Look Hnaa.-48.000 gal. bml Ohm Store Ware at wholesale and retail, Itaat in the city at Smith, Manee 4 Prestox's. xxi8w3 Attention HASTINGS Greenbacks. I will sell for the next Sixty Days for Greenbacks only, Boots aud 'sboea way for New Spring Goods. I also sdl the celebrated Sinter Sewing Machine, differ ant kinds of Sewing Machine Needles and Machine Oil. I akm sell Wdl 4 Cistern J. Maus. DRY GOODS RAH TAKEN A W.lwrath, the dwelling •**» FrslA s rrairinville, becoming dissatisfied Fonts, including four hones, and TUIDLE ! mast of WHERE I wont to Contbrnla with the intention At A W. Bailey's James Johnson, of the Exchange Helal .; loss rcMr^iviin Tnai'cARD in. at 7:17 *. a. tore 81,000, insurance on buildings Bad fur­ ilh David nit ur* 83,000, II. Wright, store, dsmltisg and “jttss.; J.M.NRTIKS.F.M. visited our VitUee l Ol'MTY OFFICER*. Prints 7 cte. Ixinsdalc muslin 12 ct*. Shirting Octa. Extra heavy Shirting 121 eta. . Best cottonadca 15 to 30 cte. Good Ticking 12 eta. Twenty bone Cornett 46 cte. ’ Ladies' hose Kara heavy 10 cts. Two batton Kid Gloves 90 ctx. A nice line of Coat Bindings. A full .and congActe suwortmaut Clothing. ' • xxi5tf A. W. Bailky. Hastings, Mi»h. Xx41l Where you wnl find all kinds of Fanners remember that the old and reliable house of C. B. Salsbury is, as ever, buying eggs, butter, poultry and alt kinds of fanner s produce, under Barlow 4 Good yew’s store, ai d paying for the same the highest market pnoc. Patronite the house you kaow to bf relialle. XX2lf READ THIS and be happy again A Grat Redaction is Price! SALISBURY A BROSSEAU Smith, Maneb 4 PitwrON’s Wright; American Co’s, loo *200 ; 0. W. xxi8w3 Mrs. L. Williams. Mrs. Hendricks, and Mr*. Tueker, 8000. The lorn of records of the village imparalde. Had it not been for ths BtlUpeu of the night, energy and indomitable coving* of our chicane, the bvtelneas portion of Middleville ALL ABOUT THE COTJTTY. G»mi2i.„ .... , ■ h Avw-ksfcv.; change Block only, la now lying In one hlaek* Tbs city father* did not tntet on SattttJsy FURNITURE, tytokt! Girts Meis Fraas, fc. Time to Settle. The time lum now come when my Ac- tip without further delay. HaI.PII JoHPAM. . May. 17th 1878. xxiOwl Look here ! Look here ! ioffins. Caskets & Shrouds Wc J. M. HEWES, iy reasonably etfpeet an abundant Well, it looks now as if Mr. Blaine could get along well enough without any more eign Missionary Aaaocialion for Grand Bap- charges and investigation.". dealing with all, their business is rapidly in­ creasing. uhibiled toward their uninvited gueaia. con'ydiarge evidently understanda his buvinra". anticipating an enjoyable occasion make. WO sell dodo of tlila cheap-iuade Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The warranted. We invite all persons io bear inspection. No trouble at ail •how goods. Parties baring Pictufts to irana would do well top ’them Ammed of us as we can do it P icrand Cheaper than any bouse tn P .-y County. We keep the Lanrest-ei.d selected stock ot PICTl'RE FRAMES AND MOULD­ INGS, Bkackets, Pai‘eb-HqldKBfl, WaLI^PuCKKTS, SUPPBBHouhrm, and everything in the Furniture line. We Invite all persons to call and look Peerless Milk Safes now on exhibition nt our Furtilt me Store. All kinds of work made to or­ der. Repalriug of all kinds of old fur­ niture neatiy^one. WE MEAN DURIKEHS! we guarantee Satisfaction. / Furniture Rooms south side State St. Go to A. W. Bailey’s, and getpriccs Hearse furnished free to any person ' sing daewnerc. purchasing a Coffin worth We opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hardware can give .you better figures than ever of­ Store. STEBBINS BRO’S. fered before, 6rr:z±: —_____ : of out ■ we make the mart Tobacco.—We can mH the best lor the Coffins and Furniture. money in the city. ’ Smith, Manke 4 Prehtox. Hastings, Dee.,*22,1875. 52y 1 xxi8w3 Salisbury & Brosseau. Going to held at the Court House. can sell cheaper than any hone * in Bar­ ry County, for these reasons: 1st Because we have no rent to pay. 2.1. Because we make the of ou: goods ourselves. 3d. Because we keep the best of work­ men. .All. Because we Warrant all goods we What! don't you think we can aell Codfish, Trout. Whitefish, Mack eraI, chcancr leaner than auy any finu firm iu the State State '!1 Salmon, and Herring, all New Finh at can di> it, for, with the help of Smith, Mamee 4 Peemtow’s. xxi8w3 „ V xx, mMTURE! bf every Deacrription which we Dealers tn nil kinds Slats—(’aimed goods at com Co., 8330.00: P. Leonard. Dry Goods. |3M, STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. Kansas or Colorado. HAYS’ SONGS.> WOOL. WOOL Take the Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railroad; the new and popular line from Atchison and Kansas City, via the Lreuli ful Arkansas Valby, to PtKbln, Colorado Spngs, Cucbaras, IM Norte, Trinidad, >'«•"* ■«I’^rado.,New Mexico and Arlxoua. Special round tnp retaries. The suvsringa of heathen women, 90 day tickets to Denver on sale May 15th, at 150, taking in the famous watering Di^aaplacre on the D, A II, G, Road. Low cm- Notice, at the OLD FACTORY BollJtes ou Thoraapide River. kvxximo vssaiux. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cam between 8 o'clock.—Opeaing exercise*. Paper by the Missouri Biver and the Rocky mount tains without change. Close connection made al Kansas City and Atchison iu RvcilalUm by Mlaa Harrison. Address by Union Depot’ For maps, time tables and the “ San Juan Guide,'vaddrem, Mrs Lathrop, Jackson. T. J. Anderson, TLe public art most cordially invitsd to U DANES’ SONGS. Botlwri Halo * Qsartrt Dank CARDTTSTG Complimeata. Topeka, Kan. XX52tf STEWART’S SONGS. I" TroaHwl. *-ae. HmvraxLN*.tk«r t-vtur. i.ae. Htavrsrt. 90e r. Hon* a Chora*. Htcvort. »r CENTENNIAL SONSS ABD QU* IT ETTA Chwroh Calendar. W. II. H. Heath. the senior membe of the firm of Heath, Salisbury & Cor lias retired from bnsintw in this city, and KMMANL'EL CHIiaCU. Burial Case Co. His many frieuda wish I wish toofl oil spool mysdf, and will do it and Card for 12 1-2 cents per pound. WELCOME MARBLE. MEMORIAL SONGS. BMTtKM. Mien.. Mw X. im. city. Alsu a set of Blank* fur Prairieville and manfully contending for the right. Friday evening Query—Who will do the undertaking? Why Stebbins Brothers of course. UNDERTAKING Whitman's Assorted Candies—the best Being a busluens that needs a groat deal n the market. A full supply al J. P of experience, Roberta'. taste., I bare Urn delighted wUh the graph* -. lie. In Nnw VnnV arxrl Dr- Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Ixen one of the best Inland Dallies pabliahed candidate Supervioor ____ is a simple, mild, soothing remedy, a perfect sneeifie far ChUrrb sad ■‘Cold. in the Heed . ’ Do you want the hnt JIavana i to J. P. Roberts’ for them. Cigars can do better work, and give bertciLsat* M. D. Reed desires to call attention to iafacUou than any other firm iu thb* W. H. Stebbins, the senior his new Wagon Shop, where he may be section. found at all boon of any day, ready to do member, with the experience of a life­ from buUioc a new time, wlU always give bin pmaonai at­ tention (o this port of their extensive ■buwInesB. Hearne and Tram furniabvd when shop with Jason Rich 4 Bro., corner of requested. Church and Railroad Street. TheFLdilc Jtekn will be used only wbead«lred. JI xxCtf . ~ O£OKOK LBCATirS. t Principal After many years in the business, can truly aay that they aUJDWaUl*>4aWMU>U JHi. iKil Rjtw$ letices e T| ©— rtJJ , nL/OXO VU OOH WHOLESALE A RETAIL . GROCERS STEBBINS BROS. Qfer fur 8Me st the Lawai Urm hie HuUngt. July aU>. Uns. 'of tbeScboob in Bellmrwe. AX T O xxlUf PIOTTJREBl I am BOW all alone in the Photograph LAUD PIASTEfi STUCCO WATE8 LUC ib«U«r work Tide UetjtatUe reseies> *4 LINE work tn the Ilootns in Washington Block, R. D. Bullock the well known Music Allure. Dealer, at Jackson, has appointed aa Ageote aoulh side State Street. Gro. L. Heath. in thb city. J. M. Bauer, well known to 3 Hf and J.O. Heodee. AD in Em Busby not to U owl done, has re­ 4HA1B Shingles Lath &c. FARM FOR SALE! Valuable fitted hb t«writd juriora, nod everrtbinj about them as neat as a new piu. Neeklba, inf JUGHTF ACKKS. of which xx51 tf I wUi buy aad pay cash for lire chick xxjlw7 C. U felkhury. -Smith, Manee 4 V«W»- FINE PRINTING yxtSwS AH port". they attend. Haya*, of Ohio. >S urn lUpaMka. caaInquire of Marshal) Prickett, cugiEBnr rnomrat, . • . Smith, Mamee 4 Preston. xxi8w3 ’ PROVED fimad at Bot a. Everybody ackaowtedp* DOME at this OFFICE AFirst-Clan �RURAL R. D. WLLOCK-MWtf OF MUSIC JACKSON; . TOPICS. RKXEWIXO STRAWDEURY’ HEI’S. A good wny to renew an old strawberry bed, »to cut out with a hoe, as soon as ite plants have . done fruiting, enough ONLY ONH BUSED OF POULTRY. plants to learn them growing about three Many persons think they ought to keep potatoc several breeds of fowls: but oue breed u fork is best—and loosen up the ground all enough for farmers, and all persons who ®C!8 lover the bod, breaking the lumps, and merely keep poultry for thetr own use. leaving it soft, and smooth ; and very soon Young, men are mast inclined to buy seve­ Anu r. U lUimer orucirt. ; • r '(the runners will grow out and- cover the ral breeds, but a few years experience gen­ ground. Sometimes it ia best to guide the erally cures them of this prupcnBity. One runners to vacant-places, aud sot them, by good breed is more profitable, and a great i aking a garden trowel, andcovering them deal leas trouble than two or three when p-BTtou. to uM b-rto« at the joints with earth,’ first sinking them kept BOpcratc. Il will do very well -th Jnus» af rvakaia. about half an inch below the surface of hare different breeds of hews, if one desires to cross his fowl*, with but Ono breed of PRORATE ftgpriir ~ the soil. In the fall, the bed will probably btatx of Micaraaw.CMiKy or nartr *«.=ai . contain more plants than ought to grow iu cocks; but to keep several breeds in seperit, and they should be thinned put to ate yards, without any intention to breed l stand about eight inches apart, or further fowls for sale, is net advisable. To those ; if you choose. Some varieties bear well who donro to obtain new breeds I would l when growing ctae, and some do not. any, that the statement in reuard to the ' The rule is generally not to allow the plants alleged good qualities of fowls in circulars to bear over two years before renewing and published in tl»c paperaeaunot always them. Thoadvantageofrenewintriu this way be depended bn. - T cannot in this article l is, that you get a full crop of fruit every go into the general merits of different sss: breeds, but will simply say. have nothing season, on the same bed. sssrsafttsses mssi-rew to do with black fowls. baleOfflee.lB th. city of Uaauaca »o4 iMoiMW, ttanrth.re Lo. why th* or«T«r of th* podllooor Many grapevines Bo overbear tjnt the uivqru .■„ ; ■' . • . . furUs-s or«!»r»U. that pMliloarr nolle. to Ui* perwM tol«r-etj4 way to male' bros cWtcr, said fruit cannot ripen perfectly, and in some Iu aaul ratal., of th. pend, ary of Mid petitionaaMl It* IU»re<>f. by cau»ln« n copy, of tht* ord.r to cases varieties that naturally ripen well where you want them, when they swarm, Jwarlna b« paolUhaO in the HMlInn lUvubUeaii Banner. a printed an* ctecntotoS to, «aM county of every season will fail to ripen at all, owing is to lid two or throe small branches of ce­ Mwrapopor Barry for Ibrw.occcoirc <rroka. ptovtoua to aaM ib the roots not being able to sustain the dar trees to the taps of stake* about six immense crop of fruit upon the vines. In feet long, and set them near your bees. cases where grapes fail to ripen from this Make holes with a crow bar larger than cause, the bunches should be thiuned out the stakes, which should he set abating, with a pair of scissors when the berries bringing the cedar branohre in a position are small, as soon as they arc well formed; so that the bees will hang on the under and cut nway the smallest dusters, and side of lhem, and let the stake* b<j so loose those that show a straggling propensity in in the ground that they may be . drawn the fruit. By no doing a crop of splendid out witnout disturbing the been or causing fruit may be produced where it would the duster to fall to the ground. On have been worthless without being thinned swarming, tbo beos'will generally cluster on the branches, then spread a sheet under them and place the hive upon it, with the (■rape vines may be increased rapidly front side raised on Hocks of wood two or by layering; and it must be done in May three inches, then gently raise the stoke, or earlier. Take such canes of last year’s hold the bees over the sheet in front of the growth as way be bent over, and laid upon hire, give tbo stake a sudden shake and the ground, first making a little trench the entire swarm will fall and enter the three or four inches deop to receive them. hive. feet apart. Then take a fork—a Then peg them down, and wait till the new shoots have grown a few inches ibove the adjoining ground, then fill in with earth around them, packing it hard , and ins few weeks draw in more earth around the shoots; aud in the fall there will be a well-rooted vine to each new shoot or cane. !“ itK!?gg?g.Ki litatad to raearor tb«aBoaai.OM «M MM MB*-' r^x■£^iSfe!Ia.• fust arc; (Pianos as ftssrauUSte. it.Miauras & HAZELTON BBO.'S -PIANOS. Old PiiUE aid Qnaj! tafci ii ftcbaaie for Net Ones R. D. BULLOCK, Wholesale Agent for Michigan Northern Ohio and Indiana. Branch Houses at Grand Rapids, East Saginaw and Flint A. D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. TIE EIEMT OF II1USE! THETO MAX FOEAXI>OFBEAST TAIN MUSTANG epilepsy LINIMENT, KBITS: xsratsrt jurioM vtaa-a-large portion of the virtue of the manure is allowed to escape into the atmosphere, by using do muck or plaster, aha by not proncriy covering the heaps, or bo making t&em that the rains New Haven Conn 1'OIL TfHK ' TtiTt Mercantile Trainim YOUNGMEN. CHABlJiS B. llKSKi- K WKI.U^ ICmtaUllaaUo.l j«i 1*404. TU ih-.n-och >n.l eJm pkte uwiuilra. rf tte Ifad i, tutU. U.OMJ W.I..I df Um «|l™. are carried off instead of penetrating through them. Any ordinary soil may be used in the place of mnek to about the same advantage. A great many farmura And their helt> handle sheep in a wrong way, often pull iug out handfulb of wool, when this might just as well be avoided as not. - An old sheep raiser xays; ,‘J.Wtan about to catch a sheep move carefully■ towanllhe oue to bo taken, until you are sufficiently near to hand around the body, grasp the brisket, nud lift the sliccp clear from the ground. The wool must not be pulled. If the sheep is a heavy one, let one hand and wrist be put around the ueck and the otbar preaMdagAumt the ramp.’- That is good advice, aa when sheep are roughly liandled, if the woo) it pulled, the small bruises will render them Jess tame, and more difficult to handle. EXPKKIME<T1X<< IX PRVXIXtf. one inch in diameter wsb cut from a tree of Hawk’s Janet on the first day of each month in the year, and at the end af fire PIANO, HADEN & SON'S PIANO. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. Evqry farmer should have a summer compost heap, consisting of manure not sufficiently decomposed to use in the spring. Manure will* not decompose under cover half as rapidly as it will when exposed to the rains, therefore place your compost heap out in your barnyard, or in any place where there will be but little waste ’’■urn MIU AUTERTISEMEffTX. County, all that certain being washed in heavy rains. A square heap docs very well as to shape; and the G. P. Rowell & Co’s. Column. top should be made flat bo as not to shed rKTSRMAlfS NERVE PILLS. rain. The more straw mixed with it the ; saftass.^ !teRrx: better, as the decomposition of the straw produces certain acids which tend to ••fix" the ammonia emitted from the manure, the sides and top of the heap should be WOPETEKMa'x'’S PltTi^ltESIEDY. covered with straw to. prevont evaporation. a&b-hT. No lime should be mixed in sucn a heap, Prtibmax. M. D.. Marshall. Miob. or 11 JobiuHt. unless it is composed of very course ma­ terials, with but little manure. Plaster may be iquinklod through it to advantage as an absorbent of the ammonia of the Ktabk dung. Salt is of no paticular bene­ fit over wbat jt would be, if i applied to land separately. Muck is good—that is, ■Mtwm <t»« *1.000 for'. eAa* H Will n. muck from swamps which has been drawn jT DIBBLEE, ChS^LOMw1 out in the fall, and left exposed to the ot Jun* ntil, frosts, of winter to become disintegrated. This, if mixed in layers with the compost i-rnuni lnl»rc*l« heap, will nnbibc the gases and virtue of the stable dung, and- the next spring4he heap will be excellent manure, and itf good condition to use on any crop; but the heap ought to be forked, over twspe during the “ummer. . It is only tha coarser pwtioiw of the contents of Inc barnyard, and gath cringn of weeds, etc. during the summer, that most require to be composted; yet, for many crops, if the heaps bo {woperiy man­ aged, almost the entire contents of the fits’ t’r ERNEST GABLER ■“Tto<x Take by weight otto part of ronin and three parts of lari. Melt them together over a slow fire, so as not to scorch or burn, and when melted let it cool, thou it is ready forjusc. Il will cun: scratches ou hones tap. if applied as soon , ns the disease is discovers!. Use no water ; but brush off dirt if any on the legs. Then apply n good coat of the grease—enough to cover the parts effected—once a day. and two applications will cure the worst kind of a case. It is also good for old scabs on horses or cattle, and for galls and saddle scalds on horses.________ ’_________ Organs ntl taecaaanU daaeriUd. ia MHoaun■aebibataoraaateil U aacwaary to mid aaioaat day n aaM nortaarc. to; > Mid Attorney Fob aM alt other !m*I : TbaawUi weMfraMlMMlamitonlv Ywn Ma. Magnificent granite building, with cfoJrtnUy fitted for the application of anjl canxm out of our novel aud systematic ntalioSTof BUSINESS TRAINING, WHICH HAS STOOD Till TEST (»F <1 YEARS. THHRP. fH NO ROHR IT XVILL N<rr HRAA.. NO GAMEN ESS IT WILL NOT CURE.'NO ACHE, no P/UN. TH AT AFFLICTS THE 111 MAN BObY.OR THE BODY <»F A HORSE OR OTHER BOMFXflC AN I MAU . TH AT DOES NOT YIELP TO .ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BUT TLfe PORTING 35c., We.. -r l!.t». HAH OFTEN RAVED THE 1.1FF. OF A HUMAN BHiXU. AND RESTOK KO TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS i Al AN Y A VALUABLE HOK>E BlCKFOftD A^Wtic \»HITTE« � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-01.pdf 8f707fd2ae971b5591f7df17e0ad5359 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL IMHMJITSI T . “Such a what'! Please finish your sen1 totu’c," ! 1 THE YANKEE SCHOOLMISTRESS nr a vkxxost faumxu'h wire. try Gctitlrmux, Albayy, R. K] FOB VMS SPRING TRAM. CHA ITER FIVE. . THE CELEBRATED Mrs. Watson received a letter from the teacher on Fndiy, saying she would be bock Saturday evening, and requsesrtiug Mary and Eddie io meet lurr at,.;4he statioa. * Accordingly, al ravra u'doek, die childpen slarteil from home, am) had pro* I ceeded butA few rooR, when they were overtaken by Mrs. Griffin, who wiv< going , iu the same direc tiun. “ Where iu tlw ^urld are you going to­ night, Mary?" “To the sialloii, to meet Mpa Iron Plow Cultivators’. Double Shovel Corn Buckeye and Peerles Reapers and Mowers TRIUMPH HARVESTER AND KIPIBK STATE MDWKB, jbejwi-tatyMtow "W. “I libjuld suppose ^our father would have gone to meet her/' “She wrote to mamma, she would bp hero to night, and wished us tu meet her there, to walk home with her.” ' “Well, if that dore, not britf every­ thing!" “1 du nU mu anyUiine wrong about it. We were glad to gu." “I suppose you were; but wfyn! k yourunefe?" . ■ ••Liu sure 1 don't. knl>w; 1 MippcM he is iu BlmUju." “I don't rapposc'any such thing. Uc | will be at the depot with life wife, you mar dejx-nd upon it." BATH PLATFORM SPRING WAOONS GEO. M. DEWEY EUHL1 SITED X With patent Bent Gear, made from tlic beat New York Second 1 /I .1 ir l I Jn«i • Growth Hickory. The OU Rvliable z TERMS UF SUBBCBirrrOX: Constantly on Hand, they were dasomdiug lhe step*, they fuel Mn>. Griffin. ‘•So you have returned? When? w your husband?" . __ It.. ——. ..U .. ....... I I--—.__ > MBSSKR & POWERS when'about*.” . “ksuppose you know where Hastings, April 12, 187G. MhKtl.rMs. MM. The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vests, and a line of Overcoats of all sizes, t styles, kinds and prices. Over PHIL W.V1SRKRN. « ONE HUNDRED HAMVfY WRIGHT. ■XWJJJttE tsWSrAa^V Stolt. xirttf R Gabi 1116, different patterns of.imported and domestic CLOTHS AND CASSIMEHES. T Aii^on. DENTIST Midifai. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. Mich. XXMtf Cttriip, Sip ail OntneHal ‘ left To thotr Whom it may C<mr»rn: A am now running a NEW PORTA Bl.E CENTRAL HQUSE MACHINE for Moving, Rasing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings from small to L. E. STAUFFER. Prop. great, and having handled about 1^900. build­ ings in I(> years, feel confident I can satisfy those that may favor me with a call. My .address is Irving, Barry (Jo., Mich.' A.. S. DEA1JJ. I SAME M USUAL HntiafN, Mich. trying, Mich , April. 11th, 1876. j' xx50m3 sents itself to his memory Other homes may ftirnuh attractions of wealth and hmitnesR, rtchm may bp accumulated more rapidly in other Slates, but comkirt and happimsw are to be found in dear New EiiglanU. Such were tho medltalians of Mim WttfdluW, as she passed out of Mr. Watnon’s liospatable.dnor, and slopped for a moment to gain upon die exquisite ln.au ly of llw landscape. The doctor's sleigh drove swiftly past while she stood there waiting for Mary.’ Argtu stood by her side looking wistfully up to her face, m , la Nquire Moody's office awhile. If you can but stay willi Mm. JiHsou, I will walk home with yon, as the office ii dore by PAINTER scholafr bcMtleK Jnnxw Griffin were ab­ sent. Ono, a little French child -who “I do not know which to any—blessing was laid up with 3 sprained ankle, aud the or appendage. Bnt, seriously, had you other, mc of the oldest scboUn«, WBliam been at home, you would 'have known all Merton, a fine young man, nearly twenty there was to tell before L went awar. yflps of ape, but so bashful that she had There is onu little.addition now to be tola; mflrcrbccn able to ]>cran'ad hint to assume Mr. Charles Spooner han gone, to New tho responsibility of acting as asakfatit. H<f was a bound boy who Ind been taken York upon my burinetw, as my ■ agent.” from tho orphan aaylfim by Ms. Rogem '•Redly and truly Mtss Wardlow?” “Yes. I could not go without leaving when only ten years of age, and had my school lor the winter, which I should lived iu lhe family ever since, proving have been sorry to do; aud as Mr. Spoon­ very faithful, but hia educaiiuna! privil­ er volunteered to go, I gladly accepted By dili­ hk service*.’ If Mrs. Griffin had inquired of the district school etch year. fur Mr. Spooucr, I should have been gent study he had become an excellent bound to have told luw whore I supposed mathematfoian, and was quite advanced he wtw, but I rnuhl turf give her any in- iu other.tranches. life situation as a “bound l»qy" was cxccdingly galling to his feelings; yet"be luuTno cause for awn­ plaint of any ill-trcatuibnt hr had’ received “Lot Mm- Griffin and her tattle go. I want to know about thk business.” “You are welcome to all there fa. It revoke hw hundred dollars, and ,tben go seem* that ci far relation of my mother ■ out irt tho worfd to carve hii feHnne. has lately died and left a legacy to mo of Ho would never stay in Colchester, where pt-veral thousand duUare. My prcsouce he was knAwn so well 1 ; -TIm> World bad n was needed to prove my iHirxmalily ; so place for him. and he would find it! Tl|k they sent for We by the pftRtmxstcr; much had Mi*.- Wardlow learned by couHaring certified fc my identy, aud all rcnrtwg with bhn. No ether teaeher had other uoedful itonm. it became necesary so advanced in his vonfideuce as to Irani tor either hiyselQ or ageut, to go to New that much. He was really a fine looking York, and therefore Mr. Spndner hat gone, and T have Come back to CVilchcs. boy, ofgood figure, and capable of mak­ ing a hhining light in the community, if he took the ^righl course. Mr. Rogers “Verj- concisely narrated. And so tho had a san whd\ was Mventocn years of «o the prospect of a fortune did tu^- cause age, who also attended school, but was you to tire of yuur engagement ?" rather'a reckloa fellow, enred nothing ."Certainly not. I nut too much at­ for his liooks, and sjicnl hk evenings prin­ tached to my sclwlan* to -leave them ab­ cipally in tho bar-room and grocery. If ruptly. I onticipate many pli-as.-u4 he could have what cigar* he wished to days tn the school-room before I gFt smoke, and drive his Cither's torn-out he tired out.” ■ was perfectly happy. Between the son "My dear Miw. Wardlow, I congratu­ aud WiDiara Merton there was no rimilate you u|>on your good fortune, mid uad l.irity, and he often left William to do hk hope you will live long to enjoy it." , allotted work, in addition to hu own. Mr. Rogers meant to be’a jnst man, and Monday morning broke bright and when he found hk son shirked, be was cleat in the east, and the January nun very seven! upftn him ; but hk mother always stood ready to take her beloved wm shining in brilliant splendor Theodore's p^t. and shield him from cen­ the tree*, decked An a gfonous rob sure. Uarhffher often told her that she silver frost that sparkled like diam. _ in tho rays of the aim. New England is was spoiling the boy, but it was of no use: beautiful at all limes, but there is a gran­ she aiuldinot bear to hare him punkbed,' deur in its winter scenery that in ummr- and so Iw was allowed to have pretty pmmed. No wonder that the emigrant inucti Ills 'own w*y—wldeh; taken tn all often looks hack to its landscapes wilh a its bearings, nt a very had way for him­ lie hail been very fueling skin to homesickness, as Lite self and parents. thought of its exquisite loveliness pre­ steady at school"diroaiili the first part of _ hope she k no worae.' j "Mamma thinks she u growing weaker ' every time she secs her. She wa> down there yesterday. Hugh was up t»-day, to ipi|uirc if we had heard from you." "Pnorboy! I foal bo will be teft alone in the world. What say to a race ? I pm getting chilly, aud am very hungry. 1 '.np|K«c Mrs. Griffin will excuse us"—and off they started at full speed. Mrs. Grif­ fin looked thunderbolts; but meeting Mr. J ।iI ■ 4,. who rust then opened his door, “Dear old fellow," Raid she, “I would site exekimefi: "Your teacher has got like to know what you are thinking back. She has run off with the Wntsou about, looking so wistfblly with your raft. brown oyra?” “I will Udi yon, Niro Wardlow. He “So it seems she did out go off to be married? ’ is wondering if you are going away to "I am not so rare about that; I asked stay," Raid Mary, as she drew cm her her where »U left her Imrimud. aU she milu-ns and came to her aide. answered that she did not know; I just has stopped at Mr. flrl bdicve there is wiiiclhiug to it?' wondvr Mr. JiUsor., well acquainted with Mrs. if they are rick there.” Griffin's besetting sin,, thought best to ‘They .were all at church yesterday, ascertain the truth of the matter, so aS l<> hut Jamcn and the baby." atop the gomip, ra it might effect the “I hope Jamat is not sick; I want to interest of tbc school, of which he wu ace the children all together this morning. very proud. Hk first thought wu to Arc you going to bring our dinner to \is walk right over to Mr. Watson's and to-day, old Argux? I see Mary has hot su UMteaoher; bis next that if be did tbc pail.” “Mamma in going to send us a warm m Mrs. Griffin would air^aply go with him ; so be politely naked, bcr , io go in lunch to-day; ho, old fellow, you must gu arid sec Mm. JiOsori, while he attended* Ixiek aud gal it fur us." few errands in tho village. • . The hell just began to ring, and they hastened on to the schoolhouse, where I should like to go with you,-, and hear they (bund the children all assembled. what site baa to say for herself, going off “James Griffin is very rick. He. was in such a aiy manner.’’ . not quite well yesterday, and was taken ,VI ronUysMW MXhing immopsr in the worse in die night; the doctor is there A first-class from Detroit, ex­ pected soon, when we shall be prepared to furnish the best of Clothing MADK TO ORDER, perfect fits guaranteed, at the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block, Hastngs, Mck Ha-Uags, you l him?’’ “I redly du OO<; haye nAt the leant . j ideaaud turning to Mary, slw inquired for the welfare of the family. • “And how is Mm. Mandou? I was.so | <orry to go away without Raring her. I ML MBBT PROFESSIONAL AID EASINESS CAEDS. “in, Eddie. tha train came mmbhuf tin u> the depot, wilh its living freight. The chilifrcn paused round the platform, and prenently rtw their teacher dot-end from lhe car. She met them with a kus, and m AT ^aniCIJJL'J’VRAL HALL, One door east of Goodyears Hardware. HA TE$- M A D rRBTISIXfl. Ward­ low." With Wood or Iron Beam. ' I^aud Rollers, Harrows, I Plows. EDITOR <kSD WHfiLE NO. 1053. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, June I, 1876. NO. 10. politely waited upon her into the sitting, room, hade them good evening, and mak­• ing a very brtFT'caW'Tn Moody’s office,, arrived at Mr. Watson’h juM m Mmhi Wardlow bad fi aishrrf her tea.’ He tnet1 her ewdially. ,1 "So our runaway him arrived • Why,,■ k. I . the term, and regular in attendance at the evening lessons, nod his father really tiegan to bare hopes that Theodore was steadying down. Out of eight children, only Theodore and two Kltlc girts were living, Mary and Ellen, very well behaved children, sod oppareiuly as much oUachod to Willuui Merton a* if he were their own brother. It mattered nothing to Chetn that he was taken from the orphan asylum, and no one knew anything of his parentage or anlcccdcats. They had known him from their infancy, had grown up with Irina ami U had jdmaya mred A»r . them with a btfotlier’afovc. - . „.r Min Wardl<»w<had, boarded her time in Mr: Rogers' family, aud bad, wilh her accustomed acute perceptions, discovered just Lhe position that William occupied. Every moment was filled with work, afed while Theodom was lounging in the sit­ ting room, nr lying in bed, William was stirring around with his duties,’ so as to get lhe work out ef the way by school promised him, and William wan too hot» est, aud too much intcresled iu bin mas­ ter’« business, to omit any dirty that de....I__ >____ I.- . ‘ “Had not Wifiiam better fill the wood box before guing to ttobnol, Mr,’ Kogers?' bis wife would ask. “Nj>; it is Tbeqdorc'n work, William has enough of hk own work to Ju. • If you prefer to let that boy lie in bed till "WiKam, don’t you thiuk you can bring in. the wrajd thia morning ? ..Tbeodoiais not feeling quite wdl.” . Mitts Wardlow saw that respect for । shako IuumL. Mr. Rogers, and lore foe ths little girts, to After prayers, the children wont to were all thatJude h» situation tolerable, itheir books wilh renewed vigor. They and the respected him dur. bis patient fell rested, and were glsd to be in school endurance and steady persoverauoe in well . ’.' again. As Miss Wardlow was piling doing.’ up the aklc by Hugh s sent, she met hk “Mary, tycreitt William thia morning? eye with a smile. said she as the noticed bis vacant sot ; “I am so glad you have come back, Mm Wardlow. It wasloncsomc without you.” ing away,” and the blue eyes filled with "Lam glad to get back again, Hugh. testa. How k your mother?" “Indeed! where is he going?” She “She is not wdl at alL She hopes- ■aw a sneer upon Theodore Rogers' face, you will come down before long to see and he frowned at tiieahiH. - ,-| . her. Her oough is very bod." “I hope she will bo LmUcr again soon. would not hare him stay any bngtr j’faliar fa ui u ko-e." ' ' In. Maretaii would Wl reproach httnelf tint her own [CONTIWEDOX FCKWTU WAGE] �— <- - - __ atme:.' Fernando 1 should be wash'd in gathering Blaine and thorn up and putting their contents • into "Ucll A hard by. when we get older ass people, we shall value thia duty more highly some­ coming Fourth, it is evident that thing superior to the ordinary demonstra­ It is to tions ought tO;be adopted. te the Fourth of Fourths, so far as this gen­ eration is concerned, and to te it ought marked with corresponding eclat and glori­ fication. a very Wc. arc not, however, inventive non in sueh inaUora,.aud probably in most looaltia so shall fall we on the old traditional orthodox observance of the national anuiverasty. For President, Let it be done heartily, theq, and un'Vcraally. RUTHERFORD B. HAYK8. If we canuot “make a joy fill uoiae" ouee iu of Ohio. a hundred years over the For Vice-President, blearing* we have enjoyed and the work we have done JOHN F. HARTRANFT, are indeed a ]>oor- as a nation,-then- we nf Pennsylvania. spirited people who deserve to be Subject to the decision of the Republi­ disci­ plined more than we have been. can National Convention. Who will bo Nominated at CincinnatiThere is no question that “Honest money for all, anti free schools for all. There should be no inflation Which will depreciate the one nor »ecterian interference which will destroy the,/ Other.” Mr. diction is of the slightest Blaine no pre­ will lead on the first ballot, but value regarding dub Mr Brimow. will be foriy-four yoara than wo do now, hut then it may te too late. As to the rest of lhe celebration of the secured mure and richer teiMfoA city, is bin grat amotion to its intenx. ‘j'nJ is Harper"t HI In fare of such opposition, the delegation those of lhe State than from any other hearing before the Naval Investigating *'• * uld rise up m ,„r will feel like patwing him beyond the ordiniiyd.m/uteAiry ballute But who ('omopttee. Ifimnting him |-rrani..i, ------- 4 limj. Hl, £,r OBBtall? Wilh a good candidate, CoQgreaamau Neal (Democrat) of Ohi" mi of the oytqm<*r York can teca mys: “Tilden will not come within 75,­ Monally efforts have teen made to control t an4 °r Midiipn party. 000 irptes of carrying Ohio." the sale, in a sort of spasmodic pay. but Castrol Railr.,,.| Mr. Blaine's friends are in high spirits roadbed not reach.*! before t real - W extern and feel confident of sueeww at (.’incinnaii businesshj» fl<*re*edM frvlrlypn ®un I, when wpt in- the day as any other day. Last week' thfc of the festivals, the day Was true Centen­ and then at the polls in November. with Det on the Litik, Singular if Speaker Kerr should te police commissioners and lhe Excise Board nial weather, Queen’s weather, tho English wn 41 stream ||e . . r — —i—-’-gg.Hkh, ---------- — ~ ““ injured by the investigating machines he dtiwuT with- thu wuudrou. has teen setting in motion so briskly. ivTiT Zj > TU NwA riw ww e.y widi haiUwiU nf clop IHinoi- *n-| •mj Injunr <1rali>r J~l.-r wbo«fwuJ ' j,*, fr„ ,>< n tb, n*.!~L_____ TB-J, rv liriunr whnw .hop r.hon Ibof lllOV IitUllU » 1- bulls People ought not to have so much to say •onnaHed the ('«> • • colors’ in honor ----------of «••»-_/> ------ m-births. the Queen's against the new Senator Barnum of Con- open,showing no mercy. There was ex- their •rippt vsDey. with her proudest, for the first time citemral among the Germans. The Irish is and Thxa.* and Empress •dHjs unlit in.' his oyn Stau- al..| through the fiery ordeal of investigations, __ _ South the branch.-. rasily earned carried home the night tefore but 1^ by easily by placing pheinu her herou on ajapk with anjjipv- that to which he was subjected by the Confed­ now devetopiug Michigan im.> the New England of the Wort. Instead erate. tlic lprerideoey .»f Don't some people begin to feel’ he- ought to li­ ashsmed of poking their noxw quite so ities. but in vain. It was decided that tho lt m&n as ha arc in the /•forth river, aud at noon a royal much into Mr. Blaine's private business, the country, an J law be enforced, and so the police wore in­ salute was fired frum the Cunardera, and cd at the head >f affaire ? all good Englishmen VMt wild with loystructed to arrot every Mr. Blaine Itos made another state­ of dismissal. Aii<f tl> old July11,187G. Secretary Robexon demands INDAY LIQu )R LAW, There bin the State, somewhere, a law public a the second ballot. The combinations ment in reply to his calumniators, this which will be made the night before the | time it has reference to I ho • Northern final day will upset all the slates that can Pacific Railway. manufactured. be Wc hope as that good a man as Mr. Blaine or Mr. Hayes Republican National Convention. and there will te placed in nomination, is every indication thafbpih will The nest union Republican Convention fur the nomination of candidate* for Prerident and Viee-Presidrirtlaf the United StstM. will beheld in the effy of Cincinnati on Wednes­ day tho fourteenth day of June, 1876. nt 12 o'clock noon, and will consist of delegates from each etatc equal to twice the number of case. The the be probability of nominating Conkling or - Morton is growing very It would not bo surprising if tbc small. Convention was m session several days, as there art many delegates who more they arc political condition mindfol of securing a ing the conventions for the election of dele­ gate* the ccmmittecs of the several *tates are recommendti to invite all Republican elector* and all other voter*, Without regard to (past political differance. or previous party affilia­ tion*. who are opposed t«« reviving sectional issues, and desire to promote friendly feeling and permanent harmony thrpngliout the coun­ try by uminlaing and enforcing all the rnnstltutlonn! right* of every citixcn. includ­ ing tbc full and free exercise of the right nf care for the success of their man than which will elect the Cincinnati candidate. Whether Mr.-Bhune over or bought know, and sold railroad bonds wo do pot in one sense wc do not care, and ye imag­ ine the public are of the If it can^bc shown same tlu^ he honor, but whether opinion. accepted bribe and sold his vote, then it effects a That he has over cheated There is licvc. impaling not a jtrotebly members of Cunprow who his down not do hold investments that are affected hy their acts in Uvogtca*—and yd we liberty and abould be maintained absolutely free from sectarian control; who believe Hint. would an wil­ lingly trust the loemtere of Congretu. a» any equal number of merchants, ten ken. or editors that could te assembled. Mr. Blaine's friends at Washington say pie* of 17’6 sad support them a. incorporat­ ed In the constitution andAws; and who are in Avar of reeogniting and strengthening the that of the 7<Hi delegates thus far elected 30b are supposed on the first ballot to be for Blaine, 112 for Morton, G1 for Conk­ Republic. ling, 70 for Bristow, 58 for Hartranft, E. 1). Mosul*, Chairman Republican Na­ 48 fur Hayen, and 411 unknown. Iowa is tional Committee. yet to elect THE CELEBRATION OF THE delegates, leading Saturday that Democrat announced “Grout the 8, Florida Hon. Wm. I*. Ilainc* each—total, 54. Massachusetts 2 tion with the Democratic Governor of Maine. cdebraUon, as the of it is an unjustifiable iavasim of their d to attend the gay liberties, and that as they don't interfere There is little in the, proves^ with any one's idea* they ought to be al­ will combine to defeat the nominatiqn >>f lowed liieil' ]dMiureti iu their dwo way without molestation. So much for their I Governor Tilden. ideas of 1L On the other hsnd. the Amer-1---------- --j—-------------------- - ------- -- ---------- . . Ben Hill aays the South i* going to iaa Chrirtisns insist thst thia country u> | allegorical representations looked as mud. “work out her destiny wilh free later and and must be Christian, that the Sabbath is 1 I*tc a transformation scene from the black good hard sense." Ben will have tn go, a purely American institution, and that '-rook, as like schools for the 4udy wf de­ ht then, at an early date. Tho Auguste (Qa.) Chrottielr “sincerely, hopes" that Southern delegates to St. Lout* Democratic Convention that meet* early this month will indqrac Gov. Allen and The Pennsylvania arrangement doron't scorn to make any great ihe Conventions. difference Washington with may Committee un Civil Service the vetoed bill It would have been better if Th© New York * Tribaut nyi: “They of the rant machine in the-caiw It ts 'running emptins.' " Uhhe as follows: “To sum up, I think The proposed Apportionment. the majority of tho Republicans of New Hampshire would be for Blaine, but would of Congreas, II. Ellis at the late recontcnding the people to have local his­ County Convention; the Delegates to future Conventions tories prepared on the spproachiogcenten­ consent to Bristow if it was made to appear this year, would te apportioned as follow*: nial annivanary, was approvod on the 13lh Nearly all tho Republican Senators who have spoken on the question ofjurisdiction ad sketehes covering the entire try him. Mr. Eaton of Connecticut is the existence CartJctou, are tn te prepared, Hartinp, the taking out of two and a half months for item. Possibly, however, it was not dfemod nec­ be embodied in a prochunatkrtj shouldI by opposition to the power of the Hasting* Cityisf ward, <i ' i u od “ 3d “. •' 4lh the 1 done. ' Wherever the history of a com­' written, thwu should be no rest till the work w properly attended1 Prairieville. wild work of the world when t was intended by it. There were getxls to the amount of fil^GO-.OOO sold, and the ’ this name w Tlicatrc, with buyers but then was an cxorilout representation from outside, and the outside jobbers were the quickart and most oaniwrt Mrehmmrs Ah< that view. iug out m doW rpnMr;*'and Na* York. Chun* rrecntlyjsaid CMrf that Jamioe mid- Tilden “te. mhemi/rtlf/rom fit* a larpr portion of tke aU part, nf tl* Stair of play is rinoc anybody to* the fashion. the bottom had really Mm arimd.Mrikahfflhh » hope that from this tii □oxa Atee behind them, ‘ion of moving which .uwuu H iopsy cacxiea, nirus, Oances brcakdowiu, aud gabblen in smooth ix^ro voice, tbc groatest piece of fun, by tho IbrWi >■ 1 will look th«M. C. R. R. Ter*.' there is a alight i in oppoaition roLtncAU Western IktoocratewaM tatwaiA Mi Tho following article from the Michi- Rutland. Thornapple, Woodlaml, Yankee Springs, ‘ Total Number oi votes,. Tfiis gives the city a gain of 10 ‘ rates that foatirtty pasa over their heads with. THK BIG DBY GOODS MALE Thebiga^fdXjQMX; took place IhBinAMbdpifaSed Senate to A derided snli-TiMeni “ Hope. Pn rid ent, so that the promulgation given1 Johnstown. by the Liter is wholly gratuitous and ' Maple Grove, much te te thaukftjl for. However that1 Orangvilie, munity is not yet wm ------ ---------------- which Baltimore. officially communicate the fret to the na­ Barry, tion until the 25th of May. NYhrahistari- Carlton, the xreulutiou link the world NewYork. of March last, and yet tiro President did not essary at first that IBLISIIEDIN IS*. WU , The joint reso­ four available , 1 persevering, is not to train them to shows old man to the station, where be was com-I pellcd to stay'all night and pay a swing­ ing fine in the mining Of the arrested. of Mr. a little more promptitude had been shown than centre of .attention in tic most wUi -®—.. <h.t . to a man of the world. '‘The way to make reducing tbc salary of the President wiUt only 2V of a clean majority. States a matter well worthy of their con­ less *•.«>€ ihentriol parade. of the «>u> BY ALL nationl*rs. Blaine. the work boedmes a very material Tarnant's Sdtaer Apcrico’ - a vrnnn of cbiticism. 'lie all right for Christian eliurch- Senator Wright reported baek from the July lays before the people of lhe VnlUxr from the There was a great dal of hardship in­ flicted which was not to be justified. Oue strong, but the country is stronger. curately de.wribea tho present operations of towns and counties 1 do wish, howeveri that I could aay make the gayest show, and Itavc (the that the effort was madu in any good spirit, newest devices at the parade, and tliourfhL It was not. The law was originally the | riehmen are too ready <0 gratify the work of temperance republicans, and its j demands of the children for tlic show. One te have a phrase in New England which ac­ lution of the two House* FOR THE CAMPAIGN: adopt inflation resolutions. enforcement al this time was intended to I Sunday-school division turned out its The Hopan ordered an invoiipwiinn lb. ^boiteDMa tteopwfcnbial wmr. TOO aui into the report* that 1300,1X10 were ex­ “The law is a law," sap the Connoteion-1 dr®*, taaxetang thirteen abreast. drew-cd in ers, “wc did not make it, nor would we, ' »>»•««* Fpangk-d with stars, with red sashes pended in the House to secure the pass­ but as'it is a law it must te- enforced till j at»J blue hats : another-ehod had thirteen age of the Hawaiian treaty bill. . it ia repealed. And thenanothur purpoac , girh dressed in red, white and blue ‘no old thirteen Stakw. while others Secretary Fish has announced, his in­ was served. The fine* collected will go < .. .. ■ . ]ia(| Childs t,, reprcMnl George and way-------toward> sending a — Tilden crowd, tention to go abroad at the expirstian of .long -----' Martha Washltigtou. the Goddess of his prvoent term of office, and spend two or howlers for Tilderi to St. Jamis, and create a fund generally te help artr die I Liberty, de., drawn in triumphal cars hy or three yoars in European travel. 8ute of New York At M. the in issuing the document. children did not them w harmlem, is cmential to their com- nomination fur three Territories apd something from The Prcridenl’s proclamation in regard i Tk-T r\ R-.wh r Florida ami Louisiana, givih- him 350 .^ecrf^rf.h.^^nbrf/ 6mbdP uhirt ljA< sideration. wrwU.'S. of Biddeford decline, to have his name used in connec­ standing the tote. Blaine's friends expect to have Iowa, NlXt Louts than at Cincinnati. and Dekota 2 cadi, and Carolina Go's. Column. Unknown" was more likely to turn up ut St. a recommendation that it do pass notwith­ North On the shores of the East river the day wore another *“ ' on Isxuxiana 1<>, New Mexico, Washington and FOURHT 22 A law were taken in and the penalties were. his he sold bonds or nroorculion and punishment of alt official di»- shares, m» long ms he did not rob the honesty. and of economical administration of Government, is apt bt the slightcat con­ sequence. N.. ••• tin Ir• i Kentucky mure wnrpact aud permanent form. By and 187G. that Mr. Joy feds te nwda But wc douM verv muuh » jkt. die Admioirintion » tobe thrown to him. □ UR NEW YORK LETTER- . . Political NON' . th<*e who have' them iu charge, and sub­ jected io lum and alliteration every year. N,> time Ibmism. M 1.1 ■ ■■* inp«, often n»4-appreciated on the least by ; WILLIAM Jt QQw.Rh'K AGENCY �Waruhkjton,!). 0. May 17, 1876 VaxcuSfuko, May 29th 187fl. WfiaUL PAM■ «r RARIT notty-__ The Confederate House of Represen­ str a.Si i&<a iri i> ia tative* continue to throw mud; cTtYMICAIx M- ft.* TIMECARD i« a fine Sabbaih Beht-ol here, nndor the enpcr- nearly ail it doe* do. that ia Occasionally some one of the bill* trim-called appropriation bill* arn taken up in the ITouncaud talked over. So far they have ail been F»~J about r<»r. 1:13 r. CaaiTox Nick. Nay 31«l 1N7C. MB. Eiutub : ing States and Districts in wbidi Davy yards are situated, rise in thrir plnres and poffr office Tnir'iE card and Citizen* of Carlion heU on Monday •re­ demand that they should be continued. They pretend that there is an immcn*** CUrilon to take into ootulderation the question of building a church in lhe town of t'aritan build la< committee, Rev. J. 8. Preston *aa amount ofoorruption in these nary yards, used to and that they are election further tho of Republican candidates, yet where one i* situated. insist.* upon keep­ ing these ncstii of corruption in J. M. NEVINS. P. M. trict, and they succeeded. his Dis­ How thia ac­ tion gives the lie to their talk about “rotfercnt localities and draft article t>f association Mr. Randall, the great coonocnist of the about frauds, insisted that the League Ia papers. On notion lhe meeting ■Jjoumed to meet at th* m me place on Salur-lajr evening June 10<h al .U). Oecan Wish. Secretary. ]and yard should Ik* continued. Mr. Sul trefl another one of throe bowlers fijoke for the Mare Island yard and to with all of them, while some of them from Geor­ TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. Her. J. Merrifield, a UuiversaliM clerfj- gia actually insisted upon another "nest of corruption" on the coast jn that State. Such ■ Democratic Consistency. All are respeel fully Invited. Maple Grove. May 30th 1870. Ma. Enrrua:— On Thursday the committee on foreign affairs reported on the Emma Mine awe. The committee say of ’ General Sehenck, that, “we believe he was not guilty of a band of Cl.ri.tian ofMapte Urove. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. fraud or of any fraudulent intucitlo|i in hie eonneclion with tlx.- ootupany or the ven­ tendance ia specially re<ine>ted. The service dors of the mine." But they condemn any connection with such apeculatmni Hold 121. as ing hi* poaitiou and report tlw following Resolution: “Thai this boune coodcum* lhe action of General Robert C.’ Schenck. United States Minister al the Court Grand Rapids (ocreapondence Grand Rapids, May^Oth, 187G. Eiutob tUxxxa day HSJ cent i oa lhe dollar. • J The streets were thronged tht* forenoon to the by procession* wending their wzy Cemetary to decorate the graves of those who Ind fallen in their country'.* cause. The Uennania Hrawi Baud made splendid mast throughout the city, businroa place­ generally were cloned, and every thing pass­ ed off befitting th* occaviuu. concluded thL- week. vs. will be nearly He sued for $5.00(1, quite enough. The (our hundred dollar*. but he received termination of the bankrupt cm) spoken of. : ■ ■■ Farr and Storm vs. Dutcher, the jury bankrupts. A righteous verdict. Brownell vs Porter, A rase, Green and Fuller, a Chicago lumber company was terminated yesterday by the jury rendering a verdict Ths Standard Uttit of Wait*. the rag* of which it w» made. Its valor in the material comparing ilia too inxfanifloont to meet the requirement* of Professor Jevona, tn his work on *:Mou» a standard unit of value. ’ •y and the Mechanism of Exchange," Buys that the standard unit of taino “mnat ron. ai.*l of a fixed quatiity of some concrete substance, defined by refeienccto thennita pf weight or The elements of litis description are these: first,some “con­ crete substance," as uppoxed to a merely Strayed from tho pasture un the Mes­ ideal trait of valne that ha* no existence except in the mind; secondly, a fixed ser farm, in tho Township of Cojiton, quantity of tliis substance, os opposed to a light bay mare cok, two.years old, rath­ a variable quantity; thirdly, the detenn? er thin in flesh, aud rather small in size. inutlon of this quantity, elthhr by it* Any person giving information where the weight nr its bulk, which*is secured by a colt may be found will bo liberally re­ F. J.Joxes, • “ reference to the units qf weight of space* warded. Heal blijipeu JlBtice? Howo Machine Agent. Haatinga, May 31st 1K7G. axtlOtf HASTINGS MARKE Baxxaaf______ W HEAT (white) pre bethel. AlJ3a*Ll5. W H E AT (rad) p.r buzh.l. HIM* 1. tO FLOl.'h. per ewU 1X50. CORN. Her bated. We POTATOES.par bsteel.SUe. APPLE*, per ba,h,l..'Oc ONIONS. perVuteyl.toUCk. BEANS, perbnteel. 6>e*l PORK. 17.WWAOO. MESS PORK, perllu.lt-. SllOULl>ER.H,p«rl*'.. |je. LARK, par lb., lie. TALLOW, hr lb..T«r. ClIICKBKS.parlb.R; CHRESEXparlb.. It WOOL. l>Wlh.RMXn. Dili RD PEACH RS. reared, rerlb . DRt ED PKACH E3. MMar.d. p<r DRIED APPLES, reelk.*Wr. MAPLE SHUAR.MUM. HIDES.xreea. par lb..rtfie. III DBS. dry. rec IV». ” " UOXEY.toe. dry. rer lb.. Hi. NEW YORK MONEY' MARKET. 'tK.-USi iff It embodies lhe Revenue bill Tar­ ideas of the Democrat* and would be, factoring eatablwhmenta. It will uol pan* and will hardly be brought up again j Tbe judiciary during th.: xesriun. com-1 tniltee who hate been inv<atigating Mr. i. Blaine, in regard to the 175.4 .(Mil) ““ “ worth —'*■ ***' of I Uilroad. hare hare ! Railroad, bonds of the Fort Smith cupper and silver in combination.. Ninetenths of llie dollar are pure guld. This fulfills the first condition of a-unit of_ val­ ue, since it givw a “concrete substance," which in this instance is gold, combined with a Mnail quantity of alloy to increase its hnrdmwz. How much gold dnes thi* dollar contain? The law proscribe* that, 'J in.-ludiog the alloy, the gold dollar shall weigh twenty five and eight-tenths graine. i And thi.* Huppth-s the xcccmd condition — na^ply, tho “fix«sl quantity'* ofguldiri this un u ** °r va,Br- In defining this quantity Lik.8bore.Sei. MEW YORK MARKET. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. On reMIreahd fliina th. pet it tbc law refers to tito grain ax tho unit of m.ttadu Lerl.M. Dewey. Weight Thextamp oftbc United States about them they will have Uy make a re­ being placed upon this quantity of gold, port exonerating him and it should l>c it is then a vow, and, fl Standard 1 done at on«c os Col. Tom. Seott, settled spAchnen bv which all 'values are to be not yot roportod, if they have any business I.IVHHPUOL MARKETS- the question (htfimlly that Mr Hlainc hod fin- What will the Charlotte Loader, Grand Sapid. DETROIT MARKET B»oko« hami are mo the Mcded-variety o|£i severely beaten, while tbc gentleman in charge of the drotribution of the UstWPatMh. «-va» nat Mkhteaafurtk* wrek reding May 27. U7C. and rack dated May HI, 187V. Furafobed thia paper by Cox A Cui. Solicitor* WaNilngloa, D.C. IV rofcr ftum tatnlcQM VUI Usd’It snsxcwUret rerntaaHre. IlrrasdiM ha ' alaroUy and rertaiaty ttaa rHforw arnwu htsdasha xratffyiBr prowpUtada. , Th* Hitters Brea powtrfhn sexilforrtath. hired CRANireHTKa. i.brUiF.i.D uu fill other coins are to be graded in certain no connection with them. The Senate and judgment in favor of Brownell, of *1 definite proportion*, either by multiplica­ 842,31. Thia case was tried at the last term still continues to discuss tin* qurotiun of tion or division. ike Ladies Society connected with J he jurisdiction in the Belknap case and may A single coin, Im^crer, made a unit of Presbyterian church, will bo entertained on agree, aud as the amount was considered reacli a vote by Monday. A bill has been value, is not Kufficieut te meet the wants ou Friday Afternoon, by Mm. H. J, Kenfieid. by lhe presentjwry to be honestly doe to of the people; and this creates tho necessity introduced in the Honate to partially re fur oUwr coins, founded - on the ■ tmik yet Brownell, they therefore decided as above store the franking privilege. It ought to expressing greater or ien* vidoer J Hiure. Hartingritea citizen's stated. I noticed several STATE in the city thu morning which made your be fully restored and if thia congress had we have the gold eagle, which b> equ&ra- Ata mM* correspondent feel pleased. Wish I could conrags it would be done. Tbc investi­ lant to ten units of value, because it con­ nee more of them aud ofmoer. I notice gation of the Insane Asylum continue*. tains teu times m much gold by weight; and also die half eagle, ooulaining live b« the Baxnu that J. W. T. OHr was Some parties named Boater xwore to a times as much gold a* the unite. ‘ The admitted to the Bar at the recent term of court at Hartings. W*U I am glad of terrible story in regard to one of their quarter eagle aud the throo-dfiUarpiste urn that, aud hope the naan will set good family being otarvod to death, and covered constructed on the same principle. Any number of coins larger aud, hence, more exaujtle.* before those old gray Laired with vertnim. Dr. I’lcny Earle, Supcrin Atty’s, at Law in Hastings. Will occupy tmdaut of the State Hospital for the In­ valuable titan die writ, may l«e uiauufactunxl by simple multiplying tlio unit. no more room ifothe RaN.X'ek at this time. dane at Northampton Mx'uachuwU* test­ So, also, .smriliT court may be made by ified that be attended Boutrr at tbe time dividing the unit, either by coins contain­ of hi* death and that he did not die of ing Lw< goM iu a fixed proportion, nr by Advertised Letters. aeiocting some oilier substance, as silver, starvation and was dean and well taken to express ooo-halfo one quarter, or onoThe democratic State Conrretioa for thia care of. The election at Peteraburgh, List of left era rtata tenthoftU “ ’• “ Virginia, wax conducted in tho approved a system of H w tW fF I 3lUl!IF?!Vintll 111 5 ’ li? i*t 'riH*>sri> ? would uol grant the request to be a Imilled ’S T W ( * ■ 3 Mr. Morrison introduced hi.* tariff favor. Iu tho case of Philo Hawley, written of before, the jury brought in a verdict in favor of Philo of act as a gcncralitcd equivalent of all other Virtues, to exprro-i three values in it* nwn terms, and In the procroare of trade to bo exchanged for them. If it hiw tin value, un cxchangreWc power by renaon nf Its labor, owe and the uses to which aoCTcty' npnliro It, then it laeks lhe first condition? nf being money at all. If it haa value, but the value Is exceedingly fluetuntmg or creeedin-fy limlntod in relation to] the desire of men, then it.kicks tho indispen­ sable condition of being yood money. If it not only ha* value, but rino a high Je- SPECIAL NOTICE. him of any wrong doing. on Thursday aud read a long ajwoch in its The U. S Court is progressing slowly, yet I think lhe civil cases te travrthig people pill not fail to appreciate. Emma Silver Mining Company of London* of the coined •'loocrote substance" indi­ cated by the monetary denomination m»*l in the contract. Monetary deftommations are simply nature of fixed quantities nf the arlielo or articles u*c«l aa money. Ncrir, the “concrete xitlMtmin *' which w to supply the constitaent material nf the standard unit <>f raldW tnn*i in (’•.<• u.iturc of ita MTvtasltaro value, considered In rehitii>n to other thing*, nntcredrtitly tn and' indepcrihmtly of this use of it. It is to deerereu in the export.* of specie and bul lion and an increase in the valtte of mer­ pared wilh other aubstnuct*, and if, in ad­ chandise exported. For the ten mouths dition to thia, it has the oilier requisite, eudiug April 20th ISto'Wc iihporta de­ qualities specially fitting it to monetary crease from thou of tlut corrwmoudiug uta, then it Is,’for these reasonx. cimnantly ten months of tho previoua year 832,105,­ adaptod to act ns-tho standard of value. Thnt the precious metah, bettor than 355. Tho exports of specie and bullion decrease during tho same tiuM. >21.082.ply throe conditions, and that mere bite of 012, while the exporta of merchandise In ervaaad/in gold valuta. $12,530,'MM. paper taarady strj>]*ly thent at oil, ia n Three figure* ahow a saving to tho propdaitioa which the world hax long connhy in that period of $33,01^812 in since accented as trait. A gold or silver gold, and a total saving iu gold and green­ unit of value has a solid luutu in tho nat­ backs of over $36,200,000. This Is a very ural value of gold and ailver, while a comfortable showing of economy and in­ ptqw unit of vnluc ia a sheer humhug. creased wealth for ten months of one year, A no-called paper dollar, if divorced from and if it I* continued and foreign capital rite gold dollar as the promissory repf*can be induced to come here, as the pro*- ontative of tho latter, ta nothing but a war indicate niece of paper so many inclrns long and so many inches wide, and having no more value Loqax. ■ than any other equal quaritity of paper of 'the Mtut quality. Ii is worth no more than and his operations iu connection wilh the Throe riemcota Wing present, and also sham of said company, and the vendors adopted for monetary purpose, rive lhe thereof, as ill advis'd, unfortunate and standard unit of value to which all other values are referred fur computation and incompatible with llu_> duties of h» posi­ expression. tion.” So that another Republican offi­ Take, for example, lhe gold dollar uf cial who has been the mark of slander for the United States, which is by law made th» TLxnnrralic and Independent Pre*, the unit of value. This dollar conaiatK iff h ns forced a Democratic House th obqult Rest noble dead. tin Monday the Henair decided by a vole of of St James, iu becoming a director of the in a chance to add suMcriplivn* st. Tho facta are Merrcponl differed with tho Prerident upon a question of policy in regard to an important matter which would be referred to the Att’y. Gen., while Secretary Taft agreed with the President. Pk-rropont was anxions to go to England atid was cniutaquMilty tendered the mission aud hi* place given to Taft, who much preferred it to tho Socretaryahip ol the war office. Of Mr. “Doo’ Cameron’s fitnera for the position to which he lias been appointed, there is no question, it being admitted that he » a man ofiqdcndid executive ability. Thus the changes arc accounted for without giving them the significance attempted to be attached by the news mongers. Dr. Edward Young lias furnished me with the advanced ahoeta of the report of tho bureau of Statistics, for the period ending April 20th 187G. They ahow a marked decrease in imports for the first who that Attorney OUR WASHINGTON LETTER, County Correspondence. JhB pepi-Week)j )le0blic3|i iapper.1 flight In another ward an old He­ conveniet— standard iLidi * UMS lb weNeEMXn. whit particular wfiOiwa docripid hooks taka* in the prawoce of tho police. thia purpose, Virginia will probably be Democratic, if mint'd thereby. The utui D^y. JhP. U»° thia line of conduct is permitted to cop dollar, the franc, lhe potted sterling,. the a^d gnijitr The change in the Cabinet is evoked by the appointment of Doo eron. Uounty Agnejilnni Soraety 4 ths Co. Clerks 17 th al 1V o'clock The g^cmcra with. say that this was 8<nnc time mm President The thing to be secured in a otm- Cam, into cuntracta indicate cxacs S Grant raid stipuhUkmMihebWKe a candidate and he ia known to be a man is to say, uis a contract to paytho family KHmenMat.aMH. at PV foe �and near the envelope-machine, calls forth them, on acoontit of James’ illness. had arranged it accordingly. ‘•Please, tgreher, what is the admiration of .the younger ranters. This car yuna on a. track twenty feet in length, and catches a miniature mail-bag os it passes along at full speed, illustrating the practice of the fast mail trains. There, are cases containing .specimens afall mail­ bags, pouches, etc., used by the department. Specimens of all the locks and scales used, aad samples of making aud canceling tt>< stamps', together with six highly ornamen­ tal frame* containing specimens of all stamped envelopes, official envelopes', postal .cards, and poMage stamps ever used in thia country. Those ore furnished by tho Columbian Bank Note Company, tbo present con: .uctora, and arc a valuable directory to t.ic stamp-gatherers. They it?” said dsaT*Ksis: goodie, Rtw’ e I" cried the little ‘Oh, Mary, Nim Wardlow is goay with us all this week 1” -That is goad news ! Ta James Very sick, Mi* Wardlow?" __ “ Dongeroui-'y bo, your mother write* : it must be sudden." Sonpjthing in Theodore Rogtra face attracted her atteutuu. "I guess he will get over I*-*' he raid, with a sneer, to Ednon Lane as be passed him in the aisle. TJitin Elku Rogers had come io the side of the teacher, nnd stood looking du you .wish to •I want to tell you that Wi’iiam i' ?ood, and 'Theodore is iu blame, but mother won i mt it. He is not going quite off till papa comet home ; he prouii«fid me he would not.'' ‘•Where is William now ?" ■ I think ho is down cutiiu" some wood for Mrs. Marston. Hugh will know.' Presently Hugh came round, she called him to her side. “Do you know where William Merton is tb-day. Ilueh ?" “Yes ma’am, but 1 was not total! aUyl>ody but Ellen and Mary. I hope you will come dowp to-night to see mother.’ “I certainly willand tailing Fred Green, she asked him if he thought hi* father would let him drive her down to Mrs. Marston's after tea. “Jf he were at homo he would, but he has gone away with the horse and cutter: perhap* I can get a horse." There seemed to be rather a <l«»udy at­ mosphere that afternoon in the .school room; wither it was James sodden sickness, or William Merton’s trouble, and little Ellen and Maty Rogcre’ grief, the teacher could hardly tell, so she wa* really thankful when the cxereisei were through, and she wo* at liberty U- g<> (<• her hoarding place. • PROBATE ORDER. .^„»wi&*&sswyss 'ts*su oBMtioMMid >'l(Ut buadred and Eddie in a whiff'r‘•I am going to board at your huiiM.this week, for James is too riek to allow tvistfullv in her faw. “What is it - dear? SUURX.W MICHIGAN A | I 1 ! ! : I The Interior Department makes a good display. The Patent Office shows 5,000 n.oddn arranged in classes, tU),000 patents b< and in mtum , a central office nf admin­ istration iu which the workings of Amer-. ican’s favorite bureau » illustrated. Strangely enough, one finds tbc Ahueat Office soetiou of the Interior Denartntrot ia the possession of tbe original Ikelyatioo of Independence, aud lhe Commission of General Washington from lhe Continental Cvugrcss ; gin*, the relics uf AVasliingfou. hi« cluthea, camp equipage, uunoh-bowl and furniture. The National Museum oucc sought a fireproofplace of deposit iu Washington, and so did branchas ui the Government. The Patent Office—about one-pixth of the urjwut building—wa»t .selected as a sale place. This was alwut 184U, and now the llureau aud lk>partipeut are rewarded by the proud opportuniiyto display what they have so long and so carefully kept aud ao jealously guarded. Next cuun* tho Treasury Department with a pr/fuse display of money, nor gold aud silver',altogether, hut urinte'. money. Tbe array of specimens ol Treasury notes of every description and dcnvminatiuu ever issued, is a otudy fur the admirer of beauty and flue art. Iu uu land under the sun is so much skill shown in the manufacture of paper iuo* jy. Thu papor for the cuutiluiital mun.y wa^xuide only a few miles hence, at the “Ivy Milk’’ and the mill is running yet and in the luind* of n descetdant of its old proprietor, but when the | writer vimtc<l it some time ugp, it .was. i making a nasty kind of thick wrapping i jwper of straw and old rupcs. Franklin used to get hl* paper there. Even it the OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER Splendid weather and splendid sights —The attendance increasing—More about Uncle Sam's General display Postal facilities on the groundsSome interesting subjects for future Letters—A few other things briefly mentioned. . old mill 1ms been burned down once or twice, it is— more certainly thanjthebay's । old jack-knife which had five new .blades j aud four flew handles—the same mill, and I it ought to drop the jtraw and junk and I make some more band-made, water-mark. : linen-stock joperwith som£ of old Ben­ jamin's shrewdudvice printed on it in old fashioned type. / And hero is the Navy Dvjmrtuwut wliieh shines—as it has a right to do—in bunting. ; One rends the history of the American flair suspcish'd from, the columns in tbc variotu forms uf the udouial aud couvon tlLUNK OOIMO SOtTII. IWWAK-1’ fllC'AGQ Ill’KOX Pxwiswvlam Drrnuiv TnreTaaxJHo. s. «•*. X. TWff| a. ■ rtebt u or. UlAUDliX H Utt ■»tUr Of IM.jUuu tfrCarrf* TKklSK HEAD!READ! READ! S't'TlI BATTLB CUXX. KICK These uiirivaled machines andrepatrs for me arc supplied nt lowoU factory prices ■lay Comfort and Rappinejn Siek *■« AtflWei! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY GREBLE& RUSSELL HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. DR. J. B T.aRifhn Th* noted and'jn»tly odebrated PhxahUaul San Fraaei«e<> California. re«i-netfu!lr annnunresftrcsriWirtart.’StS’JStts ;t tattac* Haute ftw eontaluttan dariaw IKB aiU PENSIONS Tn whom PeiMfona ore ,ytaa*rL*nd UtaetaaaU. Btata siStKtfis’.vsU’ we: rf WOMEX. rmnw .r «H t> With Lha hahlHMt romtu. w- wxsvlta mo rrojrroKE. -n M»r may r«dr« the beaefit ot hie el Ar^'.VirjJiKTj I’ll II.AbXI.I'll IA, May 27th. llGU. “ Union,” wilh and and while “fly," a The attendance at the Exposition in- : white anchor on a blue field, white Man on a blue field, and eventually the flag of , to-day, showing largest. uf aft, as if it had ■ Iletter than last week. For some days post grown in site as well as developed in de­ the weather has been most delightful, and • sign. The navy shows a variety of guns aside from the, slight drawback of a few for s]>ecial services, such as Iraat howitxers unfinished buildings, etc., this is redly the I and gunwale guns; it also lias pile* of aaval stores, with .smelling rope-, and pleasantest time to -visit the Exhibition. I things to eat and to wear; the provisions The trees, flowers, grounds and all sur­ to go to tlie great cook’s galleys and the roundings look as fresh and beautiful as a tarnishing of the men’s kits; the instru­ Is tbe Best Lager Rrcwod in tbe MtafH May Queen, and Fairmount Park is just I ments oYthe Tarnsit of Venus expedition, now the most attractive place to be found as the War Ifopartmcnt has those of the Signal Service. The Department has also anywhere. There u no dust and appro*- some boats Uf tbe Polaris exposition, one sire heat to be encountered, and travel ■wow made in an emergency from an ahan • Around lie many piles of both on the. rood and about the dty is not dooed vessel accompanied with many discomforts which shot and shell and of materia) suggestive of long service, when “they that go down will be inseparable from it in midsummer. FIELD to tba sea in stupe" have to depend upon Yet most likely the great rush of visitors the forethought of the providers, who must Tuauthy. Clow. Ita will come then, for American.* as a rule, be ready to supply everything frets a crease, somewhat and has been generally IRANI NAHM IMSION. The KelUhto Shari Liar EAST AND WEST. SllViTtBBCER HAND NANM AND BETR6IT WCHIGAM CBBTRAL RAILROAD. GOING EAST. select the season of the year for pleasure trips, when travel is a burden rather than a pleasure—when it is too hot to stay at home. There are still people who do not realise lhe discomforts uf tw»in a bod, in a seven by nine room, in the middle of July, and that is why the crowd is expect­ ed to be tbc largest TUW. AUFtAGVK. Frwidta. about awl after the glorious Fourth. Lost week I gave a- preUy full outline of the government agricultural display, but only “fooled round the edges" of the United States buLding proper, >B rii'w a » which I think w-’J, after a”, attract as much notice from the average visitor as any part of the i exhibition. Unde Sam’s ‘'Ccnteunial Branch Post Office," which oocupicr a space forty by aixty feet in lhe aonth-west wing of the building, ia as complete and well-ordered x* any city iu the country possess,-*. It is inclosed by a walnut par­ tition .with gtam from*, and lias five hun­ dred wmreuient lock lioxea. Timrcare-J urn catfierv employ<sl. and fifty Jm.ich for f depomting mail stationed at virions points , on the grounds. The clerks speak all ’an- ; guagm and tlw deposit hnxes are lettered ! in English. “ “• * ** Freud. « Gpnamii Spaiush, I Italian, and Japanota.1 __ _____ Hourly trip* . arc ; made to the main <;ty post office by the Centennial mail waging, which are hand­ some vehicles with drivers in uniform. One of the carriers is a John Chinaman. Sue hangs down his Imek as natural as o«<or.p,.u. . • The space occupied by the IW Offio: Department, proper, i» 40 x Di feet, and displays many intcrorting exhibit. The little Envelope Machine and uickfo plated Baxter Er-1-*, mentioned **—• •before. ■ • which mrt 22,000 envelopes per ing. This last ia tbo idace-to study homau nature. I cannot think of any pbre, where one would find such a varitay .fapotimow uf tho genur homo, in,-as the nalur uluto ®y. "nil stages of preaerratwn." Coming down from thegvverumc.it build- V.F.ST^JJSryiOFF UIE. d * t>i*- AsUroad taBXWmani DivMoa off counterfeit fifty cents MttnicAco, nice*, through In vluago, bat I cannot loarn dial mauh wm done al tt, and of c. mrae it, has been wholly stopped now. . ;■ ,’j .7;; Jr. abogt tattled tluiro will be tw forthi-r roduutwu iu . railway faro, and no the wmmiltac appointed by the (kuusinial (>nnmii*ronto confer with the railway au- fell Wai niitteml DOMI at � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-05.pdf 820513f5893ba149c2135dc37e504a21 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 11 The ^cjwi-Weekly heplihlicaji flapper. Read the Recor d GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AAD The Gitfiering of Veterans. ' The seveuth annual reunion of Michi- PUBLISHER. oy THE W CHILLED PLOW! TERMS (Hr SUBSCRIPTION : r/ iB»6 SoLo 18/1. 3043 Sold i/i i8?i. Solo i/I 18/3. 14976 SoLo i/t 1874. 31077 Sold /87g, 440 fuLLy 100000 oiLL DO 40401400 704 1876. Ofo 44L7 ra Yes of adtttt?tisino. 1/ rwr coiann. i ww 4X» lOLfloraunraaxofsajot iaa.m EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL •art Nine different Points for 1876, ms adapting the “OLIVE It” to 1 kind of soil and work. PHOFESSIQMAL AMD BO3HE3S CARDS. MILO T. WHEELER. COUNTY TRRASURXR.-Offlea in th« Co«rt ISAAC W. VROOMAN. PRICES REDUCED L'SbHB.-aHMXlW.Do«ty U.a. Mara Come and get one ON TRIL. civil, ENGINEER. CwU 1 trait. May 25. The “city of the streita*' was dressed in her most gorgeous attire to receive the vetenuu who rallied from every part o< the Stale. Among the Lansing aUdiera who joined their oom­ rads io tlus fraternal reonion were Gen. Ely, C. B. Hodakio, Allan Shattuck. E. H. iforter, F. Schneider, Georgo Law­ rence. George J. Foster, John Nagel, Merritt IxnrU, E. Cahill, and Chas. Priika. . . ■ ‘ Tlrerc were only fire or six members JOHN Q. CRESSY. ’ •looted: S- C- PHINDLE- Champion Reapers and Mowers. officers Schnell, Bter; executive Committee, Capt. I). M. Caldwell, Sergt. L. Smith. Sergt. Philip Hartman. Corp. M. A. Msrkham, Corp. A. Buro<>n, Corp. Frank M. Caldwell, Genuine Mishwaku Double "*,x Shovels, Harrows, KoadScrapers, «“•> a®- J. L- FISH, The reunion of this regiment was *L._ ’e-r. at the Biddle House at noon, with 65 memliers in attendance, a falling off of about one-half as compared with last 50jrl LLCIL’S RUSSRLL, G-ilKBLE & RUSSELL. AW YER. Cireoit Court CowWdooer. Jurtloo uf meeung. rnesMR. wsumb vernor, r.. m. I'hmputt. and J. G. Dwkmaon wren aponmtmliM* to In prepare nmnam a ■ regirwn. pointed a committee OBo.otor CHAS. H. BAL ER. iMi.r'.if rvuuioa was left to the executive commit­ tee. The fallowing office™ were elected for»th« ensuing year: President Maj. Horace Grey of Grasac laic; vice presi- > WM. IL HAYFORD, IMPOSITION HATED OPPOSITION COURTED Comparison Invited and Competition Befied in Teas, Coffees and Spices aroxxxsr stabjlby’s. ' WM. VJPfQHN, All grade, of Tom the very^beat in the Market rresh every week from the Importers 8. 8. SLEEPER & CO., of Boston, and for sale at prices which dees successful competition. . DELIGHT J. WOLF. M. D. GIVE ME A CALL. DR H, F- PECKHAM. Yernor of Detroit; executive committee, J. G. Dickinson of Detroit, R. M. Plimp­ ton of NUm. H. 8. Bootell, L. H. Ripley, I. C. R^iagtoDDfGrndHapUt. ' frrn CAVAI.RT. The 8th ckvalry held their reunion in parior C, Michigan Exchange. The at­ tendance was quite large. An address was delivered by Maj. N. S. Boynton, and elocted : Preaideut, Maj. N. & Boynton ; vice president, Col W L Buck; come ponding secretary, Scrgt T N , Birilsall; recording secretary and treasurer, Capt John II. Riggs,orator for next meeting, Sergt C G Ifobiwteou. 2d 27th INFANTRY. INFANTRY at noon nt the Cx« House, s laryc attend regiment printed for distribution among once being present. The president. Maj the members. Capt Ephraim Marble Harrison Soule of Jackson, presided. delivered a brief and appropriate^ address, After the transaclioa of the ordinary which was received with much enthusi­ business, the following officers were asm. 11 was decided to hold the next elected for the ensuing year: • President, reunion al Adrian, upon the occasion of Maj Harrison Soule; viec president, the next state reunion. The following Lieut A J Anderson ;secretary, Dr Mil­ Officers were elected : Prarideot Gen'J G ton Chase. The office™ were also elected Parkhurst of Coldwater ; vice pnaddenta, executive committee for the ensuing year. Capt Ephraim Marble of Ann Arbor, and The next reunion will be held at the time Capt C C Starkweather of Detroit; secre­ of the next so’ldiera' and sailors’ reunion tary and treasurer, B B Bissell of Albion ; at Adrian. , Th*5 14TH INFANTRY. meeting ef the] surviving members of this rogimeut woh held al the Russell House, about 36 being present An organisatton was t perfected by the election o uf officers : PremPresif the following officers de0. Dr Wwanl Batwdl; ‘secretary and . z. - James » -n i treasurer, Capt Barnard; oorrts- pondiog secretary. Maj Wm E Springs­ teen. A committee was appointed to make itrrangementa for a rcuniou of the regiment to be held in Ypsilanti on the 1st <if September next. 15in INFANTRY. Maj W C Btovena; secretary, Adj W W 10th CAYALRT, PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, The reunion of lie IMi cavalry TAKE NOTICE. 1 asssa Sw„t's - - --- MICH . The Mountain, ken up for distribution as aoaveaira The 4 r,— .k- THE KTRKET PARADE. There were about 1,000 of the old vet­ erans In line, with their battle torn flags waving above them. The side-walks along the whole line of march were throng­ ed with an immense concourse of people. Roofs and windows were occupied; the Campes Martins was densely thronged; the steps and Lolcouica and towers of the city hall were covered with peo|A‘; the| porks were filled; there must have been 50,000 spcctatora on the streets. A sa­ lute of 100 guns was fired M the prixxssion passed the soldicra monument. ADDRESSES. At the opera house D. C. Holbrook of Detroit delivered the welcoming aJdtv», which was most eloquently responded to by Gcu L> M Cutelwuu of jlatuKue. The oration on “War memories and eiril duties’’ by'Charles 8 May, occupied more than au Lour. After declaring that the North was right and the South wrong in this great contest, he dilated ou the duty of national pacification and re­ conciliation between the aections, and spoko as if the people of the North refused to accept the proffered hand of the South in brotherly reunion,—which is a misrep­ resentation. Il is the people of the South who refuse to be recon­ ciled to thone of the North, nnlese they wiilsappreaa their political convictions. Mr. May should go down among the Con­ federates, and tell them how necessary it is that they exercise a pacific spirit and learn to tolerate polticol discussion and independent voting, if they wish to be prosperous and happy. For him to lec­ ture the soldiers of Michigan on forgive­ ness and magnanimity was a piece of sub­ lime assurance! - B Baker of] J A Swilsborh of St Louis, Mo, Major Dek* Saf of Grand Havw, and private H H A BANQUET. Wobb of Mattawan; aeoretary and treaswas held in the evening al a About 30 members joined in the re­ union al the Biddle House, and were called to order by Co! H 8 Dean of Ann Arbor. The secretary read the minutes of the last meeting, but no new btuinees was xxSOmS past A short address was delivered by Gen L 8 Trowbridge, aud the following were elected office™ of the awmeiation t President Gen L 8 Trowbridge; vice president, Mid Cicero Newell, sccretarv, TUB the Biddle sat down to sumptuous viands. Toasts were responded to by Wbu P. Wells, Henry M. Duffield, Governor Bagley, Gcu. D. S. Stanley, Sylvester Laroed, Captain Edward Cahill,George W. Bough and Gea J G Parkhurst. ' 1 am now running a NEW PORTABLE MACHINE for Moving, Rasing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings from small to great, and having handled about 1,200build­ ings in 16 years, feel confident I can satisfy those that may favor me with a call. My address is Irving, Barry (Jo., Mich. A.. S. DTLAN. Irving. Mich , April, 11th, 1876. regi- There were about 36 To tkoge U7umi it may Concern: IKY k KKOSSKAU. raxrniBX, .»a*»hu™ o«^». 17th infantry. This regiment, better known xs the “Old Stonewall,'* met at the Biddle 22d infantry. J"olin. Stanley. U: large. There were many in the city, but not more than A dosen goL together at room 164, Russel! Bouse. The following officers were elected: President, Sergt Oscar Joalin ; secretary, Capt John Stew­ art ; corresponding wcretary, Lieut P Cassidy; orator, Capt John Uumudine. 9th cavalry. The members of the 9th cavalry regi- HTOBGTON-Hkk- URANDRAFIDe. THE The attendaucc of members of (his regi- BURGHER. OJle' ji eja McAllister Co D. Chpt Hamilton; Co E, •niuing year: President, Capt Clint Spencer; Tice presidents, Col George^ C ;Wlteaton Carpenter ;&> F, Cd! Raymond; Hopper, Capt Saninel E Andrus, Dr . Co G, Joel CMbn ;!Co H, Capt ftriacoe; Nonnan Johnson, Corp David F Fox ; CoX<)ba>’Funke;Cb K, J. W -Clevesecretary and treasurer, Lieut John Gor-' ‘laud. The president, vice president, and ing. It was voted that every member of corresponding secretary were authorised the icgiment in the city should attend to designate tha- placs for next meeting, the banquet; if he was unablo to' buy a and appoint the local committee of prepe ticket, one should bo provided %r him. rations. ■ . did not elect any office™, but was partic­ About 20 members assembled at the ularly noticed in the parade. Among Globo Hotel iu t^e afternoon, upon the cBmplelion of tho exercises at the opera those who marched in the ranks were ex­ Auditor General Humphrey of Jackson, bouse, and effected a temporarv organisa­ Col F Schneider ami Capt Charles II tion by the election of Capt John Quig­ lledskin of ihiscfey. ley as prooidenL It was resolved to hold The earl^ p^rt of the daj wan given up a regimental reunion in Detroit, Augua; 5th infantry. to the reunions of the various regimenu 19th.' The veterans of the 5th infantry met represented. at the Russell Howie, about 40 members From the Itatruit /’mz w^ take the being present. They ■ had a pleasant This regiment which numbered over followiegixeo^b of three reunions which social time and enjoyed themselves to­ is ofgeire^ tbtereM: gether for an hour or more. No busi­ clctm'n brigade. ness wxn transacted. the Biddle House. It waa the first meet­ ing, however, and now that ao organiza­ The membere of the 1st, 5th, 6th and j 8th infantry. W tion had bceucffected, a large attendence 7th cavalry ragtaaouta -41 in all—met in The reunion of thia regiment was held u expected*™ Iho the future. The annu­ room 28, Michigan Exchange. . As there at the Biddle House at aoon and was at­ al dues were fixed at fl. .The fallowing tended by about 40 members. Gcu ' office™were elected President, Maj A Ralph Ely presided. After reading the ' P ll Aradt of’Befrorlj viot ^preeidenu, minutes of the last meeting the following ,Capt Wm II Crouch of Anu Arbor, officers were elected: President, Gen । Sergeant Jaujes C Voorhies of Rochester, formerly a brigade associatimi, but it had Ralph Ely of Lansing ; vice president, ' Lieut Georgo A Seeley of Detroit, pri- ' not been kept up. It is called the Michi­ Captain L G Buckingham of Flint ; ; rate H J Bartlett of Memphis,' private gan cavalry brigade — hriatiou, and has secretary and treasurer, Capt E Maruiu H Clay Hartwell of Flint; secretary, Q the following office™ for the ensuing of Detroit; historian, Sergt W B Fox of : M Sergt James T Beadle of Detroit; year: Preaident. Geo. B. A. Alger; vice North Newburg. ’ ■ treasurer Sergt. George T Jacks of Detroit ; presidents, Col. Fieeman Norvell, Col. historian, Scrgt Wm H Wood of Roches ■ J. IL Kidd. Maj. Wm. M. Ksiriut, Surter ; bwgter^Kkffiohs Zieaao of Detroit. gvoo.G. 11. Richards; secretary. Maj. P, About 30 members uf this regiment Motheraill; treasurer, Assistant Surgeon B. B.Boreh. Gen Parkhurst The 6th Michigan heavy artillery' met IHEklFF. DrtM.tr O>aa<r S»r»c-y°r »OJG CwviMcr. lfSc..t tb.Cwirt Ifaise. WM. 1054. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JUNE 5,1876 THE OFFICERS elected for the ensuing year were: Presi- 23d infantry the council chamber at. 1 o’clock, Col D H Jerome of Saginaw. The elec tion of office™ for the ensuing year re­ sulted is the choice of the following: executive committee, Capt W President, Capt G W Buckingham ; vice president, Cant Benj F Briscoe; secreta. ry, Capt Charles Fowler; treasurer, Capt Bum adjourned the president Samuel E Pittman, Col N ,B Eldridge, Capt Epbriam Marble, Capt D W Clem­ mer, Gen B R Pierce, Col W B McCroery Capt H H Burrows, Geo B F Partridge. CorpV W Bruce; eorreaponding accretexy, Capt Beojamiu F Briscoe; recording secretary, Cant Wm II Manton ; treasurer Cd 8 8 Mathews ; executive committee, Col H M DnffieW. Gen W H WUhingtim, tome Mr| Graves. Col Thaa Sayior, Col Robert Burns. 1877, at phre wHiin tWI INFANTRY. There were forty-nine births iu the Township ofi Vermontville last yaw—a > / �k’es, people. «>“*> Amer- ■ iventiun nomination Mfe tb«« i»>J be one, bol U hu. lUsTtsu, Mich., ■cd Jcsr 5,1876. him, since Mr. name Cs. has the voice of the prem it the voice of an met in secret nereion in the npper chamber of the Ruerell Home. If the people, when it speaks for the nomination ring nJBBtera, We have onlj tc say that he is to true and noble a man to be caught in such who has done noble service in the cause of riuht, justice aud humanity, and duaarves belter of the * Republicans of Michigan, than to bo used For President। RVTIIHKFOBD IL HAYES, as a tool to men I by designing defeat the wishes of the Republican masses ; ; aud we do not yet believe he will of- Ohio. consent to be thus med, especially in his For Vice-President, prerent physical condition, which but too JOHN F. HARTRANFT, plainly indicates, that his work on earth of Pennsylvania. world. unkind No word or thought concerning Har­ Mr. wood .shall over spring from our suul,.but ‘‘Honest money for all. and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the other.” wc cannot consent to see sacrificed on the altar of men’s personal ambition so able >nd true a mau av Charles M. that Mr. Howard with all merits, even in his most vigorous days, should be made Governor. The people are for Mr. Croswell. his nomi- They nation as the Republican Republican National Convention. Croswell, his candidate for Governor, aud it remains to be seen wheth­ The next union Republican Convention for the nomination of candidates for President and Vice-President of the United States, will be held in the city of Cincinnati on Wedne*. •lay the fourteenth day of June, IH'G. al 12 o'clock noon, and will consist of delegates er this Russell House cabal is remarks ■. jwwcrfui trict read him to Congress- Speaking of ibis CtnetnMli ' explain why gendemro who incline toward free tradearc no strong­ While Mr. Howard might live to dis­ charge the duties of Governor, it see* to us the duties of that office would, be a very severe tax upon httn. Mr. How­ ard has no stronger admirer in _ the Stattf than ourself, but we should hesitate about putting aside n man like the Hon. Chas. M.CiwweU, ebysfeallyss well aa men­ tally strong, for a man in as poor health as » Mr. Howard. However, this is a matter for the State Convention to tun aider.’ The Tnbitnf» undoubtedly cor­ rect when it says that “Mr. Howard's name would be a bulwark of strength in the canvass." , But if his strength will allow it, wc should prefer to see bis dis­ to join the noble army of patriots iu that upper *nd belter tlw ; Can any one is nearly done, and that ho Will .soou go Subject lo tho decision of the Republi­ can National Convention. Corolioo to (kmoeosoo. The Howell [e , _A. Douglu’a son is a delegate from North the of Mr. Croswdk ! Of the proposed candidate uf the Heiss nmn *1,200 fi r of July celebration. suggested. And we have good re believe that in other counties as in this, company. st and largest line of Clothing, in Barry Coun'„ _ -Ja and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vests, and a Uor« for ly in favor of Mr. Brutow ? The three Republican Dominations for Congrsre thus far made in .Iowa hare all been given to soldiers. linn of Overcoats all sizes, .styles, kinds and prices. Over The judgments obtained by the gov-1 ernmeut against disdllert tn St. Louis I | The treaimeul of Mr. K<r uudcr char,;<rcrena rjatternE Of imported and domestic get M wo^erftilly difcent from anything a,,ICrtni F*411 v 1 the CLOTHS ANO CASSIMERES. Rcpubliceti thu* far. •cconW *< Brownlow nays that there is one uot man tn all the Democratic House of Rep- ' pjaentatTvee wK> romonip' W the standard „ matter, Barry County Rfpitf-licttH says: . There is no man in Michigan that stands higher than C. M. Croswell, ot Adrian. In tho very prime of hi* man­ hood, polished and refined in every re­ spect, of splendid address and an eloquent speaker, honcet and modest to the very cxucmCi nc „ wou WH1 extreme, he is B a m311 man who will create an enthusiasm in the party that will carry ________ the Klate_______ by storm. _ii-' m Tho * men ~ who v~ be­ little Mr. Croswell MrCroswell i are treading on uncer­ tain ground and their motives may well ONE HUNDRED amount Io nearly a milliou of dollars. The Treasury estimates Departmcot that there will be a • total deficit iu the revenqu-of fourteen million.’ for the fiscal A first-claw* TAIL.OH from Petmit, ported won. i^hen w# shall be prepared to furnish the beat clothing TO ORD ER, and perfect fits guaranteed, nt the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block. IIaMings, Melt. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. yenr^hding June 30 the roar" is the “Americans’to rule Ha'tin-.;*, Mich. adopted ibis year in electing delegate* to the Democratic Convention at St. Louis. Fall in, young voters, if you like the lead. RlCKFOftb It ts thought at Washington that the Belknap impeachment trial will AUTOMATIC be post­ be questioned.__________ ' . poned untik November, to avoid. prolongMr.Croswell is u6t a more newspaper candidate, aud is by no means an office Embrace* under one managraent tbr Gimt 'Frank Ballway Lines of th. WERT and NORTH-WEST. ami. w.tb ita numerous branches and connect . forms the eliortewt and quickest reutr Iwtween Chicago and all jsiinta in iLUMOIB, WteOoJtSI.X, SuitTUEkv Michigan, Minnwota. |owa, Caltfounia and the Wiser- dial seeker. For 12 years his numerous hocmmon. friends and adminr* have solicited Hi.« some men's vanity may be gratified, or The IndiaMpuiia Juonnil ray* permission to use bin name in connection some Man* personal ambition to l>c Sen­ with the office of Governor and it was latent figures for the Cincinnati Convent ator ft* the ensuing six years may be only after he had received assurance* (toil are Blaiue, 2‘J4; Murton. 210; Conkgratified, for wc have no doubt, llut the .from every quarter of the State, that the liug. R0; Ilartrauft,' M: Briafiow, 57; “true inwardness’’ uf this movement is itcoplc dcHtrvd him to take the office, that Hay«s, 47;'Jewel, 10. and of two delegates from he consented to allow his name to be pre­ ritory and the District of ( either pure spite because the people are Au exchange a*y»; “A little wit goca sented to the Convention. for Mr. Croswell and not for A or H who The Lansing UepMican rays : rrcotumendai to invite all Republican cleetora desired to contest the nomination with .«., .. —— and all other voters, without regard to teast The proposal to nominate Wm. A. the fac--’ of the earth.” p<ilitical differences or previous party affilia­ Mr. C. or else to perputuate the term of a Proctor Knott Chairmau uf tho Judiciary tions, who are opposed to reviving sectional certain gentleman iu the Senate of the Howard as the Republican candidate for Governor has fallen flat. No paper in Committee, which wv carrying the joke a issues, and doaim tc promote friendly foolitiR and permanent harmony tkrpugbout the coun­ United States, neither uf which is very tho State excepting the one which find try by maintain^ and enforcing all the commendable when it assumes the shape advocated it, the Bay City TrAttor, gives constitutional rights of every citizen, includ­ Another IfotaMratfc dmrtffeper at it much support. His feeble health is an ing the fUU and free exercise of the ri^ht of of “Star Chamber" dictation. overwhelming objection. On the ether Washington has dwgr-lod himself by act'- 2nd suffrage without intimidation and without Of this movement the pres* tout begun hand, the Adrian 7»w» dedarea that -x- ing the part of abul^y. An unpaid groto speak, and wogivo place in this issue Speaker Croswell, whore fitness is coneedto its voice as follows : friends, they propose to have him stay, Tho Adrian Ttmeasays: ble officers ; who are in favar of making such a Democratic official. and be proposes to stay.'.* Cbadcs M. Croayrell i* ou uovice in enough Yo overrule their wishes, . . jiublir. life sting any of its obligations, and in favor of sustaining, in every way the national faith Il« !'»■ borne a prominent part iu State affairs for many sccoud Ip no mau iu in Slate the the knowledge wliiel, the Governor of Michi­ liberty and ihould be maintained absolutely free from sertariaa-control; who believe that, for the promotions of throe end., and direc­ tion of the government should continue to be confided in those >vhu adhere to the princi­ ples of 1770 and support theta as incorporat­ ed in the conMitution and laws; end who arc tn favor of recognizing and strengthening the fundamental principle of national unity in this centennial anniversary of the birth of the Republic. E. D. Mouas, Chairman Republican Na­ tional Committee. gan ought to possess. Mr. friends named him for the place, believ­ ing him second to no man iu the State in the capacity aud qualifications necessary position. Having placed in him the field, they propose to have him stay, aud lie propose* to stay. the nomination of man fur Governor out the pole to the interests of the people of the State, and who could not be used M a cats paw, to pul! any reference to uptm the Republican party of aa their candidate for Govcrior. itaUkte* tioofiof Mr. the immediate Michigan Mr. Ho Blaine al present?' They hare been reading the reports of Rcpubli tho Saltan of Turkey, hut several inaden tai facta serve to throw lighten the on gin and tendencies of the movement can convvtitiouA lately.' । It is cheering to sec such a Veteran -fighter of wrong as William Lloyd Garri­ son standing up. and to acceptably discharge the duties of the We have no word to say against** the ability of the Boa. William A. Howard. We know and recognise the important Work he has done, and wc hope will still But when THE GUBERNATORIAL QUESTION. be able to do for the party. the Bay City Trlbtate rays what it docs in its concluding paragraph, in regard to We. note, not without tome surprise, the his ; phyried health, it either speaks igno eflorta of certain men representing no-body rantly or else with a deliberate intention but themselves, meeting iu an upper room ]to deceive. Mr. Howard's own words to in the Russell House, at Detroit, to make his friends at the secret meeting 'which placed him in’thc field was to the effect the attempt to dictates nomination for thU the state of hb health absolutely for Governor, by the forth coming Republican ;bads him attempting to riisebrtee the ac­ duties of the office; that he would Convention. Most of these gentlemen, tive 1 as wo see their names published are er have 'only accept the nomination uu condition that a mau was named for the Lieutenant been aspirants forthe Gubernatorial nom­ Governorship who was fit and competent ination, or arc prominent U.1 S. officials. to discharge ths duties of Governor. There mon saw the popular will indicated Here is where wo take issue with the ride of all ring), true as the needle to hand with (Croswell's •nd OaHfomii Line and best route for all pointe In Illinois, Iuwa. Dakota, Nkbrabka Wvomixo. Colobado, Utah. Nevada. CaliroBVXA. OkboOn, China Japan and AUBBBAX4A. Its Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line xa the abort line for Northern Wis­ consin and Mimnsbota. and for Maui bon. Kt. Faux, Mxmnnapolis, Duluth and all paint* la the Great Northwest Its Winona and St. Peter Line Is the only route for Winona. Roch»TKK.OWATOXNA, MANKATO, St. PtfTKS New ULM, and all pointe iu Southern and Oentral Minneanta. It* Green Bay and M«*a, JettB Line la the only Ufa for JAKterritax, Watkbtoitn.FunoDu Lac. Oshkosh, APPuraoK, Gbkkn Bay, Kkanaiu NBGAUNU MABQUETTE, HQUUHTO.S Hancock aud the Lake hwkriob al! partis* tViUNTUT- ita iafrtaafoa Freeport and Dubuque Lins la (beonly route for Elgin, Rockfomd. FuffPOBT, and all pointe via Ere>q»>rt. Ita Ohicaao and Milwaukee Line Ta the old Lake Shore Route* and »the only one paasing through Evanstun, La*b i Icaaar, Hiohumi i*ark. AVA UK BQAN, ACINE. KENiMHA Iu ..iknUr. oMrvM Milwaukee. . kviTTixn ilAcnixt Mm. Co, BaOularer*. HrwtU»b»rw, Vu Puthnan Palace Cart are run on all through train* oftbb I-road. Thia it the ONLY LINE ruunint I tlMMe caro between Chiouro and til. _ __ __ _ 1 Paul, Chicago and Mliwaukw. or Chi­ Farm in the Towuridp uf Ita.tinK*. near c’ta° and WlOOna. Quimby Station, oa iba Grand Itaphb LH*l»At Omaha OUT SleepeHI connect with tea afiWMtehinn Central Railroad, contain, the Teriand Sleeper* on thu Vnl.o ing tUQHYY .1 C’«£S. of wbieh i a O allroad for all polute \\ cat ®! THE (ICKFOIB A8T0HATIC The Turkish Revolution. But little more teems to have come-' to declaring his belief that "the nation w purer to-day than it rule in Turkey, derived from the Koran, has always been that the ddeet member of has ever been before." Billious young re the Oman family should succeed to the formers maj Icaru something from that. Peter Cooper raid a few days ago tliat stance being the late Sultan's nephew. About ten months ago an important com­ he was too old to accept the PraridentiJ mand in the array was given by tho Sul- renewed his youth, in return of the flat- ffliitthxg Machine I FARM FOR SALE! soon perceived that this was intended to prepare the way to the throne by com if he were only in mending him to the Turkish ‘nation. better health perhaps it would bo. well The result was directly opposite, by ar­ lb« Pramfora ousing the suspicious and resistance of for him to feel once what his party have all who have been dissatisfied with the caused Mr. Blaine and Mr. Bristow to Government for some time, or who have Th?Zrorartr ‘ uTl- rate un I CHICAGO M follow.: A F'fr.t-Cla.i Farm, time, however, the crisis was ao doubtful that Mebcmcd Murad, the true heir appar»> : l____________n r". days, disappeared from the scene and betook himrelf to some place of aaftty. Now ha faaanedto the throne by a of their Chestnuts out nomination must be prevented at all hax- ards. Wc know there political history. and their men Wo know their action for twenty years last pest, and we arc glad ;.to know that thcpccp/e all over the State 1805, before William H. Baraum was look with deserved Contempt on their efforts to the front in the hour of hi. thereto. That demand runs like a mort- '' c“"' flaAylocatH, and under thorough cult me. | ForHt. Paul and Minneapolis, Tao Fur Putieolan inpuire at ibfo office or of the i Through THllM DffiUy. with PuUnwn lie who has the meat Suteeriber. Palaeo (Xr* attached on both traln_ . , , , , MoPIIKRsOX For Qm Bay and Lake Huwriot XXBOmC ’ Two Trains daily, with Pullman Palare Hartiap. Jan’y. Im. IM4. generally chosen into public office.” But Can attached, aa’l running through to Thurlow Wood don't like talk about Til- representative, of throe great Powera, .ud , ——---------uuu ... „ „ Morse's Geography aaya, under the head the EiEur ar nsemei THE FOE OF PAIN of the fire, and hcocc concluded that his be served bv the man they choose to serve them. Aller election comes the dmcharging of the duties of the office. Is it good policy io name a man for Governor, and who, if elected, as he himself says, would only be Governor in name add nut in fact ? gfiK* v“ . of Connecticut, known. would be usclcn and worse than umJcm CALIFORNIA country's of danger, «uu and whom needed wuuu money IUVUCT was was 110CUCU *«*-*—*«,*-. Mr. purac was not open.” The SL Clam flfepaMiwa ray.; Marquette. For Milwaukee, Four Through Train* daily, Pullman Car* on night train*. Parlor Chair Chra on day trains. For Sparta and Winona anti points In JlfaUNHbr-Qa. Through Train dally, wits Pullman Hlecpera u> Wimma. I* theQzasd OU MUSTANG LINIMENT, For Dubuque and La Crosse, ylaCU^ ton. Two Through Trains daily. •»« FaUman Cm on night train to Mr STOOD THE TE-.IT OF lo forestall the action of the Repubhciui Tho effort to bring forward the name of Hou. William A. Howard ra the can­ State Convention. didate for Governor, after the widespread The people can be trusted to relent expraaioa ia fitvur of Hoo. Chariot M. l he next Governor, in their primary Croswell, docs not make much headway. conventions, without the aid of or So far wily one paper appear* to fall in dietatibn from the. ring mastera of with the movement, and Um probs “ men’s personal amlntiou or tho u that Mr. Howard will follow the ^stetomcn whore nreure hare boon lackics of the notional administration. Uoucd and pabbdy withdraw his ThcNo tremenduous men make the won­ The movement is evidently am to derful dbcurey that the popular uprising luterest of the JUpubKeret ^wrty ami eerin favor of Mr. Creswell m “ody news- to bun.' Thcn te ufthc Puweni referred totally failed to smutch him. The con­ sequence m that he goes into the nrkMi Ctouw, m drfud. of ihleh ■ elTeaoJ mcuurrn" .™M ukon k, tho Pimm, llhnm likd, ihr - nati ConvcoUot. the only THay IH NO FORE IT WILL Nu‘lACHK^ KO Cincio- candidate who Four Train* dallyFor Hwktord, Hterllor Jwmvllte. ud oUnr poiru. r«> <» bore from two to ten trains dally. 2S OTHER domestic akOfltea, SM Farnham Street; sssmibfem Chicago I, fa emmfcmUmiof hh the throne in a complicated MANY AX■A M?A W.E MOB»k’ ““ had grievance, suffered by the rwrtvlx .I,-____ ' _ the withdrawal of-other —-fir n* ff*. - the, will |.UJ VTke ' FEwaioira 11 MamVXN HvaHirr. Gew. Hup't, t hirer’ nnnnnsG DOVE at this OJFIC® �Council Proceedings. fepliblicaji hpptf. Jbt __ wmmFAFtiwufiTmin. -*T KANG ERH GUIDE CITY LOCAL R- R. TIMIM ARD Indisputable Evidence. iDaffdo. K.X^-I wii ■ing. May 25th, A. D.. 1876, nt the Council present, lhe Council adjourned until Saturday evening. May 27th A. D., 1876. L. D. Qracxanvitt, Recorder. The Cutnmon Connell of ths City of Hastings met pennant to adjournment, on Sat ttrday evening, May*27th, A. D., 1876, at the present lhe Council adjourned Sine Die. L. D. Quackksbvsh, Reoorder. The Common Council of the City of Hastings POSTpFFlCK TIME CARD Council room. J. M. NEVINS. P. M. The Committee on Ordinances reportcd an Ordinance relative to the Fire Depvrtmatit, Ohi. itemie and retail, best badly afflicted I did the llaectted without a bottle of Hie Discovery and Purga­ tive Pallets in the house. They are a solid. iu the oity at ‘ Smith, xxl8w3 Manee4 Pbestons. DBY GOODS HAVE TACK A TUKIS ! Gulden Medical Discovery, with daily un of FURNITURE! Of everyjjlescription which we At A W. Bailey's. can sell cheaper than any boos- in Bar­ ry County, for thew reasons: let Because we have no rent I > pay. 21. Because we make the most of our Jxmsdalc muslin 12 eta. Shirting Gets. Extra heavy Shirting 121 cts. Beat cottonades 15 to 30 cts. goods ourselves. 3d. Because we keep the best c work­ men. 4th. Because we warrant all goods we make. We sell nonc.of this cheap-made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. Tbe goods wc make Is made by hand, and warrauted. We invite all persons to Twu button Kid A nice line of Cant'Endings «l»y ofb»«rlric A full nnd complete assortment of Clothing. xxi5tf A. W. Bailet. QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY; The ordinance wm then read the third time Su^. Suu. . Closing out Slae—Canned good-* at cost aud more loo, al J_ Smith, Manee 4 Prertox'b, XXlBl Time to Settle. all about the county The lime has now come wlien my coup's must be paid. 1 hat that I must be paid, and to nt test intitt tliat persons who owe j-ry »/» without further delay. Ralph Jurkax. May, 17th 1876. XXlOwJ Helped fully. □old nsj. Literary. Church Calendar. Head the Council proceeding!. June Thursday night. The Masons of Leslie are 11, Triuily Sunday, and Feait of Codfish, Trout. Whitefish, Mackerel, Silinon, aud Herring, all New Fish at Smith, Manee 4 Preston's. xxifiwS Ruing up a fine lodge room. Wed needs v. S Croswell deiirea to form an opin Going to Kansas or Colors do. - day 88j cents on the dollar. ConArmntlun (Tau on Thursday evening al Choir meeting ou Friday evening at 8 o,clock. al Midland, on LOM EUD.OQQ Southern Judicial Ku-1 emmanuel church. . S’.’ fbr one year’s sntwriptlon to Republic Publishing Company, Washington. D. C. REVOLUTIONARY BATTLES. School and Lending Library Literature. OarrrA Qaartrrig Rrritx ; Recent Scotch Novels te liar; Life Junin Vitali's Client. a French J 5 igrant rates to .the San Juan Mine*. Pullaian Palace Sleeping Curs between the Missouri River and the Rocky mount tains without change. Clow? coauection m ado at Kansas City and Atchison in patbiea of Individuals, ^tataforThe Coadl- Burial Case Co. His many friends wish him success. i Quekt—Who will do the undertaking? Why Stebbins Brothers of course. r.: Wanted.—Every one to try our Agricultural Society Meeting. Central park is the name chosen for the new city park at Kahmasoo. The Michigan Democratic delegation stands: Tilden 16. Hendricks6. ths people of that fUais are anticipating the ’*‘ ‘ ‘ * ’nduitry. » The Niles penpie arc trying u> Carl Schura to orate to them July 4. Esq., aas Judge Lildejohn will deliver Fourth-of-July oration at Cognac. The Executive Commitec and others of the Barry County Agricultural Society are requested to meet at the Co. Clerks office ou Saturday June 17th at lO o’clock A. M. to arrange list of premiums and nake arrangements for holding tbe annual Fair. ■ Geo. Kxagle. Prra. J. M. Nevinb. Sdc'y.________________ the uf Mr*. John Hotchkiss, died at the residence Bronsou. Branch county, celebrated Decoration day this year for the first Uni kkpjHg Juliet? At Albion. May 19, a child of Iririxg Marble was dangerously poisoned by eat­ la tbs Township of Rutland, had this city wm xxr8w3 k. Train baa brought me a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaitera for the summer and fall trade, which I will sell Teas Pxkston. WHOLESALE A RETAIL DjMsten OMt_ftarttts Frames, fc. MUIWS GROCERS Look here ! Lpok hero ! leaper than any firm in the State? a do it, fi»r, with the help of Otr Hr Sale at ite Lowest Unot Rale Wo STOiM WATER UK J. M. HEWES, UE vru paarantee Satisfaction. .Hearne furnished free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth We can give you better figures than ever c* ferud before, for wc nuke tho most of oCoffins and* Furniture. JHiiR Shingles Lath &c Salisbury A, Brosseau. Hastings, Dec., 22, 1876. 62yl . Strayed from the posture on the Mos­ ier farm, in the Township of Carlton, a light bay marc colt, two years old, rsther thin ii» fl«sd>, and rather small iu size. Any person giving information where the coU may be found will bo liberally re­ F. J. Jones, Howe Machine Agent. Hastings, May 31st 1876. xxilOtf warded. Do you want the Havana > to J. P. Roberta' for them. WOOL. WOOL CAB-DING, Baildix on Cigars New Haven Conn., FOR TKra Mercantile Training Mrs. Kate Barr ot Kalamasoo, has re­ covered $125 from a Battle Creek aalocnist mimed Hodge, for selling her hus­ xx4ltf CffARLES R WELLS, FrrMmi. USSRr 2i. BILLS, Secretary. shop with Jason Rich 4 Bro., Church aud Railroad Street. xxGtf owner of XSatnGllahiml In 1SU4. I wish to oil all wool rayadf, and will GEORGS L BEA THS. Maus Hastings, Mich. R. D. Bullock the well known STEBBIKS BIO’S FURNITURE, J. Cole &, Son WELCOME MARBLE. HASTINGS. MICH.. Mar 3L IA8. J. WE MEAN BUSINESS I Furuhure Rooms south side Stale St.. opposite'll. A. Goodyear’s Hardware Store. YOUKTGJMEN. celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different xiodx of Sewing Machines. Needk> and Maehme Oil. I also sell Wall 4 ury May 20 wm $1^12338.72 ; receipts during the week ending May 27 were $22,397.40; paymefi's during same time were $15,1*08.73; balance in treasury May 27th, 1876, $1.218,825.39, ia- Smith, Manbe Peerless Milk Safes now on exhibition at oar Fiimltuie Store. All kinds of work made lo or­ der. Repairing of nil kinds of old fur­ niture neatly done. Dealers tn all kinds Our Centennial, Mrs. Peter Kelly of Monro Her birth to her 19th child Miy 20. oldest is 19 years of age. The Michigan State Eclectic Medirel Association will meet in Lansing <m Wed­ nesday aud Thursday, June 7 and 8. band liquor. nr.d lie happy again A Great Redaction in Frites! salisburyTbr6ssea u M. D. Reed deriret to call attention to ing rhubarb. • A hail-storm at SpringwelU May 16 spoiled 1,000,000 of newly moulded un baked brick. The first postmaster at Charlotte Jonathan Searltt, whose commisskdated August 24 th 1838. READ THIS Whitman's Assorted Candies—lhe best n the market. A full aupply'at J. P. Roberta'. • Three men of Gratiot county made 8,600 lbs. of maple sugar this season. , likowlM. and everything tn the Furniture Hue. We invite all jieraonfi to call and look k ioffins, Caskets & Shrouds UNO PIASTER Topeka, Knit. XX52lf bear Inspection. No trouble at all show goods. Parttea having Pictures to Tram a would do well tog 'them framed of us as we can do it P .^jrand Cheaper than any bonne iu P ry County. We keep the Largest aud Best uelectod stock ot PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULDijcoh, Brackets, Papkb-HoldEBB, WaLL-PoCKETR, Sl.IPPEK- Hounou, J. D. FOSTER. WM. EIXJAH. What! don't you think wc can sell Anderson, W. 11. II. Heath, the senior luembc of the firm of Heath, Salisbury 4 Cor1 lixt retired from business in this tity, and is now traveling for tho Grand ilapitL* ■s State Affairs. *Surdir» azceetad. IDailr. •Catmo <Wo- Jlvtur; A Frenchman on French Cincinnati tjiquirrr. was killed Sunday Take the Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railroad; the new and popular line from Atchison and Kansas City, via the tx^auti— ful Arkansan Valley, lo Puc’Jo, Colorado Sprnps, Cucharas. Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Ke and all points in Colorado, New Mexico and Ariaoua. Special round "trip ' 90 day tickets to Denver on sale May 15th, at $50. taking in the famous Watering T. J. STEBBINS BRO’S, Keep It. Where you wul fiud all kuids of PROBATE ORDER. completely Nothing and pasMd by a m^orWy vole of all tbe mem - fcctiy smoulhnnd thepcaly eruptions aregone. been slecl m followo: j He hai taken some neren or eight bolt lee iu Ayei-AIJermsn, Evane. Lewis. MeNsuioa. 1 ■». »nd considers himself cured. This < ».e Tu.ll..., «. Farmers remember that the old and reliable house of C. B. Salsbury U, as ever, buying egg”, butter, poultry and all kinds ?f farmer’s produce, under Barlow 4 Good fear’s store, and paying for the same tho kigheat market pncc. Patronise tho house Jeu know to Ve reliable. XX2tf blolelm aud scab ». and on muliou of Aid. Tumlimou, the rejxirt HuM.il, HASTINGS 11319^ Tobacco.—Wc can sell the best for the money in the city. ’ Smith, Maxes 4 Preston'* cxi8w3 , WHERE i your Pellvti and DiMovery. I have j-acommruded the use o.' these medicines la several tee ere compHcated thought, an impure a ruvrred with ■COUNTY OFFICERS. uwto pitiful ulyBcu ever <^rn. hl* fire swollen out McNauton Russell, Sheldon. Tomi inion. For Sale—A fine more and colt. Time will Im given if desired for an appro­ ved note. Inquire of Morgan Jones, xxiar, • o* r\ to add my testimony « properties ®f your Alt. pli»h all they era claimed to do. I will only mention one aa remarkable, (though I could '.WSrXJSHAS ■ aad BatUa Crssk-A Uytl^aad Woodlsni-j <ny. and Maiafdayat 1> mo, HL, July B. 1874. The Common Council of ths city ofTiasliagi XXIta3 UNDERTAKING l am now. all alone in the Photograph Being a bualnoM that needs a great doal ____ menta to increase my facilities for doing uf experience, Tbetter work than ever, all should call Afler many yearn In the business, can truly any that they Music cleat guarantee of first-c work iu tho fiatnre. Rooms in Washington Bkrk, want of Pianos, Organa, Ac., should give south tide Slate Street. 31tf Geo. L. Heath. thama call, atBwaqmy's * ' meals can Ix^and^u tefuctiou than any other Arm in this Benter, with th* expwtetMw of a lifetlmt. willAlWRpiftVB hta penroual at- Hearse and Team fttrubiiwd when The moat extemivc, thorough and com­ pete institution of■ the kind iu tho world. Eight thousand graduates of l>ix, college now in sicccasful businem in the principal cith a and towns of the United Staten. Re RW Kiihf ItatM for Ymi la. lhe application of and carrying out of our novtl and systematic methods of BUSINESS TRAINING. life, and pynnta having sous to educate, full informalieu □IIABLSS B, WELLS, I'n-lul, Gilt and Fresco Borders Window Shades, xestr counties. xxi8w3 ' Inquire of Marshall Prickett. . , O». xx51 tf STEBBINS BROS. Smit®, Manee 4 Prewon. HaBtlnge, July 28tb. 1878. xx!3tf SIC •ROFFiCF �KBW AOTKRTIfijMEWL Ttofra-tatyMIicap fcapper RURAL G. F. Rowell ft Ctft. C61tnnn. 7^ TOPICS. Evary farmer is not a good bay maker, although it would aeem that anybody, UtQUATJXO aOLTB. |knowing anything about farming, pnght There are iuniy fanners of small means’ Ito be abm to get his hay into tho barn or who are thinking of removing somewhere istack in good condition if (ha weather be tu improve their pruapeeto in life. They :favorable ; bat such is not the case. In read of Florida, where it is raid a man ithe first place, a farmer should be fully irepared for haying before he commences. may make his fortune in growing oranges. Qverv implement wanted should bo pro­ They also read of Texas, where excellent land can be purchased at from 81 to 85 cured, and be in good condition; and wncn per acre, and whore fortunes arc made in a farmer bu much grass to cut it would be well to have an txfra mowing machine eattlc raWng. Then they hear of lhe great bargains iu plantations in other Southern to fall back on, in cue of a breakage. All AGENTS VARTID rarm fsms Sc wisf&xxsrf!■! and latermt Uta >«■ of Tw.» ha„,j, J3JK.-SS ' ■ I | lhe art there is in making good hay ia to have good judgment; and energy to drive the bmuttAMSS when the wca'hcr is favorable. Two men may commence to cut two fields of grass die same morning, each | ' I I 1 fidd exactly alike, each man having the | same kind of machine and the same I number of hands, and one will have all his hay in on the next day at sunset, cured in excellent, condition, while the I other will fail to “push things,” and will nut hare his hay cured the next afternoon, leaving it perhaps in the windrow, and a rain coining on the next day, lasting 24 or •18 hours, his hay is nearly ruined. The best advice I can give to farmers, in regard to making Lay. is to take advantage of good weather, and let every man and boy in your employ understand that you “mmn butintM." It will not do to wait till all your grasses are fully ripe for the machine but commence on that which is most ad­ vanced. The grass will require more cur­ ing, but it"will be boiler hay fur being cut early. The best timothy hay that I Holstein cows an Rowing iu jtopularever fed to stock wns cut two weeks in ity. The Society . Shaken, at West ’ advance of the usual time. Pittsfield, Mass., rci rtas fi-liows.- One cow, seven years old a the spring of 1875, A Western swine raiser says“ For the calving March 17,1 i given ou an average twenty quarts per dj to the present date . past three years I have been rery lucky I tested her milk trf utter from the _13th- with hogs. Haves jusluro of about thirtyof Jane for seven days, during which time five aero, not much; graw, but plenty of, she Made fourteen ]uutKht of nice butter young oaks, hickories and haB*l brush, with do extra feed and no more thana with plenty of running water. I keep common pasture. The second cow, six salt and sulphur in a trough where they years old in the spring of 1875, calved ran help themselves, with n pile uf char­ September 22d, 167.J, and after four or coal. and it will surprise tboHi who have five days her milk was reserved by itself not tried it to see them tail it after every and act for cream, after lotting tho calf food of earo." Probably a field of clover, suck whatit would three times a day. From with ranning water in it, would be the tho surplus of seven days, I found on best pasture that Lugs can be kept In. weighing tho butter, thirteen pounds of a Parsnips ore the beat root crop lltat can be fine article, aud iu total quantity per day, grown for swjoe. They cat them eagerly after throe weeks of the time of the calf raw. and iafny farmer* grow them cspesucking, she had averaged from twenty- eially to feed lo dick bogs. States; and sometimes a man will sell his little home, and take his family lo one of these Southern States, on the strength of an article in a newspaper. Let me say to men inclined to migrate, “look before yon leap." No man should ever remove to a distant State, without first going to seo things fur himself. A newspaper corres­ pondent may state some facts, but it is more fikely that he omits to state facts that would put an entirely different face on the matter. Florida has some advantages over a cold climate; but one may fail to make a living there, as elsewhere. You can grow oranges aud early vegetables there—green peas in February, strawber­ ries in March, that sell at 83 a quart in New York ; but just think of the fact that no grass grows there! Think of lhe lack of butter and cheese fit to eat—of the alneuce of schools—the non-existence of' society ; and yon will be inclined to think twice before you go there. MORTGAGE SALE. jLJ( QfipiMAKCE. „ four to twenty-nix quarts per day of milk. November 24th. 1874,1 bought a thorough_ bred, imported Holstein bull, one year old past, and his gain in ten months was four hundred pounds, making an average of forty pounds per month and not on high feed. They arc a fine growing stock, largo, good fpeders, and I can say with all free­ dom; that they are in my estimation the l>cat for market, milkers, butter, cheese, oxca and beef o! any thoroughbro I stock now*known in .pic country. I should be pleased to show tho above sampfoa to any and all who may be pleased to call. io Pin* Daaorimoairi uu« tho unto to bo dt irat KrcinoorooboO 1 MW MS? h« Mood. Purify thii by the uaa ■ Tarnant'a Sellacr Aperient. do Uwvtkapaadily and tborcual l friend of la. .offerer from rhe TO* HOLD ur ALL DBVOOIHTS. V.l. ___ ranitalfon. and frum Um. to Htna suoh wwll lion. by l.*»«»d r<aUli«M foravvpramout.il ordinals to tho otdiuneoo of tho elly. a* thrr u MO) ITU ACE MALE. Itariaif boas mada Io tbe eonditlun- <>| ths tons with th* Jlaoordsr. who shallI prajaat th* Tilt €LAIM-HOU8EK8T.\BLISHEl> IN ISUT. PENSIONS tbo.?kbrat7;bi,>r •ttmia' new a*ai MWMod v, u, Srsttrarn:,-!,';:; Egraji^ggfe.r.1: 1 th* rawpany miy rwiuJta. aAd in tb» bidak Vxc. 8. Th" <TH&rrat w»p<b1«. nnder *>»»«•«• rot and di reel inn •ftbair prwpw oSew*. «h«H. ■bort.Bbstbar iIamMkI or not.-«nd all widow, of »ueh not naw on tho Fcarioa roti*, ar* rrnusrtol to •rad ■* thwr addreu• at on-a. BOUNTY: porroni nainad in aaid UartUcei* ahali foil U Sure tar hi* app*inta*nt, hU aAo* shall boonra**** atves.1. tiun of a S«tron er percent, to be appoiniad M Commop Council, tn plane eftboee wbe all to rad-M* two itamp* tor rs/dy and rciaro of p**»BOItlM E. LIMON- Look Box t? Xf uhi Mt»a ni ^rowonCCanUln buss a. an honor.bl. *j»J PRORATE bRDER. 8TATKO1» MICHIGAN. County ufBtrty. At a raxinn of lb* Prcbat* Court for tbs Guroty of SfStt. nriu«» KriHatv %sr; AGBEKTOFm!. Potaa- n.u«'a, PHILOA.SHKLU Mvrtt a»»» au t.Vnm.»oir. ‘_ssss'siffsn ” __ |aa«ylim.l $j8$jnr; It appears that sheep husbandry in Col­ orado is becoming a profitable busiututi. It requires considerable capital; but when Haitinci Ultra Lie av Rax via. a newspaper print ■ property managed it pnys well. One »<1 and circahu<l In raid County of Barry for three should start with not less than 1,500 sheep KSracceaaira weeka prarlon laaaidtUy nfhearin«. 8. CTPBINDLE. and money enough to hue a herder, and the. profit the first season will more than pay expenses, with a good prospect of a PROBATE ORDER. OrMIcpiQAX. County of Barr fortune in the increase of the flock. Some nf tbe Frobal*Cn«r* fur tbe < 4»a al tba riotaua Otten. ia I. men begin with 500 sheep; and the cetion TharMv 11H Iw> day o male of the entire expenses is as follows/ PH ORATE ORDER, isyiffvs&asvt iKYCUOHAXCr, OB MOUL CHARMOni." n*v*llb<rMX ta»y faMlual* and rain '.b* > and aflrcti«n« of any parcoa th«y *b<>o.». in- Mfaiat thnPreUu <MBe«,5s i ate. on Saturday the l»h .Uy >racl(. Dronm.. Hint* to Ladin, au. usx1: THE HEW YORK MILITARY AGENCY A Banoh----------- ------------------------------------- HJ00 ! From reports from 42 factories in Ohio, in 1875, the following amagraare obtain­ ed :—Average number ofcows at a factory 31 ; average time of running, eight months and four days ; average amount of mil: per row fur tbe season, 3,642 pounds; average amount of milk per cow per day, 15) pounds ; average amount of cheese per factory fur season, 115,092 pounds; av< rage umonnt of intlk to a pound of cheese, about 10 3-10 pounds ; average price of butter sold 25c. per pound; average amount of mowey per cow for cheese, 835 .­ 25 ; average amount of money per factory for butter,>462.51; average amount of money per factory from combined product, 811,764.56; average amount of money pfcr cow from combined product, 820.70. Saar »nr aro erairaay to »v with thtlr nowil’• «■*i“*« __ .' tn <«b MBsn.rM kwr iMbwrwof Mrovaa lo fill xa'vSiis d tade.irioM habtl*. and MrtaaoTm MMUtiM 1m«< •ulefaad un PROBATE ORDER. ? it rcneer. in tba Tow rah h> af AMjrrU, ia lb«' County «f Barry, on SaveahAT^raaiSrs.) nuaru t>av or Jolt, and at tba otoei of Ban. Bowion. in the rtUao* of.BaUorna, JfcAon Conaty, on Batoxoav. TOM (Amt) vwrxTT-riasr DAT orOCTOIBI. A.D.. This disease in fowls Ls generally c taabd by improper food, or by cold wet weaUicr with inadequate shelter. Dinrrl.ca and cholera are the sonic disease. The follow­ ing is said to be a sure remedy : Take 2 outocea meh of red pepper, alum, resin and su|pfcur • mix one talJcspooufn! in three raid dsn. for tho parraMwf rwatlria* and allowinr rarh clouaa. • -. r 51:^®.. • GUARDIAN'S 'HALE. piats of scolded com meal, and feed this mixture twice a day. In severe cases it is recommended lo give one third uf a tea spoonful of this mixture in a meal pellet to each fowl daily till they recover, and put a piece of alum of the site uf a hkkuty nut in their drinking water. ' A noon AFPMt rut toe wtxr. A fruit grower in Missouri, after spend­ ing 26 years and testing 130 , varieties, sajra: The Tien Davis is a pcricet succow alt over the West 'flic tree is hardy, a good grower, beam young, aud m ■ full every year. Its fruit is very attractive in appearance, and sdk from 15 to 25 per PETE RM AM’S NERTE PILLS. A perfect ■*■»■ WWW- RoMores lo«i of m*DrXVfrWiKi- Klfl'WKfr tIS5L42 , lakBMtney 1 atoa Spinal IHssaa*. and all oaara of I Hcmtica. Should b* usad by all hard ■total (totaat Easinrcr*. b* •ball far f Saiu ferftil aad I ’’pETKHMANM PLLE^iIeMEDY. Dated, May JS, U7S. ip May IslIJT,________ |flRATR.®^OKR; JnaelwT. Dag^anbaU, Mar. Uth.’A. ’ moticeT cum. higher than any other variety; the grower docs not have to hunt buyers— I m m».iny ny nW orchard at the rale of .200 trees yearly, “j^ivr � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-08.pdf fb46f7cdcf71fca2571a83341b60562c PDF Text Text e NO. 12. VOL. XXI. e s 5 * > R a C g AGRIMhL IMPLRMENTS! 2 © p FOB THE SPRING TRADE fw p THE CELEBRATED 0 5 9 sft □ ? «» Iron Plow C' 5 ; With Wood or Iron Beam. Land Rollers, Harrows, Cultivator?, Double Shovel Corn 3 Buckeye and Peerles Reapers and Mowers I 8 jhe ?epi-Weeklj hepdblican fewer. . With patent Rent Gear, made from the best New York Second n .1 tt i ; citable to nuraa, sick folks. . Growth Hickory. The Old Reliable — GEO. M. DEWEY AND J--M 14-L. j- - j—u -u-q.nl -u~-m . nr»-y DCWLfSUER i Coustautsy on Hand, AT JAaRICVJLJ’ITRATa HALL, ; One door east of Goodyears Hardware. MESSER & POWERS TERMS 01 SUBSCR1PTIOX: i RA ffifr OF AD t’ERTIHJXC. Haalings, April 12, UJtfO. R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON 4-iv r ■.Volnui«.t •«M ULiUt atoul mliwI Aloi CARBS. PHIL- W. JIBKEKN, HARVEY WRIGHT, .Lanrlx. MUh. DENTIST Rasbilk, nr-—i: lidiiai __________ ■' All work proMgUr Pianos-<i Organs Mi oruieita! The Smith American Organ, FAINTER HAZELTON BfiO.’S PIANOS. ERNET GABLER PIANO. Mie, sin Jefferton St, Hastings, Mich. xxteSmlO CENTRAL house HASTINGS, MICH. L. E. STAUFFER, Prop. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. HaMiaaa. MM, Ser. U, B7S. i.3 UT A VKB1IUNT FA It VEIt's WIFE. five feel in highl, thick act, with a light moustache and n very long nose." “Mum •Wardlow, that cannot William Merton.” naed to faugh at him about his old clothe*, and say hateful thing, of bw father. ' “O how eat Id you have done lh4 ?” • “I have not wanted to be hateful nud ugly this winter. Do you remember how, the Ghn day o 'school, you wrote on the blackboard, "Do to aUien as ye would that they do to you ?” “ Yes ; it -was at the time Gattie threw the water on you.” ’•That was the time. Now, Mira^ard- be our “N«, indeed ; he is full si,x feet iu fFrum thr ('t/uatr!f Gfnftemau. Albany, bight, slender, aud a fcce jstrfcctly free » rj from moustache and whiskers.” “Another thing, Mr. Mundell; just ns 1 was closing my store an Saturday night. CIIAPTEB BIX. Ai Mira Wardlow paraed Mr. Griffin's William Merton and Hugh Marxtuu t-amu to the piazxaHugh wisiicd a low, that has l>een in my head ever ijncc ; the stopped to inquire for James. । “He fa no better. It is a very pocu- bottle of medicine for his mother, and I and if I go to bothering, somehow tlui laircaMC. The ductor fa much shrined went back into the store and got it for him. will cotiM.up l> my mind, and I think; Wtnm I enmnout, I ■ remember William should I like them to do so by Bia? And I bout him. . “1 am very softy to hear it. Can I do asking mo if Mim Wardlow had come. I nee I do better.” So, if these follows were at the pmnY nt “My dear buy", I am so very phd you you any good.” nine o'clock, it is :-n]KMFible that William remember it; mid if you always bear it jn "I think not urn Jamis' has asked could have been there. I walked down mind, you will always be happy and rendv for you twice to-ity the street with tbam, and I distinctly your cumjuniois happy." remember the dock striking tea, juu aa 1 “I never shall forget what you said, tbe day Addie was hurt. It xei-iucd as if it “Any time he wishes to see me, and entered the liall.” Did nither 4>f you Indies happen Io ace woukl kill me to' think of it, and every­ you flunk it best for him, let me know, who was with Mr. Watson when he i-ame body raid I wai to Dfame, and you ought and T will come immediately." I “About boarding—-Ims Mra. Watson down?”raid Mr. Mundell. to punish me : and I wished I could die. “I did not,” raid Mia* Wardlow, ‘ but But you made 1 all right. and*the people ! told you?” i “That's all tight, Mr. Griffin ; any way I beard him bid some one gw»d night, looked at it juri as you did. I shall never and thought it might, parhaps, be Mr. forget what you have taught me.” I Io make it easy for you.” Jillsdh.'who had just gone out before Mr. “I hope I shill never cease to try to Mrs. Watson met her at the door. teach my scholurs rightly, and when they I “There is something wrorg about Watson came in." “I met Mr. J:,kwi outride the gate, appreciate my efforts I am well paid.” l James Griffin's irieknew; the doctor Aatbcy drote up to the door, Hugh । railed here, and said that he "could not and he spoke to William and asked him understand it at all; it it something that where Theodore had jjune with his fa­ met them with his cheerful good cveniqg. I Theodore Rogers is mixed tip with. thers black horse. \\ illiatti said he did Alisa Wardlow poracd into the tidy kiteh . The noiir child is excited al! tin* time. not know—that when he went out hi' cn, and raw not only Mrs. Marston, but had just come in, and was eating but sup­ William Mertor siltihc by tbe(able. After per. No, Mr. Mundell, it could not inquiring portic ilarly \bout the invalid, i fpj-'h*eBCd half u»death. She fa too exnave been William, for it can be proved? she turned to “Will: “I expected t.» meet you here. Klien “I hwc the poor bqy will get over it Iiu was here iu Colch ester last Satur­ soon. I miss him in ' tlie schoolroom. 1 day night, and he is no such fellow as Rogers told me ;ihe thought you were here. Was it well to lave till Mr. Bogers re­ । William Merton is not there cither. 1 that, either." “What kind of a horse u Mr Rogers' turned home?" black one?" “I nad no cl oicc, Mira Wardlow. Mrs. । Rogers'.” “He is a very Gue anima), large and Rogers dismiiok’d me, and ordered inc to “And Mr. R*>gcr* ha« gone away for handsome. Mr. Rogers values him high­ leave the house. 1 shall not go far away | two weeks." “Il ii a pity he should be absent just, ly ; I wonder ho dares to let hit boy ever till Mr. Rogers tonuw back , I suppose the drive him ; I sup|>oae it is the l»cst horse little girls will nks me. lam sorry to now. I nm sorry for William. ’ leave no.” . “He fa a good boy. I tell you. Mi«* in the towfc." “Indeed ! What kind of a sleigh is Mr. “William, you believe me to be your Wardlow, he has i»«n hard tiui.w for friend, I hope." * three yearn post with Theodore and Mrs. Rogers' “He has two. One w a handsome red MYes, Mira Wardlow. I think yon are.” Rogers, but ho never complains.” “sjow, I ’rish yon to tell me exactly Just then Mr. Waison came in, ritli a cutter; the other is of heavier make, n sea green color, I think." the rrason of.yoir leaving Mr.'Rogers. 1 troubled look upou his face. “What sort of a young man is h'u do not ask ii to .gratify curiosity, but I Just bowing to the ladies, he iuI down I TBIUMPH HAR71STKR ARD EMPIRE STATE MOWER, AT.RO fTJeCJE! 3 :BATH PLATFORM SPRING WAGONSl^^^^ 0 EDITOR THE YANKEE SCHOOLMISTRESS. DIAMOND* 3 i WHOLE NO. 1055. HASTINGS., BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1876. I1...!'.. 1 ' "I..* । zaMi HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. .... Oli Pianos aid Brian lata io Maip [or Nci Onex. R. D. BULLOCK, Wholesale Agent for Michigan Northern Ohio and Indiana. c.~lnaw and Branch Hooses at Grand Rapids, East Saginaw ana Flint, A. D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. xitrtr to his ten, and seemed much al .sorbed in son ?" “He is rather a wild boy just now ;i -rlinught; “Whatis the ttriable, Mr. Watson?' just the right age to be sowing his wild oata; he ia coming eighteen.'' “Well, I am getting a track. Is there “I do nut know, exactly myself. The here that ansheriff from Sfielltourpo fa here, trying to any young fellow about find out Something ; he is very courteous swerv.4 the description I gave of William in lib iiu|iiiries. I cannot think what it Merten ?” “Perhaps there may be ; but I know * “Cannot you guess by the drift of his it win not be." “Where docs Mr. Jilhon Eve? I be­ inquiries ?” “I never saw a man so pcctwiar in hi* lieve he k the ejie who was inquiring about the blaek horac. He may be qui^iious.” “Will, my dear, lime will reveal the aide to throw some light on the subject.” .“In the large brick uotLse, al the other mystery,; if there is one." • end of the village, almost opposite the “I * oppose so, but it troubles me." ^Jmu limn a atop was heard on the ni- white church.” “L aappose, Mr. W at sou, you could atxa, and a ring at the door bell; Mr. throw no light on thjs burinesa, even if Wataon went Io the door. “I am sorry to trouble yuu, Mr. Wat- you weie dLqx»*e4 to do it?” “That is rather an cquivocal question, but I really know nothing about it, and ' ciud my vote not to ent till I get home.” surmises are not what you wat»L" “How long has young Mertou lire I ; “Oh. certainly; you Are wek-ome. Mr. i Mundell, Mrs. Watson) Miss Wardlow " iu town ?" “Teo yeara last fall, and I never raw a i Ifowing to the ladies, be threw off his overeoat nud took the vacant seat at llu> steadier boy.” “It u worth a goood deal for a boy to table, glancing round the room. | "We arealono here, Mr. Wateuu? You bear such a name. I do nut believe, my­ j mujl help me. It w an ugly business." self, that be had any thing to do with it; I “What is It, any w»y ? I have not tbe they probably used his name as a kind of decoy. But, Mr. Wataon, L'tfoi think' ■ leaat idea what you ore after.” "lawl Eaturdsy night. Harper's rtoia that it is very likely that voting Rogers at Shclbournc was broken into by soma was ii^the buriaess. Your description of one iietween ten o’clock and daylight; tlic turn-out owned by his father, corres­ quite an amount nf money w» stolon and ponds with the one given ma o» the one •ome there are strong mwpicioM driven by llrose felfowR.” “Well I hope none of our young men that !=oma one from Ibis town wks tmgaged have done such n dreadful deed.” "tn it," “The deed . is done, and the next thing | “Whom do you suspect?" did U “ . '.‘There ia a young ms* by tha namn of U to find “1’leasc don't mention anything I have Mnrtra In ins at lUtgeri*. is tlfofc not Y raid at thia time.” Wffliam Mertou I hnltevo." “Gcriainl/ not; you have said nothing tbo kind." .. ■ Wi ll, we hope not; but at nine o’dix’k lie, with two more voung men, railed at tin- hotel down at the point, and calk-*’ for eigurs, brandy and oysters, irnd be paid tbo bilk There arc strong supicions that they were the rogues. We du not know the names of the others." “How did you find out hk name, Mr Mundell?" . ‘.‘The waiter remembered what, they called him.” “Now. Mr. Mundell, you must be wrong. William Merton neither smokes or driuks, and I do not btdieve he has ever had mure than ten ccnta of money pfhi* own since Rogers brought him to town. He a an honest young man ; I would not hare him arrested on muipicion for any money.” ••"Well, is there's light complfcxioned, freckled young man by lhe;nnmc of Jim, *”- .M.M ... J.-. ...... ............. Bidding the ladies good afternoon, the have particular irasons for being anxious to know. I know (hera,fa serious trouble, or you would ha-’c been in school to-day." "I could not erne; if I had, Theodoie Rogers would have told the whole school I was a thief. He said he would." “Gould he have proved such an accusa­ tion, William?” *'No, he .could not; but his father is a rich man, and they ray I am a l»ouud boy : so they would lia.’c believe«l him.” “Not so sure of that. I should not have believed it, if he hail said yuu were a thief. Please tell me about it." Sta e Affairs. Bellevue is to lore for an artesian well. The State Reform Schoal al lensing has 282 pupik. Bay City owes *130,900 and feels city­ like in the same proportion. Tho supreme co art commenced its June term Tuesday with 92 cases on the dockThe Cara County Piuneera will be addrcuscd by Gov. Raglcy uu the 21 st of ' S[K*aker Hoyt, cfthe Michigan House of Representatives, han. -een appointed Secretary of Anxona. Tbe Washington Chrvuiclr declared for Senator Ferry for Vice President iu a half column article last Bunday. It boa been deci ted to hold the annual State cauip-mcctin-; of the Seveulh-day Advoutmta at Imming August 10th, to Hlh. . The badness men of Charlotte hare subscribed SG I (I fu t lie purpose of pur­ chasing uniforms for the silver cornet land of that city. The Coldwater Rfpulilieun, Battle Jilfaon, and just then Fred Green drovo Creek Jourtuil and Marahall Statrnma* up to the door for the teacher, to go to all cordially endono Mr. Tarboll for the Mrs. Manrton’n. It was » beautiful moon­ State rapenntendescy. light evening, clear and bright. Tho mer­ The Republican State Central Commit­ ry. sleigh-bell ohimen seemed to drive away tee will hold a moi.ing on June 8lh, at sadqera, with the jingling peal. which the time will be fixed for holding "I always enjoy a sleigh-ride by moon­ the State ConYculMti. light," raul the tocher. “It was very Hou. C. M. Crosirell.af Adrian, somns kind of you to take mo to ride to-night." “I was glad to go, and 1 wished to go State for the gubernatorial chair, lie i# down to Mra. Marston's too. Mother says raid to be alrtinduntiy capable and perfect­ she docs not think she can lire long. I ly honorable. shall bo very sorry for Hugh. How difP. M. Higby, of Ciiarlolto, has been was before I Hn is a good fellow anyway I" appointed secretary of the Eaton County “Perhaps the diffirrenec «in you; have Agricultural Society, in place of J. V. Johnson, who has gmoto Mason to run a you thought of that?" “Mother says I am a better boy this new Democratic pap.tr. Abram Haita was arrested on the 29th, winter; I don’t know." iu town ?” “Perhaps you arc more socialite with in Berryville, by Sheriff Smoke of Koloa Mr. and Mnu Marston exchanged Rapids, charged wit I stealing a birr cloth Hugh than befcrf,” ■ glanees and looked at the teacher. “1 know the boys all arc; why, lie never from the Brick yanl school bouse about a would answer that description. You did played with ui before’ uuirc Osborn Tucwhy, and received 80 not describe William Merton, I think.” days in the work-hot toe. "He is represented to be not quite �OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. Political Notes. Srai-I^Uk UkHmi with gold embroidury, at •!» a yard, with which he was to corer the GKO. M. V»wi?KT,'~-'~- “ - W® Dirtrtet ’HMTO IIa8T13<m, jihriiU JcSfl 0,18TG. A prominent Republican, writing rn» Nashville to the Alitor of the Buffalo Commrrciol, assert* that the Republicans roost.” come home to chicken* “that contra*: OUR NEW YORK LETTER can party flirongh intvrtfgatioh committees lias issued commiroions for the full (four every city in the Union, of discharged clerk*, year) terms to the cashiered army officers, drunken dead beats sitting judges whom the Legislature undertook to replace with who bad tailed in black vention is to be held in San Francisco on Wednesday, Aug. 9. be The test is to of Ohio. For Vice President. JOHN F. HARTRANJT, p of Pconaylva«U- single gathering of Southern Democrats ncMes against how Republicans. No nutter As Docoqition Day wi< good his the opening of the Bankers’ high a man stood—bow during May of 94,617,515. Coin balance •66,624,766, currency balance •S.JRS,708 special deposit held for redemption of cer­ both tbe railroad, of which he Wi» Pn»i> A marked charge againrt Speaker Kerr. by order of the City Council, in hang* the Council Chamber as a memento of his an apprehended rebel attack. we have of revival? a upon ticket, Wo are say that it doc* have that happy to look for the Democratic party. sense and pretension about B. B. Haye* than any candidate named for the Preaifraud; who are in tarot vi llj. roaitaoel and morc ooliJ. rdi^ nroweutionaa<l punishment of all oficial <!«*- ' . ' ... han#*ir. ami of economical mlminirtraiiMi of ’ judgment than in any of the candidates. -• _ -------------. i .. t __ r.r.i.A.1 ..J , the government by hone*:, taithfal end e*pa- lie is nearer Io the average i-ommon son.se of tbe people than any of the candidate." The Lynchburg Virginian asp of tbe late election there: “It wy a square fight between the liberty and ahoabl be maintUne-t absolutely »_ »__ ____■_ :_ ---.-■* . -I.|L.> incurporatin favor of recognizing and rtrengthening the fundamratal principle «f national unit/ in Conservative* and RepuHi- evidence and all the probabilities of the cane, has swore and would hardly rec »/nn.- cirreAp iodcne.- sustained by documentary the chairman of their Senator John P. Stockton, who voted for The speech of Mr. Blain-- bad calletl on him Of such is the new confed­ erate kingdom. BLAINE VINDICATED on Toevdny, A letter has been addroou'l to .Judge Kelly of Pennsylvania, signed largely by Rcpub’icanfi. bat also by a number the Cslebratad fluential Democrat*, of in­ asking him to be ti Mulligan letters, u one of, the mnrt per­ candidate, and he has consented, saying fect vindication* that wo hare ever seen, among other things that hi* “devotion to and if that were possible, should make him tl»c principals of the Republican party u< more popular than over with all honest is a man of good character, and hi* testi­ mony i* so well supported by the surround­ ing circumstance, that Mr. Kerr will have to produce more evid ence than hi* mere appear* that cx-Doorknsper Fitt hujrh’s “fine turnout and spanking team’' were really purchased New Hampshire. by an both It Went through all the buildings, took two In myopiaion. the Cen­ Secretary Rol>roon after prcaistcul efforts next morning. tennial I* the biggest F-r-o-d ever p:rj>otra­ ha* at last forced the Naval committee to ted on an unsaipecting people. There is bear him with open doom. Dn Thnrsday hardly a thing to be seen that rax- can't hc yent before the committee and pro­ find in the Broadway shop window*. duced documentary evidence which com­ There is an cuormowi disphy r>f fine dry pletely overturned all the charge* of hi* goods and furniture, nothing better titan we see every flay. There isn't •Sft.fMXt bring in complicity with Cattail—in secur­ worth of jewelry in the whole exhibition ing a boon* upon contract* awarded by and not more than 2,(MH) pita uro*. The the Navy department. In fart his vindi­ on Bnekner's views the district Govcrmenl camo to be pub­ lished. New Mr. L. L. White, of tbe York Tribtiiir, refused to toll where he obtained hi* information, and unless come before it will be the Election of a raccexsor '»**« Hoa A.™n, Cragjnlo th.8»- disinclined to settle, wince Mr. Frtxbwgh’n are bB foil for that bo didn't want - any more Centennial the the partiality of and ite pttrf which be wold in Maine, and bonds in this city, to. publish a* “quoted matter,’ fire notiero Tilden f..r tbe preddeney. The papers reeciring them who were opposed to the Governor, immediately raid'd tho howl that he Was attempting to sulobie tho prre*, aod • pretty little rfnr it rained. The anti-TiMkrt paper*.look it up venomously, and charge the <dd fox with oil sort* of corruptiou and fraud, lay­ ing particular strro* upon the fact that the advertising agent*, who sent out the propo­ sition wore Ikpublican*, and wanting to know what had to d»«itb Democratic nominaton*. Now the facia arc these: Bate* 4 Lteks, 34 park Row, lie claimed firming this story, on (Ientile, Christian or Pagan. It happened one morning tomor Thc *" iu M ulnpm ting* Juttnal. ialtaHro: of the Has­ Wc J: M the lart paragraph ' > that a cu« G rant's adnuniatrario i, that' party would nomination of ^machine. l*rohaWy Gov. Tilden kncirnUhing about Probably it was the it more talk than say one tribute a friend incident of the n* »»rKltTUBMMT« will support. 1 this. program; and whoever misses an exceedingly g My advice ia don' to Wednesday asked goodeuuu/*, and FOR I ires, UalUrrtata rattoa -b the by wold Union Pacific railroad Riggs House and haring Parker Josh Billings wavs, opinions arc like other vegetables.. worth only what they will Blaine to 1 TW Scott, and by him to the and an rider, made bef..re JCH.c failed tri* 1 licre he aid hi* musimga and that dmy hare Mm n anddoeefar. Thcy’nbre to the attedtfoo of J-tho paper.* for whosoever desire it, for which they gel a oimmiMioa from the newspaper*. the after - was wen ColiforuL rouTfcyti^ Goyeruor Tilden's friends are jn b>.t water. About five hundred paj>er*, demo On the Jlrpoblimn ride there is a com paratiro calm. Rhine stock is Moadilr the “.Star" of this city, it will probaWy in the world by not going. But notwithstanding the advene onioMw going down, Conklin’is barely holding his treat Mr. White and Mr. Noyes of of throe beak clerks. I say the CwHswatri own, Morton is gaining, and Hayes and the Stor xt-recw»ant witnesses. Home n.p.11y. I am piring I isa btg thing ; and one which everybody Brwow « ought to ace. There are art pieUire* ia of course, Mtnpiy tbe talk in the dubs and Mr. Blaine. A man named Mulligan of plenty, and the best in the werid: there ia among bosinros men. The Republican* of New York want a neir man, and the new Boaton, formerly the confidential clerk of “““ —a-^ £ atry, and they Winrn Fisher, swears that Mr. Blaine he is. They are not very the Democracy and instruct. It ia Fort Smith & Little Boek railroad, ceived permission to examine the rich. I never after he is by the day till you get e. Alexander y miffiraxs ■ mri 0 WoH M it Mttld I C owed of if all, before hr-dicd. re­ letters, the will by J 1 ''. ■ -'Zg X AASra The New York JriLttntt laet estimate „fth. uik* u(SwiBMi » » W. 7541, ing taken the letters, but declares they re- out tbe exhibition Hilton :and, in short, that they arc cntitfoil to their share a* relative*. And they have ___1 I_ ...11 J . FOR GENTLEMEN. that he win not return 0»e>u to Ml 302, fcr Mr. Morton 130. for Mr. Bri- tow 126, for Mr. Conkling R7, high position to which m-om*, man site there within reaen, penlFileMr living on one meal a day, of bread and Water, supplied though tbe tfcancc gift of fiiends. fchi brttApd'jRtlpIaintnre*, and unable to keep bis children from hunger. Farmers, who gather your fsmilic* round a plentiful table daily, if it is ever so plata tai tad owidrr ysnradres fortunate. the Democracy. uatc ol the I7. 8. for the term of six ■VCS-I'’> ,OTO "’hole vote of the Convratiou beginnintMNt the 1th of March. 1S77. Several gentlemen are named for this posi- trade. U*BBU1, from evening Mr. Blaine called on him at the Branches, matter? to pn>j«rt< and everything i* a.* b» and the, man w. with a family and will organise without delay. One of thc.important ~ cnancc to utnuuguuin iiimwii. **>u •« reputation like Mulberry Seilers, which assessment To day, Wednesday, the Legislature Pt New Hampshire aw>embleR at (bmcord. without reserve on his return a< to the value of the Exhibitton. and hia remarks are given for what thcV-are worth. “St'a it all!" hr broke out in answer to against him. •75.000 of throe It aud true Americans. But tbe Centennial did not term to im- Mr. Harnay committees succeed in procuring it to refund it. is largely Republican in and the Democrats loudly proclaim him forsworn. l»ow a copy of Mr. to it after the people aud hrs publication of Kerr, Mr. lion to the enemy.' Jersey send as keep their hand- writing and fold of the letlef*. ItadicAcamp, voted their ticket, and Ivnoe delegation to the St. Ixrais convention, ex­ llrptiblie. E. D. Mobcam, tional CotnmiUee. on a venture. *' to do, in fact Such liberal dealing* characterise firin' of standing, whb cation .JUS cxnplrtc_jind perfect.^ Of course the Democratic paper* will not ad­ riliun't* nfttrfy-aa I and was full ofbru mit this, but it is nererthek*** true. The of the secret ballot, sneaked over into the An­ priwMed a dntwii.g-rooni car probaldestory about a Republican, the Dem­ their trusted elerk. for yearn, till their ocrats exulted; now that a reputable man curtotaor* know |hc rtry peculiaritim of denials, to break the forte of tbe testimony Dayton Jovrvnlt “There t« lew non­ impsring the ert aiing any at its city, ravc each of thrir xatrrbxl employees •30, and the single ootH •2S/~'iso that all might have a tusto of the pleasure. But this cry will not dn. square, old line platform, what hope shall Brothers, othur firm the Republh-an* exprew regret Louisville C-turi^r~Jovru.il. h i* wx^ Brown difference, in the conduct of the Republi­ positively to the conduct of out exhibition. for their employee*. Mor­ ton's favor at Cincinnati that hi’ portrait, straight rod.- ..ffte the bright cans and the Democrats, as to the reception it Indianapolis Jonranl thinks a square, u.:-b morninjfwith their wiv?« and sweethearts, to dn the tificate of deposit 134,383.04)0. The >e-l to reviving sectional promote friendly feeling at the Exhibition in Philadelphia, tbe direc­ ofthw ;j»»t tn hare ought to be something in Senator recommend si to lutite al) Republican elector* for Buildiag, fraud of Pendleton, showing bow he had the ulterior objects which they Republican National Convention. appointed aw Whittey and Bell and a host of others of tor* of uto*t of the Urge back* gave their like character, was eagerly accepted as pom- dark* a holiday for forty-rirbt liun<w. and ____ a—1 rt... tive proof of any Republ>can official’ guilt. rwbo are tied down Mr. Clymer unearthed tbe long hidden their profession'.- about reconciliation or In •’Honest money for all. and free schools for all. There should lie no- inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interferance which will destroy the other?7 hour, in hopes of making a bij; wasperauaned to give it *tar put.” ssit is cuffed, intlte a much larger salary, toW *ui opfrlOXS 03( rWicnTCNMAL. Con­ The California Republican State dubjret to the decision of the Republi­ can National Convention. Tbe weather is driighifn in New York, in pity to there who os'l get away. But folk* are not goinr to thaitres, or to dufo Other aida-P»Wieal-Th* Stewart Estate—The Dull Season —The ocinug a salary offftX) a war);, wi^j itrody iniankAmdt rt, affi—. if. ■ran employment for the summer Tn an evil there was a dollar and a half Mustang Race. mailing schemes, Whippet and Moms. RUTHERFORD B. HAYRri. At a desk in the room where thi- letter wuwM blackrofbsirodctp rftbc Rqnddi «cc this fall. For pKridcnt. •> this. xnADOWS OS' ( ITT UFE. They started out with the idea that they W-RM* »luA I * r”in= Sw "&«!’ Logax. Wuimw ac. Xm* ISC. The Democrat* in the House hare found for Hmtnnfc M. f«J[r. Haya 46, Jewell H», known 16. fiw Mr. Waahbwrne Mr. put on roeord any of them rilsling to the Mr. bonds aaid to have 1, un­ been sold done with. ‘ Public the people of the State of New Hampshire, opinion ia divided u Blaine's conduct in regard to the to Mr. letters. i. TMa tic State is the It i/ by him. The epeation of what shall be done in the after their share of the deed mcreha~ money. He never had any children, and oftbe. Iliad MKTBnroLtTAM KXWAVatUWrB. and no dowlx will refote all the straws to hsi discredit. The Senate having dead*! that it ha* *>urt of impeachment on .Mil Toad.,, ihMdw.H BdU,,, Thursday, and the new fashions for hi. M Uro girincthr Senate jnriudk-tion in the Rd. panb aieiHu �7. sen County CoiTetpondence. Bentley** Barn Burned. IltcKoar rotxMs. June 2>1. BimiAl FAM1 •» KAMI KMRTV. iT11ANGKU,D SPECIAL NOTICE. SALK OK EXECUTION. Eotvos Baaxsa:— <r Of narry OUIDK CITY LOCAL n- K. TIME-CARD Now Wm Rupervisor Nidnam is that 1 he*c standards ate of two kibus—nammy, standards of gnanfi'Ty, by weight oc exten­ sion, and aUndards of rwtor, iu the terms of which the proportions aliaU Ind exjwrs sion. Lot w illustrate d>ia atuteRent. Heir ia a man who baa wool to sell, and with it he wiahea to buy dry goods and groceries. How much wool has he to 1:13 r.'a FONT OFFICE TIME CARD i. r.ov-i COUNTY' OFFICERS. .Idsrlii impulsr Io determine ibc r. a standard of yuua/ify must be employed. Tile Wool must be weighed, and this mppoaert a standard of weight, in the terms of which the quantity of wool shall be defi­ nitely stated. How much of dry goods and groceries dore he want? Here is KUuther quoaduo of quantity, and this teu mud bo settled by a standard of quantity. He wants so many yards of cloth, aa de­ It waa insured for |fi00 and according io the termined by the y<tr</ measure,. no many opinion of tbe neighbor*, waa not worth 1300. pounds of tea, ao many pounds ' of eoffoe, and ao many gallons of molasse*, as determ ined by the pound and gallon measure* Grand Rapid* Tbe man, however, who has tbe dry goods ami tbe gnic< ries kw not waul his wool, and, hence, he ran make no trade with On the other wide of'the street, however, TO-DAY S ADVERTISEMENTS. ■ ■audiaaSal ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Delightful weather. on tbe dollar. t innuKati. Priaiun M *nd bsiar in tbe U nf Marry and Stele Indiiputablc Evidence. Sr. KLmo, Hl.. JuIyH,IK74. .. or Gulden Medi taully afflicted with dyspepsia, liver derange*) and an alumat perfcci prostration Of the nenr«mi» system. 8» rapid and complete did iba Dlseorery effect a perfect cure that It seemed er.Ufy.ne BMmMMnM KIEV •' CHANCERY ORDER (JOMM SRCIA r.. ptuh aU they are ctelated to <L>. I wilt only mealion one aa remarkable, (tkougk I could give you dozen*). Henry Koster, furniture dealer, of Ibis place, who wan one of Ike most pitiful vlyaets ever seen. I^U face swollen out of shape, scales sad eruati ' ' ' extending to hte body, w«lel has no dry good* or groceries to give in exchange fur it. What he lu*i is that finally induced bi— _ . most exchangeable of all commodities Gohlen Medical Diacocery. with daily use of called wo>wj; and this is the article, which lie will exchange for the wool in the terms of tuittitdt and »»r»'or. That is one enrk night, and Ike IHscotery as te say. he will give a apecifiisl quantity of nutuey for a pound of wool, winch is the pn\r of the wool per pound, and then Flale Treasury the money apportioned to thia multi|*ly the quantity of money in propor­ Ird the skill pf our beet physician*. tion to the number of pounds The Duukfanl A Co., druggists. at ihi* owner of die wool trades with him, and Lakes so much money, a< tbe measure or standard of the value of die wool. Respectfully, Having thus gut rid of bis wool, and K2S2 00 turned it into a certain amount of money. Baltimore, 187 00 dry goods and groceries, who twdl to him 2M Ml »o many yards at ao much money per yard, Cariioa. ao many pounds of tea at no much money IWt 60 per round, and so on with tlic other Hm* lag*. articles that he wants, until all the money City. 214 (O procured by the wool is expended. He Hope. A New Dining Hall. 2U2 60 went to the market with wool to sell, and he Irving, goes home with dry goods and groceries The pro -cua of the exchange* ccnauilod in J. II. Sutton has been fitting up his , Maple Grow idling his wool fur money and thro selling old Store on Jefiersou Street, fur a Dining 17040 the niuucy f.ir dry goods and grocueies. hall, lee cream parlors. Oyster rooms, , 241 60 and will keep constantly OU band the Cm st Wlial then ha« money done in this >“PIJX "f “*?*'* '"“'c !" Cra“ Thornapplr. it fill'd, and expressed the market value Vegetable alt kinds tn in their sea.wn. season, \ egetabk* of all of the wool io Ito own terms, by being ex- canned Fi*h,_ Oysters in season, and Yankee Spring. changedjfor it in certain proportions nf the every Other luxury. Tlx mc all u*i|«c<«-d. and ftirnMTotal. the same thing iu respect to the dry eJ m fir.*t clast rtylr. This is Io bu the fash­ goods and the groceries; and, iu the third ionable rcaorl for all classes of our cituens and the public iu search of a good dinner, State Land Office, Michigan. the exchangeable proportions between the a nice tn-at or fine candu-a. Hii Saloon ncit'door, ia the beat fiik*d wool and the dry goods and groceries as to d.rir relative value. It sccompliahod and furnished of any in the city. Kctbe last n-rtilt by a double cutupariaou niember the place. My old stand, and with itself It acted as an instrument of the rooms funnely occupied by Barber exchange, liecause it ia a standard of value Bewwner. >m Jefferson Street. lk>hK‘ and and computed aud exprerwed other valure see me -IXU by its own value. . Suppose, then, that the money had no value—that it was like the air of Ute sun Notice io Builders shine, without exchangeable value; and then it would*- not be money at all w» There will be a job let to the low nu-axuri* of v*1u<l since it would furnish no terms in which tn exprem the value of bidder giving good security, te build ArrteaMaral VSute other tiling*, and, lienee, no terms iu which Diwu hall. Bile 2i) x 32 feet, height feet. Plan and spccifii-wtioca may bf seen to expre** their proportionate value*. Baid job will Nqr would it be accepted aud used as an <.flicc of the Supervisor. TO o. . pteiaaais'tM?elten*"i' B-rosidoM doftmiaal 11 ASTI NG s MARK! . . WHEAT(white) per kaibil, UJMl.15. as® are OATH. |xr La.hc), 33HS5. HUGS. per doiea.Hk-. POTATOES, per bn>h« •m; 1 W*11 w *•*> <l>r . *w58^waih»a. HoVbkgTiK. BEANS, p«r barbel.CaUte. PORK. K.0MMJU. MESS PORK. per lbr.14.-. KU0VLDKRS.perlk.l3r. eolietior. TALLOW. l«rlb..7H-. GUARDIAN'S SALE. total Mm; potice? inMrumcat of exchange tbe moment this fact was realised by die people. Money in an instrument of exchange because it is a Mandard or measure of value. Ila pri­ mary function is that of a standard of val •e, aud this function it cannot perform exce|A by its own value. Trade proceeda upon the theory of supposed mjuivaleuor; ami money is that one thing which by reason of its value aud use bolds tbe reUtioa of equivalence in certain general proportions to certain general proportions of all other Uiingx. *nie more fixed this relatina the better die money. State Baildta^'i Lie lute on High Street, and i« NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Every trade tt laying <b>w Tbe proceeding of Ike Council on W rdaeslay and Indiana R. R. will mH Excursion tick He lected foe this paqaaut is dial, on the tickets will coareniently tinware so universally «« as nryUiable, xilt2Al3) ___MII Wrtare.iof U« ».ulh aa« qaarter <■;) «r aac nms^Mitea'l/Twa?’th" whola^ron telains'tert a. aaBwos. DaiatJuM.su. A. D. UM SHEEP FELTS, fie to U S. HONEY, fie. BEESWAX, pa.-lb..fir. > CRANBERRIES. perba*het.«4.a: )mmsw7 NEW YORK MONEY MARKET. SALE OF Gold. llStf. Herbert Woo lion den Robert* plain «* Beltimore. eoenty o'? Barry and State of Mtehtcaa. kmren and deoeribed aa follow* to- NEW YORK MARKET. PRORATE ORDER. Strayed DETROIT MARKET. A valuable mare, Color, dark brown with hanvy main and tail; about U-n yean old, ’ Mreycl from the ewamure of Die Subacnbcr, some ten day# xinev. Any person giving information where she can be found will be liberally rewarded. : C, A- Bailey. Hastings. June Gib, 187BJ »l 7 tee’VrwfT 7 U riCNKIONN : PKKHlOhK I I . . *JtH2il and O. Barry County, Nick . Jone 7tk, IKK. Thm ia equivalent to Baying that they are Cored. Miles D. Pertinit, Warner, the best money which it is possible to ftateuel W. Bhiblss, U. T. Wilson, Patrick sale pa- PeaeUaen uUatoed. Boaaty ■rad IbraervieoRa wan peter L8.GIXK. Hahtinun, June 8th, 18?G. . , «l!2lf ' iKsr WHY WILL Islg’Stra and Uleseware whoa II will bur the very R. D. Bullock the well known Music Dealer, at Jackaou. has appointed as Agents in this city. J. M. Baoer, well known to our cithens, and J. O. Hende-c. All in want of Pisnoa,Organa, 4c., should give tbemacall, atSweesey s-torr.whereitMtru ments [•anbes«enai»di-xamioed. XXI-Btf- [BMCr.fi JTtoU i- during ike third week in May K12S.61B.K1, We have 10,000 Roll.. Wall Paper on hand coorisung of Gtdd Tinto, TUted, dm Co. Clerks office on Saturday June 17th al IB o*< E, Maltetl. Wash Boilrra. WeatvlUe. W. Buckeridge. Vehicle. Port Huron. J. Cttmtaiaa. Stamp BatractocJ, ARagM T. Daniels. Burial Caaee. Detroit. and Brown Blanks, also cheap Borders, Mill andFr«*»» Borders Window Shades, and Window Fill am* of aH kinds. Call RHaeanMMtMM. xxt8w3 arew, te* W<»<i MARKETS. Walker. IL Wolcott. A. J. Gott. ‘ they arc Waekingtoo. D. C. tIAFLR8VGAR,»4lle. mlaon of. in and to the nat sotelo rilaatxl and I.I YER 1*1)01 Advertised Letters. LktrfPatMrts. HAY. per ten. IteJKM 4UX>. DRI ED PEACH R8. p< and. per lb.. IS». • n.l in.,!,. ., •aid township. •1 Lave the following jirojierty for cheap for eash, or fcr good approved Though not absolutely perfect, W wvaiawvn VMMVT, ' ■ r" For Salb—-A valuable young Inquire of Marshall Prickett. hurt* �w Warn Mm &' Wih u*|ion- Thurlow Weed says he doesn’t .see how 11221833 Conkling can powibly be nominated. says, more over “The delegates Garibaldi at Home. cinnati will be made Li foci their ,[(0,T L1X« 11LTTSX, indi­ 1ICHIGAS AUD THE SOOTH. vidual responsibiKiy. nnd the situation of The Milwaukee ilVacmuM print* 4 let- the country is such thaP they uw written by Mr. K. D. Holton, of that wiM I fed compelled lo'namo a man their party can city, from Rome, in which he gives an in­ teresting account of a visit He Cin­ to doct, for they will not dare to Garibaldi. to peril .•WBMrOE the sueccM of their party and thus hand the Sinical anlMeelianical He says:— country over to its enemies. I predict "Garibaldi live* out of the city, about piat Tilden will be nominated at St. two mites away. Wu therefore took I I certainly hope ao, for the sake; measure* to inquire.if he would furor our I Iaouis. Will a:trad to all braaohsi of th* Frofeuloii and party, via., Mr. and Mrs. Smith and 'I of the Republican party. IP I were a parWarrant Satl«f*elio». daughter, my wife and myself, with an in- ' । tisaQ I would dn what I could to secure TKILMS KKAtlOXABLEterview. Wo received in due time an ■his nomination. He ■ w-.uld L'uioa IHuck, over Boston C»*h Niure. ‘ certainly autograph letter from the General him­ self, setting down this day, at 2 P. M., lose New York, and bo weak, very weak, i« when h.» would sec uh. Accordingly, wr before the ]nople ul large." READ!READ! READ ! todk a carriage-and drove to bi* plate, be­ yond the Porto Pia via Cana line, Wu oume' The Hou. Godluvc 8. Orth hsd an coSpecial Medical Announcement to hispretty villa. not far from the raudeocc of the king. HI* house is a handsome two- thuriantie public reception in Indianapolis lay Comfort and l/appines# stoty structure, of cream color, standing jart week. He made a speech, in which with a high wall inclosure, and iu the midst he confidently predicted hi* eicctionto the .■f a garden, with trees and flowers and oun- j 1 Governorship of Indiana, and cJik«*1 . with K-rvatorica around —a pleasant aud suitable 1 OF HASTINGS AND VICIN1TT. home for this ciistingULshetl servant of his 1 a glowing plen in favor of the "grand American ntatoman, Oliver P. Morton," country. A servant girl, plain and sim- ■ pie, resp^ds to our ring of the bril, and 1 as the next President of the I’niUd State* nt once, without, the leait ceremony, con­ He urged all his frienli to go to Cincin­ ducted us to the prince of that man nati to imprwu upon their Republican who, rising from the common walks of life, and without any prestige of birth or brethren the fact that “due ium? of Olmr DENTIST; Time ww IS vt rc antanh* .uu* ESSS BBT. Sick »»d AtHleted P. Morton at the head of lha friends, and standing npon the one sim pie democratic principle of the equality of men before the law, has, by the magnitude and the wajurty of hrs brave deeds, filled the world, with hi* fame, borne an impor tant parbin rendering his country illus­ trious among nations, and secured the affection* of mankind. "Tbq Salon into which we cauie was a largo, plain room, with its windows io lire south. The day was bright and lieautifhl, and the sunlight tilled the rtxim. It wss n room without ornament. Tabic* were around, upon which wero books and map*. In the center of the room stood a large table, also covered with books, maps and papers, nnd in front of this table sat the eiple-eved old man, fronting u.< as we entered. We at onec advanced, and with out the Icutt eeranon% introduced our­ selves. He held ouf-flis hand, all cramp- wired us sitting. National ticket will being the reipanau (A 40.000 majority from the Hoosier cabin* of Indiana." XEW ABVBBTI8WHi™ _ _ G. P. Rowell A Co’s. Column. 0 AGENTS WANTED FOR THE ENTENNIAL HISTORY of w U.*S. .HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. »** 8TTIV p SIM? rv« Ibe au.l IMdlu,TAec of hu | »o»K .< » » I, •” gjftj »p "> r-A) iliauM-hd. and hr ronrcrwl a. TloFirttlmwiiwi.W rw-a«-5n d.wrfuByaaJ rreHy an wr mnhl k. w. voigt,» SALVATOR BEER Is the Best Idgcr Brewed in the Went Tbb beer U bottled by Jacob Beller. 11 Huu*trra$. J. r. Hoioaa^ A C<>.. 30 Uraad Kirtr arcana. *ni ALBERT DIO^INSON, cameilixs. “Our oonvemliM ran much upon America. When asked what his feelings were toward the United States, ho replied. • I consoler myself one of her citueiw. He did not qnito nnd«*iwtaml where Mil­ waukee was; so, calling for a sheet ot pa­ per. 1 took my pencil and drew on outline map. showing Ba-too, New York. Philaddnhia, Baltimore, New Orleans, and the Atlantic coast, and Mississippi and Ohio river*, the lakes, and the Kvcr St Law­ rence, and noting Cincinnati, St. ijoua*. Chicago, and dicn Milwaukee. He seemed to have hi* geography brought | back to him, and wa* interested to note our home *0 far away inland. Thus we j aged" 55 ~B£TS“n « ■ 18 JLBj___ MonXreri'Tod B<m7>u l>ipr*<< Taraaiaand Maairtat Es*rr>>. - a.'b H>r.« X’M *a.l &.-.!>.*». Bdbtotmlnorriyeal HANI Will BIVISION. ' TM BeHaNe Shari tiar EAST AKB WEST. 6BAIB BARM ill BHIBIT aprtt iau>. tna. KICHIGAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. TH! CLAIH-nOUSEESTABLlSIIED IN IWV PENSIONS Taking Effect Apr. 16th. 1876. GOIA'G EAST. fJtrtrjS iK'KifiJreiiWeiiSiistiSasgSr. urawMsUieUlol.aod *11 ln*l claim* nrmeraled A» I nuke no ch»nr»* nlam I reaaart al) io eacJuw two miuf for reply and return of pa’ttfeoBKd E. LKXOX- Link Bu <T if uhl arton ttB « TSE ENEMT OF BISEASEI Chicano, Boct Ixlaad & Pacific THE FOE OF PAIN I TO MAX AND BEAST ; I j U the Grand Oid rate MUSTANG LINIMENT, { : llTr-WJ A Mrx Porter of Charlotte, bi Thin! rtrML bet roll Train* run on Cb*rar» ||M*. and tame arfatte** iiErftorr. graved upon our mind* " yean is having themeaalee. Summer Time Table. "SEEDS fcJrEa:: There may be nothing iu the fact, but it is worthy ol notice that tho three well known military officers whose names nnd testimony have been most prominently used in landing inve«tigarion<. no called. Are as well known Democratic partisans xs the United States army |mj*c*w in those days. Reference is made to General* Custer, Iluen. and McCookIt i* also worthy of notice that the chief army officers assailed by them, Generals Reynolds and Merrill, arc known as earnest symimthi/.ts with tho party of nationality and the Ad ministnaUmt that represents iu principles. It is a little singular, loo, th 4 the tiist author and circulator of the accusation-; under which General Belknap, ex-Secrctarv of War, now rusts, should be General Wm. B. Ham, the brother hr law of that very pure and unimpeachable Democratic, “Gentlemen" George II. Pendleton. There may be nothing in tin* facts, but in those days of unfounded dander* they bear a significant aspect. WaTMLOo—With lAke t’bvrs k Mleh. Kastbsrn ~>u. bn,.. wwhed. “It so-happened that no one cldC wx< i present to sec him but oumelvo. There was standing by the side of the room, a little wavd^s young woman and it occur 1 rciit r> WilEduE. to enquire for bi* family, whetf turned toward the indy, and said ‘Thia is my wife.’ She stepped for ward, and we all shook hands. I uked for the children, when tho servant brought in a troy two or three years old, the pictare of his fothcr, and a little girl, six or <-jtM yc^o old. I kissed tho sweet boy, and then undertook to kie* the girl, but with witching eyes and acta, she undertook nf th« >yrtc». I bo ■eU In the Howl. Parifk thb by th* UM of to hide by her mother. But pursuing my Tarnant’s Sdticr Aperient. opportunity, I seixed hcrK ami paid her off Il will do ta work spoadUy and thoronshly with a smacking kiss, much t*» her father'." and mother's amusement, and not evident ly to die child's dislike. Here great bas­ kets of flowers were brought, and each guest wx« furnished with a bouquet of rare and beautiAd flowers - roses, violcta. chatted on. He speaks English, but. imt pwfeclly, but .*ecmed to understand all we said to him. When I asked him if lie could not come over to the Centennial, he pointed to his crutches standing ugaiast ihe'wall. Did We stay half an hour or «ui hour? I cannot say. Long enough to have the face of Garibaldi (ns he sal be­ fore his table and hi* maps) and the *urroundings, as well a* his words deeply cn- JoNirrn L»--With LakeRhtr** MW.Bowtben ^nlTTrax-With I»rfn>il.nm«d»le ± Rontbwrrtern gaad for clrrabu* and r Addrra* National Pvsum lunbai At St.lxxri*. He suffem dreadfully dimmed GREBLE& RUSSELL ECAUtION.-nW. lueom: from this disorder, andean only get about : TBCJEI .t FOkTHECWAlGX! WRhta—orhi.^ » TUAINH 4WV WHICH HAri STOOD THE TE AT OF 40 YEA RS. THERE IS NO SOHR IT WILL NOTITEAX. NO LAMENESS 'IT Tbs dliwwt *M<* **• J mokh/s. rssir, WRl’ I.ACUX, 1’HURU. nSXEs KO JUOUXi:. ROCK IxKASn. na*extort, ■jfifRCAnm; irARHnwro.v.'m ir.i wrr. o r/k\ XKt^L, NKKTOX. JUAN- MOJKKR, Council Blufis and Owed™, Without Change of Cars, h".!! "lionACK W.1TERM k. SONS. «nt Braadwrajr, S. T- . . ___ . _! \ lure atri nffretionx nt nay Ibey cfc«j*e, Im-tanlly. Tbi« art *H can no-ra*. fr««. by mail, fur nr L¥AI-izTHAj PQEff NOT YIELD TO I re MAGICTOtR.H. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 2fc.,fc‘C0c., or *1.00 HAH OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF MANY A VALUABLEUOTWK UaSMURt. E*tae'lta»tnad B0< “Wed tWrHsuth WMwilkirWu •a I.EAVCMWBBW, WILLIAM A CO. Pub *. PlUMtdnba. THE NEW YORK MILITARY AGENCY j^SS/mu rtamtay* exM*t*d. rttelty. w PETERMAN S NERTE PILLS. A rcrfcst »ralu Fowl. R^urer lea* nt ■em «ry and •uAlaint thr wmrn aflhe brain, rarr- all tprnuufl»«9r*li|*, Hkk and Ji«rvon« IlMdaehe Imw.trury a|«> Spinal I»i«ea»c. act *11 cam. of w«- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-12.pdf 7b84ec1c9c7df04c3420356f7d3e5c77 PDF Text Text e VOL. XXL NO. 13. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1876. Thegejsi-Weekly ftejjbhlicaji feapncr. GEO. M. DEWEY- Read the Record EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. O3F- txxje: OLIVEH CHILLED FLUB ! ■JKHXS OV SUBSCRIPTION: OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER The Crowd Growing Still Larger and more Appreciative—The State Build­ ings—How different Stateo have Pro­ vided for the Comfort and convenieno of their Citizens—Tho Knight Templar Re-nnien. PutLADEt.ruia, Jnne C, 1876. One very pleasant feature on the Kxhi- bition Grounds is the buildings erected by ra ttn or ad vertising. l&iaar.. I 11.001 StOOl SLOP I S7.00| hXOO 3 Squire | _-30 I 5.Wl_ lUlul l=J»I_3M» Calaaa. l 4JU| S.OJ I UJJU| t34P| J5A0 !4 Col.wn.J AlOl U.OOj MLOOI 77401 mis KCalaiaa. |_ 6.i*J I lift> I MW I WJUJ WJu icitrari ifcOoi tunt amraMoi lao.op '5oB Solo 1871. 30^5 Solo if 187s. 747* the different State, fur the accommodation I arid convenience df their homo visitors. Solo if 1873. 14976 Solo if 1874. 31077 These buildings do not ns antic contain anything in the way. of exhibits, but are Scio if 187g, 41/0 FULL/ 100000 fill merely “State liadquartcrs," where citi­ zens of States may find a comfortable place ot ytQuiyzD 704 1876. Oft 1/417 jo rat, write and visit in which they can f«d perfectly st liome, because it is, collect­ TIM Wf S0L0 ively, their own. The buildings are nearly dX® all .situated on State avenue, in the north­ EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL ern section ot the grounds,which is the highest part of the inclosure and overlooks the main exhibition structures. PROFESSOMAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER to all kind of soil and work. PRICES REDUCED MJOl Come and get one ON TRIL. wheeler. ISAAC W. V ROOM AN. UNDER SSEKtrr. Depety U. B. M*r»b 11* the CwV^xs^HaaUim^MWi*^ F.k’BOWEM, I1VIL KSiUlNRRM. (Joe.t, Jtarvtyur. SUKUlftr. Pavuty CaMtr Barteror udUw.nl Cottr.r**a<r> ytMUUrtC-irlllMM. N- C- JfRINDLSN UKSAtt\rSraw£22jLrrA?f$MJ A^LOAX C. O. fflBMB Ml*, MM. Champion Reapers and Mowers. Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows. Road Scrapers, HUt.HROOk. 50yl GUEBLE BUSSELL. J. L. FISH, LVCIUM RUSSELL, CHAS. H. BAt’ER, «r Itartfnr*. U«ee ip lh« Court ttvaMi. WM. IMPOSITION HATED OPPOSITION COURTED BURGHER attorney. cu.B«iior. veikii Comparison Invited and Competition Defied in ED, aitorxeTi Teas, Coffees and Spices »B.C. VHYblCtAX* SUM AH grades of Teas the very best iu the Market vresh every week from the Importers S. S. SLEEPER & U0.. of Boston, and for sale it prices vilifeh dees euceeaftfal competition. ' PARTMERSinr. rrttef VOL ..UPJOHN, GIVE ME A CALL. •Joliii Stanley DELIGHT J. WOLF. M. D. waHUQailai a;v . • xrtfcr_ A, P DRAKE. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, FMKKrofflT,. MXMMW . COUMTn MICH. Onml *•’*•*■*• lW’ TAO NOTICE. To those Whom it may Oonrcrn : I mn now running a NEWTOK TABLE MACHINE for Moving, Basing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings from small to great, and having handled about 1,200 buildings in 16 years, feel confident I can satisfy those that mny favor me with a call. My address is Irving, Barty Co., Mich. A.. S. DEAN Irving, Mich , April. Hth, 1870. ■ IS ixOOmS ter is kept-in each A regis­ headquarter, wherein WHOLE NO. 1056. The stone for this strncture was oontribut-. cd from twenty eight different quarries, end have been put into the walls both dressed, and so arranged as to display the different colors and varieties. The top portion of the front is ofa very fine spec­ imen of dressed sand static fpm Dayton, and some handsome window sills and cor­ nice come from McDmtooU ± Co. Berea. The interior of the building » cool and airy, being comfortably finished and withal u very attractive place for OJbio people to rendcsvouz while on the grounds. Some­ thing over $7,600 was expended in its con atmetion. F. W. Green, Esq., is in charge and will cheerfully show Obion's every intention. Governor Hayes is announced for a reception here cm the 4th of July. Indiana has a good sized building a distinixuisliing feature of which is the reprrscutalion'ofthe different counties by artist­ ically prepared panels, covei ing the walls of the reception hall, showing the date of settlement of each, with tlici* organization, papulation, producta, industries and special chaarctcristiCT, the papulation of the lar­ ger villages, with a list of churches and school-houses. From the cilics, such as Indianapolis sml the rest, special tablets furnish items of eommercia! news. Near the front entrance are >onio ndliccablc sj*cinitns of timber and block coal. evergreens of die 8ta4k Michigan baa a structure about like the other Western StulMnildings nearly oompletol. Kansas and Colorado occupy together a large building 132x121 in the fonu of a cross, and surmounted by a cross. It is now about ready but has not been formally opeped. A large portion of tho interior will be devoted to the exhibition of articles illustrating their resources. In a future letter, though perlmns ix>t the next otic, I shall undertake to tell what’ the States have displayed iu the Exhibition buildings. This letter is' not what would lx> classed with the racy sort, but it contains matter of in­ terest toyotrmftteftC The city is full of people, and foAtwo or three days past it has sccmod more like tho opening day. Much ot this influx is due to the Knight Templar rc-nniou, but a groat deal of it comes from the growing attendance at tho Exhibition, the beauties .and wonders of which are being daily more Sireciated. Many gay Sir Knights, with ir ladies, have {sen the great world's fair this week, and Thursday morning the great parade took place It was one of the finest ever witnessed. Over 15,000 Knights were expected to be iu line, but the actual turnout did not reach that number. The ' re-union is recorded as one of tho grand­ est events iff the history of the older. visitors from that State are asked towrite Illinois has one of the neatest and most j attractive white frame ootlngiri within the ' Western Railroads. inclosurc. The memorabhi 2J)th General j A-mUr .rpropri>kJ bm »10,000 t» Ertem pwpl. ire .l.jys mmrwd .< [tarloni and reading-room.. This latter Cen»,»U| p.rp-,, Wi th. m.cniSre„l ufllre pri»rip«l feature is not very complete na yet, and I’ I lie 25,000 Hl. in th<? M would respectfully call the attention of n^-M.bo^^pWcd w vmt Ihehv | Bilffiilo, Iho old Cahiomd, Udly (U nimuv' «m lun no rra«» | and dingJ local newspapers in yonrStule to that fact. — lines •• --------‘ • • ■by •* The publishers will serve a much belter to feel ashamed uf their headquarters. But I cm are succeeded the most- •beau­ $G,000 was expended in its constructiou, tiful coaches, light, airy and superbly uppurpose and accomniodate more of their though it could not hare bccu completed hokHenxlr of the Chicago & Canada home people by fnniisliiug tlieir |»pen for and furnished in near the style it is for Southern. Neither the Lake Shore nor the State headquarters than by aiding that money had it not been fur liberal con­ the Great Western can at all-compare Geo. P. Howell & Co. in a big advertise­ tributions of lumber and material from with these. At Detroit the Michigan Chicago finnsjover $1,006 worth of furni­ Central from thence to Chicago will be ment of that firm. ture alone, has been provided in this way. found another step upward in the scale of Tlie Pennsylvania building is the lar­ and the kdioi' parlor, though small, sur­ luxurious railroad travel. Modern built gest and is located within a stone's throw passes in elegance any oilier on the coaches, roomy acd lofty, exquisitely dec­ of Machinery Hall, facing the lade. It is grounds. On the large register tmuod in orated and ettahioned, and ventilated by 103 x G3 feet and of Gothic architecture. Russia leather I notice among the first a patent arrangement that works to pcrOn cither aide of the main entrance arc names that of “Deacon” Boss of the Trib­ fecriQU. Add to this ti stpootl^ steel two towers flanking a larger one, while a une. All the arrangements for conve­ track which produces a scarcely percepti­ neat porch extends around a portion of nience and comfort are complete and perfect. ble iar, and special smoking coaches each of the four sides of the building. Th<In a pTuwmew»'ptara tawgs a fine large which arc a luxury to those who “blow a main entrance leads into a large halt about engraving of the Chicago Ecpositiou buildsixty f.«ct long by forty wide, apd high in iugn, and Mr. J. II. Johnson who was eloud,” and the picture of modern rail­ comfort u complete. proportion, the roof being formed of nu­ ^milted with the secretary's offirc of , way , From Chuago south, west or ntmB north, W( all merous graceful arches. The walls have hrad.p^Z, “ ’‘aI*r",,"“,enl of ,hc*[ the losding Jioes of railway are admirably . —.w .k—«lu.iwaj aiv aumrrauiy been properly painted and ornamented, furnished for the comfort of travelcra. and it is proposed on them shall bo hung Iowa has a neat modest building now [ The St.T-A.a.a Louis—passenger Ths Chicago.1-&,Q1 -HHMW.aAH 4 trains the portraits of all the Governors of the llinli-li-fl at rviat nlwint ft*ill<llk nf ——.1 _ State, from the time of Penn to the pres­ completed at a coat of alxiut 85(K)0, of are of uniform stylo and color exteriorly, whcih citisens of that State arc just proud. and models of luxury and convenience ent. On either side of the hall are two It docs not vary materially iu principal within. The three hundred miles which rnoais. each about twenty feet square. The features from the others already described. separates the two great cities of the west fin* of these mi the right, is intended for It may lie remazked generally, concerning can be traveled over with less fatigue than the use of citizens of the State, with an all these structures, thst they have with accompanies a two houra* ride in a stage­ adjoining room fitted up in elegant style ai a ladies* porlor. The earpet is Brastads one or two exceptions no distinctive arch­ coach. The route lies through the heart itecture other than is cxpracscd in the term of Illinois. The great prairie forms.* and the furniture of walnut, covered with “cottage,"and they are an constructed with blooming like gardens, with stretches nf maroon rep. On ths opposite aide, the first the same object in view; viz : the conven­ viaion equal to those which meet the eye room h intended as a committee room, and respective from the deck of a steamer in mid-ocean, the fum'rture is finished rod. The Govern- ience of visitors from their btatca, Mr. Shaw ,tho Supcrintendant of afford suds panoramic views of gigantic cfs room adjoin it ou the weal, and is fit­ Iowa's department says that tho people of 'forming operations as can be seen no­ ted np in fine style, thefuruitnro being fin­ this growing young wotern State will where else on earth. General Supcrin ished in bine. Each apartment has connect­ show as large a proportion ofvuiton os any tendent McMullen, one of the youngest ed with it retiring rooms, and every conIowa has a good display and one of the ablest railroad managers in venMnee is arranged for those who shall of its neighbors. in the Main Exhibition building. the country, has made thia route equal to freqnartit the building. [ The total cost of Wisconsin has another caw little cottage the safest and beat ol all tho great iron tho building and fnrrrituro wax $17,500. which cost about $6,000. ft is fitted up thoroughfares. It is in charge of A. C. Mullin, Secretary To the north and west from Chtcagif of the Board of Managers and General with much taste and some of tho furniture Superintendent, who is assisted by Lewis and accessories are of Wixctmxin manufac­ the Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul Baildieir n.mcrt. and files of the local newspa­ pers are placed at their disposal in the G. Bull, Assistant Superiifendcnt, and a messenger and jaaitor. Hon. Morton McMichael is President of tho Board of Managers, and cx-Govcrnor Curtin Vice President, It is intended soon to hare a formal opening, when members of the leg­ islature and other officials will lx* invited to enliven the occasion. New York has really the most * elegant State building on the grounds, though it is not so large as that of Pennsylvania, nor half ao costly. There is really a striking coatnut in the two buildings, when the cost of each is taken into considcraticn. The total cost of the Now York structure is pul down at 98,000, and yet the furni­ ture. finish and style of the whole thing would lead one to estimate iu* cost above Pennsylvania's $17,000 buildings. It u two stories high, with elegant ladies par­ ion on the second floor, furnished superbly and having two pianos for the use of gueflta. On the walls are large crayon portraits of William Cullen Bryaut and Garret Smith. In the Governors room is a similar and very fine jortrait of Governor Tilden. The building has a comfortable homelike air, and is withal both showy and convenient. It is built on the square box plan, with ample piazza room. Jt is under the man­ agement of the New York cotumiasionen, headed by Mr. Frank Ixsdie and Jackson Schultz One of the most imposing of the State i» tout of Ohio, buih of dressed penny buildings. To the w of It is erected a large hall which will serve n place for meetings of county and State organisations that may desire - to use it during the progress ef (ha Exhibit™. ture. Mr. Elisha Starr, of Milwaukee is on the spot to make himself agreeable to the “Badgers" who happen in. JEheBtatfi, appropriated $20,000 in all, the rcmaiuing $14,000 having been cx*d in pruienting Wisconsin's display in the main build­ ing. New Jersey's building shoots up the sharp tap of one of ite Dutch towers square­ ly above all the other buildings that front on Belmont avenue, and ite red tiles are among tho first things noticed by one who enters the Belmont gate. 1 he building u on the other side of the road, separated in a measure from the group of State build­ ings. The old Holland house arcintec turn in which tho building is fashioned is thought to be suggestive of a State con­ taining so many descendants of the Dutali. New Jeray was the first and probably the most liberal contributor to the Centennial Exhibition outaidc of Pennsylvania. Con­ necticut is distinguished fur her old-fash­ ioned cottage, evidently planned with much care and regard for the suppoted character of tlw State. ' Indeed, it is mentioned as a fact to be noted that the general design was made by Donald G. Mitokell, belter known as Ik. Marvel, author of “Rever­ ies of a Bachelor," The Massachusotte artist who first painted that State's house the color of a pig’s liver hax come in fur a good store of criticism. It lias been re­ cently repainted. The architecture is in describable, but the building does not on the whole make a bad showing iu the State group. It is large as compared with the other IraMin-a, and stands out well - Tj ii-Will r fd in the rustic jttyle, 40 x 30 feci in rise. It'M striking because of its elaborate dec­ oration with the luxuraot BJoaaea and with in the east. This ir the great rente Jto St. Paul and is deservedly popular with 'travelers and tourists. The excellent rol­ ling-stock, fast time and low fares are maUcrs.uot to be ignored by him who travels upon bmuoem or pleasure. This net-work of railways, and there are few Einte in the great Northwest that cnnndl reached by the Chimgo, Milwaukee 4 St. Paul Badway. The “Houskeeper" of our Health. corruptions which I'M. Dr. Pierce'. Golden MsdiMl Ulreo.eey, with HHI.11 il.il. -* ...---- . ,,,___ ,an raBmun pimpic, blotch or eruption. Great eating ulcer, kindly heal under their mighty euretire iafluntee Virulent blood pobw.a that lurk irtabe nntem then. , nl.lvul _____A ' J . .. the moat tainted •yrteni may be «omi nmorated and built np Bacw. Enlarged gm'ij afflicted with aaara on dlyywora. J. w. BOTO. , Ed^arC^ III., Jan. 2wh.l8U �UNDER’ CAOUTCHOUC , The Dlrthpist Mtd Um to be haH at Garinnati That the contention will be very moch ' divided m PtW.f between many exeeL ; lent men who here been long talkedabout. Rubber. ------------ Lad N(rt*bor Dr. Deegine, *h I. < had OBire eoutrel of ths labentory Center* too foe Inmto.taM—. for wrmair.,-jrthx.- ;lM7 . , __ , -'•M’givc bet;, bkettoai than »y <xber flnn n, ‘ five yearn, mamAd ia Making a ■s^dty of fear number Wme that his balanced, not only again* t themselves indi­ Braxil and other countries of South Amer­ imist^t, Dr. Rone, was a defaulter to the h. Rrt*,.., „„. ica, Asia, and lhe Ea« Indic*. Our pop­ Univenfity to the amount of about fi 1,000. py, lett ore and milkweed afford a similar You at oore asked and obtained of Dr doubt, but whether nrore so than some of “roLer, wfth the rxperfeuec i.r a ijl; a ing very common now to drop all who hare exudation. The Asiatic trees Mmctimes Roma the other able gentlemen mentioned, we <y- tmer and fot to ind«*attain a bright ef 100 fart, whh • <Kamebeen freely spoken of and seek for the nnythe V^nlriniiy against Join. This do wot pretend to know. Owe thing w ter of 26 feet- In Assam, beyond the “Great Unknown." Recent events have llearwr and Tram fern Uh,) house and lot waa not worth over Bl,000, true however, and that D. that the Repubintensified this dispoeitioo, aud scarcly a but the quality is inferior to the American and was mortgaged for 62,000. This iiann uCthat District owj It tj lhema lrer, delegate will go to Cincinnati without har­ trees. Attention was first called to its pit­ AMronomera sent to ing hie though ts turned speculatively and duct by French Pent in 1735. perhaps woadericgly in the Dew direction. to the amount you supposed, yon only had work u ooc man and cL-ct the nominee The IWinre cf Para, ia Breid, fur In ISIS the people rallied to the atandanl ciahcs immense qoantit.5. ot Caonlchuuc security for one-half lhe amount. On the whoever he may be. ----------— ----•»•£* ------------— t jj e Hm Un,., Jaljr Sth, Ur., ltl„ of “Old Zach. Taylor,' aa he was Gunil21* day of December fiAfefcpcwiur of laid iariy and lovingly called. It wvuld not be moraine and during the day _ o----------------OwtbeJBlhday of March following be ■ received in a slay cup placed at each in surprising at all if, in the year 1876, they ciaioo in the trank. It is then potued should find a charm in a name somewhat over any pattern of clay, the form uf wbiab similar. Th- Ute Senator from Michigan, it takes m successive hyen are apphdid. the chainnra of the Committie on the con­ The drying and hazdniag-of thme hyeirs duct of the war, and now the popular is histened by exposure tn the Htokc and beat of a fire , they th» acquire its black Secretary of lhe Interior—Zechariah color. Dried by tbesu alone it ■ white Chandler- would pole a splendid within and req uirai several days exposure. President, and in th? hands of no When pure it in nearly colorless. The natives collect it upon ba& of day being would the interests of the was responsible for the. most of the in the form of Duties and fanciful figure* be wafer. -Ht OmsW in which shajxs it w often exported From cash rrev-ipu st the CeDtheir castom of printing guest, with a owed all uf i time-.I offered, Don't Forget It. bottle furnished with a hottow stem, to be . . part twenty-five to give yod i . sum of fifty w. vidually, bet » asrinsl each other, there is nodoobt whatever. Indeed itr becom­ STEBBINS BROS. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. of Ohio. JOB* F. HARTRANFT, of Pennsylvania “Honest money for al!, and free schools for aU. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interference which will destroy the other.*' ,‘JtahfW ‘rv ’T1-’ tares of lhe General Government are re­ Republican National Convention. quired to pay the interest oa a debt con­ tracted in putting down a rcbeHion. to TW next caiau ttepaUiraa CwveMioa f-r tfo aoMUMUMa ot tu4iUln (or PmiJen: pay the pensiocs of soldiera disabled aa4 Vice-PmLtent ot the Vaital Scales, win or heir* of soldier? dying in serh* heU ia lhe city of Garinasii on Wc-laraday the fjaneeath day of Jcne. 1878, at 12 o’clock n<wn. a»i will eoaust of delegate, war Cm which the Democratic from each Mair «jwal to twice the number of ALONE in rra^^mMr. X That although the Democratic howl about the increasing extravagance of iay the coaventUas for ths election of dsleKUes ths ccmaittecs of tbs several Mates are Republican administration. there ha- been rreocsmendH te invite al! Republican electors a steady decrease of the expenditure. for an J an other veters. without re-ani to (past political riiferxncea or previous party afilis- ten consecutive yean with tr, exeeptinas. who are opposed to reviving sectional issues, an-1 desire to promote friendly frelisj That the national debt Las been reduced and p-rnaanent harm .ay thrpughout the coun­ try by maintain* an-1 referring all the 6341,000,000 in that period, and the enastiutioaal rights of every eitisaa. iaelui ing the fall and free exercise of the right of amount mjuired to pay the iaterret on suffrage withc«< ladaidalioa and without the public debt bos been 610.­ frond; who are tn favor of the continued prosecution and poAMhment of al! oficia! dis­ 688,047.34 per annum. honesty. and of eeonomiral admitri-tration Thai of ------------------------------------------------------------duripg the past two, rears there lhe r>venmeni by honest, foithfid and ops- ... . i__ . ■ , uTr rflusri who are in farac <»' making sweh I * Iredurtien of interna! revenue tax® amouniing to 6203,419,553 per num, and a deduction of 63.%364.7lft annum in the custom taxes. liberty and skua!-! be suuntsiaol ahooUueiy free from sectarian control; who believe that.. for the protn-Mivas of there ends, sud direc"-» th. CUrkus R<v«M>mv »ire of ti.e yovenuaent shrold e-mlinue to be The time appruihcs for the meeting ol ■oafiiled in those who adhere u» the prwei pies of 17T«. an-i support i!>eni as ineorporat- the convention which will place in Dom­ »d is the coflWitu-ioa sad laws, aa-i «ho are ination a 'U-eere?r to the Hon. (wnrgc ia fiver of rwgnivinx and Msrejtbeainf the f.iadameats] principle of MfmaJ unity ia WiDard. Wc-bdicTc the Ilqo. E. W. Barber, of this rity, to be eminently fitted Domination. shipring it in air tight vomcis of tin or glw, I »ow make 'you another pcoporilioa. thus preserving the juice, as it roses from which, I think, if accepted, will reve the , the tree. The pure caoutchouc has a spe­ cific gravity of only 0.925. Alcohol does . not dimolve it; nrpewtine. naptha, and beniole arc its brat solvent,. Weak acids and akalinc sokitioas hare no effect apon At the U-mpcraturv of 248° F^r. it melts and remains in a sticky rooditirn un­ km ion- exposed to tho air in thin layers. It readily infiamm and burns with much smoke. ItadaMieitv is remarkable : when a piece of it is stretched heat and dasticit r are enrol red. If a piece is kept distcu I cd for two or three weeks, iu elasticity i* loM ; exposure to a temperature as low aa 40 produces the same effect; but the ap plication of gentle heat restores it. Thus in making ehrtictextilc fabrics, they are woven of inelastic threads, which arc af­ terwards made elastic by heat. At 600’ it is partially vdatilaed. and the vapor when coodeured is the oily suUianre call ed caoutcboociac. which w a -rood jolrcn: mcm.: Ntttte _ WELCOME MARBLE xxim: tALI?ORNir THicwiCAOobUura-vrxrn EUL. of Dr. Bore, tireriding Dr. Douglas will enter into hoods to the same amount to pay over tv the Uuircraih- any mosey that he has iu hu hands, either bbimatiy or dbhoaestly. belonging to it. the whole mattor foha left to the erbMxatiou of three M M these thre? meu to Im- w-lcetcd by the Governor of the State of Michigan, the lion, John J- l**=Uy G'ra/ZriM"M, W tAm piuuo * JJv H^dent.iad rk.>t it *«Mi / ; li J«* de. rij M m>* ahow the mew i«al lopet security tor what is due the^tatt, that e9bm*uj'‘.!i: ^Chicafo, fifiataa and St. Paul L,ne to the atat Uwe tor Nomtheo WtsOOXMN ami Min.vbsota. and for Maim »X,St Favl, MinxkaPOLIS, inn th amdaUpwinte ia torn Ureal Kann west •oetalim of Superintendents Schools, at J ack»«, the following «f City NEW resola - tion was p*«td, with but »M dimept ing dT r . k W*?*“ SL Ltfle I* the ouly nrete for Wixou RtniiteMawwato, St. Frrra N^T.LLJt«.*W •** P°<nt* iu Soathern and Owtral Mlntrtwntn. It. I« the oaly line for J AXBSVU.I.E. wAiutvwx, Fud d TXi Lac. Ohxo-.ii, AFfXKTOK, Okmpc BAT, KOCAXABA , abqacxdl IffAJkQUErrK, Horcirrox, Hamoool' and the Lake Scrxaioa CwUWTBT- Its / Fmpart mJ IMij.i Um ■■ fceealy^srnfim ffi ms, Rockfoki>. Py »rwr, and aU potnta via Freeport. 4800230201020001001008000101020100 Not only do we bdierc him |(>« Of tu. and. w»«h •Odcnanactiu... xeST, Eaton county, but we are confident that a major­ MILITARY AND CIVIL PRESIDENTS do* and Card for 12 1-2 crnti ret pound ■ BtlJ! W. ICT7Jf., m. ir.: for that porilivn and shall labor earnestly for hw to be the choice of the people *• thousand dolien to »J , ■» W« water into the mouth, the Portuguese give ! dollars par day ;■ th expra»ra are shoot the name of tcri^n or syringe to both might be found against * K « if ‘D.Higtaa eight thousand per day. gum and tree. would do the same. That offer wa» not It a not only exported in various molded accepted, and neither you or IW. LfoUg ity of the UepaMicat. dectorsof the entire district recoguuc in him to-day rf MBafaukee Line thouc Prcssdewtiai chair; and it as »noOeraBe qualities which will enable him to labor more effectirdy for this constituency than any other who has been spoked of r a probable candidate. It is wdl known that he was the choice of a majority of the delegates to the roe-, rcntion which avcmUcd four yean a-o. butrVras obliged to decline at chat time for personal rewsona. Un dore not aeek the office now, but has oonaearted to become > candidate at the earnest solicitation of prominent Republkaas all over the dis­ trict. 11 >> pnkp far» u> io la poimJ dander «r poblk Wrieeo— they rrr wdl 1 town u. dl. We a., howerer, m, Ual be ■ wow ia lie <T life mJ tnai imilrf toe adaeal dali. her, UiFrpoUiealeiM'feeee, era, ieaaee aeqaeialeaee wuk lie leajiae Bo of lie Male eaj nafeoe, a padieal baaoen aJMaUM, MMMMi M^l, rf pod OM. fact that no one having the soldierly de­ ~ ment conspicuous has immediately follwed iaieerir, rbid, a aWaaie drew Jackson ; that of 1840 in Lvov of Gen. Wm. Henry Harrison ; that of 1&4« inj&voc of Gen. Zachariah Taylor; that of 1852 gave the enuDtry Gen. Franklin Pieree; and that of 1S6R and 1872, Gen. U. S. Grant. In 1833 a civilian -was cbeacn, Martin VanBuren; in 1844 another, James K. Polk ; in 1856 another. James Buchanan ; and in ISGOand 1864, the suffrages of the people were given to Abraham Tyler, Fillmore, and Johnson, Lincoln all civili­ ans served out unexpirad term, caused by the removal of their superior* by death. In the forty right years last post. fire Milita­ ry men and seven civilians have occupied the another of B riorikr dmrartor tn the Rxm entire position. The American peujile are not open to reward their Military heroes ; yet it w a thing, or in the rate of nearly two to one. are chotsen for our ruler*. That the di>po AaapiEliod wrive be baaba eneri oe^ aoj nak. hi^b L a feedUe aaTrf. fective speaker. I ■ In fart, he has every fa _ mcecssful legislator, and, if elected wdl Uke rank in eou^m witb't^ W “ i» «aJLu , Still, the people desire to have ooc who is wdl acfpranted with the irtura settled bj nmintaiuiag the rategnty of th. Union, though he may derstraf*. doC hara worn ahouk It reqmr. hut litrfc invmtig. torn to dtseorer tot . rird-Miluary m*. Thia It the ONLY LINE ruuuinc ieT ’*'■ X<*» Chhmro aud SL **d’ MUwauk.. or CblAt Omaha our Blewpera connect with * ^criamsl Blappeo oa the Union JpaMUuucw> Trains dally, with ---------- —xwlne Boom and Cura ttuoufh to Counri' Peal amd Minneapolis. Two Pullman train-. korCrtrti BMT toi Two Traian daily, vrttn rwuman rxiare Qw atlaefimAamffi thn>u-h to BICKFOn AUTOMATIC who have, by ressonuf fong sevvire, as­ sumed the leadership of the House—u potion which no new man emdd take no matter what alnliucB ho might nams. ritao* at the praent time ■ to adret a man -~1. m patting down the rebellion and ro^raw «* afl thro*«b trains ofitiis • dMaeaa G, MaMr eaj of the oon-Militory dam is dearly the war-one who was engaged, heart wad Share Route, and is ths ■* lluvaffh Evaxwtu.x. f. Highland Fame. --- ------- , A (TSE. KeXoiIIA Iu Milwadkkb. .4 .kl - ■ ’ we h“ nomiaatiou Ixxause i nujonty than any other man ia the dmtnct, and add great strength and povmkr. ityto thc whole ticket ’ ' ' . Fur kmvaakaa. tar Through Trains daily. Pullman Cara oa ntgtrt trains, l arfor Chair CamuiQ train.. For Spsu^a fehidVnnnaa and points In igwgfr ,1‘Ui vUhPutato t^aenera » WlDoaa. _ta Dubmaw. via Freaport. Two Thrawah Tons dattn, with Pullanm CuioWlMhMMm JtaeDwbaraaaadLnCKam, vialltota. Two Throwcti Trains daily, with PMlmaa Qmb on night train to Me Urvgur.viwwa.j r« Sfewi Cltt *»J TbbII-o. re Far I ala natiad tar Ttoi<- daily- �At the Hauk on Saturday evening, the Udiesof EpUrapel S^iMy held aa lee Cream FeaUval. The attendance wm large, ami the gathering a very plauant 0Br, the net ra, cetpls being rlt.VNOlCirH eylDR . Wsaotieethst Frad H„ee* haa removed his plane of buriam fraea lhe saloon of Mr. I**. Harder shall k Lo.. where he will be pleased to rae all <hl» many frhnds nd the puhlle generally. He is a first clnsa workama, n*d aay Lusitwae ietrurtod ui him will reeclvs prompt aliea- ■ On WedMaday evening the Ladies ot the Presbyterian society will hold *a Ion Cream and Strawberry Feuirat nt Union Hall. Ar- raugvmrat have bcm perfected fur the aecommodathn of all. aud the programme will be a very Inviting one. Let every body turn The friends at Freeport, the new and Rourishlug village in lhe North of Irving, will cel &' ebrnle lhe coming Centennial by a Fols nl>ing in iu the lhe aftoraoafi afternoon of tthe 3d of July, aud a spkadid dxae* dnaae fa la th* the cevening. All ths arsplendid raagetaenta have bran p ramate baa been earned, and a good Hrat is eaaured to all who msy participate. Bill far the danee including supper, unly |2.U0. U-George M. Aadcnra, tlw gnat 'companlaa, and one of the most SoUdter mwoswfal worksrs we have met. hs, temjKirarily sus­ pended work on lhe K. L. A S. M. it U , sad gone to aarirt our friends st Vrnao|itviU« in ^tha completion of lhe Railroad North from Mnrthall to Ionia, which pM»e« through that village. KU many friends bets nnhe in wishing him abundant success. ALL ABOUT THE COUHTY. Hot. The Summon Council of th* City of Hert­ ings, met si the Ceunril Room. pursuant Is ad­ journment, on Wednesday evening, June *th, Nasuyiixa June »lh, 1H7A Entntp Uasmss . 1 netles In yosw papar Imlay, a l«W? about a rrcret bra on lews'Maa tet watts Woodland <U Cnritettm. In which a estiHra vr»n>g gc-teL As I had jsvratigsled lb* lopt and rtUneted the samv, fcfrro the reading nt the article In qiteslisa, the adjustment, win have |e, stand. Whether your "subscriber’!meal theuadtrdgne 1 or not I do not know, but M X ai^ so •loeely eoanecied with the irterel* ef Rarry and talon Ior. Co. I take It far graded ItedH. X would suggest however lit future eommunira­ tions rateting to ••Smhh,,.he be more persona I and giro the name In full, fur ho might have a gvKrt many Smith's looking after him. Ho far as as I am concerned I care nothlag for any suoh allusion m was made In the letter, in my official aoiieu far the Kerry and Baton, sured the property, and th* insurance is en-1 ------ —----- ,— uvt—------------------ Tn-.rp brown Hraly satisfactory to the Barry sud Eaton. with heavy main and tail; about ten years And now let us see about lb* fact*. Tbs old; hud bar j£(-------home was iasurad far »X>. and not for tfWU. f™« >>" r™>“ And as the reporter ray* it was (Worth tfdOO. weeks ago Jart i An insurance at>60 I think would not l>* out lag iuformalioti of th* way. The |»s b«« Iran adjusted and will be liberally th* Company pay Mr. Hudrttn akxteen and C. A. Bah.et. 3T-100 dollars I hrt Is >0. UASTf.Nan, Juno-Gib, I87fi. Now I don’t know which way It ought tn I* । ' xxrT-’tf but I am satisflod that he knew uolldng about Notict tbsl fir*. The fire occurred about 10 o'clock P. M. and Hudson liad l*ra away from home since raorntag. and was away al lhe time of ; their*. I would Suggest to Subscriber ibrt next time he get nearer the facta before be ' makes such allusions st he mad* fa hie letter, j Gold 112}, Charily cumpehs m* to believe that he writs what he did for lhe publie good and ant for any Ursine to acanduMso myself or Mr. W bheicr, but my own feelings compel mo b> say Io him to gel nearer lb* troth In bis aext letter tf pos- son, Lawis. McNaughton, Russell. Sheldon. Minutes of the previous meetings Were read and approved. Petition rignod by Milla Philips end others, idative to the extension of Church Strew. Church Calendar. Thu will undoubtedly l»e fruit. . - June H. First Sunday afterTrinity. On recommendation ef Street Com ndUse June 24. St. John, the Baptist. they were instructed to pave tho gutter oa lhe Jqne 25. Second Sunday after Trinity. East side of Michigan Avenue, from Stale Road to the H. W. corner of lot owned l>y A. A. Young. In eompliaaee with the racommradrtiea oft ( Street Committee the Commissioner was In­ strutted to gravel Jefferson Ktrect. +rom Fall the printer Ruing. petual motion. (*re*k North, to top of the LIK In front of lots Special Serai. tnri ter KW. .Ynmih*. The motion of AW. Tomlinson that the Iron Bridge 1* rovrrod with Osk 2 l.y 3 lnd.es was bM| cents on a dollar. Festival on ■irt will Msamraoc tu day. '/'The first load of wool «old In 1 l^ruaghl 2l» certs per pound. Hartleys Strayed from tile pdMtnrc on the Mes­ ter ftrtn, in tho 'Township of Curllon, a light bay mare liolt, two yearn old, ratit- Therc will be a job Joi to tbo luwuat bid­ der giving good security, to build a town ' hall. SneSO x:t2frct, height 10 fijci. Plan and apccUpatiuns may be soco at often of the Supervisor. Baid job wiD Ixs. ‘ •olden Th-wsdajr, Jane 15, at one o’clock aud in all other plaoes I seek Io know my iP. M , al the house of Owen Hoouau in duty, and'to do It. That ia enough fur me nid towuthip. and my conscience is always o ijnlrter, tosny Board. such allusion ns your subscriber sees tit to make. The Wheeler’s are also numerous in Birtyr Co. and perhaps he betiej- be more explirii with them. However I leave them to light their own ball lee, only raying that none .of them had anything to do with lie adjust­ ment of the lone and thnt F. M*. Whealer la. Holter. little. W. H. n. Heath, the settlor membe of the firm of Ileath, ^lixbury & Cor has rcthvd ftvm Lutiuces In thv cf'y, and Train ha* brought me »_wdl Rwortod U Oaw traveling ' for the Grand ^sjddx •took of Boot., Shcc, ud Gaitaea fir the sammcrsnJ RU trade, *Mdt I will *e]l Barta! Case Co. Uis many friends wish wny down low for Cetdt.- I also adl tho hint Micoew. Query—Wlut will do tire undertaking? ceMtratod Biupr Bering Mtehine "Why Stebbins Brot|ion of course. different Kind* of Hewing Maehinm. NtsoJlea ami Mtwlttne OiL T nta> sell Well k Wanted.**-Everyone to try our Teak Cislmt'I*umni. ' Prien tuncn. '' J. Mav* SMTrn, Maxee & Presto*. Opposite lite I'uat Office xsi8w3 ' ' Rxlltf Htuftfep, Mich Tbe Republican Stale Con vertion to uoiuin str State officers is called for TburaJay. Augnst 3d al Lnasing. The work ofGrading for th* paved gutter on Michigan Avenue, is being pushed sbrsd with great rapidity, and u being »rU ,drae The arrangements .for the .fab, are being perfected, and a good Ume is ensured, and we hope the people of the crarty will I* ra hand to enjoy the festivities of th* occasion. S r.8. o«u. ved note. Inquire of Morgan Jones. xxWtf WHERE ? Commissioner was authoritad Io repair the Street near Mrs. Butleir's, the ex prase not to exceed fifteen dollars. The following Bilh ware allowed and (hders as fallows : * Ayra. Dawara. LraU. McNauohmp. Rnstetl aud Tomlinson—4. Nays, Sholdra-L The Account of George M. Dcway, fttrjwlnting. ot |L3 01, was allowed by yeas awd says of the Stale llqaor tax expires the fourth Fri­ day fa th* prerant month, which wHI be thr •-■.Id, iurt. If th* Sheriff has the eollsctiag to do. four per cent will be added tn the original Sheldon and Tomlinson—C. Xay»’ On motion of Aid. Lewis, tho Council ad­ lf»t Havana Cigars Mackernl, ritimoD, tind J|crriug, all Now Pish ut . SM|Tif, Maker & I’RcaDroN'j. xxi8w3 . ’ ' glohghl murirn. 31CTUBESI I am now aU alone in the Phutognqh business, and aa I have made Xrrangonwnta to iucrcaiw my fragilities* for dvfng u-ra work than over, nil. should tall and' get a negativu taiuin. The superi­ ority of my work in thu part i* a stiffifiimt guarantee'of finite work in the Aituw. Booms iu Waabiugtun Block, south hide State Hired. 31 tf (J*o. L. IltATH. M. D. lived desire* to call his.MW*Waj!un Bto>p. when found nt aU hours of any day, any work in his line, .frompu . nokc in an cU wheel, b» thu building of the best buggy ever seen in the county of Barry. Don't furgt-i the place;.in the shop with dteon Rich k Bro., comer of ’ Church and Railroad Street. XMftf Extra heavy Bhirting 12J eta. Rest cottotuMtes 10 to 3U eta. Good Ticking 12 eta. Twenty Iwac GoraeU iL eta. Irtulien* Lose Exra heavy 10 ds. Two button Kid Glove* 90 eta. A nice line of Coat Bindings. A frill and com|>lete asnorimetit Clothing. erection has proved himself a good man ths place, ud a perfect gentleman. Ayes, Dnwara, Lewis, McNaughton. RwneeU. journed to Wedaenday evening, June Hth, A. Tobacco.—We can adl the bat fur the money iatiuKftjr: Manee 4 Preston. xxiSwS Bwrrrr, WE MEAN BUSINEBH! Funature Xlounnt south rtdo State St. opposite H. A. GuodXwir’tt Hardwtiru jttore. STEBBINS- BRO’S J. Cole & Son WUOLKdALE A RETAIL Mr ftr Sfc al Ue Ural Unit Bate LAND PM8TEII Fanaera remember that the old attd rdiabte bowMofO. B. Sahbnry ia.aeekwr. Laying egg*, butter, poultry and all kind.*, of farmer ■ produce, uuder Bartow A Good yeu Xrtw to te rrbbWe. STUCCO WATCH UK ■ ' XX2K UH ABAIB Shingles Lath &c. REAP THIS A Gral. Mcllii ii Prica ! Lilil Rhw Rtict? and unye too, «t , , Smitu, Maher A PRfatrojt'f . New Haven Conn., GRAND DANCE. SALISBURY t, BHOSSEAU xxi8w3 The time haa now come when my Acmust be paid. I have debta Io pay that I amt bo (mid, and to that cod mtrsf tMrtif that panKKK who owe me pny np without further delay. Ralph Jordam. May, 17th 187C. XXtGwl • couu'n YOUNG MEN. FURNITURE CHARLES tl. WELLS, n*il"t henke l. hills,.salary Tltc mot* exteudw, thorough and com­ plete institution of thu kind tn the world, night thousand graduate* of thia college now tn tmcccteM lundnow in the principal cilia and towns of the United States. L. D. QcncEunvsa, Itoeordcr. Look hero ! Look here ! loffins, Caskets &. Shrouds Tit Biikt Illi tf Siitatisi Fir YiW Meo. Magnificent granite building, with ele­ gantly fitted and furnished apartimmta for the application of and carrying out of our novel and ryhtetnalic method» of BUSINESS TRAINING, Yunng men who conteteplata n bu-unra.lifa, and parent* having mnm to educate. dtwuQwmta ndating to the colk'gu, which r full information an to taro, euudirii of entarnca, ete. Addrwm, PallmauPi the MteokH the for Peerless Milk Safes now on exhibition at our Fpruiluie Store. AH kinds of work made to or­ der. Be j ml ring or all kinds of old fur niluro it sally done. ______ Oa Jane 12tb * 18th the Grand Rapids apd it was expected U would be, sad that Mr, BritlM. the man who has rapurfalradsd its Parties having Pictures to t'raroo would tki well to p • Utctu framed of ue as we can do IL .crand Cheaper than any house In P . c County. We keep the Imrgevt and Bent selected stock ot FJUrURE FflAMElAhD MOUL1>INGfi, BKAOKm*. J'AJPKR-HOLDraw, Wai.i^E0C4P01»,^lifi*ebliDUMES, and everything in Uw Furniture line. We Jnvile all penraus to call and look Cloning oat Slae—Canned goods M cost Ayes, Pnwson, Lewis. McNaughton, Bussell Hr. Jason Turner, after years of absencs Indiana It. R. will sell Excursion tickets from from this city, spent ht the hoapitala of De­ all principal stauonr to Cincinnati, and rfaurn troit, Now York end Europe, has returned and for on* fare for lhe round trip. Thera iloheta opened on e&ee fur lhe practise of medicine. will be good to roluru until June 21st, aud He may be touud for the present nl his real through cars are rwu to Cfarinnaii without dence un Michigan Avenue, but will soon open ilou Frac* around the Oonnt Koom Square. It is just to any that the fence' iti butler thou make. We sell none of Utht cheap-made Fur­ niture that, ft made by machinery. The good* we make fa made by hand, and wanunted. We IqvRe al! pcrannn to call and inspect our goods, fur they al bear inspection. No trouble at nl^ hon>c. What! don’t you think »e csu sell < The firtahlug itirokw or* briug pat oa 3d; Bifause we keep the Lest c work­ men. Codfish, Trout] Whitefish, D.. Witt. The l.ycsum Arsoetatira of the Township of Berry, will celebrate Ute ('eu boontai of Amer­ ican Independence, by a picnic party on lhe shors* of the Lake north and east of Hickory FURNITURE! au<J be buyny again M. Prickett, for one month's salary, Rd 1 GC. A. J. Angle, fur cleaning Engine. $I> 60. O. W. Grace, far elennlng Bridge. <X). F. F. McNair, for Street w»tk. 3d Ward. Shsldo* and Tomiinmm—«. Nays, nos*. The Account ef L. D. Bornum, of R12 60. ft»r tf sing pump, was allowed by ayes and noys Do you wunt tie goto Look Drue—4iMtou gab t-»t Ohio Slow Ware nt whoiMtle and retail, best iu the city at ■ SMlTfe JlAftUU^PRESJ^FA Yeas—Dnsrson, Lewis, McNaughton. Kussell, Kholdon aud Tocnlinsun—C. Kaye, none. On motion of Aid. Shridoa. lbs fttteot We notioe Ural Mr. Stebbtaa is building a fine sidewalk on th* Best side of bln fats i>n Jetfmon Street. He should iamb fas* job. by extending it aa lhe North. <* Crater St roei. The time speettfed by hew ‘for the payment Where you wrttl find nil kiutlx ot Of every Bescripfio Which we For SALE—A valuable young InqnircoT Marahall Pricket. Titr Iknr.l of Supervisors mat.-u one o'clock adopted. । this P. M and organised by elect!eg Hon The fullowim resolution was offered by AM] 1> Q Robinson of thia ally Chairman by a ►4«tr of 12 to U H Asti num. June 8th, 187l». adopted by yeas and nays. ’ " m - nr"' ‘ Uttvlrtd, That the Common Council receive bids for 5.600 feat off «ral class White Oak Fox Bale—A Coo mare pad edit. lumber 2 by 3 iecbra, 12 or 16 feet loaf, that Time w ill ba given if desired for an appro­ John Stanley is fa receipt a large lot of r»* >Sfinest frof^rin. wHrh he is railing cheaper L. D. Qt>actoentatsli, fur Sundries. W 09. that aver. Additional particular in on edi­ by yeas ami nays as follows : tion of Thursday. Ayee, Dawson. Lewis, McNaughton, Bussell, E. C. Brown has been appointed Arauusnl Hhridon. and Tomlinson—6. Mays, wane. Tie Account of Grants & Holmes, far print­ General Superinteadeal oflbe Mmbigau tentral Railroad and win soon rater upon his ing, of »H 00, w*s ^loned by ysas sml nays duties with his b*ad<|unrters nt Jaekeon. Keep It. •r thin in flesh, am! rather small in tine. Any person giving hdbrmation where the colt- may be round wjll be liberally re- can sell Cteaper than an/Hbua • tn Bar­ vrartfed. F. J.Johes, ry Oouutx, Corthe*- reason*: IIowcMnbhinc Agent. 1st. Because wo liave no rent I > pay. ' Hartinga, May Blat 1&7G. XXllOtf 21. Decauae we make'lhe most of oui We have lOjWU Rolbt Wall i’apcr on band consisting of Gold Tin Ia, Tiirtwi Butina, French Balins, White Blanks, Whitman’s Assorted Candies—the brat Buff and Brown Blanks, also cheap Bor­ n thu market A, full supply at J. I*. ders, Gilt and Frenoo Borden. Window Roberts’. / ’ -ra. Shades, and Window Fixlunn of all kinds. Cal! and soe. Etn Busby not to be out done, has re­ Smitu, Mane* A Prehton. tail bin material naglo*. everythin;; xxt8w3 .j a., Collar*, Cuzoni cte. all Aral clara, can be found at Em’*. Everybody ackiwwkdgcs that Em ia the beat Drtsor in sixteeu counties. * • ixSl tf Do all the goml you can in the world, and make as little uoi<e about ii as peMiUe. We had the plesure of aoali, Thursday, from Willis Merritt, attorney at law. Tecumrah. iww m. STEBBINS BBO’S. ( The Common Council will hold a vjiecial «eraion on Wedne-day evening. ' When you gel bold of silver change du not hurt J it up: Vat ke-p it in circulation. HASTINGS CIUBUS R. WELLS, Priuiiint, cr29tf W. P. Andras at Onto Spring*. Kent >., iaanid to be aouMidabc for Bepre- nUltve iu the State legislature. He if T. J. AltMMOS, Oau. JW A< Topeka, 1 SaliRbury lb Broaaeau. r«Sp7D«e.,% 1875. Uj 1 JVfao Hawn, Cbnn aauuic FOR SALE >t THF BANNER OFFICE �SEW ABTBimSEWTi h»6f; ---------- -■— ■ ----------- RURAL -----------—— f : TOPICS. Tfflt |-BT!1?IMU CC TtSS tOT la scree rectiou. of the coot Uj m insect caiW the phyRex.-ra cr vine kx*»c attack. ! lhe root* ofgrape vino- and hitherto no rereedy ha« been due»«v«rd- M. Daren*. * amber «f the FrrnA AcOonynf Sa­ -ore h* recently daxovet.-i a "TSre This was [re-vui nearer .prink’.rae by Live. and the ipen then* co rertoic reree beta bring -ea at the above dirtaacr f.-ore their hires. cab* day fix Ii must be * 'terr eii. bectofiy cnehadretonce- Bat onfeMik they *• fc.< p ww • «d a half. tod the mart of the honey the y -uber H found within k asiie uf their hiv.s. No pcr-x> ran stake bee* prvtowhl: uain* the suit of lhe honey h that dixorre faund within ia windy days bat* have *_-*»< the T*.i.- a<h«eet any ’« caused by injury In wme torciga cowntrire the uX- ' to tin.- teed, retired by chewicy the dry It aariMs ia tenure bee keepers iu in the halt: of I axd hard Kerndt of corn inarw^ their been from frfare to pUre,| decay of the ittfh. Tie !?wwt Jour-ai rays: -&Kh4ocajcd teeth may U reab. al three auk- distant- twice ce three j H*cT«d by the esme inmuuset.: *’ a denlnx time* ia a vX.hera Um honey harvest.I wo .U apply to one r owe tooth under varies a* i» tnue and they eutoi&r a n»,, sjmilxr eirramstanees. The <y»j<ja» to hard work to fir even * rede wind. dhmaf* ananda half from trie* * ja their api- far *» U»e bees generally By. • rcxi AXV •IXJOK 4XOCK. A fanter writes; “We have got ph^ty; jfitock if it were only kept I mric. ci the pare 1 There fa too aaeh desired «a lhe. j-an ef fanner* to eho^e breeds to ewns breeds, to bare a ndxtsrc of breads, and: |«* While! b»-as m decay or emrastica rftfcrir .ixh.i *y*<em is fidfcwed. we <b*P. raake1 iathus-c can be weired. »d whilell*-’ bat little adraneraeei ia breedmg Sne1 appetite and ebewiog Letritks of the am i«k. If* fanner desires to breed sal Ao not appear diminished n* interchoice stori fee sale, ii h best to keep, fixcnee win be weemary." r ulr tton.=gh bred sacaxla .bat fix hk. >>«a c*e '-.rode Moek k- often proftribic. thss haw tothren aaw writer ad I- in regard to fann-xs ' Snreding pure swxk uadr: ‘-He can *e2 j his crock for three or fnr times what it » w wth fix meat. It ent's lire t>-> more to ; raise it. and any <trr-’x-< stocl he Lae he j can omrert into meat Lj4-t as wtH *» the ' THE FOE OF .PAIN .c.tarjggaar MUSTANG , WHICH HAH STOOD THE TE5T Of 1 to TEARS. I THERE IS NO cQKf>lT WILLI NOT HEAU30 LAMENESS IT WILL KOT CURK. SO ACWE, NO to detdhunc wbeth r the potato tabor PAIN. THAT AFTLIOTB THE HU ihnwhed anenic when Paris srres wa-1 MAN BODVr^W TMM BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN applied to the plants io <i<atr,y th.- {•<*!<>' l.WAL. THAT DOBS KOT YIELD iTO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE C08TING Sc.. SSe.. oe fil.00. HA- OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN HErNHTAND RESTOK ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS Liflsns the plant f»nt ia no’Ta«uxncr eo«jd ' HANY A VALUABLE HORSE. I tied a trace of anewi? tn life tuber*.. Other -Lcmisu hare mad - dtnilxr invert! Colirx** with the same rcssit.> • In -oua case, the person- wiv. apply the i’arb jretn are f*jiwno! by it Th-.- f-dkwing, ,i<c» are reponc! a- haring jtctxre.-d is Michigan last year.. Ia uue case. Ly tore liand&n •- the Paris -rten wu alhnred to ojase in o>utoet ukh a *reoc the hand. It swelled enoraou-Uy . La: wx» sobduad by vincrar and suit. In at.-Xher eats: the dtx>t wi« inhaled, resulting iu ranch join ( in the.hevl and a drwhar^c fnxn ' PROSATE OSDLH UF K1CUI.;A5. c-«*ii -r l MtaftW for tfcs FARM FOR SALE 50 ARE IMPROVED the tM»*e for t<-? week*. In an -Aber case, the reisoa wa« p^rnritted -to enter a h»4c I in the b«X kg. crarijig smOm. iafiassiuaUoa. Another nun namMriy ewupo? xilh his Icairia; life frets inhaling lhe dust, which be hr <i ihmrdly emienroeel io exclude will, a rei’ >ver ide fate. He was oek two weeks Another hod his cyr* badly infiamed for a long tjase by the dcst entering there, and ■ome children were isgertd by pisyinz oreong the dwond potatoes. IIxMibc* Jaa'y. Jit. 1878. A First-Class Farm, ttne of IHuois report*: • •’Front the infvnnatiou w> far ubtaMed it** proved that lhe Icmm for the Iasi year were fr'ly «uua! rotoasl&WifUW.. Hofarthelto wer* *hflw thaftbere is id general euoric-.idn of the orgiic axsi cau.M» oftb« dis- the next dav. if the thhk dinner cant it over cuvfi&j. ~~ that "* the air en circulate lnw$r throng —____ the nu idling- spa tU- <urfao- . nh. TK etover reny Ke two fact thick wpuu the OHDER. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-15.pdf e3abfb3405907c57f6e108e0307b3299 PDF Text Text NO. 14.HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1876. VOL. XXL AffliciiniHi. Immmi VW. THE SPRING TRADE. 9 = £ a S’ ond Iron Plow With Wood or Iron Beam. Land Rollers, Harrows, Cultivators. Double Shovel Corn PlOws. Buckeye and Peerles Reapers and Mowers TRIUMPH HARVESTER AND KKP1RR STATE MOWER, BATH PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS With patent Bent Gear, made from the best New York Second Growth Hickory. The Old Reliable GEO. M. DEWET AND PVBLISHEIt. Constantsy on Hand, AT AGRICULTURAL HA LL. One door east of Goodyears Harthvarc. TEBMS UF SUBSCRIPT IOS: .««• re*r ia AdvaDM-------------- —*1 ■*{ alia adT.nc.------ ------------------ ,------ 7 0) ftA TES Of AD VERTIS1NG. ismubm. I ti.a>l gJ»l ttJ>o I >rmi moo 1, Culumn. |_ 5.101 Thy natna «i bl celebrated -ii EDITOR rKimunruuL nnui. tool 16.001 77JO I MESSER & POWERS Hastings, April 12, 1876. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE MUSIC JACKSON toJO I. No dvdueUoa t/ouUHMtl raju ar* fur 33 IHh CoJumtMi. WBSMAL AND BW88 CARDS. FH1L. W. MISKERN. HAJtVKV WRIGHT, - DENTIST . _ AH warit ercaratfr attradMd to. Great Bargains READ!READ! READ! Special Medical Announcement toy Comfort and Happinsst Pianos Organs and OP HASTISOS AND TICTNITY. M. J. ■- UW1E MON BED ’S PIANOS. HADEN & SON’S PIANO b‘— SJStt**;— Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. Wholesale Agent for Michigan ■ uioiii «•»» •••« Indiana. -.a. -«> ranch Hoaeea •:at Grand Rapids, East Saginaw and Flmt, A. D. BROWN, Plano Tuner. xknr W iUxa altar li<ht <Uviw. TIHanefarary (II ~ am afraid the. home is spoiled, and I do not know what to think about the other things. But Mr. Rogers wffl believe me. So I came down here to stay with Hugh, if Mm. Marston was willing, till Mr. Rog­ ers comes home. I had no money to pay board, and I tfa^Ut bho would like to hare me help cut up her wood. That is all there is about it" I am glad vou stayed here. Don't you go away till Mr. Rogers has returned. There is trouble in store for his family. I feel very sorry for them. You had better come back to school in the morning—it is a pity to have you loee anything from your limited privileges." ‘■But if Theodore abouldeallmo a thief? I could not stand it.” WHOLE Nft 1057. a mind to go with him. ' I told him I would go in and tell mother where I was going. They said there was no need of that, as they should be back before ten o'clock. As we got to the house, I ran in to get my overcool, and speak to mother, but she was not at home ; so I took my coat out of th< ball closet, and run after the boys. Theodore told us to be quiet, as Bill would make a fuss if hejtnew that he was going off without doing the chores. So we kept still in the stable, while he went in with a handful of wood and got his overcoat. Blanchard told him to get an overcoat for him, as ho had none. He brought out two, and they put them on. He raid William was just going to eat supper. They'harueiBcd the black horse and took the red sleigh, and we'went off. I never thought of anything wrong about it. When we got to the hotel, Blanchard called for an oystes supper. 1 told them j had had supper, but he urged xo hard, that I sat bown. Hey had cider too, and I drank some. Two or three times he called for cigars for three. I told them I was feeling very strange in my head, and Theodora told me to take a few whiffs from my cigar, and I would feel better. Tut I grew worse, and started for the door. I could hardly go. 1 aat down on the bench on the piazza, and that was the last I remember, till I woke up nearly frozen ; the horse, sleigh and boys were all gone. I knew it was'^ past midnight, a-vthc moon was going down. 1 had no ‘ money, and I thought I would start for home on foot, I felt dreadfully, and I made up my mind that I had taken some­ thing stronger than cider, and it had made me perfectly drunk. I could not walk very fast, I felt so weak ; but I had gut almost to the village when I heard a sleigh coming. Blandiard had takon off the belLs.so Mrs. Rogeos and William could not hear us, when wc Went off- I. Mw it was the black horse, and I called to them to let me ride. They did not stop at first. but at hot let me get in. They laughed . “I am afraid he will, and I know I should strike him." “I think you could govern yourself, William. Tt would grieve me to have any quarreling; but my impression is very muui riotuiciuni strong that Theodore will not Vo at school Tv Cbriituu Kina. to-morrow." Miss Wardlow did not talk much on the homeward ride, being busy engaged in thinking over the tale told her by William. She deeply sympathised with Mr. Rogers* coming distress; it was evident that Wil­ liam could dear himself free from the im­ putation, but she saw no chance for Theo­ THE YANKEE SHOOLMISTRESS. dore to avoid disgrace and punishment; and she remembered Mr. Roger's words to his wife, ‘‘You are bringing that boy [Front the Country Gentleman, Albany, up to be a curse to you." Just as they entered the village, she N. K] met the doctor. He reined up bis hone, CUAPTKB BSVEN. os they were passing by. Thb was William's story “Mus Wardlow. I was just going down "Yesterday morning Mrs. Rogers went to Mrs. Manton's for you ; James Griffin to put the clean clothes away, arid on open­ is very anxious to see you. He is wan­ ing my cheat Io by iu my shirt and dering in bis anind, most of the time. I stocking*, she raid ahc found a lot of broad­ think perhaps he will be more quiet with cloth, silk and other ' drees goods! iShe you ; and I believe there is something ho came downstairs, and asked me where they wishes to talk with you about. His came from. I told her 1 knew nothing mother is worse than nobody in a sick room; about it, the last time I was at the closet, she is so excitable.” tween cider and brandy. I asked tbvni there wax nothin;; of tho kind there. There Mrs, Watsou was just coming out of where they bad been, and what Blanchard was no lock on it, for I never had any­ the door, » she asoeruUJ tlw> "irq* _ came back for. They said it was their thing to Jock up. Theodore raid he guess­ *‘T am glad yon have come, lie ia call­ buxinaft, but told me they had got into a ed 1 was going to set np an opposition ing'fur you all the time. It at more than row, and if it wsn found out they would stem, and run Wateob out. There was a half trouble that ails the boy.” get seat to the penitentiary, and I with young man there, one uf_ the railroad “I met Dr. Emerson coming for me. them. Blanchard tried to hire me to keep Imnda that came hi with Theodore in the Please ask Mr. Watson not to retire till I still, and offered me 850 if I would prom night, and staid to breakfast—the same come in; I have something dreadful to one that has come to the evening ocbuof, relate, and I wish him to know it imme­ isc not to tell about it. I told them I knew nothing about it, and I could not tell. and called Theodore out, Bevcral times. diately.” I only knew I had made a fool of myself, Well, he said some provoking things. I Laying aside her clonk and hood in the and wished I had staid at home. When I told them if there ww anything in that kitchen, Miss Wardlow stood a monun'. by got out of the sleigh, Blanchard flung a chest that ought not to be tbefe, they the stove to warm her, and then glided knew more abohtit than I did, and I got quietly to James' bedside, and hid her shawl on my shoulders, and told tne to keep that to put me in mind of the first up and went out to the barn. I wnx just cold hand upon his feverish forehead. time I got drunk. I wax so sick I could frightened wheu 1 Maw the black horse ; “I thought you would never cuuw!" lurdly go, when I got out of tho aleigh. he wax all crippled up and was Blinking “I called after school, but they were I crept around through the woodshed like a leaf; ho luul uo blanket on, and 1 hoping you would sleep." chamber, and got into my room, and went knew he had been liard driven the - night “I never shall sleep again. I wish I to bed ; I did not sleep, 1 was so cold and before, for I blanketed him and fed him was dead !*’ . in such pain. An soon as it was light, I myaelf the last thing. Mr. Rogers told "O, you must not Wish so : you will be caiuo down and made up a fire, and tried Theodore not to touch the horses while better soon, I hope.’’ to warm me. After awhile I thought of he was gone; if the children had to go tv “Ia there any one io the room? I want acliool, 1 was to carry them with the old tv talk alone with yon; I Goo'I want nny my overcoat and that shawl that were m my room ; so I thought I would get my sorrel. I could not lind IRackey'a blanket one to hear us." coat aud hang it up in the closet, so moth­ till 1 looked in the red nlrigh; it was there “Hhall I go one my, son F* said Mr. er euuld not see it. The shawl is a nice and there was a groat roll of shining Mack Griffin. new one, and I think it must be worth a cloth and some shawls besides, end a jug “Yus, everybody but ML® Wardlow ; I good depl. I hid it in the nhed chamber, with liquor in it. I put thia, with the want to be alone." in atfold tub. I am afraid the boys did finding of the things in my chret, together, “They are all gone out, Jarno*. What something wicked, but I certainly did not, and so I went back to the house and asked ia it T' only as I got drunk. I suppose 1 am Mnt. Rogers who drove Blackey and the “Is the door shut tight, so that no one .vary nek, and I am glad of it; for I had red sleigh after dark. She said, no one. can bear father die than to disgrace my father." I told her there had, and she had better She tried it, and found it was closed, "Weil, I amgtad it was nothing worse. go out and see him, for I thought he was and came to his side. I do not think you will be sent to prison. sailed. She went Out and was terribly “Mias Wardlow, I want to take hold of I will tell you the truth. Mr. Harper's frightased, and I showed her the things your hand, and, oh. do not hate me: but store at Shelbouroe was broken into Sat­ inihealeigh. Shn did not know what to toll me what to do.” urday night , and a quantity of money and ray. She told mo to rub tho borne down Taking hi* hand, ahc sat down by his mid blanket him. When 1 had done it, I side, ‘'James, I wiU promise to advise you poixLs taken ouL Suspicion rests on you three. The sheriff inquired of Mr. Wat­ went back to the house , Young Blanchard ax wril ra I cam What is UF* son concerning a boy named Jim, and luul gone, Mra. Rogers nd tho little gills ,“X am not to blame ; I never meant to we4» ciylug Thvodoro was swearing. do wrong—but it ia' bettor for mo to die AViHuim Merton. The thiug will all come out soon.” Ho said, if anybody had driven tho bone "Blanchard was a clerk unco in Har­ it Was 1—Ac knew nothing about tho father. .1 heard them saying ti>; clothes in the sleigh. I told him he knew sheriff from bhelbourue was in the place, per’s store, and they dismiased him, and that I never used a horse unless Mr. Rog­ and he will find out everything, 1 know he was mad enough about it But I only went out as far as the Point Hotel." ers told me to *, that I was at home before he will, and I shall be sent to prison.” ‘‘Now, James, the' beat thing you can “PcrhapanoC: if yen did not assist in little girls, and. then went to bed. He do ia io confide in your father, and tell ■ ■ - ———— I — I — — Jsaid 1 lied, and one thing brought on an­ with you. I know something, of it." him the whole story. You will fuel better other, till he kicked me; and, Mias Ward­ "HaYn they found out all about it ? is and, as he will have to hear it, it had bolter low, I knockcded him downI That he after me? ’ come from you first I am very sorry it “He took tea at Mr. Watson s. Ho happened. Do you remember, James, the was inquiring for William Merton. Did i text, “My MOgj if sinners cutioc litre, Theodor® ae awn as I did but I, wm he have anything to do with it?" I consent thou not? I,hope this will bo * sory angry. I told her I was sorry, and “No; I will take my oath he did Dot. lewon to bo remembered as loag ra you Umt I had better stey till Mr. Rogen came Why, he was at homo when we started off; live. I did not like Blanchard's appearback—that the stock would need care and ho was vpuhieg him at tho kitchen sink. that .be expected roe to ace to things, and I raw him through tho window." cicd him.*' । • .thatif wished, J would theta go. away. “Who wax with you, then ? .Whom did “Mbw Wardlow, would you bo willing Bit she arid, I h«4, Up leovo—iL wa« DM you call William ?' tn Uli father for me ? I cannot tell him, mfck live with, me—I would kill some“BRI Blanchard. You have seen him toodV DCXt. She Aent Mary to get my at the school house when he has called for riothes from the chamber, and Theodore Theodore Rogers. I heard Dod eall him It ia brat for teld mo the Hrot thing I could do was to Bill Merton down at the Point." outdoiay, aa weMr. Mandril u. ‘ Then Theodore was with you T' still in the ph the troth, bad rail I my Boe before him, in would tell' «d,J «u. <W. Whealuok , he and my overcoat from.the , hall, I saw went in; ody had worn it,,ahd*T found some at school’ in thepoeket which I ^iever saw "Can you enr like me again. Mira Ward­ low? t». i waaa'nwlH ro art, Cv ^eiflweaH like to ride; hew* “I like you better than ever, my poor till Mr. Bogam caw. Ude. for be K-e Las boy ; I will see you again to morrow, but good to toe, and 1 will be true to him. I and would like my company home, if I had �THE VICTORY IS •oratto ptftey. Washinotox. D. C. Juna 12th. 1876- ment on the finitday of January, 1879, and aiguifv it* opjxjKitit® to any modification or repeal of thtthw that does Dot guarantee a still earlier or better method cd returning to specie payment. Let no doubtful word go out from this Convention upon the sub­ ject of honest money. Price* are already at the specie point. Stand firm by your numerous resolutions and platforms a Utile longer, and your currency basis will be Iran.* formed into a coin basis so easily and so naturally that you will be youradvw For; President. surprised, regretting only, a» you will, that RITHERFORD B HAYES it was not determined upon at an earlier day. Resumption accomplished, in all of Ohio. human probability there will follow ten or For Vice-President. fifteen yean of prosperity equal to that of JOHN F. HARTRANFT, any former period, perhaps greater than of Pennsylvania the country has yet seen. lined to the .derision of the RepnbhIf yon will, in addition, put a {dank in­ to your platform declaring for such au amendment of the Cunttitution as wifl ex­ H A.YKH»’ PI-ATFOHM » tend the Pn^identiul office to six years, ‘Honest money for all. and irad moke the incumbent ineligible far rrelcction, you will deserve the gratitude of free schools for all. There the American people. should be do inflation which As the mariner, when teased for many will depreciate the one nor sec- days in thick weather, avail* himself of the terian interferance* which wfll earliest glance of tb- hub to ascertain hew fxr the elements have driven him from destroy the other.” his true coarse, aa, in bke manner, al the end of , As we go to press we learn that the National Couvestion/ha* adopted a Plat­ form money. perfectly satisfactory. ‘Honest The people are to enjoy political rights irrespective of color or nationality. Nou Seerrtarian Free Schools. Grants administration euthuipistidy endorsed" It w well. THE NATIONAL CONVENTION. At 12, M. yesterday the National Convention assembled in Exposition Building in Cincinnati. The Building was beautifully decorated. The attend­ ance simply immense. Every Delegate was in his plane, and a large number of alternates. The number of Delegates ia 752 The vote required to nominate is 37«\ 41 latest dates, of this writing Thursday. A. M.. Mr Blaine’s friends claimed 341. The Michigan delegation standing according to a dispatch from Hou. Ihraid Striker,' 12 for Bristow, 7 for Blaine, and 3 for Hayes. Hon. E. D. Morgan, Chairman of the Republican National Executive Commit­ tee, called the Convention to order, who introduced the Rev. Mr. Mnlkr, of Coving­ ton, Ky.. who offered prayer. After this Gxsitlkmem of nix Coxvkntiok The day and the hour Lave arrived al which the representative* of the Republi­ can party were invited to assemble to nom­ inate candidates for Preadont and Vice IVeridest of the United States, and in obe­ dience to the authority of the Republican National Committee, I now respectfully aak that you will maintain order. Ial85Gat Philadelphia, in I860 at Chicago, and in 1S64 at Baltimore, act­ ing nndcr the same general authority, >t has been ray privilege to call Republican National Conventions Loader. If I ex­ cept the action of the Coaventiou of 1864, the duties which this intelligeDi body has in comparison with former! ooea, are the most important of all of these authoritative gatherings of tho maty. Ia June, 1864, we were in the midtt of the war for the prtwervation of tbc Union. We had great armies in the field, but they had achieved only partial austxas, and when succaarful always at a very great fomrfhfe The bravret and b«t rf our "Ktaeand Ferry is the ticket W-bingtoa Chrmrxcti. ' Tbe Congremaaaal proceediags piasaaf fa । batfitde of iaterwt exm^l the etetwal Oat W*t they apeak of the great of ALL OPPOSmOi IS OVERCOME tioa party as “Peter CooperV ‘bus load.” There seems to be an impression that brfure he was through. no man not entire­ ly without bowelis of compassion could help pitying the Judiciary Committee. He completely used up the little fellows com pomng that committee Proctor Knott must have feh as the Bible sap the wicked will in the day of judgment, like calling upon the rocks and uxmutaius to fall on, and hide him from the rrogrenre of Blaine. He was convided on his own admission of haring supprreed a telegram from Jo The New York TMUtaesaye: -Procter Knott's 'putation as a hutaoriat has been w-hjaed by his malsriea aa a mBd idiot." Aoording to the KqtMica^, there were thirty-eight deaths and utocty-uoe births in St Joseph durioc the year 1875Tbc chSblaiM*s bare broken out ia Washingum among thr, Democratic politi Several of them are just waddling riaaa. inah Caldwell to him as Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, which proposed that -veil ilmt Tarbox ! Fur »n i»l»ke lUnajUj L-U*. |nd uaetaf. There is nothing raw he (CuldneUi wowld make an aftdav* that he never sold any bonds to Tom. er Goods usually Class Grocery. Competition^ Scott for Blaine. He- was farther con­ victed of trifing an untruth iu regard to The Pott says that ‘ Impromptu" Tar­ the appointment of ths Sub committer box “did do* expert to use up Bta’tae." The scene in the House was such that no It b evident tlyA his expectation* were pen picture will prutray it. . It mutt have not disappointed. been seen to be appreciated. On Wed­ Mr Blaine while on hi* way to church nesday, the committee room was the yesterday ru attacked, with a smkirn fflplace of action and thejr Knott, Blaine. ocm ol *■ apupIciL nature, and retnaiutd Frye and Tarbox, had a till. Ashe, of unconscious fur ab .ul six hour*. from the foundation of our government, vc North Carolina was particular in asking have enme from the North, the South, “Be not deceived." says th? New York that it be stated he knew nothing of- the the East and the West, to take a political HVrW wry solemnly, and very renew­ oUerration for the purjxne of amending telegram. On Thursday, Tarbox made our system of National Government, so [u an exj-lainatioa in the House, but was able. wbeti it ia told that the Itanocral* can carry New EuglanJ if Gw- Tilden is as improvement is real and poasiblc. We completely overwhelmed by Frye who have come to this great and beautiful city Dominated. of Cincinnati on the banks of the grand closed his mouth when be referred to bis A New Hampshire correspondent thinks and placid Ohio, cuntainin^'Uearly 300,­ har’Dg supertitiourfy obtained a copy of a he sees eigus that Hon. Chari® P. San­ 000 souls, and where we do w find every born, ^poater of the House, m the own­ ■luxury that wealth, nature or art can jirodnee, but where not even a log cabin had ing man tor .United States Senator “ There is a very evident intention to been erected nor a white man born when the Granite Slate. force a report in favor of Kerr. The our Government was organised. The mast ■ublime feature of the The last three National Conventions of committee has bullied Haney from the our party hare had indicated to them, in beginning, and has permitted a cloud of ent Coiigrcas has been the regulmtty with advance, the nam® for nomination as the lawyers and members of Congress to do the which the great Democratic larcntigatioo candidates, for the National ticket, so that No matter what facts are has succeeded in getting hold of the they Lave been little else than ratification same thing. meetings of the decrees that have been proven, or how alight the evidence in wrung cud of the mule. made by the people, merely putting into favor of Kerr, he will have a report ex­ The Charlotte HfpMicau says ; ‘'Char­ form that which bad already been deeded onerating him. lotte is going to raise fifteen hundred upon. I allude to President Lincoln's Every one of the heads of the differ­ thousaad doffars or aaore with which to second nomination. and to the nomination and reoomination of the splendid soldier ent purchasing and ooutracting bureaus of celebrate the Fourth of July. We judge patriot, General Grant But such a state the navy department hare sworn positive­ so from the amount they want the printers of things no Ion ger exists. There appears ly that Secretary Bobcsun has never in­ to safaocribe.” And it was just about so in at the present time nono to srhnm the un­ erring huger point* as the only candidate. terfered in any way with the puxuhaMS or There seems to be no man rising to far contracts made by them. Senator Clayton above all other? as to cause exultant introduced an amendment to the executive, amendment by which newspaper publish­ voices to exclaim. ‘Thou art tlie man." legislative and judicial appropriation bfll. er* on and after the fint ofJaenary, 1877, The cunsequcnce is, that many distin­ requiring that the appointments in all arc to psy-/<»«r rent* per pound instead guished names among our party friends for postage on newspaper?. It u have been mentioned as candidates, and the executive department, should be of will be brought Wore the C-onvcntii>n when divided amongst the States and Terri­ true that it do® not pay to carry newspa­ the projcr time arrives for making nomi tories according to reyresentatioa. Af­ per* in the mail* from New York to Sam nations. Therefore it ia that I have ex- ter three day? debate, the amendment Francisco at this rate, bat it docs pay the Smd myself as seeing greater rcspouri y resting upon the delegates to this was rejected by one majority, beeause it was department to carry newspapers published Convention titan upon any or all that have claimed that it was in the nature of leg­ in any part of New England to the post islation and should not be made part of oficc in New England at the rate of two The histery of our Republican party an appropriation bill. A table h» Iwen cerite per pound. Why, then, shook! ths famishes abundant evidence of its itesire prepared by the Southern Republican people of New England be taxed fur dethat the Government shall l>e administered with bonwty, and economy : and as a meaus i .Association showing the number of cm- lirery of newspapers in the far Western I pbyeus in each department, the number States, where the population is as rerttreto that end, that the should be derated by the introdiction of all needful and proper referma. With such a history and at a time like the present, it can do*, be doubted that the choree of the convention will fall on some one, who ever it may be. clearly ctmunit ted on this ques­ tion not only by his expreofod opinions, but also Ly his public Fife and conduct. Lwill not further anticipate the action of thia honorable body, except to say that the firm so] ........................ DeesJ of all_________ _______ .____ _ _ __ National Constitution, and the support and maintenance of all other prinripl® iovolved ia the war for the preservation of the Union, must also be regarded aa the pmniriuafar the highofiem of Prtridem and Vice Premdent of the United State*. With this acompliriwd, it will b« the hiehesk datr-Md .abouM be the mest Measure, for all in authority to extend the warm hand of foUowahip to all good ritineos of this Union,and as xapdly as p-ibk to forgive and forget the recent post, and to do every act to make nnaatis- their matters kept them within their lines, and held fell dominion over them. name. OneJ^opLs “J It was then modestly suggested by your ■au. Ll Lk« CouDtiy. .NaaLaal C<a- Wt>N each State should have and the numlier eaoh State has, and itshows that some of the States and the District of Columbia arc ed that the expen*® of the mail far ex­ ceed the revenue.' The pries of carrying newspapers should be gridssui by* the ixrgly in excess, whilst others have very number of miles of/rerrice, nod al ex­ changes should gd free through the Both Houses will adjourn on Saturday until next Friday to cnablc.the Republi­ can members to attend the Cincinaati Coaventiou , aod the same thing will be done for the St. Louis Conreotioe. Ia fast 1 doubt whether there will be a quorum after Saturday, until after mails. thedoae of the St. Lcmis Conrmtiou. Thi* readers it iaqxaeiHefor the appro. The Democrats endeavor to strengthen their pomtioa as to the appropriation*, by declaring that there ia a steady fdiiag FOR LADIES FOR GENTLEMEN liable ofthe Grocery HoMfalhe State. Their prices are always an farm the tota rot, ami their goods as goal ea th> bmt ia the market. There aeaetan exifaia their large mica, rapidly taenwi»g rooagv, and general pofmbrity not only i» thia city, but throughout the State. May ttetr shadow never be toa. The bataaee of cash m the state uaaAl ury Jone 3d, was *1,243,434.56; reccipte during the week ending Jane 10th, were off ia the reoripts, amounting to fifteen nuHmns thm irea! year and Kkdy to be more the next. T» ».* has been proven vention in this Centeuaial year should be false by referring to the figure* which held in your city, and under your ■■filial, show a ttendy and large increase in the as yon, qaielas ftilly as any other locality, enterprise, the sab&mity awl gTWiiWar.rf oar country's growth and greatuan. (UogaDd tremei■dwscherea] (h, moture of Mr. Morgan. Horn Thoden M. Pomcrory of New Tert was dent­ ed temporary chiurmau, and the Chair designated Gov. Baldwin. at Rhode Is­ land, a committee to conduct Mr. Pome­ roy to the Chair. Upon being iotrodac- Gxjrrixjrwt or nix Coxtrxwxtax: thank you xaett. heartily for the raa meat <x®fem>d by calling me to pct .. iiu n !' BALLS. �Jo CMAL ia ona dollar per annum, tingle copies f IFFICtAL AMI IF BAHT 11(10. ' slHANGER’H Co., pnbUabera, 40 Fort xtreet ral, Drtroli. GUIDE ......... OUR NEW YORK LETTER The Coatoanial—Naw Idaaa-Trans formation — Borton — Political — Real Estate. New York, June 13th, 1876. CITY LOCAL R- R. TIME-CARD THE CKMTENJUAL. Everybody is advising En CTO a Baxlm :- A thistle Expr«»» (SitardaraadSindayi^g I and Eatou Ina. Co. I taka It for gran ted ho did. I would suggrat however in ftiture communica­ tions relating to '•Smith'' he be more persona) POST OFFICE TIME CARD SS^fct a good man/ Smith's looking after him. SErsarafeu*. t— So any such allusion as wm made in the letter. .WO p. ttartar MlBMlay and Saturday at 11 aa.t leave i euch allusion as your subscriber sees fit to J. M. NKVINB. P. M. COUNTY OFFICERS. pllcit with them. However I leai of them had anything to do with the adjust- USSSxzz. llrely eatisfoctory to the Barry and Eaton. And now let ua see- about the foots. The An insurance of $60 I think would not be out ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Quid 112}. 37-100 dollars that ia all. bat I am satisfied that he The Council held a meeting iMt evening. the fire. 1 would suggest to Subscriber that espied. Bellevue to determined to do her own 4th of Grvenbacks were worth on Wednesday in Coin HtSj on the dollar. aible. Things are boiling hot this Week at the Court Clsmitxt Smith. Seor- Barry and Eaton ln». Co. Grand Rapids Correspondence. We expect<(o publish tbqo«ci.l precsedingv uf the Board of'ftapervlsor* on Monday. Counlerfit money is despised when detected. patronage. The Presbyterians at their Festival on Wed- polr raising at Freeport on Monday July day. al this City. ,Those st Middleville and al Nashville will ba .Km*. M. H. Wing will give a Grand Ball on the The Editor polled on account of continuod IU health, to 4th of July. litcd at just about 110,000,000. That would les Caaaw Socui—On Friday, night June everybody a recent loss on town line between Woodland ncr of human nature, but nobody seems and Castleton, In which a caution waa'nog- to take the advice to heart. It ia true that all the departments are not in order adjusted the earns, before tho reading of the and probably will not bo much before the article in question, the adjustment, will have to stand. Whether your -subscriber'meant the un­ fourth of July. There is enough now designed or not I do not know, but u I am ao to sec that is of interest, but it will not bo Grand Rapids, Juno 13,1876. Editor Banner :— advisable to visit the exhibition till after the middle of this month. Til! the sum­ mer heats are over. Philadelphia is one of the hottest cities in the Union. It is 1 not on the const directly, as is New York Boston, with the sea brecao of its' own to cool it each afternoon, but is inland, and lies shut in from the ocean winds, ao that it ties baking in airless beat all midsummer. The parties of country people coining from the Centennial are apt to be cram and wilted-looking already, their linen dusteni soiled and stringy, their money used up pretty closely, and the whole party foot sore, and tired of being crowded and stared at by fine people. If there are children along, they are fractious with fatigue and excitement, their mothers wild with trying to keep them in order, till every woman of them is willing to give bonds, if she can only get home again, never to leave it for a score of ecn tennials. This ia a picture of not a few groups one aces leaving the exhibition. I would advise having all the children of a neighborhood boarded out by the stay­ at-homes in turn, while their fathers and mothers go to the Centennial. It is no use trying to see it with children in tow: they don't see enough to pay them for the trouble of going, and their room is wanted for older folks. The young ones will probably live to have centennials of some sort when they are old enough not to be nuisances. Let their parents go without them, and take what comfort they can from the big show; they will in most eases be glad enough to get homo, but will have enough to talk about to last them the rest of their regular lives. z The very change will do people in the country good, by bringing them face to face with the last production of cilirilization, and giving their ideas friction with those of other nations and classes. It takes such an occasion as a Centennial to bring out die very folks who need to vis • it fairs and expositions, the stay-at-homes who hardly leave the town they live hi once in twenty years. They arc apt to carry home some notions that astonish the neighbors, not so much with the novelty of things themselves. as with the strange­ ness of accning so-and-so adopt anything fresh. It is pleasing to see alteration that passes over some groups as they grow familiar with new modes and customs. They walk about the first day awkard and old-faahioncd enough, the observed of all observers, or would be if there were not so many old-fashioned to keep them com­ pany. The next day the girls have a new necktie, the boys drop their turn down collars for standing ones, and they buy the old lady a vail to cover her bonodt which isn't tho latest style. Then as the linen dusters get roiled and wrinkled, the young men take courage, and finding how cheap clothing is in the city, come out in a ready-made suit of neat style, and while they are about it, a fancy straw hat that transforms them into very pleasant speci­ men of intelligent young American gentle­ mens, that is, presummmg them to have good mannan* to start With, which most boys, brought up by good mothers, have, whether they belong to country or . towu. Tho girls, not to bo behind, study the way the city girls do up their hair, and when they find their home-made poplins growing too warm, venture on an embroidered linen ..^ 8? better than I ever saw you.** Her friends said, “Why did you never look ao before T" In private her husband innisted on haring the change explained to him. A dozen hair-pins were pulled out and the orig­ inal homeHneee stood before him. A band of soft natural curia woven on an invisi­ ble, foundation shaded the unpleasant brow, giving tho face a softened expression, and­ a braid of hair, fine and delicately light in weight, was added to the twist at the back of the head, making a shapely and classic knot. The whole arrangement weighed only three ounces, and when on, defied detection. The husband thought a minute. Ho had always scoffed at toilet tricks, but their effect was too ranch for him. Discipline must be maintained io tho family, however, at any coat, and turning to her he said with delicacy: “My dear, I never liked false hair,, sb you know, but I think you had better continue the use of a little additional hair, till your own grows out. And if I ever catch you going.without it, you may betake your­ self to tho Centennial for fill me." The wife heard, and, being a dutiful woman, obeyed. But greet was the wonderment in her neighborhood when she went home, with her new coquolrica, so transformed that her family agree in. protesting that her husband got the best-looking wife of the lot after all. They agreed, finally, on tho theory of tardy development to solve the mptery. Her h^band keeps the secret well, and wljfin questioned on the subject only shakes his head. BOSTON. Since last week I have been in Ifoaton. I was in hopes to find the old city in bet­ ter condition than New *York, but I was disappointed. New England w even flat­ ter than New York, and there is more mourning, and with hotter reason. The manufacturers are overstocked With goods, the hands are idle and eating up the ac­ cumulation of former years, the mercantile interest is consequently as flat as it can be, and everybody ia discouraged. Ont of the hcaveat publishers in the city told me that his sales, wholesale and retail, did rot amount to 8300 per day, which wm something 1cm than the daily ruuniog expenses of hia store. When the book trade goes slow in New England, there is not much hope lor anything else. There is very little building going on, no new enterprises are enteral into, and there is a universal fueling ol'deprcssion. Speaking of depression, the I’hiladelphiaxw foci it just as badly as the other eitie*. The Centennial has not been as productive as it was expected. Tho hotels, restauranta and bars arc doing well, but the trade that it expected to bring has not come. The people come simply to sec the Centennial, and not to buy goods, and they sec it and go away. The sea board cities arc suffering, and I fear they art to suffer for sonm time to mrao. COMMERCLA X~ Advertised Letter*. List of latten remaining In the Hartings P 0. Barry County, Mich, June, 14th 1876. William Forbey, Mias Lorena Burwell. Eu­ gene A. Taylor. lasac M. hint, Ebea A. White. SPECIAL NOTICE. Facto for the Mil lien. ed by Hoststisr'Ciitomach Bitten. That renowMd tonic h daily addiaa frosh Iannis of popularity to tha rroat reputation whiehit !on««lnoe obtain*! M a remedy for dyspepsia, constipation, bllliearaen ■sperioritr to the peUiatives' HASTINGS MARKE a. WHEAT (white) per buabol,- (UM LU. WHEAT (rod) per bmkOl.lUMI.M FLOUR.parewt. 13.50. CORN, per bushel. SOe. OATS, per buahel. MBL BUTTER, per lb., MUe. EOG8. per deran.lOe. POTATOES, per bushel. JOa. APPLES, per baahel. 50c. •NIONSJperbiiritol.MMfc. BEANS, par bushel. 0&M1.00. PORK. U-OOfoSJO. M HAMS, per lb.. SHOULDER^. TALLOW, par lb..7J4e. CHICKENS, par lb.. S< CHEESE, par lb.. 10 WOOL, per lk^5»2fo. . HAY, p«r ton. 110-00*1 LOO, DRIED PEACHES, purtd. DRIED PEACHES, unpearo DRIED APPLES, par lb.. 8c. L API. E SUGAR. tWlOci HONEY. lW3k. BEESWAX, per lb.. S5c. CRANBERRIES, per buhel.«<.0t> NEW YORK MONEY MARKET. ill. for too IstclltecnVto Sold. I1S5E. Lical llpjw JUtwe? Storiiac Exehanra. M.TSSJ for « day bllh Mieb. Central Hock. 4F<. Lake Shore. NEW YORK MARKET. A New Dinning Hall. J. H. Sutton has been fitting up his old Store on Jefferson Street, for a Dinning hall. Ice cream parlors, Oyster rooms, and will keep constantly on hand the finest supply of Candies, Nuts, Fruit, Ice Cream Vegetables ofall kinds in their season, Can­ ned Fish, Oysters in season, and every other luxury. The rooms are all carpeted, and furnish­ ed in first dam style. This is to be the fashionable retort for all classes of our citizens and tho public in search of a good dinner, a nice treat or fine candies. His Saloon next door, ia the beat fitted and furnished of any in the city. Re­ member the place. My old stand, and the rooms formdy occupied by Barber Beasiner, on Jefferson Street. Come and sec me. XXI-12-13-14 LIVERPOOL. MARKETS. sfeilHns ad rance on DETROIT MARKET. DaraatT. Jane (0.1SX POL1T1CAL. Blaine'a magnificent fight in the House has" helped him wonderfully. The pluck with which he met his tuHailants, the skill with which ho turned their guns upon likely to continue fbr some time to come, for theuiadvoa, and the audacity with which ho. indicted his indicters, hare made for him ho«ta of frionds. New York has got a tremendous admiration for Blaine, for its of. The eiiy is rapidly filling up with peopeople do not believe him guilty of crimi­ nality, and they admire him for foot at­ tempting to hide his prirate business from aay the track is in a splendid condition. the public view. Conkling Is gaining rap­ idly, for there ia in his interest a trained suppose there will be lively limes. Many body of politicaiu and tho beat outside newspapers in the State. But Waahburac the Preaidentia! Convention, and many more looms up bigger and bigger, and when New York leaves Conkling, ns I believe it will finally, ho will get a fair vote from the State. Ho made hosts of friends in 1’aris, and Iris record ia a good one aside from that It would not be lingular if ho should eventually be found to be the oomming man. Hayes is steadily growing here, and Morton is losing. When New York breaks from Conkling the State will split up terribly. Will not write any more thia time. With The democracy arc thoroughly demorUao, alizcd. The vigorous fight that the £tnrat is making on _ ination out of the The State Eiectio Medics! Association. New York is harri mowey? nomination ofani W The State Electie Medical Association of iMaitahooldhp dutaotefa!. nominates c chair. The .following were elected as oflicers They get fresh gloves of nice color and New York pin their dresses back like other folks when the brothers hint that they would President, A. Peck. like to ace them look more like other . 1st Vics President. IT. F. Peckham. 2nd •* LA. Howard. Recording Secretary, A. II. Brown. In tho city is fearfully dull, duller than vail company, looks quite respectable, -and ever before. There isn't a- piece on when tho whole party goes home, they Broadway that will sell for mortgagee, and take back a notion of living and appear­ rents arc going down to nothing. Bottom if. C. Peckham. ing better that will do them good all their has not yet been touched, as bad aa it ( & Rente have gone down 75 per ocnL( and A TEANBrORMATlON. are still declining. The weather is fear­ One buy tried the Tirtore of dty shops fully hot, and everybody feels the dead inn very satisfactory manner. 8he was languor that hot weather and dull husiquite plain, with that straight-haired and stance as follows. high-browed plainness which forms the neas always brings. Resolved: T Pietro. most hopeless sort of bed looks. She burnt her hair off frinring it, and it would List of Patent*. not disguise the severity of her face. Even her devoted friends wished ahc List oCprtvnti iuued to Inventors of Mich, could do something to make it easier to For Sugar, the best and the cheapest, call on John Stanley. xxlt4 for •paaialtiea there ia aair a drasiins mid-oom war Pure Wince and Litjuon, the bert and the cheapest, at John Stanley's. xxU4 Canned good* a speciality at John Stan, ley'a. Exit* 1SAMH. All kinds of fruit, candies, nuts and raisins, for sale at the lowest prices by John Stanley. ■ xxlH GRAND DANCE. Remember the Bowery Dance at the “Agricultural Rooms,” on the Fourth, and make preperationa to attend the “Grand Danee’’ at night By order of Coiumxtteo. XXI13w3 Going to Kansas or Colorado. Take tho Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fc Railroad; the new and popular line from Atchison and Kansas City, via the beauti­ ful Arkansas Valley, to Bucbta, Colorado Sprags, Cucharaa, Del Norte, Trinidad, Banta Fe and all pointe in Colorado, N«w Mexico and Arisons. Special round trip ;^0 po <Ly Uekoto u, Dmrrer cm -J. M«j I5ch, at 950, taking in the famous watering places on the D, & RjG, Road. Low cmPullman Palace Sleeping Cani botWeuU tho .Missouri River and tho Rocky mount tains without change. Close uuunection jmadeat Kaaaas City and Atchison in the “ Ban Juan Guide,’' addreas, T. J. Andersow, Gen. Pam. Agf. Topeka, Ka XX52tf Our Centennial, Train baa brought me a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters for the summer and fall trade, which I will aril endure her looks. While in tho city one day ahc desperately went to a Broadway way down low for Cash. I also sell the Michigan vis. (Allopathy. Homeopathy, and pygirtan, I was going to call her, but it papwbyCox h Cwi, Sol'odtoro of Faltati, celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds uf Sewing Machines. Nee­ Waahington. D. C. dles and Maehino OiL I rieu aril Weil k M. Hinden, Botdi Btoppors, Dotrolt. per on Paralysis. Dr. Hy also praaented a Cistern Pumps. C. Brown, Music Leaf Turners, Hudson. down at tbeoriffeur’s glam and told her J. Maus Opposite the Post Office T. flubbawh Overcoming Bead Centre of W xxiltf ' Hastings, Midi. Craaka, Nori Huron. J. Mabta, Track aeaners, Houghlon. Wanted.—Every one to fry our Teas By .WMW - few *.*» Prictt down. Bwmi, Manee A Preston. xxi8w3 , style, if not TUfirot ■ Do you want the bett Havana Cigars goto J. P. Roberts' forthem, doing to youredf, but yon certainly look Hid- MK'4. rTfc. tariaa. DRY GOODS HAH T1HN A TUIBLE ! WHERE 1 At A W. Bailey’s. ITinte 7 cte. Lonsdale muslin 12 eta. Shirting 6cta. Extra heavy Shirting 12} cts. Beat eottonadts 15 to 30 eta. Good Tidting 12 eta. Twenty bone ConeU 45 eta. Idulies' ho-*c Exra heavy 10 eta. Two button Kid Gloves 90 eta. A nice line of Coat Bindings. A foil and complete assortment A- W- Bailet. of �Faahion Notes: For full dn»st diagonal fronts are Very much admired. * Damask freed cashmeres are selling as low as >1 pet yard. ■ The cuirass basque is worn quite long and fits the figure very closely. The leading garment for street wear this season is the draped polonaiae. * The richest brocade is of a pale ecru shade, with satin and twilled flower pat- W Warn JattafflJ 8t[iBr wife and children, (their . present ^uurfbrt and theirfuture weHhre, the enjoytaevt in witnessing their happiness, and the daily and hourly participation in affectionate interchange of thought ami wmimenl and RAILROAD. SHORT LINK BKTWBEN MICfflttFfflr TffK SOUTH. Sweet’s-Hotel, ' -Tl-.-.'. are.the conmdctatioiis which an­ GRAND RAPIDS. MICA tagonise and lighten the burdens of life— X.TOW * FICKBSilNQ, Proprietor*. thus istrcvring flowed anil casting sunshine Every thtaff about ta« E*UUI.h®*nl t> N«w and all along it* oath way. Voltaire said: ‘The Fir.t-eU’-. more marria men you have the fewercrimes BOARD AND ROOM, UM PER DAY. there will be.* Marriage renders a man more virtuous and more wise. An un­ married man is but a half a perfect being, and it requires the othorhalf to make things right And it can not be expected that in this imperfect state he can keep the straight path of rcctituod, any more than a boat with one oar can keep a straight (course. In nine cases out often where ,married men become drunkards, or where At A. M. Rock'* Carriage Shop they commit crimes against the peace ofthc community, the foundatian of these acts Jefferson St., Hastings, Mich. silnlaM were laid while in a single state, or where the wife is, as is sometimes tho case, an unsuitable match. Marriage changes the current of man's feeling* and gives him a center for his thoughts, his affections and his acts. Here is a home for the entire man. The counsel, this affection, the ex L. E. STAUFFER, Prop. ample and the interest of his •better half/ keep him from 'errativ courses,- and from falling into a thousand temptations to which he other wise might be exposed. Therefore the friend of marriage is the Crintu] nf UM.it.lv and his eniintrr.' Carnap, Sip and 8090 I)rci.s m.tvri.l >u> a gurnlliu. u exUnsivoly twxl. but not u the oxdnxwn of other trimmings. Surplice waists hare been revived. This style is very appropriate and becom­ ing to thin figures. Overskirts, with duplicated fronts, and lapped diagonally, are designed particular­ ly for June. Extravagance in children's toilets is abandoned. Neat sitnplt, costumes ‘are preferred toVlaborate ones. Bombay silk is a new fabric introduced this spring, its width is twentv-lhree in­ dies and it cost 12.75 per yard. Bridal coaujpes are made of white satin, Good iUtlina it sonnwitea with taabooM. silk and ilamatte. All combined form a very pleasing and effective picture. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. ■SdaMa«u*MBB aaa maa revn. Drab shades, combined with invisible REV IDTEBTISEMEXTS, green, olive, brown, and dust-colored XS. , silks, are decided novelties in summer G. P. Rowell & Go's. Column. toilets. . Steel ewnaments are [xipular. Some of thia sort of jewelry is combined with gold and-tarpnoise. The effect is very These unrivaled machines and repairs for [.leasing. me are supplied at lowest factory prices Percale and cambric suits will be very popu|ar for summer wear *, this fashion of dress goods has not been so popular since 17711. CriinjK-d tape is a pretty, flat trim­ ming ; U comes two inches ride, and is HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. placed crosswise over a mohair braid about a half-inch wide. Basques for girls are closed at the back WM1 attend to all teaaeim of tfce Fratoateii aad with Uittous and button-boles. This is a very old fashion revived, and is at pres­ ent vary popular. FOR THE CAMPAIGN! Cashmere facuhuc is it favorite wool The «rcoU of the i>re»idWJU*l campaicn will be material; it cotnew in dark colors, such as blue, fern, grays and ecrus, over which iy a showy brocaded pattern. Faile Bombay silk is quite a favorite in filR--------- ---------------.------------------------the boou monde. Tho style is neat, and the gloiwy ecru shade combined with black cjucJ has a very pleasing, quiet expression. The favorite tints in florets are the K. W. VOIGT’S palest dyes. Ncopolitan voilcts and dark green corn, blended with wheat, aic very Ih the Best Logur lltvwuil In the Wret much admired as party toilets adornuienta. Sold by C*.k w MILWAHKKE BREWERY. QnAND TBUNK RAILWAY. ■» Many conservative ideas in regard to Grand Rir*< A*.. DetraiL Mieb. Thl. U*r iiWGad hr J»rab Miter. U Slate atiwt. MAY LURK style* iu children’s garments have changed during tho past two years, and wc now XtaMlfmtri Third MtmL IMrriL Tralarraa oa see boeoming simpheity in toilets for school girls. Rich skirU of Wack silk velvet will be popular during the summer season; over FIELD QUCUO, these ’Till be worn all sorts of finely *ovthy. Cfomr. ktex. HaMwiaa. Milieu Red op. Ria*Grua. OtehirduaM*. ale.; Rape. cn fabrics made into polonaise, overskirt Iltap. Ca&xtv aed IVp Cora. and basque. CORBUSPONUBRCB HttUClTEl). Tufted lusketiue ia eomjwe.od’ of raw >. 117 aari 119 lUmtiw Street. Chicago, 111, silk and wool. It is soft, though it has a rough surface, and forms very desirable ovardrcaaes. It can.be bought for ijoveoty-flve cents per yard. Fine lisle thread gloves are fasbiu liable; they are fastened with four buttons. They cost seventy-five cents per pair. Till CLA1HIK1 CSEESTABLlSIfED IN 1MIJ RAILROAD. They fit the hand closely as kid, and are TIME TABLE. models of beauty in shape. GLASS.ANDPAINT Laundry fabrics are handsomely trimTaking Effect Apr. 15th. 1876. nwd with lace insertions over bands of CHICAGO A LAKE HURON PEXIWSl'LAR DrVISIOA. HCtT 3-HHI ■ TIME TABLE Ho. 8. u I CENTRAL HOUSE GREBLE& RUSSELL Wical ail lettaical DENTIST; Jose.rillt. JackMti. ‘is $1 fcSilu. s^TXvs^.’arsfJST/Jsits.- ^JolBTtLU-Wilh Lak* Shut. X Mieb.8e«tb«n> *ul7?xa>-With D^nrfuHHI^Ate It Soatkw«ten> Wat«aioo—With Lok* Shorn k Mieb. Saatktra 8YT3NT SS?aasffrft? MINI 4 IKHI^LAKE SHORE •r^hortart Lin* botwaaa Cbleaan aad Grand JS st. ■*s~^feSiAr“ lktlr‘ SALVATOM BEER —rasnsBsrraA Stau.waw.-WUh ladlaaapotu. Tara h Ch'wacn K?R. for Fata. Iadiuur»H>. and all 5u«tbaaa*i*ta WiSfflifSsitetKcssrsl ALBERT DJOZUTSON. mwlT'&xn; ora aad &>alhera points. - t K »-TAILOR. OooT S.M W. L BANCROFT. Romir*:. .morass MICHIGAN SIAM! BAPIBS BIVISION. The Bcttabte Mart Line •' RUTASDWEST. .. . vqajFD.raoM. HAND BAPIBB ANB DETROIT CENTRAL JUpida.Lr! • 00 |1LM pension: Ml Allwltte eoiyotArr. WMb it lit! WayaoJaae. bees introduced into the bean monde. and araottnUaaUted,aaA*UiuMotela»» wmaenud. Tho style ia showy,'not at all expensive, A> 1 makeao chanie* union auccaafnl. 1 rvnuMt all to eadam tern MajMa for varis and Marawpaand is used to adorn rich materials. ^GEORKi E. LEMON* Look Box <7 W«kl nrton Lace by the yard is sold for overdresses and saeques. Guipure lace twenty-nine inches wide costs *3.50 per yard. Ecru laee of all kinds comes in venous prices. This style of fabric will be very popular. Why Married People Live the Long- Th* dime! toaufor JOUKT. KOMIS. LA SALLE, PMC, J1HNRY. LACON, PKORfA, b*KKS 50 AGBEATWgER!-^ THE ENEMY OF MlSEAS^I Council Bluffs anri , ,0wb.a, Without Cha>g« oi Oats, THE FOE OF PAIN ncM. iflhdl a-MUldd meUncholy, with aH; -j ita depressing mflueaecs. / And many, many hours in the amree'of the year arc spent in gloomy inactivity, which is advcrac to a good Mo a vigorous . and health ydreuSfaon. Hm own chamber or ( suppers with friends, iu clubti which are io» troauctoriai to intemperance aad hceuidoubnow, or to those more unblushing associations, which under the cover.of darinres, lead to speedy ruin of health and morals: and when these are gone, the way to an untimly grave is rapid and. cerfrin. Ou the other hand, marriage Icn^lums a man's life by ita making.home inviting—by the Hofteuing influence* whidi it has upon die character and the affections—by tlw cultiration of all the better feeling?, of imr nature, and fa that proportion saving'frum vice and crime. There can l&' .no bcathful develojiment »f the lyrical f__ L. w». MUSTaW KttUSUU. LEAVE,!WOBTq, X..,'” ■ ■■ , *TC»Wll, u, ,i ■y*i*wic>«w. ■ । i ’ ; our nature without marriage. It as uccc— • nary to tix> perfect man—for Divinity has ' announced that it was ‘not good for a man U>pj MutawZl^w/rto.,, * 4W»» lx.. ! i ' u> hK—rte proraioi. for I WHI^liUASVTOODrHETBST OF N'O Rots IT WILL fETElMmXRtULHLL.N. It <7 I M4.—■V.BS NOT ETEAL. NO LAMENr'“ WUX.NOT CURB. AV£ PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS.-®! MAN BODY, OT----HOBHEOROTB iMAtrnwr TO I TS MAGI< — :mkdy. sheet music.. FOR SALE >1 THF BANNER OFFICE S.to � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-19.pdf 337806155d0324574c58503bf6958ea2 PDF Text Text The^epii-Weekly fesplihlicaji fewer. GEO. M. DEWEY' EDITOR AND Read the Record THE NATIONAL ment of the principal of the public debt. In the prosecution of the war to overthrow tlw rdtellion for the purpose of nary and to provide the immense material of war, it that I occupy even a moment of your time became necessary to suspend specie pay. ■ in a consideration of the political aituation, meutand to make a forced loan from the and of the principles so long and so people by declaring greenbacks a legal ten­ succcMfully intrusted to die keep­ der in payment of public and private in­ ing of the Republican party. Events debtedness. Yet while claiming to be in have chased each other so rapidly, from favor of resumption of specie payment at the inauguration of Abraham Lincoln to some indefinite time and by means of the closing year of tha administration of some indefinite process, kltiiouh eleven Gen. Grant, fraught with auch fundamen­ years have elapsed since the close of the tal changes in the whole theory and prac­ wur.it bitterly opposes the payment of the tice of our Government, that the briefest forced loan or the taking of the first prac­ considoration of them, in the briefest tical step toward resuming onr position manner, is precluded upon an occasion among the solvent nations of the civilised world. [Applause.] such bs thia. Gentlemen, the late war was not a menBrief as may be considered the existante of the llepuhiican party, none other prise fight for material supremacy. It was in the history of flic Nation has for so the outgrowth of a conflict of irreconcilable long a continuous period controlled its moral, social and political forces. The Government, without encountering pop­ Democracy had its lot with the moral, ular defeats; and still, notwithstanding social and political fumes of the cause which was Inst; the' Republican party with those the popular jealousr of a political ascend­ ency long continued by 'any party, if» who triumphed and survived. The preser­ vation of the results of that victory devolve IN TH K row Kit OP THIA CONVKNTION upon ui here; and now the Democracy hxs to designate the coming President of the no tradition of the past, no impulses of the pr*-'Ht, no aspirations for the future fitting United States. it fur thia task. The reaction of 1874 [Ixnul and pontiuucd applause.] has already expended itself in a vaiu effort Our folly may aehievo- what the wis­ to realise ths situation. Il has simply dom of the apposition cannot achieve, our demonstrated that no change in the ma­ defeat at the polls in November; but chinery of government can be had outride such defeat can rotnc from no other of the Republican party, without drawing cause. We are met here not as contend with it a pratical nullification of the great ing factions within the party, to teat, un­ word of reconstruction, financial chaos and der various leaderships, onr relative administrative revolution. The present strength, but aa representatives occcpting House of Representatives has succeeded in' a high responsibility tn extract from the crucible of conflicting opinions that type incapacity. [Applause. J From the in­ of American statevmanahip which shall be stitution of the Republican party in 1855 accepted aa the worthy embodiment of it has kept pace with the program of the the principles uf the party. [Applause.] times, accepting each added respoaribility .Men, as well as mcavircs, are to lie of war, emancipation, taxation and recon­ weighed in the balance during the com­ struction, till the greatest pages of Ameri­ ing month, and neither must be found can history are but the life story of the Re­ wanting to ensure success. [Applause.] publican party. [Applause.] Of the The Repul Jican party cannot continue whole mass uf Constitutional Amend­ to lire by reason of. its splendid achieve- ments and legislative enactments it takes moots in the past, nor the Democratic the responsibility without apology. It has party expect to be returned to power upan oft bcMtatcd. but it has never feared to act PUBLISHER. O3F- Taecjs OLlfEI CHILLED PIO#' I Lu-uiy. Ntebksaa. T8HXS or SUBSCRIPTION KA TES OF AD VERT1SLNG. 1506 Sold i/i 1871. 304g Solo 17 1871. j^j» Solo i/l 1873. 14378 S0L0 i/l 1874. 31077 Solo i/l 1875, 41/0 711LL7 100000 iriLL ot ntquiqtD /off 1876. 0/1* iftLf TUT 1 Cotaira. I IQuOOl V-VWY Solo a>j6~j~»X0I BlOO I 150.00 EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVE K” to all kind of boil and work. PRICES REDUCED PSOFESSMWL AMD BOWS CARDS. MILO T. WHEELER. ISAAC W. VROOMAM. Come and get one ON TRIL miom« IMIWB F. 8. BOWEN, 1Y1L ENGINEER. &«alr Barra Champion Reapers and Mowers. SHERIFF. (Mpalr Coast/ Sanayori Cua*«/MK«r. OB« at th* C«art Mu NOTARY PUBLIC OONVBYANCER A LOAN AUEKT.—WU1 M««4iaUloaB «a real **t*l* for Genuine . Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows. Road Scrapers, C. o. HOLBROOK. 50yl GREBLE & RUSSELL. THE VICTORY IS LUCIES RUBsfLL, WON I ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME 0a».£rwr th«Nstioaal Baak. State Si and through its action the nation lias lias yet to present men representative of its principles. The latter most discover both its principles and its men. [Cheers . and cries of “Good.”] In former days yhen party tics were firmer, when ths immediate pressure of' impeoding national calamities hedged us about and compelled party fidelity, the platform carried on • the man, whoever he may be. Party tics are looser now, and no platform ia buoyant enough to float an unworthy candidate. [ Applause.] The necessity fur the contin­ uance of the administrative pcflicy uf the Republican party, while not so apparent io the immediate future, is as command­ ing respeeting future cooscmjucdcvs os at any time in its history. We are told that it has accomplished its mission, and tberfore it has no claims to meet. Well, if it is an, and the time for its dissolution has come, it can die triumphant like the apostle of old, exclaiming, “1 hare fought when it Was discovered the order went forth, “Let do guilty man escape. ’’ “[Loud applause and cheers.] And gentlemen that order has been executed. [Applause.] There lias been want of harmony, bnt a platform unwavering in its declaration of principles, with candidates worthy of the platform, will weld together as of old into an unconquerable army the great liberty loving, law abiding majority uf the voters of this nation [cheers] and >ccurc with en­ during snocawa the results of the delibera­ tions of this ’ convention. [Anplanse.] Again thanking you, gentlemen, 1 inquire what is the pleasure of the convention ? dcfiled by slavery and adorned like a bride in the glitter of her golden adernnicnta, is accomplished. It fulfilled the mission uf its youth in accepting the irrepressible con­ flict ; and it was a mission worth living fur, to have saved a nationality like ours, to have set free 4,006,000 of slaves [loud cheers] so to have raised them th the dig­ nity of America citixenship. [renewed cheers] and to hava reconstructed tho Rud­ eral Constitution ro as to place the liberties of the eitixens and the credit of the na­ tion npon foundations strong enough to endure any human aanults. Our mission of to-day is to establish on sure foundations and make secure tor the coming ages tho fruits of the war. The benefits to be derived to tho individual citizen under the 14th and IBlh Constitution­ al amendments are to be secured through such appropriate legislataon aa Llongress may devne. 1 ask the freedmen of tho South if they Dr Ixiring, of MaaaachnsetU—I move that the roll of States and Territories be called, and that the chairman of each del­ egation announce the names of persons selected to serve in the various commit- UHA1. H. BAUER, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND PROBECUriNO tTTOKNLY far Kerr Coast/. Ataat for Hoa« WM- BURGHER. ATTORNEY. Caaaaatlar. Btat.SU. Ua.tiasa.MHt.. 'Ebe Triumph is Complete. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. twtkeii WM. H. HAYFOBD, A TTORNBY m4 CMMaiior at Law. am laityITS Jartav A Uwlrar'i store. DR. C. RUSSELL, PBY8ICIANA SUMKON.-OSre Julia BuhD'i Her*. Pbomix Block, Statu Streul PARTNERSHIP. DRn. KT. A I. W. BROWN-Pkr twsteq. Aoc, K.'lCT. ‘ -IXlfar WM. UPJOHN, For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME DELIGHT J. WOLF. M. D -A.TMD SEE ME! JOHN STANLEY. Are ia rear more ever the Bretea C»«h asaretei’Ass* ih-Jtw DR- H. F- PECKHAM. BCLECTICPHYStCIAN ANpffUBOK)N-Hl.kury Com.n. B*m-Co.. MUk. All •ate .tteml ~ * prostette____________11611 " A. P DRAKE, H. C. PECKHAM, PHYSICIAN k SURGEON, JUBTICK OF TUR PBACB. G««nU Coltwtfoa Ei&Ttti? mUT-ta* luu teg-. NALUBUHY k BROSNEAU. TAKE NOTICE. To thoxr Whom it may Concern: I am now running a NEW PORTABLE niACIHNE for Moving, Rasing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings from small to great, and having handled about 1,200 build­ ings in 16 years, feel confident 1 can satisfy those that may favor me with a call. my address is Irving, Barry Co., Mich. A. S. DEAN. Irring, Mich, April, llth, 1876. xx50m3 CONVENTION. secretary read the list oCthc various cstumittew, stumbling oceas^nlly over some rather Q>ugh handwriting. [Continued from last Ime.J GEN. HtNCKEB CHOSEN ARMS. 6EBOEANT AT Mr. Howard, of Michigan ; “By re­ quest of the National Committee, with the entire asatwt of the local committee, and 1 by the earnest request of the Michigan the good fight j I hare kppt the faith.'' delegation, I wish to present the name uf [Ixrnd and continued applause.] But it Gen. E. W. 11 inckcs for sergeant at arms has many missions unfulfilled. Its miwtion of ths convention. He is a man covered at its birth in nutralising the disaatrous all over with honorable scars, and 1 hope effects of the repeal pt the Missouri com­ he will be ducted by acclamation.'1 promise, in saving to freedom the great He was dcctcd unanimously. territories of the Northwest, akd bringing APPOINTMET OP COMM1TTKE8. California into the sisterhood of States un- as the source ot power from which is to flow the appropriate legislation to give J effect to thane amendments. I ask a candid public if the only anarchy that ex­ ists to-day in the South is not the anarchy caused by the position of the Democratic party as such [chaero] in regard to the principles adopted in tho work of recon­ struction. and now a part of tha fundamen­ tal law of the land. The Democratic party claims to accept the situation respecting the sscredneas of the national debt and the moral abdily of tho national credit. Millions of doUani oi taxation will not make good- the annual lorn to the American people from the in­ definite and indefinable attitude and iuteu The motion wu carried. Gen. Woodford, of N. Y.—Il aoenui to me that there ia a manifest impropriety in* allowing those States or Territories where there may be con testa &s to the proper delegation to name metnbere of the committees, and I think that cither by unanimous consent or by some amend when a State is reached where there are gatiou should M passed on tho roll-call. [Cheers.] I move therefore, that in any State or Territory where there ia a conteat aa to the proper dnfeagntion or, where there are contesting delegations, that such Stale or Territory be paired on this roll­ call. Carried. Finally, in order to simplify the pro­ cam asd to get rid of the ridiculous errors made in writing down indistinctly heard names, the chairmen of the different dd- COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS. Arkansas—C C Waters Arizona—R • C McCormick California—Chas F Reed Connecticut—Jas R Hawley Colorado—James B Bedford Dakota—Andrew McIIcncb Delewnfe—Eli R Sharp] Georgia—Henry WTarter lUinois—C B Farwell Indiana—Col R W Thotnpton Iowa—Hiram Price Idaho—Austin Savage Kansas—J D Shackcr Kentucky—Jas Speed Ixmisiana—Henry DeMa.u Maine—Nelson Dinglcy, Jr Maryland—Dr H Steiner Massachusetts —Edward L Pierce Michigan—II P Baldwin Minnesota— I E Wakefield MisKwippi—C W Clarke Missouri—R J Vaultem Montana—Wr F Sanders New Mexico—S Boxtell Nebraska—A R Pinney • New Hampshire—Chas Burna New Jersey—Fred A Potts New York—Chas E Smith North Carolina—PC Badger Ohio—Edward Cowles Oregan—II R Hines Pennsylvania—Edward McPhcnton Rhode Island—Chas Nourae South Carolina— D W Chamberlain Texas—E J Davis Utah—J B McKean Vermont—G II Bigelow ' \ irginia—Wm Miller West Virginia—J W Davis Wisconsin—Gen Jas II Howe Washington—Elwood Evens • Wyoming—Wm Hinton COMMITTEE ON CnxnKXTlAUS. Arisons—Deforest Porter Spath Carolina—Norman D Rideout C^ttnecilimrt—Jas Selden Colorado—J B Chaffee Dakota—Alex Hughes Delaware—Jas Scott Georgia—James Atkins Indiana—Gen Oabury Steele Illinois—G S Bangs Iowa—John 8 Baldwin Idaho—D P Thompson Kansas—A H Horton Kentucky—J W Finnell Louisiana—Chas E Nash Maine—Sely L Milliken Maryland—John T Ensor Massachusetts—John E Sanford Michigan—Geo Hannahs Minnesota—W G Wood Mi-wusippi—R C Powers Mbboqh—M A Rosenthal Montana—W F Sanders Nevada—C N Harris New Hampshire—Alonso Newt New Jersey—Wm J Mague New York—T’aos C Platt North ('arolina—James Heaton New Mexico—Wm Brecdc Ohio—Wm II Up«m Oregan—J B Davis Pcnnslyvania—W S Quay Rhode Wand Wm II Howard South Carolina Stephen A Swaib Texas—J P Newnome Tennessee—A G Sharp Utah—G A Blaek Vermont—Wheelock G Maaey Virginia—J F Desendorf Weal Virginia—Nathan Goff, Jr Wisconsin—Wm David Atwood Washington—G T Minor Wyoming—Wm Hunter , A delegate from North Carolina want­ ed to know why the vice preaidenta from the various States had not been anounced. The Chair—That busincas will not l>e in order until the Committee on Perman­ ent Organization has reported. OUKAM REPUBLICAN RES0LUT10MS. A J Diltenhoeffer, of New York—Mr. Chairman, on behalf of the National Ger­ man Republican Convention, recently asaorabled in thia city, over which I had rent the following resolutions to three of which I desire to call particular attention: First, advocating; in new of the reocat de­ cision of the Supreme Court of the the National quentiy read by the secretary. Even thia took up time, owing to the crowded the treaties condition of the ball and the mixedneu of affecting naturalisation and expatriation : third, demanding non-sectarian schools [cheers] and taxation af ehwreh property fore tied which the Hon. Simon Wolf shall bochair[Continued on Second p^c.] �nun, be allowed to attend the session ‘ of tbe Committee on Resolutions and dis­ |tpWtan |me;. ease them. The Secretary then read the following * ’ * ‘— * ..were referred to the ranlntions, Committee on Reeolutiona: The German Republican delegates of the United States, in convention aaasmbled in the city of Cincinnati, Jane 12th and 13th, 1870, have adopted tha follow­ ing declaration of principals for the com­ ing campaign, and present tho same to tho National Republican Convention for their favorable eonridilation. First—We declare our unalterable ad hcrancc to tho principles of tho Rcpublilican party, recognizing in their perpetua­ tion the only safeguard of tho Republic. Second—-Free, non-sectarian schools, compulsory education and taxation of church property aa expressed in the late message of the President of the United IIawimga. Mica., JuM 10,1CTG. States. Third—No recognition of any system of worship by tho State or Federal Govt. Sun­ day being recognised by the individual, not dy the Constitution of the United States to enforce. All legislation seeking to abridge the personal rights of the citixens with respect to its observance is uncon­ Kilioial Repohlicai Ticiet For President, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. • \* For Vice-President, HON. WILLIAM A. WHEELER, of New York. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the other.” . THE TICKET With a joy and satisfaction wc cannot express in words or convey in any man­ ner, we withdraw froth ^ie ticket that for months has stood at the head of our col­ umns the words “Subject to the of the Republican National decision Convention," nod send forth as the choice of the Re­ publicans of the nation as for more than eight months he had been our only choice fer President, the name stitutional. Fourth—The protection M immigration by Federal power u an indispensable nec­ essity. Legislature fostering and pro­ tecting thia important factor in the pros­ perity of the Republic must be at once devised, in view of the decision of tho Supreme Ccurt declaring State legislation unconstitutional. Fifth—In a Republic there can be but one class of citiiear, the laws must give tbe same protection abroad as at home, any designation between those adopted and thoae native born are unjust and such legislation savors of Know Nothingism and is unworthy of American statemanship, therefore we demand a revision of the existing treaties with for­ eign governments, especially of Germany, affecting naturalization aad expatriation. Sixth—The honor and integrity of the Republic lies primarily in\regulated sys­ tem of civil service, based on moral char­ acter and capacity, and not solely ou polit­ ical service. Seventh—Opposition to all inflation and repudiation heresies, and no step backward on the road to resumption. • Eigth—The maintenance of every amendment to the Constitution by the federal power and especially the rigid enforcemei.t of every law affecting citizens first and South. Ninth—The Nation is supreme not the State. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES the ac­ Mr. Mason, of New York, offered the complished, able and popular son of Ohio. following which was referred to the Com­ mittee ou Resolutions: / In thia action the Convention organWhxbxah, Wd still-remember with ixdd Vjctory made success certain, and gratitude the service, of the loyal women of the country during the late war, their left the ex Confedcratai and their North­ devotion in the hospitals of the North, ern allies -standing defeated, demoralised . and fidelity to the Union in many of the disturbed districts of the South ; end, annihilated, on-thc brick of despair. Tin Wukbkas, The Republican party has well. It could not Lt Letter. , always advocated the extension of human freedom, therefore, The result ia what we expected, what Retolml, That we favor the bestowal of for a moment we nevfr doubted, after the cqunl, civil and political rights on all loy­ glorious news came flashing over the wires al citizens of tho United State without re­ gard to sex. on the evening of the 12th of October, Ms. Dcsendorf, of Virginia, suggoated 1875, that old Bill. Allen was defeated, that the Committee on Credentials should meet at onoe, as it was impotsible that any That Ruiherfonl B. llayta carrying the business should be.done till it was known Banxxr of “Honest money, and free who composed the Convention. All the committees then withdrew and non sectarian Schools” was elected Gov the band struck up a lively tune, and the ernor of Ohio. Wc said then 11 Gen I delegates took the opportunity to move R. B. IJnyet coining to the front for around and discuss the situation while the committed were absent. The band Pmident in 187C. and wc say now, Gen. was kept fully occupied to the disgust of R. B. H'ty't. the nrtfion’t ehnice for those delegates, who wished to fill in with patriotic speeches. Tht* arrangement I'miJtil. i seemed to give satisfaction to tho majority The selection of Hon. Wm. A. Wheel­ of the convention, but at one point a small piping voice in one of the galleries er of New York, for the second position cried out: “Speech, Goy. Hawlejr.” The on the ticket was exceedingly fortunate suggestion was favorably received, but no and will prove a popular one. All in all speech was forthcoming by Mr. Hawlov. This was followed by eloqent speeches we view tho ticket the tirongttt the aLleit from George William Cartia of New and Lett that could have been nutde. Of Ybrk. Gen. Hawley of Connecticut Gov. ita election over any opposing of ticket that it is possible for the opposition to put in the field there is not the leatl pouilde doubt. as We prediet a majority and a victory aa glorious as that large, won in 1872 in every State that was free before the war, and do not for a moment doubt a grand victory for the right in several Pennsylvania, J. Smith Fathey. Rhode Island, Henry Howard. South Carolina, R. H. Gleavra. Tenncsaee, Horace H. HarrMon. Texas, A. B. Norton. - ’ Vermont, Geo. Howe. Vinriaia, R. II. Carter. Wart. Vttginia, W. R. Stevenson, Wbeonsin, James Burkliff. Arizona, Deforest Porter. Dakota, Alex Hughes. District of Columbia, (Blank) Idaho, Austin Savage Montana, Beni. H. Tatam. New Mexico, Samuel B. Axtell, Utah, Jamea B. McKean. Washington, Elwood Evans. Wyoming, Wm. Hunton. aXCaKTARIXS. ‘ each m one short. Tbeoommittec recom­ mend that the ddegatas prerapt be allow­ ed to cut the whole vote There are no oootaUrf «x~t* !■ rtaife, Mdlh»Dfe*n<«rfCH«»bfe In Southern States. Ihi .erm) S1.M » iko bulwark «f «be their cheers. • Eighth—Tho revenue neewaary fur ._ JI.____ --.I • okllool'im The Electric Balm will U- used Onlr when desired. 1 aroendmdnt 354, Against 375. TUB FLATFOWM. Principal Secretary—J. M. Bean, of Tho Chair.—Tho next business in Wisconsin and one assistant for each Ntate. order ia tbe report of the Committee on The committee further reported that Rcaoln tions. they have submitted no names of vice Gen. Hawley-Mr. Pramdeal, you preaidant* or secretaries from Alabama and must be aware that your Committre, on other States where there Was a contest. Resolutions, upon assembling, found After tbe report of tbe committee on Cre itself constituted of men of somewhat dentials these vacancie* could easily be diffareot seathnents' and from widely filled. ’ anparsted localities, aad mortly strangm Mr. McClure, of Arkansas, insisted that to each other. We have in general the report should not be adopted until the agreed upon tbe utstaawnt we are al«t report of the Committee on Creden­ to present to yen, and respectfully sub­ tials hod been received. Ho moved to lay mit it for your consideration, and for the report temporarily on the table. your amendment if yow cIkswc. Dr. Loring, chairman of the committoe It ia as follows : . desired to state that this question was dis­ When, in tbe economy of Providence, cussed in the committee, and, on turning tlii* land war td be purged of human to the report of the convention at Philadel­ slavery, aud wl£n the strength of the phia in 1872, it was found that the Com • government oPthe pcojlc, by the people mittee on Credentials reported after the and for the people was to l>e demonstra­ permanent organization of the convention, ted. tho Repnblican party came into and it was on that account that this report has been made, feeling that the convctNion had a perfect right to accept it or not as pride, merited by their /memoriw, Jand they pleased, and that provision had been high ninw for the good of our * country made for tbe contesting delegations by the and 'taankintl; and topking to |ho tWreport of the committee. . ' turq with unWtcriag courage, hope and Mr. Mason, of New York, moved that purpoaie^we. •!»** representalivis of the the report be adopted no far as it re­ party, in National <invention assembled, lated to States where there was no contest, make tho fallowing declaration of princi­ Rnlod out of order. ples. A delegate from Maryland moved to Pint—Tha United Stataa of America lay Mr. McClure's motion on tbe table. is a nation, not a league. By the com­ The motion was agreed to. bined workings of tbe National and The delegate from Araknsas insisted that State Governments, under their respect­ this motion carried the subject matter ive constitutions, the rights of every along with it, but the chair overruled the citizen are secured at b >me and protected point, stating that the convention had abroad, and tbe common welfare pro­ adopted no rates and made them un as it moted. went alone. The report was then adopted. Second—The Republican party has There were momentary calls for other praterrad those Governments to the hun­ speakers aad motions to adjourn. dredth anniversary of the nation's birth, The Chair—The first business now’in and they are now embodiments of the order, and tl g only business, ia to surren­ great truths, spoken at its cradle, that der the chair to the permanent chairman all men arc ennted equal, that they arc named by tbe Committee on Organisation. endowed by their Crea­ The chair therefore namco Messrs. Orton, tor with certain, ina&mble righta, among of New York ; Downing, of Iowa ; and which are life, liberty and the pursuit of McCormic, of Arizona, as a committee to happinen; and that for tbe attainment of conduct the permanent chairman to the of thase ends Governments have been platform. iuslilutoJ among men, deriving their Mr. McPbaratm came forward, accomjust powers from the consent of the govThe rctirtbg . chairman said : “I lake pleasure in introducing as your permanent president the Hon. Edward McPherson, of Pennsylvania.” [Cheers.] , pubiioan party is unfinished. Third—The permanent pacification of tbe Southern section of tho Union, and RKWAHKH OF THX PBEWIPKNT. the complete protection of its cltisena io The chairman—Gentlemen of the con­ the free enjoyment of all their rights, vention. No one of you knows better are duties to which the Republican party [Applause.] than myself how entirely unworthy I am stands sacredly pledged. of this high honor. It has come to me The power to provided fan the enforcement not only unsought but with a feeling of of the principles embodied in the rceent absolute and uncontrollable surprise. But constitutional amendments ia rented by I have been reared in the school of duty, those amendments in the Congress of the anti-in the politics of Pennsylvnnia it is a United States, nnd wc declare it to bo fundementel doctrine that every Republi­ the solemn obligation of the legislative can shall do his whole duty [applause]; and executive departments of the Gorcrnand therefore I am here to accept this honor tendered by your committee, and ratified by youraelvm, as an honor ten­ cm for removing any just causes of dis­ dered . to the great old Commonwealth content on the port of any dam, and for which lias sent me as one of ita delegates securing to every American citiacn com­ to this convention. Since 185G in none plete liberty and /exact equality in tho of the grert contorts has she ever fcltercd. cxcreioc of ail ciWil, politmal and public [Applause.] And in this Centennial con­ righta. [Applause.] To this end no vention she has turned an inflexible, defiant face to the enemy. She any a, do truce chief executive whose courage and fidel­ with treason, malignity and hate, and every ity to Ibase duties shall not falter until it..nn ... - —I rot these results are placed beyond dispute or Rov. Henry H. Garnett The Democracy of North Carolina has shown itself true to the traditions of the party, and nominated Z. B. Vance, the man who wanted “to fill hell so full of' Yankees that their feet would stick out of the windows,’’ for governor. The conven­ tion was more largly attended than any gathering of the kind since the war, and with aoeh a standard bearer the* confed­ erate Democracy expect to sweep the Alabama, (Blank) . California, George 8. Evans. Colorado, Hcmy MeAlKster. Connecticut, Martin I. Sheldon. Deleware, David W. Moore. Florida, (Blank) Georgia, R. L. Mott Indiana, James 8. Fraser. Iowa, W. T. Shaw. Kansu, Wm. Martindale. Kentucky, E. R. Weer. of P. J. Jarvis, 1 ten tenant governor; Jo seph A. Englehard, secretary of State; J. M. North, treasurer; 8. L. Lore, ou- Mann was selected. On motion of will Cumback, of Indiana rhe conveotioo ibro adeemed null loo o clock to-morrow morning. rived Irom duties cn importation*, which, so far aa possible, should bo adjusted to promote the interests of American labor, and advance the prosperity of the whole country. [Cheer.] Ninth—Wo reaffirm ou further grants of the publi potations and monopolies that the national doumin I free homes for the people. and demand defoutl to Hi Constitution, in*l the Houk of Repratentatives the of Corunna, will ddiver aa will address. xxl31( WOOL. WOOL PARKING. WELCOME MARBLE. CALIFORNIA Ita numerooa branches and txmhici forms tbe shortest and quickret route between CltTCAGO and all isilnte in Iixuoeb, wuoomix, HoKTiixav MxcmoAX, M imxwbota, low., miAAKVTA, Iuwa, upon Congress roverrign power o«_bt the*' -Nbnxabka, C ALrroxxi A Mid the WmTerritories of the United Blates for their Omtha and California Line government; nnd in the exercise of this power it is the rijit and the duty oT Con- lathe ahorteot and beat route for all gresato prohibit and extirpate in the points Id Nokthkbn Illinois, low*. Dakota, Nkbkabka. Wxomixo, Territories that relic of liarbarisw, poly­ Colorado, Utau, Nevada. Caugamy ; and wo demand such legislation FDBMZA. OBHOON, CHINA JAFAX AKO as shall secure this cod. and the supremacy ol American institutiocs in all the is the abort line for Nobtiierx Wisenwaxx and Mikxwbota. and for Madi nation has given to our. w^dicra and •ox. Kt. Paul, MixxiUroEiH. Drbv-rt! and all points Io the Great Northwest sailors must be fulfilled. The grcalful Ils people will always hold those who periled Winona and SI. Peter Line their lives for the country's preservation Is the only route for Wixoxa. RochdTKB.OWATOXXA. MAXKATO, Kt. PKTEfc Naw Uxjf, and nil polute iu Knuthrrn and Ontral Minnesota. Its Green Bay and Jette Line therefore note with deop solicitude that Ils the only Ur* for JanesVilix, the Democratic party counts aa its chief Watrktoww.FoxdDu Lac. Oshkosh, hope of success upon the electoral vote of Afplxtox, Gnx<x Bat. Escaxaba a united South, secured through the N'BQAVJtU. HASQrmX, Houghtox, efforts of those who were recently Hawoock and the Lake Hcpxaios arrayed against the Nation: and we Country- ite Freeport and Dubuque Lina invoke the earnest attention of the country Is tbeonly route for Exajxx. Uockfokd. to the grave truth that a auonww thus Fkfffokt, and all points via Erecport. achieved would re-open sectional strife Its Obtcaaosnd Milwaukee Line imperil the national honor and human sens fur additional righta, privileges' and immunities should be treated with respect-. ful consideration. [Applause.] Thirteenth-—Tho Constitution confers - maunavAA, party with being the mmc in character and spirit. os when it sympolhised with treason ; with making ita*control of the House of Representative* the triumph and the opportunity of tbe nation's recent foes ; with reasserting and applauding in the national capital the aeotiments of ui>- Is the <49 Lake Shore Route, nnd is the only one peaatng through Evaxftus, I.ake Fourr, HraiiLAXO 1'akk. Wauxkai, acxxx. Kkxojiia io MlLWAUKIOt Pullman Palace Cara . are nan on all through train* of tub Thio It the ONLY LINK runuinr tliese cars between Chicago and St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukie or Chicaro and Winona. At Omaha our Sleepers connect withthe v-riand Bleepera on the I n Ion a O ailroad for all pointe Weal ut libartaiv Mopomng to repudiate the thv Mtaaourt River. pligbed faith of the Government; with On the arrival of the trains from the being equally fade and imbecile in over East or South, the trains at tbe ('hicagu shadowing the ends pf justice by ita' A Nortb-Wmtrni Railway LEAAK CHICAGO aa fallows t - For Council Bluflk, <Omaha and Cali­ fornia, Two Through Trains dally, with PuUrnan iWlaee 1 teawing Room and Reeling Cara through to Cound1 th. eownuy agaiaal trartiog a alike unworthy, recreant a' and adves the continued and hearty gratitude of the American people fur hi. patriaMma and his immense services in war and in pome- [Cheers.] it For St Paul and Minneapolis, Two Tbtuvh Trains Daily, with Pullman Palace CXr* ‘attached on both train-* For Green Bagr and Lake Superior. Two Trains dally, with Pullman Palare Cara attached, and running through to Marwastte,. For MBwaakea. Faw Th rough Train* d illy, Pullman Cart on night Uain*. Parlor Chair Cara on day train*. For Sparta and Winona and points In Minnesota. One Through Train dally, with Pullman Steepen to Winona. For Duboqne, via Freet>ort, Two Throwgh Tndns dailp, with Pullmin Mr. Pierce, of Mawmehn- Ita, wki«i Mtao .fkr an uwMJ, bun naloM, yarn SI I, Nap 132. t bk • FuZlrtke^Dcva, Foor Train-* daily- the^Hon. Edmun/Dutis, of Texas,' d ud Mm. Spec- Rcpuhhoua lon. iwo TVDtign THUDS ubiq, "'T1 rulimui Can ou nfebl Inin u U* City and Yankton. Two nxANciAi. BKwtunex. P. Baldwin. Misaouri, G. A. Finkeslbnrg. Nebraska, H. 8. Killey. STEBBIWS BROS. .His lines, J uly 28th. 1875. In Hastings! Gov. Davis Own read the fullowing : there ' 7 tenUoulothfe tan of tliclr <..iTO|„ basin era. Hearse and Team furnUl,«| wl,.n requested. Uen the Government ao to modify existing treaties with European Governments NotifB, altar OLT> FACTORY HuiMiat that tJ»o same protection ahall lie afforded to the adopted American citizen that ia given to the Mtire bora; sad that all necessary law should be poswd to pro­ tect immigrants, in the absence of poww in the States for that purpose. Ktemtk—it is the immediate duly of Congress to full v investigate tho effect uf immigration and imwirtation of Mongo­ liana upon the moral‘ and material inter­ cats of the country. [Applause.] ' I wish to oil all wo..! niya-lf. and will Ttcei/lh—The Republican party reeog- do U ami Card for 12 1-2 cetin rer pound nixes with approval the mihrtantia! ad­ vance recently made toward the ertablisliHAITI SOK. MICH.. Mu M. in XII« ment ofequal rights for women bv the many important amendments effected by BepnHksn legulaturw. in ths laws which concern the personal and property rela- । tiona of wives, motbsra and widows, and by thr appointment and election of women to the superintendence of educa tion, charities, and other public trusts. Gremt TranK\JtaUway Lin.n <>r lb. WEST and M^RTH-WEBT. and. w.«L Thu honest demands of this class of riti the platform, Beecher. Hon. George F. Uoan of Maasa- with aola Nest Thursday. June 22, romber, will, the nprrfe,,.w Hmr, will .1..,. nv. hl. Prayer was offered by Rev. George which motiou Michigan, >nd«r the promptly at 10 o'clock the President in the chair. u*sl In th- bnta- » J"” in rae ouMuass, can truly wy -j,.. «n da HKcr »rt, ud fetal Ion Am mj iKher trw tatlm. W. H. KfeU,ln,. ,he'" ' VICX FBU1DBNH. The Lansing Repuldican tayn: Bd»«. IHUIM- tUl QM1 , of experience, Afetam. ilu ConraiHe r-wnta'"™ UfeifeionorU. «nli-8|»nc« W««<" tanfel by j—nfeh 1 '• UnnJn oHb. Unfed Bum fabkMw lb« «Rthey mnuMfefed Um feteita>>> rf<b« pliaBoorfM/ribii* tad. or prefWly lit ibobroodlof ..ynAonfe or tau.Ctara Mota; in the Ihninet uf C°>tions under sectarian control. threat nnbfe they noommeuled tbe .ilmi-iun cheering, continued for several min­ of Messrs. Bowen and Green. utes.] After an extended debate the report In response to repeated calls, Gen. was adopted, thong h on tba vole to Hawley read this plank a second time, amend so as to admit tho Spcneer delcpa- and tho delegate* and audience repeated recall. [Applauac.] of this convention a majority ouch as will Eonrth— In the first act of Congrcm entitle her to continue to be what she has signed by PrcMdent Grant, tho National long boon, ud I mj it with . n»p«, Govemment assumed to remove asy of New York Hon. W. A. Howard of the formoat in the Republican canoe. doubts of its purpose to disparage no Michigan and Frederick Douglas, but we [Applnnw.] Ibo eh»ir ■ no. nd; f„ havs no room for these speeches. tjuamcaa. The President announced that tho Com­ PXBNANBNT ORGAXIXAVION. mittee on Rules would meet at four o'clock Mr. Loring, of Masaachusctts, then at the Gibson Houk, and that they cxcame forward and read the following re­ Tity, public morab and the national port of the Committee on Organisation: demand that tlm promise be folPresident—Edwabd McPnumox, of Pennsylvania. Noyes *»f Ohio. shaH be speedy, thorough and unsparing. Na- For Rockford, Sterling. Keooto*. JancavlUe, and other points, you <•*’ have from two to ton trains dally. / New York Oftoe, Jfa. 4 IB Broad way, Dootoa Ofltoo, Mw* fState 8twrt; < ta»ba Offloe.SM Farnham Sire*; Sanlraecteeo Offlee, 121 Montgomory Street; Chicago TtekH Offloe; Clark nrert- of the New Ymk, Marehall O Brooks. i.^WUrtn- tb. :i« [OnMUtain «r Mil si A^t, Chicago. �Church Calendar DRY GOODS HAVE TAKEN A THIELE ! WHERE i June 2d, St. John, tbe Baptist. June 25, Second Sunday after Trinity. KMMAKCEI. CHURCH. J. W. BAXcaorr, Bad or. The State Pomological Society nnd the Wayne County Horticultural Society will hold a Union exhibition in Detroit on the 27th, 28th 29th and 30th of June. Wc herewith acknowledge an invitation to bo present. O^dKe roll bring called by the Cterk\ - is; 4:40.1 fallowing supervisors were present and answt ad to aaid call: 1:13^ Assyria, iund.T Baltimore, Henry Hough la in William P. Sila am Carlton, * Jacob Castleton, David W. Smith Harting Township. I Pleiads. Brown Hastlaga City, 1st A 2^ Wards. Travera Philip. nd Woodland-Arrive Tuesday. Thur*- ■ jr. M. NRVIXS. P. M. COUNTY OFFICERS. Johnstown. Levi M. Dewey Maple Grove. Orangeville, Prairieville, Rutlaail, Thornapple, Woodland, Yankee Springe, Zabulon B. Boy Hoyt. Mr.X’JIlns wx« ehoMu tomporory chairman. On motion of Mr. Smith the board proct rd •J ta theeloction at Chairman, !>y ballot with tha following result: David Q. Robinson, received 12 votes ; Lavi M. Deway, received 4 votes ; Fredrick W.Collins. 1 vote ; Zebulon B. Hoyt, ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Gold 112J. received 1 vote ; Total. 18. David O. Robinson having reesivsd a ma­ jority of votes of all the Supervisors elect, oa motion of Mr. Wolf, ha was declared duly elected chairman for tbe current year, Mr. Wolf moved that tha chair appoial the usual standing committees consisting of the Hays aad Wheeler. A popular ticket in Barry County. Do noi forget to see East Lynee to-night st Greonlocka ware worth In coin on Saturday 8HJ cents on tbe jbllar. trimmed with Chinese Lanterns, and nnd illu urinated un Friday evening. Tha Ada Gray Combination will present East Lynne at Union Hall this evening. lu honor of the nomination of Hayes and Whodar the Baxmk* office was beautifully There is(bring erected a ftna school houre Ch. wave bet a hand throueh the dark neat to tell It is well vrtlh ye-wril. • every facility for doing the best of work ou short notice, and solicit the patronage of the publie. xxl-13tf Profeesd U the dark seas -the alienee nnbrokenNo slim Her of pole luu.de roise beck aa a token : TeL stilt la car hearts we have faeerd the word .■Sunday. Will Dr. I*, please send duplicate. ’ On Thursday night tbe Barn of Parorij Olis, lathe Township of Rutland, was struck by Lightning and literally coszumad, with bis valuable Staflnn. Barnes*, and other contents. Lona will probably exceed >1500 and wa» insured in the Barry aad Eaton, l>ut wo do not know the amounf. < John Q. Creany our popular aheriff, oa Sat­ urday st eooaid treble personal expense pro­ cured a fine Hayes nnd Wheeler Streamer, ends Liberty Pole 119 feet above ground. Committee oa equalization,—John J. Per­ kins, Ira Stowell, Frederick W, Collins, Zebu­ lon B. Hoyt, Traverse Phillips, Henry Houghtalin, and Thomas II. Bartram. A valuable mare. Color, dork brown _____ with heavy main and tail; about ten years old ; had bar shoes on front feet; strayed from the premises of the Subscriber four weeks ago last Friday. Any person giv­ ing information where she can be found , will be liberally rewarded. C. A. Bailey. Hast:NOR, June Gth, 1876. < xxilSlf ■ARR1AQE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. On motion of Mr. Collins the assessment roll of the several Townships and City of Hea ­ tings were refered to the committee on equal* The Hastings Band return their sincere thanks to the Ada Gray Combination, far their servlgae, and tbe citizen* of Hastings and vaeinity. for their yery lidersl batronage at their Bcna&ta on Thursday and Saturday Eve­ nings of last week whereby they realised >65- Taeaday Morning, JunelSth. 1876. Board convened pursuant to adjourntn ent. Roll called, mrtal^r* all present. Journal road and approved and Board pro- The account of William Upjohn aad 12 others were preooalod, and oa motion of Mr. Perkins rrfrred Io the eoJtmUlao on miscellaneous On motion of Mr. Dewey the pet I toe present­ ed yesterday by Mr. Wolf was taken from the table and placed on tie. Mr. Wolf offered the fallowing Resolution. Jlrtolrtd by the Board of Supervisors of Barry County, that all Horses, Cattle, Sheep nnd Hogs' be and they are hereby restrained from running at Urge In the Township of Maple Grote after the passage of this Resolu­ tion In accordance with the provision of ehap. er 39, Compiled taw* of 1871. On motion of Mr. Dewey the Beeulntion was Lical Mtryiae^ |itice; Fanners remember that the old and reliable house of C. B. Salsbury is, as ever,. buying eggs, butler, poultry and all kinds of fanner’s produce, under Barlow 4 Good year’s irtore, and paying for tho same the highest market pncc. Patronise the house ffou know to hr rdiaLle. KX2tf We sell none of this cbeap-mtulc Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. Tbe goods we make Is'made by hand, and warranted. Wc invite nil persons to call and inspect our goods, for they al bear inspect ion. No trouble at all show goods. ’ ' , STEBBINS BRO’S J. Cole & Son J. H. Sutton has been fitting np his old Stare on Jefferson Street, for a Dinning hall. Icecream parlors, Oyster rooms, and will keep constantly on hand the finest supply of Candies, Nuta, Fruit, Ice Cream Vegetable* of all kinds in their season, Can­ nedFiah; Oysters in season, and every order of Committee. Xxil3w3 For Sugar, the best and the cheapest, Ex-Senator Geo. M. Dewey of Hastings, aad Ur. H. F. Peckham of Biecory Corner*, will mldreea the ritiieaa of Freeport and vletnity, call on John Stanley. on the oceaaiea of their Centennial pole rais­ ing, July 8d 1876. Exercises to commence Pure Wines and Li the cheapest, at John xxltA Take the Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railroad; the new and popular line from Atchison and Kansas City, via the beauti­ ful Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, Colorado SprngH, Cuchares, Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fe and nil pointe in Colorado, New Mexico and Arisona. Special round trip 90 day tickete to Denver on sale May l&th, at *50, taking in the famous watering places on the D, 4 R, G, Road. Low em­ igrant rates to the San Juan Minw. Pullman Palaeo Steeping Cant between the Missouri River and the Rocky mount tains without change. Close oonttecrioo m ade al Kansas City and Atchison in Union Depot For taant, time tables and : the " Ban Juan Gsids,’1 addrem, T. J. Aawnaon. every done oMamd ta strengthen tbe and now ah» is wall sad hearty. If xxlM edMOeal'' will write to me I will get m to tbe above. ___ , BKNRY H. M. FATTON. Lawroaoe, Marion CM. tad. Gen. Pant. Act. XX52tf Unit Rale stucco nm uie SHAHi Shingles Lath &c. V.prr hand consisting of Gold Tints, Tinted Satins, Frenali Satins, White Blanks, Buff and Brown Blanks, also cheap Bor­ ders, Gilt sod Fresco Borders, Window Shades, and Window Fixtures of .all kinds. Call and ace. Smith, Manes 4 Preston. xxi8w3 other luxury. The rooms are all carpeted, and furnish­ ed in first clans style. This is to ba the 1.8. Geer. fashionable rwiort for all classes of our Hastings, Juno 8th, 1876. citucns and tho public in March of a good xxtlStf dinner, a nice treat or fine candies. His Saloon next door, is the best fitted For Bale—A fine more and coll. and furnished of any in the city. Re­ Time will be given if desired for an appro­ member the place. My old stand, and ved note. Inquire of Morgan Jones. the rooms forme!y occupied by Barber xxiHtf Bcmmer, ou Jeffereon Street. Come and nee me. XXI12-13-14 GRAND DANCE. Offer tor Sale at Ike Lowes! LAND PLASTER UK Look Here.—48,000 gal. beat Ohio R. D. Bullock, the well known Music Store Ware at wholesale mid retail, best Dealer, at Jackson, has appointed os in the city at Smith, MaNks 4 Preston's. Agents in thia city, J. M. Bauer, well known to our citixens, and J. O. Hendec.Y xxi8w3 All in want of Pianos, Organs, Ac.', should give them a call, al Sweeney's store, where instruments can be seen * examined. ' * XXl-9tf We bar. 10,000 Roll! Wdl To enable tbe Committee's to go Io work, ou motion of Mr. Hoyt' Board »djour»e-J io 1.30 P. M. W«. H. Powsns. Clerk, • Tobacco.—Wc can sell the beat fi»r 41 money in the city. Smith, Manke 4 Premxjn. xxi8w3 Notice A New Dinning Hail. The Ada Gray combination is beyond alt question the best Thrmtrical Troop that ever visited this city, and we are pleased to know that they are drairing ftall Houses. .They give their Inal entertninarent here this evening. It is to be a Uttujil for Miss Gray, and the peace Selected js “East Lynne." Miss Gray taking the two Leading characters. She should have a full houae. PICTURES 1 PIOTURESl M. Because we keep the best c work­ men. 4th. we warrant all goods wt; For Sals—A valuable y< Inquire of Marshall Pricket. Committee nn Salaries—Zebulon B. Hoyt, Ira Stowell, and Jacob Odell. Mr. Wolf preaented tie pefilon of Levi EH1- O n mot ion of Mr. Perkins. Board adjourned until to-morrow morningat eight o'clock. Wm. H. Powns, Clerk. Codfish, Trout.' Wbitofiah, Maekcral, Salmon, and Herring, al) New Fish at Smith, Mamie 4 Proton's. xxi8w3 • hall. 8iac20 x 32 feet, height 10 fert. Plan and specifications may be seen at office of the Supervisor. Said job will be Ent Busby not to be out done, has re­ sold on Thursday,* June 15, at one o'clock fitted bit tonsorial parlor*, and even-thing P. M., at the house of Owen Iloonan in about them as neat as a new pin. Nccktien, Slid township. Collars, dears etc. nil find class, can be By order of the Township Board. found at Em's. Everybody ack now ledgro A. J. Walker. that Em is tho best Tunaor in sixteen 11. Wolcott. A. J. Gott. Board called to order by the chairman. Mem. ber* al! preaeut. Tbe Chairman anounced the fallowing Com- olt and 29 other, citizen* of tbe Townahip of Maple Grove, aaking the Board topaaaareeolutioa to restrain from running at large in Mid Townahip all Cattle, Horses, Sheep end Swine according lochapterGB. compiled laws of 1871. On motion of Mr. Phillipa Ihe peiiion was FURNITURE! Peerless Milk Safes Hall on We did not find that programme for the proceedings on the 1st, in Barry, that was Where you wui find all kindn of I am now all alone in the Photograph buaiucBB, and as I have made arrange­ Parties having Pictures to framo ments to increase my facilities for doing SPECIAL NOTICE. ibetter work than ever, all should call would do well tog ‘them framed of uh <^rand Cheaper than and got a negative taken. Tbe superi­ a» we can do It P ority of my work in tho past is a iniffi- any house in P ..'y Comity. We keep facte for.the Million. the Largest and Best selected stock of cient guarantee of firrt-c work in the PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD* future. Rooms in Washington Block, ikob, Brackets, Pafer-Holdsouth side State Street ebs, Wall-Pockets, Slipper­ 31tf Gao. L. Heath. rd by Hostetler's Stuasach Bitters. That renowsed Holders, tonie is dalty sddiac frseh Issreb of popalarity-tu Wanted.—Every one to try our Teas tbs rreal refutallun which]I tonelince obtained ai a M. D. Raed desires to call attention to' and everything In tho Funritore line. We Invite all persona to call and look remedy for dyepepei*. eonstipsUoiii billionrner* 1‘ricrt ilumhis new Wagon Shop, where he may be nervoas disorders, urinary Irolbtee. latensiueat Smith. Maxee 4 Premton. found at all hount of any day, ready to do xxi8w3 any work in bis line, from pulling a now spoke in an old wheel, to the building of Do yon want the br*t Havana (’igara the best buggy ever seen in the county of now on exhibition al our Fiirnituie to J. 1*. Roberts' for them. Store. All kinds of work made to or­ Barry. Don't forget the place; in the der. repairing of tt|l kinds of old fur shop with Jason Rich 4 Bro., corner of niture neatly done. \ Notice to Builders. Church nnd Railroad Street. / WE MEAN BUSINESS! ‘ xxGtf by ample proob. bat most asraaredly had rueb Furniture Rooms south side State St. been the ease. Iheyeoald have asported aolhinr There will be a job let to the lowest bid­ opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hardware better than that a prapemtloa bolitcred ap by der giving good security, to build a (own Saturday evening. June ^tih, given by the Hastings Band. They rixmld have a ftill Read that portion of the report of the doings of the Board of Supervisors published in this issue of the Basses. The balance will appear on Thursday. v. t • Keep It. W. II. II. Heath, the senior member of the firm of Heath, Salisbury 4 Co. has retired from bamnetn in this city, and is now traveling for tho Grand Rapids can sell cheaper than any boon-tn Bar­ Burial Com Co. His many friends wish ry County, for these reasons: him success. 1st. Beeause we have no rent I» pay. Query—Who will do the undertaking? 23. Because we make the mtut of out Why Stebbins Brothers ofouurae. goods buntelvcB. GEORGE L IIEA TIES. Train has brought me a wj!l assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters for the summer and fall traae", which I will hell way down low for-Cash. I also sell the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dles and Machine OU. 1 also sell Well 4 Cistern Pumps. . ■ J. Malm Opposite the Post Office xxiltf Hastings, Mich. STEBBINS BRO’S. Of ev8ry Description which we B. F. Bteiohoff, has associated with him in bis Dental business Mr. George wood. They will occupy the old rooms. Have in the township of Heating*, on the State road, in what is known aa the Fisher dirtriet There will be a concert al Union Closing out Sian—Canned goods at cost and more too, at ■ Smith, Mamie & Prehton’s exi8w3 Two button Kid Gloves 90 eta. ■ A nice line of Coat Bindings. A full and complete assortment Clothing. xxi5tf Thomas II. Bartram Hasting* Qty, 2d A 3d Wards, D. 0. Robinson Hope, Augustus M. Armour Irving, Aaron J. Walker At A W. Bailey's. Prints 7 eta. Lonsdale muslin 12ct«. Shirting Gets. . Extra heavy Shirt tug 12 j eta Beat cottonadee 15 to 30 eta. Good Ticking 12 cts. Twenty bone Corsett 45 eta. Ladies1 hose Exm heavy 10 <ta. The time lira now come when my Ac­ coutre must bo paid. I have debts to pay that I must be paid, and to that end mtut tntf'nt that persons who owe mo m*i! pay vp without further delay. Ralph Jordan. May, 17lh 1876. XXlGw4 nnd be hoppy agnip A Great Rediclin ii Prices SALISBURY ABROSSEAU FURNITURE IMMB Look hero 1 Look here ! J. M. HEWES. YOUNG MEN Tie Riiit KMtf KtatiR fir Yam la. BUSINESS TRAINING. �windows bo narrow that passengChi were NEW ADTEKTISEHEKT3. in no dihger of getting hurt by thrusting their heads out The engine had no cab, G. P. Rowell ACo’s. Column. but the projecting roof of tbe combined OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER. tender and baggage car jiortly shelter tho AffiXTS WASTED FOR Ttit engineer. Tho cow-catcher of the machine How tho Exhibition gets on Our cor­ tippears to hare been iotended literally to respondent thinks it i-< a good thing catch tbe instructive animal aud not throw —Soma Notes en-J Incidents—The her from the track. This calk to mind Hunter's Camp—First Pennsylvania the recent Achievement of tbe Pennsylva­ nia Company, which u a good Centennial Railroad Train—independence Hall. item, exemplifying the prograw in rail­ roading. People here have manifested a PntlADKLTiUA, Juno 13, 1870. jgood deal of interest in tho fast train ex­ Ixmg letters are a nuisance, as a general jperiment!* and the suecewful running of thing, and I have of late treated your read- 1the San Francisco train from New York era to several of them in attempting to get •to Chicago over tbe Pennsylvania Central and l*ituburg and fort Wayne track* in through this Exhibition by rote. So r“; twenty-five minutea less than schedule this week I will give yon only some ram- ।time, which was twenty two hours, is a bling note* and gossip by way of variety . igratifying achievement, which only |fctFOR THE CAMPAIGN! There never was a show where one could 1fect read and equipments render* pos iolc. From New York to Pittsburg, 441 miles, get “so much sugar-fitr a cent"- so many no Mop wm made at all—Che train run­ all p.rtle.1 W. nil!Mod TUK WEKKLY KOTattractions under one canvass, so ?o speak. . ning rteadily ou its way at an average rate It makes little difference what part of the for the entire trip of 44 miles an hour. The beauties and delights of a fine floral prCUnds you begin with or what building display can !bc fully enjoyed here along yen enter first, “all is grist that come* to ' with all the rest. Haring walked through the mill." as the old miller said, and there tlie acres of blooming flowers, verdant sod ate pretty things, curious and interesting and health^ evergreens, surrounding Hor­ things on every hand. Larger crowds of ticultural Hall, aud through the orangeries ]>coplc are coming every day and the coffers and tropical groves of the fairy-like hall itself, sweet;1 music in the meanwhile float • of the manager* are correspondingly bene­ ing from tpo organ in the gallery, the fited -to say nothing of numerous outside visitor paasra out aud around to the north interval*. For a time there was a decidedly era bide oflthe building, where ho finds gloomy prospect for a lot of vendors and another conservatory constructed as an annex to irapply apace which the main caterers of all kinds who had paid heavy structure lacked. This building is one Ifodubcb for privilege*, but things look great gothic arch, covering an area of Though each mar and doea aluet t more promising for them now, though even ground 150 by 50 feet in sixe. Canvas is yet many a bright dream is a long way used instead of gloss ou the arch, and a Taraant's Seltzer Aperient. from realisation. Tho attendance, how­ delightful shade ia the conscauencc., The walks are of fine sand kept damp, thereby ever, is getting to be nearer the mark, and imparting a pleasant coolness to the atmos­ BOLD BY ALL DXUaaiflTS. the more visitor* look about them tho phere. But tho attraction hare is in the more they realise what shame it would be display of rhododendrons in all their charm­ to have such a magnificent-exhibition fail ing varieties. There are no flowers in the of appreciation or support. And there is building but these, and they are all owned and exhibited by one man, Anthony Watsatisfaction in the statement that so-far crer, Knap, Hill Nursery, England. His TUI CLAIM-IKIl'semTAULIStlBO IX IMj the attendance exceed* by more than three exhibitis here number 1,500 plants bear­ times that nt Vienna for a corresponding ing, probably. twenty times as many flowers. period. L). . In a short time he must remove them Incident* of the meat amusing charac­ from the building, to make way for exhib­ itor* of plants thriving later in the year, r-ly lme>*dlally. All Soldier. ter divert tho attention of observing per­ and these, in turn, tanst do in like manner yrAR oflSU who Mrred for ar sons on every hand. The philosophical for still others. abort.wh*Ui*r duuble-1 or noustudent of human nature' enjoys these VxRAS nearly as much as the Exhibition itself. Every avenue and walk leading to the NEW ADVERTISMENTS. grounds is lined on either hand with huck­ sters of all sorts whose seductive exhorta­ tions greet the oar of all passers by. Here arc some specimens gathered as J strolled la. or dwfrinx luiaurly out of the ground* tho other even­ trailed Captain Lemon ifut rr*oem*ner.—S. A Ole*, ihould ing. The lemonade man: ‘This way, information frit ladies and gentlemen, for your real Califor­ nia ^strawberry lemonade ! Lem, Lem I i'llOwi The 'original California lemonade ! Each for Circular. ■■ MM VlUlltAM < «rd.. with j glass is prepared from a choice juicy lemon, WW aUuaa-A. B.Fall*rA C* with half a pound of double refined sugar. Each glass contains n piece of ice as large a* the baby elepltJint's ear, and all for the L low price of half a dime. Walk right up this way : now's your time' Thank yon, sir; another glass sold, another soul made happy. Lem, 1cm, 1cm I" Another enter­ prising gentleman shouts Peanuts; his voire, a melodious basso profundo, pitched id .tamp loUlLMUSE A. in B. flat; “W$lk up, run up, tumble up ! D. C. fir full loltrnelinn. This is the original Japanese Peanut, au $68 $20rf',*» •'fe. w thorixod by the Centennial Commission laad. Me._____________________________ sitlw* and approved by the Board of Hca’th. These choice and delicious camel-liaek “PsYClIOMAjrCT, OR HOfL CHA It Ml Nd." The autoi-riber offer* fur sale n Valuable -I Uov either aex may fMcinate and rain the peanut* are unoqualcd in size and flavor. Farm in the Townahip of Hasting*, near The ladies love them and children cry for Quimby Station, on the liraad Rapid* IHriathem I Buy them before you try them ! ion of the Michigan Central Railroad, contain, Fresh roasted, camel brek. Japanese pea­ ing KHSHTY ACRES, of which AddrwaoT. WILLIAM A CO.. Pub ., PhllUrlpha nuts, only five cent* a quart! Peanut* may or may not be a wholesome and nutritious THE NEW YORK diet. Authorities differ on that subject. But no American show would be complete without the fragrant, unctions peanut. the Preiniwe. Tbe properly will be sold on They are one of our institutions, and arc liberal terms, ne to poyiuenta and nl prieea indcspcnsablc to the complete happiness of which cannul fail to l«e satisfactory to nny the average American pleasure seeker. one desiring J. H. Standing on a box in front of a small tent containing, I don't know what, a bur­ ly fellow of tragic mien bdlowa forth : rnCRMllt’S NESTE FILLS. finely loot ted, and under thorough culture. “Ride oa nalc moon, thine orbs majestic For Particular* inpuirc at this office or of the high," whatever that may mean. But Subscriber. . the most ridiculous feature of the many ‘ WM. McPHEttSON. XX30mfl catch penny schemes is the universal use TUating* Jan'y. 1st. 1876. The^epti-Vleekiy hBplib)ica)i flapper '■fei'J-it. ENTENNIAL HISTORYoftheU'S. ■s.TSlrWelTR <18 LK TrixiE: srriv «p II Mrtr-vizbnVM'jli PENSIOKS HS fe"r all hare ditobeyed order*, or »e«!rrl*d ur re do their duty, and wheaerer the enstn* orsssms, who ahall h<I elemd M*pr. AldwMaa, UifeC ur Sic. UL II ahall be th* duty of mtr CpaMaW* ----------------------- "AaSsfeflSKSi -r-TT_r_-,—;— ----- -- . —_ PRORATE ORDER Mac. tl. Tho Chief aud AMlrtaat Earlueera -------------- °“* lk0<~MU ’W**1 ‘“•r.Jruj wguL S. C. Friodie Juds* of Frebat*. ■Hairaadfiltas the petitloe. M Baim Arayiaa chia euan to izr •lw*' »• WUra».*aawra w*<« ,t..l are enliiiel t y< ■U.A.U.rtlto l-LTL; "*L_i Pe’trtee. asl . ■M.UM.- UarbUteUM*. Utwdv -i A^AU —k kPa-.wQKA’WS pr*at^r olfieera. ahaH. feu’S/ETXS l.rTu 5332532390535353234823485323 BOTOTY: SsrSaa1.TtS 5SfKJ SBflf*3Wr.ss^,»ss’dsft; PATENTS 50 en-wArazd A GREAT OFFER a iHiSSTKt; PROBATKOROEIl- riot, or in any mam OF MlCIUtUK. Coaaty of I in uf th* 1'rvhU* Court fur tbr lea at the Frohat* Utt-e. ■> I on Weduwdar th* :tth <1 rtaM tharuaad eight hendrel FARM FOH SALE! 50 Therraraa it it erderad. that Ma dar *rJne raxtat »a'al*ek ia tho f. isrt.t.tr'sft.sxKMK: RE IMPROVED MILITARY AGENCY ...mw. (ajru* eopy.) irssra=uTrj?3FiS.7s;l of the term limited. The omnibus lines are “limitedthe boarding-house agencies and tho enterprises of all sorts ore “limit­ ed. ” With some of them the term has rather different niguification from that in­ tended. Their patronage is decidedly -'limited." It is said that the bootblacks association to be organised nn the stock pl» will also adopt the “limited" principlc. In one of the least frequented parts of the grounds, are so far removed from the current* of travel that it is probably not seen by one visitor in ton, is the very novel and interesting exhibit made by the pub­ lisher* of The I'ornt nnd Stream. It is called the “Hunter’s Camp," and is a per­ fect representation of tbe externals of tbe life of the deer-forest and the trout-stream. T ho thick foliage of the trees in th* coo), deep Talley .where tho hunter's hut of logs stands, the noisy stream and waterfall in front, the still pool in which float two Indian canoes, the guns, fi»hing-rods blan­ kets, cooking utensils, traps, and trophies of the chase within the hut, all help to make the illusion perfect, ami ' it would not be hard to imagine that one had been suddenly transported from die bustling, exciting ocemM of the Exhibition to some nook in the heart of the Adriondack* or A curiosity rarely noticed by visitors, un account of it* j«sition in an out-of-theway port of the grounds, ia the first locomo- hit been laid up for mu "flity. The cars are ratal] .uk iLMiinn nepauiicwn ,.«<■■>>> Mated Mill euaaty 4 turthr** »* prenoer »a rad aad eferaiated ia marram ••eke Kaay of hear!he. 8.C. FRIVMK.* Jud<t uf rr*h*lo FROHATC ORDER. •TATI or MICHIGAN. Cmuty of PROBATE ORDER. xxrlOwf 30530231313153 COMMISSIOSLR'S NOTICK. wxcf: !»■ arardaxae.1 proetxr* a rertifl- '•“AS?. —ir And It krtiiilirr ordrrrd.il ‘■esrfPROBATE ORDER. >r MJCIUOAN.CMatv *r Barry e> Daiod.Masa.un. WM. W. OOL T. J. DBtXl Ca"’ CHAMCeai SALE. jgffuasra Sesse—w mtS^Mjabar-twatyMi IX-'i* -tStKrt n—yu»kUL Mu. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-22.pdf 3e96d1cc3d19d15183dd862ed8d893bd PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 16. Rog»’tta|il Merton could not find . 'T.sm glad Of iL William had nothing [From thr C^tntry Gtntfrman, Alt any to dovrith it. I told Mubdc.ll hu was on the wrong track before he left here." • THE YANKEE SHOOLMISTRESS. UNPARALLED SUCCESS OF THE 3 JQ > WHOLE NO. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JUNE 2% I87& 3 r 0 5 mn TABLE HUE! B s ft s THE PEERLESS COMBINED MACHINE WITH the JOHNSON RAKE, 0 a r The door was gently opened ; some one came behind the teacher, and wrapped a warm shawl around her shonldeis. “You will get cold, end I shs’l bat another patient/' said the voice of Dr.Emerson.uui ho beat over her to look at the boy, who Was just sinking ifito slumber. “You are better than air the opiates In my tnowfodge," raid he, smiling into her eyes ; “the boy b better nlijdy; his pulse u not nearly so rapid; Lid he breathes easier. Come out tn therorc. “What did James Want of you, Mbs Wardlow?" asked Mr. Griffin. “Shall I tell it before the doctor? Yon must hear ofit immediately; and (here is no doubt but all Colchester will be advised of it within two daya.,;—* • •*»-"Mira WanFoir. dent MB the that JanMt l »d anything to do with that Shclbournc robliery. Oh, my boy !” “liiLffi, Mr. Qj-ffin , be did,aAIBub ing, anti had not boon seen since.' •‘I rm sorry he went away just now ; but I do not believe hr went because of that Sh clbourne burinera.1' "AU the wonder .in my mind is that Rogers has kept him no long. If ho 11». cleared uut I aui glad of it; I suppose yon have not heard who did it, haveyoa?' "No ; but I ean one the Yankee privil- ' egc and truan." “Dr. ktneroon,” jaid Mira Wardlow, “you havchec-d one"ito./“’to-night, and' I believe I will tall-yau another." -Soabc related what William Mei lion had told her. "I ukod him 'fhe 5raa V. Sling I should tell v«-u, Mr. Watson. as I thought you would prove a friend.” "So I wiU. If oyer a boy deserves friends ho does"—and throwing-off I'» slippers he polled on bis boots. "Where are you going in such aliurry?” f J' — - ----------------- ire h looVas if he were •fill il ia in nn»n«n<M>„ that aaj "Ul hiding. Ho shall eutae here. and go into ncr«. I am thankful it is nO worse." the store in the morning. Such a boy as So Miss Wardlow told .Tamo’ rv. he is shall not lack lor a home or for Neither of the gentlemen asked a rpcstion friends." or spoko till she had cbneludcd. Then Mr. "You are right. If 1 had a homo ho Griffin lighted his lantern. wentout ami should have one with me. But J; tujs soon enrno back, bringing a fine cashmere Both 1'iulabud and Unfinished. Griffin's testimony will dear Wi”iam." idiall in his hand. * “I know it; that Theodore Bogers ts * “I hope the boy did not know what ho AND A11CH IO AS > VTEniUTA X MS, AI AO TWE HlBMALI CLOVXR heoundrel. Plcesc. say to my wife that I was talking of; but hero it is, just where t shall bring a lodger home with me when I he said he put it, Kmeraon, can they AND RELIABLE TAYLOR RAKE, AND THE IMPROVED hurt my boy?” JACKSON WAGON CONSTANTLY ON HAND "I think not. Of his own free will, lie has ccnrfmunicuted rhe facts, and I think” Mira Wardlow called at Mr. Gtlffin's on it devolves on you to inform the sheriff her way to school next morning, and found immediately, and put the shawl into hia Jama suffering with aeute pain in hia hands. That will put him ou the right joints, but hia mitxl was tranquil and he track, and save a good deal of anxiety. 1 had alept through the night. Mrs. Grif­ would not have William Merton arrested fin was nervous and irritable ; Mr. Griffin for a thousand dollart; he would new get was cordial, but did not say much. When school cownencod, Willirm wm in hia it out of hia mind, lie la so sensitive." About II • I inuM be going; 1 wwhto Seo Mr. teat, and Thoodoro absent. Watoou to-night, and it is post nine; .o'clock Mira Wardlow was er^cd to Umo’dock,” said the young lady, ruing from door by sheriff Mundell, who inqu’rod If young Melton was in school. CrTng her chair, as she glanced at the cluck "Allow me to go with you ; I wish to h'm to the door he conversed with h' n a ■tee Mr. Watson, too," said Dr. Emerson, few inomentM, then drove off, nod W’'’irn» Before m he wrapped her cloak around her—and came back to the School-room. then as ttiey descended the steps: "My noon, Mr. Mundell drove past the school­ dear Mira Wardlow, I have tried to get house wall Theodore Bogera in the sleigh; an opportunity to express my regret to yon hit head was down, and Mias Wardlow's for my radetHKs at our first meeting, and hem; bled for him and his mother. As soon M school was dunr-aaed. Muy ask your ]<nlon J I was in the wrong,, and and Ellen Rogers rau with joy to W’Hirro, you were right." "You refer to the time I met yui^ at and both commenced telling h:-u at once how glad they were Viiu-e him. Jnst Mrs. Manton's?'" then Mrs. Rogers entered the school rvoui. "Yes when I was so rude.** "1 do not remember any radencra. We the had only a shawl thrown over her differed shout the justice of punishing for head and was weeping. 8hc *gpa quite 1 that accident. You did not convince me I uut of breath, and evidently ran rU the ij was wrong ; and I suppose I did not change way from home. Miss Ware'ow advanced | your opinion ; we had a right to our own to muc* I er, Imt site did not notice her, and ca"od for Mary and Elian. I। views." "Go to the telegraph office as quick a* ’J "Bat you dwf convince tnc, and I was heal lily ashamed of wliat I said, I ought you can and tel! them to telegraph for your to have told you then. What do you lilt her to come home !" think of James’ story about his advening? “They will wish to know where be *s, "I think he t)ld the truthj Indeed, I Mrs. Rogers. You had better w.'.tc the ' despatch yowredf." am positive of it." "I canuot; 1 don't know how. I wish 1 "Yea, it menu probable. I am concerncould.” rd for young Begem." "I w'” dolt for you;" and trying pa­ •Wul J arm* be rick long, doctor ?" “It looks like it. He will probably per from the desk, she* w.vte down the have a run of rheumatic fevrr; Lu exjms- name of the town and date. • What abs" ure to eold and hta long walk, and going I nay, Mrs. Rogers ? and where in he to bed chilly, together with his anxiety of ••In' Corry, Pennsylvania, and tell mind, will effect him severely. 1 am glad to come home as quick us puanibk; sign my neme to it—1 ean'L" he had the courage to tell you all." William stood a little back, with liis hat "So am I. James seems a kind, sensible boy. I do not think the home influence in Iris hand. “Mm. Rogers, I will carry it to the is just what it ought to be." “You ere right there. Mrs. Griffin has office; it ia to for for the girls to wrnk, and too much bumneas to do looking after her it h top cokL” “You here? I supposed you hail gon.neighbor's concerns to make apUmant home for tier- buy. And I Arney hU father off before now V' "I am living with Mr. Wataon. Shall is rather arbitrary.” “Ha will have a bitter lesson this time; I carry it ?" “If you please, I think ho had better,” iodeed, they all will" "I hope Mr. Wstson has oome in, as I raid the teacher. “I don't care, so that it goes all right.' have another paliaat to visit to-night—su­ 8bo sat down for a motftentcTh the desk “What o»a? I did not know any <Xhcr and Wept bitterly. Her little daaghtore tome to her aide and pat thsir mai Around one waa sick." “Littio Pataey sprained bit ankle hut hernock, whispering, "Don’t cry mamma; . Friday, and he has been running oet bare what is it ?" She could not speak, but sobbed al! the foot and got iaflamalion in the joint I TRIUMPH SINGLE REAPER, I must come to^iis office at throe o'clock. Will you excuse me then ?" By the efforts of Mr. Watson and Dr. EmeraoD, -Um trial was postponed for a few days, till Mr. Bogers should return, and consequently Theodore, in dcfeult of bail, was conveyed to jail. The neighbors at first intended to go scrarity for him, and allow him return home to bis mother, but Mr.- Jillaon suggested that jrnbably Blanchard was somewhere in the neighborhood, and ii it were so, he might .entire young Rogen to run off, and he thought H more judkioua that be should plico. Every effort was made, to capture Blanchard, bat neither he nor the stolen goods, with the exception of the ihawl produced by Mr. Griffin, enuld be found. Mrs. Rogers denied all koegledge of them ; she raw some pieces of broadcloth and silk in Merton's chest, and a large roll of alapaca and some shswb in the sleigh, but she did not know what had become of die tn, as she had not seen them afterword. In fact she waa s« completely overooms by ■nxisty, grief anil shame, that it was tliought Iwst to make no more till her hus­ band's return. THE NATIONAL SEETHE BATH PLATFORM BUGGIES , UlKMAl.t, i GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. Hullmr. THE OLD JkT A.arilCVLU'UTLA.^ ELA.LL, One door east of Goodyear s Hardware. MESSER & POWERS. Hastings, April 12, 1876. R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE MUSIC JACKSON I 6te_ l«te |_1X00 si.w l koo i tJurif »j» I 45.ni “WM. JON E« DENTIST Nashville, Michiaaa. READ!READ! READ! Special Medical Announcement Joij Comfort and Happiness Sick and Aiffleted! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. Pianos Organs [Continued from last Isripc ] sumption unsettled and being therefore calculated-to further disturb public con­ fidence. The undersigned, therefore, sub­ mits the following and recommends that it be taken 're a substitute for said resolu­ tion. . Rnoltftl, That it is the duty of CongnM to provids ratasarcs for carrying out the provisions of what m termed the resumpuon'ofspocio payments.at the time fixed by said act, which cannot be further delayed. v The Chair—Is Urn Cenvtnuon ready for the quiteion ? Shall the vote be Xakea by States? [Cries uf'‘2»< no/'J .. The question was then pot on the ■dt^kiou of the wbstitste, and it wsa re­ jected by a decided majority. The Chair—The question recurs upon the adoption of the resolution te rocommeaded by the committee. The motion waa agreed to. and the whole platform waa tlt*dare-l to In^y been adopted. [Cheers.] . THE NOMIXATIUMK The chair announced that Lite next busiocM was the nornination of candidate*. [Great applausu.] A motion tn adjourn waa made and vociferously objected to. A motion to Z-.__ — ■:_______ The candidates were then Mr. Jewell of Ouuuectirat, by presented, Mr. Kel- lugg of the rams State. Mr. Morton, of Indioua, by R. W. Thom­ son of the same State seconded by P. B. S. Mr. Bristow, by Pinehback of Louirina. G ca. Harland of (Judge Poland of Vermont, Geo. W. Cur­ tis of New Ycckand R. II. Danna of MareachuacUa. Mr. Blaine, by Col. Robert Ingersoll of ITIinoia, seconded by Mr. Frye of Maine. Yk. Conklin, by Gen. Stewart L. Wood- fiwdof NewYark. Gt»r.-Hayes, by Ex. Gov. E. F. Noyes of Ohio supported Wade Mr. James of by glorious OH Beu Missioori and Mr. Ihuia of West Virginis. Gor. Hartranft, by Mr. ThthoJomew of Pennsylvania. At thia stage of the proceedings the con­ vention adjourned nnlil Friday, nt 10 A. in. 1GThe convention wa? called to oreht by Mr. MePlicraon at half-put ten, thirty and The Smith American Organ, HAZELTON BBO.’S PIANOS. ERNEST GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. «»• consul te tiox rari-. -ra CONVENTION. Oli Pinos aifl Onus taici ii Eichanp fir Hw Ones., R. D. BULLOCK, Wholesale Agent for Michigan Northern Ohio and Indiana. -Branch Houses at Grand Rapids. East Saginaw and A. D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. promised to come there k-forc I slept** -Poor littte feHow I llearn tel! him I will come and aoe him In Che tuemiag and I hope be will keep Mill liH |i« b better.” “twill do your mcuwge, but it ba long walk there." "Oh, I am used to long walks, and I enjoy thorn." ' Mr. Watson was in the rifting room; he smiled when ttter entered. ••I have been waking for you, Mi* Wardlow. My wife arid I vie not to retire until you come in ; aora in duty bound I obeyed. You see Dr. BtncrSO*. what tyrannbai bodies three pcroom are. A man arena* go to l«d whin be is rieepy, without getting leave ftore hbriqurtm." “Youasu b a terriblestate af > bondage, Mr- Watreu. Ti 7* *’ — here for? I tew bim in whispered around that Episcopal Church. • The Chai^—Tbo find buainoM is hallat ing for a candidate for the office Presi­ dent of the United States. The Secretary will proceed to call the roll of btates, and more violently. > “Letnngw-lwme,’'said Ellen, who, young ths ehairman of each dflfejfaflon will an­ as she w«, knew that it was no plate for nounce as distinctly as pomible from Iris such an outburst of grief, before so many place the choice of the delegation. The ' gating eyes; and gently urging her, she enll<the roll for" finally auMceded in getting her to the door. Mbs Wardlow followed, hardly knowing what to *rr. Mrs. Regerstnrned and saw was then had, ramhing as follows ; •__ ___ — an—i -tiia . - ' . ‘ . James G Blaine iixeiml DM votes. Oliver 1* Morton received 124 Voire. Benjamin H Bristow received 113 votes. Ronco Conklin received 99 votes. Hnthcrford B Hayes reeeived fl 1 votes. John F Hartranft received 58 votes. Marshall Jewell received 11 voles. William A Whft'lcr rtWiVctTTT Vote*. - Tltel vote 75-4, neeeraaryto a choice . 6u this ballot the Michigan Itdcgalion 3Y8. �OUR 1 fa CfaUk. < fcc Bbi_. fcrifa-«. woxp BALLOT fl Oliver P Mortenreurived 111 Vote*. X AB AMCT TM CEXTIBBUX- Roaeo CMliu reedtod « rotes. Ifafafat B B.jw M WiSfa A. Wfafa rafarrf 3 rrf_rcfarrf 1 Elik. B Tu<»l 755, WWW. to » <*«<* 3M. O. tfa falrf MkMffa I fakfa 1, Sqfa «, mi.< Bifa. a seem to find it well worth mug. has bom on the*CMfoot has rwa hundreds Benjamin H Bristow received 121 votes. K««» Croklin rewired 90 rotes. Vital John F Hartranft received GS votes. Rniherfuni B Hayes received G7 rou*. William A. Wheeler reoriwd 2 rates fiM For President. Khhn I! Waahburo received 1 rote. Rl’THERFORD B. HAYES, Total rote 755, necessary to a choice of Ohio. On tUs ballot the Michigan defe- gatro voted Hsyw4, Blame 8. CaBklin Hl points it out. For Vire Preside*. WILLIAM A. WHEELER James G Blaine received 292 vote* of New York. Benjamin Ii Bristow received 12G rotes. Oliver P Morton received 108 vote*. Ronco Conk fin received 84 votes. John F. Hartranft re*rived 71 votes. Rutherford B Hayes received fiB rotes. EEha B Washburn received 3 vote*. William A Wheeler receired 2 votes. Total rotes 754, neeeraary to a choice 378. On this ballot tbe Michigan dele­ "Honest money for all, arid free school* for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interferance which will destroy the other.’* There io STwifadfa^kJ fafau.'i Smaten tbe Jot. Let me say to th«* >h“ »« deterred, by orenmaiy gular if the old foghorn 4 Obi.. sweet. ibepiaUer. and hs^he dirtioreiro <Zbafa Uh™ to doll U ifa t^Uo, sort oe the forward mJ of every ferryboat reward will be fitly rewtspeuae A Jackbox Covrrr Rart itucAK they behold lb» M«<* of their pilgrim­ <M>r Washington letter. swing* off. exclaims and as the With a joy and satfafartiou v^ cannot Lijjre ia word- or convey in any Ronco Conklin received Ifj rotes. ner. we withdraw from the ticket that for man­ It looks ao bow. jdnk. or uriU. black trite I up tote fa held by <J purtrsMs by Qte re who* they are nstned U«nahte variety in t.u., ■fad.rf.fa.L_ a different style uf nJtok •to hide her pretty face. One wear. blwk. tte< dotted with fine gold beads, uomkr prefers a piece of sky Ubt crape a thisd tMSaam^wf silk gaaae will. woven l«.rdct aeroaS h«r fare, and vet another tries the white bhrito arokridretd with nrwhich I befiefreia the fancy in veils. .V boat enthusiastically, as votes. It wouldn't be a: »n M;B. The Gauvbwough hats which Urf ’ " * im and turn up at the 4dc where the trains com* in-»they are all brown linen and «<&eD and tbe man stand.- over his valise fights create in tbs new romer* Rutherford B Hayes received 104 votes. oomioee. that croosM the river from the Jersey m<k- age New York? 'and as they gaae down toward tbe boy. or up the broad North River, beautiful with sails and remek, men and woman alive with eageroem, soring the right* of a lifetime, one envies tbe freshness and expansion which familiar THE TICKET Benjamin H Brirtow rrerired 114 votes. fear of extortion, that it fa not a family of this has held he hai proved a capital off rial. Tbe young mro of tbe party .sprixlly are anxious for Ids nomination, and they feel that if Mayor 0’DonM marinated « the candidate for Congress a deserting and able gentleman—a warier in the cause who has never asked or received gation voted Havre 5. Blaine G, Brfatow Jamca G Blaine received When the not unfzeqnent group of out of torn ahead of the party strength. Last spring people in serrev ovrfinff erft* comes in the Republican of this city could find no right on Broadway. o« temro to remark one willing tohend their uckct. util a* under his breath “Centennial folks.” you of Mr. O Duanril, and be allowed bis can tell them a square off. The tall in­ name to be used. There were but two dividual ia agray mohair duster who w daw io make the canvass, but Mr. O'Dou.kfal rflfa^Xf. fafa fa* faR - if aril wm riected Itoor by nroriy 1UU majority, and for tbe firai time in nearly teMUkBH <ble. «H>r tfa 10 years the city has a Republican execu­ tive. Mayor U DouM's admiaistnUioa, has been smreemfnl, and h» usual ability •m try to rec everything at <««■ as he James G Blaine received 293 rotes. Otivvr P Morten renrirod.113 votes. 378. er in I’biladdphta. the counter allrtrtiou at Cinriimsti. and the rumors <d extortion faChfartrf fafa «fa. 71" ■» ■s* 'ifaJ TEfaHklfarfrfd- farfL- rwrlrrf <3 refa J..k« F ^*1 <he pm•~-J o.m.\ The dew _ s ork coocode ibr ti.itnnu. tiou to a werfeni dewM>crat . and 1 m j tbe opinion that they will fo. to concede a aoft weary platform. Afire if Tk.li4>i.fa« ■**■" •"‘“ft sail from New York to Boetou. up tbe Sound, u worth a gtmt deal more than h costa, rod everyone ought to see the me­ tropolis -of New England. A pood ou weeks can be profitably pet in here ou thin roast this mnmner ; and don't put it of too long. In the Ml, the dilatory ones wiD all be here, and the city will be body will dare Bay 'that henuty unadjtiK-J ri adorned-the mart* ahrt ' torn and ww tbe faahiuns. DBT GOIffiS HAH TAKEN A TUIB1J ' WHERE ? WauatawTOS, D. 0. June, 16th 187C. At A W. Bailey s Tbe cxatenient attending the reading of tbe telegrams ar received at the different , PrifaT fa. mouths has Mood at the head of our col- telegraph o&ces is more intense than 1 stringer* from tbe Went. And the fitnt do a icmni deal of burinres during the Lfafafaanfa 12 fa word*! have to say is, keep out of the the Centennial arrow, but be fa not doing John F Hartranft received G2 votes. MDi the word# ‘ Subject to the deririon have ever before observed m this city, suvo hotels, and don’t hire hacks from publie it. The people are there tQ MB, Mt to Elihu B WaBcboro received 3 vntn. Extra henry Shinin- 124 cts. on a few rare oecarioM during the war. at stand#. New York hotels are neither so buy. Oro firm made extensive pnpanef the Republican National Convention.” William A. Wheeler received 2 rotes. Best eottemdea 15 to 30 eta., the time of Lee’s surrender and when dma, so comfortable, or so reasonable in _____ _________ tious for the_________ Cush trade that was cowing. Total Tote 756. neeesnry to a cboire and M-nd forth as the ekmcr of the Re­ GM Tinting 12 cts. ’ till put off aH----their Prudent Lincoln's death first beacame charges as Chicago bourea. A suite of and------------------Twenty bone Cornett 45 cts. 379. When Michigan was catted on this publicans of the nation as for more than publicly known. The business in the rooms. with bath attached, which can be ' " ” — Ladies' hose Kxn henry 10 rt» had at a first-clam hotel, like the Grand ballot IIou. Will-an, A. Howard said : eight month* bo had been onr first and Tso batten Kid Glove* 90 cu. Pacific, for rix drikri a day. wifi coat There is a man who has beaten three Docn.A nice line of Cost Huxiing* only eLoire for Prerideet. the antae of discharge itself, and the thousands of double tare, and inferior roams in propor­ A fall and cimplete amortment BCTHEBFOBD B. HAYES the ac-** clerks are gathered in knots of various, tion. The low-price hotels that advevClothinr. rises, each growing confident or despond­ ifac rooms for a dollar a day are nasty be­ compiidicd. able and pepriar arm Ohio. xxi5cf description, usually in crowded ent as the vote by States is annonaetsL yond ii mMimMlta, <4 Broadway and all she Ia this action the Conreatton organOH men rod young wo and mro of middle ixvd Victory made mkcou certain, and ag*d. are aB crowding and elbowfair their Oliver P Mortoa received 82 votes. left the ex ConMcrate^and tbrir Nertb-tasm iu which the New Yorker* took a piomincat put, swinging their hats with ere allies standiag defeated. dromnfaH. great exultation. Tbe Maine men looked annihilated, on tbe brink of drepair ITs dubious, and Hale’s free grew black. Their bring no choice, the clerk proceed­ j writ It cvM te better. ed to call the roll for the sixth ballot. as The result fa wtiat we expected, what follow*: way to the latest dispatch on the bulletin boards, and tbe name* of Blaine, Marton. Bristow, Conkling, Hayes, Hartranft and gather in one inextricable map. hurry too aod fro as Woman ardent!y interested, Minitiwl as their fetbtfa,?haabaads. James G Blaine reerired 36S notes. glorious new* cams lashing ever tbe wires brothms and Rntherfotd B Hayes received 113 vote*. ou tbe crewing of tbe been smitten with the contagion and dk of October, 1875, that old Bill. Oliver P Morton itcared S3 robs. That JlutJtrrforrl B. nayt arryiag tbe Bosco Couklin received 81 votes.. r 12th Benjamin H Bristow reeared 111 rates. . . John Fl,artrxnfl reerived 50 v««. Elihn B Washburn received 4 roles. Alhw wm defeated. free and Basse* of “Houert money, non MCtariaa Sefettab" was fleeted Gov­ We arid then uGra7 William A Whederreeeived 2 votes. ernor of Ohio. Whole number of votes, 754. nr i emery IL B. llayrt njmntf to «JG /roM /or to a choice 378. On this bnlat as on tbe preccediag Obe the 22 rotes of Michigan tn 187G, aod we say now, R. B. H»9~. Gem. rikrire RntberfcMd B. Hayes received 384 rotes. for the second poritiou Benjamin H. Bristow received 21 rots* When New Tori wm called. Mr. Pom eroy srid that to imficate that New Tori is ia favor of unitr and victory, she caste G1 votes for Rutherford B. lisp* and 9 , for James G. Blaine. This result was 1 greeted with ferorious cheers. The result of the vote was known as 1 4>oo as the roll eatt waa aver, and the dale-1 gaten oa the victorious side abandoned tbcmariven to shoots of triumph. Tbe ehair—The vote is as follows: Total number 756; necenaaiy to a choice. 379 ; Haye*. 384;[fcriom and roudaned candidates with a sense ot as their riden. Member, of CWgrros feverish and impatient. much importance A as are pretense of work u kept up but it is evidently done to hide the deeper emotion. which does not very materially change the remit of the first. AH are waiting with — wfa ,fa _fafa fafa T> fad. _>kfakfafa_ rf Mfal^nd. with stroeaas triekhug owe them, and ivy rod fins fimrisbiug in the shade-. The center m* with fountain and Beat, and evurproro in boxes outline its oral, and arom tbe taUc* where people fata* to marie uvur faro nU brer. About L, fad, u> th.' p-nufa S<w TaHur dfa not disdain tn walk far, enough fok. his meals tn give him an appetite for them. A* for carriages, don't bepermaded to appropriation HU* may continue soase take any vehicle at the depots Uu the wash The speech of Wood of New street car*. the exprre* os^padrs ttw York, yesterday, if an indication of the From general indications the deadlock The sdectiou of lion. Wm. A. Wheel­ er of New York, Even tbe children have hated breath for the third. AreidrW. JamesG. Blaine receired 351 rotes. soul cuss the merits of the several rooms as easy of reach as those oa the parlor floor, and their airiness and coal-, nere makf them preferred in summer by all who undmtand hotel living. Small rooms, as comfortable, and even luxwriotta, as any in the house, on three floor*, are a dollar and a half a day, without mtwh. Remember, in the city system of charges, a room if never kt fur leas than twancyfour hour* . ud is charged for the same, whether it fa occupied for a night roly, or a Bight and a day. The restaurutt in aQ tbehoteb are abommably Mfaprirod, but you are not obliged to Eve there. Between Fourteenth and Eighth streets, ou Broadway, there are sevem hrtr-Moed between the House and Senate npa> sentiment of the majority in the the House, its electaoa over any opposing tiekrt that it is pMUe for tbe opposkioa to put in the field then- fa not tbe We predict* nu^rity and a victory as giorious as that as large, won in 1872 ia every 8tate that was /rer before applause, which dsowfitd the aunaic of tbe wm, and do nA for a nmeaeut doubt the band] Blaine. 351; Bristow, 21. a grand victory for tbe right in several Kathmfeed B. Hay®, of the State of Ohio, taring secrived a majority of all the rotes cast, fa hartby inlirnd to be th* ronrimn of its outer petals dondaboM a heart of fire, while the oU Houma bori it added gOTL.TKJTKJZ'^rf FOR LADIES odd colors, none of them to be {inferred to the-rotkmal pink and white, and some jur- To the Editor of The Detroit Post., D fa quite likely the B'ptfiiiiii of J acksou county will present a mUMite fcr Congsrm fc-s the Third District thw JOR GENTLEMEN Wanted.—Every one to try our Teas /’rfere .fosrrn ' Sxtra, Maxdc 4 Pbebtox. xxiBwS �(he Jcjii-Weekly ll8prtliM|rila|ffier.| Ou metlmi« Mr. PreWa* the report Aw*. *4opted. Cijt One of the fisest mstchesof the seasen eatnt off on Ihe 21*1 lust on the Uolhreok farm w<m ef this city, io bird, eaeb JI rd. rWEM eighty yards laundry. Foor prire*. the fol­ lowing is the score. C. E. Barlow J. P. Ilolwrt* R. Mudge Geo. Goodyear F. Barlow P. A. Nheldou Member* all present. Journal rend and approved. On motion of Mr. Ctfliu. the Clerk wa. authorised and in»tn»ef*d to draw an order of fl.<»0 payable M demand, and one of Fl,200 due February 1st, 1877 with interest at seven per cent, per annum. Baid order* P*y*bfo «o J. W. Ven Dorn or bearer, and to beiu full for completion of Court Hous* fence. The accounts of J. P. Roberts and 17 others lows. • Your connnitt-.r on county building* re spectfully recommend that the Sheriff he au­ thorised to employ some one to level np the ground on tbe East side of Court House yard under the fence and the Northeast corner in­ side tbe fence and finish filling up poet hole* on west side of said yard. Also la repair the walk near th* Northwest corner of the W. Sax by John Hotchkiss Ralf Jordan A. Black killing his ten straight birds, took P. A. Bbeldou second, and W. liar* third. Wm. D. Hays F. Barlow 0 1111 0 1111 4 4 G. Goodyear W. Saxby P. A. Sheldon B. Jordan On the shoot off Wm. Hay* took first money, and John Wickham 2d. Then came some double birds siiootiug. Wm. Hay* W. Sax by resulting as follow*. I 0 I 1 11 * 1 0 1 0 00 6 2 ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Gold ll‘2j. Grand Centennial Celebration . Still raining. Wednesday Morning. Jun* 14th, IHTfl. Board convened pursuant to adjournment. Itoll relied, htember. »R prerent. After the reading of the journal. Board pro­ , eroded Io buineaae. Charie* n. Bauer, Prosecuting . Attorney made* verbal report hi relit ion to claim against Manistee county. Mr. Benbsm offered the fallowing resolu­ tion. which on molta of Mr. Walker was adopted. ilvtohrd, that the Prosecuting Attorney be in*tructe>l to procure an assignment of Ihe claims agatart Manistee county In Ike Vanderpool trial which have l-eron paid by thi* county and present them together with expense* incurred by this county to the Board efSupervisor* of Manistee county el ihe October mbswo. in neconlane* with tbe auggcation in the decision of tbe Supreme Covrt in thecate of the People ro rri Barry county r*. the Board of Supervisor* of Manistre eounty. Mr. Dewey laid before th* Board the affidavit of Thoma* Casey of the township of Berry, showing the killing by him of a wolf mere than three monthanld in the township of Johnstown in this county, together with the certificate of a Justine of the Peace and Tbe Johnstown and Barry Lyceum will hold Assessor of said township of Johnstown show­ their 1st Annual celebration In KeDy's drove ing that the law in relation thereto had been east aldo of Fair Lake in the township of complied with, which ou motion waa re­ Tenth day of the rainy season. Barry July. 1st. 187C. Goo. M. Dewey of Has­ ceived and placed on file. The Board being satisfied that said certifi­ ting* will deliver the annual public address at The corn need* special attention. 10.30 A. M Other tlialinguisbed Speakers will cate and affidavit are correct. On motion of Mr. Phi lips they awarded be present and will make appropriate remark*. an Saturday evening. The Conn, have seco red ex eellent music to en- to Thoma* Casey of the township of Barry Tb« nomination of Hayes and M heeler is very liten tbe occasion, end will spare no peins to a bounty of eight dollar*. popular fa this county. Mr. Collin* movsd that the chairman and make this the most interesting celebration evgr Greenback* were worth in coin on W*d<>**~ held in Barry Co. All are invited to be present. clerk of Ihe Beard sign an order now in the ■isy cents an the dqjlar. hands of th* county trwasqyer drawn by the By order of the Association. Lula of Frtth garden vegetables constantly chainaan and clerk of the Board of Super­ visors of Kato* and the county drain eommi* for *ale by John Stanley. aioner* of Barry and Eaton counties ou the A fine job of grading is being done on th* treasurer of this county. Said order is of South end of Michigan avenue. Growing Weather. Weed your garden*. A knitting machine for sale al tbe Bax sen office on very reasonable terras. Fua *au al this office a Remington machine et half manuthcturenfprice. sewing School cards constantly on hand at II• saint Orrirx. (‘all and see sample. the List of patents issued to Inventor* of Mich­ igan for the week ending Jun* 17. 1874, and each dalriTJune C. 187C. Furnished this of 175 80. Motion prevailed. On morion of Mr. Philip* Board took On motion of Mr. I'erki ns the report was adopted. ' Mr. SHnata moved that the Sheriff be In' ^tructed to prohibit the posting of bills or postefi* about the Court Hou** ground* and buildings. Motion prevailed. Mr. Walker moved that the “Hasting* Itebnblicau Bsxxn" and '-Hustings Home •^ensaf be each paid the swat of fifty dollar* fur publishing (be proceeding* of the Board for the ensuing year. Motira prevailed M r. Philip* sffirre/ the foltowing re* olu’ Uh—>, lb.w ■ Jwbfnm —nJ,—J against Joseph Cole, in fiivor of tbe People of the Slate of Michigan at the last term of th* Circuit Court for the county of Barry on a forfeited recogniune* for the sum of two hundred dollar* and costs taxed at twenty nine dollar* and sixty cents, and BArerre. the said Joseph Cole ba* repre­ sented to thi*,Board that at th* time be en­ amended as follow* : that two per remt, be added to one-fourth -of the equalised xiBuatlon* of the real relate of the three year* 1873. 74 and 75 together with ths aserewd valuation* of tbe real estate of 1S7C in eecb several township of Barry county and in the city of Hasting* be adopt'd a* the equallied valuations of Ihe real relate of each such, township and tbe city of Hasting* for the tered into said reeognirance he was indemni­ fied, but in conaeqneno* of the delay la be^nningauit on said leregniunee he haa lag I bi* security, and Wfarrre. the said Joseph Colo haa Offered Io mnkegood to th* county of Barry the monies paid and expense* incurred in coasequence •f th* salt in which tald recognisance ws* given and those growing oat ef the same, provided be can be released from Ihe payment The yeas and nays were called for and (he of the balance, therefore, motion to amend the report did not prevail RneltJ, that, if Ihe said Joaeph Col* shall by yeas and nays as fuUewji ■ pay or reuse to be paid to the Clerk wlthp Yea*.— Mr. Dewey, Odell, Sidnam, Stowten days from this date the sum of seventy five dollar* tbe same may be received by said Clerk In fall satisfaction of said judgment and th* same discharged. The commiltee^on miscellaneous claims, through their chairman, Mr. Smith, further reported that they had examined Ihe follow­ ing account* and would recommend thei> allowance as follow*: Juhnatown a* eijualired and recommended by the ooamiiltet. Mr. Perkins called for ihe yeas and nays, and tbe motion to amend did wot prevail by yeas and nays' as follow*: >. Teas.—Mrl Brown, Dewey, Sidnam. Hnrith. Stowell. Witter and THU 7. Nays. Mri Armour. Bartram, Benham. ColKni. Hteghtaiu. Henry, Houghlalin James W., Hoyt. Odell. Perkins, Phillipa and Chairman, IL Mr. Sidnam moved to amend the report by deducting on* j«er eent. from the rest es­ tate valnatioa of the township of ffabtistown and'I wo per flenl. each from the real estate valuation of th* townships off Maple . paper by Cox A Cox, Bolieitort of Patent*. Washington, D. C. 15. R. Ros* ba* just completed a fence ins . W. Uckira. Pip* Coupling*, East Raginawfiuut of bi* residence on Michigan avenne. C. Brommer, Mixing Sponge Cake, De­ Tbe effort to organlie a’first class fire de­ partment in this city bids fair to be a success. . To the Board of Rupervlsnnr of Barry county. . were presented, end on morion of Mr. Pet­ kins referred to the committee on mlsoellaneou* claim,. After the main match there waa a aweepsteak shoot the following was the entries and score. Five birds. SPECIAL NOTICE. Board proceeded is business.. The coatwdltowen county buildings th rough ||elr CMirfcai jfr. Dewey reported as ftp Oh motion of Mr. Collin* tbe report wu adopted. Mr. Dew*y moved to reconsider the vote' taken yesterday by which the report of the1 Tbe sueee** of th* Baton is attributable IO th.lr rrnulne siccUvnccff The pobk hx* observed that ■hat they are advertised to do. User do. and that WHEAT (white) per buabelt 41-3101.15. WnBAT(rsd)p.rbs«bcl.41.(001.10 FLQVB. per cwu 4154. CORN, per bushel, tte. 0AT8. per buxhrl. 3O0E. BUTTRR. perib.. Uffilde. EGGS, per doeeu.!4r. POTATOES.per bushel. 3te.. APPLES. perbashel.Mte. -BEANS. per busbet. ffiWfil.OO. .PORK. 47.ttf8.00. MESS PORK. nerlb..ll>. BBOULDERS.per !■<.. toe. LARD, per lb.. 14c. . TALLOW, prelk.7’4c. \ CHICKENS, prelb.. A\ CHEESE, per Ib„ It) WOOL. perIb.E50»c. SALT, 4a*.p*rbbl..41.r. ' BALT, eoene. per bbl.. KJM HAT. per tea. 41O.OO014.OO. DRI ED P EKOH ES. peered, per lb-15: DRIED APPLES, pm-lb., fa. MAPLE SUGAR. Witte. HIDES, rreea. per lb..05c. BIDES, dry. pec lb.,B*. SHEEP PELTS. Ste to 41 S. CALF SKINS, srecn. per lb., fa. Gold. USX. M*a*y. ou call per rent. Prim. Mercantile Paper. SWddrer . Mitb. Central rtoek. <7H- « committee on equalitdllon was adopted.-f, ; Yeas and nay* were called for Wolf, and the motion to reconsider prevail by yeas end nay* as follow* : Yeas,—Mr. Armour, Dewey, fitowell. Walker and Wolf, C. Nay*.—Mr. Bertram. Benham, Grove and Woodland as eijualired and recom­ Batter, prime fam: MM. —Hfi«W JVP<v »■ Collin*, Houghtalin Henry, HoughtoUn Creamrr. 3M423; pern to fair. UffiM. mended by the Conimillec. Ens. wwtera.lWHS 7;^ The yeas and nay* were called for by Mr. James W„ Odell, Perkins, Phillip*, Smith ThUew.ffifi. ■ ' . Perkins and the amendment did not pre­ wnd Chainnan. 12. Rio coffee. Jobbin*. 1MH9, iroM; Jara. IMS Oa motion of Mr. CoUiu. Ihe Clerk was vail by yea* and nay* as follow*: Yea*.—M>. Dewey, BiduhM snd BioWekJ, . allewed^an order of three hural rod dollar* to apply oa hi* mjary for 1874. On motion of Mr. Perkins, Charles H. Brown, Collin*. Hoaghtelin Heasy. Houghta- . lin James W.. Hoyt. Odell, Perkins, Phillips. Bauer, Prosecuting Attorney, waa allowed an order af two hundred dollars to apply on Hiuith, Walker, Wolf and Chairman. Ifi. J nine* Towusend is making exleusfve im|.r.>ieni>-ut« at bls residence on Michigan avAr.iolg the Germans of I hi* city the nomin­ al! ofGov. Haye* for President is exeeedingpopuiar. I..bn we have no objection Io paying any The isdie* of Emmanuel Church will serve <■ Cream and Strawberries, on Saturday retting, al Ihe Justice office ofM. W. Riker. Mr. Dewey moved to amend the report of the committee by deducting one per eent. from the real estate valuation of th* town­ ship, uf Barry and Johnstown a* equalited I u honor of the nomination of Hayes and heeler tbe Baxxun office was ireurtifully immed with Chinese Lantern*, and Hfamluste I uu Friday evening. The rlection of L. M. Dewey of Johnstown l.y the Board of Supervisor* to represent them at Lansing, at the meeting of the State Board ■ f '-‘(iiilitsrion, was very wire. Ac reprint onr Leader from Monday's ediu io comet a mistake made in our almence itetruit attending th* Grand Ralificaltoo vting held there on Meaday evening. nam, HwUh. StowtHI. Maye. Mr’ An HoughtaBn' itaiirj, Hoyt, Odell, I'erttfaX Noliofi. commillce on equalisation uf asseMmeul roll* . f Messrs. Meaner fit Powers. They are selling lota of goods at price which make it Ur the internet of the farmer* to palrouite Wolf, and Ihe motion Io adopt the report pre vailed by yeas and nays *s fellows t . Fee*r-M»-. Amour.' Hartrpm. Denhasa. We note I hero farm improvement* with poruliar pleasure. and trust our well-to-do far­ mer* will continue to make them boTh tar Total amount ef order, drat sereion 94,037.03. Items.ha follow*: ' Claidti auhiteti by Board, ' Brown, Collins, Dewey. Houghtaiin Hrary. Houghlalin James W., Heyl, Odell, Perkins, Phillips, fanlih, Wowril, WoW, Wdltir bid ibeir own good, and lhaf work way be given our efficient, but not overwork mechanic* $2,200.00 Opium a trade hiaheria terpens* to th* report Of an iafervd etop-uuw held st 17. Morphia*. reesaiasatfiUfil Quinine41JO. AtMjat.lfrTr. LtoaoedoB b roacUng; raw. 55; boiled «0. Lunt OU No 1. down to Coffee* are Merer t JavaOeS; Rto IMS1;. 8ecnr haa been verrstroa* but is wuokalM- FMtltoo RmJudAeworWN , Ebe live steak martlet was evoediaair iaaetir*. i. ttw.'Sc Chairman. 1“. Nays,— Mr. Sidnam. The accounts of Marcus W. Riker and four other, were prroeptedandun motion of Perkin, referred te AffooWmifcafi'<W Ail On Friday afternoon there will be rhetorical exercise* consisting of eeaay*, declamations and dialogue*, at the school house in High .School room. Exercise* will commence prompt­ ly at half past eno. Patrons of the Schoo! are cordially Invited to be present. J. aamethmofMr. OoHhts Board On motion of Mr. Walker acreont No. Mr. Geo. Whitney of Hastings Township is rebuilding and putting two addition* to hi* bouse and building.* Horse Barn 30x40 feet. Tbe work is being done by flams a^d Brun­ 4: Wm, H. Pqwcx* Lansing on th* third Monday in August next, .U IU fcltailM I L—I M. 1—-T —'•I 1< —. . v. ouu. au of this city, and is said to be a first class OaauimiVMi-.rnttel. »l.0-T VaaDnra V* extra for making such change that Mr. VanDcm bad agreed to accept the same ; that Mr. VaaDorn had comidet*d said fence to th* awlWhrttae eummiltoe that it ia fully up to contract, and would ad- ted without day. lit as allowed at fSfi no claimed. On moilea of Mr. Wolf tbe report was nd- n, ' | D. G. lamanox not show the rim it did under tbe ^saepeaS of a war ia Europe. W bile extra. 4LM«: No. 1 whUe MM: Ne. N*. 1 aoAm. LJL VW We 1 white. rrilenJune. J1JH Md ; for new oop do *a»- �DCT"°Kt;A?gfi.W <•«* UBMAH- G. P. BoWell t Cot. Cdlcm,. I l•;ENTENNIAL V HISTORY«Wtu.*S, ecxanursalLB. >« Cart af '«soet it« xrnrnx iKCWAI ASD SOUTH. Ike «<tAt it! are. tia oar thrilKas hiaiary an Barry, thaal Carnap, Sin ail Omiental PAI NTER C«»«CU<> UROICR. TfflfE---------------------- ■ CENTRAL HOUSE ■ L. E. STAUFFER, Prop. [larlax kreee-1 th, Ceatral llaaaa *»wiu ■» aid alaeo W hlaw. abb mn N.» aU batter ydatWMa^AM^-s-s with la thrw arthe Iran the daleofthbordc ^^.X^SSlSKW ’iTSBf! copy tbaraoT to be Mrvad «• Um coaolaiaan: GREBLE& RUSSELL Sirpcal ait Itetaiital HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. DENTIST |g£fe?a j&v&k CHICAGO OrMd Rirar Talker H R t-< VarwaatViUe. S,Ar>3« la. <ha*4 IU,U< rWyhehUaa Cetir^ r. K SH08E I AW-Sbirtwt Line ChirtXu aaJ OraaJ Tie ?.,»/ rwwauy UrmyA Day Ct-acJai /tUma* gb^rrt. Summer Time Table. . TH,Ap,avn». K W. VOIGT'S SALTATOBBEEB It thr Beat Lager Brewed QRAXD TRL'XK RAILWAY. MAY L_«ie. ALBERT J GRASS aV! FIELD Ftax. Tinj.tbr.CUrw. BICKFORD RtTFOItATlC \J*TTEP .xcmnLLTl™" ■HAH RAHM MVIIION nt UUaUe Start Ll.r UTT AHO WIST. ‘•pSYCHOMANCT, OU aOVJ. CHAKMIMO." A How aithar Hl auty faaetaaie aa J cals th, Creaad aBwli.ru <J aa, pwua th«p cb.ur. in•reatl,. Thu anal. ea;. nreae-t free. I.r Mail. f..r Xe^nla: tnwetber witli a Marriafv ttaWe. Eayptiaa OraeJe. I»rr*ai-. Ihuta U LaJ.f. ,U. 1 .u»A» wkd. A ta**r Uak. AddrwT. WILLIAM A CO . Pwb’.. Philadelpha. mu MICHIGAN MILITARY ......^ RAILROAD. THE NEW YORK THE BIUFHH AUTOMATIC CENTRAL Tisig~r •rt Mwta-tal.w Rll It TIME TABT.p ■ AGENCY RAPIM AHI lETIO «K U.I: ill Ttklnc EfftfbtApr. 1601.1876. Family Knitting Machine! _________ OOIXC KART. PETEUM’S M**K PILLS. Br«i. FmmL Saoinrr. Im of ta. "rSStSUPi ri'LECUBMKI>Y. AMrfHt rare. Ftiw 11 Mr hi. Ml »’P CWcan Bri jilni i ftsifc slaxz.roa.z>. The direct nmU 1«_ <rrr.* ju.v, .vcrtox THE EHEMI HF NUAUI THY ITXTHY IT! TKYITI The Best Tonic in America. The “S” Celebraled Bitter Cordial ua jiw.vzs Council Blufis and Omaha, THE FOE OF PAIN No. 12 North Seventh Sl. Philad'a. Tw tahaHfrm, all Flrat-CIaa, ums UK. MUSTANG - og*r*--g*^T- « LEA VEM WORTH. » ATCniftOM, ZZ CHICAGO, ErOte^aag BHLIAKfr (XIROCETTi: TEN PFNBALLS SMS 5 TEA k”AS '<TOOD ™ETEST Of 4. UMib. ,Xg E“ “ *9- FORK tT wil l, wUi-^riS S hBM ean ihf’Mb J. >. POFTKr- | that afflicts tE’ hi? J MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A ' TO DOES NOT YIELD ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT A HUMAN BEING, AND RE8TOR- I � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-26.pdf f97187cdb9b335ba2a90f77b85f6a0b0 PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 17. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1876. Read the Record Jhcpejni-Weeklyhepljblica.n bapper. GEO. M. DEWEY' EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. j PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVEN- I TION. [Continued ''■orn last issuu.] FOB Vjcr PMMWBNT. ' । The convention 'selected by a unani; mous vote, all other names being withdrawn । the Hom William A. Wheeler of New €>3F- VJBCSSI jra w ■ ' OLIVER CBIllEB FIOII iseejksb TEH-MS Or SUBSCRIPTION: RA TES OF — -. X- 1 5*- L°“- IJ»«. I tLW_| HJ»t JTXOI t»4O rwr wv>r sold 1AD EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. PRICES REDUCED PROFESSORAL AMD BUSINESS CARDS. MILO T. WHEF.LKR Come and get one ON TRI I. F. 8. BOW EM. 8TUD0AKIR AND FISH 8», IM. IrXOER Champion Reapers and. Mowers. JOHN Q- CRESSY. Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, S-C- PR1NDLENOTARY PCHLICCONYKTANCEB A LOAN ^EXT.-Will cwUUulaio «a rw! Mato for .ux, of TJAI »n4 xZX.yl HOLBROOK, 50yl GI'EBLE & RUSSELL. -------------—..{V ■- fl THE VICTORY IS ■ WON ! ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME LUCIUS RUSSELL CHAS. 11. BAUER. csk&j' WM. BURGHER. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. WM. H. HAYFORD, ,—■—■ attorn ar* in Uhiaoity. . For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. ।. ...... ■ J-. xxlfkf WM. UPJOHN. ►■HYlHCTAN A SCROgON.-OBe. titaUMl.. BtMinn. Mlcb. (;OMK AND HEl'3 ME! DELIGHT J. WOLF.M. D. xx«Mf DR. H. F- PECKHAM. li. C. PECKHAM. PH not ! AN A HUBGKON, VRKKPORT, BARRY COINTY, MM' to ixY* M. W. H1KKHL SALISBURY fc BROSSEAU 1 I I L Geo A Halsey, of New Jeraqy. A B Cornell, of New York. Thon B Koogh, of North ( hrolina. A F Willkoff, of Ohio. 1 I । | I1 W Scott, of Oregon. . Nehun W Aldridge of Pennsylvania. J no J Patterson, of South Carolina . Wm Rule, of Tennessee. M S Colburn, of Vermont. ' wm Irving, Mich , April, 11th, 1876. PiIlLAr>XLi*HiA, June Xi!d, 187(i. years ago, is John Alden’s writing-desk, which was brought over in the ALt^fluwrr. The firenlace is a ginDwe of _ history in iteelf. Hanging over tho fire on the crane ictll. On the mantel are the tinder-box, the cram<-lamp, and other ancient articles, above which hang the old flint-lock mus­ ket and jwwdur-horn. At the side of the fireplace ia a small but neat spinning­ wheel, which, according to, Mn-. Gerieral Cunningham' was brought to tbia county* in tho Aliijt/kncer. Years aju it was thrown aside as uaelcai, but when the Centennial Hrorcmout began to 'extend its influence over the country, a Miss Tower took hold of it, buratehed it up, and put it in condition to be opperated on by her, much to the amusement of the visitor*. Alongsidnuf the wheel is a chest of drawers, mid to be 200 years old, an nsMcrtion its Appearance fully justifies the truth of. At the other aide of the hearth thcvralli W Alridge, of Rhode Inland. Mr. Smith, of New York—Sir, as Sec­ retary of the committee on Resolutions, I desire to report the following declaration and move that it be added to the pbt- To tkoM Whom it may' Concern: Wt a ofbut office. 1 . , , > . PQR. TABLE 58Thedutisw _ 1 nin now running a NEW 1 resolnt wd* wte adopted. Thanks ware —*-%d to Um aecreuriua, aergeaM.iuACBINE for Movmg, Rasing, or.Ufogig-. iXa, aud, on motion of the chair, _j ,m the eitixens ling the Location of Buildings from - small 4iW£ ’*‘ of Cincinnati for their ho«nitalitY abdtindnem. . . • "■reat, and having handled about l.SOO build- ■ Mr. Eggleston—In behalf of the Ohio j nigs in 1G years, feel confident I can satisfy lion of our candidate for President of the I those that may favor me with a cn*L t’nited States. Mr. Keyea, of Wisconsin—I move that mv address is Irving, Barry Co-, Mich. wo now adjourn tint Ar. The motion . TV. S. DEA-IST, put and carried, and the Convention I A Big Bell. aut-Colom.4 Nathan Bcirelt from John Hancock, first gorertm of Massachusetts, in 1781. Abo pendent b a sword worn by (blood Barrett in the memorable ConTlial we prrtant Candidatps. Tur .card 1OO>, I'Hff, when he wm only a captain. A pewter flatter, ted States, two distinguished statesmen of said to have been made a century ego, is eminent ability and character, and conspic­ suspeaded beside a ennteeo of the Itcvolv uously fitted for those two high offices, tioa aad a wood plate, filled with mart < and wc confideatiyjyijc^to the American of tftoo, but which originally fu.aicd n aIo to entrust . the administration of portion of a faahioauble young lady's Wc 1­ public affairs io Rutherford R. Hayes ding outfit. . On an old-firhibnabie side­ board is arrayed the china-ware in frogas and WiUhm A. WW*. TU chair—Shall it bo uniiniinottdy during tho Bcvu* .tibu, with its pcc alurfigured pbtas and many-colored cups an adopted?" MUcara. There Eb n veritable whistle Il was agreed.to. _ . Mr. Lewis, of A’jrginia—J n»w to offer the thanks of this convention to tiw dis­ tinguished IUIUIIUIUI individual who lIDgUUOCH »KM has presided — — this meeting. _ -.a— ■ *rI will -it read, —t •the i.. rendu. .over unr who auy wUh caa aukt Ihh taB UonT ’ : ' -JfeaptettZ.. .That the Pnayh nt of the MM." • Convention is cntillftl.. to the thgaksx^ : And these are not the all unique ex­ this body for the able and impartial ma»- hibits in thin Depai tment, of which I shall tar•ftcr for tbc: benefit of “er hi which he has discharg»d th« arda- mS^ttalgE vruaM .tuition. I G M Buchanan, of MMreippi Chauncey I Filley, of Missouri. I W Osboru, of Nebraska. John 1’ Jones, of Nevada. J D Sewer, ofTlrgfola. ’ John W Manon, of West Virginia. Elihu Enos, of Wisconsin. i Newton Edmunds, ofi Dakota. SaylsA J Bowen, of umbia. Thou Donelson, of Idaho. A II Beattie, of Montana: Stephen B Elkins, of New Mexico. Jno It MeBridc, of Utah. Orange Jacob, of Washington. The Triumph i.~ Complete TOltNEY AT LAW AND PROSECUTING iTTORNEYfor harrv CoaW*. A««nt tor Honan Six weeks gone nod stock still rsiting —The Pfiat Boy «t the Exhibition— Decision of the Agricultural Ju. j— The Woman’s Department—Pre­ paring for the Glorious Fourth— The sixth week of the Exhlbhlcu opered well and iavdeerh^; active. A steady turns-sc in the attendance is wt ill notica­ one from each Stole bo ujtpoMed to net in ble. Even rainy dayx are no drawback to conjunction With the Chairman of this con­ injot rnent of Visitor for If the aveunra vention M,n committee to wait upon the and walks are wet and muddy, and the nominees of thc-lcocirentioD, and solicit air damp, the ruterior of the buildings their acceptance bn the platform adopted. afbnl a dry, comfortable’ and must < .ttwtaiuiog jetreat A ludieious'Ovident oc­ Txi.emtXxf fbom nr tixx. The chairman then read the following curred. oe Tuesday -nt Ope of the cn2 rance telegram • . . >1 LurusAilcs. .A fkt boy—a lionie sp> viuit n Wasuimutox D. C., JuneG, ISJfi. from Ufinius and a rirnl to Barnmn’s— Totb-TJbn. Eugene. Tfol« . ' presented hnnsjf at the usual place of I linpotlmt you w^l Cod ft courcnut&t entrance but waa to his own dismay un­ to at op in (,'olurabmt end Bear my Congrat­ able to pass tlirough. The gatekt *pcrs ulations and sincere persrmnl respects and were powerless to render assistance or advice. Their orders were to permit no­ n-garda to Gov. Hayes. (Signed) Jamju G- Rua ixx. body to pas* into the grouuds except The reading of the tclrgnnu waa teceiv- through the stile, and yet th:< applicant was in the most literel scti»c a “body." ed with cheers. ■ TltK NATIONAL BXKiHITtVK CoMMITTKE. What was to be done. The boy had Lin Mr. Cumhack, of Indiana—I move that fifty-rent piece in his hand, and demanded the dek-gatioD* be seated and that we de­ admission. The Dqortment of Adtnistermine our National Committee. l<t us aions was applied to, a hurried consulta­ do that at once and then wg will adjvurn. tion was held and as a laat resort lu accordance with this mdtlou the fol­ the heavy youth wrs admitted tlirouglp lowing were a'ppointml members of the I lie wagon gate. The Women's Dv|>artmeiit at the Ex­ o.mmittoc with tho understanding that a delegate from Texas should be appointed hibition is one of the things not to be Kueczcd at. The New England kitehen is in the evening. quite a center of attraction, and is one of TUX national cdjittirTKK. those distinct fewturen that a person is Jcre He.-rnWm Selma, of Alabama. likely to inspect several times. The la­ ' I’owell Cfaytou, of Arkansas. dies, under the superintendence of Miss Geo C Gorham, of California. Emma Southwick, have been extremely Marshall Jewell, of Connecticut. fortunate Jn securing many objects of Samuel M Harrington, of Delaware. special interest for exhibition, which are Wm J Punnan, of Florida. doubly notable by reaaon of their novelty James G Devol, Of Georgia. and age. A combination of quaint areluJu P Root, of lllinoft. lecture, antiquated Ihrniture, and the Win Cumback, of Indiana. epochal coeturucs of the attendants, gives John Y Stone, of Iowa. one a pleasing view of Hfo in New EnJohn IT Martin, of Kan.-v.ix gland * century ago. There w a chai*Wm OGocdloe, of Kentucky. that was btougbt from Old England PBS Pinchbeck, of Lmmrana. •he second ship that landed on our coast; Wm P Frye, of Maine. and another, made in Danvers, Maas., over Chas C Fidton. of Maryland. 200 years ago. which ha* deemded <rom Geo F Hoar, of MaasachumtUi. the family of Gpvernor Endicott. UnderZach Chandler, of Michigan ueath a clock, said to have been made IBS John T Averill, of Minnesota. igo6 Sold i/I i8p. 304g Sold //f t8j». j^ja Sold ifl 18/3. 14376 Sold r/f 1874. 31077 SoLd /g 1875, jy/o fuLLy 100000 riLL st ntguiiftD foif 1876. O/tt yijlf J D VERT1SINQ. WH01A NO. 1060 OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER ^O.n3 ‘ adjourned. I-had a look trial*, bdiv-viog lU- no fair Ast'mate of lltevaluo of machf.ies can befonued from «uch t.'ah. The quantity of durability, for inaiata', wluch is oue of the moat important in the competition of reapers, plows. Ac.. cannot be ascertained at all by a >dng!e exhibition of their working. The jury willflbertfore, merely- examine the macldneias they aUtxlin Agricultural H all, and will tttxmnneud such makes as A-conflict'af authority has arisen berttatn the Centennial Comn'arioreni and the Centennial Board of.Pina..re, tue latter contending that as they are entrusted with tho money and their officers are under heavy bonds for the. proper expenditure of it, |hgy altoul ‘ have abioluto control of the funds. Tlicy therefore decline to pay some useless iplarii* aud other extravwganero. The ■ rujponderahre Of" legal opinion and public sympathy appears . be with the Board of Finance, who have so judiciously guarded the purse-strings against the moonshine of pompous figureheads. Arrangements for the 4th of J uly demonstrations are in prognw,though there are indications that the parade won't be so large an uffjrini ns was contem­ plated. A disposition was manifested c the part of the ctimmbmiou to hare the . ceremonies taka place within the Conten niat Grounds, but good scuse has prevail­ ed to make it a frec\how ou that day, and Tndqietidence Square lisa been select­ ed as tho spot. Gorurnor Hartranft will take command Governor Tilden will so appear at the head of the New York column. New York could turn out a splendid display buL no appropriation was madu by the legislature for expense.; of regiments and only some of the wealthier ones will beable t j conic without that aid. Tbo new bdl for Independence Hall ar­ rived (torn Troy a day or two ago, It is a delicate little thing, weighing ouly 13,­ i 700 pounds and measuring seven feet in height aud 23} iu drAimferencc. .Some 'tf the in .t-ii ft3 of- wiiieh it is cast, was tacM from old cannons raptured from the Brltidi at Saratoga in the revolutionary ; war. The be11 bears tlio modest inscrip­ tion : “Presented to the city Philadelphia, July 4, IS7'», for the Wfry of Independ­ ' ence II all, by a citizen." Around the lip ' is 1 tha motto. Proclaim liberty throughout aS 1 the land into al! the inhibitsnta there­ jof,” and at the top, “Glory to God in tho highest, and earth peace, good will to­ ward men." It will be hung in the bel­ ] fry at ongs hut wi" not be ruiff unt'l noon on July 4th, when it a'.ll ped J fourth thirteen strokes, one for each of the original States. s Who Should Bow First. Who has not heard ladies express mild surprise because Mime men who had been presented to them had not bowed to them on meeting them po the street, at the theater, or in the drawing room 'f If you ask them, “Did you recognize him ?" they will be apt to reply, “Oh, no: ot course not; ho should havebpoken first. "Be­ ing reminded of tho w 1 defined etiquette hairing an the aubjcct, they arc likely to add; I know that very well; but no woman wants to take-the initiative. . Men should do that; it's tl»eir business; 'ft -doesn’t belong to ns. No one cxpectH ns to make .oun«clv( > so bold." The tiuth » the majority of woman are naturally* so.accustomed to man paying court to (hem, to his making the first advance in everything, that they can’t .find in their sexual nennitivencss, in their severely conventional solve*, to obey a mandate they ongtnally iwuod, and still insist on perpetuating. Not one woman in ten thousand has any fault to find with the rule* in , foct, we have never known a woman to ulycctto it. HevrrtheJ.WS, she suldom follow* it in her own case. Sometimora woman says, as a son of self justification. ••Supposing I alionld speak to a man, on meeting him after an introduction, and he should not remember me! I Iowa wkwardT should appear; how overwhelmed I shnuld te with* shame to <-bnerve that hd did not recoguixo inc. I can't afford to phcc myself io a ixudtion to seem to lie cnl by any roan." IT any number of wnman fee! thus, jhe point of etiquette should be ch.ingnd: tn order to save their retmbililiefl. In truth, how­ ever, the objection is not well made. There is not the amallait danger that at the famous far Kagie, “Old Abe,” no* l in Agricultural Hl!!. This whom nearly, everybody has acknowicdgement of a woman, though he might not have' liter recollection of ever having seen fore, or though he were convinced bhe had in Northern confounded him .11! miwbMy rbe. And tic foetthat be had boss recosniaod by a woman would be the strongest prwnnphas *,r«iiientiy hr .ci exhib’-f'on for char- life cvidwioc that he had been presented itaMe objects, earning over f26,«X). to bar. M«: are not Uriy either to for • • — grt their feminine acquaintances, or di**take Mm. Thompson for Mra. RobiuMU, jnryoo or Miao Blank for Mias Dash. �firmUb. ■AmU.ladlk Onaj-tAe. at he Lai bur a Fifafar rfaj ora behalf. FOREPAUGH’S . , fcp, J, । CtAx:« IUmuk. Jxw 21, He sssvrd through the w Euttcx Baxxee:— uod took Ids mat m Ocmgrre. after the » tm wre-. That is iLe sort «f iktreroMii-hari. < This is a su>at heaatifid gbiat curnim SIH 1599999 m* uwl Ttecndd Ihaunrr ■»» <1,, » Wen, last erraing tic Hryublri*a» of uefoslrd, to the lion, the tiger, and the this dry met in Lures HaH and had a exyUst. sad H.jo u the moose It Ctednsri " to them to reflet: ■phmdd time utifyit* ik **d flawing everybody Iitwl RtfltoQi W I’ HcAdm-CU . J Honest money for all. and free schools for id}. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferanc* which will destroy Die other ~ TO GOV HAYES. GREETING! H. Pctxflrtxx whtat hosts uf friruosiuroded New Tick al lh*NaMaud Cmrew. । tion of 1668. and who woald then hare kern tK-minaried aa the Dewocatk amdi-. , date for the Presidency bat for the twothird rule. Yet Mr. Pra dimew tried to defom it R Ha ve, fow Gwmwm < Ohio , and JM Udly katou dur a «m«a cf aad with profcurid xtl^tioa. to seMMrJ to Lethe ndc,for pnsed it. wwuld The Vulcan »?£**-* hare which Forges I ihe war i. . Mrt for : Lud ; his pcraowal ehanctor is pure benmd reproach ; and hi* odor ud <f-gw*y riwsyaaecurtd for Lias very hjhnspmt Thunderbolts lor *up- fotal pevred hare to to ( many whose hearts were mere than fuB of I r.TWMISOAY, JULY 6 aatirfartirm and that too throughout the , torn uapraedtwted fomeeem Alla G. km-ih ami breadih of am gtariom eousThurman has foe yam* been the artnowL- trr. and just as sure » November rornm • edgr Imdre of the iMmnrriik rarer ia jam no sure wH] the Cfoeia&ati mmiiMes , the Ssmate of the Uaitod Stm«r. latdlee k demod Pwmdrat tad Vsre Prmideat txaDy no other Drenoccu who has been ia True umldt of u JaLX>jA.2XK srrt dlaappriuud al the defeat wf Jas. G. Bbiwe. al CUeia- pobueal nypaamti. I'm m OiT “ klWB -k”* ored. Mr. Tharmaa tried to defeat R. B Hayes' ucimiaaliM: ik foEovring dis Hayre aad got beaten WSKam .(Bea h a man of very thfiereml stamp He aapatches were tea: hrin prnb with wonderful p^-Wcr to the ba«« FBOM MR. BLAISE and mom igworaai tdemeato of both panic, Washington. June ir*th 167G. i and, Lariag k.-x essdy eismed ia 1873. . To Ger. E. B. Hayes. Columbm. w a» irtretod to lend ihe rrexi «rngrk- gf j 1875. Eve* by politied foes h« rampaigu ' hearts:;' and Mewmore E The speeches were I-rteard other? JIAVKh* FGATFOOM : upon WITHOUT A SINGLE PARALLI1 of the ddecata to nnri—fi. How. R. <1 For Preridex: El THERFORD B. HAYES. tfOhri lainseduteh- happy. was Speeches were made by Maj. Walaoo, erne nati. for H had kcocx endeared to every true patriotic Aatnoa heart, and that of Got ioTcd none the kw, yet Lu adrnirm wid to a max rappert with pride the CincfoB*ti uosBinem. The Grawd Kapids who is Haves * Dn^^crai Wheeler ? he. who i» Now had the said jo­ ptr xMod Th urmxn. Pradkton. ur cCd alike my highest plearare. as an finrt polil- I wm pvnou.c'ds wared of .««rgy. endur­ . Fog Bn A1W. Uo, o-kwU«ilj rodi ance and cuserupuk ob araiatog Tet he itaJ duty, to do the utxncss is my power 1 In™ Ik, ad ah, was U bIch by this ratoe E. B. Havre If to pre mote your election. The * curiam hepubbran mire I »vc tart tavriHe power X B. U.M:, «d gaoUHr th T(1 J montwta of my returning and ermfirmud j as ovtopered with thejeroegre: Dew^vat, I Nagata m aM UTaa tW ad iwpa health will be devoted to severing yt-u a» As the /Jbyt asp. in Ohio, u A tut d>uut trine for the Dem- I who Wheeler is. large a rote in Manx as slu- would have OTUc prat; to wind «p brnmaem ■ "'hey >21 Hsyt* and Wheckr into the gi’en for myself J. G. Blajxv J^x“«^*-Uov«fcs»Mi>o*xMn<4 FEfiM* KESATOE MOETON a»J show the Bctnocrary that to deeave mtrtltgc.n: Iksaoeraf, Tbev west Washington Jure 1G, 1676. Lome rtocray c« Friday frurn'ererv I xwccwJ paiMinly. owe mart U foyal to Got. R. B. Hayes I Unmbus < »hw — ceu-n.pt malion from M**u toCififorak . «»e ► rouBtry to ray the lamd. I congratulate you upon your nomiaari-.:. kreare they knew thal there wassom^' Now Barry County Republicans we for the pnaadeuey. and shaE labor care- tiling m this man Havre shirt had enibled , bare a wort to do. and let us eater upon retly.for your Bucrea*. him to defom t*u< uUy their lewdest rab- i our work al oocc and no: ody do it, bet j O. P. Mociw. j bk rvtmov and mranre: desnagugure but j FROM SUELTAE1 BBlfflFOV. । aho their ahlot reatomen and polished Got. B, B. Hayta. ('dumbos. Ohio ;— . oraico. After a week or urorc tbe Ifa^. ocreuc prarawl. will begin to «vwfriw that | Mr. Hsycs m neithrr * Wy » 9ohoi UtamanwUm u j. vrey M u, bmx ' •toon victory in November. MLy, we wu! tell tkx.. There are abler•} ' B. IL Bbistow. . -«toTk in the countn. bet n -t manvr '• am-og men wU ptoaeas other oeetmsrvf ■ for high mniiew. I. । ' Mmid^tnaDy, Kmkyfor! B Ifoyo n» dcodedlj a Rruwger man than Mr. Het> ‘i dreck> ; as the Govcnwn of ndfoinfo-r! Suica. Ohio king the iarser and more ! F«OM SENATOE CONKLING Waahingtun. June 1G, 187C. Got. Hayes, (otambta Ohio —I Lean fly congratulate the country, the Rcpsd/liParry at»d ynu on your ocininitian. Y<« need bo x*urascc of the eordri!ity cf my asj^ert. Smartly Yoctk IIsTTuburg. June 16. 1676. To Gea. R. B. Hate?, Culumbu*. OLk/:—1 most Rucerdy eoogralolato you ■« yoar nomhatirs. PcuDrylraoia will surely give yoq her vote ia November. J. F. Haxtbaiot Cotumbtis June 16. To ii<m. J. G. Bhme. W^hmgtoo — Your kind dimwtob has tooebed me most dreply. and I hardly know bow to rtapond in fiitmg terms. The aararanee of tout ' •ympathy and support nerves me for' the conteR on which we are about to enter. With your returning heakh and strength I see an omen of Repub&ean soceow. I . trust that aD traces ot your recent B!aes» will speedBy dkapprar, that you may k restored to your family and country. I semi you my first di«pstch dore the ‘ I FOR SALE OR TRADE OSE hJin.UlLE STEAM SAW Mill "•<*■£ •*" rfafa mrr ity. ONH; BIAVIFaIK os XILHSTtut. 44 ONE 5 year aU MAU, ONK-«! <;<;»■ •mH, new. fa. ONE HEAVE STA ™**Ia’ «« -k - GOOD ThiLMfe bee pintcahftcneule- <e the that the Ik-u»«.TatJ. of old Barry cantxA nitsnoderWand our meaning, .' 'bat honesty and loyalty an jriseipks to which Hemoccacj is astrai^w. mid •> it does boc pomeasthe laUer. we are fair to beiicre it does wot desire the former. *od therefore we wffl my in November next. I ksBocraey, rtiD you nnw wait. CvRrt matton* more alow, and • from V . 1 hree present upfwarewee* we shall have tore-, mail: till the middle «T July. uapurtant Mr. Haytahaa ahwwn a higherr Businem in this beautiful and busy i exeeutree aUlity, >»d has rraamaoded a t ‘ city seem* to be good, or al kart everymere kurej approval, even from wditie*! 1 My seems to he busy. Shall be at ojroocra, than the Gtncrmr fWum Ils hm i-payed, above rfl thin-, the । Hastings to spewd the earning Alb iTnd rare ability of nring above -M dru-L-jim hojc we may have xn exedfoat time. and innLurah;; m ths dheharge of a With the foot of wishes for yoursdf { peat public trux. und only a very bold would my thm of Mr. Hewdrirta. and the Baxsra, I ■uLseribe myself as ; R'®f*ir Coxxusg OOV DAYEir KQ-LY 7*1 ME. BLAINE du it so well MEW AOWIT1SMENTS. n~ *e -nmg ever. re: Republican, no: is be uKrteeccaJJy Mrocper than some Dr-nocreta. but even to that respect he ranks foiriy anuxi- the furemou me* of the countrv, if the pemme fam ef abfity no. juried, exremive talret, m tskiog JBlo wraideraiiou H-. a a man uf very pwc ind gvnuiw '« bdne Iriely nd <b, .-?1Y>rto Tr*’J ,D «™y «»d ia o»d.rr laA, n*, aod, «*■ irw —11^, W, bar, wm > l*ble </m naj lin *bmi and WANTED 0/ FIFTY Enomiious Menaarerii's, TJRlPUE MUSEUM C.'liuMic tyt ODD Tt/ty 8TATUE-’ KXOTIC 1HBDS. llouble Circus, Under >iWW Standard Toun. AMF.STKD CAGES OF »M BKAS1> MONSTERS OF THE DEEP AND CTAWI.IKU • Ra1, Moral Eight Center Pole Tents. BEPTILIS Exhibition of the Universe. from w tbmM. k m*j cmimp- tb, gmuimal >»Uk wen or lb, Suu n Uw Im inn V Smla tbr nbmn CA1TTV* CUBA*. R. B. Ilsycs. ««fa»unf the huany ao-1 howbutfad, President Grant sent the following tdet-na to Got. Bayes, iznmcdriidy upon the receipt of the news of the CMnttxft "V«fa«» - "b. Wm. Alfa G Tinrn M ar aaanbmd to aaaatr, a. Ham Im A— at fa Ifafa rfuanarS W.mafwjyn,. Hnndlbr Cm 'l“ **J n» Anin- *n in nor pmr ht HuanuimRm XMr Owmll. Im if lA««>n.m. in <be Suu Hnm my I Without rarer and more swowdy to fa. mm nr cmlmyubfc pnSuml nU. tUlend." Widkl,lfr. li^Us this ■faumiiWu.AJIamrf.tKufaUCT. I rare and exccUcstt ouality—Mbodr “rw»«" Gov. R. B. Hayes, Columbus, Ohio ’fan b. Imi I eongraiulaU- you, and fed the grentot him. Helm En iri.b - ■ „« fad “far, tbr falmmri: bm ml I asounnee that you wiK occupy my promt r~»d, —a ba ban mUcn of ba tbiala fa, b«I<rttioo from the 4th of March next. >dr, ««. fe. «■ I Holm, biwrir The Hon. Wm Desahra rwrired TNm caaaot b« ail am, John, We do KU. ami am fail, <■rei- "» •u afe b. ^>ne, that-4th plaak'* m the V-*r-VP- ¥ UKaeqaahtaala.^. Il rflb. j-aT^StaU. D^J llatform adopted ad (Umm. X.w Wubu-wn, Jn, 17. Ig7t I nb tnayuymialbe fafan rf ml* to alauioa tbi* Em ■< .a^o -- * John, pleaae publish that u4th plant” awd |<nmJ frinwfaip Um | m mml, ««k >w dber. Gm. lbw, -L. a. —IWiw. n-JSnharf. w emphatic mdiwewrot of the ruufal W tbe nrmimtin. at Gar. Harr. IirarfsoaMbm: 1 M aart if Vieury ia! a dm and mn- nAuirnmifa. B. II. B*uxuv. muoJ bocause uf the ujamoa* which he S|mfaj at Ho*. Euba&ri B. bold* a*d manfully stows and dcfoMh • he ito pritfe crofiton, and aoJtmobe .Wied a £ Hayn. tbr Drlnnl Trilrar aaja: , iitofidthtomake pn>ri^<X «wwDj tnmauw who amak khi^ ait. It in mnb vbilr In rmall mW tbr lit- ■ fafa ». lie burr wbirb Gm. wnu Inm dVaMSlKa Bota ■ am. ■barmy a. a Had who nntwl km tn erne Uuoftnm the anay aW yartictyale , a "he mwyw'ta Hr Coapm: “I« Ca.«», Omfa 2U, lan | | taAonrth. That It mow. along Ux by ttw threshold Of the fanners and t .ding Jrh?* ®nis ®‘,w. <* fi‘ur *j ■ ‘ imalka sxb m. a amknt i Tkaala.Ilau.Um bafam jm — I Aaym.wb.nnlll.1, th, am, H ‘*"‘. <iT fa Cm™. ! reflect . Admits to Mewac-nr. under Bine years, Banco hrnwu Two cxbi- : hoar Mta-mtaer JOHN A. FORBFAUaH, �BARRY COUNTY CENTSNNIAL CELEBRATION. GRAND DANCE. IlemcniVtT the Bowcry Dance at tho "Agricultural Ruoma," on the Fourth, and taakc pirepcratioM to attend the •‘Orartd Danco” nt night. fflITli BWT. STEBBINS BRO’S. Fu« 8aLX—A fino marc arid emit. Time will be given ffdoured for ati nppro ved note. Inrptirc'of Morgan Jone* xxiStf ’ i TbeComtrnm Council of the City of liastlnp, A targe amount of money 1>sa !.csB «ontributed. *T«-y posrible effort Las I .ecu p„ fuM11 uJ theCeateaalaldth, will eeher in theyrcwJ. and moat cvl.brnifon ever witncseed in Hany, ®r any other conntv In th* State. ’ ItoUml" ,r ||bl„rt„, b, .U. „ k..«b>. of n.Hu 1U.J, , fcu u.4 u, MmUIu*,. Tb. UM I, n, .-«U» 4lr«U..f u..,. rtiaatatal Woodland—Arrive Tseadar. Than- J.M. NXVIX8.P. M. •■"■In ~™»1 ~W ..J cored wpeeially for this oereafcm. The Immonan proem.ion Will form at 10 o'clock. Among Ito notable featarea will be the procreaieu of all ihv secret societies in tb« met pursuant to a^mment. on Wedn<wd.y •rentag. Jane 14. jffTG. There nM l«iag a quorum present, the council adjourned. , •' L. D. QcasKKnnyn. Rcccrdar;1’'.. Al a regular meeting of tho Common Coun­ cil of tbo City ofTIaMlogt, hold Tuesday vvenIqg. Jone ®, Ifijg. - : The roR w*, c*lta<S. fasmlmrs fwM: The Mayor, Reorder, Aid. ^rwp.n.M^w., Lewis, VeXanghton, SbehJvn. I.eadiag minute* of prevlou« meeting de- FURNITURE! Of every Desaiptivu which wc the bite wuai ramaln la tbelWMkun{irvite•RW, pmaoalng. and preferring, erery vital 1*patto. Nature aitompls to -.riil tL* iyatem of^pto.amxlanv wMeriato-by- uauJ other cuu Bell cheaper thw> uny Iumm j pi Bnrry County, for.t^c^^soa*: al. labor, and ere unabte'to wtni»lin|l The' ••Side Walk.. Of J. Stanley and others fur sm ' wi Reftwed to Committee on Side Walk*. Of J. II. Adam*, for the appoiutmpat ConrtaW* «d Ward. Laid on th.- table. ^Yain has brought me a wall **qrted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gailwj.for tbc humuter and fall trade, wlticlt, I will sell way Sown low for Caab. laUojnell the celebrated Singer Sewing. Machine different k iutbt of Sevring Machine*. N’bc- I dtar and Machine OU. Cirttrn Pump*. xx41tf Mr; th* vnrion. Grangers with regalia and A shallow riifor 'of tho »kU>« »r banner*-, the ffoiereign. of ioduairy and the brown spot* on (Le face andothetl Good Tmrplare aB in tall riJiTta; Are Hasting. body ; dullness and drowsiness. Wit Fire Company in uniform ; the various Bam headache ; dluiuvs*, hkier or bud i boll club* of the county in fall drroe. The and SbeMon-6. Xayv. none mouth, dryness of the. -Inwtjn whole to to c.tearted by th. Knights of Hthias The motion of Aid. Bbridon. the account of beat; pxlfdtaiiau of the bmT A d In their new and boautifal uniform. Ko one P. A. Throop and L. IT. Hysti, for watcUJng abonld fail to be proMut. The Itair Ground* fire be allowed nt 75 cents each, and orders will be arranged for convauiencc and oom fort, drawn oh the Contingent Fun J. was adopted and everything that can be done. triU he done by yens and nay* as follows I Ayes: l>aw*on. Krone. Leals, NcR'aughloa to make the occnsion oKe tong to be reniern and Sheldon—«. Kays, none The account of George Robinaon, for 17 25 After theexcrelMH at I be mainland thrr, waa on motion of Aid. Dawson, referred to Finance Committee. The aecounta Of Frederick McNair for W; of L. D. Quaekenhtuh. for $1C C7; and of Henry Holmes, for»l 23‘for one days work oa 7 lent* a quarts . Reniember the Picnic eelobratfon al Fair Lake in Barry on Saturday. July let. There wa* a terrific gait of wind on Friday morning accompanied by a heavy thunder and a drenching rain. Tbr Centennial pole raising al Freepcrt isving Townabip), on MonJoy July 3J. promi»<r* to boa pleaaaut occasion. Hun of lhe 4th, st Hastings. It will be the I trgiuf and brat celebration over held in th* > •unty ot Barry. ‘ Mr. Jos^ph/Knlgbt of Rutland has UA in Hr* «aid to tas the best variety grown. I'hey certainly are fine berries. Tlic Marshall has posted notices informing the public, that ho will rigidly enforce the oidinaace prehitdling cattle Ac. from running at bug.* on lhe rtreeta in this eity. . P. W. Ntakern haa sold the Barry il/yaUteaa to Jordan A Watkins, and goos into the prailice of the taw. He haa our t ret wishes for hi* aueoess tn hia profession. The cloving exercises of the Union .'wbool. on Friday afternoon were very Hilling, but it did seem to us that should have Uen more Members of the High enter­ Ihere Board Ilreeurefrom the teat issue of the Joaraa; bat John had bean invfetignting the Aocl four* of the saloons on Sunday and al other liuie-t when the saloons are required to be i Io»<hI. Well John if you know any »ucl» nutation* of the la* an you talk about why do >«n not complain of any persons who thus nutate the Ihw 1 You aeeui to be the only one in the city who baa any aitdt information, ou) e pow do your duty ai a citizen or hold MtM JmaelWh. !8?6. Uta of rain in । thia vicinity. Oops are •nuking good, Most of the formers are done •hearing sheep. Haying will commence with u* the first of lhe weak if the Weather is suit■Lie Harvest >» coming on and harvsst help "ill find plenty of eider al lira Judina. A .Sunday School waa organized bare to-day, tad a good larmmt, W. A.Spaulding waaotool *1 ftacretary, and W. C. Towne Treasurer. 1 tie rest of the otaecra are to be elected next Sunday. Herbert A. Barber has challenged Jamea U. Nottingham the champion egg-eater, to eat eggs with him for tea dollars and the «i**mpioMbip of Barry (taoaty. Tho mutch is to come Off the 24th of June al Crandalls store ' > way • Corner*. PmoM that have scan •-tbparUw cat eggs, swy that Nollfagham ‘■>nda a very slim choana, rut Barber haa got ““ awful mouth for egg*. Benn. ia tKe county win be allowed to compote ; the winning club to bold the boh, sulject to chai-1 lease J.y say other club in the eoupty. All tho various clubs are ia»j tod to bean Ui.J and compete for the prise. z In the evening there will be the most gvs*>d and magnifieoudisplay of n*«»o»i.rrfr exMbitoff in the slate. ImatouM 4 pound p*rnchute rockets win whin through the air, 11- street in third Ward were present el mJ <,n motion of Aid Sheldon, severally by yscaand naya allowed and orders drawn m lhe paper fund* therefore. G. . Free : Dawson, Evans, Lewis. McNengbio-.i and Sbohlon. 5. Naya none. On motion of Aid. Sheldon Birney VanDrunl waa allowed fi2 for draw engine to fire and an order on the . _ gent fund be drawn for the reme wna ordered by yeas and naya as follow ». . , Toes: Aid. Dawson. . Naoghton and Sheldon, w. Nays nonr. The following wawrt person* were Ifeto* appointed members of the PiotMtr _lloec. Charles Wbsert. Theo-lore Goochwind.P. A. Throop. A. A. Wilmont. Addlsen Eggiveton. Billy llama, Burt Tinkler. Henry. Smith. John Benlly, IT. F. Font and J. H. Hyatt, by die following vote by ..rem and to our neighbors that Itarry County is still alive, la nddittoa to a very elegant display of Rocketa. Wheel*. Triangle*, Dalieric*. Balteoaz. Valeaoooa, Floral bomb ahvBa, colored Beagala*. Cnioon cracker*. Be. Be., al! of theta sfhoavy calllanr. Thvrn will also be a large number of fins and sostly ezLMfon yifres, costing from tea to sixty doltarv aaobiriiCanlAyes: Doorson, Evans, Lewi*. MeNaugfaon sug a treat never Lefarr enjoyed by tli* people Iand Sheldon. Kay* none. And then fiy a vole by yea* sail nays the of thia county. Among them are the follow­ ing. Peal Fountain. Dtamoal Star, Golden following named j-ereon* were appointed Crown, Saxton Battery. Silver Glory. Monitor mevabere of lhe Pioneer Fire Company. Battery, Cltineee Fan. Veka Dance. Prismatic Hlraut Joaee^J. L. Wilkins, John Q. CreiRose, Revolving Sue, coat •■■nroiulw^beri sy. J. E. Hodge*. Willard E. Darker. Den. |8. and rightly named, Msgie Wbeel $10. Sat­ J. BottomrWallace C. Kelly, A, Wooley, J. urn mJ his rings coating >t?, displayed the E. Sander*. W. L. Wilkins. J. L. Maus*. John Planet Saturn with his wonderf.il rings— very Hyatt. Wm. F. Hicka, Andrew Angle, Wm. J. interesting to all lover* of the science of Aa- Vook. IL R«m. A. ‘ trouomy. Free of Liberty IxsutifhUy varie­ Bowen. Baker Shriner, Jesse Manrer, J, II. gated, costing fi). July 4<h, io 12 inch let­ Anderenn. 8. R. Garrison and Mode Rich. Aye* : Dawson. Evans, Lewis, MeNanghton ters, costing ffU.OO, 1776A187G ia 12 inch letters costlag $25.00, Crystal Waterfall, a and Sheldon, 5. Nays aone. The lioad* (in rotation to the sale of spiritsuperb piece, coating B18.00 Yankee Windmill costing FVl.OO. Wbat fun a man wants ia umis and malt liquors) of the fol tawing named pm eon * was present ed and by the Council approved nud ordered to bo placed on magnificent piaec ever maun tact ured. very targe and brilliaai, mating $C0.00. it represenla the Father ef bls country on hurseUck ia a btaxe of glory, bolding hta military eap over hfa hand, hone as J man tail lita aits ; vividly rscalling I be hUtary, the gtarious deed*, and tho undying tame of the savior of Cbaries H. Olmstead. Andrew mil, Ralph Jordon, Chariro McCarthy and Patrick Me(tarty. ‘ On motion of Aid. Dawson the Cnnncll adjourned. J. Mal-s Opposite the 1’oat Office Hasting*, Mich. .1, .„.d^ Peerless Milk Safes GEOROE L HEA TIVE. now on exhibition at our FarnRtut Store. AH kinds of work made (o or> FIOTURES1 dcr. Repairing of nil kinda of old fur I ant now oil alone in the Photograph niture neatly done. \ basinet*, and as I have made arrange- ' ViTE.'AAEJiX. BUSINESS! * ntenta to increase my facilities for doing Furniture Rooms south side Stale 81. ibcltcr work than ever, all should cafl opposite H. and get a negative taken. The superi­ ority of my work in the past u a suffi STEBBINS BffQH cicot •guarantee of fint-o work in the fatwa. Room* in Wtahingtvn Block, .^mth aide State Street. Sltf Gr<>. L. IIeatr. e»icttt:rjss i Chareli and Railroad Struct. xxGtf _________ ________ Whitman'll Assarted Candies—the best n the market. A full supply at J. P. Roberta'. COTTON GOODS ARKGOIN GUP lot li TiJOi tie n boy. Em Busby not to bo out done, boa re­ fitted his totmoriul parlors, and everything about them a* neat as a new pin. -Neektiet, CoUare, Cizxrs etc. all flrat das.*, con be found at Em's. Everybody acknowledges that Em » the bent Tbaaor in sixteen counties. _ xx51 tf houte. Prints 7 eta. Lonsdale mualin 12cU Shirting Gcta. Extra heavy Shirting 12} cfa. Ikwt cottonndea 15 to 30 ctaGood-TickiDg 13 eta. , Twenty bone Cuetett Iradietr how Exra haavy 10 eta. Two buttan Kid Gtorro 90 tax. A nice liaoofCmt Btsdian. New Biyfe Shawfo 90 eta. A full and complete atBortmenl Ciotbiag. Suita iron 94.50 to *40. xxffitf ' - A. Ofer for Sale at the LowkI Uiai Bale UNO PLASTER stucco WATEfi UI£ HIE 4HAIR Shingles Lath &c. Farmer* remember that the old and reliable house of C.B. Salsbury is, an ever, baying egg*, butter, ]sultry and all kimb. of former'a produce, under Barlow ± Good year's store, and paying for tho tame the highest market pncc. Patronise the house you Xaoic io be rdiahk. XX2tf READ and be happy W: Bailry. FURNITURE Ofatt^MtMtiih mM.lL The mast extensive, thorough and corn­ biota institution «f the kind in the wortt. Eight thousand graduates nf thw enllegc now in KucMMful bqsiixrei m the principal cities and towns of tho Halted States. nova) and gystemMie mriltoAt of f BUSINESS TRAINING. .^a Hu OlmU k— T—f Dr. T— — -BW. W. H. H.’U'enth? Tile Minor number of the firm of Heath, Salisbury A Co. has retired from bmuncaa in thi/citr. ant! is wow traveling for the Grain! Rapid.* Burial.Com Q>. His ninny friends wish him raecesH. Qtnmr—Who will do the undertaking? ■Why Stebbins Brother* of course. Mfiguifittnt granite LuiMitift wrllt Uegnntly fitted trod furnished amortmunta fi>r lhe appHe-faa of a*fl enrryZg out uf W A. W. Robinson of Detroit, an ex-engineer eftheli. C. R. R. Ml free, a third story wta*dowoftto fcrepenn Hotel, • dtataaoe at (O.adeO.kn.u.0 Ona«k .»>— udiu.ll>, pl—k) U~ —1 Wc sell uqut- of thia cbou>-uuulc Fur­ niture that In njaJc by machinery. The by It as J, and warranted. We hrvltc all pentons io call and inspect our gwoto. for they al bear inspectiun. -Kp troaLie at . all ahow good*. Parties liavjug. Pictures to trama would do wi*n top ‘them framed of us as we can do It P ,' J^rgnd Cheaper than any bouau lu P ry County. Wo koep Largest a*,d Bead aeleeted atbek of PICTURE FRAMED AND MOULDrxciB, Brackets. Patjcr-Holdkbs, Wali^Potkets;, FlippjerHbU>EMS, oihI everything hi the Furniture line. Wc invite all persona to eut and look WHOLIWALE X RETAIL Hpectafmcettag called June 24th 187C B. F. Steinhoff, hns asaodiateJ with Inta Present, Mayor. Aldermen Evan*. Mc­ ib bis Dental bniitMi Mr.Qanvgn wood. Naughton, Sheldon Reed, and itaarell. They will occupy Us'oH.rpoan. Hare On motion of Aid. Sheldon. Aid. Rureri! every fad lily for doing lha beat of work the oouwtry. aid the great defender of huwmw wm elected Recorder pro tern. the . patronage liberty. This piece has never yet been exThe following reoolntiou was offered ly wx!r’.3tf hiUted here, and prvhebly never will be again. Aid. Sheldon which on motion waa mlopted Ttething can tiaaal the l-emriy of it ; «o <»• by yeas and mgr* M iaifo** should tail to see it. Tba foregoing 1* • brief Wkrretu, ai a meeting of tho riliieaa of th l> Ottilias of the ealertaiumeat* offered to the city, called for that purpose, a resolution wm Tba aeoney to proeitre the at tertalaman l hM unanimously pasae.! autkerinng and rtiqeatall beret raised by the city and people of Has­ ing tho Common Council tc appropriate a «uta Take tho Atehison, 1 & .Santa Fc tings AU the people of the entire emrety not to exceed two bnndrtd for ths pvpooe i line from are cordially invited to tome and enjoy it. •f contributing to the funds for celebrating Railroad; the new and ] Aulti*»n and Kansas Ci the bwintilhe coming Centennial 4lh» of July. Thereto* Every possible anaagommil will be made for R^olrr,/. that the sum of two hundred dollar* fid Arkansas Talley, to their comfort and convenience, (tame, every body, and lol unite fa the oolobreBoa .of ba, and ia hereby apprepriafrd Io be used as a tho one hundreth anniversary of our National dHficeney fund, rto taoist in defraying tho Maxioo and Aktaoaa. L.-------------------enpeMea of iheCnttmatal 4 th ofJoly celebra­ 90 day tickets to Dearer on sDe'May 15lh, tion, Thai *uehsame ahaU be drawn oalyea nt >50, taking ia tho fainoua watering tdaaaoa bhff fe, i R,G, Bayt Lowisn- ikln, M. Judo, . -tt7 W4 1st Because we have no rent I > pay -J. Bocaxtae we mhXe the mext of our goods ountri ves. : 3d. Becauno ere keep th..bentc work- I also adl Woil & Rtuxltt we make ia made Odd Mlow, iB fan re^i., *mUet.a .ml sy»bote, carrying a beautiful oicoaHy jlk ben- will be a variety of .port,, such az fool race, aack race, wheel barrow rac*. climbing greased pole. 4e.. for which liberal premium* will he Where you will find aH'kinds ol «u. U>I„.«1. nuH ltd >b<rS-»... or Tie Mearas with thrir various emblem*, the ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Keep It. BofeypOa Omriatto Jbjreitosa. Wei! If Bsrtaw'Bfrtoxte eaa make aay <mp.tal out of such rima they are welcome to It. But wo do not believe it will help Mr B. to any votes. vfall jnferoastira as to teftto, road! • of entarae*. etc. AtHram, CHARLES R WELLS, Ptwidcut, �inlViSJHK «EV iSTEKTlSEMKITS. RURAL mar. ' 1 #0' fall bloods made a* follow#: One, fou. ioen pounds and ton ountma, and the other fouitecn pounds aud t,wclvo ounces of butter in seven days, on firete. These are extra cases ; but the Aryshirware good butferurakiug cow* undoubtedly. TOPICS. IMPBOVil) HKKKDe UP SHKEV. . /7( A8ENTS WARTED W THE (•jfiNTENNIAL HISTORY o^U.^ma n»™i Inla cxt in vur Ihrillittf hfoterv The Meriuo shswp are chk-fiy valuable ’ There nru irnuiy ptrx-us in the United States who make u business of keeping bees, aud support their families by it them. This breed fatten slowly, conso* The Luc Maxes Quinly. of St. Johns villc, N. Y., had several large apiaries a qnently they are not much sought * by few miles apart, about one hundred breed wbo*o woo! is de­ l utchcra. Any L.w ..... hive, in each. Some xwwni ho Mat wired to bo Improved cen bi profitably 25,0011 pounds of honev iu small gl: w But it requires u The Leiceb- boxes to Now Yoik. enteed with tl c Merinoswool, thorough knowledge of the habits of tbs ter sheep are noted fur their ju*evt, uud ia general management, to nut wry fiuc, averaging seven or eight make honey on exlctndyo apiariiw. rvmndb tun flew. These sheep have no soak Tita Eirrrxn tubs. . horns, mate or female; they arc good for Some .careless dairymen pack their but­ mutton, but are not particularly popular. ter in new tabs and Irkins wit bout being A croaa with meriuos makes a valuable aoakod. That i« wrong, a* they impart >hoop. In an experiment made to test the flavor oftbe wood to the butter, and ■depreciate the value 'rum two to five the fattening qualities of the Leicester, cents per pound., Soak pjwr tubs aud iu comparison with Merinos, CO »L«ep firkins twenty-four hours, then change: of each breed were fed 46 days on the lhe water, and soak twenty*f;>ur. hottri noe quantity and quality of food ; the longer ; and be cere 'it. to.have no decay­ Leiccsteni gained 1,008 Iba.. and the ing’vegetables nor anjtb- ’g that throw* an uupleaAant xmvll tn your culL-r, an Merinos only 48011*. This allows the your butter U“' - be effected by wch superiority of Leicester? for mutton. thing*, no matter bow eterely it » cevored. Lincdnalriro sheep are large and bony, &<£.*» JS iri.’SMrgfii for the wool, and greatly improve our e<.iumon natiru ahcep by crowing with having a rather thin fleece. crowing tn’be profitable. South­ England By crowing this breed hare been produced the “Hamp* shiredown*," •■.pU-luu. tte rtafeiw IC. S. Tba tramas ibrtl ba aMMKMa'S^T' -r«Th*tU rwopldn a itjr mm sflrr rvnioa • They need The down is.a, popular brood both in and in the United States. srs-,ujtaisftsS?£B?”".Sv _ ________ rgyarir^: -tew ta» "Stropslnredowns" aud “Oxforddowus,” aB being good mutton and wool sheep. The Cofewold is a very popmar and valuable breed. They ore yer/ J.K-ile. and taka flesh oasly and rapidly, and all things considered, tliey are the mu.t profitable ah. <-.p that end Iks kept in nwrf State*of-the Union, ^specially in Kentucky, Virginia. Tciwh-.4cc, ard the Middle State* general^!/If hot in More northern latitudes. There is more profit in keeping poul­ try, when not confined within a small smwo. than nwst people imagine. I will give a fair estimate of lhe profit of 100 how in aiinoM any place If where eggs and dressed fowls sell low. the cost (.« feeding the fowls is equally low, M) it docs It is very i»ny tv do it, cycn if you have a h'Tdozen eve./ evening to trkc off their Utsla. .If.you have from twenty* five to one huodrpd fowls, of the moat probtent ritlen-. make four coops, each large enough to hold a half-duacu fowl*.' A’! the hens that remain ou lheir nods Bootlid be IcfM to sit till the next night, as •’icy often lay an egg the mscoud day of .rilling. Atuevening qf the second day, ’ ’’ into iuop No. 1. The next Mta-eoop No. 2. rnd the u.id the next'X.to No, 4, nnCUlM-Ul)USEKSTAUl.WHEUlX 1*13 iwlitM .4 lbw i ■laril sbilt and on th out the h: ‘-broken,” ------------ v- _. < • be let oil; and »o ou to‘No. I I TLATTKrTV • wU w.ii.trf i« lat-si JjVUltl I . a»rr ealiUrf. H»»il )«u- I nrt.cwuEAT. BueL xheit is a profitable crop. «.kI uo iwtaceovnt.MUlrf.aDd «U iarteteinu MMM1 good fanner should fail to how « few At iBsskeao cbMre* h»I«> pocearful. 1 rt-tu acres .*rom July 1st to the 10th. Ur’"a all to »oHoh two map. for reply and r«tara ol i bnshcl of seed ia a* 'hdent far »n ae.C. Itexa>'\mt food fi . fowls, to any nett­ _____ _ ____ , ing of the iadispenaabla‘teat cr’ien,” ’lut ■a) District of Ulitrf*. Ute Mat- • foul .every faw:,y itttut b-vc in the i ‘ntiw* craenlUnnahic uf thk paper,___ Where wheat Krccningscan be ob­ tained at a fair price, nf» feed ia better for fowls as a change. They - v also ifiv MOO yhteMm with in IKvcmbcr 50 ve good for .chicken^ rf h> w. old oefitx'ssjb<.‘z*rha manure, if properly oaouih t«» In 'ftsi UM ilwu. ,A managed. nil! be worth $25 at 1 .-4. I breeder says : “I bate ‘kept for tho past wilt put the price STeggs the year round ten yearn mtn 150 to 3t><> fowls, and at 25 cents a dozen, and the number pro­ have led whod. acteeningh (t th other duced at 125 per hen, ax some will lose grain) ucr»ly every wy during that t:*oe, a few weeks iu Nt ling and brooding their and have never had any unusual disea*-, AtdtM.-’''’hic ‘account; then, will stand either with chickens or fowls, during as follows: ox e: . etaaalr cf Mrrbsrt Won«M> i ft Garton FoUrt. sUlnUK star A. n. U70. lery-apoa KJ^ITKO; ________a rt»Nl *Uy Mcani*. l.»H« km isausar a*k« asy a»!»c ar 4wt««l — .» aboat auch koaaa. ■sciM. ItsAaff aotaatawM for any ►***■•>' PbUaJabha. b'-hg i>'csted with I:©e, and abo preventing mildew. Sward land should n^ver bo planted with, hop* : a crop of potatoes sbouid be-^rown oa it one m»aon. TIhj MTr arc made about eight fact sport, or rows eight Ibet apart, ' and tue hops seven fact ■!»•' in the rows. The roots nhoi-M always be covered in November with course manure to keep the vinca from u ntar-killing. Erstrs5ta^.7tr?.r-KT.. va*;: JfiS ’ THE JIIW Y0BK MILITARY 7 wffENCY for Oftren and £«Ml»r» aoonBrad, bowcrer rtehUk:obtainrates: eoHtMa Ctwo i»f r»r No 'bantW saisrar Mtsawfiil. nrwrrrfly rfdKMtas J. H. lay ■» many ryga us tlia Brahnu-. but they are not so good as a ma kei fbw* PRcxura aRArt VFvr> The summer pruning of grajic vines consists in removing the small shoots which show by their size ami lack of. vij;or that they will not make strong canes, such u supply <He buds for the wood that is to produce the qext yosr> crop. Bps h M ca* wll the fhn; .be benefits! by pruning away a large portion of. the ngoromi new canes. If you think your rinca are overloaded, dip out a portion ■if the hfidehee now while they are email. Nor will removing the leave* later in the ■ ■norm in rt,. —vflUrin but mischief, as grapcn exposed to the burning rays of the ruu uro not haMcued to maturity nt ull, and are much injure 1 in quality. If one bdictvux all about g.-nfM-A-tuxl» nuHislwd in the papers, 'rum men who know but very little on •bis subject, bo willbc apt to destroy bfa vinta iu a few years. The genera! n*’c haa been laid down by gopd writers to pinch off. tba ends often earns to within t wo leuvw of ahe- font.' lt‘ ibis be ‘done to every cane tiuwBifsould , be no wood left foe the nexi -#sut«i*s‘Ufi-ait. You THE BICKrtH AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine tauN leave some of lhe Lmgret cam* ut>toudbed for tbw purpose j then you may cut hack the smaller canas to witeia two or three leaves of the g.wp«, if you think best; but I consider clow' summer prun- xru. BXtHnux � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-29.pdf e44a0e04316c436ccbb9dd7bce767a5f PDF Text Text NO. 48.^HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1876. VOL. XXI. WHOLE NO. 1064. <? THE a O' e C M s ■HIE Tin BAKE! r/2 & CU AITKU NINX. Mr. Rogers arrived on Thursday aftcrnoon. Mr. Watson met him at the sta­ tion, and did not wait for any interroga­ tions, but hurried him into bis sleigh. “I thought it better Tor me to meet you. You must be calm. Your family are well in body, but you have much troublc ahead ; your wife is completely over come.” I “That boy Theodore! Nothing could hurt her, that did not/hit him first !" “Yea,Mr. Rogers, it is Theodore" — and so he told him the story an candidly ns powible, only interrupted by an occa­ sional ejaculation from the poor father, who seemed perfectly benumbed by the i 25 sold last year and everyone gave Entile SntlsfaeHon. ers In Barr.y t.'ounty. tn [From the (btmfry Gnifleman, Albany OK THE W o. c s 0 C A cat load nlmadv sold thl* yew among the ImmI Farm­ THE PEERLESS COMBINED MACHINE WITH the JOHNSON RAKE, s In tin- Bent Keel Rake Machine In the Market. Two finger liars, aiid three of knives, furnished with every Combined MachineWo also have the 0 0 0 2 Q tn ? Cull and ruined." ■ “I am glad you did -Oot bail him. That is the place fur «him.'' As they drove up to Mr. Rogers' house, Mr. Watson said : My friend, if I can lie of any service to you in this affliction, do not fail to call upon me. at any time." ‘•Thank you: 1 presume I shall need you after a link*. Good afternoon," and springing from the sleigh, he rau up tlursteps, and went into the house. He found his wife lying asleep unor the sofa in tlib’fllting-room ; she looked careworn, SEETHE BATHPLATFORM BUGGIES The^em-WaAlyHeplAliBtullaMer. GEO. M. DEWEY AND tidings. “Whereis he now?" said he, almost gasping for breath. “In tho counlyjail ! Dr. Emerson and l could have gone bail Tor him and let go home, but Jilkon said Blanchard could probably get him off. and he would lie TRIUMPH SINGLE REAPER, Which L« the Itcskflnv Wheeled Machine in the Market. Both Fi imbed nnil Unfinished. . El>ITOIi PUBLISHER. BlKDSALI., llULDKK. AND .MldllUAN .SWEEPSTAKES, ALSO TftK BlHDHALI. ClXJVEK THE OLD AND RELIABLE TAYLOR RAKE. AND THE IMPROVED JACKSON WAGON CONSTANTLY ON HAND AtAGRICULTURAL HALL. One door east of Goodyears Hardware. . MESSER & POWERS. TERMS O>.SVBSCRIrTIO> az> j.M VKRTlSlUa. Hastings, April 12.M87G. z R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE nuppoHC ?" “No, Mundell went up to look in Wil­ liams chart, wc though it best to wait till you got Lome, and not trouble Mrs. I Rogers ; she iato be pitied." “I suppoKcao. But Jillson, what a pAnnn sows, that he shall renp. She has always made an idol of that boy—-she nev­ er could have him croraed, and if I under­ took to govern him, she always intcq>oaed. She was more tender of him, because she had lost so many little once, but I often told her, because they wore dead, it was no reason she should ruin this one." ” I know that he has been indulged too PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. PHIL. W. MISKERN MiddUriita. Mich. HARVEY WRIGHT, W M. JONKH DENTIST Nastalle, . lickitan. READ! READ! READ! Special Medical Announcement ■Joy Comfort and Happiness Sick and Afflicted! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY DR. J. B. INSURE Great Bargains -------- IN-------- Pianos Organs and The Smith American Organ, HAZELTON BRO.’S PIANOS. ERNEST GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. lh»ea»e. of WOMEN, jrow or with the happieei reeoltJ. **- COXSCLTATIOlfrKKE. “6* suspicion upon him. You heard that Theodore called Blanchard Merton while they were al supper at the hotel.” “My opinion is tlial if Theodore had not been intoxicated he would never have dono this burinera. Idonotbdieve that lie intended to doit in his sober mind.” “Yes, Mr. Rogers, I suppose that was the case ;'but Bill Blanchard was turned from Harper’s store for taking monay.” The goods’frcre returned to their owner, and Saturday was set for the trial of Theo­ dore. Blanchard had not been found. James Griffin's deposition bad been duly taken, for the poor boy was still unable to lw MM>voJ from hia bod, and waa aaff-n-in," acutely with rheumatism. Saturday morning arrived, and Mr. Watson asked William to go to the next town on business for him. As he took his coat down from the nail, it fell to the floor and there was a jingling of steel. Putting his hand in one of his pockets, he pulled ent files and a small saw, together with a pair of fttr-trimmed gloves in the opposite ]*ocket, and in the breast inside Kket, a largo roll of bank bills “crowded icly io. lie was perfectly astonished. Mr. Watson exclaimed at once : “Bill Blanchard wore your coat. James Griffin said young Rogcra gut it for him. and here are his tools and spoils." As tho property was all restored, tterc wns much lenity shown to young Rogers, and after three months confinement, he was pardoned. Mr. Rogers wxs always a different man after his son s imprison­ ment. Al Mr. Watson'a earnest entreaty, he gave up his claim to William's services, and he told him always to consider him as his friend. “I should Tike you to stay with me, but neither you nor Mrs. Rogers would feel happy to be together under one roof—so I will not try to keep you. Be os faith­ ful and true to yourself as you bare been to me, and you need have no fears ^>ut and the traces of team were upon her checks. He did not wake her. but pax-ed out to the alables. He ini-sed the tidy work of William : everything was confusion. Hu beautiful Blackey was a deplorable looking animal, but be re­ cognised his-muster, and giro a neigh of welcome as he patted his aide. Just an he come out of the stable, he saw Mr. Jilkon driving up, and felt as if he would give anything to avoid a meet­ ing. but he knew he had to look his trouble in tho face ; and the sooner it was done the better. So he advanced to the gate. “Glad to see you borne, Rogers ! This m bad bnsincM!" and he held out his han<l to his neighbor, who grasped it in silence. At last Mr. Rogers said, ins low voice, “Jillson, 1 am glad yim. advised Watson and Emerson not t<» go Dail for that boy, it was the best thing to send him to jail." “I thought it was best to prevent any communication liclwecn him and his ac­ complice, supposing he were around." “You did right. They hare not caught him yet ?" “No, but I think he is somewhere in this vicinity, and the goods must lie se­ creted about here." “You hare »cnrched my premises, I • b MUSIC JACKSON lilt. “I- remember it well,‘ somehow 1 reproof, you heard him accurc that boy of stealing, and you upheld him." cannot foel^asy.” “ Would it ajd toyour comfort if I should -‘The things were in his chest ; 1 saw look after Hugh ?" them there." “You, Miss Wardlow ? Dear child, you “Do you know where they are now ?" are an orphan yourself; you cannot be “Blanchard took them away Spnday. burdened with such a charge." I told him to." “ I know well the lot ofan orphan. If “Those things must be found and re­ you trust Hugh with me, I will care for store! If you know anything about him ns for an own brother.” them, you must tell. It is tho hope there “O, if I thoughtyou conld do It and not will be of mitigating Tlieodoro'a punish­ distress youndf, I should feel ao cheerful ment." in leaving him ! Think it over, and sec if Mrs. Rogers protested that she did not you find noTHuwh to repent of your gen­ know where they were, and although her erous offer. IT you do not, I shall give If husband was not satisfied, he could not r<‘. him to your care and die contented. gain any information, and bad to wait. he should ever come into any property At length the sheriff arrived, and a thor­ from bis grandfather's estate, pay yourough seach of the house was made, but *-lf for every expense, and take charge of him t ill he ts of ago. Young men need a they could find nothing. “Now, Mr. Rogers, wc will search the mother or sister more than they do when barns and outbuildings. I do not think children." Two weeks after this conversation, Mrs. tl»cy are in the house-. Blanchard has die money without doubt with him, but Marston wm hid in Colchester churchSrd by tlie side of her* children and bus­ .the goods are sccretod somewhere." ed. After the funeral, Mr. Jillson sold They found them at last hidden in the grain in the barn. Mr. Rogers himself off the furniture and defrayed the expen­ discovered them, by<)oticing that tho grain ses of the sickness and funeral. A few in one of the bins End been shoveled ov­ keepsakes were reserved for her son, and er. They were all articles of value, cloths, delivered to Miss Wardlow, who had al ready taken Hugh in her charge, and pro­ and splendid shawls and dress goods. “Il is strange what they wanted of cured a boarding place for him in the fam­ ily of Mr. Mahcw, who would gladly have these things," “I presume Blanchard did not find as adopted the boy as his own child. But much money as he expected, and so took Hugh chose to be the charge of Mias Ward­ these. Tho general idea is that they were low. Mr. Jillison gave a package of pa­ pul into Merton’s chart, so as to gut him pers into her hands, wb<ch ho said Mm. mixed up in the business and cast the Manton bud thought l>est\to be preserved, SHOOLMISTRESS. UNPARALLED SUCCESS 3 1 YANKEE Old PiaiK aid Orpis latei ii ftctenc fer IteiOies R. D. BULLOCK, Wholesale gent for Michigan "eii °HhoOu.ensd 1? Grand Rapids, EB»t Sag.n.w and . D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. much”— “I have not spoken with my wife, bnl, Jillson. I want a thorough search made through all my premises fbr tho goods. Ijct the law take its course, and the sooner it is done the better. Send the sheriff immediately." Jillaon rode off. Rogers entered the house ; his wife wu assisting to girt dirp nor on tho table. On his entrance _ she: burat into tears and sank into a chair. “Don't, wife ; it is no use; it cannot be helped now." » “Our boy w in jail I No one. would । security for him “I am glad of it! that is tho plaee for• .. and get him out,, won't yon?" “No. The law will toko its course. If[ it wore any other man's child, I shouldI ■ay ao, and I say so by my own 1” ••J^et your own flesh and blood suffer■ him." “But you will go like this ?' . “He is a criminal, and I shall take no> steps to screen him, or compromise tho9 matter. Had it been William Merton, yon would hare said it was right that he lie punished ; yon turned that boy, with­ out a cent in bls pocket, out of your that you will do well in life.” News had been received from Mr. Spooner, and Miss Wardlow was feeling anxious for his return. Mrs. Marston was declining slowly. There was no per­ ceptible change each succeeding day, but her friends nw, each succeeding week, that she was wasting away ; she sttfinred no rxin. Misn Wardlow had sent a letter to the address of H. H. Barlow, New York, but had received no return. She never mentioned writing, to Mrs. Mareton, fear­ ing it might agitate her. For some time her cough had been increasing, and Hugh had given up tho day school entirely ; but as some of the ndghbora sat with his mother in the evening, he occasionally -at­ teadod tho night schoob: Once, Mrs. Manton spoke of hcradf to Miss Wardlow. She told her of her early life, her father's kindnen and her own duobediencc; of her aufferingand sorrows, of the little crippled child, her husband's death, and then of tho little one's departure : “Since you came here, yo i havo known all; I had hoped that my father would for­ give ma for the children's sake. Addie is at rest; I have no care for her, but I do foci so anxious about poor Hugh 1 Not a aoulin tho whole world on whom ho has the bust claim 1 He is old enough to earn his ow^ living, but who will care for him and love him 1 Ho is a gentle, affectionate child, and he will suffer more than a leas sensitive person would." ■ "You must remember that he enjoys more, as well a* suffers." “I know it, but 1 fear his lines may not house." “He struck Theodore, and I could not lived in William'# place ?" “You know the promise to the father stand that." “You aaw Theodore kick him without in'ease of any question arising as to the lawfulness of Hugh's coming into posses­ sion of a share of her father's estate. There was no end to the comments of the Colpljester people upon the prtipricty and expediency of a young lady accepting the guardianship of a boy of Hugh’s bge; but it did not all reach her cam, and what did had no influence upon her. She con­ versed candidly with Mr. and Mrs. Watson upon the subject, and they commanded her action. Mr. Spooner's return did not effect Miss Wa»dlpw'e life or feelings, although she confcAri«(l_that it was very pleasant to know that sb* was not entirely dependant upon her own exertions for a living. She re­ joiced more for the sake of Hugh than for herself, for she could now offord tlie expense’ cf giving him a liberal education, without his feeling that it was embarrassing his benefactress. He was developing very fast in mind and body, and evinced to much resolution and perseverance, that Miss Wardlow found it a great pleasure to instruct him., Her school had made rapid progress throughout the winter, and it was with a sorrowful thought of separation that she felt that the pleasant relations between the children and hcniclf Eero soon to tenninBy her particular request, no mention was made of her businwe affairs, and she avoided much useless Speculation by her reticence upon the subject In fact, alio found herself mistress of over twenty thousand dollar*, by the dying of a distant relative of her mother's, in the ahwoue of other heirs. She could hare wished it might have come in her mother’s lifetime, to make her path to the grave a little smoother and remove her anxious fore­ bodings for the future of her beloved daugb ter. It was a quartion of deep solicitude, what should be her future course in life, . • jnd she had for days been weighing the subject in her mind, when she received a visit from Mr. Jilteon, who came in be­ half of the district to engage her services for two months huger in the school. He the progress of the scholars, but in the general improvement made in morals and deportment. Mias Wardlow willingly re­ newed bar engagement, with only the res ervatioc that she might hare a regular boarding place. This was arranged, and by the particular desire .of James Griffin, who was confined to the house by lame­ ness, his father offered his house. At first the proposal was very repugnant to tho teacher; she had never liked Mrs. Griffin, or found her a pleasant or improv­ ing companion. But when she thought of the long, lonesome days that awaited the poor suffering boy, she made up her mind that jierhaps her duty directed her to ac­ cept Mr. Gnffin's proposal, and she did Grand Centennial Celebration. their let Annual cekhralion io Kelly's Crore east «Me of Fair Lake in the township of Barry July. 1st, IttC. Coo. M. Dowey of Hsstinga will deliver the annual public addron at 10.80 A. M Other dialinguiahod speeken will The Com. have »<-cnrrJ excellent music to vn- make this the i By order of the Amcialioi. selebnUioD �OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Mur;.! •«. - - Perfe«t ton- Street Scenery Amioenle—FeeMom— Politic*! —Vm- - 1I A.TISM. Mint., Jv»* 2S. Nxw Yobk. JuneSGth. 1876. come, and this June deserves special men­ tion as being the brat of ita kind. The mortal <rho wants anything than better ibis cool, half shady, sunshiny weather, ought to go to Philadelphia on an excur­ sion. He would come back ready to ap­ preciate his blessings. Tbe city has not had so healthy and clear an atmosphere in summer Saiinal Rejiitai Tidtl since before tbe Tweed ring was in power. For 1'rerident. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, Tbe street venders are not behind their [ j bretberen in Philadelphia in taking bold of of Ohio. ' tbe CentenniaL They show their patrot- i*m by selling flags of every sire, tri-color- For Vice-President, WILUAJi A. WHEELER. ed neck bows, and badges, and small can­ non, and air guns, to celebrate the Fourth cheaply ; but the last notion is the Cen­ tennial pocket-handkerchief, which » nothing more nor keslhan a brilliant I’nited State* flag, with stripes and Union ' fairly blaring, of a sire to cany in the i pocket. This m the culmination of patriot­ . Gm. The idea of wiping one’s Dose on the « “Honest money for all. and free school? for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec-। terian interferance which will destroy the other.** RKPI BLICAX STATK COXVE.VF1OX. flag is the very last way of showing respect for it that could have entered the head of kee. with the essence of three* Jubilees and I Centennials concentrated in his bosom, I would ever have invented it. TUX ACCJPKXT LWT. •W-»v-1—v-rt — .~r ritr oftkadas. atUefofota Wide Awoke tk Greeley campaign, given it a fair sup­ port ; tbc Hmra is enthusiastically support­ ing it, and the Republicans, without a dte seating voice, are throwing tip thtnr hata for the coming men. There never was a ticket nominated which no thofottghly united the party, nor obe that commanded a more earnest support. Tbc decent por­ tion ol the Liberal Republicans hare come out squarely for it, and thousands of the best Democrats of the city will wheel into Hue. “Hayes, Wheeler and n sound curnucj" will sweep tbe State like a broom. Hayas and Wheeler clubs are being organtied in every ward of the city, and there is every prospect of a very lively campaign. You ought to have seen the crowd that left the city this week for St. Louis, in the interest of “Tilden and Reform." There were nearly a thousand of them, and, with the exception of a few leaders, a worse looking lot of bummers were never scraped together. -They were the ward strikers,tbe repeaters, the—well, every­ thing that is shaky and scaly in politic*. Did Isay the worst lot ? 1 take it back. The anti Tilden faction, run by Tammany, discounted them for badness. They mus tend about a thousand, beaded by Boas Kell v, and all full of enthusiasm and whis­ ky for ‘‘anybody to beat Tilden and Re­ form !" Turn them loose and there wouldn't be a hen-roost or dotbe* line un­ touched from hero to St. Louis. It is fortunate for the country they pan through that they go by rail, and that the trains are so fast that they can’t possibly get off. A sweet erawd to “reform" the gnvern- * Tbe investigation in thecate of the explosion of the tug boat‘ Workman." which blew up Tuesday, showed that it ItaeMfc May 10. tart, every eoaair wHlba «aUU»i • jn sound order, but the fireman was I" c— driest?* ; late in getting tip *tcam, and to tavajime put on all I he beat he could eomnutbd. will be then lav down on a bench near the en■ reaaty | ^nc anj *4tcr boiled away above the crown of tbc boiler, which I got red hot, and a wave rocking tbe Ixsit . ’ threw the water in t he boiler against tlie ;B> red hot plates with the usual result. Ifoes any one of rnv readers ever think what a fearful loss of life there is yearly from mine* carelewn*-*.* alone '! The record in Eng­ ' land with its small population sluw.< that ■ over fifty thousand lives aic lost cadi ra>i b»r*f detonate*: Pew?™----------------------~~ *" OJbwaa--------- —------------------------------ » Barry~ ~ • ,S. J. BL RPEK. rkainaa* WE AN ORIGINAL HAYES PAPER 1W«. FOREPAUGH’S 1876 1876 TBnuLsin ACTUAL MAGNITUDE’! We ermmrad it to Ibe t*ru««l of lhuM> <4 our citiMaa whore duty U is to be intrrraled in tbe Refen* Scbov’i, Hooses of Corroeitoa. and Bad Boys *f ear own eoantry. WITHOUT A SINGLE PARALLEL. which Forges Tho Vulcan Thunderbolts for NEW ADVERT1SMENT8. flimsy G. P. Rowell a Co e. Column. HASTINGS, THURSDAY, JULY 6 , . I faabfaaabfo Miseral •arias* is hy-«»a Stewart, tbc kin-z of merchants, w.-ut a where soekre will bm sennit Urea tu I* f«r n»MU «p>. ud mw V,*<i«t.il<. llu- I ~h ,“•l'—* nilrovl king, u >« hi. (art nomento Tbe; ' T*mM'« Seluer Apeti™-. oW n»n hw been Ten- ill for «>me lime, and it is imporeible that be should lire *>ueb longer. Bor bin denlb will m.kr no difference with hia vast interrata. He ha. a son. William Vawderbilt. who ■ just , #Ml. M ,, , I PLi;*4«lsl»*a. A wwH t«thr wi>«to»a<< ' mu- »r XU. avo* «*■>- ,t i,aa'<. Aseat* wsaiaJ .>J tarn* free. Tira A u._ r*r as grasping, and a deal more aid.* than liefather, whom the'old gsndemeu has been g( SOLID WEA.I.TK 1 •000.000 IN UIFTS! Qramlrat tteliem** ever Prevented to the 1‘ul-lir ' he should vacate it. William Vanderbilt know* all about the old man's buvtnwu, in , .. ITHIE KKXTICKY t'.UJn D18TUBVT1VX fact, he has done the nv*t of it for ten IttaMPANT. »aifo>rj«<d br * »»rei>la«t -t tbe • year*. He t- the Viro-Presidrot of all , tlc't^wBoFTKAlftruBr. bave.ib* JL'A!? tbc companiat of which his father i* Pre-* idrot, ami i« really exeeutive head of. :.ll his enterprises, lie is a very Mrotig buri- new man. and has had the bcs«t of opj»>rtunities. You may expect to hear of the old manS> death any day. Ami by the way, Wall Street i» vpcvufoting on th-- - -. event just the same aa It speculate* on "ro-IvKMTtoxfsRD ni^TJUCT “ •l”' I4’”a evraything. A regular Wall Street broi the list b in this enunty I do not feel like kcr would turn the <L»th of hi* mother Tba BesablieaaCaasraatiMal Oeaveotiea for the 1 looking to sec. But through the dieciTSt “a"JS Cirdoil™. jerty will. IrroMie nJ account. Every hour of the day Imlletin*. real and false, are received a* tn h:» cutidi :>1. a. I>. Wta, at 1JP o'clech P. M-. to noaiaata • hot boilers, unruly horsra. and neglect of "rteamta atae^uXrtbe rraolatiaa adopted al signal.- on railway trains, the nutniter who ports are favorable or hod. Prtwtrate and J."™1 । ,t”h- hel|Je*, he still wield* a powerful influ­ p >rtioB th* Baatberefdafasaia* apo* a barn* •flat dreadful tn think of. ence. PlKTtn eZiiUnuTtht wtnl cXnii'ra iv.the f-lloetas aa*> - to Ml. Th« July number opano the third vviumc of IM Aawie with a grand <«»te«a»l atopr by Kara J. Prichard. ’<hie Old. *«■»»•■ Ttawn’ was aa actor la tba memorable gghi at and H I* her doe that ate shoo id be honored. if only with this UlclaurcU With this number open the M» ••Maa. the New-Faahioacd <Hri. by Mrs. K GBanewelJ. and Good-for-Nolhing Polly, by Bia Farman. Both, lavishly illustrated, promim to never onec slip beck into the aki. beatoa palte of the usual etory-tellera. (olio Thaxtar furnishes a full-pagra poem, -The Bad Little Singer." There are three excelteat .bort stonea. -Why Ully-ted Mdn'i see Um Ceatenaial Open.” -The Candy Frolic, ami Tom’s Centennial,'' braid ex minor poem. hay. Afu ,*2,*^“ $600,000 , ' i <fo»Ga»4t * ■*' ■ The new coaching hat- are awakening the astonishment of our country cousin*. aD^ n“ Wo°dcr. Tbe« vnonnou* ediScra for the head U-loog to tbc time when every body Went in ccacbes. that is unless they Tlie Washington NiIiumI RrpnUim of the dale of tbe 31st of May. haaa revere of arraignment stayed at home. Coaching hats are the roughest of rough-and-ready brown straw, with brim and high crown about tlie rise for a convenient bee-hire. The brim, edged with a silver cord and turned up al the sice, with two long feathers shading the crown. They are worn off the face, as one secs them in old English pictures, and a fresh young face looks very piquant un­ der its load, but it takes a miracle of deli cacy towear one without looking fast. AU the summer hats have followed the Gains­ borough lead, with shady brims turned up, and drooping plumes, and branches of flowers hanging at the back. Ready made clothing was never so cheap or so good as dow. Women can outwit the drunsmaki rs, when they can go to any store and buy the trimmest, prcMicsl of Reprascnative Went that of the in Virginia, — " ( ’bark* United from Congress The Faulkner, Faulkner, HSJpMB. e*an.BrfuW, AllfweotfUior.i cn novel ud with th* di»ti ilea*. and a*dan far Tiakete. aad appUaatiea Enormous *—" “ -UtfaS?, rRW&: TRIPLE MUSEtIM article charges Minuter when States to under Buehanan. plotted treason Oln-Ktajic MxafelI Doable CirciiH. Viider France against ift the 1'nited States ; that Secretary Seward obtained proof of this, and rent Faulkner to a military prison ; that Faulkner ODD taTATUE-0V NAM EXTED CAGES OF EXOTIC BIRDH. MONSTERS OF THE ' CRAWLING UEPTILE6. was j released upon his personal pledge to prove ' by his acta States. his loyalty to the United In a few weeks after that he Eight Center Pole Tents. Tt/lrtf T^iUfipii^L ^f/lu^L Standard left ■ of the Exhibition Touij. WILD BEASTS Universe. his family to take care of his property, and joined tbe Confederate army, where he ! played the part of a cheap rebel on Stone­ wall Jaakson s staff to the end of the war; that immediately after tbc war be took tbe Sprrial Garetjxotdcaet of tkr Ckii orerakirt in jhc latest style, and flounces cayo TriLnr. complete, and what is more, made aa neatL**.1M, Nicu, Job. 23. —The Hatt- 1? J> »<"*•■■ *<~1J mke ■». fo.- tor- all told. An embroidered linen suit, of new­ est pattern, only costa from $8 to fl 0, and what is tbe use of people sewing their eyes out this lovely June whro aueh prices rule ? “How can they be no cheap every woman aakv, for our dressmaker* will net make the grxdi up for that money. The secret lies in the diriaiou of labor and in system, madam. Girls who will not do decent work if engaged independendr to sew in a private family, find .that they The writer of the above, who ever he must keep to tho mark under the eye of a may have bero, has the thjinknf the skilled superintendent, who knows how to editor of tbe Banneu. get work out of hantb. And fifty girl* working together, systematically, will do We are in receipt of a letter from a three times what lhey would working sep­ friend, covering an article clipped from arately the same length of time. Tbc only the Sla4r*man at Marshall, urging the way to got docrot performance from city work hands is to put th-m into factories, with overseers and forewomen, engaged to Clapp for Commumooer of the Slate turn out a certain amount daily, and rcLand Office. For the article wc will try spouublc to the head of the establishment. And.by the way, docs it occur to you to find room as it does justice to a faith­ ful public officer. Rot wc are for rote- that everything in tbc way of dress goods is down l»dow the prices l>cfore tbc war ? t»o»'. No third trruu **drr any circtmtIl is true, and glad am I that it is true, rfonerr, fur any public officer, » our though therein lira the secret of so many judgement of party policy, and that which failure* among the mereliaub-. nominations at Cincinnati, as it has had at the head of ita columns for over four mouths Hayes and Hartranft aa ita pre­ ferences. A special dispatch wax in­ dulged in, and the office illuminated. Tbc next day a pole 119 feet high, with a beautiful streamer was raised uo tbe Court-House square, being tbe first in this earnraigu. Another pole-raining, at II ickory Corncra is advertised for Jul 3d. will do most to advance the good of the The Erauny Arars says: The old reliable and only original Hayes man was friend Ingcraoll of the Comma Aotrdam. De hoi-ted Haya’ name Oct. 14th, 1875, and kept It up. That may be all so Mr. Errniog A’raee, bat wt> booted the name of Hoc. R. R. Hays for Preridrol, oa tkr. YM day of that the t icket is the very strongest could hare been made ; and both « one openly and the other privately— «de its election. The World and the Ex pr^thc principal Democrat* papers of tbe city, are frantically endeavoring to find sf^hreg against them, bulla vain, the TWhrer. which hae been “I^rnFnee iron cladostji without 'reluctance, which enabled him to retain his property, and to regain the privileges of a man who had always been true to the Union. has been active in urging tlie Faulkner censure of Gen. Sebenck for injuring the reputation of the Uuitdd States Washington, June 25.—Gen. Shtrman sap he docs not concur in tbe apprehen­ sion* concerning tbe safety of the frontier towns on account of the employment of troops in the field against the hostile In­ diana. He docs not think that all the damage is attributable 16 Indians,” but to some white bad men. He says that the War Department does not get very recent advicm from the Black HilLi, and he docs not know what is going on there. So for as the matter of furnishing arms to aettim is concerned for their own protecrioc, he was pemtive in his assertion that the government would not comply with the request made upon the President, and he though it was ah»urd to consider rach a proportion. The Preaident, having been applied to for troops to aid in protecting some of the frontier scUiemeuis, has responded that it m impowilJe for him to do so, m they are dow all upon the march in tbe pending campaign, which will take tbe whole sum- Wo have 10,1)00 Rofla Wall Paper oe hand conswting of Gold Tints, Tinted Salina, French Salim., White Blanks, Buff and Brown Blanks, ako cheap Bor­ den, Gilt and Freaeo Burden. Window Shades, and Window Fixture* of all kimk Callaodtec, Smith, Manic 4 Pukstux. xxi8w3 • Bert of perfoniif KleplxU, 2 Imai Blaci Rtani’, Hem \ Cot Antelope, Sea Lions, Hortefl Bone, Be., Etc. The Arenic mum okdu. IS DISTINCT AND aid Department SEPARATE FROM THE GRAND ZOO!.<»<’• ICAL DISPLAY, £XD PKKSBXTB WE YKKT FTEST COjrrtXLUATt«N “F THE GOLD EMBLAZONED STREET PAGEANT yi.,n bc‘w®°° U* baart Of xunt an1 tkn o’rtoek, a. m , nn.l i« ■ Literal Reflex of Oriental Grandeur. Remember, The Great Forepangh Show, Never Dividee. ' lbnQ" th0 krirt* °® RECOLLECT That It utoves nfong the iremXtM UM lariwen. vda. FhaA evea U»sro «* l »u to carry H from stand to stand llx Own. Admit* to Children under alne years, k* �Notice.. In speaking of the magnitude a.Zperf^ tlon of tips grand ahow. which is tT exhibit Mrs Thuruday the fith day of Juiy. lbe Detroit JHfirar of May *Xh says: : One Gun at day break Naltonal salute, ringing of baBs. and Mow­ ing of whistles al nm rise. ‘*SKLy.r.Atsxn; on Fbom?uk Danna.'' by Mrs. Emma D. E. N. Southworth, ii the se­ quel to and Conclusions of “Ishmael; or In the Depths," by the same author, and is “The first two performonces of Adam Fore­ The i'rocesrinn will form at 10 o'clock A. M. juat published in book form, for lhe first paugh s menagerie and circus were give® . yeatarday afternoon and evening, hut Jnder ta th. folk wing order. time, in a large duodecimo volume of nearly very unfiiTurable cirormstancro. The ire1st. Knights of Pythias Band. seven hundred pages,, by T. B. Peterson A 2*1. Knights of Py thhs, in nniform. m> an Brothers. Philadelphia, in uniform style with “lahmael." Dr. B. Shelton Maekentie* 3d, Tho various Lodges of Odd Fellows, in­ the Vferaty Editor of the I hiltulriphia 7¥r< cluding. Palmer Encampment. says that ••Self-Rained" is, beyond all doubt <U», Order of United Sons of Indualry. the best work Mrs. Southworth has er er fith The various Granges of P. of H. written. Ishmael Worth, tbe hero, rises G<h, Lodges of Good Template. from the depths of poverty, misery, and hu­ 7th, Tlie Masonic Fratcrily. miliation, and to trace his progress, step by 8th, The Hastings City Fire Company. step, has been the author's labor of love. nw ing weather. Oth. The various Daev Ball Companies of There ia a ourtotta blending of realism nnd •I time for the formers. Barry County. romance in .this work—tbe result, it may be, rains almost every day and ,evcry night. 10th, Martial Musie. of tbs leading incidents having occurred in 11th, President of the day and Chaplain, actual life. The leading female character*. i Busby has been kalaomining and re­ 12th, Vise Presidents of the day. Claudia and Beatrice, are drawn with a ng bis barbershop. 13th, Orator nnd Reader. woman's accurate and dsUcale touch; but i 1. W. Viccn-.an has just completed a 14th, Mayor and Common Council. Ishmael, the self made man of mind (as dis­ pon h in front of bis residence on Broadincluding Ute collection of 16th. Chitons generally. tinguished from the lower claw, who are •lepUntfl, ^rhinoceros, a g __ On arriving at the Fair Ground, the various •made of money'), stands above every other in abundance, and some yon ng but very handsome tigan, besides a great uumber of Orders wilt open ranks, and allow lhe officers person in the tale. This, we repeal, la Mrs. other attractions which in menageries arc umut­ and citiven*. escorted by tbe Martial Band, Southworth's best work, ns it is strongly ual. This feature of the exhibit ioa is dtmarked by ail the merits of her style, la an aarving of high commendation, aa is riway* wxeedingly interesting and powerful story the case “with collection* ofanimria shown hy let, Martial Music. and deserves great popularity. There is Mr. Forepaugh. “The superb eircus is oik' of lhe moat en­ 24. Music by the .Band. plenty of il. also, for, withocl any advance J JI'. Rol-eris and wife, and Mrs. W. H. joyable of tho many departments of this ool84. Prayer by tbc Ch•plain. price, il contains near seven hwwired pages. Hayford leave this city at noon today for a ussal show. The homes are handsome, the 4th. Marie by the chair—Whittier* Cm It is graced, too, with a vlejf of Proapect gymnast* expert and capable of performing t rip to the Centential. Cottage, the home of the author, on tbe Po­ some of the moot difficult feats, and the rid­ tennial hymn. Iletnraber that Rev. J. Merrifield will 6th. Reading of the Beclarrii.in pF ladeyci ers acera to be equal to most of those in their tomac, with its surroundings, finely engraved 11 ••sell nt the Court House, ou Friday even­ calling. the entertainment is conducted on Mee), from a photograph taken on the with a scrupulous rvgasd to the comfort and ing He i« an nUe man. bib. Music by tbe Band. spot. People like lescc ‘the rounlsrfeit re­ The Common Council has bail the iron safely ofthe j>ublie. and deserves a generou* 7th, Historical address, by Hau. • II semblance' of a writer w.ho pleases them, and palrunagrThe menagerie alone to wtdl i.■>.lye repaired by taking up lhe old plank worthy of grefwal inspection One of the Goodyear. ns Mrs. Southworth's portrait was given In and puling in new ones. moat prominent attraction* in the circus ia 8th. Music by lhe Band. ■ 1-hmaeU' a yicw of Mr Collage, with It a sur­ tbe display of the perforating elephants, con ­ r.ruirmber tbe Centennial Celebration on Otb. Address Ly Bev. O. Boynton. roundings, on the Potomac, iu each copy of ducted by Harter Forepaugh. th,-4th. The people of Harting* win, Jo amKhh, Vocal Music. Quartette. The |>le justice to the occasion. that's wave.) a hundred years. published in a large duodecimo volume of Fourth or July Rail Road Rat< lllb. Oratjoa by (’. 0. Holbrook Esq. near seven hundred pages, bound in morocco 12th, Music by lhe choir. My country. cloth, gill bock, price f 1.76, and la for sale a Tureday afternoon Io speak nt a Havx* ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. nd SViir.r.L».ii ratification meeting The following note from Mr. 1 13th, Benediction. Martial music. Adjournment for dinner. At 2 o'clock a match game of Base Hull will • 1>»1 Sib : —That you may l-e able to ans­ be played at the Fair Oronnde. The winning ny will be out m mane nt the Centennial wer tho many questions ashed as to Reduced elub will be presented with n magnificent Rates fur the catalog Fourth of July. Ills rbration at Fair Lake on Saturday next. proper fur tuc Io advise you that this Company Champion Belt. Tbe club winning the l-elt Whom l he gods would destroy they first wijl sell Kxcwrrion Tickets from and to ail will be subject to challenge by any othrt club kc m ad." The Democrat* have nominated in the County. Tbc clrouing up of tbe pavement on State 11 Jetl'<-raon Streets is a very decided imtovemenl on the appearance of our^Jy. Wentworth explains itself: Jf.<'Aiyun Central KailrooJ Coatpmiy, /’anettj/rr and Tiekrt Agrafe Oflter, Tbe subject of Rev. Mr. Mery field s sermon marrow night at the Court House is * What ii utucs of the Murderer." We hope he may 1st. Wheelbarrow race I»l, premium $>.U0 M. 83AW 3d. 89.00 2d. Foot race, 1st, premium $6.00 2d, 8 I.ott itn Munday will ' occur the Centennial 1 <>1e Hairing at Freeport. (Irving townriijp.)1 ll>* rditnrof the l^*x.*rn will by present lit tin Kct-iving tbe news of lhe nomination i .-i l.uui.«, John nf the Jouraal l>egnn to in,’ tl at good old hymn, that t*wd*. “Their , .i land of purr delight," Ac. We were pleased to receive calls, a few days since, from Hun. I’ * B. Baron of Sea Francisco. California, a ho la visiting his 2d. W.00 3d. F2.U0 fith. Fat man’s Race. IM. premium 86.0(1 24. £1.00 3d, 82.00 Mr. B. is a wide awake Republican, an ex­ . In the evening lherc will heh grand and member of the California Legislature, in magnificent display of fire works. which he has served ^vernl terms, an ex­ 1 he people uf Barry county should not I* director of the United Stale Mint al San Fian•>l«d into guing.to Nashville or Middleville fiweo. and al present a tanker in that city. u the 4ib. Tbe only Celebration worthy of He’has no doubt that California will go for Haye* and Wheeler by a very decided major- The Ladie s Mile Society the iTvsbyterian Church. wilt • u Friday afternoon by Mrs. liic gentlemen are invited connected with be entertained /The Knights of Pythias Band of this city W. D. Hayes/ gave a concert at Union Hall, last Saturday The Band to lea al six evening to a very fair audience. appearing in I heir new and beaut iful K. of P. -■G’UJ and gilrer is lhe only constitutional ii.rury. So way the Democracy at St. Louis Bru II. A. G. where are your Grecnlwek ilutsncw? Do you go for poor old Peter? Let um hear from you. Aaron Black of the firm of Black and Fuller, ba<> uur thank* fora fine mes* of Pigeons,' t. ured by him nt a recent trial intbiaeity. Uy the wny Mr. B. is said to l»ethe very best -limit in the county, of Barry. . ■ irrenliuck* were worth in coin on Wednro^•i.». Mi| cents on a dollar. If the ex-tSnfed< r%ies al St Loui* shall adopt a hsrl money l latform they will be worth at least 92 crate ■.n the dollar in le«s than ten duys. Wsnled—A Hayen and Wheeler pale to st! uniform for the first time. They pUyed several new and beautiful piece- while the sieging for aurya«*ed anything we have ever heard in this eily- Tbe audience threw Imquet after boquet to the performers nnd t aking ail in ail it was one of the best con­ e erts ever held in ibis city. 7a valuable borae wan Moton on Saturday evening tbe 2foh inst.. from J. A. Snyder of Hope. Barry County. Michigan, and «al*o a Single buggy wilhaew white trimmed barM«>. The property waa driven off by some thief, in tha early evening from a hitching port nt Cedrr Creek. A rowan! of $60 is offered by tU Sheriff for th* rapture of the thief or thieves,and arewnrdofliO by Mr J. A. Snyder for lhe recovery of lhe propertske this tuorning for the green lack pole that lays in frdnt of your office '.’ nnd if you do not ■li sire to nil oat cheap, perhaps A. J. of /tuxattucal.-Moi. Adeliade Hill, supported J rflrnon street, would. . ' . by J. P. Hill and a full Company wiU give . The balance uf cash in tbe state treamt/y entertainments on Saturday, Monday. Tues­ June 17 »u 81,066.892.40 ; receipts during day and Wednesday eveninga, and on Tuesday the week ending June 24 were 883.M8.0f*: afternoon. Saturday evening tbe piece will pajuents during same time were g&,818.18;’ he “The Chauiber of Death," in which Mrs tnlanee in treasury June 24. 1876, $1,084,677. HIB will nppe«r in her cetohralid role of I: increase fo^ the week 828.284.91 Moryenette of Be^ndy. ’•*rT,d **»’ for Dan of the Allegan Journal says The llasiitig* Baxxkb was the only paper in Bale at J. P. Roberts’ Drugstore. Michigan, we believe, which advocated Hayes' ' Mr. Wing la erecting a fine “Bowery" for nomination in preference Io that of any other the Centennial 4th of July dance, and if the weather is good a fine Ums Is in store for all What lhe most learned, famous and respectable men of Detroit say about tho Great Forepaugh show. f» e»«ry man who puts a job info his hand ». Geld. 11XX Money, on call 322'4 per cent. Primo Mmantile Paper. S'/A.ljwr rent. Mirh. Control .trek. 4gfc. Lake Shore. 54J4. CAMPAIGN CHICAGO TRIBUNE. For Hayes and Wheeler- Batter. all kind* heavy ; Mich, n-lectio «S tOreamry, 36. • > ltrs, western. 15*17. Buxar. firm: aoft white refined. Rio eoffso. mrunx; joMnna. UHMWM. Jara. M33rold. result of tbe contest will determine the future good or Hl of the country for a generation to come. The Democratic Confederate allianee is the same in character and spirit as when tbe on*, wing resolved that tbe war *— ---------Livxa-rooL June 34.2 r. a “teUure," and the oUser Breadstuff* dull. _ Flour. 23A»3>. < ately to make it o failure. —, —-----------harbor of refage for sectional animoaitles ami Sprint wheat. It* MRftiiM: cr2J luwsr than pro-slavery sentiment*. Since coming into control of tbe popular branch of Coagree* they have exhibited no alateaaanahip, no wisdon nor patriotism—nothing but obstructive poli­ cies and daatruetive purpose*, showing them­ selves incapable of progre«» or even ofcom prebending tbe wants of the country. They only “meddl* and a muddle.” With all their promtoes and pretensions they have pro­ ven utter failures in dealing with qnestians oft Taxation, Tariff, Revenue, Currencyjor Reform. If the Government again passes into the hand* of tbe Democrat ie-Confbdsrnle>> and r--------------------------- maly steady ia Dry Good: they secure possession oft he puree and the and Hardware, tn Grorarim tho moat notable feat­ sword, the army and the navy, the executive arm ar* weaknw* in eoffre* and .tr.nrth iu rexar* authority and lhe law making power, they will Rio Coffee 19*22.; Java 27*®; subetitutc reaction for progres* and re-eatabStandard A refined .ngar l«t. liah a reigh of terror and a system of peonage Linseed and Lard Oil* a trifle lower. in the South, and ballot-box stuffing and cor­ K*roa*ne.]8*nKruption in the eilirw of tho Nerth. Prudence AieoheL 82.17. admonishes that “th* destinies of lhe country Moewy to flail; in peace should be eonfidsd to those who saved Firrt btaae xilt edxe paper discounted at74M per it in war.” If th* ascendency of the Republican pony ia to be maintained, no agency win be more useful and potential Io that end than the by all Boksellers, or copies of il will be sent, Chicago Tribune which ha* no superior in pow­ UM>n,«3*Xb01.modfaam to (o«i buteberiax. MT6*1 per mail, post paid, at once, on their r^nit- er and influence among Republican new*paper*. tJb: ohoiew to .extra shipping. 0U0CK. Sheep shoerad. 4*0LW; w<m>Im1.044«*6. ng the price of it Io lhe Publishers, f. B. Hog*, medium to extra, ffijfisec 73;. Peterson 1 Brothers. Philadelphia, in a IctMesa pork, np to |3J \ - —r—* — '-I- !•**'. Smoked meats lend upwatd*: ham*. 17M*bou!d en. W4. Floor i* very dell, fair to good country brand* o< the week ending June 24th, closes the s129th wh Bo winter. »i.75*CJ5, . volume of thistlandatd electlc weekly. The content* of this nnd the preceding weekly Front now until after the Praaidential elec number enibruce The Keppela; Fifty Yearn of Hon, the Trifon, r will be cent at the following my Ufr, by the Earl of Albermarle, Quarterly extraordinary cheap rates : Krriem ; Mncaulay, Con Mill; Ger Cakes, Queen; Claromlon. Ctmtnnpoeary Urritw; Npellinjto ComUl! : Foeial. Reptroevitalive and Rairbling Plants, Mumillan; Coro. Chautbrri Jouraol: installments of “Jauett Ma­ son'* Troubles, a Story of Town nnd Country;" “For Pity's Sake," by the author of “Ilobselect poetry and miaeellaney. The first number nf July Mn hegfn a new volume. For fifty-two numbers, of sixtyfour large pages each (or more than 80Q0 pages a year), lhe subscription pnee (88) is low, or Mill better, fsr $10.60 any one of lhe American $4 monthlies or weeklies in sent ■pith The Taring Age for a year, both post­ paid. Litirll & Gay, Boston, are the pit Wish- Corn I* Ufle**: No. 2 mixed offered at 43. Oat* of which th.roant TllVObar. lathe ei.va »r. aro lower and weaker : wbiir^ mind.:! THE TRIBUNE COMPANY. Chicago, III. Potatoes 1S425, Tallow 7K. Wool doll sad unehaaced: flt«e*.35*X: inc. 3UR35. farmer* refuunx to wU. SPECIAL NOTICE. Ideal Nijipejj police? Facts for the Million. DaraArt. Micw., May 30th. We state voluntarily, and with pleasure, J that we have witnersed the gigantic shoa of [ Adam Forepaugh. ihe present aeaaun. in this city, anduhat Io uwr surprise it* advertise meat* are not exaggerated. The show is the most rtupenduous we ever saw. Ita every drpartmeut h coloeral, and every feature is perfection. The performance ofthe five Ele­ phant* by Addie Forepaugh, a la^only fourtren year* ol<l. D> the most remarkable rxbi billow ever seen here. Tho animals are doefte and obedient and exhibit a degree of inteligenoe rimort human. The pyramid, exactly a* lhe cute represent it. ia incredible, and still it is give® true tv life Io everybody's sur­ prise. in a word-we prooounee the Fore]j»ugh ebo’w the grandest ever aeen la this country during uiir lifetime. Hon. Sylvester I-arne-l. J, A. 8exio*. A $5 Book For 50 Cta. Tbe fart, referred to la the above caution are th* feet* in relation to the victories over diwaaeaehir­ ed by HocteUer1* Stomach Bltterv. That renowned tank is dally addins fresh laurel* of popularity to ted, Chronological, and IliMorienl Record of tbe xraat reputation which!t long*inc* obtained a* a Amenia— ita Past and Present.* Kite, G8 remedy for dy.psp.ia. eon.Upation. blUioaraen pages, as large aa the page* of Harper e WecAly. Bound in a handsome illuminated covers. Over ISO illnatratlon*. Synopsis of Contents. demotutraUnx to the •tiafeetlonv>f the public iu Ilhirtralions of all the Centennial Bunding*. .uperiority to tbe palliaUrse whlph flood the mar­ IBtirtralions of Philadelphia. New York. Bos­ ket and whoee make-believe cure* are traapctod ton, Baltimore, anfl other principal American in Maunfaeiurod tesUmonala. It is a sateeet of honest pride to tho proprietor* cities in 1776. Leading battles of lhe Revolu­ tion, the War of 1812 lhe Mexican War, and of Umistier'* BlUcn. that noelalau hare been *4 our. late Reltellion. All our Presidents, from vadeod In its behalf that eould not be eorroboatod Washington to Grant, with abort Biographical by ample proof* but mo*t a-«*uaredly had rurit Sketches. A miscellaneous collection of 68 been the ease, they rowW have expected nothing leading American*. Condensed History of better than that a preperation bol«terod up by America, from its discovery, in 1492, to[ the uatemeau eftbe same *trt>peea tboec indalxod in preeeat 8-y. IlhUMs^tem of ft^sd^ce. Fanrtrff. sfi'l Carpenter’* flail*: Tbe tlodaess holie rabbtoh. wool! .pesdily die of inanition, of Liberty. Stars and Stripes, American Eagle. foieh has been tbe fate of thousands of bspnffwl *“ Monuments of Bunker Hill, Baltimore. Wash- .ha-n*. rather Ism eBcaiou* thr~ Tbs sucow of the Bitton b . genuine excellence. Tho pubic has what they are adverttoed to de. the 'BwirierofDee.i. Joropb F Hadgwr. . tlUam antes, •> Auditor. Wm. J, Craig. Samuel D. Craig. Ain’t (3tyA1larocy. Chas. H. Borgman. City Clerk. C. J. ReiHey, Judge Circuit Court. Jno. D. Finnigan, who patronise U. Mr. Wi.g will, atoo, keep the ••bowery” Mending for the accommoda­ Liat of Patents. At a meeting of Pioneer Tire Co., No. j one tion of any who may wM »• trip tke HgH Liat of patents issued to Inventors of Mich­ held un Wednesday evening tbe tollowtag fanUMic toe on the day of Fore paugha great igan for lhe week ending June 24. 187C, nnd olfieers were elected, rix: Foreman. Whiter Bauoc's Mottbly Maoaxixx no* Jvir.— each dated Mett, 1873. iMrnished this Wilkins ; Ass't Foreman, Henry Anderton , We are in receipt of lhe IWmtsy Moil, vol The Juiy number of Ballon's Magaiine ia su < ompaay Engineer. W. C. Kelly; Secretary. nme one. ssabsr ew, a finely printed paper by Cox A Cox. Solicitors of Patents, perb. for il contains aueh a largo variety of F. S. Bowen; Treasurer, Baker Shriner: reading mailer that alt must be pleased with Washington, D. C* candidate for public fovor. just started at it. Ia addition to the stories, there are quite E. Wiliams. Owi" Rawer. Oibad. Xewnrd. A. J. Angle, Grand Rapids by the Mvsriay Mail Co-, a number of exaallant engravings, some of them L. Scofield. Straw Cutlers, Grand Haven. The HrpaUie says:—Mrs. Hayes, tho Wife $5 a roar. It i« evidet»Hy a eofl money advo­ of a handsome character, mid aU worthy of J. Ward, Music Repositories, Hillsdalt. particular notice. There is a continuation of U the next president is a natiro of Kentucky, cate and hence the fH«d of repudiation. the rreat serial railed “That Taylor Boe,” *bo. by her own act, emancipated her slaves. Tbe leas such papers we bare the better for by M. Quad, ofthe Detroit Free PreM, and It She is a lady in every sense of the word. »on M l> ■*»•• highly educated, gracefol, and pleasing in her L talk. PW. «UkK„ wHitr. 4—Hon. W. W. Weolnongb eftbe Battle Crrot tic tote* of inicreai. The contenta embrace yHfour Mys:—Perhaps pome of the papers the following.: /'Geo. Davenport of Woodland, has just I that have been poking fan at Dewey, of the in the Hasting* P ••Beau Brumm*!!;” •< Ust of letter* remaining 1 "Wetimtolxter Abbeys* completed one of the finest farm Amsm in the Hustings Baxsbb. will now see that he must O. Barry Coualy,■, Mich, June, 28th 1&7Q. County of Barry. Tbe finiahing loaches wrre have bad some inkling an to who tbe “great Marie Brom. Mm.. Crista Flemming. Mi» put <,n it MicUd, and Ust foci is u.k«>w. wa^a. Mr Hay*. Jfary CnU.SJbabMh;Johnson. Clariva Smith. ‘^ftcienl te estah'iah tbe superiority af ths he Ma had paried at the broil of his edriorUI H. Swift. painting Ac., tor John always does goo d work • new silk hat and walks as proudly ’ as a turkey rock. Tkllu—"That Taylor BoyOur Little Prudence;” “Ruthven's Puxxlo 1’agc “Curious Matters:” “The Housekeeper,** •‘Facts and Fancies;” "Our Announcement for 187fl;" “Uncle John's Fourth of JulyHumorous Pictures." Published by Thomas A Talbot, 28 Hawley St., Boston, at 81.60 per year, postpaid. Ha«tiX(18, June ■ I. S. Sth. 1S7G. Gekb. UNDERTAKING Being a buri new that nectln a great deni of ex|M*rienn.*, After many year* In the business, can traly ny that they can do better work, and give better satiofactlou than any other firm In thi* k ». W. H. Stebbins, the senior member, with the exi>edeuce of a life­ time, will always give hi* petsonal at­ tention to thi* ]Mut of their extensive business. Hcsnstt and Team fumiabad when requested. The Electric Balm will be used only when draired. STEBBINS BROS. Hastings, July 2Sth. 1875. WHEAT (white) petbtu&el. fit AMI WHRATtred) per boshst. 11-00*1-10 FLOUR, asr cwt. 4X50, t CORN, per bushel. Erie. OATS, per bnihtl. 30*32. BUTTER, psrlh.. 13*1 le. APPLES, per bo.kJ. Hie. 0NI0NSM'Jxrbnshrl.EB*Ge. BEAKS, psr bushel. «5*fil.OJ. PORK. »7.00*8.«i. MESS PORK, psrlb.. U:. HAMS, per lb.; Ifc. SHOULDERS, per Ik. 10e. LARD, per lb.. 14c. TALLOW, per lh..7K«. CHICKENS, osr lb., tri CILKBHE. per lb.. 10 WOOL, per lb..25* Me. SALT. finoj*rbM..W.7S BALT, coarse, per bbl.. KM HAT. per ton. «Oj90*I4.K, DRIED PEACH ES. pearsd. per lb., lie. DRIED PEACHES, unpeare.t. P«r lb. 12c. WOOL. WOOL. I am again penparod to do Cardias on fetisort NoUoe. al the OLD FACTORY BaiMinx on Tbornssnle River, EAPLE SUGAR. WMfe HIDMcroea, per lb..*fie. HIDflE.4ry.perlh..ae. SHEEP PELTS. Be to 11 36. WELCOI �I bushel in the ^e^Bpi-Weekiy heplihlicaji tapper RURAL TOPICS. FEEDING COWS ON INDIAN MEAL. A dairyman in Western New York has1 been feeding his cows in the winter season on Indian meal alone—no hay or other feed whatever—and he . claims that his‘ on* hay, Ac. ; and arc otherwise beuefittol by cows giro more milk than when tbc meal feeding. led Tbe cvhfenw of hb claim* were so strong that a committee was appointed by tbe Western New \ nrk Dairymen’s Association to investigate the taro and report on it. | make the follow­ ing extract from the report : ‘‘The cows for size aud general appearance are above an average lot of native cows ; weight about 900 pounds. average live Tbe herd were fed exclusively upon corn meal for 7 (seven) weeks ; each animal, according increase ot trope. CALIFORNIA In a case where a bushel qfhen taenurc wiw app.'ud to core iu the hill, it produced 70 pound* of sound corn th the car oyer what the same number of hills adjoining produced, to which no fertiliser was ap­ plied. But this manure requires to be comt*>‘*.cd some months before it is uacd. I be^in in May to compost all that has 1m»u gat I cred during lhe winter and Sriog, kept in barrels and well packed wn, and covered bo that none of its virtues will escape. I first spread a layer of noil, tlu\n a layer of hen manure, and so on with alternate layers, aliout four times as much soil as manure to each lay­ er. I make the heap flat on tho top to catch rains, and cover all with ooanehay or straw. In the fall I bavo the heap shovelled onr, mixing it thoroughly, cov­ er again, and leave it till the next spring, when it b in good condition to use on any crop. If hen manure bo used before it has time to become incorporated with the soil with which it u mixed, it is apt to kill vegetation. For instance, if a handful be put in a hill of corn, and mixed with the soil, and tbe vuiu corn be soil, auu iuv uv theuj iuw planted, |n*»»», _ it would be liable to kill tbe corn when ita | rooU come in cluse contact with it ; but when lying a whole season itt a compost heap every part of tho heap boeomes equal­ ly strong, and the original manure is not vis­ ible. Fowl houses sliould be so constructed that tlie manure c*j be easily eathered once in two weeks or oftener. If. one has THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WlrtTERK WAY D-r’r"SFMWfer. Uasta*. MU*/ R/iD- ;___________ ________ Sweet's Hotel, Embraces under one management the Great Trunk Railway Lines of tiia WEST and NORTH-WEST, and. with its numerous branches and connections, forms the shortest and quickest route between Chicago aud all joints in to iu digestive 'capacity, making an aver­ age of about 3 (three) quarts of meal per day fur each cow. During this time the following points were apparent ; The cows did not ruminate. They were very ' quiet: did not evince any inordinate desire for food when hay was shown them ; not so much as is displayed by cows that are fed on hay alone, in the usual way of feed­ ing. a little less than they will cat. They were much more quiet than cow* fed meetly on meal with a small feeding of hay, say four to five pounds per day. We could not discover any signs of suffering or unrest in any way whatever ; that by compai ing their condition at the time of going on to meal with their condition at lhe time of going baek again to bay, we could not discover that they had either lost or gained in weight or flesh ; that visiting them again after thirteen days on hay, wc could not discover anything aliout them that would denote but that they had been wintered in the usu>V w*y.” The committee say that tho calves dropped from these cows “arc of more than ordi­ nary rise, fleshy, strong, active and healthy," and cite other advantageous features of the case. Ifa dozen committees were to' rc~ ^port that the best way to winter cows is to feed nothing but Indian meal. I would never do it. It i» unnatural feed when fed alone : and it is absurd to suppose that farmers have existed since the world was made without finding out tbc best way to feed cowa till the year 1876 I I •pre the report as made for wliat it is worth. It shows that cows can subsist seven weeks on corn meal alone, without any appartqt injury ; 'and that is all that it docs show that can be considered of xmJW6_______________ Illinois. Wincoxsix, northern Michigan, Minnmdota. Iowa, Nkhraxka, California nnd the West­ GRAND XAP1INL "THEVBMTOr' ........................MICHI - BOARD AND ROOM. HUI DAY ern TRJU1ITORIK8 IU Omaha and California Line lathe shortest nnd beet route for all eilnts in NoxxnxRX Illinois, Iowa, AKOTA, NeDKASKA. WYOMING, Carriaje, Sim as-1 m Colorado, Utah* Nevada, Cali­ fornia, Oregon, China Japan and PAI NTER AU8RRALIA. Its Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Lino in the ahart.linn for Northern Wis­ consin and Minnesota, and for Madi­ son, Bt. itoek'o Carriage Shop ■ 1 Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and all point* in the Oroat N artbweM Its Winona and 8t. Peter Line I* tbe only route fat WixaNA.ditocMEa- Watertown, Fond Du LauOekeosh, AfflejoE, Grrex ©ay. Kscaxaba Negaunee. Mabqvette, Houghton. Hancock and tbe Lake huperiob Country- it* TIME TABLE No. 8. CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MICH. ter. Owatonna, Mankato, Bl Peter New Ulm, and all points Iu Southern and Central Minnesota. ltd Green Bay and Mb*, latte Line Is the only Br* for Janesville, Haatinga, Mioh. • xilabalO J_, 8- STAUFFER, Prop. Beeummo4aliaa>.T *bi Freeport and Dubuque Lins r-As USUAL. Is the only route for Elgix, Rockford, CHARGES superphosphate, bone dust, or any other Frffport, and all points via Freeport. , commercial fertiliter, to be used in the Its ,HH. xx3A> hills of crops, R is a pood plan to mix Chicago and -Milwaukee Line i Mid is cirri Tp |"NT KT fY 17’17’ such fertilizers with the compost heap of Is I* the tbe old Lake Bhoce Shore Route. Route.juid - the - I M. . » .1 JIaXiTN f hen manure at the time of nlanting, ad­ only one pausing through Evanwton. ding more soil, then graduating tho quan­ Lake*’"Forest,"‘ Highland Pajul Waukegan, acine. Kenosha to tity used to a hill by its strength, a hand­ M ilwaukee. ful generally being the quantity used, . Pullman Palace Cart BATTLE CREEK. MI0B when mixed with four times the bulk of are run on all through trains ofthla These* unrivaled mnobiactf and repair* for fertilizers in soil. toad. ■ This it tho ONLY LINE running CUBING C11EESK. reune arc supplaxl at l«wrast factory prices Great losses occur in cheese making these ears between Chicago aud Bt. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ by from improper curing. 'The best au­ cago and Winona. thorities in tho United States on cheese1 At Omaha our Sleepers connect with making give the proper tempraMure for tbe v rland Sleeper* on tho Union a O e allroad for all pointe West ot curing cnetsc, to obtain the best rixulis asi to quality, to be from 70° to 75° Fahr.; the Mlasouri River. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. ’ On tbc arrival of tbe trains from the that this temperature must be uniform, ■ East or South, the train* of tbe Chicago otherwise fermentation may be chocked or’ 4 North-Western Railway LEAAE inercased, causing bitterness or an '-objec­ CHICAGO as follows: For Council Hluflk, Omaha and Cali­ tionable taint in the cheese. Mr. Wil­ lard, the best authority in New York fornia, Two Through Trains daily,with J Pullman i’alace Drawing Room and State, says : “Moisture is sn important Bl^b.Og ^Bn< t^rOU?^1 lo ^oun,’*‘ clement in cheese ; that it should bo pro­ Geo. M. Savage A Co’s Column. perly dial ributed through the solids, and1 ForSt. Paul and Minneapolis, Two so assimilated as to form one liomogeneousi Through Trains Dally, with Pullman mass, mellow nnd plastic, giving thecbeeM:, Palace Cars attached on both train*. ' For Green Bay and Lake Superior. .lhe appearance of great richness: That1 Two Trains dally, with Pullman Palace llArW SEEDS. Ai.*kct iHcxim at least from 30 to 33 per eent. of mois-’ ( -Cars attached, aud running through to 119 Klatt* Hu CHICAGO. ILL. tore should be retained in curing choeae ; Marquette. For Milwaukee. Four Th rough Trains w -v<-yrrarr'»Sk that as we decrease the percentage of daily. Pnllman Cart on night train*. _ . 1 " _ moisture from this point, the percentage Chair Car* on day train*. of, butter must be increased to obtain mel­ Parlor For Sparta and Winona aud points In ’ . . .. . * lowness of texture ; that the cheese is Minnesota. One ^rough Train dally, rfiatku MILWAUKEE BRBWERY. not improved in taste by subalilution, with Pullman Sleepers to Winona. ” VV ” l * — .— UnuMl z.i.CT Mr»i>n /Avar A.^ At, Lzdrpil, iMreit MU*. . . •bor Dubuque, via r roeport, iwo i.t.—li-ai- n u..,-.,—, which is often a serious lolw, and this loss For importance. __________ Tt“=gll Trains dallp. With Pullaiim J. F. MMo*ey 4 Co.. WO <lr*od Rtrir a*ma«. .w may always be estimated to be in propor­ Through Cars on night trains. winteau A to.. bnw*n. Daaeaa*a Br«w«<7. 4* BEST BREKIJ.OV COWS. tion between tbc cost of waler and fat. J, — Dubuque -------------------------------------For and La Oroww, via Clio-----------------------------— --------- -■ ■ ~ There is nothing of more interrot to That by proper temperature and attention ton, 1 wo inrvugn inuna uaiiy, wiui farmers and all persons keeping but one or in retaining a right proportion of mois­ Pullman Cara on night train to Me ' more covm than reliable information on ture, thc-chceac is not only of letter flav­ For kloux City and Yankton, Two tho Iwst breeds, and that can best be giv­ or and quality, but a saving in weight of en by quoting from time to time the i from three to four per cent, is made to Trains dally. PoUman Cars to Missouri | Tlmntky. curw. FUx. IIOnr»ri*a. Miii.t. r.’ opinions of Home of our best dairymen. the producer over the ordinary methods of Valley Junction. For Lake Geneva, Four Trains dally. A gentleman who has been a dairyman curing. That by the use of refrigerator oiKKKHiiisorxrK Bouonp. For Rockford, Sterling, Kenosha, SV years as reported as having said before rooms, a cheese may be kept al any de­ Janesville, and other points, you can . I IT ■>><! II* Klailr Air the New fork Farment’ club as follow*: ■ IIIICAUO. 111.1 sirable point of flavor; and thus by have from two to ten trains dally. New York Office, xo. 415 Broadway; He prefers the cow which gives the most holding when the markets are dull, or W •££££= milk. If a cow will- give twenty-fire weather unsuitable for shipping, the fh- Boston Office, No. 5State Street; Omaha Offiac, 253 Farnham Street; San Fran­ quarts of milk per day, she would be tcn cning space of time may be bridge ov­ cisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street; ■ •taacoaMry ? Tfc« N»<i t. th* Mw&Ank. more profitable than atmlher which only er by the factories without detriment to Chicago Ticket Office; ffil Clark Street, ■Bd larealon A.-^.tiuB, the n.ly rxltobl. p»igave eighteen quarts. Then, if you sent tha flavor or quality of tbc chocac. That under Sherman House; corner Canal MUAteasy in Michhnn. 37 U. Lonxrm* Si. Doyour milk to the factory to be made into with our present knowledge of cheese and Madison Street; Kinaic Street XziJ»< THOS. 8 SBRAGUE. PrwHntL cheese, or sent it to the market, the more making, a certain amount of fet in the Depot, corner W. Kcnxic and Canal Street: Wells Street Depot, corner Welts milk the more profit. If a man keeps but milrts needed to make a good, palatable and Konzle Slreete. one or two cows it will be no criterion. cheese. Hence excessive skimming, or a For rates or Information not attaina­ 1 " bolMdt and Retail. Compare them with a herd of 'twenty-five reduction of the fat in milk below one and ble otu your home ticket agents, ap­ or forty cowh and they will fall short con­ ply Marvin HuaHrrr, Gen. Sup'f, Chicago siderable. He prefers the Holstein to. mended where the skimmed milk is to be W. n. Stennktt, any otlicr breed ofcnttle he ever owned. made into cheese, unless other fat Im sub­ Gen. Pass. Ag't, Chicago. He rays they are noted for their milking stitute d to supply tho deficiency.” XX89 i qualities. Running with a herd of twen­ ty-five cows tbc pure blood and grades are I havo^tbc following property for sale the beat Tbe Holstein arc very hand­ cheap for cash, or for good approved pa­ some. Jet black forward and rear, a per. ’ Two good work horses, one lumLcr bright white blanket around the body wagon, one buggy, and three -act of har(some black with white spots on them), arc very docile, small head, eyes dear, 1.8. Giro. Quimby S(atioa, on tho Uraad Rapids DHtalarge, mild and sparkling, home short; neck Ha.ST 1 NUB, June Kth, 1876. ion of ike Michigan Central Railroad, euntain. small at the head, straight bn tbc back, ing acres, ofwbkh heavy quarters, short legs, udder large and square, teats stand well apart, hair soft and fine. They are Dutch cattle, nnd sown'to Wheat.' The property ia well will match any breed in the world.” Sarpcal aid leckaiical DENTIST G SALVATOR BEER Dr*----- ”------ * MS’ cfe" ALBEM DTOKUrSOH, “VS.IVU 11 SEEDS, CLASS AND PAINT wSX’Pu.T'*' U ‘**W «~. l~a . FARM FOR SALE! xtanrr 50 RE IMPROVED FOR LADIES That tlicre is great fertility iq plowing in a hatvy crop of green clover is known to all good farmers; but tho question is, when ought it to be turned under ? Il it be plowed in when first is btoreon, tho laud cannot be used immediately for any other crop, unless it be for buckwheat, or some other giecn crop, to be cut for stock, and fed green. If such crops arc wanted, that system of management would be a good one; but bj cutting the first crop of j dover for hay, and turning under the .sec­ ond crop, the land might be sown with rye immediately after being plowed. In order to cover tho clover well, a roller should be run over it just before plowing. If the clover should be a heavy crap, the land might be sown to wheat, ns it re­ quires a better soil for wheat than for rye. Buekwbwl turned under wten in hl«som. if sown nnite thick, also enriches land to tbc value of many times its ensl. ! POULTRY MANURE. Hen Masuro is much more «o!<l on one desiring THE CHERT OF DISEASE I A First-Clas* Fi Snelylocated, and under thorough culture. For Particular* Inpair* at this office or of the Sutaeriber. . wm. nAMinfi Jan’y. lat. J876. McPherson. TO MAM AMO BEAST 1. ik.ilrw, 014 GENTEMEN MUSTANG •Sts.tTIAii «?B<i^A8‘iTOODTU1!TBSTOJ' 18 1,0 ™ IT WILL ^AMENESS IT valuable BILLIARD, iXlRorETTE — w.~. » waw VI puuun, In quantity to make it worth 26 cents per liuritc’, aooordtnx to the wholesale comnicteul value of there fertilizers. But, THE FOE OF PAIN XXSOmG PENSIONS I PKXBIONM 11 FOR teEWSSs?- jffisr SONGS LAKr HQ0 SOLD LAST SKAEON WITHOUT 0MS FAILVME OB RUXCnON TEN PFN BALLS Alt •____________ __ ATM “*® S!»H B*»»» ST.. («-«J Floor,) I HTLADELPHLA, xulSal ^^Vo^T^SjT'k TLE S«¥AS!<iJOtlLH- A "°Tjsse&w&s: TO life aisd U8EFUI.NE® A V ALDABLE HORSE, GREBLE&RUSSELL � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-03.pdf 54a3c0b69d423b6837bef37b38809558 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 19. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY. JULY 3,1876. Read the Record GEO. M. DEWEY KUH OR AND PUBLISHER. O3FStreet, IIulln<i, Darrjr TXX3S Not Only a Gallant Soldier, but a Model Officer—He Refuses, While in the Army, to G> Home and Electioneer for Congrets.--Declar­ ing that Any Offer Who Would Do So -'Ought to Be Sea’pod." th* Cincinnati Om»U«. 1506 Sold if! 1871. 304g Sold tyt >8jt. 747a' I From When the rebellion broke out few men of Gen. Haves* ago had a more brillliant Sold i/l >8/3. 14376 Sold i/i 1874. 31077 prospect. As an oriKina! Republican. he naturally look aides withjthe Union cause, Sold // 1873, 4ijo fuLLy 100000 iriLL and his sympathy with it was intense. As illustrating his views and feeling’ at Bl WUI/JCD 7081876. O/tl 44L7 this time the following, written by him on 4fiD Oi'ectory Cardr. not ciModin* all EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL Nine diflbrent Points for 1876, thus adapting; the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. PRICES REDUCED DCrMM AMD BUSINESS CARDS. Come and get one ON TRII mtumnuiM. F. S. BOWEN, II -.Uno. Mjob.v -__________ , peace. A man may escape a pistol, no matter how near his head, but not a dusc of poison." On the 15th of May. 1801, he wrote : Judge Matthews aml l have agreed to go into tho service for the war, if posmblc into the same regiment. I spoke my 1 Champion Reapers and Mowers. ttlf JOHN Q. CRESSY. tllKUIFF, Uaasty Ceunlr R»rr«yor and IJcntr* ? *Genuine. Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, ' । G. HOLBROOK, ««ry, will attend pent lru.l«l to him. OS< RUSSELL. GREBLE THE LUCIUS RUSSELL, VICTORY IS I I I । WON ! feelings tu him which be said were his also, viz: That this was a just and nec­ essary war ; tlisl it demauded the- whok power of the country, and that I would prefer to go into it, if I knew I was to die br be killed in the course of it, rather than to lire through and after it without taking any part »n5t. The fall of Fort Sumter aroused an in­ tense war feeling in Cincinnati, which found its first expression in a great pub­ lic meeting of citizens. Mr. Hayes was appointed Chairman of the Committee, on Resolutions. i I COMMENCEMENT nF IHH MILITARY UK EH. ' Mr Hayes and Judge Matthews I undertook to raise a regipent for• the ‘ Union service, and, in a short time, they j had companies enough fur twn. With With ! j ten of these tbc Twenty-third Ohio Infan। । try was organized, with W. S. Ruwcrans । ‘ .as Colonel, Stanley Mai thews ax Linutcn< nut Colonel, and ll. B. Hayes as Major, ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME • CHAN. II. BAUER. ... I I ■■■■. llnycs and Matthews had, been sehoolmates together, and it waamgroed between [ them, os neither had military experience, The Triumph is Complete .TTOHNKT AT LAW AND FBMJ1CUFINO ATTORNEY for Barra Cownt’. Areal for H<me i dial a trained soldier must l>o placed at , the bead of the regiment. Hence the ■ selection of Qol. Kusecrau*. who was soon promoted to a larger command, and was |N ' siicceeded by Cal. Scammon, also a Weal Point graduate. Tho ngilMDtj as thus organized, arrived at Clarksburg, W. Va., Jtily 27,1861, and spent the rcmaimlcr of the ]year in arduous campaigning ' under Gen. Rnsecranit, on whose staff, for a time, (ten. 1 '\_r liayos served as Judge Advocate. „ the fight nt Carcifex Ferry, Hayerf was detached with the loft wing of hit regi­ ment and. sent by Rosecrana to find and threaten tJw rebel flank atid rear, which he did, thus materially hastening the ene­ my's retreat. Daring the- ensuing fall, g-as.-ijoCT STAHLEY is the VICTOR, , WM, II. HAYFORD, SY .ud j-cSsriiSF'--Siir.-x PHYSICIAN A SU1 PARTNERSHIP. I. W. DROWN-PUraUUa.. Jter1 Hulinn. A»«. 10.'H75. ' ixtSif WM. UPJOHN. '-I1YMC1AN A BVBHEOS.-Caee wo«t tad « SutiSt. (lutiao. Mieh. DELIGHT J. WOLF. M. D. DR. IL F- PECKHAM. A. P DRAKE, FHWWIAN Jk KUUnfcOS.-Ofiee over F. /•*!•> « l»ras Store. StotaBL, Haatinp. Ml II. C. PECKHAM, PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, attaalMta firen to Dbeora Woman “■* tb Idren.ia XXHtf M. W. RIKER, VSTIOt OF THE PHACK. Gawaral ColJeettoa - • ' ' ■ .1 Law. .»<! WWW' SALISBURY E BROSSEAU- D®AtBJlS IN irCBNITUBB. tahoUiw-y Gomb. For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. *** •,rB 11 ~~ (JOAIK -A.TVL* SEIS ME: t JOHN STANLEY, TTngfgiiig^ June 1^1*78 . TAKE NOTICE. To f/ioxr U'/ifim it may Concern: I am now running a NEW POlll ABLE mACIIlNE for Moving, Rasing, or (.'hang­ inc the Location of Buildings Irom small to "rent and having handled nlioul 1,200 bnildmgs in 16 years, feel confident I can satisfy those that may favor me with a calL inv address is Irving, Barry ()o„ Mich. } A. S, DEAN. Irving, Mich , April. 11th, 1876. «6(hn3 BATES* AT SOUTH MOUNTAIN. In August the Twenty-third was or­ dered East to join the army of the Poto­ mac, and haring been attached to the division of Gon. J. D. Cox,- marcbed into Maryland, arriving at Middletown Sfcpt. 13tlu Here, on the 14th, began the battle of South' Mountain, resulting in the great battle of Antiltam on the 17th. At South Mountain the Twenty-third, under Lieut. Col. Hayes led tho column, and was the first infantry engaged. At an early liour it marched up the mountain, by an unfrequented road, surprised and captured the cncuijrVpickets, and vigor­ ously assailed his main line, sheltered be­ hind some parapetr. The enemy, in greatly superior force, poured into the ranks of the attacking troope a heavy . fire of musketry and canister snot, and in few minutes 100 men nod officers of the Twenty third were wounded, and forty­ eight killed, out of ^10 who went into the 4th t»f January, 1861, may be quoted: Sonth'Carolina has passed 'a sccerainn notion. Among the wounded was Lieut. ordiauce. an 1 Federal laws arcret at naught Col. Hayes, who had an arm broken, and in the State. Overt acts enough have lay npou the field disabled by the severity 11 is regiment now changed been committed, forts and treenail having of his wound. been taken, a revenue cutter seized, and front, in order to meet a flanking fire, and, Maj. Anderson kwieged in Fort Sumter. mistaking this for a movement to retreat, Other cotton States are abont to follow. he sprang to his feet, and rushing again to i Disunion and civil war are at hand, and the line of battle, exerted himself, in spite yet 1 fear disunion and civil war less than of his wound, in rallying and encouraging compromise. We can recover from his men, until carried to the rear overcome la his report । them. The Free States alone, if we must with pain and exhaustion. go on alone, will make a glorious Nation. of the battle, Gen. J. D. Cox, command­ I do not feel gloom 1 when I look forward. ing the division, made special mention of The reality is less /rightful than the ap thia act of gallantry, commending it in the prehension which we have all had these highest terms. Dnring the month of August, preceding many years. Let us be temperate, calm, and just, but firm and resolute. Critten­ this buttle, Lieut. Col. Hayes had been den's compromise! Windham, speaking appointed Colonel of the Seventy-ninth of the rumor that Bonaparte was about to Ohio Infantry, and Imd l»ccn mustered out invade England, said : “The danger of of the Twenty- third to accept the ap­ 1 invasion is by no means equal tu that of pointment. Unwilling to leave his old 4*V4»r Sold THT 3UJ» I 12 00 ISOOOlSOADl iojMi w sojM>i~a>.t>u I His Reccrd in ths War of the Re­ bellion.—Wounded Four Times, and Four Hones Shot unuer Him. OLIVEB HUE | now I TKS OP AD VERTIS1NG. Ft I GENERAL HAYES- cl,.and amigned to tho command of the i Twenty-third, scouted all over a wide cir­ cuit of mountainous country, «<n one occa­ sion having a narrow escape from death by an ambuscade of bushwhackers. ‘ On tho 1st of May, 18G2. ho made a brilliant dash on Princeton, driving the rebels pre­ cipitately from the town, and capturing about 200 rifle* and several prisooeni. On the 10th, at Giles C.;H., ho was at­ tacked by a greatly.superior force, and fought all day, while gradually falling back a distance rd five miles. His com­ mand in this affair comprised nine com­ panies of the Twnty-thirds 500 cavalry, and a section of artillery. By withdrawing his calavry and infantry alternately, he managed to choose hiaown positions, and, notwithstanding tho great inferiority of his force, kept the enemy at bay, and inflicted much greater injury than ho received. Hie skill and coolness in handling h» forces on tliii oaSsforil’VOked cheers from his men, which to tho enemy had the meaning and effect of «n arrival of rcinforcementa on thil Union side. He roceived a severe contusion from a .“hell during the fight, but remained on active duty. WHOLE NO. 1062. renew the fight, but were followed up vigorously, a9d again driven off. The rebels, now reinforced, made a third «ffort to beat back their assailants, but met with no better success, and fled precipitatcly, losing largely in killed and wound­ ed, among the former being their com­ manding officer, General Jeakins. The struggle at the guns wns desperate, the rebel artilleryman endeavoring to load their pieces when the assailants were not over ten paces distant. First to reach the guns was Private Kosht, of tbc Twentythird.aboy of eighteen, who sprang for­ ward from the ranks, and with a shout thrust his cap into the mturalo of one of the captured cannon. This gun proved to be a 24-poundcr, which the enemy set great-store by, and which Col. Hayes' men recognized as one that had confronted them in nearly every fight in that port of the country. There being a dispute among the soldiers as to-who captured it, the boy Kosht reached his hand into the muzzle and drew out his cap, thereby proving indisputably the title of his regi­ ment. Dublin Statian, eight miles be­ yond Lloyd's Mountain, was captured the following night. Gen. Crook now turned his column northward by way of Meadow Bridge and Salt Pond Mountain, traversing one of the wildest and roughest sections of the Allegheny Mountain region. THE RETREAT FROM LYNCHBURO. After a lung series of 'skirmishes and exhausting marches, the \omuiand ar- rivefl at the old rendezvous at Meadow Bluff, and being there refitted it pushed on and joined Gen. Hunter's force at Staunton, June Sth. Hunter, reinforced by CrookfgD'l Averill, at once began' his meditated advance on Lynchburg, and ou tho 10th Hayes' brigade marched to regiment in front of the enemy, he remain­ Brownsburg, 23 mile*, skirmishing nearly ed with it, though not strictly in the ser­ nil the way. The column struck the vice, and his South Mo mtain wound now Virginia and Teocsxce Railroad on the prevented him tram joining tho Seventy­ 14th inst., and, arriving in the vicinity of ninth. He was, therefore, appointed Lynchburg, Crook's command, on the Colonel of the Twenty-third, to date from 1 Sth, was sent to the right <ta a flanking October 15, and, on die 25th of December czpcditivn, with a view to attacking the following, was placed in command of the city in tfN^rear. While conducting this Kanawha Division, now ordered back tn inovcincnt/Crook received word from IlunWest Virginia. tor tho oomny, strangely reinforced from This division'was always a fortunate Richmond, was about to attack the cen­ and famnua organization. It was com­ ter in overwhelming force. Crook there ' manded at different times by Gens. Rose- fore moved with the utmost speed to the crans, Cox and Crook, and in the first exposed point, and by the timely aid of campaigns in the Army of the Shenan­ his command the attack was repelled. doah was led by Gena. Hayes and Duval. The troops remained under arnw and under It bore a prominent part in Rosecrans’ fire the remainder of tho day, and when campaigns in West Virginia in 1861, night closed in began the retreat, in McLellan's Antietam campaign in 18G2, which the augmented and dow over­ and in Sbcridan's-eampaign in the Valley whelming strength of the enemy rendered of Virginia in 18(51. ' Gen. Hayes en­ necessary. tered it as Major df tho Twenty-third, Col. Hayes’ brigade covered this re­ Ohio, and commanded its first brigade treat, which proved to bo one of the most arduous movements of the war. The over two years. During 1863 he led his brigade in nu­ constant marching, fighting, and expos­ merous arduous expeditious in Western ure of the previous six weeks Virginia, one of these that of Gon. Scam­ had worn out the men, and mon to the extreme southwestern part of they had now just passed forty-eight the State fur the capture of Saltville. hours without sleep, and almost without The expedition succeeded in capturing food. The retreating column moved west­ Wytheville, broke up the railway at that ward, along the line of the railway, slowly Haycsr brigade jioiDt, and returned in time . to assist in pursued by tho enemy. preventing the escape of John Morgan a.wuited by the cavalry, had a brisk fight from Ohio. with the pursuing forces at Liberty dur­ ing the night of the 19th, and on the BATTLE OF LUIYDM MOUNTAIN. morning of the 20th, having skirmuhed The campaign of 1864 opened, in ac­ all the way, reached Buford’s Gap, and. cordance with Gen. Grants plan, by a having held the Gap during the remainder simultaneous Advance of all the armies, of that day, hastened on to rejoin the East and West. As auxiliary to the oper­ division. Near Salem the brigade was ations of the army of the Potomac before attacked simultaneously in front and rear, Richmond, this plan embraced a co-opera­ but cut ita way through and pursued its tive movement by Gen. Sigel up the f march, skirmMiing heavily all thercmainShenandoah, and by Gon. Crook up the dor of the day and up to 10 o'clock. Kanawha, aiming at the enemy's resour­ Tho troops were now almost crazed with ces and line of communication in the loss of sloop, fatigue, and hunger. At neighborhood of Staunton and Lynch­ North Mountain the pursuit coded, hut burg. Gen. Crooks forces including not the sufferings of the soldiers. The the brigade of CuL IIayes, and numbering in all about 6,00U men, advanced from country was poor, and thioly peopled, the supplies had long been exhausted, and tho Upper Kanawha during the last days of no rations were obtained until tlie com­ April, and made directly for the Virginia mand reached Big Sewell Mountain on ami Tennessee Railroad, aiming to strike the 27lh. it near Dublin station. Tho route lay Daring the nine days preceding this through an extremely mountainous coun­ date, Gen. Crook’s division had marched try, and crossing one range after another over 180 miles, losing many homes and tho troops were exposed to the severe some men, from exhaustion and want of storms of rain and snow prevclent in those regions in the spring of the year, and food. The retreat terminated by the ar­ rival of the wearied columns at Meadow encountered extreme difficulties and Bluff, and the command reached Charles­ nardships. The enemy was occasionally ton July 1. • met, but was readily brushed out of the BRILLIANT CAREER IN THE VALLEY. way, until Moy 9, when bo took position on Lloyd’s Mountain, the name given to Early, who commanded the rebel corps; a mountain spur with steep and densely sent from Richmond to the reliefof Lynch­ wooded slopes, skirted by a stream of wa- burg, had by this time moved into the valley, and thence into Maryland. Goo Tbc rebel forces, compruing infantry Crook’s command was, therefore, ordered and artillery, occupied one of the crests cast, and setting out on tho 10th, arrived of tho spur, and their lino was covered by rail at Murtinsbuig on the 14th. There by a rude breastwork. Col. Hayes led Hayes'brigade remained until die 18th his brigade against the position. The when it advanced to Cablctown, ton miles approach lay through a level, open mead­ beyond Harper's Ferry, and drove in the ow, about GOO yards wide, which the enemy's pickets. Early, after menacing troopt crossed at the double-quick, under the defences of Washington, now withdrew k heavy fire of musketry and artillery, from Maryland, pursued by Wright's without returning a shot. Then, after a Sixth Caros, which he turnad fiercely moment’s pause, they dmhod acrosa tho upon at Snicker's Gap, July 19, driving alreatu, and, mounting the hill, made a back Wright's.advunre witii oonsiderabh-----------— ------- , _ -------------- , loos. The rebel commander tliau remuaed hmU, which they cuTMrd, capturing two his march, and was believed to l« making guns The enemy fell book to a second his way up the valley Inward Gordonsrille. crest of the mountain, and there tried to Accordingly on the 22d, Col, Baytn was . �sent out with hrs brigade and two soctivm ■ of artillery to reconnoitre, and while entire­ ly unsupported and without communication with the main body on the other a^de of tbc Shenandoah, was completely surround­ ed by two divisions of the enemy’s cavalry llABTrsaa, Mica., July 3, I87TL but fought hia way out and rejoined Gen. Crook on the 23d at Winchester. * On the 24th Crook advanced, easily driving the enemy’a cavalry, rappoeed to be cov­ ering the rebel retreat up the valley, when suddenly, near Kcrnstown Early's whole WHO£? army developed itslf in battle array dose upon the left flank, and, pouncing upon ■ (’rook, compelled him to fall back rapidly on Martinsburg. Hayes covered this re­ treat on the left with hia brit adc, and stubbornly resisted Early’s impetuous a 1 vance, saved Crook’s forces from material loss, and enable him to draw off safely all his trains and artillery. A series of marches and countermarches were no w in­ augurated, which, though bringing on no general engagement, were characterixed by many daring exploits. Gen. Sheridan took command of the new Middle DepartFor President, met on tho 7th of August, and selected RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, the Kanawha Division, including Col. of Ohio. Hayes’ Brigade, toact with his cavalry in repeated assaults on Early’a lines. Sheri­ •For Vice-President, dan was not quite ready for a general ad­ WILLIAM A. WHEELER, vance, and it was in part the objects of of Now York. thrae oswuilta to keep the enemy occupied and prevent him from detaching any por­ tion of his force for the asautanoe of Lee at Richmond. Several times Eeariy un­ dertook to do this, and as often was pre­ vented by Sheridan's vigorous demonstra­ tions, which sometimes rose to the propor­ tions of a serious battle. Seldom a week passed w ithout two or throe of these attacks being made. Col. Hayes often forcing his Way with his brigade, not only though Early’s formidable picket lines, but REPTBUCAir CTATK COWKHT1OX. through Ids main line, compelling him to develop his full strength, and even to seek new positions. So bo’d and hazardous were these raids that it was often a matter of grave surmwe with offievn. and men, in setting out, whether the brigade would ever return again to the main body, and many times the chances seemed to be de­ cidedly in favor of its capture or annihila­ Mnntr w Voder I tion. but it always imaged to get back ■ ill be entitled i ^biien jjinite . ® ~ party has never swerved by the breadth of » The Cinaunali Convection, Credit Act of 1869, says that Public obligations in coin or its equivalent, excq.t i. cases where th. the issue of such law ed." It Las already been fulfillod to the feet and pass them before tho close of letter whenever the Government has paid1 the present fiscal year. From indications any portion of its bonded debt, whetherr developed yesterday tho prospect of a obligations expressly provided that the same might be paid ‘•in gold and river," and also "to make provision at the oariiert practicable period for the re demption of United Slates notes in coin." The act wax a legislative ratification of ACTUAL MAGNITUDE!!, WITHOUT A SINGLE PARALLEL. debt in greenbacks was a child born of’ Night sessions are now in otthv and all Democracy, in the persons of Vallandigappear animated by the deaire to finish up bam and Pendleton, aud adopted by De­ the. work and baftuo au adjiHimmout. mocracy in its National Convention of‘ The only real obstacles to an early nth 1868. The Republican party has no fellowjourament are tjic appropriation bills and ahip and never had any with* this financial the Belknap trial. Should |he former bastard. Its uniform doctrine has been have been passed by the IM of July it is that the nation mu«t sacredly preserve its believed that the Senate will, after »ul faith toward its creditort tlii^; some preliminary pointe, postpooe That jiurt of tho promise which' remains the further consideration of the ex-Socreto bo fulfilled is the one that relates to tary’s case until NovVpiber or December. The Vulcan which Forges Thunderbolts for IMITATORS. HASTINGSJHURSDAYj JULY 6 ADAM the redemption of United Staten notes in The Committee, after having promised To this, as we suppose, the Cincm- ,so much evidence of corrupt ton on the part nsti Convention specially refers when it of ( Secretary llolawon is extremely loath aays that the promise should be fulfilled ।to give him up. and tu have itx Democrat­ GH’S coin. fa jic inetnbcni go lieforc the countr/ ax willa/wi'r pay ntmt." Specie jmyment uivahx Ail 1 fulselierx. Paymaster General, John <). the redemption of these antas in coin on 'Bradford whn I as just arrived from Lon­ "Z»y a cvnlinvuu* anti a/rcrJj ju'ngrrtt th.- presentation and demand of their L.-Id- t don, whence he wax called by Mrl Ilobcxon en». It BMumes that the notes are dd»t t upon the unnpimoux tts-ucsf of tin- coni­ obliguli-iM thill are lo Iw paid, and |iald t . millet gave testimony yestcnlny. It w<o in'specie, dolhr for dollar. 1It repudiau-x " ' hoped by the Democrats tbal they could the ductrilie of the Ohio and ft irfun. I ...1 <ilm„ thl, Democrats that they are uioni-y. pure and simple, and, hence, need never be paid. ofbiireaux to fov..r the CnttclU, in their Im's The Cincinnati Convention makes 'wpecic f<»r funiUhing *uppli<« to his department. payment'* the goal to Ik- reached. How reached* "By a continuous and steady But emphatically that denied the »ny ptefenmeo to any of Uro bidders, or Wc should have preferred a mure defin­ ite answer to this question. had in any jnanuer ever interfered in any The Republi­ can party is pledged, and by its action he Secretary hud cvet directed him to »h «w progrewi" toward ii until it is readied. way with him ax a purchasing |x>yma»lcr. in All Hie evidouou dirited the two houses of Congress the Govern­ from him was highly credited to the Secretary and cor ment is pledged, to specie payment on the l.r ,.r J.nu.rj 1ST!>. rexpohdiiigly distasteful to the Democnte Th.- tow of thr. ..f^. ..................................... land declares that resueption of specie -h.lllw.-i.. ch.r.totoi.oJ, I,™,.. » s litoOtouto ortho 'n“« ■«»- ‘ ”“te"r l,-» W-nis hove n^,„ pbnao. 4 ■“'* • linnon.uwIrf.rfjpn^n.i-irKlw.IHml. | «to.tr»o.n (bo rfajuton «T .Wrowrirfo ™" “ ---------------------. luchidcx measures to secure. the result at the " time . Tl'“ Dixtiirt the <*»minbv>i»ncr.< parties recconi mended for If it means anything eb-r, it is among the criminal proaccutipn because nfmal admin­ The R--»umption Ail istration. The minority report diMerits of January Nth, 1875, is a Republican so far as the VuinmuKioncrsam concerned. measure It fixes a day when the Gov­ It is generally understood that Senator ernment will commence the redemption of ite notes in coin ; and, unless the Act Morrill of Maine will succeed Bristow, ■■ specified. a mere platitude. the Secretary of the Treasury who resigned, earn stly as he says, to give more attention to his private affairs and to secure t^cded rest. itself be a mere sham, it implies that Republican party honestly and means to secure the end. will So far ax I am able to judge the appoint­ seek to play all sorts of dodge games on this ment of Mr. Morrill is received with subject’ yet Republicans cannot afford uni venial satisfaction. As a party they President the Grant has of attention called Congress to action of the British Government m •potion of their strength with the people the --------------------------------------in will consist in this fact. When Governor theWiwdow case and recommends that in hiTidiLi rI>rmia?nUa3 D°“’noc 'Rhajl m his letter of acceptance speak on this subject, we trust that he will give no un certain round as to his own petition and purpose He fought and iron in his own state last fall as a hard-money candidate for eovernor ; and wc dow expect him to fight and win on the rame Ixiii os the Republican candidate for the Presidency. HtAe suitable artim. He appears to regard the position taken by England as a virtual repudiation /«>t tho J^CGnacf©rics THIPLE MUSEUM Eight Center Pole Tents. OX T'm 'T» Tqiu/i^L Tout. ^unL FIFTY ODD STATUE-ORNAMENTED CAGES OF WILD BFASTS EXOTIC RIRDB. MONSTERS OF THE DEEP, AND , CRAWLING REPTILES. ' The Standard Exhibition of the Universe extradition It is clause of th<* Ashburton treaty. be ap­ pointed to till the vacant scat in the Scd- supposed that Mr. Enormous Irre© Rhine will an> caused by Morrill s promotion, and at the expiration of Uie term next March, Speaking of the glorious ralrtraifou that he will have been elected to fill it meeting hold in Jncksou on Tanadar even­ fornix years. It h frit that he ing by the Republicaux of that city t he f 7/;. noed. tl* rest am h a change would bring him. llwrecavoy from his recent Bl > non. oEnnaK k. unrKT. neash slowly progressing and physicians or Hwrting,, ik. tm m«„ rf ,k. s„le have rccomm-nded the mountain. „r the boar the O,^. of R. B. ll.yn for Fnrf: I, 'fenr, .01 wbo» oomb.rtoo t„ ,u ' *-axhom. Th# hill for the equalixalinn of boun­ ■d.oeurf in ba rap^, rfc. ||Mlto- B*/ «D, w-Ibor rJtod upon, ,„J 111TOu, ties, which recently pawed tho House .Ti’b ‘"•'Ji ra~rl' * •>■““>> 1” alweet the same biB that only fried of ‘flk btoo-tox. Ln, .. tbc convention and predicted a triumph- or.ii.ro™>!,,. . It girt* to every pri­ vate, Don-commimioned officer Bailor and mi. >>.,« .TwhX’h^il^^ ■xnao, Uxh of th. r^utor Mml Tolu„. *«“ fcm, wb, .dtoarf Ap6| ,, IMlorfM., 9,18®, riyht third drflan pa mouth r„ .„d ,hc sorh in turf now w» u „lm ^nm with th« rnrrled work «rf rheramr, ri™^, ■«rrrf, drfwwtos .11 State u,a National •®>r«or ReprfJto.™ ererjwhCTn. thiw boantiu received. Soao doubt to exwould be .n ew, Uak. . An, rfourfttoLbrvLri^rlU CWUn. •»a u toil, .ppm.oa bj u* p^d„, -koala kb.toecWuli. lk«8emto. nul will find cbe Bnsnnn 00 Mlebisnn BuiMing. Cannriita. No «ry imporum logU^i, tmk. „r the Wdnut&- •UjU ouonptal OTti| a,, Mora ple in dectinjfGencnil Grant in the fall of yn° eeWRreper exhibition rf s. M. 1868, and repudiating tho Pendleton ion onrar hert.y avowed by the Democrats in ttheir th<5"““l«>rin Rowell', crhlbition in 3,31(1. 4 On., «rf Ono. P, Rowell A pM. Th.e Arenic 18 I™8T1I^VA^D , ■QVKSrtilAX, «T rrfenUe irftonaia, tot. ton. .. Daparf-m pin SEPAnATE F“O“ THK URAKD and t ZOOLOO ‘•■‘““I™ ™* ”ur oownttu™., or OYMXASTlC AXE ACnoilATIC TALENT IN THE ■ 1-BOFE8SIQN. ., THE GOLD EMBLAZONED STREET PAGEANT *■><■ ■- • UUnU Rrflra luiSZSl0^™? Co., .------------- Altontwa to than torn tn., pU« ,oe i, n. Hem tf perftiw Elephants, 2 tenet Blatt Riira ta aid Coi Aitelojc, Sea Lians, Horned Horse, Jto., fit. The roan. No SKH, Remember, The Great Forepaugk Show, ... Never Divides. That II moves along the public people, whocan br^old iteaturien('imim2L.l^?h<>,nl.of lhe fa"n*'» »nd toiling nraAaoutnul rh*< ev«» «•» «•'*" T» nno v ■» », “TkMportatlnn to carry It from Mud to stand RECOLLECT F"k £*»“■ Admit* to Menagerie, lit^^.-^^^jMldru Maxwjxl. ’ and dirrswie Mox*al Oonble dreuw, Under Democrats in the coming canvass the verdict rendered by the American peo­ wn. to torm-th™ the pnblic emBt ud th. doubt, Oto ften. a to the to- CBIATfflTimilW in the form of interest or principal ; and itI compromise seems good. A proposition will in this respect continue to bo fulfilledI having been prepared on the part of the bo long as Republicans control its admin­ Senate by Hon. Lol. M. Morrill, and a istration. The swindle of paying thisi counter one by Randall of the House. authorising lawful money «r other currency than 1876 "cunmer- are a "bard-money" party, and no small Among the acorei of publications which Parra. the Great Exposition has already called P. W.AIBKIIV. out, and so fir it seems to us one of the best, is a pamphlet of 50 pages, called "The. Centennial Exhibition and the Northern Central and Pennsylvania R. R.' THE FINANCIAL PLANK. Of courac the baok is gotten out in the interest of tbc corporation, but it is got­ Th* fourth resolution of Um platform, ten up so well, and the reader gets so adopted by the Cincinnati Convention much that is useful and entertaining, tint he can eariy allow the publisher to reads as follows : "In the first act of Congrcm signed by aay a fair word tor themselves. The cov­ er is an appropriate and artistic design, President Grant the National Government in dark blue on pale blue ground, and the aaaaned to remove any doubts of itn pur­ ■ firat thing thing tho reader strikes on Dore to discharge all just obligation. lo opening it will be of incalculable use to puUtc creditors, and aalomnly pledged its him if be is going to ths Centennial. It faith to mako proviaion, at the eariian »a tage folded sheet, having on one ptacticableponod, for the redemption of aide a map of the Centennial grounds, the Ignited Staten notes in coin. Com­ and on the other a complete map of Phila­ mercial prosperity, public merits, and nadelphia. This alone will preserve the tioniJ credit demands that this promise be book from destruction. Following is a 1fulfilled by a continuous and steady pro­ carefully written, concise and pramisable 1gram to specie payment." article on the Exhibition, which gives The historic part of this resolution refers one a comprehensive idea of what there to the Public Credit Act of March 18d>, m to see, and loaves him in an excellent 1SG9, by which the Government made a frame of mind to decide Jww to do it. The article is illustrated with some new formal pledge to pay all its interwt-liearing WheeierWaihlxoton, D. U. Juoe, 23,1876. FOREPAUGH’S 1876. Since tbcTreridents message to Con­ cial prosperity, public m-rits, and national gress relative’ to the appropriation bills credit demand that this promise be fulfill­ an earnest effort has been made to pen to imitate their example. views of the different buildings and grounds, and by &r the beat that have yet been made. They arc from the skillful pencil of Mr. Fred B. Schell, who has done sn much splendid drawing on wood for the past few years A short article on how to reach the the Centennial Exhibition is followed by a finely illustrated description of the dilfrrrnt pointe of interrei on he road from Niagva Falls lo Philadelphia, giving Views of the Falb. Seneca Lake. Watkim referring to the position, as stated in the "Honest money for nil, and free schools for all. There 'should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interference which will destroy the other.” A Valuable Traveling Companion. The Ashburton Treaty—The Boun­ ty BW — Legletatioo—Hayea and a hair from this position. Natimal Reptlilicai Ticket in good fighting trim, and its habitual suc­ cors greatly increased the confidence of the men in themselves and in their lender. ?.**; Nc5tiiu»». At len^h Early was provoked to retal­ V. 1. Mircwiiu U»o. BMUSMXU. iate and al daylight on the 23d of August g, J. Hearts made a vigorous attack on Sherdans out posts at Halltown. The attack was not Y.Oeacax. followed up, however, and at G p. m. Hayes'brigade sallied out and drove in tho enemy's skirmish-line, capturing a lot of prisoners from Kershaw x division. REPUBLICAN' CONGRESSIONAL CONI ENTION'- 3RD DISTRICT. This was a bold and brilliant charge, the Itewildcred prisoners, ax they were captur­ ed, exclaiming in astonishment, ‘ Who the h—late you uns ?" Ou. the 24th the sorti^was repeated, still more succcaafullv. and rwulted in the capture of sixty officers and 100 men, all from Kershaw's division portion the ni S^-Tb’. Tilings pa.*aed quietly from this till the r erasing ofSept. :jd,when Duval’s division, . including Col. Hayes' brigade, became in­ volved in a severe, engagement at Berry­ ville. The figbtfog was desperate, and, occurring mostly after dark, the flashes of musketry and exploding shells,'mingling with the fierce roar of conflet; made a scene that was friclitfully grand. The Dated. MaoUlt, C-' affair was a severe test to the valor ot the troops, but their lines, (hough in eminent 1 jeoponlv or being overwhelmned, never wavered. The battle ceased by mutural A BepuMieanCdmnty Generation to elect consent about 10 o'clock, and the picket lines were ro-cstablished. dey of Aarau next, nleo to elcet eiabt delec To lie concluded in next Monday's issue. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. houses of Congrcnt, against tho nearly sol­ id vote of Democrats, was a dedaration to the country and the world that, a$ long The Appropriation BiH—Belknap— as controlled by Republicans, it would Robeson—The District Com — deal honestly with iu creditors. The Tbe Secretary of the Treasury— _ Id or shine. JOHX A. FORKPAUGH, Mau^e’* �hejjrtlicajtojw. >er ficu L POtl P UHT mm. Council Proceeding*, Ancient Newspaper*. tings hold a sjwchl meeting pnrauant to a call at th® Council room June 30th. 1876. Rail eallad. Prwent, Mayor, Reeord.r, AM. Krone. MeNaughton. Lewis, Sheldon aud Tu'nllaaoo. COUNTY OFFICERS. Petition of Samuel Garrison to ap­ pointed Conslabl® la the Second Ward of th® city cf Boating® to fill a vacancy ore.-uiion»d by th® rrntoval of William Paurlle the late inIs Ferny GUIDE sen accepted On motion o! Al<I. Ttmlinr<n Samuel Garrison was appointed Constable to fill said R. TIME-CARD Yeas. Evans, McNaughton, Lewis, Sheldon, Oh molten the following persons were ap­ pointed special Police by ayes and nays. William Tinkler day and night of Julv 4th, 1876. Andrew J. 1876. Sunday*—except ar Rum day and night ofJuly 4th, ‘ Moses Rich day and night of July 1878. A. J. Rum day and night of July Cth, TIME CARD 8. S. Gamson day and night of July fith. Ayes Aid. Evans, McNaughton, Lewis. Sheldon and Tomlinson 6. V-**roue. ■BM dollars lay »lI2 m.; leav® gathering of time worn publication will provej after the establishment had performed in thalr meiropoHs : ••ThU Immense aggregation of menarerie. museum and eircu®, having closed a brilliant started upon an extended tour throughout the per Department, but also on® erf the salient State. Of the immensity of thia great ah->w aUraslloiu of Hi® Exhibition as a whole. All one cannot well conceive nnleaa he has feast­ ed hia eyre upon Ua thousand and one attract­ having th® ability and (he will to aid on tho ions. The menagerie, probably the most project should transmit their connigntneati attractive feature of the grand entertainment, without delay to th® Phihdelphia office of b replete with the finest and rarest specimen* th® Newspaper Exhibition, Ledger building, from the wide field of national history, and embraces many zoological wonders never be­ HO South Sixth rt rort. Philadelphia. Whilst fore exhibited here, and found in no other collection. The great importer of wild animals th®m labtls de. 1 gnat in g by whom they are Adam Furepwugh. has bent all his energy contributed, and all consistent care will be taken to preaerve them from damage. After to-day. his profession concede that hia is the standard exhibition on (either continent, and - that it ha* no paraUel inlb* aanah of atau*ements in point of solid merit and magnitude. The eow and horse antelope, tho living se« lion*, th® black I'oona bear, tbc African aland, the snow-white polar bear, the genuine Bar bary zebra, tlie horned horse, the water buffalo paper* issued which illustrated the atraita in from the river Nile, and the two horaed black which their publishers found themselves. rhitiocero® are rare specimens from th® natur­ Pink, blue, and yellow sheet*, wrapping pa- al kingdom, found in uo other menagerie in this c.>tintryt apd‘lbe.r sue® only AltW.fff th* mamloid tuarrelou. noveltie* lo be »een in into l|s Mr. Forrpaugii's Elaborated combination." '■The nii;aeutnb~an epitome of mueh that 1* novel and inileuZtive, and is a grand tribute The advantages to the public of aucli to the creative ingenuity cf man. It* aulom atic figure*, drummer*, eornet player* and mechanical bell-ringers—Its world of gayly plumaged ringing birds—fieM® of flowers and A single copy of tome senile fountaln.of iqarkling water interert everybody and elicit commendation from all visitors." The most startling feature of thl* magnificent perh-rtnancr is the astounding manipulation of five elephant* by the lad Mr. i'orepaugh's only. son. 14 years old—a veritable "chip of the old Mock.*' He compel!, them to go through iarredihle evolution.—forming pyra­ mids. ciimldng ladder*, and doing all ®ort® of impossible acts. The like was never seen anywhere, and we do not believe eau 1* per­ formed by any other herd of elephant, on ean Ii. ••Much of the rbarm of Mr. Forepangh'a exhibition lie. in the superb equipment of hi* splendid drou*. The gymnastic act* are all diwibie. and are so uniformly good tbnt the t|>eelai<ir is loo much plea.ed to say wliirh i» the best. The riding of the expert®. Mlle CAMPAIGN CHICAGO TRIBUNE. Jennette Anu strong and Borneo Nebaaiian. is of tho very first order, and never fails to cal! for Hayea and Wheeler. ojit the wannest msuifeualions of applause from the audience. The balloon leaps of the former, and the pirouette* and somersaults of the latter, hav® neverl*en equaled here. Of al! th® arenic exhibitions, this is perbsps the smoothest, avenrot sod mart meritorious. The music furnished by the excellent orehartra of Mr. Tony Fnaeks is frv*h and «.f superior quslity. In a word. Mr. Forepaugh perform* all he advertise*, has the must siiipendou* show, and the great wonder is how be can lake it through the country st all. We know he will have success elwewhere. luvanse he will deserve it.' the alwenev of different instruction*. will tranafrrred to acme historical society or mi 1. S. Garrison night of July 4th. 1876 PtiST OFFICE at 7:1T .“ja The gulden opinion* •xpressed everywhere of this gigantic combination must be gratify­ copies of antique journals and other coriori- ing to its opnlent Manager. It will be here on Thursday nsxl.July 6th. and we cannot c»tlng collection all pontons having ancient, contribute; and should the response b® a* J.M. NEVINS. P. U. all about the county. HAfiTTNGS/r MIH HT local ktyiw police? Greet Forepaugh Show, At the Centennial Newspaper&xhiUllon at Philadelphia, it has been decided to -Replay COTTON GOODS ARE GOING UP STEBBINS BRO’S. TIE TO BUY. IJIHHK WHERE ? At A. W. Bailey’s. Prints 7 cts. Lonsdale muslin 12 eta. Shirting Beta. Extra heavy Shirting 12} eta. Best cottonadcs 15 to 30 eta. Good Ticking 12 eta. Twenty l>onc Coraett 45 eta. Indies hose Exra heavy 10 eta. - Two buttou Kid Gloves 90 eta. A, nice line of Coat Bindings. New Style Shawls 90 eta. A full and complete assortment iof Clothing. Suits from 84.50 to 8-40. xxi5tf A. W. Bailey. I have the following property fur sale cheap for cash, or for good approved pa­ per. Two good work horses, one lumber wagon, one buggy, and three set of har- IIartixgk, June Sth, I.'S. 1876. Gkkb. GRAND DANCE. Remember the Bowery Dance al the “Agricultural Rooms,” on tho Fourth, nttd make preparation* to attend the “Grand Dance' al night. By order of Committee. xxi13w3 For Salk—A fin? mare and colt, nine will be given if drains! for an appro ved note. Inquire of Mrfrgnn Jones. , xxiStf Cantitxl "twin a speciality al Joint Stan, ley’s. xxlU Fur Sugar, the best and call on John Stanley. Keep It. Where you wul find all kinds of the cheap st, Our Centennial, Train has brought mo a well awwted, slock «f Boots, Shoes, and tiailcra for the summer and fall trade, which I will sell way down low for Cash. I also m«H the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil. I alto mH Well A Cistern Pumps. J. Maus Opposite the Post Office Hasting*, Mich. LAWRENCE-ALDRICH—At th® residmira of xxlltf th® bride® tstbsr. in Barry Jan® Klh 1STA by th® Bev. K. W. Bruee. Mr. Gears® Lswrencv. W. H. II. Heath, the senior member sad Mb* Xettl® AUrieb.all of Barry. Barry Co. of the firm of Heath, Salisbury A Co. Mieh. has retired from business in this city, and glDNAM-SnOBRS-Al th® M. E. Ptesonis* is now traveling for the Grand Rapids Woodlaad Center, on Jun*lit. by Iter. N. Bray. Albert H. Hidnaas of Pralrterillo, Mish..to Jen- Burial Cane Co. His many friends wish him success. nl® Xbons of Woodland. Mich.. QtfERT—Who will do die undertaking? SHEPARD—MILLER—At th® residence of th® bride® Esther, a I Uartlaton. Bargy «®aaty. Mich., Why Stebbiqs Brothers of course. on Joa® 3th. UTC. by Bar. N. Bray. Harris D. .ST>*card of Oliv®L Mieh.. to Ells A. Milter. GEORGE L JtEA TIES. mNipBE! Of ^very Description which we can sell chcai>er than any hous»in Bar­ ry County, for tbrac reasons: . IsL Because we have no rent. I » pay 21. Because we make the mot of our goods ourselves. 3cl. Because we keep thebert c work­ men. 4th. Jtecause wr- warrant all goods we make.1 We sell none of this cheaj>-made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods we make is mmio by hand, and wnrrauted. We invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for they al bear inspection. No trouble at all Partlra having Pictures to trama would do well to g ‘them framed af us u we can do it P .--rand Cheaper titan any house In P *y County., We keep the Largest mid Best uelccfcd stock of PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD­ INGS, Rrackets, Paper—Hold­ ers. Wall-Pockets, Slipper* ' HOLDERS, and everything In the Furniture lint, We Invite all persona to call and look Peerless Milk Safer. now on exhibition nt our Fun Huie Store. All kinds of work made to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture neatly dojtc. WE MEA*\BU81KE8S* . Furniture Rooms south side Stale St. op|>ositc Ii. A. Goodyear’s Hardware Store. STEBBINS BRO’S J. Cole <fc Son WHOLESALE A RETAIL (grocers TYTARRIKD ‘xhlbiled Pigeon Slaughter ques ylur Black, A. M. Kbeldon, I*. A. ni pl ion in the cilie* of the North. Prudence ,_ ■ >__ ...L<1,. Fads for the Million. Reed, M. D. If the ascendency of the RepuMienn pony in to be maintained, m The fact* raferrad to in th® above eaation sr® th® fscu in relation lo the rietortesover dteeaMSchlred by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. That reasoned toaie is daily adding freeh laurels of popularity to the great repatotisa whichII loaosine® obuinad as a llotcbki A fWUac Campaign Club la needed in every tun that can 1* devised for th® amaasament «»I Hnyes, W. D. : be public. > . Mudge. B. Ii «rem« t» lie co need ci that lite criahraliutt Bennett, li. tu iuorruwi ia to he the largest and in every Roberts, J. P, respect the l>ert ev®r held in the ctunty <rf Barlow, F. Harry. Th® propl® <rf the City have done all Cote, John. ■u their power to make it a credit to th® people Water*. Luke •.f the i’uuoty. and a fitting comBMuaonUioa Wickham, John ■ f tlo-Itttah aniveraary of the Nat tea* Natal Perry, Wiu li4y. ■ ’ ; ‘ SffiSBfW BaaUra. D. ' 1 be |*oplc interested in the Canlennial Col®. B. ■ 'vlebnuioB ofthedth of July, in ibis city, ar® Emith, under great cbligalioxui to Hon. D. B. Cook, Sherifft'rewy. ifon. Norman Bailey, Hon. Wv'r Twtov-ava'ooidMio on. jddror.. Tri-WMkly Camprtan Tribune-si Back numbers of the campaign edition c«b- for their money. Adilrewe. THE TRIBCN1 COMPANY, EXI-18A19 Cmcaoo. It JobnofUto Joonto/, you know tfcxl you have Iteen once compelled to Barna CaKitr, June 28th, 1B76. our going to any saloon on the PROBATE ORDER- we are at church, laud. I atn now all alone in the Photograph badness, nud as I have made ttrrangemcota to increase my f- cilitics for doing ibclter work than ever, all should call and get a negative taken. The superi­ ority of my work in the part is a suffi­ cient guarantee of fin>t-c work in the future. Rooms in Washington Block, south side State Street. 31tf Gbo.’.L. Ukatii. M. D. Reed drains to call attention to lit* new'Wagon Shop, where he may be found at all hours of any day, ready to do any work in his line, from putting aStew spoke in an old wheel, to the building of LIE ABAIR Shingles Lath &c. READ THIS and l.-c happy again A Great Rednction ii Prices! the best buggy ever seen in tlu? county hf Barry. Don't forgot the place; in the shop with Jason Rich A Bru., corner of Church and Railroad Street. SALISBURY A BROSSEAU xxGtf _______ FURNITURE Whitman’s Asaorted Candies—the brat n the market. A full supply al J. P Roberta'. ____ _ Dealers tn all kinds UpMstery Got* Brartefe Frants, Sc Em Busby not to be out done, has re­ fitted his tonHorial parlors, and everythin" about them uneat as a dew pin. Neckties, Collars, Curare etc. all first dass, can be found at Em's. Everybody ack nowlodges that Em is the best TLnsor in sixteen counties. sxfil.tf Fob Salk—A. valuable youtg Sab­ Corner of John be fair, and do not charge ns with any other man’s delin- mg found tejy of thousands of the bugs lying dead. Til is experiment is worth trying here ure, and that the dignity and efficiency presiding office. D. ' WATER LIRE home. Inquire of Marshall Priekct. IWIMMffi Look here ! Look here ! At all hours of the day Sunday, wo can l»e found at our residence. Broadway and Green Street, except while On the foliowing day he eprinklad la nuMintsrturW toetimouslt. t ’ • It Ma ®sM®®l of boa®s» pride to th® proprietor* of Hostetler's Bitter*, that noclaim* have be®a ®d • radeed in its behalf that could not bo corroboat ed by ample proof* bat mart arauaredly bad such been the case, they eould have expected nothin®, better than that a preparation bolstered up by stetomaato of tbc some strtipo as those indulged in by th® proprietors of cheap local bitter® and inaleoholic mbbteh. waalJ speedily di® of inanition. 8aab.haa tesa th* fa to of tbon-radi ofbMtuffed sham*, rather lew eBeaious than bill® waler The sneccss of th® Bitten i* aUrihutabi® to their ___ Tt.o nubia he* obecrvnl that what they are advertised to do. they do. and that no incredible pretension, ore mndc on UlU seeooat They have sained, and will conUno® to. retain the conudene® ana rsspeci o; ■» ty. for too intelligent to be ong’imposed upon by tbo Sham Abrehttmtetn of bbseratniloM quack* and dWrepuUbte speculator! of lite Banner, and il will bet just w well for you to atop lying about us, and about bath. Abont ndoxen of the oblid awn of Hartings, asrroru Ji.ordars, urinhry treable®. ir.tonnittont ■nd vemltoaat fsran. rheuraaiuku and debility aud thin of the public it* auperiority to th® palliative® whjph flood th® mar- write yourself down a/.«r for libeling the editor Special Correapondencc. •'n exchange tells of a man who placed two hundred potato huge in a bottle and aprinkled PICTURES 1 PICTURES 1 SPECIAL NOTICE. formatter to-morrow afternoon. They should Dwight & Burrnl.l on Thursday , July 6th, STUCCO ANNtHTNCKMKNT tothk public. append the *c«re: ill Offcr for Sale al tlie Lowest Until Rate LAND PLASTER W.d» nailing or >l» *'“»> Farmers remember that tlie old and reliable house of C. B. Salaliury is, aa over, buying eggs, butter, poultry and all kinds toto o/saidMl»ors In of farmer’ll produce, under Baritiw A Good E’a store, and paying for tltc name the hat Monday th® Mat icst market prtoc. Patronite the house ytm hunc to lx rrlialJe. XX2lf Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds cheaper titan any finn in the State f can do it, for, with the help of We J. M. HEWES ’hoi den at‘tK Probst* p*UUon®r*bout4ncit we guarantee Satisfaction. Ten, than any other House in the city. Doyon waul Uta tert Havana go to J. P. Roberta’ for them. kindly feeling* toward the many friend* they What! don't you think we can sell Hearse furnished frac to any person purchasing a Coffin worth O1C*. Wc £•#>» Divuk' Service oa the 4th of My. They will occupy at *M decidedly the public. the old roonw. Have (h* Hasting* xxlU of the public. xxl-I3u FOR SALE at THF BANNER OFFICF �UNDERTAKING Being a burioess that needs a great deal of experiency, RURAL TOW'S THE 00DLINO MOTHThe aodliog moth, or apple worm, de­ stroys a great deal of fruit in many arcliardA In some States it w estimated that one-third of the apple crop is destroy­ ed- There has .been no complete remedy for tbc depredations of this insect. Some fanners whose orchards are extensive have adapted plan the of turning their hogs in­ to their orchards, when the worm-eaten fruit begins to fall freely ; and others keep a large drove of swino in chards all summer. or­ tboir They devour the fal­ len apples, and tbc worms in them. kroens their numbers greatly. This If therv are more wormy apples than the bogs cat, sometimes a flock ran of sheep are turoqd in fur a day or two at a time to rat the apples. In orchards that are not very extemive, the fallen apples may picked up daily, and when enough bc have been gathered to. make a few barrels of cider, it is made, aud vinegar tt made of it. Ifbands of coarse paper, or made of hay ropes, bc placed around the trunks of trees, two or three feet from the ground, tbc worms that leave the apples will p> under them- to form their cocoons, or to “wind up,” as it is called, and many can be destroyed by removing the bands onoe in ten day x Some person.* daim that this is the only remedy that- need be practiced. , Tho wool '-kienco” in fanning is net u popular expression among the masses of our farmers, l-conuse hundreds of theoret­ ical writers, after haring obtained a little knowledge of agricultural chemistry, have thought that they wjjre able in a few arti­ cles to revolution™ our system of fariuing. Some 25 years ago it was stoutly contended by these humbug teachers of -‘scientific agriculture.” that every fanner should have the soils of his different field.an dysed, so us to know what particular ferilixer to apply. The chemists felt a wonderful interest in tbc subject; and [ offered to analuc a gill of earth, and give “a letter of advice" for 810! Then the world was excited over what Prof. Liebig, the great German agricultural chemist claimed to have discovered—which was. in brief, that every crop grown required a special fertiliser and to - ascertain what thjs fertilizer /should bc, take the dry straw,'stalks &£.. of a crop to an agricul­ tural chemist to be burned, and theirasho. when analized would shew from their diemical constituents just what kind of a com mcrcial fertiliser each crop should receive. To bc brief, I was going to say, that the true science of fanning lies in being well read, and thoroughly ■ posted” onpractical agriculture in all its ramifications. No man can fully understand hqt business, in these progressive times, without reading at least one good agricultural paper. He It u very difficult to ascertain juM what varieties of applet are beat for dif­ ferent States. Even the Northern and Southern sections of the State require some difference in rarities. ' The Amcri-. can Bornological Society has done much in regard to clarifying fruits for different localities. It has recently publithcd its last report, from which I condense the following important information to fruit growers. The two varieties of apples that received the most rotes, as succeed­ ing in the most States of the Union, were Red Aster chan aud Maiden's Blush. It would be safe lo set trees of these ex­ cellent rarities probably in every’ Slate ia the Union. The Baldwin and Rhode Island Qrbening flourish best in the Northern and Eastern Stales, and- the Ben Daria and Wincsap are especially valuable for tbc Wert. Among other popular sorts are the following : American Summer Pearaain, Carolina, Red June, (South and West), Dutchess of Olden­ burg, Early Harvest, Fall Pippin, Fam­ euse, Gnu-cnstien, Hubbardston. None­ such, Jonathan. Sweet Bough, Roxbury Russett. Summer Rose. Tallman Sweet and Twenty Ounce, all being popular in the middle States: and some of them do well at the South and West, but they are not particularly designated for the latter NEW AOVERT1SMENTS. will, of course, find much In such a paper that is of no value ; but in the end it will pay to read such a publication, by­ discarding the chaff and storing up the wheat against die day to bring into use. $600,000 POMT1VKLTNO FOSTPONMKNT t LIST OP GIFTS : Dm Grand Cash Gift......................................... !!<•>. Oa. Ura-d CaaMHfl___ _________________ SO. I Turnips are a profitable crop, if grown on rich land. Fire hundred bushels to the acre arc often grown at a coat of about • 15, including gathering and putting One Grand Cash Gift...................... them in a ctllir, root house, or burying them, making the cost only three cents a bushel. Some variety in particular, which is frequently sown among com, immedi­ ately after the last hoeing, Care should be taken not to sow the seed too thick, as thinning out is not generally practiced when grown ia this way ; nor is any weeding done. This is decidly the cheap­ est way that a crop of turnips can be grown. Cover the seed by a brush drag drawn between the rows of corn Some farmers object to growing turnips to feed to cows, on account of giving the milk an unpleasant flavor; but this u obviated by THE NEW YORK feeding the turnips, either when milking in tlie morning, or immediately after milking, and do bad flavor fai imparted to the evening milk. MILITARY In bmlding a bam a good large cellar should be built under it But where no such cellar exists, one ra bc your bam made at small east. S or the South. H near a hill facing the It would Lew —------gout a cellar __________________ on the mdcofl hill, walling it up, and placing some timbers across the top. upon which place cheap two inch pine, chertnntor other durable planks to support the earth roof. The door should be thick, and made to shut very tight;. and then no front eowld enter sueh a collar, unless in a very cold climate, where two doors would be necessary. If no well side hill exists near your bora a root bouse can be built an level ground. If yon can dig dowu two or three f«wt, and can drain the house by laying drain pipe so much the better. In this case you go dowu wy two fuel, lay your walls, and hank four feet outside all a-ound, except­ ing where the door is to go. Put a double pitch roof on it, shingled, and across the plates lay joaks to support a floor. In the gablaond, over the door, a small door abort be made to admit hay or rtraw to fiD the space weil packed. The bowk around the building should be sodded up in rim Spring; and you will have a not ediar, frost proof, and not unshAfty. Bweh a ev&r abort be made Em braces under one management the Great Trunk Railway Lines of tba WIST and NORTH-xVKST. xod. with Its numerous branches and eooaewtkma, forms the shortest and quickest route l>etwoen Chicago and all pointe in Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan, Minnesota. Iowa, Nebraska, California and the West­ ern Tekrttoriis, its After many years In the business, can truly asy that *-l*ey can do better work, and give better sat­ isfaction than any other Ann in thh section. W. II. Stebbins, tbc senior member, with the experience of a Hfo* time, will always give his petwmal at­ tention to this part of their extensive Omaha and California Line bu silica*. Hearse and Team furoirhail when Is the shortest and beet route for all Bdnts in Northern Illinois, Iowa, akota. Nebraska Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Cali­ fornia, Oregoni China Japan and Aubrralla- Ite requested. The Electric Balm will be used only when desired. STEBBINS BROS, Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line u the short line for Northern Wis­ consin and Minnesota, nnd for Madi­ son, Kt. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and all pointe in the Great Northwest. Winona and St. Peter Line xxratl YOUNG MEN Is tba only route for Winona Roches­ ter. Owatonna, Mankato, Sv Petke New Ulm, and all poiuta iu Southern and Central Minnesota. Its Green Bay and Mi». Jette Line the only l!ra for Janesville, The most extensive. thorough and comWatertown, FundDu Lac.Oshrobii, AppijnoE, green Bay. Escanaba lele hut it uli ou of-the kind in the world­ Negaunee Marquette, Houghton, light thousand graduates of this college Hancock »«v< the Lake Superior Country- it* cities and towns of the United Stoles Is Chicago and Milwaukee Line la tbc old Lake Shore Route, and is the only oue passing through Evanston, Lake Forest, Highland Park. Pullman Palace Cars are run on ail through trains of this road. Thia it the ONLY LIKE running these cars between Chicago and HU Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago and Winona. At Omaha our Sleepers connect with the Overland Sleeper* on the Union a R ail road fur nil points West ot the Missouri River. On Ute arrival of the trains from :b* East or South, the train* of the Chicago 4 North-W’cstem Railway LEAAE CHICAGO as follows: For Council Hluffi, Omaha and Cali ft»rnla,Two Through Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Drawing Room ami Sleeping Cars through to Counri1 Rluffii. For St. Paul and Minneapolis, Twc Through Trains Daily, with Pullman Palace Car* attached on both trains. For Green Bay nnd Lake Superior, Two Trains daily, with Pullman IWmv Cars attached, nml running through to Marquette. For Milwaukee. FourThrough Trains daily, Pailman Car* on night trains, Parlor Chair Cars on day trains. For Sparta nnd Wiuoua aud points in Minnesota. One Through Train dally, with Pullman Sleepers to Winona. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Through Trains dailp, with J^illanm Cars on night trains. For Dubuque and Ia Crouse, viaCIiuton. Two Through Trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night train to Me urvgor.’iuwx For Sioux City and Yankton, Two Trains daily. PuHmau Cars to Missouri Valley Junction. For Lake Geneva, Four Trains daily. For Rockford, Sterling. Kenosha. Janesville, and other points, you can have from two to ten trains dally. New York Office, no. 415 Broadway; Boston Office. No. 5State Street; Omaha Offite, 253 Farnham Street; San Francisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street; Chicago Ticket Office; G2 Clark Street, under Sherman Hoose; corner Canal and Mattison Street; Kinsie btreet Depot, corner W. Kenaie and Canal Street; Weil* Street Depot, corner Wells The Rijht ft ef ’Kdacation for Yohde Ben. Magnificent granite' building, with • ele­ gantly fitted and furnished apartment* fur, the application of and carrying out of our novel and systematic methods of BUSINESS TRAINING. Vining men wlu» eontcniplate a busino* life, and parent* haring sous to educate, arc particularly requested to send for document.* relating to the college, which give full information a« to terms, condi­ tions of eutarncc. etc. Address. CHARLES R. WELLS, 1’raudewt, Arie xx29tf flarm. Conn filCKFOnn W0MXT1C \AHITT£R THE IICKFOII AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine I DaUA. g—Um>. J—t T, COMMlMiOUCR*S NOTICE. TT K th* Bsdevsinsd. bavin Uaa apartst fw tka ProMts Ctori gar taa Coast? of it 5. AGENCY LEARN TELEGRAPHY Marvin Hughitt, Geu. Hup’l, Chicago. W. H- Stexxrtt. Gen. Pax*. Ag*t, Chicago. xx89 > ply FARM FOK SALE! WOOL. WOOL. RE IMPROVED A First-Class Farm, WELCOME MARBLE. HASTINGS. MICH.. Max 24. ICT. XXIteU POSITIVELY CURED FOR SALE OR TRADE. ONE iX) KTABLE STEAM SAW MILL in good order runing every day, ONE HEAVY PAIR OP MULES 7 yran old ONE 5 year old MARE, ONE’ BUGGY nearly dcw. also ONE HEAVY STA­ TIONARY ENGINE, for sale on GOOD TERMS. For parttcohra enquire on the premises one anile west of Carbon Center. xxilTml PROBATK OBDKR. 'amt B lU-IAKU, txmonEmi TEN PFN BALLS WANTED! toisd.MsyS.lCT, ~ * n»«WWMiSS.?ESK5 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-06.pdf 96b712fe9fda494d1ca7f7fc6434abfe PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 20 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN1 THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1876. WHOLE NO. 1063. very careful, and he kuuws that it is .fur me to go to my old home, and I liaro hit good ; ’ ra drawing a chair to bit Led- nO» fully deeiuod wW 1 d£tll do this sumshe poured a few drops on his ku>w. mer-r-piobably teach again." ■Don’t you get tired Mimctimre of such and in the gv-ntlest manner possible rubbed the inflamed joints. He quivered all over a round of duty ?" “If I know a thing is duty, I never in- . [From the Country Gentleman. Albany at lhe first touch of her hapd but did not OF THE cry, and finally sank fIT to sleep, his tend to think it pwwible to be tired of it mother standing by in wonder. "If it don’t till it is performed." beat all!” she whispered . “he Won't let The tea was not a very social meal, ns X* CHAPTER TEN. me touch him with my finger, and here- each o»ne was thinking of the coming ropOu tho first of March, Mi® Wardlow you hare rubbed him hard with your eratj«n>. When they roAc from the table, Hugh brought Mi® Wardlow her hat and j was ushered into a nicely furnished cham­ whole hand 1" K "I wax very careful ut finrt, you saw, i>ac<]uc,- which she took and put on. ber, w'th a bright fire burning in the _“I promised Hugh to go nnd walk I cannot stove, and everything as comfortable aa till the muscles relaxed a little. benr to think ofhk being a cripple." with him thia evening.” raid she to Mrs. money aud care could prepare. . The next morning the operation was Griffin. "1 hope yon will eiyoy yourself here," "Did you include me-too, Hugh ?” 1 said Mrs. -Griffin, “and poor James hopes repanted, and he coufesrted that the joints you will have Hugh here evenings, nnd were Iraltcr, and that he had slept better asked the doctor, raising. than usual ; his mother Raid it was all a "We are going to the graveyard, air." Euilre Satisfaction. A catload ulticndy sold thli year among the best Karm­ & “Let Jawj* come up every day. The notion that he had taken—th' amid do it raid be, hesitating. en in Barry County "A physician ought certainly to calK exercise wilfhc a benefit to him, and he just as well ! Two weeks showed lhe good results in there sometime. May I accompany you, can look over his studies, and I will read to him. My evenings are to be my own James' increasing strength, and. he could MimWardlow?" "You may jgin us after a while, docthis spring. Mr. Jjlison would not hear bend his limbs and had walked acroM the i a word of evening schools thia terin ; he room will out erutchfri. The doctor was •or, if you would - Hke-. • wr m» going to I said I lie days were long enough to work delighted. Mr. Griffin did not rty much, take a last lopk at the old home.’’ le tiro Best Reel Rake Machine in‘tLe Market. Tw.» linger bars, and throe t>« j in." "Thank you. How long before I shall but one day ho told the doctor if there of knives, furnished with every Combined Machin-- We also have the ' “James wanted Hugh to board here, too, ever was an angel on earth, it was Abba eonw ?'* Wardlow. Dr. Eirerson agreed with him “ An hour perhaps, glancing at Hugh, | hut Mr. Mayhew's folks said they would not give him up; and Sarah cried when without licstitaiian , it had bee" hi* opin­ who was standing rather impatiently a it was mentioned. You will hardly gel ion for some weeks, though he hod not the door. After they left the yard, she took his hand in hers. him away firm there, I fancy. You know mentioned it. Which Is the lot One Wheeled Machine in the Market- Cull.and “We did not care to have any one with Ths school was doing splendidly ; every­ they lust their only non, a year ago, that thing went on like clock work ; hut Mm. u« now. The doctor did not think.” Watson thought the teacher was working ‘•1 am glad you did not let him, Abba ; did not offer to take him, before you prom-1 too hard, and getting to look pale and I could not have gone there with any one — - 1 | ise his mother that you would.” .Both FitJahed and l.'nnnhhcd. I but you”—and Ke swallowed a low sob as i 1 f Mi® Wardlow had thought nucha t!-ed. “You must leave off nursing Janjcs," I ho spoke, and tunrad his head away. i_ ------- ----------- -----------’—.'-------- - -------- ------- ------ -------- - —s"l','Nuke»1 thing lierwlf, ahe liad not mentioned it: i Biiipsaei., and Michigan Sweepstakes, also the Birimall Clover1: :--td■ she ■ thad 1 proved - j .« __ j_ -> ■ >.her _ she said, “and go out more, nr wc shall | They walked on in silence till they already that I HUL1.BX arrived at the gate of the churhyard, ■ brother, as >-be called him, was a source of have you to nurse." "I think I could bathe James." put in which Hugh opened. THE Of * । real joy and comfort. She had now an JACKSON WAGON CONSTANTLY ON HAND . "Thia way, please, Abb,. After baby i object to love and to toil for; and the dear Hugh Marston, “if Abba would le». me EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. ^ied. we used to come, Addie and I, every . child had, by his gentle affection and win­ try." "Well, Hugh. I would try. It is too day, to see where she slept." ning ways. established a strong affection Hand in hand _lbqy...threaded their for hiiu, which wait daily strengthen. He hard for her with all her other dutira." James exported to be killed, but Hugh way, till they came to a little group of I had always been fine looking ; but he was grave* apart from the rest. Hugh stop­ had seen it done, and was very gentle and his । now really handsome, and it must be own| <-d that there wa» a feeling almost of pride touch, light, and Jam<» admitted be did it ped in astonishment. Four pure white TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION • ! iu Miss. Wardlow's heart, as she looked very well, though not quite as well as Miss headstones marked the resting places of j upon the improt neat. She could but Wardlow. She had requested her adopt­ the dead, with na^c. age and date of ' notice the contrast between him and James ed brother to call her by her Christian death neatly engraved on each. "Oh, Adda, you did this !" cried he, ■ Griffin, wbo.it was feared, would be crip­ name when out of school; “for” said she,\1 around her neck. ; pled for life ; his joints were swollen and "it makes me think of my mother ; I do blinding his arms stiff.’and his emaciated figure told of ter- get no tired of being on my dignity all the "Momma often Raid she wished she could get a head stone f»r papa and Emma, ■ riblo pain. Three months before James time!’ ’ I. am so "How that Hugh Marston has changed but she could not afford it. ' had been full of health and life, and . there was uo pore promising boy in town. since he was under the care of Mi® Ward­ happy you did it." “I knew you would be. and I could 11 ugh come riuiidly and bashfully to the low !"®ud Mr. Jillaon to Mr. Griffin. “1 never should think it was the same not bear die thought of leaving them schfHilhouse. hardly daring to lift his eyes, here without its being done, so you could । and no ooc had noticed him in his poverty child.”. "He could not help improrin" to be with remember it when you thought of Col; and shame. Truly has it been ' projrascs aud God dkpoeaa.' we ow not her. A man feels belter to talk with her charter, and the dear ones who rested eno half hour ; she is truth and goodness there. You need not mention it. dear, what a day may bring forth." all over, and it fairif make* those she min- as it concerns only yojt and me." The next evening after ahi? The click of the gste-kteh prevented* , lished in her new apartmenf, James .and gle»< with better for the aMociation," i Hugh were sitting by the iork table, buri“I wonder what iu.e is going to do after farther nonvcraation, and Abba Wardlow ly engpgial in drawing a sketch of a house Hchool is out ? Have you heard her ray ? I walked slowly away, leaving the orphan boy alone. with trees in lhe background, and their Hupposc she will taken vacaf in;" "James said he heard her" ’I Hujilume । loved teacher was sewing, occasionally glancing al the sketches. A quick step day that in five weeks they would start By request we print the following arwas heard ascending the stairs, and Hugh fur Fairhaven ; she had tbuig* there that , roac to answer the rap on the door ; Dr. was her mother's that she must attend to.” tide upon Homeopathy in the University, "I saw her down at the stouc-cuttcr's 1 Emerson entered. from the June number of the Lmurt, a “Well, this is comfortable, 1 declare' the other day. and asked Crosby what she medical journal, published in Canada: I would not mind being a little sick my­ was after, lie said lie could tell better ! "Wc must confess that our sympathies when he knew himself. He is a clone self, fur the »akc of an evening iu such are strongly with the Medical Faculty who quartcra. How are you, James? Did UK>qthed body." refused to give over the Univcraity of "I heard her mention one day that she ' you manage to ge</vp Rtaira alone?" Michigan,^hand and firal to the Huuura' ‘-Yes, air. It docs nut hurt me as inach had Dever bad a grave stone set at her palhs. We,"in’ Ontario, have not Jong Pcrhapw she went to see ' rf I exported. 1 have not though how mother's grave. since ptMuxl through a somewhat similar 1 shall get down again ; it seems *<• good about having one sent to Fairhaven." crisis. Wc have discovered that the true • ! to get out of the Ritting-TOom." “Iprvnumc that was it, aud Crosby PHI!.. W. NINKERN. way to crush' out ‘pathies* and ‘isms,' is -1 du not wonder. One gets lirod ot wiraidn’l tell fur fear ho would lose the to educate all up to lhe same standard—to ■ being confined iu one place m> long ," and chance of netting it." adopt a leveling up process, instead of the placing bis fiugera on the boy's pulse, he ; 'lhe u insane ' cry The day after the chm^orihe School antagonistic ope. HARVEY WRIGHT, pulled out his watch, and sat for u moment was the Sabbath—a bright, beautiful -kttmiiuy. tlwil, knarcry, quackery, and • in silence. Ik the like. - Such a policy serves but to Au I "Your pulse k the best to-night it has April day. The birds' filled tho air with petprtuate the evil, so to speak. ’ Raise : been since you were sick. I&noy Miss tlrair welcome music ; the buds were the standard of education for all who desire swelling on the trees, nnd spring was ren­ ■ Wardlow is better than medicine." to enter the nsofresion, and you will soon i ‘I do not get to thinking about myself dering everything lovely and ddightftil. After church, Mr. Griffin invited Hugh extinguish all pathics, ism, and men of I no much as I did.” . one idea in medicine. Educate them thor­ I "That is best; only koep your mind to go with them to supper, and Jamw oughly and they will Ira the better able to occupied so as not to brood over your ail- canx-out to meet them. "J think wc arc getting on preUy well discover the errors iu each system, and ■ meats, and you will have a chance to gain. gather up the truth from all. It is to late to come uown the steps and walk ho well I But, James, those knee joints must be in the lUth century to endeavor to put i nibbed. I do not like you to be a crip-, without a crutch," raid Mr. Griffin, as he down quackery by any other means. All pie, because you have not resolution took his son'a hand. ‘ The doctor ductor says aayx you must not let Miw enough to bear a little pain. Thru© timai __ it____go_____ J Jn Wardlow away till rI am quite weU, each day you ought to have the liniment w arc of little avail. Neither should the unless!' go with her." applied, and have a thorough rubbing." regular profession stand idly by with fold­ “I have been wondering what you "1 cannot bear it. Doctor Emerson ; It ed anna and allow the enemy to have full I seems as if it would kill me." and tho। would without do her.” sway. What has the Society,!'State Med­ "He mart learn to help himself,” mid — ■ tears gathered in his eyes. ical) or the tnonbers of the Faculty at "Think of being a cripple for life I It, Mias Wardlow, ."so as to come to Fair­ Ann Artrar to fear from the Homeopaths haven to make or a visit when die would be dreadful always to have to — go and a small following of students which is ”F HASTINGS AND VICINITY. weather is nicely warm." with crutches." sure to become leas every year ? Nothing, "]»am afraid he will not do anything “I think, Doctor." said Mi® Ward whatever. No ! let them rather stand DR J. B. LaSXJRE low, “that Jarnos will muster up resolution when you are gone. " manfully at their peat of duty, let them “He would be a bad boy if he did not enough to have it dome. I, will bo his have faith in their own profsmioo, let them uarae for a while if.you will tell mo what try to get well, after a" that has been bo true to themselves and those under done fur him. He and Hugh will have to do.” their instruction, and let tine “tJw arbit­ <r ooneultatica durin< lJ76«nd fine uport fishing iu lhe pond. They The doctor explained to her the ncceter of all things be judge of the result." aity of getting up a friction of the muscle,, have a good boat, and thc ••frays go out very often." ' and the importance of preveuting the con A* they entered the sitting room. Dr. traction of the cords of the kg. He left, For Sugar, the beat and the cheapest, i Kourson met them. call on John Stanley. THE UNPARALLED SUCCESS 5991 SHOOLMISTRESS. TABLE BAKE! 3 «» YANKEE UV A VKB3IONT FARM Mil’s WIPE. 25so!dlastyearand everyone gave THE PKERLE S COMBINED MACHINE WITH the JOHNSON RALE, TRIUMPH SINGLE REAPER, SEETHE BATIIPLATFORM BUGGIES GEO. M. DEWEY One door east of. Goody ear'a Hardware. MESSER & POWERS. Hastings, April 12. 1876? R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON, WESMHL AND BUSINESS CARBS. DENTIST Ikkiian. Great Bargains READ!READ! READ! Special Medical Announcement ■Joy Comfort and Happine-sn tatutt Sick ui Afflicted! Pianos aud Organs The Smith American Organ, HAZELTON BBO.’S PIANOS. ERNEST GABLEB PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. Old Pinos and Onm ^Ei •*- tO.T.VCTTA STOTTJ7t«. -®» •^nstzi •im. BULLOCK, Wholesale gent for Michigan R. D. bw ---Nort hern Ohio and Indiana. Rapids, East Uag.naw and ■ Branch Houses Mira Wardlow and Hugh aaristed > . . i - ____ -^-yru . D. BROWN, Piano Tuneh “Miss Wardlow rayti I am to take euro xxlU I have the following property fur radu cheap for cash, or for good approved pa •Mahew’a. Mira Wardlow brought down •olin a boat Bahia*. * Tbatwillbe the liniment, and told Jam® .be was plesa^nL" 1 __ a.—-' —c “I suppate it would. But arc yon real­ suing to fulfill her promise. “He won't let you touch him,' said ly going to leave thia week, Mi® Ward­ • "r' Jan® Mrs. Griffin. * • ■ u "Oh, he will not refuse. • -I shall be low r ‘I think a^; it wiDbc necessary for HASTINGS) June 8th, 1676. �det> is a man offair personal charaetft, respectable in al! of' •— •> langtage and •iu • good habits, decorous his social relations. ter of the Cincinnati nominations to im­ 1876. —Something About the Foreigners —The Lighthouse and the Fog-horn Agrieurtural Hall. Again, wc such, and so would Gov. Parker of Naw Jersey, and so, if lie could have secured the support of his own party, would Henry B. Payuc of Ohio. Either of these men would have called more Democratic strength in tho elections of Ohio and Indiana in and either of them stronger in New in State October, been would have York November. The opposition to Tilden in his own State has gone too far, has become too inveterate j and extended, to be composed before the ; Presidential election. The two Among tho numerous routes by which Centennial travel rrnudta this citv liule attention has been paid to those by sea, which are coming to furm an important The great “rush" which has been pre­ item in the arrivali of visitor* from the dicted al! along appears to have really be­ seaboard cities of tho Atlantic coast from gun. Anywhere from fifty thotuand to Maine to Fl-nid*. Those visitors come aud one hundred thousand people can distrib­ bring with them1 tbeir provisions, home, and servants ; they charter steamers for a ute thetnselres around the grounds with­ round Grip, embracing state- rooms, fare, out ever running against one another or •nd board. Several of these bare alreadygiving the apperance ofa crowd, yet daily arrived chiefly, from the Eastern State*, frequenter* of the spot readily notice a and remain a week or more in dock at thr thicker dotting of the landscape and a wharves, where tbeir passengers repair to their lodging and for their meals. The more striking aspect of the buildings, such steamer Empire State, formerly of the Box­ ax. has appeared for the past four days. ton and New York line of steamship*, The meets, ucwij newly uuuueu dubbed ute the riuoiiDg Floating I'alaCC Palace Hotel, Hotel. AUC great number uuiumi of ui new BCW faces laoce one uociuccio, too, is another indication of what the gate “ now *° port, on her first of a series of ■receipt* positively prove-that the alien- | ftur>d^‘e 1*. bringing with leading 1 Democratic.papers of New York city can­ For Vice-President. WILLIAM A. WHEELER, not. if they would, obliterate their damag­ ing record of denunciations against him ; “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one hor seclerian intolerance which will destroy the other.” . KKPVBL1CAK STATIC COXVRMTIOS. and score* of leading politicians all over the Slate are in Be­ the same position. I*. ■ til be chiw weeks igo. .h..™ Up U) Thuredey even ( .»d fewrlw eomie, end ,oie,. for cry is “Mill they cutne.” MichigaB has^pkeed Ohio ||87R FOREPAUGH’S GREAT WMA1. SMI ACTUAL MAGNITUDE!! WITHOUT A SINGLE PARALLEL. The Vulcan the masMw. could with His election as Governor two not sare prestige, what it Was. bi* party 'from sinking and itAtorb. HASTINGS, THURSDAY, JULY 6 ADAM ............. 1 ..Ji, . J ". ' .uluii |llk„n,t . . . , .... ** “* ' ^ra’1^ 1 ’ anole, for instance, have donned the { tn u*. fm Iu- iuu<t tav« American fashion* from plug hats to ' whut the «-diti.r id' WmJ County fast. To what, then, are wc Thunderbolts for her Mie proportion of U> by the cunnua eyes ofthe vulgar. That enterprising and aeniitircpeo|ile, the Jap- which Forges flimsv And all these arc not "home folks.” Candidate, Governor' Haye*, under many foreign risitani is not obligations. Michigan Ural State verpr large as yet, though there is quite a to unite her solid vutTWith ttat of Ohio yeare ago by 50,000 in New York was sprinkling of costumes and farts that are for Governor Ihymf, in the Cincinnati by no means such a personal triumph a« easily recognised asun-Americen. Then* Convention, uiid 'Frank U. (’ull.-y, (,f t|lc the fit>| MichiGovernor Gastpn'x election in Massachu­ is the pictumque attire of the Turk, and Eaton Itapidx JuhthhI gin Editor tn hoist the name id’ <)bhi‘s setts on inc same day ; but both events, unique dress of tho almon eyed Chinaman. -------- -- Chinese seen ..v.v Thene here are v> of.u<r the ui^uct higher L'Vorite at the head of lit* t-oluuiu*. which in fact, were due to ttat singular tidal class, who druw rather different from the • did sonic three <»r four n>i>nth> ago. wave which in the previous October had shiny sack aud sabots of Ah Sin, so faiuilbear arc a« l» of friendship .uni faith not made William Altai Governor of Ohio. iar in miM ofoureitta m>w-a day* The*- : ,u ta torgotieu In Olii.Mn*. Xw/mJ. - The sinking of the Democratic majority in national owJumi*< would p, rta|« ta still I l,h" f Theatave w.- clip fr.itii th • Kitau C. uuty New York to 7,000 la»t yearpnivos that more ootumouly «-wi if it wen- not Kir tin | ever enjoyed any special popularity 1876 wliid. ing over on* million aud a half of people ■ 8iU is charged, including three meal* j>er have entorud through the gates, and the : day. sides, there is no evidence that Tilden has Tilden-* ]4rsoiial iss I ™®.x k that four fcen can remove, __the Hone boat and take it t_ lifting or digging, in from five •C to fifteen | minutes. In the oldest time stump* were a senowt obBtruction to cultivation of new ground and could only be removed by pa­ tient and long continued labor or busting PntLADXLvuiA July 1st, 1876. Gen. Hancock would tare proved lected. lotiU^l to । The “Ru*h” hat eommenoed - Over a paign ttan has been ot-erved. the Republican party might tare been se­ For President. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. of Ohio. J on th part a sorrewhat higher tone to the cam­ candidly think that a stronger op ponent of Natisial Repiblicai Tieket CENTENNIAL LETTER _______ Million and a half of people,'*o hr This fact ought to unite with lhe eharac Hastisoa, Mich., Jri.r 6, q^R io a^rita ths pleat leather bools, and from a rear ch- i did not know, that tin- name of Ruthii ration would l>e mistaken for genuine I American*. Thi* vulgar curiosity ta< • of prevented a great many foreign -n> frotti j j reasons. There is n remarkable dearth of appearing in ihoir national drvws, and as ;■ \ euiMOijUence the ground* do not prraeni , strong men iu lhe Democratic party staul ttat pictunsu|Ue appearance they should 1 | this time, so ttat a second-rate leader up •< tliw ball in motion Next week I shall give some idea nfihri vdit lor the work they pear* first-rate. Tilden, too, has had n bet- curious and inteKMing exhibit* ofihtw ' tcr record on the currency question than countries in the main building. At the northeast corner of the Govern- > most prominent Democrats. Rut hi* ment Building a Curve of workmen i* now ■ tower ofstrength in a |>arty point of view engaged in putting up an iron lighthouse ' I has been that he is the only Dcnnwrat — wn«* _ 'which, wh.-n flnldied. will fully illuiniuhas made the tau>t el-im< t . the .... »te the prori»inn» made by the I tavernto. | name •‘Reformer.' As the cimjk^gn gnes mint for protecting lhe liv»* and property of all who crave the , danger* of the <taq’.. Ion tham claim* will bo folly kifi«.l. Mr. Tlw base of this wtrueturc is of woud. but > Tildens various railroad speculal taiv l»y will ta painted to represent swum*. To ihi- ! which he is said to tare amassed u fortune tin* iron flag* of lhe super slrm-ttire ami ; never ertimated at I than three million*. tailed, and atave this i* a high iron cylin : ' will l*e inve .tigatrdnnd .notnc of thcia Lid dor 18 feci in diameter, the whole Imine I I tt»pi**l by an ornamental tower. Iu ihe ■ i open to lhe li-Lt. centre of thi* clevntiou is a place for a reThe uuravliug of hi* reform pcetcUMons। volving or flash light of the fourth grade. from his associations with Tammany rule, and over one of the dormer window* quite in New York and the infamous Democratic a* ornamental as they are useful) is to be placed a fug bell weighing 4950 pound.*. election frauds of 1868, Will al.**» become 1 Both of three signals are operated by dock an interesting topic of public inquiry. work, which delicate yet massive piece of That a reformer should have the hearty mechanism derives its power from a weight cters Household Melodies support of such men ax Billy of over 300 pounds, and by a simple change Fowler, Ben. Wool and John Morrtaey of motion is made to revolve the light or strike the fop bell at the intervals required. is certainly a curious phenomenon in poli­ The clock-work exhibited is intended to ktkiis ctavo hokvsks tics to which justice is surtA to be done — •trike first, three times, then twice, then and ttat, too, without injustice to the real once, and so on. Thiajs the signal adopt­ ' ““ "sJeL"".cM-cwwi. ed for one of the shoals on Long Island, to merits aud worth of Mr. Tilden** record which the light house now on the ground* in the work of reform. is to bo removed after the Exhibition. We dwell upon this subject now be­ Near this new attraction is the fbg-*yren, acked bubctions cause it will be seen ttat the St. Louis whose very uMyrenlikc roar has so often Caataiaias S*er»d startled visitors to the Exhibition. This platform puts it iu the fore-fnxit of the car-splitting instrument« little more than [ campaign. The word “reform” is harped a very much elongated horn blown by I upon with a persistency and din all throngh steam, and yet it has been heard at a dis- 1 Hit resolution* which reminds bnc of the tencc of 35 miles. The fog-horn is kieolod ' CHONS. old saying/that barking dogs never bite. a short distance from the Ohio Bufte Build A fair specimen of its value is seen in lhe ing, and some smart w^ h« remarked ttat thi* m very appropriate. As it roqairre bitter complaints of bow much the Rcpubthe use of frreh water tn generate its Ire- ! ktkbs mendous lung jiowcr, it cau only be tis.xl 1 followed by the demand that the raramp-1 at intend points, but mren when fJaosl ' tion act- the chief step taken by cither ■ >mc dmlanre from the hcallsnd it tax been found nry effective. —a— party toward the restoration of specie payAgrirtltaral Hall, whieh has been the • f . P fl most backward of the Urge Irafldiny, pre- 1 "A VREliE DE LA LrEM K These reformer* at St. Louis nbm pre­ sente an infinite variety of attraction m *11 ' Hi»»u Muia L» ■■■h ■nth*'...?.____ strength wnich Tilden took into the Louis Convention and which carried S. D. lUxix.x. CUainuaa. L.Wfll«are. j the nomination ? REPUBLICAN CONORCSS ION A I, CON VENTION—3RD niSTRICT. To a combination PATENTS PKi-ERS MUSICAL MAGAZiNES *-alitlin«lb«i tor of defcpi .. W.U KEATON. JOHN DOW. 8-J.BlTBHnr Ctaimaa DANIEL STH1KEli. A. J. ALDRICH. 1 hree n«l CDnauic >Iok-nl 1 C O P Pentus S Haetinc*. The Democratic Nomination for President. It could hardly be said that the nomina­ tion of Samuel J. Tilden on the second 1 allot at St. Louis was received with sur­ prise because there wax ax much prospect of that as of any other result of the ing. vot­ It wax seen from the start that the Tilden organisation most an strength. at St. Louis was al­ the Tilden as pre-eminent IIis cohort of advocate* work­ ed together like a piece of machinery, and the doubt and distraction apparent in the rind intercste but added to the prestige of they wanted and how to bring it Even the fierce New York about. opposition, when transferred from its natural rather advantaged Tilden in the arena, eyes of disinterested oliservcra, for it wtw charac­ terised by such raneor and rowdrinr. as to give a reflex ofrexpcetaliility to ite target. Il was a repetition of the old story of the scribes in a few minutes chaugw tariff which their brethcra in seven have consumed daring to propose. month* They in the Congress without would abw re­ iterated in agricui agrimi I ! . I --- ------“««»>« tDCTT- WiOi.UuWithin the pm few days the maahincry has been put is motion to a great extent, and visitors against the admission of any more people “not of the parent stock”—whatever that may mean. As to civil service reform ayd the Iwvtowmcnt of office without regard to polities, wc arc called upon to match the platform ns wdl a? wc can with the wholcaale Democratic gorging of the House office* at the earitau moment the oppor­ tunity allowed. However, we dial! have with the many different make* ofmowen •nd ruafeni. Some of these latter ma chines are remarkable specimens of work“h'P, o»d afford a fine -tody «f those who dahght in mechanic* to follow out the apporendy complex working of the various P*r1*’ jLk “TC *B*°®cca«* taken heavy vote made the cose hopdew for hn rivals. Toun. EXOTIC __ The Standard MONSTERS OF THE DEEP, <’RAWJ,INO 11E1TILKS. Exhibition of the <Hd ’ Universe. EtLtfCTJSsrs;,-"' ■ ■ , . Hert of rtw EkptaM. 2 Biaci Rta, Cot Aitelope, Sea Lioos, Horaal .Ho®, Ite, Be. xxrtewt ' The ratHuSsaaoam. fcTATK OP MU------- Arenic Department which wo may call the initial machine mid to have been used by Daniel candi­ ^ilu^L form the United States into closed door* the fact that Tildon was the second choice other Thiu/i^l PfFTY ODD CTATUE-OV.SAMEXTED ( AUES OF -WILD BKAS1'- ‘ WlLSOS. 1 . v < —1 , . stnaoi that has been made within the past thirty y-rx On one hand is the h^clumsy date, no when it wax men that his Double Cit-ciia, tTndo.- Eight Center Pole Tents. p.mina Mesic P a •‘horrid exam- of more delegates than any S Enormous Menaizerie« TjAlPKE MUSEUM KQVIKTKrAS, THwm Our Cetilennhl, QrXNAJTic , ACnoitATtC TALKNT IM ..’i e«blazoned street pageant I-lUnd lto4« !}•(SS.Itd oJ.VK? “* ™" A-X-. Ml 1’ • Hemember, The GreaA Forepangli Show. with all ha nidi Train tax brought me a well amortod stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gail era for the teercd. which were far more than sufficient to meet ita requirements of the two-third rule. «MnU>l Sewi»c •”•<* *»i M.dibe IJitf'V?1. e **»«» Oooc.-ue pol.llr K«U rffUwta- MmAiu,.. dta; and Machine Oil. I ab» xdl Wdl A Cwti-ni Pumps. RECOLLECT «>»»», u,J Clnnu"■% J. Macs nnaon. xxAltf * 1 JOHN a. FOREPArOH, Mani^ Ad-K.» n»d« �[hs^efni-Wcekly hepybliejfifiajiier. Dr. B!izo. CHJR NEW YORK LETTER yp<; Thi. Mri,™cd IF FIBIALPAMlWUWttWTV. tanti, is now at the Hasting. Bouse. .nd COUNTY’ OFFICERS. will remain here for a ftraf'dayii. part visit, to this city been remarkable m his Durin-, xneorei the n. Curti* i‘.rm I._r HAUTt!<<wJiiuelyt|. 187t: 1 role-sur Blaxo:— Dear air .-—It « wUh GUIDE that Mra. audmxpy, alippmy our R. TIME-CARD Sa^my uvek, further invof-tigntiou. Department anxiety And disquiet is observable among Washington, D. U. Judo, 30,1876. charges will take placo and the prospect Blnine — ’ in employees large DupartmcuU wish to rey to the The popular interrat here in the Republicans of the country: Don't imag­ nominfttioM to be made at Cincinnati preine that Tilden is an easy man to boat II>: vaded every clx-w of our temporary and is the nuot unacrupulom. pontieUn living, permanent rtsiJante from the highest the moat cunning, tricky and shrewd to the most lowly to such an extent as to grattitudo to you C.r tho complete A general staluj of the clerks and other | wo a fe w things that I uiywlf oxprore rascali­ rill — Mr. Clerks. Tilden, th.•: vigorously uxposing. his alleged Telegrams to be secret—Mr. Mor­ greatest fraud that disgracre ' Xmencmi politics, has carried away the prix- Then pleasure, Williams mid - PpUTtGAL letter from Mik. U Williams ft-, of ibu i’SSjjS: ties a few weeks sgo,.mu1fost nu real for Well, thcaguny of SV LsuU io city: As Mr. Blaine ■ Gl'AROlA.VS SALE. a»<tw of tbc «<at« of Mien Switb b no longer a candidate fur the Prcridep I V**1.*« ?1 Hl A. Smith. «im< J. K.l<ar k hereby riven ITO I of Congressmen -The Bounty Bill N’tw York July Jhi 1W7I5. A. followin ’ | President way select. cy ; tho Democratio-refurnis who were so h.s I many can testify. evidence of this we submit ASHINQTON LETTER. OUR poWI„, -B.thlng-B.l./Fa™: .. - ——t 1 .......'ng— Tho Cincinnati v», St Louis Conven­ Foihirn, —(h. Fourth— Wr»lh.-r. tion—The aporjpriations—Absence the of dis­ numbers is good for furloughing tho entire force in each of the departments. state of uncertainty and p***»uknt t:. Llfcn»c »r.J •uthoritr rn the twe-ny ninth <!*- a f May. A. D .TOS. 5S5L&, Sffi’JlSR. Such a *aoro v* *e-« .ri*!l,.,4 IKOOSO’-O".*'-. _ *)at*। Jan*. tAt* A. D. ICT. ■ junoMw? dnmoralixation was never known before within the mcm rare of our son Albert N. Williams of ory of the ‘'eldest inhabitant. dcafnore in ooo of his „f Then he lias millions of money which he’ keep almost tmr entire population in the ■tending. Wc began to dispair of his made out of railroads nnd other monopo strvsts from the formal opening of the ever recovering his bearing when you com- lire, whose tcalore aud uuacnipulomt ally Convention up to lhe tinal hour that mcnccd treatment about the 1st of April, ho has ever been when he could make any­ brought the intelligence of Hayes and but after you bad treated him a abort , thing by them. He used money by the Reversely the — ——« nuuri r -j uiuucj *>j me Wheeler's nomination. ume, he was happily restored to his hear- ' bancI to ‘he nomination, and he doings uf the St. Louis Cuuvenliuu were uflciitm. mg and remains well, aud we eenrider it a • w*^ UM hy the cart-load to secure the r;garded with a feeling akin to iudifier-. . CHANCERVI^RDER. STATE OP HlCItiaAN.-Hvr.ntMnili Jaduita uf June. A. I). ICT. ’ Fredrick Stickle. Cc»nUin»ut. MARRIED A. M. 1W r. m. 1:13 r.‘ n‘ Permanent cure, and we cannot our express iu words > Oration. Then he has. or will have, the euce. thank fulness that he is re- j uulle^ support of that eaiing cancer, Tam- stored to hearing. eases of the . kind We remain your well wishes. Very Re-. I ■pectfully yours. ’ rcader* Tammany opposed him True, but whut convention! Mn.o L. Williams, in the fur? • nothing eke than to gel its pricu. For Lout* Piitfo^n. supporter of "Tilden und Ref..nn I.ircu:* Court lished in this District by the jairiuclastic MM.i.i» .1..lai-ire».«,k ,ta: । itsdk This has always boro tlw tauti-s uf •■TI«.|J>ir.«i»u..rfMk-|4.u..rM.«uit. I TMuuy. .ml .Inn .ill U Th.-.l.i ed any colored u ...... matt . ixl to tn aiiv iMil.irwI spectacles' ihm .1 .. ____ _ ion of Tilden means thu triumph of Tam* wants t*. look thn-ugh at it. It is intend ed Io do like lhe xuapcmki* which tho many jus: as much as though John Kelly aiu'tioiovr cried in thoe word-. "Urtig had supporti*’’ him firm* the beginning, any enough f**r any man and sh<<n eit.nigh fur even more, lor Kelly must be paid for tho any Imy.” It was intended Io suit beindexpense* incurred iu lhe fight. er.itn of diffcnuit States holding dianietti Rut, despite the support uf Tammany rally t<p[»ii<ite doctrinra. For auAh a purTilden cannot cany New York. The solid ........ .. .. Iwf" veui«.>n, whtvfrevcr ' fii'iu the r>>uikl men of tho dm ante a return to status—ibis l*ellm>* daA.,'rotie and all. Iiiik-d ofMirhUen. scldp- Tild* t»'» tlon with iDnto'nslniHons of oommendalion, and a< an ethkuce, in cum? of tiuu. i>*r tmUUhrvet htx MwsAiirsi.TritfscKiSa BUevesrt, that the mum* npirit which dicta­ ted the national policy years proceeding last for the the war, would ten again triumph. aw»l torn Itack the lido of p ?rtue^f»*t ■d.ell.lth. res** and universal lrl*crt; that has <i whelmed ■»> many the pct institui ot a Democracy, reactionary lub-eullod IhTjSd dVVf tie afternoon. .SPECIAL NOTICE during sixteen years nf Republican ttxecif- ' , canu not dency. The last (lay of the fiscal year finds the I i-uvory th* t|io dodging of the Democratic l-clkve in him; and Cunwm‘mn on hi “d-------d nigger schools" and 1 ankee, which enntinnally sigh for the SALEOX EXECUTION- reooot;rm-tion ' every "pf-osed Julio Morrisey, O.*kvy Hall j fl«c win-, ihuitcr doggeries, o|>en gintuilb* anil their N<*r>heru nlliro. say*>*f lhe Fin. ' । and pay (likire und bruiaera to tlcenhi. aiicial plank in lhe St. Louin^Matrtota "il j tuau, iln- consideration being that Tamis. with the interpretation we put on it I many shall dictate the course of the adminVery satisfactory to us." T bat iuteqire‘ | iMratioii, and divide the plunder t«» suit It w like, rhe renlaurani sturdily Juliu Kelly, and all of the gang, will work I joihd him. devoted In t|ic jects und puquM-n ufjba ex ('niifitderaln* ■'•I crulv un lhe <l<>llnr • r.t*. Hila A. Miner. ‘•the war is a failure and ought to ,c<-xsc''/| measure, which habitually refeni to the splendid sy»l«ni of public acliook estab­ Tile New Y*nk .S'rtM. one i.ftlie k-. pa|.T> iu the Unliun. f»ih< nearly uni ver sal, while that pji^iou of it which always which he gave to tlie world as the seijti- I . bargain fixed up this week, aud next week men! of hi? jmrty in 1864, with every] | Tammany will wheel into line as the ard manifestation uf approval, which hoi j j dent ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. licilur within Tam­ greeted every reppn of. re verse i>> the Viiiot* arms witlr vociferous shouts of joy, . „ ------------------- -------- ;-----------------------which applauds Tildens declaration that LfaHER-BOWEK-At tU M. K. Paro*n**ei« many pm itselfiu opposition to thestrong। j rat man solely to compel th it slrongrat lie lire also letters from I. W. Vroonut* Esq. aud many abets all allreling to man to cutuu to its term* a* the price of bis election. That is all. There will be a Lw perfect and cumplct success The St. Prairieville. Maeh. to Jea- the District wus outspoken and i month* from the dale of lhl> order, end of Ihrir efpeere i»e theetkeir *n Hancriclf for prefiereuo.- progressive, re, comparatively -I IU"Dy’ w,nch is a power iu American poli- intelligent and con*c<| \ gucntly thinking /F“1 ,o lw «ad«-crtimstcd. Bui, says element of the Democratic die party uf this*! this' Z Hoping you will hayc likc success in other The among srLrtsw party do money question will Uovernnient d.-stitute of the mean* JOlHtq’CRE.'iSr. Hberiff is Ttk ICC________Juu^lwV SALE ON EXECUTION. ' l"r | nait him the support nf thotisiiml* of good its adnrituMratiou after to-nq*bt al twdvc and irw mon. who have heretofore acted o'clock. A fcwiiKwv uuiu*|»or1ant appro priation bilk have been |*auutl, but the men of tjn- parly—tbum? win• j*uy taxes more important one**, designedly delayed and do'itol want **ffia>—have lir-sl of thein the liovse that the Government might that • inert inc of the Hrpublican iuidil nundwr of puhliraiion of rvre trrrd rover a wide f •cJpn^eute. The articles lire. MI., rf T~l,I......l«. which — -‘PropbMieIntuition: '-tllinipvM of IVreUnRla*' —a very »|*ri(htly ammint of Inftirnia.r;,. 777 -..*’,— n, honal HiatoVy. a!w> illualralod; -The Way It Ended ; Jangle, and out ofTnao: -Tempers when they beat John Kelly in his atroug1 Imlds. These im*ti tiuv nut vote lor Hayes, j |,ul tftCy Wl|| IH>I vote lur Tilden. Never I thukws. ihe obi schemer will make a vigur.... .. , . ■ -n ,* • . r .• I «“Hsl“. “»J will pull «.ery «... u «... succcre; and, re he has money, organus। lion, and is entirely without a coneciencr. it jA going t<> l*c a rather hard job to beat him We shall teal him, but it will take I . . , . . h:U‘1 B“,k do 11 » "n the 4ih page will be found an article trait : General Bight.- ii.eir-1 entruuiel Cetehratfou n decided euccee*. ■is Mrs. fionthAdvertiaed Lett era. T- U- Peterson Jt Brothen publish a »ith •'hinuaeV and ‘•Self-Bnieed.'* furuinliing the More in a deeidodly superior " ''Mr. It b bb purpore u bare tbe terror «'l Hartl Drug Store in lhe city. H. has kM large n^rUuce *» Pharmsmaifat, aad the puMic r»u dep«Qd oa him la all rare, will* a «riVMy thu al) Prescription, will bo care- (lumtmltec* with of any immediate Il caunot escape lhe intelli­ gent masses concerned that the l>emo- crata hare consumed seven . months lime, intriguing for a List of letters remaining in lhe Rasti.R. I* O. Barry CUnnty. Mich. July 6th, I8“«. Ml*- Emma Garock. Mbs Elisabeth Gordon. B. B. McCaffrey. Mb- Agnau Oberhat tor, Mis* Sarah Williams. Frank Loonris Battle Creek, Unslng Ken yna. Trent Mich. Mrs. CnBnt* Poitw PUtna Bathi.xg. . with the we are threatened sud bake in the summer. bill hail b«eu und compromised tion of the PremdentU note and xxlU pa-ssed. madison Dispensary. message passed the resolution (previously rejected in lhe Booh by a party thirty days. vote) tsnridi: the extending Randall, jt . is said was ap- |x.-al«l to by Itepublit-aK and Democrat* do tioti and refused. All us uni lo-nighi atlwaltr, _ agrees with the Senate iu thus et the present <ir.hr appropriations are ■un*-. - pareed i... m.- there will ba a like reanh in the every inlcrret connected with the end of to-day 's sreaion. that scent further evi^emM of hostility U’ <fce Gov­ ernment would not be required. The altMtuee of Tenibera of Ikmgre-v. at St. Louis during the week Hire the oqmmitte has x|ualiaation bounty bill n*:•.•»«, I .. arevanur-tlx. fadUv- jf COMMKllCM It. IIASTlXas .UARKK ... rendered progtesH in Ixrgwhliun vety alow. Senate military - other appropriation bilb not passed by the Il would ro case Ajf The WUKAT<M>wrMk.l.H4««I.U reported favorable, with amendments excepting from ita ben­ BABT-PARMlMG. efits sailors, marines and persons borne on The attention of tl»e authorities has been called to the brutal system of bsby fxnning, and as the invesUgation procoods, the extent of it becomes absolutely appalling. One womaa in Hestei St., locked her doora and left her lodgings. Tbc neighbora in the Mock adjoining hoard low moans tn her rooms, and breaking the uoors open, found therein twenty.three babies, from iUu to three y«n in ap, all of oomiition of wrotehednraa that the rolls as Indians or slavre, and ■ refus­ One of theta, when some [ONER’S NOTICE. The Senate, ye*terdny, icting the sugges­ ing to deduct from the bounty to ’6e giv­ en , that paid by States. on. M the north front door nf the C pidity of the telegraph companies cu­ anti from the impertinent cariosity of Cop. federate spire; hare been mtrodured into both Homws of CongrtsH. The’. Houte food was put a=.|«iwdj ate and referred to the Finance Conunittoe of them would have been dead iu a fuW whether Senator Morrill will hours wore. The woman who had thus [Conlinuad in next issue.] P0TAT0K8. per tatkel.3*. APPLES. p« buh«l.»>e. ONIONB/rerbrebel.treMBe. BEANE. rerb«Aal.C.'«tl A). PORK. M.WEMU. SHOULDERS, por IO*-. busineiw or social purposes, from the new It is nof thought extremely kind* of frail, candies, bmrornine u'cioek andtheaet- legitimate with instructions to prepare ft AU while triumph partisan the business of the .satwian has gone by The jieuple vf New York ought U* . bo| c»t>sc<Renees which involve the lore of the chwnekl pnoplt in ths world; for oar- I millions and the violent dhttnrkince of teiuly they have fjtoilrties for btdliing un- j every gon-nuneatal. rommereial aad so­ rich »*nl । ^DOWU any other srity in the world. The. The Naval appropriation st of c®'|- I city is an-iateud, with waler everywbete , i cial relation. «| >» ahead/ in lhe ru/A edition. agreement. default r*o time to attend to it, aud noW ‘Ancieui Manner, win* new and j but yet there are no oiqtortunilicii omtorlunilics fiir for illusiradons, is inelnded among bathing. _____ <t. The ___ city , .authorities ulnorities prohibit bathing in any of the waters within the city limits. excejA in such houses as are i very enteneivr cirrulallou. .... ■ t. e r \______ 7. of 'u:7l ' ; pu Vol. M begine a ill* lids nun.- provided by the city, Which. for n popi lotion of a million there nre two. *1 he Subscription price, for •» ye* over-nice people object to seeing the naked include* an excellent premhin* I bodies of lhe poor people, and consequent ly ihe heated boy, the dusty, grimy laboror, who walks along the river and lungs to Slate Land Office, Michigan. ! plunge into its coal waters, is obliged to go ! dusty and dry to his attic and satisfy him self with a pint of water iu a basin. It ia ' b t.lwrJ ImoI *tely awful, this thk nrohibitiou. prohibition. nu The Lbtma IUxxkb: city u>ow * an oven, the miles of brick walls hold hent all summer, the pavemente are scorching night and day, the air is full of drnrt, which eats into the skin like ver­ min, and to prohibit the poor from enjoy­ ing the water that is all around the city is only one degree less cruel than it would be to deprive them of air. But so it js. They have no delightful bath-tubs at home, ax have the rich ; nor can they gel out of the Cnivsfsity city when the themometer goes up into1 the nineties. So here they stay, and sweat’ Arricultursl and suffer, with relief under their noncn i: _ which they dare notoyoy.God help the, poor iu New York. Ail seaaoM nre un kind to them. They free*.’ in the winter *r-ft fad the weigld of (.'unfahtrales wrath, are •'t little or no prospect and speculation ia rife bill. doubtful swwpt the SALT. Suv.rerbbl.JI BALT, eoarre. Mr bbl.. K HAY.perlre.S»JO»Hd». DRIED PEACHES, rrared.ree lb.* 1&». S&.SSi.lJfiKS-.'yJi.TS1 �NEW. ADVERTISMEET rfr. of the Slate Land ‘‘ommitrtoner “TIE VIBRATOR' Office MBS aoLX> LOXT SKA0OX wznnor on xulubx ox varenos Swear’s Ho-j-au, OR A XD RAPIDS..................................... MI LTOM < P1CKKH1XG, Proprietary M fUK JHbu 0* and altar D«* SuIk Mtaii Ldy iurrff'RKN ‘ 'urrSS-.-SST k lAlltOAD. Mrt. train* will r« •* ,0*' IlCHffiil Iffl TH! SOUTH « w VO eftont iu the dirt harge of the dutita m nm oficc then- will probably no one deny, but there -.rem* to be . growing dtH**’”1" on th-part of the Republican party of Michigan to “rotate" the office*. »nd Mr. Clapp w now in tho fourth W** Tin <b«. » pMir <“ odur ra»dia.<™ “ otecc' acveral already natne* mcouawd. *»•! •'■«* « •>“* “T Eg' B. T. VMUfc of B., TU, Cou,),. ►OLD BY ALL DHUtKilETB. G«, r.nri*S* wooU * ’“ll “ScCT th.ie i. M ,d«n for 11. iboroaglilj rwoo^.1. <i.ulK ia li. Md da­ CHICAGO at LAKK HWBO* > At A. M. Rock a Carriage Shop Jefferson St, ihM l« bw*K*1 IbrnnT There Um been h L> buy Tarrant* Seltxcr Aperient. Carnap, Sip aad Ornamental SOLID WEALTH 1 •600,000 IN GIFTS! Grandrel Scheme cwr Prerented t<rtb» Public' A VOBTVXK WOK OXLY «M. - PEIIXrtUK DITUUOM. Harting*, Mich, S TIME TABU: NO. 8. CENTRAL HOUSE •1. t.ke e«rW Mwmtoy. Star. «• ■* Tito Comtmay rmretuf th* rik't«» rary cmnataaoo* maw*rtx«. ■■ ■ • ■ TRAINS. FE8T, , HASTINGS, MICH. E. STAUFFER. Prop, .•xrtttxs ring lb. UU «ar, Uriag Uro gromoud froa Ijmusaui w Lrerrt Brigadier Coo- JSttSti $600,000. cntl ' . _ He in fifty-four years of age, a pioneer of ThM. P. Portar. Kx-Gur. Ky, GaaT Maaacw POUITIVK1.YMO PomresNUTi Bay County, and has hewn for himself tn LIST OF GIFTS: that new section, not only a home, but a Good Stablinc Ueoanaedwi with the Uuaa. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. BMtiart.Mi.h_ Nor. M.U?5. **«* ” character and a myme that doe* no dis­ credit to h» bend or his Hu UO office SO nomination to would giro taptoal I cart- lhe State ntiren aoMiera of La»d to the and the prove it* artisfaction Michigan, Republican party would again JOtMt, Shepard B O>., BATTLX CIXDL MICM These unrivaled machines and repaint Tor fixity to the 1 defenders’by it* remem­ brance. of them in tho dirtribntiau of * official patronage. Gen. Partridge nun of sterling rtcrlinr integrity man and » nie are supplied at lowest factory prices a no better Igand Office. GREBLE& RUSSELL Sinical and Mechanical clinic* could be made for the State । DENTIST; A New Wonder in California John Muir, well known to the visitors of the YoMtnite Valley, annoucc.i the diacovcry of a rival to that w0?d5™ scenery. It is a valley on the South Fork of King’s River, forty-five miles from Visalia in a rishi line. The valley is nine mil® in length from eart to wert, and has an average width at the bottom of about half a mile. It Iwu 5,060 feet above the fcvel of the aea. and ita walls are about 3,000 feet high. They are preciruious, and mine of the koremite, Hkc El Capitan, /and thu Sentinel and the Cathednd Rocks, have their counterparts. The falls of the new valley have more water, but arc more picturcwptc than those of the Yosemiu. Aocow i* fio® Veolia, the great part of the way by a good wagon road, through groves ofscquetias and forest* of fir and pine. The taaU can be extended. Muir aays. over THE NEW YORK MILITARY Will rttand to all brattehw of the Profrrticn and AGENCY HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. PENSIONS To'whom Pensions are LEARN TELEGRAPHY. EF^rssiiPte “ .Ji ^iApiawiW',S‘ CHICAGO I JOGHaiLAIE SHORE "E. W. VOIGT’S . I* the Best Lager Brewed in the Wort $5 - $20 F'.g.’-te.rar’rjS la»d.Mr.________________________ xxtl>«4 ^riJTD KKADISU. PATCMOMAJfCrrASD AltA r/O.V- Moal Chatwin?. Ne-m.rlun and Maniaea GuMr. Jiowlns bow jitharttz m faalnate and run th« loro and affoclioai o( auy par­ ton they choate inatantlr. OB pmm. By mad Mtrt*. Hunt A Co.. I3» .1.7tb St.. Pblfii. xiiltwC Wllliaau A <>.. brewen. iMwu'i Brewery With lartBMRrtU. Para * CHa«> 1 M. J«Mwh. fadiaaaprtU. sad all t<Mthaweatera Grand Jaue vuiw. Holland. HayWithLugirr^na.XawJUbay A^C^i- Grand Raft 4w4 ALBERTDiqKINSON ORFn?ED SEEDS, CtlRREKFONDKNCE SOLICITED. [o>. 117 wad !!• Klnzie St roti, HAND NJUHBN NIVItlON. CHICAGO, ILL. Going to Kansas or Colorado. Iwurta^CUMtaaatL .ad Cinriaaali. todiaA.i SALTAT0R BEER FOR SALE OR TRADE stock. ■siMKtxsrtfci.YJfvr.* Geo. M. Savage 4 Co’a Column. OXE roilTABLF. STEAM SAW MILL pany of drovers hare mhctwi a ciam. *» the valley, for the purpose of rawing ACBCkl Jramoa—With Drtrwit. K»l Rirer A flMtijrt BaKiMara A Ofciw RailraUx. Tke Brllakk Start Liar EAST AND WEST. in good order runing event day, ONE HEAVY PAIR OF MULES 7 yearo old ONE 5 year old MARK, ONE BUGGY nearly new. also ONE HEAVY STA­ TIONARY ENGINE, for arte on GOOD TERMS. For particular* enquire on the premises one mile west of Carlton Center. TO AJtl> r»i>X. ■IAN* IAFIII AN* BETWIT April 1MM. ARtn. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. Take the Atohisoo, Topeka * banta Fe Railroad; tho new and popular lute from Atehisou and Kansas City, via the beauti­ ful Arfcanass Valley, to Pueblo, Colo"do XXlITml Sprags. Cucharas, Del Norte, Tnntdad. Santa Fc and all points in Colorado, New Mexico and Arisoua. Special round tnp 90 day tickets to Denver on sale May 15th, R UH ARI), < j at S50 taking in the famous watering places ou the D. AR, G, Rout Irew em­ igrant rate* to the Ssn Juan Mine*. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara between the Missouri River and the Rocky mount tains without change. Close connection made at Kansas City and Atchison in REAR OP 320 NORTH SECOND ST.. (Second xxilBml Union Depot": For maps, time tables and Floor.) PHILADELPHIA, the “ San Juan Qmide,*’ address, T. J. Amdkmon. * ’’ *• (rtn. Pau. A<ft. XX52tf \ Topeka, Kan. oopro £*#•' Uoina North-Day Srpeo, Grand Raurt. N.ar.1 daily exeopt Sunday!, Autht Exprea daily «xe*| t daily axeept Sat urdaya Allrtbot Mrtao Anita >rno>t Soudan -<M&“on5nebTaM cXSmfmu drG^M4M»«*oa-with K A 8 H birfaioo o< tLe Xr^dtand-witblhoMMicoa Lair Share rail Ar Oraurf with G RY t»hri*oo ortho M 'OROI ETTE: TE.N P1:N BALLS tn lie COMIC Fob Haul—A fine mare and «dL Time will be given if desired for an appro­ ved note. Inqnire/rf* Morgan Jones. JOLIET, JHHUUS.JU SALLE. PKA‘1 HKXKf. JUCOX, FEOAlA. (I EXES AV*. MQLIXE JtOCK JUUXl> ... DAVRXPojtr, moscatief. vr.isHixQTOX. tora cirr. u ki.\ SELL. XKWTOX, DES MOISE' FOR LADIES. xxiStf THE ENEMY Of DIIEAIE I Council Blnffe and Omaha. Without Change oi Can, COTTOIGOOBSAREGOniG UP THE FOE OF PAIN wlthta. r«k>n pMttaRrtlvar M l)f H IMS HE TO BUY. WHERE 1 At A W. Bailey s. Printo 7 eta. In—fcifalin 12 eta. Shirting Gets. Extia haavy Shirting 12) eta. Bert aottoMAw 15 to 30 eta. Go.d Ticking 12 eta. Twenty Irene UonreU 45 eta. Jrtdiee bow Krabaty 10 da. Two button Kid Giove* 90 eta. A aic« lioe of Cost Binding-. New Style Shawl* 00 eta. A full nnd complete assortment locking. Suita from M.50 to 110. A. W. Bailkt. FOR QEUTEMEN. MUSTANG WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF THERE IS NO SOKE IT WILL N<>T HKAU NO LAMKSKHR it JJ ’!J- N1IT « «K HO ACHK. NO CVJMJUM), AMD MB* MEXICO. ^tMW^ara lmBt . foil «»»ule=.. ty?eld FOR SALE «t THF BARNER OFFtCF E � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-10.pdf 5945d8d459aa760f095f9a5346a687a9 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 21. Jhe^ejni-Weekly h8|Ublicaj» Sapper. GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JULY 46,1876 Read the Record €>»■ ■X'XXRS L'.iuuty. Miehlcan. TKKMS OF SUBSCRIPTION bliveb cbiui nav i GENtfUL HAY0S His Record in the War of the Rqbdlion.—Wounded Four Timet, >nd Four Hot... Shot nndor Hlm.-Not up lhastony alopes ; We crmld norf* and —a-- ---> J.*.-/.*--.t-----on -hear the ‘a smoke arid clatter ofmusketry the deadly jtmimit ::md then we tould hey cmr comrades' chepr of victory. Earb'» l»yl« TO nyjdljr to . .imple *'"**’*' “ “W BATTI.B OF OMicm. CEIMRCBXKK. Only i • Client unuer ■ Gallant Soldier, but,Model but a Model OMoer.-He Refute, While In the . K«rly.~» Ml >«* w.FiAn. Hill. Arm, to Oo Hom. .nd Electioneer 1^ £ WHOLE ND. 1064. was daring roupmn-JfayajVflank^.aoii renfj Bnd |jlorO on aheruMioy, bul retrratdr capttint. tlnr fita; ■. of thia imminent ]*ril tU«.dirvaou; withdrew sitii Btcnlly liD«.'andfr<» thia wntiLcbs.bkwa. of■‘the teniblsordod of-Mirpw3«d:nnd<r»» treat, maintained its organization uhbrak» en, not taring ito much fas a«in plate. .CaL Hayes directed ■ it* moitmenu with. Xhu . utmost skill and intrepidity, leading Mt backward gradually and in gaud onlee from one hill-top to another, and making <>ucrg|tii» reristaueoat wety poaiblapoint. His superb coducM-'-and oourags: in th>» midst of the frightful routand confusion, acted like magic Upon Hu men. and tba example of Ins. division, chocking each rebel onset with its firm rind steady lin<M. reanimatud tlic broken repmcDts, and fired them with ite own determined spirit of resistance. Lc,. I D;. : ■■■ ’ Overpowered and driven from his ad? vzuoed position, Crook's <x<mnrand flow co­ il envi wed to form on theduft of the Sixth. Corps, whieh itsrif, in.turn, *was ribon obliged to fall back. While this move­ ment was going on the tratn-i were all nipidly.moruig off. thonjeh imminently expo-ed to capture. Sheridana hmikpiartert train was j^rticnlarlv in peri),. and a desperate effort tuiiaru it was inade. which proved FuceeflsfaL Just as tho enemy's triumphant fines were ewo<i|MDg .. down upon the train, Gul. Hayhi brought his division to a bait, and Birt them with.A firm raustaove. Some of his regiments wavering under the tnrriHo fire, Col. Hayes paltapcd farward to rally his men/ and. mounting a iirfit declivity, was. fr>o: founded nt liswYhan a Lund nd yards by tits tncmy'b-iufantty*. which instantly de­ livered a volley of bullets and yells .Hayes', horse fell dead beneath him. pierced by many bullets, am by she suddencan of out of the 4it* “ fall, ’«»> dung UunKits ,Ls rider ndcf violently vMXt ntijrouLat the for Oongrest.-rDeelaring that Any , North and Masauntten Mountains, which Officer Who, Would Do 80 "Ought was regarded an the strongest in the val; 1ley. Sheridan followed riiarpfv,'and on to bo Sculped."' “ tho 22d impetuously availed this strong­ hold. The tactics of Opequan were re­ old peated, tho Sixth am) Nineteenth Corps [Concludcd from Monday's issue.] KA TES OF .4 /> VER TISING. attacking (lie cActny’a right and tenter, ’ nATTi.x or ofkquAN: old and Crook’s Corps being sent around to the right to ouvefopc his left and rear. Sheridan had by this time pretty 1 bor­ old ough 1/ reorganized the mixed forces Col. Iiaye*’ division ltd in thu latter placed nnder Ui* command, and, on' the movement, and by making a detottr bi 6th of September, vru visited by General •- through a serie# of ravines arrived nt a Grant, who states in bis report that be point oa Early’s flank deemed unavaila­ old saw that “but two wools of instruction ble. Clambering up the steep side of were necessary—‘Go in !" Accordingly. North Mountain, Which was covered with Grant gare them, and Sheridan went in. an -nlnrost faupcnttrablc- fflJtanglcnrcnt’ of The battle of Opequan or Wincheriter, m rivre and undcrbruib, thu division unperit is usually called, took place on the 1 'Jib ceircd gained a position close to and in rear of the enemy’s line, nod then charged of September. TheLattle opened at 10 a. tn., when with perfect fury, in wrench* that the rebthe Sixth Corp* cmergvd from the ra­ 4J.1 scarcely wade any rcsiatanre; nt all. vine followed by the Nineteenth, and tak­ but fled in utter rout nnd terror, leaving ing ground to die left pushed imjictuous- many guns and hundreds of prisoners to iy forward against Early's ■ right. Crock's the victorious Soldi era. Meanwhile Ear­ command, conipranng Duval's and Tho­ ly’s center had also been broken, and hte burn's division, now debauched into the army precipitately left the field, a dtevalley, and passing Ifchind die other two urd-rett mob. Col. Iiaye* was at tho corps, moved rapidly to the right intend­ head of hte column throughout the bril­ ing to turn the enemy's left and charge liant charge, not only tfirecling the move­ him in the Hank- and—rear. In the ment, but, by hte example of ]>ersonn! course of Crook's advance , it occupied daring, greatly adding to the enUiuftasm rvrviTB the extreme right of tho line, and crow- and impetuosity of hte men. Nearly a month dapsed, during which MILO T. WUEEUtR, , covered by an almost impenetrable growth Early thoroughly reorganized and largely i’hr-jLz, of cedar. Through tins the command increased hte forces. pushed on, with Hayes* brigade in the raiding the valley with hte cavalry, bad and his £x>t ami ankle badly wnmebed in front. The brigade then advanced rapidly withdrawn to a point near Cudar Creek, bring disengaged from the ntirrun. Par ISAAC W. VROOMAN. below -r Eialicr and ----Lad a moment the soldiirra from bolh rides supcovered bv a light line of akirmtehera six —. miles —.— —r ’s- Hill, ----- , — driving tke enemy's cavalry. Crossing I gone on a flying trip to Washington, de]K«ed him to l»e killed as he lay upon the two or three open fields exposed to a I voicing the command upon his senior ground, benombed with pain, and scarce­ scattering fire, the brigade reached a | corps couunander Gen. Wright. The F. S. BOWEN, ly ride to more. Recovering himself, slight deration where it came into full troopa occupied high ground. Crook’s however, he sprang to his feet, and in view of the enemy, who opened upon it a Corps being in advance, Emory's Nino­ the midst of n perfect Worm of bullets - • teenth on the right, and about a mile in heavy fire of- musketry and artillery. from the rebels, who were now almost upGot Hayes now Marted bin cuuu»cud rear o£ Qtoak'o front line, and W right's 4>n him, ran back tn bis {liristan, which he »li tiYlVL I'eseta Coenty Harraror aad General forward on the double-quick, and dashing Sixth on the right of Emory's, iho ex­ rejoined witlmut furtiter' injury; Mean­ Cvur.yaoeer. OSJee at the Cvnrt Ilona.. through a thick fringe of underbrush treme right being covered by a division of while the headquarter train had escaped, . Crook's forces comprised two came upon a deep dough about fifty cavalry. and the divuioo. being no longer support­ yards wide and stretching nearly the divisions, Haya’ and Thoburn's, number­ ed on rear or flank, resumed its backward NOTARY PUBLICCOHVKYAXCER* LOAN nearly tho whole front of hte brigade. ing about 4,OOO men in all. Hayes* line movement. lOHST.—Will nwutixU loan oa real estate for ■ The bottom was -a treacherous ouxe, and being continuous of that of the Nine­ onsAT rxioN TioTOkr. »• . I the dark water, now churned with flying teenth Corps, and Thobum occupying a C. G. HOLBROOK, Tlio fighting now grow more and more i bullet.-’, was on-the newer side about ten a position about a mile in advance of Hayas, covered by a light parapet. The stubborn on tho Union aid A Tlfr enemy.' f^jmp 50yl 1 nearest force of national cavalry on the wearied with marching and fighting, an-( - -.. battery, thinly supported, the idough be----. -' ' ! ing itself'deemed a sufficient protection . left was at Port Port Royal, Rovnl. eight cicht milt* miles dtedis- tempted with camp plunder, more and ---------------------— - I The moment was n critical one. Should tanL Gen. CrOdkhaffAppliedI for a dimore relaxed lite purauit, and at last, iu a J. L- FISH, I |C *Af f | the brigade undertake to go around the viskwi of thte force to cover hte exposed position of their own selection, the retreat­ I I I Gi w I wJ_ I IV ■ 1 VJ ww IM ■ I would be exposed to n left flank' and an adjacent ford of the ing forces wav brought to a( dead faaltterrible inmauiug infilading UIV, fire, auu and losing tlrn CUco- ck --- ’— — The enemy seemed to content, himsell irilli Shenandoah, aud M« hte ««•«««* roquest h«.1 had lLecn : lenwie eraiwg till 17 and adplnuic eoantiaa. OBoe o»ei * Barae? Urea Store. Hertiex.. Mieb. thusiasm of the charge, would certainly granted, but by some mtechancc the car slieiling tlu’jn, and far Hie time being made lie discomfited, and the line of advance airy did not take its paiitfon promptly, no further dcmomUxation, Gen. Comly, LUCIUS RUSSELL, as ordered. then commanding las Twenty third Oh'ui, Early, aware of the absence of the cav­ ot Hayi-s'- division, tliui doaqUcK flic . >tl * alry, resolved to steal out of Lis forest socne and what followed . ____ _—, 10 &*vc 1-----Gen. Crook lay i cirnple uf rods away .“forward" to his muu, and then the ex­ covert at Fisher s' Hill, passed by tho ample, as he spurred into the horrible Cedar Creek position, then fall upon tho from the line iu a nlaee which' wemed ’to CHAS. H. BAUER. He beg-au this be more particularly exposed tlian.' any ! ditch. alien. liuimiuuu Hone and rider ,un. sank .iu...j nearly <>»• trot Union flank and rear. I of sight, but the hone swam until he movemout during the night of Oct- 18, other part of the unc. Cui.. JU ayes' .lay fortunately for_ him, happened to cloeeby, badly bruised from' bu fidl,' hrul struck the spoogy bottom, then gavewhich, a-----,-------------— .... ..-----. u helplessly 1- into hrwyft<gvsnd dark fimdiag w bitterly romplaiuiug because the ‘ troojpB plunge or — two, pad — sank left bv by way of a diversion, did not charge the enemy's. Enc,' instead the mire. Dismounting, Colonel Hayes division to the loft BURGHER. Suddenly waded to the further honk, beckoning Iris main column, leaving die tnrnpikv, of wnitiim to be charged. with h« cap to his aoldiera. some of advanced to the right by unfrequented there is a dust in tlie rear, .on flic . ‘Win­ whom soon succeeded in joining him. patlis along tho side of the mountain, chester pike, and almost before.’they ‘.Mare WM. H. HAYFORD, Tdany others, in attempting to follow, holding on by bushes where the men aware ayoung man, in TnJIf'MinorGvnar'were killed or drowwed, but soon enough could scarcely ollwrwiac Lave kept their ri'a uniform,mid riding ihrionsiy a’ mag­ had passed to form'A nucleus for the 1m- feet, and twice fording jho North Fork nificent black horse, literally “ficcijedjritu gade, and then at Col. Hayes' command of the Shenandoah. The cavalry, which foam," reins up and. springs’off by Gem he leading, they dimed the bank and Crook firmly believed to be in poauiun ou Crook's side. There is a js-jfiwt fuur as DR. C. RUSSELL made for the guns. But the enemy, hte flank, would, bad it really been there, cTorytexly. recognizes—Shcrulau 1. \, He dismayed by so bold a charge, bad with­ have covered the principal one of these talks with Crook a little wlulc', enllinp drawn his battery just in time to’ save it, lords, and rendertd thte movement im- away at the toj>s af the’ wnrite,'with ' hte and now confusedly flccL, Tn a few -min­ poanMe. In its absence, Early succeeded riding-whip. Gm. Crook sponka a UriP PARTNERSHIP. utes Cdoacl Hayes reformed his brigade mi completely passing tho flank without dozen sentences that sound a great dc|l LRU'. L ». 4 I. W. BROWN-Phyeietaat. /•»on the further side, of the , slough, and giving serious alarm, and an btnir bo like tbe craek of the whin, aud by that eie. OCeeover A. 3. Iknrno a atora, Stole resumed the advance. Theo followed a forodawn his troops stood in the position- time some <jf thfc staff irc^qj>. They arp succession of brilliant charges, tw £hc luurigncd them waiting for the order of at­ sent flying in .different directwnf. iihen. xx!5tf enemy attempted, at various pointe, to tack. Just as the first gray light of dan and Cronk lie duwo anu seem to be WM. UPJOHN, rally hte broken Ums. In one of those morning began to appear this order was talking, aud alfte ouiei again, except.^hf COME A-IVD HEE ME.' ■ UYUiCUN k SUROBON.-OSm waet end of given, and aimultaneouidy tho familiar vicious shells,of the different baUorjciApg rebel yell and a trcmouduous volley of the roar,of artillery, "don^«te'..TiR<ithe field, devolving the command upon musketry, stretching all along the flank Aftcr a wliilo Cui. ‘ Fontyllie DELIGHT J. WOLF.M.D. in . front and rifoute Colonel Hayes, who, though hte adju­ and far to the roar, announced ths pres­ down In an instant Early's the General; NiueUkmth Cory tant genera! was ehot b<? his mdc. and ence of the foe. mon dropped ah around .him, rode though plunging lines swept forward, and striking is closed up,. sir.” Sheridzn -jumps it all to though he poeesacd a charmed Thoburn's division, crushed it in a twink­ gives om mure cut with lite, whip,' wbirA ling. All the guns in the , line of para- himself aronadtinw, jumps on his' liorre^ DR. IL F. PECKHAM. life. • । . The division dashed forward in pur­ pete were of course captured, and the and starts up the' line. Jurt as hp uterir suit, with all the vigor that victory in­ broken regiments, utterly unable to resat he says to tho mci^: .“Wo. are. spires. TbOpatoagn of tho aluogh was such an overwhelming outeat, were swept to have a good thing on thorn now, wyv P DRAKE, Hayes' division and so he rode off, a l^ng wave of yefe thwraa of the fight, and tho rebeta dow hunidljkto the rear. broke to the rear in utter confusion. Then meanwhile flew to arms, and, clumziug rolling np to the right with With. ‘ The the cavalry; which had followed the move­ front, advanced iu the direction from mob took their posu, the line moved for­ IL C. PECKHAM, ment of the right, swooped down upon which the cucmy Was evidently coming. ward, and the balance of tile day is-a PHYSICIAN i SURGEON, them like * hurricane -let kxwc, and Its whole strength at thte time was bat household word over the whole nanbti.''41 The advance here described bagan at 1,445 effect!vea, not enough to make a re­ spectable skinniah line along the front o'clock p. m., the men moving steadily and •/-Heacial atiMtioa atrea to Diaeaao of W«an < b ldr.n.-AB XXtitf point further to the left, thus describes it: of attack. In a moment tho enemy, in­ confidently over the wooded and broken At the distance of half a mile from us spired and impelled by its first hucccsh, ground, the scream of the shells and - rite M. W. RIKER. buret from tho thick woods in front and rattle of the mnskrtry at Uie saute thae 'S»6 Solo if 1871. 3045 S if 1877. 7477 S0L0 if 1873. 14976 S if 1874. 31077 S if 1873, 41/0 yuLLy 100000 viLL ftquinto 704 1876. Oft 44L7 TUT !»P«I WUT S EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. PR0FE8SI0NM, AID EOSIN® CARDS. PRICES REDUCED. Come and eret one ON . !«■■*« TRIG. Champion Reapers and Mowers. Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, GUE.BLE &, RUSSELL, i»,u»a a wi. » ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars,CahnedGoods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. JOHN STANLEY TTagtaringit. June 12, *76______________ . JctrasWibW! U8TICK OF TUB PKAOK. U.n.ral Coil ‘‘"ri*** ”aUHtaui , SALISBURY A BROSSEAU. bEALKHfl IN PURXrrUKK. Upholsten Gc To thoir. Whom it may Concern: I am now running a NEW PORI’ABLE mACIlINE for Moving, Rasing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings from small to great, and having handled about 1,200 build­ ings in 16 years, feel confident I can satisfy those that may favor me with a call. niv address is Irving, Barry (Jo., Mich. .A.. S. DEA3SF. Irviug, Mieh , April. 11th. 1876. xxBOmS . drama wm aetod oat. Crook s eoluum men. But swmmfal reaistoaee was im* (Hmm* diri-oa leading) atoried the Ipctabh, and even the attemp* to ranto line was'carried by a tariUtate 'Aarg* highte and the forts which crowded them, seemed like madness. In a moment and his lift ^u ..v.,— . ikni— itadl.,y — tawued, —Gordon's c could see the long, dark lines moving 1 more the force #hich had struck Thoburn division', which led the alttok iatlta m©ra- �|tplto |«w. in th* advance, but H a rri a oa, Mica., Mr 10, 187*. IH. u light which vElaaaHa the Awr- In Mathie. Kfpmun, eepper and iron, hero-almost lim­ itless plus and hard wood forests, the large and Dover foiling belts offruit lands, W*roh4 pooalty of his raahtmau with hb life, but the undeacrvsd faU of hk three hundred hrave comrades who followed him to the of lumiuj. Aor. and orer all hat inUlligrot ud eillorprKiig p-ople, couatilou objwt* slaughter, the bereavement of their famiof prolo and rojoioioK wortbjwy p->pl. wHoti not allow us to dbrnbe the matter teooe*. ths artillery now poured a t<wnflc a^T^ri— s wild panic that speedily thi lightly. The Bulgarian insurrection is ificress- great population happy and Natiml Btjrttai TiMor annihilation. Practically there war Buthlof Wk *» Sberidra to Qbt, ux* ox- urn a BBiagnin aBwsajuCaL Hapa tro. now promoud U.Bn ga aria HID, and Cedar Creek," to take rank Hum Get. 19, 1864, *nd wm breveted battles of Fisher's Hill and Cedar Creek." Prior to these promotions he For Preaidaut, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. wiiaia'ma'whe^lkii, of New York. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interference which will destroy the other.” la the tonne ofhb arduous aor- His advancement wm never sought, and did not come until long after it had been 1 fully earned. Of his military character,cm who served with him in nearly all hb catopaigDB has written as follows : last eoldiers that ever drew sword. More than four years'service in the same com­ mand gave the writer ample opportunity t) obt erv* that DO braver or _ more dashing •Dd enterprising commander wave hb Mrvioes to the Republic than Geo. llayea. He wm th* idd of hb Kamnand. No soldier ever doubled wbMvbefod." Another, who wm associated with him in the army, speaking of hb military trails, myK “He proved himself not only a gallant soldier but model officer. We had opporxuaitim of close observation of him in Virginb, and found him cool, self-poeecased, and M thorough in the discharge of h'u REPUBLICAN STATE CONVEN­ TION. contained thb keaSpri^ TK tanto than IM. I «*** tbi.ro • TnkH Spring. M» Al* .1 . 'S*1"1'—’ '' ---------wa. ti--------to you *n. Woodland, to-day. in the | progress which she bo made, is eulit'ixl quality offar aoB, but w dcfferonce to the to thv congratulations of the whole county. Tlw name that wm Cn*i iBteodcdfic-hsrdte! Which -wsa aakwl iQ indomitable spirit of oar people that the Polltfosl Notea. momentum 1840 1200 inhabitants aU strenga to »y Yain Secretary Of th* Treasury Mrwrill ttf>k empire of itaelf. legid.- lisa in lbs feet that the only thorough®* 1 name Governor Connor Frid^ towtered Mr. Blaine th* U. 8. Ssuatorship made of th* mriy ptonmr. » will thal knew no bending, bravery »zd flrmnera that nobly arly history of Barry Coonfiy. This Io- j The Graphsc wril *^g«st that “Wil­ liam M. Evarts would make an admirable ■aorifioM that aaarcbed every recess of the , tel being fsvorbly located as to distance, Governor of the State of New York." heart, but witball did not depress the I between Battle Creek and Kalamuoo to Grand Rapid*; sras . generally crowded rt A heavy battle wm fought at Raohka, spirit, for above and' over them there *vsr night during the QareliBg Mason,h«noe Turkey, recently. The Servians were suebecame the centre bfconsiderablcfoc-al trade ceaaftrl, capturing the town and driving vacant by Mr. Morrill's promotion. off the Turks. The Cincinnati fsgm'rer (Dem.) sayi of the St. Louis platform : uIt leaves both the greenback and hard-money wings of the Democratic party free to advocate their respective views and measure*, with­ out being al variance with the national platform." That, certainly, u a partisan railroads, no other rpodcTof travel, but the stage and lumber wagon. All tho Ant pioneers found their a*w homes only by materially. A large portion of the reports Here stood in profusion the lordly oak. the monarch of tho forest, tho victor vf many centuries of conflict with storms aud tempest aud still majestic and defiant. Here wm the graceful and wall formed maple spreading its ample branches of rich and township wm suggested by the name ofthe these conveyance*. Some of them ovoq firing in the rear of the hold, and from the traveled from tho east with oxen. Bu t happily that time in thb country u now J fact that the proprietor William Lewis Weatern Territories, pause here to admire the white wood, mH and cherry, grand and ispirnp, but the gtounds they shel­ tered then, to-day'rojuioc in the warmth of th* vivifying sun shine, and ripening ‘rtris b the change and contained atx fkmtlies and! vwtre' all the genius and on told. These votni df. eoum^ as gfyM natural for all Americu citiicna to arranged connect with one from there to Battle Creek l*revio» to this the only outlet I*rairie. I I i’JmAm v«J distinctly tearelliug over thb Dew roe£ tn August of themselves into political parties, were cut up and divided into two psfitical parties, In looking around I can recognise many fa. B. BwSa. one democrat and six whig*, and thus their | Lees who belong to the pioneer band, and The anneunoement of Rutherford B. C/T. Mrvesau. returns would read from the head to the Oso. BrAt-LDIRU. Hayea as the Republican candidate for | whose study and well direclod blows felly-fes 1 it.ua*. )*rcsiident was mode in the Herald and V BA St UK WsLM maua. circulated in the streets of Stanton at G There an* hero today, living witnesses and aix. one aad six all dean unscratcbod D. w. Curans. . ktlSU. H. C. Bsmiobb. e. T. o’clock p. m. on the 16th of June, exactly tickets. This stale of things lasted for Il«|>«WlCAB bt»l» of (he marvelous traesfonngtiou of this thirty-five minutes after it was know in the Cincinnati Convention that he wm County from a wilderness to its present ivtr to aoaouBt Well, nay lh*y re­ REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL nominated, which gives us the prestige of advanced condition CONVENTION-3RD DISTRICT. being the first Republican paper in the joice in the consoling thought, that their State to heist his name. The Staton Herald ia slightly mistaken County wm called by th* people along the iu and rapidly filled up by pcnuaoent about being entitled to the prestige -<of U. ianxat Jb ill rtbs mMattea Mestod si being the firot Republican newspaper to moa nmphatieally. One dense for pttes toMfr. iastrwUas [ hoist the name of Rutherford B. Hayes J time of war. The despotic power rodagricultural product-, ..poeially wbn.L 4ealy placed m his hands calls fol- the The name of Rutland wm borrowed from even after ha wm nominated, for the higher attributes of manhood to preserve tesazx. was neceasarly slow in the beginning for, as a rule none but such aa were poor in months it had been flying from the mast this worlds goods would leave luxurious hand of our Bannkb. to bia superiors, and activity • in NIBXT *VQGMTIOX OS A VOLITICAL CA- SUUrVDUCAS Bow be wm estimated by hb troops b ■hownbytbe proceedings of s merting h*M by them on the 20th of April, 1865. COCMTY CO A UmU>«i Cosaty Cae*«aU*a All lemoval of the down laying trunks sud under brush, every thing ebe only served to remind me that I wm still in an unin­ habited wilderness. subsequently hl name a thoroughfare to Hastings and Grand Rapid*. As settler* thus by W. W. Ralph, then aciusea of Rutland. Carlton in 1840 had eighteen femHie*. The flrat settleni being from a townabip in from timber and underbrush the width of . Western N. Y. of the aamc name ' *c-1 this, then dense and forbiding wilderness. best grounds for a road no matter how 1. j counts for the name adopted here. Thb erooked, or how they varied from a direct Historical Addreta of Hon Hanry A. Step by step however the work went oa. towmftip for a long time grew but slowly,, a ere after acre were added to their clear­ • course. The ground adopted for a ceme­ Goodyear, at Hasting* July 4th, ings and thus the land was gradually pre. to-day, however, she maintain.’ a promi­ tery waa the park South ofthe school hoax1*76 nent position in tho county, and. well Today w celebrate the one hsndreth To aceompliah the great work it, M a matter she may, for the fertility ofher ‘i»ofl, and tained then but two graven, now, who industry of her citixcns are such, that she can count the number there that sleep’ It b fiuingthereforc that we take a cursory in the pioneer, aad thia with patience and could not well be otherwise. Castleton wm brought into being. vtoemloagM the the part of a foe whose cunning is equal 0 political promo­ to hb ferocity. But here there seems to te him to leave it have been nothing of die kind. Gen. *d make the eanvaaa. Gen. ware many and often A Govarnmauk enjoyed themselves, as U. acUBwda^rsto^a^ Custer directly and without a partide of excuse, so far m we now know, charged into the very jaws of destruction. He came upon an Indian ramp, three or four mile* long, occupied by from 2506 to 4000 Hayes rewarriors, and he attacked it in die very center—amid grounds presumable cbojcu, m Indian camping places alwsya are, for trying) they still they all will bear 1840 wu had do physician and non*nearer than BaUls Croak and Gull I*rai dragged along many additional dents, but the rie, of couros sottlen could not be exempt tcHtimony fully as well, if not better than they hare rinee. Then all, far and near । aa not to be overlooked when the tide were neighbora, and all stood on a levo! so­ Darirl Sraissi. <'t*lnsan. CisyssT Bmitm. T. B. Di.wobb. P. W. Missus. Lavi M. Dswsv. men in the valley, withGEN. OUSTER'S DISASTER AND 1, held a meeting at , DEATH. i date already given, and ; tad the following: t Gen. Hayes, tn addi[ counter with the India* camp on tho him in an । Little Horn river will be received by the public with mingled sorrow and indignathe great State of Ohio, tiou. aod we may add with . profound as­ tonishment. The American people lisve known what it b to contend with the wily savage it hb native foreats from the days of Braddock's terrible defeat to. those of for Goveeuor w*a wrongly disfavored by the Modoc war. Perhaps no amount of the General, whop* a quietus upon the experience can guard disciplined troops Movement in that direction m soon as he against all danger of bloody surprises on F< calle There were no wag- ever of travel, nothing bat the biased trees to direct my course. This road KuTaMiMi’omrt < 4 to command this axpeditioa, which was intended m one of several co-operative AU grain. ibinod rving, through and bridged . to , Johnstown to terpriac of th* American people. are from Turkish source*. - inviting foliage, the walnut whoa* trunk and branches were endowed with a wealth little known and appreciated then, ditional rsaxra wire thia township led in put. The slow ptodifing paoai of the ox advantage which cannot be claimed for displaced by railroads permeating our vast the Cincinnati platform. It means hard counter in every direetiou. The trials and of the belligerents and their sympathiMn in tho present contest is Turkey differ cumbered with m grand and noble for ert trees as grafted any .part of .Michigan. large amounl.of money, and thia is an ad­ money only, and it mya it. *^S 01 at that time? Hastings In 1840 had 8 families mi>lthrough her territory, and the celebrate irtg uu her territory, aix of tbeau on the attractive institutjpna. This Hotel* wm | present site of thb city, th* other t*u The balance of the kept by that printo of Uhtel Mttoent AfiSh j near the poor farm iam Lewis, one of 4M eclebrite* of ths I township wm in its native condition en­ than running through the country passed ' fu the great work ofprepariBf odr 9tot* tho oath of office Friday. •rij on the virtue and intelligence of the people composing it. How well thia experiment cially. (for it was indeed an experiment then) No CMte» M codfish 9! aristocracy, greatness of this, our country today amply rule young with the race of life before them demonstrates. The whole world then looked full of hope and ambrtion. They all pomupon thb new govemmsnt with luipicion they severally have roaohadtfae goal, is now known of alt men. It is enough for terrihty. The .wmarnw and gloom of the primaral constitute thia noble and mighty country. yhem have nobly and vaTlieutly stood their' Time alone will tell haw long it ia to last ground; end by their indudky pad Jicrau- countloRs tbousasds roamed ko^ frolicked unmolested try the white man over their forests to now happy and c*a earth. That it may ever contteue, as it haa proven itself in the past, tho haven of ■oil, their Supplies of Detroit and Toledo in that way. Aa a con*quenee rtore goods werehigh and agricultu ml products tow. Tta'peor pioneer found himself in his dealings short at both end* IkE «*.! Dw . broad g grain, tho white man’s' <tU. wfas. «1 oWBSed forest b displaced by rejoiced than they. as good a nimrod as ever shoaHered a 1840. How marvel- rifle. His table could at any time com jniiation, and yet how true. ke4 Northeast corner town­ of hia own hunting ' ttpe&tinr These trails were madetoatoU fevorahlc support and sympathy of an to­ the rick man tob»teU«hal there WM no mediiui hill* aM dak^ Us Mur ctf Ran and well and faithfully did he do Its'work | about the pioneer in th. dbaja of th* brave aad free doubUeM M yJttr prayer, m I know it b mine. Here, th* between. press and speech are free. AH, Whether are to-day* 0 doc hare been very conaoliag to life, and hud to be endued. nroxea wuaenmm. ,w»***<> in laaumbawd that ml MW as We swamps m much m fossible, hence were crooked, running al all points *f the, com­ ship of this county, had in 1840 12 pass. The consequence wm we had 'to Rea, and they Hke all other' j’*-1 travel BDeh ferthar Shan now to readi a terribly poor and so *ompli have today to commend to your oar* and given pomL Tte pioneer honest if it may by the vast wilderness tho gtrardianahip. Will you my fellow citk be railed a home) was generally but a il preaching by aw itinerate from Gull Prainc Then, we had no school-house and needed none, ror enusroa wi-rv ww — twon, bat Uh, ooon «uh around O*1 we my, this overpowering force with 315 Truly yours, made wit.hew*, waih. XB.Hatbs. uains wooden trees. ■> wm.NU^Mw.ndw Mrs on a distant hill Henry u^griK-in w isw. »u*' « u>» incidents [Contiwued on third page.] ■i 1 .i & ■ ■ �[Concluded from SPECIAL NOTICE. co untv Officer 8. F^.r.ur, difix.,1, !b„ x, Eniroa Bakxss Going to Kansas or Colorado. There seems to be a growing disposition on content. Take the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad; tbc new and popular line from Atehiaon and Kansas City, via the beauti­ ful Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, Colorado Sprnga, Cucharaa, Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fc sod all points in Colorado, New Mexico and Arisons. Special round trip 90 day treketa to Denver on aale May 15th, at 150, taking in the famous watering places on the D, 4 R, G, Road. Low en>- Michigan, that office incn.lMst should, when felt then aa if w# were gaUing along • in rt. xixU «d look oomfert, *> ibn U xu oxooor b, foot. Mortort>..»«it»i»iiig into UunoUlwnol baa, ou» ■ foot ud gaMnll, lud a rifi. on lheir about- I'HANGER’H “GUIDE Pullman Palace Bleeping Cars between the Missouri River ana the Rocky mount tains without change. Close connection made at Kanns City and Atehiaon in Union Depot’ For maps, time tabla and the “ San Juan Guido, address, T. J. Andkr»on, • Gen. Pau. Aot. Topeka, Kan. XX52tf they ever went from their home* without thia tndesponaible weapon. At tima there would be quite a number of Indiana l iTY LOCAL R« R. TIME-CARD than at the beginning. their credit be it said we alwap had tke Now la thia right? bat understanding with them. Their Freisbt al • trade amounted to a large aggregate at tho gift of the people, is it obligatory upon W. H. H. Heath, the aenior member of the firm of Heath, Salisbury A Co. has retired from business in thu city, and is now traveling for tho Grand Rapids Burial Case Co. His many friends wish him success. . Query—Who will do the undertaking? Why Stebbins Brothcm of courec. sought after. Then- was probably no incumbents in office during their natural county iu the world more favored with game than thia was at that date. Thia constituted the great attraction for rod man, and gave him plenty to do. POST OFFICE TIME CARD Haiti! J.M. NEVINS, P.M. Gold ill’. . coed me. Rotation is all right, and I presume no one would take exceptions to it, bpt when of a betutiftil city, with streets well defined, an individual has held his position for two or and crossing at right angia, lined with as solid and substantial brick blocks and comely dwellings aa are found any where, aixe and age considered. Thus has the woodman’s axe triumphed, where the rag­ lie positions, but what there are others Just Very Hol. A little shower Sunday afternoon. the The site of this city, a part of which we are here occupying was, at that early period a mere hetrogenious area of thick strangled under brush, and towering for- ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Thertuometor stood IOS® in the shade, Fri- Regular meeting of the Common Council to-morrow evening. . । Haying and harvesting Hteep the formers good to th hj to quantity and quality, and a faruiL-rs all happy. lucre people at Middleville on the 4th than P. A. Sheldon, I 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 Geo. Goodyear 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 M. Priekett, 10 10 10 10 0 1 A. M. Black. 0 0 11111111 John Hotchkiss,0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 W. D. Hayes. 1 1 0 I 1 I 1 1 0 1 Ralph Jordan, 11101011 11 then multiplied by two. List of Patents. r. D. Hayes, 1110 igan for the week ending July 8, 1876, and each dated June 27. 1876. Furnixhed thia Mr. Sheldon and Mr. Creasy dividing Washington, D. C. Y/. Hutchison, Car Coupling, South < ity K. Dailey, Httamer, Quincy. <• D B. A. H A. M. Black. Bay Jenks, Circular 8aw Mills, Port Huron. Mathews, Shawl Strap, Adrian. Spaulding. Knife Securing, Jonesville Wattles, Bunks, Battle Creek. Yates. Window Screen, Detroit. Dr. Btazo. Th. JnUirviW Mjlaiol phjrtertn, xb<> b» ™it«l rti. fl— ntrelwlj fix Hastings House. Home evidence being Council Proceedings. At a special meeting of the Common Coun­ cil held pursuant to a call on the 6th of July 1376 there were present the Mayor, Recorder, Aiderman Evans McNaughton, Heed, Russell, Sheldon aqd Tomlinson. The following resolution was then offered, which on motion of Aid. Reed was adopted by yeas and nays. Resolved : That the amount of license to bo «barged for refreshments stands, Pea Nut ■lands 4c. liable to pay a license under an ordinance passed Sept 2d, 1874. Relative to licensing stands upon the public streets be Herd looney Ileinoerttt mty Uke iahied al two dollars for each stand on tho 6th ton* io ihi. eapmaion of opinion from ley of Joly 1ITS, aad Ml la Meonlaaoe t with the spirit end intention of said ordinance tho Kmat City (Mo.) uoney liemoerttie papex : “Wirt.Tilden Mid by virtue of a authority contained In an in the White House to root ont the nogs ordinance passed Nov. 8d, 1873 relative to mt dowa the expoaditarer, tad with lictnsing Mlooas the license of all persons carrying on buainew of that nature i aimed i- Ileodriek. u the iMd of t DmnoemM alely proceeding this date is hereby remitted. Congrow, Mr. Tddm woa'l be hard to Provided: That no person be permitted to manage on the money question." fUwidish or maintain more than one stand <>r place for tho sale of refreshments under ™* license;and, provided farther that persons HASTINGS MARKED- his saloon, and pleasant places in the city. It is oppo­ site the Hastings House, North aide of State street. Just drop in if you want a nice lemonade, these hot daya. * XXISlwl at his genius and power ? The townships of Thornappk, Prairie­ ville, Orangeville, Barry, Johnstown, Maple Grove and Assyria were not so intimately known to us here, hence I can­ not speak of them as definitely as could be Fannora remember that tho old and reliable house of C. B. Salsbury is, as ever, buying eggs, butter, poultry and all kinds of farnicr'a produce, under Barlow 4 Good year’s store, and paying for the same tbc highest market jrioe. Patronise the house jfon know to be reliable. XX2tf four Northeastern including Hastings, were in one and called Hastings. The Northwestern were divided iu three town­ ships and called Irving, Tbornapplc and Yankee Springs. I have now briefly and imperfectly alluded to the early and later acheivomonte in this Stele and county, and nothing has been said about the woman, and the important part she has been called upon to perform in the great work of making this State and county the objects of our pride and rejoicing to-day. It is needless for me to remark here, that with­ out her helping hands the rapid and marvellous transformation from a wilderncm to a paradLw of luxurious productions which are now ann anally extracted from tha soil, would not this Centen­ nial day be witnessed. Woman s sacrifices and trials in the early days of this county were often more than man’s owing to her peculiar relations in the fcmily, and bar band for protectinn. Frequently she WHEAT (wMtelwrhuktl. »IJDW1.1S. WHBATtredJxr baihel.VUWl.10 FLOUB. pwewt. WAC. CORN. p.rbokaLMo. 0AT8. Mr bart.1. J0SM3. BUTTER, avrlb.. UfeMe. EGOB. pvt 4®»aa.l0e. POTATOES.rxr bwbal. Sk. APPLES, par b««h»1.50e. ONlONS^parbartal. WfeW-e. BBAN8. par bubal. ®«tl Ai. PORK. 47.00fet.00. MESS PORK, par lb.. 11 •­ HAMS, par lb.. ISe. SHOULDERS, per lb.. 1*. LARD, per lb., lie. TALLOW, per lb..7He. CHICKENS, per lb_ 8e WHERE ? At A W. Bailey a. Prints 7 cis. Lonsdale muslin 12 eta. Shirting Gcta. Extra heavy Shirting 12) eta. Will attend to all branehet of the Profession and ___ V arran t Saiufactie n. TKHMM HKA.WXAHI.K. Union Block, overBoelon Cush Slors CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MI OH. L. E. STAUFFER, Prop. Ravins leased the Central Home opposite mr old plac« of boriaea^ wRh mors room aad better aeoommodatioiu. I ■hallC pleased to see all my M frieadi aad at away new ones at will fovor ma withaeoR. \ Good .tablins it eoanocuito with the hoax. . CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. g. xxSrn) Sweep's Hotel, GBAND RAPIDS..................................... MICH LTOW * FlCKXHIMa, Proprietors. Kvarr thins about the Bstabliihment u New and Ptra-elasL ' BOARD ANU ROOM, FzW PER DAY. LS. Gibb. Hastings, June Sth, 1876. NV B W HE « BUT. Sirml aid Isciaiical DENTISTS ! Uwtinss. Mieh.. Nor. U, 1X75. I have the following property for sale cheap for cash, or for good approved pa per. Two good work boraa, one lumber Wagon, one buggy, and throe set of har- COTT ON GOODS IB GOING UP STEINflOFF & WOOD NEW;ADVERTISMENTS. VEGETINE Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vate* and Invigoratee the whole System. llfEHATITE, ME SQLVEM HD DIURET1C- FOR SALE QR TRADE. 01^ PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL in good order ranmr erwy day,' ONE HEAVY PAIR OF MULES 7 years old ONE 5 year old MARK, ONE! BUGGY Doriv new. also ONE HEAVY’ STA TIONARY ENGINE, for sale on GOOD TERMS. For particulars enquire outlie premises one mile west of Carlton Center. Carlto^M^k, ^une £2nd^87tL LOUI8 HAAS. Good Ticking 12 eta. Twenty bone Corsett 45 ett Ladie« hose Kxr* heavy 10 eta. Two button Kid Gloves 90 eta. A nice line of Coat Binding*. New Style Sh^wla 90 eta. A full and complete assortment Clothing. Suits from 14.50 to *40. xxi5tf A. W. Bailkt MiscrxCTVESK or BILLIARD, COROHETTE TEN PH BALLS Twrwer la Hora, Hard, aad aoft Wood. All klutla ofTool Ilaadlaa, tr, REAR OP 220 NORTH SECOND 8T„ (Second Floor.) PHILADELPHIA, xxilSml Fob Salb—-A valuable young Inquire of Marshall Pricket. PITHS IUSICAL MAGAZINES John Stanley sells/better and cheaper Tea, than any other House in the city. ul-|4 t 4 .teTSetK. would be oampellcl to be alone while her busband would bo off to mill or on other neccasary buainem, fiu- from neighbors, and subject at any time uood lb. ML We Iberefcre gl*ai, .xud to her, her there of the mrd uO glory ioeMeol to thogMrd M. D. Rood desires to call attention to his new Wagon Shop, where he may be found at all hours of any day, ready to do eohieremenli of the [Mt. Not only to the Piooeer it tho Sixt* any work in his line, from putting a new ioJebtod fix in preteot edroeted eoodiuoe spoke in an old wheel, to the building of the bat buggy ever seen in the county of io the Uoloo, hot to til eh«e lot tod Barry. Don't forget tho plaee; in the hentego it with ut today. All hte. I.- shop with Jason Rich 4 Bro., corner of bored fix iu ephaildiig tod *re tlie to- Church and Railroad Street. titled to the rewird ted glory ioeideat XX6tf Whitman's Assorted Candies—the bat In oondusioe permit me to any that I n the market. A full supply at J. P. confidently look forward to still grander Roberta’. _ , developments in the fiilure of our State. Em Busby not to bo out done, has re­ To the rwxfi gooemlioe » eoauaitlod fitted his tonaorial parlors, and everything tho great wort of the foture, tod that about them as neat as a new pin. Neckties, it win prore true tod laithfel la the epint Callan, Cienrs etc. all first class, can ho ot tho peel I hare tho uMoet ooafidaaoe. found at Em's. Everybody acknowledges 1, Um father! hire laid the fmodatione that Em is tbc bat Tunsor in sixteen counties. xx51 if of oar ooUe inetiuitioo. tm tod deep, an ■oat their tone and daughter! carry along ead baild them ap to their tool ooeeun- mlioe, of glory and aeofulneee. not be permitted to establish or maintain such ceuw ih.refor. uii raquireJ by ordinance rvUxire to lieaw—victualing atauil. Ay.. Evan., McNaughton, Read. Bussell, She) dun and Tomimxw 0. Nays none. Oa motion the Council than adjourned. . L. D. Qcacnumnn. Michul fitting and Fob Salk—A fine mare and eolt. Timo will bo given if desired for an appro­ ved note. Inquire of Morgan Jones. xxi8tf . wished. Suffice it for the present to say that the four Southern townships, being thrice raoeivod positions by the elective nearer to tho tide of emigration South franchise, should come out manly and say. contained the majority of the population For Sugar, the best and tbc cheapest, in 1840. The four townships now known call on John Stanley. as Johnstewu, Assyria, Maple Grove and The financial report of the Board of Educa­ Baltimore were in one township, and worthy as I. tion, and Dickie's report will be printed in called Johnstown. Tho four Southwest­ ern township wore known as Barry. Tho past hu(it was very largely patronised. Licil Brow pitice; ing storm and tamput of centuries have ignobly failed. Well may we pause here and exclaim what ia man that the fury of the storm and tompcHt shrink abashed Attention is asked to the historical address ’ lion. Henry A. Goodyear. Pigeon Shoe! July 7th, 1876 ■ALE OW EXECUTION. Do you want the but Havana Cigus । to J. P. Roberta* for them. Pobcsk July 10th, 1876. H HlUtFAPflMBAlOT—HV. ETKB8* VCTAVO VHORU8ES. atalalM Mar er Tire Choi.. Chorus. by meh aathen aa >.un, Bclliva*. H*ttb«. ETER8' 0ACRED 0KLKCTIONS. ETKBS' VBOAN OELKCT10NS VALUABLE INFORMATION. Beeves. Daa. Il UtB. GEORGE L HEA TITS. ANNOUMOKMKBT TO THB TCBLJC. PICTURES 1___ PICTURES 1 I am now sH atone in the Photograph bsiMaa, aad aa I hya—daawsga- Fernando Wood prsiam Gov. Hayes aB koMt! What is the old pharse about Abe homage vice p*y» to viitaa T” PREPARBDBY fl. R. STEVENS, Boston, Maae 81rf 'REME DE LA LrEME �^*^rta>UA^OHDEn""” ' fireworks such as _ tbc country never saw, end cv^ry individual rgaa-muffiu in the city will hove bis pistol, or musket, or shot­ gun,* and die day and the night will bo OUR NEW I^RK LETTER. <made not only hideous but dangerous. By Politioll-B.thi"!- B.by-FwmK's- !t'. e wav this being tho Centennial year, ' New York vn’l pit three days into ito celeBusiness will c’ose on Saturday ut FMhlon»-Th« Fo«t»- WeMHf. tion. t 8, and will not ;u-umc till Wednesday The tipicb.*:ween will bo given *, ' Kkw York July l»l, 1®C- momhig. ’ ’ up to frtrtiiivta», and universal merrymaking wul be tho rulo. There will be no labor [Concluded from last issue.] । Aturcs, banks, and offices will be closed, crurfly abandoned thaw innoconto was ar- tlic * . and the million jieople who live in the n*tcd a short rinis afterward, and thu par­ । metropolis, with tbe quarter million of titulars of Uk> cruel system were forced . alrangiMs within our gates, will devoto out of her. It appeared on her examina- 1 llieuiselre* to having a good time. The Cum that she hail had as many aa fifty un­ celebration will bo tbe biggest thing on der her csro. at a t'mc, the babu» being, . as a rule, fflegithm s, the fathm bang in record. XjZ>OAX43. CALIFORNIA THgCHttjAOO A HAIlr PRORATE ORDER- EmbneH UnCrfl.. H.ioW'l”™' S! <m«i Trim zuiiwy Mm. «r no WBUT «Ud NORTH- WEST, md, wnB Ito rrtinurtbu* branches and daneetfem a forms the abortert and qni«kdsi»- rmrte between Chicago and all point* 1n Illinois, Wnoarnnt, = JowreM* UK* tu 14th Michigan, Minnesota. I«<a; Nburabxa, CAWFOBwntandthe Wnwf ns • Omahi snd OalffomHi Un« ***“ lathe shortest and best point* in NowrniUK TtLiNtHII. IOWA, Dakota, Nbbbaska. WVOMlNa, It Mayors, taiuorv—b»ir» of Jahn Mwo” Jr. uo y,b<. -V U. e.WtrX’SM^^x:';;;. kun TsRR.rroKi>B. Colorado, Utah, NbVada, Cali­ fornia, Obegon, China JAFAW and New Haven Conn., FOR THF The Wkathsil jHwition whicbmai’j it inconvenient to ac­ ib the short Bns for >'obthbkn W«to knowledge their progeny, and the mother* is intensely hot, the thermometer standing oonbin and Minnesota, and for MApir being unable to care for them. One child regularly at 90 in the shade, and the city sox, St. Paul, Mjnnbapolu, Duluth was the daughter of a lady cashier of an sweats Business is entirely given up and all points in ihe.Greal Nortbwefct , filrt> FJrUwo isxorrtvb ■«*» rortwra W ratt . . p ... . . extensive manufacturing establishment everybody knowing perfectly well that un­ Its ■ ■. Wiaoaa and St. Peter Line day ofhoarto*. . -ff. C. PWNDUJ. down town, by thu head of the Ann, in til the Fourth ly over, ana the heat sub­ whose employ she was, the father being a sides, that there is no u«c of trying to do Is tbs only route for Winona. Romua- CHA KLES H. WELLS, PreiSftfd. (ilrwaaM.) X tkb, Owatonna, Mankato, 8l Pctxb JoUSwt _____ r> man of high standing, both in society aud business. Let us hope that whun tho peul New Ulm, and all points iu Southern HENR F L. IlIL LS, SecrKpy. businctti; others were tho children of un­ up patrotira of the country subsides, amUlenlriL Mlaatrntfo Ito, ----------’TH mJARniAITM BAL4L fortunate shop cirls\and othert^f adveu- that we shall get down to every day work, Green Bay end Mw>. jette Line • X2*tMtoIl«a><'<l in . luressto, who did not core wbiti became and do somethiug. Pietro. Ths most extensive, thorough and comof their children so that they Wore out of Appurrox, Gbkrn Bay. Kboanaba • plate instittrtiito «< the kind in the wdrid. their hands. The neighbors tafftified that Negaunen Makqttettx, Houghton, j Eight thousand graduates of this college NEW.-ADVERTISMENTS......... there were funerals every day from the Hancock and the Lake ButkhIom now in auocmsful business in the principal, rooms of tho woman, and whenever sight Country- its couhi Ho had offte corp-un, the facto that dries and towns of the l>nit«d StAte*.* , Freeport and Dubuque Lino G. P. Rowell & Co's. Column. Is the only route for Elgin, Rockford ~ they had died of starvation was evident. ockfori>,, |I Frffpoet, and, all pointe vik Ereeport. The hag pwi oh 1 Wd front, taffasidthat Its • K>»n an4-d«rarib< while she did BOS’ 4arve 1W b*Wto.‘tl»y iw,,s£st OWetgoand Milwaukee Line | were left with her for that ptlrpoac, that Is the old Lake Hbore Route, and tathe neither Either nor mother ever wanted to only one poeslng tbrough Evajtbtok, i see them again, and that the only complaint Lake Forest, Highland Fabk, I Magqifa*ei granite building, with cUshe ever received, except from an occasion­ I Waukegan, acine. KmnoSiia to gsntly fitted and furnished ajmrt wonts for MlLWAUKKE. al working girl, who hadaouie feeling fur tho appliuation of and cartying out qf our ■Al,BOX EXECirriOX. Pullman Palace Cara her child, was that she ireotud theto to , nre run on all-throuffb trains of this novel ami systematic methods of well. It waa ascertained that she never 1 road. • . the firruit V-ior stayed in the same lodgingsmore than two Uteuf Mirlilyiu. This It thn ONLY LINE runuinx months—that her system wuxo collect these ears between Chicago and 81,. pay for aix moutlis care of the children, Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ • Young men who contemplate a brnuuros and tlien abandon them to 11 ms chance char­ cago anil Winona. Tarrant's Seltzer Apcrico1.. At Omaha our Dk^rers connect with life, and parent* having koui to educate, ity of the neighbors. A* the poor inno­ are particularly re<|ue*U-d to scad drink it. nt «ood from it. ur» manor. 1 ithc Overland Sleepers on the Union cents were certain of being taken to the I'hlladdphia. A word to too win ii nA. t. sfassu b taw f*4 Wins to tot a „ Rail road for all .points West ot । for document* relating tolbceoUegv, which 8OI.I> BY ALL IlKUliGISTH. alnm-houAu and orphan-asylums, all trace iS»*U1«.c**UBty of JtarrvsuO Mats the Missouri River. from flu. R*ve fall Uif’,ruuriou u* to terms, cundiof them were lost, aud the ends pf their On the arrival of the trains trom rue i ~ Oo or thSouth, iMTj».l oftb.U»ln.rron>2l!I !| tions rf ....... ” r. AJJn», East the trains of the Chicago of entaroce, cte. .\tklrws, unfading parents gained. SHr simply «<rau>m»tqB«nw < >01 -*7* ".*.T1 T CHARLES It WHLto, l>ramjrat, A North-Weetern Railway LEAAE i ---------~ ...... v a took now rooms, an advertisment in the CHICAGOaa fallows: Herald brought her new customera, and xx2ytf Nrie Hitvrn, Con» For Council Blufft, Omaha ami Cali­ *000,000 Uf GIFTS! so the game uf'child-murdcr went on. The fornia, Two Tbxiwro,Trains dally, with | examination was the cause of the meeting Graadeat Scheme ever Presented to the Public: Pullman Palace Drawing Room and i aickfoud Sleeping Cars through to Counci' ; of* a large number of wealthy aud philan Rltrdk totoMfon“eitrt»a*«tV iBtaXMBIp»«eWr thropic ladies uptown, Last Thursday night For fit- Paul ’and Minneapolis, Two I who dctcrminLxi to hu.se fund" to establish Through Trains Daily, with Pullman | a founding hospital far tho reception of ^rt^tfto*^?? Palace Can attached on both train* the vast number of waito that tbe city pro­ For Green Bay and Lake Superior. ] DAL AUGUST 31. HIB. ..n which ocMsian they duces. A house is to be purchased, and, Two 1'rains dally, with Pullman Palace Caro itotachcd, aud ruunliigUbrougli to I under proper management, all children ' Marquette. arc to be received and no questions aaked. For Mllwautbc.TdurThrough Trains There will be a .revolving pillar with a bell, and on that pillar a basket The mother who luu a babe/which she cannot cart for SALE ON KXMDUTIOMFor Sparta aud Wluona arid points in ■ MSI OF GIFTS will deposit it iiKibte bosket,- pull tha bell, ior MtcmsF. Coaaty of Barer. •;^Hr lfoa.04 Minnesota. Qua Through Train jially. wlthpulltt>sn’Hte«‘psni S> Winona. the pillar will turn half way round, aud For T>uLu<|be, Via Freeport, Two 1 tho innocent is in safb hands. It will be Through Trains dallp, with Pullanm THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC CFarDubSuRnSl4(i<>*8e, via Clin­ eared for, educated and if hot reclaimed will be placed iu Ufa as wJt as possible. ton, Two Through Trains daily, with This plan is older than the hills iu Europe, tow we and iu adaption here only marks a step in lo«iM d«-etil*u real rent*, litsilo. lying sod be­ the progress of the country toward the For Sioux City and Yankton. Two everyday tanrily OH, It U Burner. Dm ing in tasTswwtoip nfBahimsrc. cuqeljof higher but more corrupt civilisation of the Si <HttaAif4>dL—-..“a»d» Trains daily. Puftmau Cars to Missouri -4 '"sat eSfeTUwrtuitf. old world. But who shall any it is nut PMICB Off mCKKTN: Valley Junction. For Lake Geneva, Four Trains dally, j right und proper ! The child is not re­ For Rockford, Sterling, Kenosha, j sponsible for its birth, and the inhumanity Janesville, and other {Ktlntx, you cop of putting it in charge of a murderous have from two to ten trains dally. old hag to kill it, cannot be vgued It is New York Oflice, no. 416 Broadway; , estimated that tlicre are four hundred of Boston Office, No. 6State Street; Omahs Offisc, 263 Farnham Street; 8an Fran­ twenty U> forty pair of Metals a day. these baby-farming establishment* in th<, cisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street; city alone. . Chicago Ticket Office; «!2 Clark Street, found equally M Metal an toe Sewius Machine, nebstwoentoe bnsr of nlse o'clock udto»Mtunder Sherman House; corner Canal The Fashions. tiac ofthe ran of sOta^ CRBjfciV Sb'reir. .U I. A and Madison Street; Kinxle btreet Daisd. U ratios*., Jss« f, 1»S. JasUiwT Coarse, black straw hats, wide enough Depot, corner W- Kensie aud Canal to shade the fare well, nreworh everywhere Street Well* Street Depot, corner W«Jl* COMMISSION ER’S NOTICE. and K.onxlo Streets. turuod up at the side with plume*. Toi­ For rates or Information not attaina­ lets arc admired in which tho underskirt ble oid youe-iHMi»w4loket agents, ap­ of the eOAtuiue and the umbrella are 6f the ply Mak vim HuGHm, same color. Thus, an ocru linen orerdrtns Gen. Sup’t, Chicago W. H- Stennkjt. is worn with a bright deep blue silk skirt, and a large parasol of thasani«Bhada: Lldkxxw I and laou glovqs aud mitts are worn as Mercantile Training PROBATK ORDER. * youngmen. W rT .. . Yew l«i- CH.MtOCRY SAUK. BUSINESS TRAINING. IlZ. <.« Twc»d«» th. IMh day of Awwrt »»xt. < a’tlo«k UCtb. an ■n.ooa afraid dar. all thaw i »ic«MW or parocl of laud idtoato iotov »aJ U th^Couaiy^ IMrr^aad Bute of Mlehlcwa. ’“TT.o'wirt half*five?Zratt quar of motion nambor dor.n (111juid tb,e-,e**i h cnon'nnmbrr mi GE TRV^KLSH?. SgEflffSlV* Family TTnit.tmg Machine I wa.fc,v,> -Mt MIL®r»CY never before. Kid glows are discarded pearl grey undrvwed Swedish ganto, or the cream color in ghee or finished kid, are preferred with all sorts of toilets. The colored linen suits with border* of embroid­ ery in colors to match arc later models than tho py nlaid gingham* of buff batis­ tes. The toilet however ’ wimple, should 50 UNDERTAKING The Fourth or July. The celebration of tho Fourth of July in New York has already commenced—that is to say, tbc .boys havcctanmcnccd explod­ ing gunjaiwdcr in every possible farm that viiiaaiotu compound is put up. The exasperating cracker goes off under your nose; the affrighted serpent Hails above you, leaving you iu an uncertain fame of mind onto which particular part of you it will light upon and scorch; and all the night long the regular report of firn arms leave you in a state of uncertainty as to whether die carclomly discharged bullet wil! FARM -FOR SALE! Being * buaioMa that need.. a great deal of ex periedoe, • - ., After many yes^s in the bunineoH, can truly nay that they can do better Work, and give better sa(- MORTGAGE SALK. Campbell arTjanirt CarapUJ) 3 tLr <1 4 *art forth • M UBS Burr Mxrss.". Ss)aM3ir% XX40T1 Set. M.u.Urturrra *ra(<UBar-: VI. Si WOOL WOOL awn ir. MAI-. .... fasdWT.-.. RE -IMPROVED liberal terms, iu tn payment* and at prices iK^y.jtayx^asr^.1 STATE Off CARDINO. .a; ■s rtithhiJr Notice, at the OtD FACTORY' BullJicr u* • AH wm A First-Class Farm, totlllhdaj Subscriber. wm. Htotiap Jaa'y. 1st. IffZC. . McPherson. dona sad carry R bM*4Mi4k«te. XXffOme I I &•£&< Bit CHAITCERV ORDER. -■t'&'WSK.gi J^Cb fmjuhons i pknsionh 11 t wish to oil all wool- myaclf, aod'wiU do it and Card fofr 121-2 ceftU ner pdUijd. tofactiou than any other flrm In th|» section. W. H. Stebbins, the senior member, with tl>e experience of » life­ *twU.,wa.a»4indyr*J time. will always give hie penonal at- aad BeOora, »|» have d tention to this part of their ex<emdt|c bttstaeM. , Hearse and Trant furnlrfied wbtm requested, > . 7. j-j The Electric Balm will be used onb whether the treacherous wad willburntheir wbeudwtlrofl. , . '■ • ‘A lodging. Being m the fourth story, with only one exit from the hou*e, you lay and wonder whether tho lire will start under SinMing^j tily 28th. 1175. <xxl the one flight of atoirs ■ that afford an cs WELCOME MARBLE. HASTINGS. MICH.. May S. !ffl.. XXrimS POSITIVELY CUREtJ. i au rwuaaa naviog BM Mtr.-.- <A *w.e Belt C. Notira day of June. A. 1>. Ifffo, at try a'cImL in the forenoon, M tho north A*m» drar of th. Court ifortffciSi. Sites?!-. •M&xrc’dJ -------J.I.n XKrtTM. TOTEdT' PATENTS; 'RftSHSSti ssris^sii twlStf fore die Fourth. But when that daj couiut then; will be trouble. There wil I «1 ba----------- --- STEBBINS BRO! cape, cutting you • off entirely, or rather giving you the cheerful choico ofj umping cwt of a fourth story window and failing a ' *4^ ta^ssrSifts^sfiix” !®as •a.2tdK! The ruhseriber offer* for Bale a Valuable Farm to (he Towtrnhip of Haattagw, near Quimby Station, <u> the (Irani! Rapbl* IMvinio* of the Mulligan Contra! Jlnilroad, contain, to*khiuty ackks.otwhich bright contnutto arc allowed. Sets of rose colored and white shell ornaments are deli­ ss.-tr:. cate for Wear with light or' black drirfus. The pink ntudalliou on a white ground is very pretty. Black silk is laid by till cool weather. It looks out of stylo to ace even a black skirt worn under a light overdrew. Dork blue or violet- is prefared. , U.. neu. i^Uw j-fawH. SSsuat?.’. tuss*is fiteaasrtS x;". '.W. awaits: LEAOTELEGRAPBY Vly*1* Cu- "9** °nlj’ r»lubi* Behoolta Uw PROBATE ORDER. FOR SALE st THE BANNER OFFICE i lu2£ a2i^jSi‘*“u i M r � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-13.pdf 2c583e8f053441d2004553cabb58d688 PDF Text Text .atocri laoihloS VOL. XXI. NQ.:22. who# HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY,JULYH8, 4876. —....... ___ ________ THE YANKEE SHOOUSISTRESS. rlievc ; and I am n-4 alotux in .the opip-1 ■l u.nt rial .t. Iftn.” “I am grateful for the puod opinion of my friend. . flub J |»avo detaipoi; you. it wondcrrwl|<re Hugh ia.” 1 “Sittliyiout’tKere by the graves. Do | yon knot' UNPARALLED SUCCESS you 1'fwia Dr. Emtreon Who'H«I rhtcrdij. He advanned Aisrly-, jikidf til* length' riiacK'iadtfiM Warding aide. *• , ; ®; • 'Tf-hrre, pr Hugh ?” an id he. glancing _■ i ground. cvcr/pM?' 25 soldlastyear and every one gave; “Hat Thavenn <«« h» « alone ; to be alf the world- tn ’‘Hare you , do parouts, nn brulhem and sistera, Dr. Emerson ?” “No, la* like wmtttd-lf. all aUm, but not left like you and Hugh Marston, de­ pendent •pliwjy-upon my own exertions for iupnort. I have a competency, It'D by my father , T hive r good profturiem ■nd a lucrative practieo. and Mia Abba', I want you toNttdcripo ilwhappuxt man living , I will Uy to be all to you that you’ve lost Will you be my wife ?" “Dr. Emenon, I had no thought of thia ; I am jure you otuM -find one bet­ ter aaitetf to your nation in life.’ The hot Wood roue tn her chroks, and she did hot lift her eye*. “My dear youuu kdy. do you think I made the proposal without fully knowing my own heart?” “I do not think you w<>nld . but it ia no sudden.” •1’criuqw it.may be «m> to you, but 1 have tor months known, that if I married, it would rest with you." “Ifl had only known ynn had thohghbr’ “You would have ayuidod uui ■, would have eucascd yourself in haughty reserve, and wo should have lost the many pleasant hours we have passed together.’’ .She turnod her bright eycu up to his -Ho in a ffne hoy, and I am thankful ho fell.into judicious hAnds. T hope yonwill never reperit taki^him." , “I hope* not. Hc,li a child of »treng wnaibiliticn, and when he lovw he will lure fbrcver. T wm tbrnkmg pf the great change that fire months hsd wrought In the current AT his life f hope truly the change will be blessed to bin?" THE PSKRLKS CO1B1MKD MACHINE WITH the JOHNSON RAKE, ' Call and SEETHE BATH PLATFORM BUGGIES Both Phtfalx-d apd Unfinished. I : The Three Rivers Vibrator, Buffalo Pitts, Ohio Mwerpstakrs, , HlKUflALL, I Hcduir. I THE AND MlCmtlAN HWSBTUfAKFS, AGBO THK ' BlKDSAI.I. C’LOVKK ...........D BET.TABLE TAYLOR HAKE. AXD THE IMPROVED JACKtiON WfiUOX (CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT AGRICULTURAL HALL, One door cast of Goodveur’s Hardware. MESSER & POWERS. Hiuting.s, April 12, 1870.- D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON riSzl luwa I '*•'._ 1 WSO. t HMM tr SO f ' .ilutnn I <I-.U) 1)2 00 f i0<» I JO-OOl W.0V I.u.,0 .-vn! 'O.’ii! I jjn.O-' CiRffi. I> I< . n M. JONES. DENTIST NasWHe, lieiiiai >11 »..rh p'rftWptH etnmdwi H». ____ HKAD’jiZAni REALT? « Sjwcial Medical Announcomoni > •loil CuiAfoH anfl- if Pianos Organs and “It haa already be®” ■ Hr w trot the airirking, cowardly boy that he was. He holds Jiis head ereef, aud feeb cjual to his associates " “He has always been aeeunkHned to taunts «nd insults, and expected nothing ■la*’. The runic of a drunken' father rested Eke the mark of Uain on the cliifib forehead and hr ^ipponed every one knew it, and he win eurw«d and wdiamed for his father's take. De. Em­ ernon, when that child fintV entered thie schoolroom, I reeogniicd that mark on his brow. I know that the sin of the father was visited on tire ehtldren, and I detorniiued to wipe off the stain. I madic TRIUMPH SINGLE REAPER, Which la thu >MMt Ouu Wh<x*lod Maclibiu lu the Market- j । j I | , ( I j , । ! | J : : .' trust he will live to show to (Mclarticr that it is A burning shame to stigmatise a *hll«l fur the niisfiirtaoro of his |wrrots. I know the raffcringa wrought by this sin. My father was a drunktwd—he lived and dkd a drunkard—my only brother wm killed by • drunkard, in a fit nfintokfaition. My mcdlier and myself underwent privations and sorrow for years. Her suffering and hardships un­ dnnninod her health, and tAc welcomed death, to'tat her at Mb* from pain. Do not wonder that my feeling* ate l>eyond *ont»d. when I Hilnk of the ruin aad suffer­ ing wroughtby this sinJ Ont young tarn ; arc ent down itt lheir strength, and mmo are safe; tfcc liven of mothers and riatera । Ate one daily routine of anxiety aad ap­ prehension. Look'nt po«»r Mr. Rafjcre; bis wih' ro" <Hsgr»erd forever by one night's indrtlgewee I More ' ihna iwmbty jx-ara. have U-ca erowiLd upon biti in • a t week s tlAif; hiH huTr h turning grey, and he »e bowed down with aokniw. Then . poor Jama Griffin! the aotsle bf death • wercNpwn in his hesfrty frame by one hour's indulgence*'” -But, Mini Wardlow, you have never । allowed James to be blamed—you have . alwsy* Blood hL« flrin Moftd.’' • ‘ . “And so Ion. ‘ Wop to him wbtr putruth the wiaecup to Im neigiiWa lip*, and maketh k'rm drunken alam’Those j two boy« bare mrfervd/kkile Bkneha*h , i* al liberty, i*jrfta^k eoliuk^.other ynuagv men on to deiurdfeksoat**1"'-k ' "ft is too and tetMaktfit. i “And yet, we know ■ bat three thing* are «. /Hardly a May ^aoeabut aomHMug bf-tid rtaultv <4 thia airi niuct our eywor ears. Mufeh wj Y tovo Htigh, I tiould rather now 'ftdd his hamb In death, and by him to sUbp his family, than to hare Mm grow up a drunkard; or even a moderate drinker. “You must hureaufferedwrmA." ) “(lh. langmgerennot tril how much I j have pstacd tkrdtrgb. My childhood clouded with torrow, Aamc and fear ; I »y girlhood stricken with sorrow for lost owes, and anxiety for the living—Mff ktek i ■brer* looked ekredw tn wm, bad 1 haHi found nmreromfort hi kwktag *M 1H dark river ;fo the rent and joy pH the other shore, Oran in thd sbenia of nobb and activity of the IreitMWg-’WoHd. i F was afraid 1 Waa beeomiud -mbtathrocfe; iby lifemCoMientwhiW) Ufo plew ■mret oasis in my pilgrim^, and L m* Mingfo itto with bmi « reretodev «f “I will . ■dTkwre VJuU till .Tueuday. Then I promiaad Mra. Watson I would come there till 1 lafL^owA.:— Dr. Etaevron Uft’ seriy.-aad Mbs Wardlow noon after wimt to her .chamber, where she could dpd time to ' think. She kneW the Doctor to be w afted. Hgty .mJucatad man. whom position in town' ns foDy established, and shl- also kaew that Im was respected as a man of high moral principle and hireling iuteerily. She had ihought of him only as a pfauant compnini»n, iwrw t>wifi»RB«rarHKrTjnwr found hcAdfiri cdlHriok^wlBi lAti;’ i3nc had never sought to dliCtML points with him, but had always maintained what she thought-was right. He had some­ times soknowlcdrc . hiuwclf vaaquWi•d, aad sumetinici had claimed the ywivilegc of renewing the diseuMion at af^wre are lored and ’ “ " “Dr. Emerson, I rw»pecl you—I1 value your friendship—but I had never thought of anything more. Give me a few days to think of thia. I do not think I aw a fitting wife Sir you. I four I wnnld not fallHthc duties.of my station.’ “Ik not trouble your little head about duties. But you are going away jo soon f I must have you to myself abnio hours before you go. Hay, shall my offer b» acedpttd? Don't mention Hugh . I love that child, and will aoist you iq training him. My home, shall be your adopted brother * now you need have m> . feun. but that I always will prAtidi For him. II ngh fa rowing. A'on do wot rrfew me ? “No, T cannot du that; but it is ho entirely unexpected U> Wo I “That your calm brain cannot cowpt^bead such a change from its accost .med routine of trial and duty." . period.' She had considered him a genial. impcoTing companion ; had uetfer nought his society, but bad much enjoyed counl modings. Hb proposal took her cutindy by Nurpriacd, and die wished for time to commune with her <urru,heart before she nude the dedrihp upaiv which het faUffrhappineu and' welfare depended. His generous pruviriou for Hugh's wdl-boing bad touchedit, tender chord, fin- she could not violate her saored promise made to hi.- dyipg mother. Ltmg and seriously ■be thohfhi upon--she- qairetien. One thing AAkbtHbMbtf .if 'her 'rflocn1 t£>KvctT, it cmild ¥ic an easy naitkr to love i with wifely affection. From .her child­ hood,. abc had made self a serondiny obU> do good to others had Alaray. been her aim, and the mainspring of her happiacas. It had often hpro a munlior. in her.mind why har'.waja should have been directed t» Colchester. 8he could have tahjsbl in Fairhaven ; she had been urged to remain there. When she pro­ mised Mrs. Manton to take charge of her orphan boy, she th ought she had rocog; nited her miamon. Her heart had been at rest; ahc supposed that her work in Colchester had been womplishod. She had been ropcatadly urg'd to rviurp to her oil home, but die shcanK from again Ukiug wp the ’ burden «f memory that would return if she accepted their invita tions. Life had been enjoyed the port five moot hx, as she had never anticiMted it could have been; the many Ues and piearent associations that had been formed tn Colchester, had rendered the place dear to her. She bad dreaded bidding farewell to thi-tii all: was itfiv the heat i . .i bur to stay there, or to return ? The path was no longer dark. Il aocmcd as if the finger of ProvidotMM w«ro guiding' her oh her ' “I will answer you toWumiw. Doctor.’ Thank you. Bn** it-»*4«o late to go down to th* cottage to-night. 1 will call ■nd lake you both to ride down there in tin; morning, directly Mier braokfaat." “That will be pleaiiut Hugh Wishes that "to transplant some'■•if Addievi ffvWert from tho garden. U> grow upon the evavre. ■ud M wd| be » pine lime to do it in the curly spring." : . ‘‘fee, you can do it to-morrow, and 1 Will get sorie one to help him. Would yoUnoelilp’ taonla Mata near? tkl- In now looks a* if Tikka will hato sways think it is pfonaant to aoe care •bout aa much Mircea in Ohio os his Ar« at ba koaw of w |oral.«n friend Vallandigham had H'is aH we can do to show our ’ ' “0h, no ; we can alow by ndd priotioc that we remember the good cope muhl be a IhuaocraUe reformer. At counsel and instructtom -that- they gave any rats',-Gov. Tilden bar, never removed him from oSce. T»o Dayton (UhiojJbttrim/. says tliat Hon. W. Houk, Democrelic delegate “0h» w*l WHffll wait for taka your tfare, ay H*0c 1 the IWor, Mughiagly. the St., Louis Uoavaolioa, openly io repudij ata the Tilden tipket. i The leading German aawxpaper of Ohio, halCgriort fiSpreifcriL' .'n-“We*w#l'wairft»t you tf bbc ■ta,lhcl>." ' y*o the Cincinnati VJk»l4att, Fred. UasaaHfck, has come would . for, Hsycs and Wheeler. : .Some edited by out aquarely . Democratic papers you know, before wo leave find nothing to say against •-u^du will be ’ to 1^0*/’ thb'reii' of the Hayes dow claim credit for . that could Governor their “re­ spectful refereueca" to him. ' “Mfe Wadtab hMdseiM not to gw Hi thalastaf Abe wOek ijforifopi ‘naevtill Gen, James W. Singlotoo, a.pwBiucnt ,eat wunh- Mr. Grifca ia rwj atufous Wmoia Democrat apd a dakeUe to lha «•> • >•«!■■ >»"»•.’ ’■+ Ht. Louis Convention, repudiates the nom- t WIT Ya i HAZELTON BfiO.’S PIAUOS. tERNEST GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. PEvery Instrument FULLY Warranted. P’ oii Plan art 0«a» aBi i; tolajie Hr MctOR "Alt iWil ! 1 *Mi k» «mM ' imftion of Tilden and pralicta b» B,"[wd) wartuai ; ». |deftat. ___ ry , ~—__________ _ “If Mi- Abba should tabs t*D wkfo Isn’t it rather, cool in Hendricks tq gu Uys together, I nhould_qsrt*j<jU_.haYC to Io Wartingtop Vi hold the rml of his <*t’l kix« ftej '™K »«< I Ad not wi* a-.iWX Mdr Iwi «•» Hfiawwi, »d t K(k.'aWM, ’ " R D BULLOCK, ^*’*’<’,o’ale ««nt *?r ----- -------------- „ , u tarttfrn OWo.ahd Jpdiana. ' L -ergLFCh. Houafia at Grand Rapids, basi s>agmaw *«** i d^t yo^MM»? r xxi7?r' r 7-l:•■4''THner. . M r throntened dcdinalion of thp >’« St. . Louk muupalioa.orer lU IfemucmUr lUmac. taJLii,it repeals the Resumption, Mk.j, ,Lf>. TbnNnr York ik.. which ha. 4om M fiaronfr for the Si mmim cxpcetK that Governor TUdcn, if drolcd mroCT m a' "civil �Yea roo k«» reel. Y<" <»■ ** I~* ■??? ro> ia lbw rily, for »1 per »“* mrou good roon. rod a good «Hr. At Politic*:—Bui.n*ro—Th* C**tennW thi. tore you re. otofi to go .too, .nd uk. k Iriroreij- Doo'ttkrok *T *yto» -n>« F*urtb in Ik* City-A Re­ any. lt» *o bqpto '**»*’ fen* lo*ld**t—Tbr Church**. ever saw, rod tko <**« *“» *B1 occur for rookber crooury. Ikon «ro. OUR NEW YORK LETTER |s®i Gov. LadiagtoofWbtfarin B very Ftrymfaw, The electors of this Congressional Dis trict wifi soon be called upon to salect delqaks to represent them in the .aevwal Ctranty Conventatrar, which in ton will chooae dAwatas to the Cwigrtwrional ConMotion,TJklkJd in ^bion Augto 2nd, Nortolk ZMylooJk, and Pctrasburg CMum to nominate a sweeaMdr to Hon. George ill at $<w Y orit Four Democratic in ftse to report Tilden They Virginia w- Alexandria S^ti^ Stomaton Ao are —two daily and two weekly. .Willard. Sensible of the honor which has been | [Bays Ae JNashville J(Tenn.) Banner : bwtowed upon thia County, by Ao elect“There are Democrats in Nashville, we The Democracy of New York sickest set of mew are the that ever lived. nomination of “Slippery The Sammy, ' does Tilden, and leave nothing undone to se­ cure Ae defeat of the latter." 5 4 'The vagabond, Brick Pomeroy, sap that be “ran two toted behind Thwrman in Ae Nalitul Bortfai W. AOMo “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interftrance which will destroy the 0^61.'* , Ac Democracy, as it is now votea, the number cast for Chicago's bald ' rional tickets and local officers, and , writer of IAU)» VOUUty ptvwuu w ..v-. £. W. Barber, at present Third Assistant Postmaster General; . ypWftf rought it in the field with his troop*, and nmy bring into Ae field ci Representative was never absent cxcepl when his wound* Upram.Hon. C. G. Luce and Mr. Mc­ compelled B." Let's Mu. where were Til­ Gowan, but at present no candidate has been named, by Ac Coldwater RepMioan den and Hendricks ail that thne ? or Union City Remitter. Jackgoe CouutV' Roughing it among the peace men ? 1 comes forward solidly for Hon. James yeeator Morrill of Maine took charge of O'Donnell, recently elected Mayor of Ae Democratic city of Jackson on .Ac Re­ the Treasury Department last Saturday. publican ticket. His place in the Senate has been filled by From the disinterested standpoint of a the appointment of Hon. James G. Blaine County without a caodidtito of iu own, and In Mr.' Morrill the nation has B . worthy > Ae independent and impartial aiurit, which characterises ifa actipM >n •!! Ainp, successor to Benjamin H. Bristow, and the the StatmmajC has calmly surveyed the appointment of Mr. Blaine set' Senator is field. The result of its observations i* an exceedingly wire oae. the selection aa >to fie* choice of Jamu soldier under “Ile'tM' no carpet-knight, From the above it docs seem as thoagh Bro. EIls felt bad. Haycs/anknown who has thriec beaten Democratic Candidate- for the presidency. Tilden is well known— he is Governor of New York and sras Bott ;ax COXGK£SmOWAL ’IOX-3RD DISTRICT- of.Ac Tammany days. thieves in their palmiest buckeye or even beech We think, of no sprout* would be rigorously applied, Ac truth ttout opponents. avail, howqycr to teach EUs la tdl Hayes , or other political , •Ac Utter of aecepiaucc by Gov. Haye ia an honest, straightfurwanl, document, and muat convince the unprejudiced 'he n just rhe man to occupy Hovfp for the next term. tliat the White He » Outapok'-" cn for civil reform ; if elected he will on­ ly consent to servo for one term ; he stands by h» record on the currency ‘ question be believes iu the pubhe'school and concludes by telling the system South that their first neccaailj U pcaqe, and .that dipt, ponds upon the supremacy of law ; alj parts of the Uonstiiwtira nun be obeyed, and.if elected be will labor to-wipe out-afi distraction between North pad South. We _।; A. j will print the letter on Monday, Wewotiecd in the columns ofthe Hastings ■ J»wnia7 a couple of wtekz rioc^, an tract from an editorial years rinaj, Wo are written by us two glad to know Aat the readers af' tbo J-ttmal • were trtateil to an'nrticM A whieh'attU time it w» In another place in this fare* isfibe Bajt- articles for® the written, there .Was good sound sense,- aAing (#o7, rare,,'in fhe'. columns Ae of.it always MantaD Atri4»a<M«^rtMatihg the nomination JonraohAM.A« rradercs of 27m. J««u (V-DAmJI «f Jackson?** the candidate *f tbe KepuMteensef lU ‘emuity adumusofAe Ba!<NIR whichpYeathough of Calkin, fof rayfaeaaBatire fa CengreM. To tMaariich we tak th* speetal attention *f hail wiA delight any tthey lb ia A* prerewneg as Ud-y**Mak. and as w« fully balisve, of ths My AMsmu fir Oe« Mw -ft W IRW are ( .•,. ligcnt and' experienced railroad men !in' the totutuy, rod. U, dipo*etij ehvga out rf H. uppinudOeihroutole tW in the street could stand. New Tbo de- cen» pdfiUH tired of spcadttg money hu^the purpose of placing speculators in Ac best offices, and hordes of unuaturaliscd Irish in the minor places. The business men of the city know that Tilden'a nomination was the vAB'.K •nd his supporter* rad the Inflationists of Ac West, and altogether, there is a demoral­ isation in the , Democratic camp that ia very encouraging to chp*o who want good, government. And, speaking of political matter, I wish every Republican h> the ev. ...... J A----------United States cot mocrat," a paper supports, and which w the organ of TJ.F nn.l kit* T*Wr T*rt .Hr- be able to salify tbo people on thctt v«y points. We invite Ae rtoarat scrutiny of Asa character of Mr. Q'DesmeU. lfh< did N«poaM* ear full oowMtnee .vje would noMupport him for.Ajp uftfa., . James U'DauiraU began life wiA »o Mftalraxa hb braiw rad hh ha«4s *By Aa ran* peraraUnoe offorta ha baa riaen to a plara pf hotor in a oity wbarv he has resided tof Isranjywe» He Us Ae m^MModawppoct ofAU ttit. tig m Ac px» uptown, right in the aid* eg U..n. •nd he creed, u imaeeeetenl, MMlnug like . eirew rent,—he M ki. rtimi.’ fleeter tongued, — - ...1 , tBtla gre'C "AwwAaAl Ucbthai wuM engre.g .bmu piling tM in, rod U be an event intheir fires. Af nine Ae rignal for the illumination wan given. The buildings were gay and a-fiutter wiA flags rincc morning. When Broadway looked as if all the butterflies of the world had set­ tled upon it* fare in tlie ran. And cow, looktoff down Ae«tro« nfik* tw when it Mflkato the birbbr as lai an one could see, a calcium light shone, a great blaring ' the forehead of the aky. and below Tilden, right over a prominent portrait of Tilden, with this igwipttun, "A Catholic Matounan, Senator'Ktinhu. the bominator of Gov. Tilden.*' This is a bid for the CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. stood at the bead of the Aird brigade, Ac ®r«7 one of those eagle faced black Scotch — v »*«. . behind who marched covet. ledthhUr.BflMlritcrBn l were lit up and they flash10 the chaers ere arc doing Ices,____ they iiad in Fourth of JI the other trades are dead will be better after the Fc hopeful thought, but it a fore, and even the lawyt Ttabalaareofcaah* AtHufeirwaarj' " * ‘ Aft 8,' •>• WWS.01; Ulrooe I* 18t« »l,«eS3«8.4T; irororo. fe, tl* yret «*»;n*.Mu ■ U-*. *luz iwprer WtU I’ltoJU* nlngroJ ik« hSre'uf Vr*l-~ »»u»SaJ«>L rfc M. . to* k gw* btfl'BA*. *i tk*l u^kutallto, rod rite, *AH> .fc-aald---------- Depart .... ' Drew • wreck. AnTOnRjrwi l «ji»y at throe to W< ?■ (thing the New Yorks i'E-XWg The German « Cuban jmcietocs tor so small a body L. htsring unmista­ i, nH it was pathetic to aee tbeir beautiful coipfo—another red white and blue—carried in honor of a country which celebrated Ac independence tb^r were straggling M »cUrt- The ~ ~ • printer’a Jlnutop Jhtit 1. t^editVMldeA. Hck rP*4ke yen. ett, propore, re |K|>, ■" MJ i“ 1A frepel w*. up. Bj J»» «»y tbiyjfc. rf t™, . u oore^-He ootiredIke dnurt. I KOHUre Hippodrome. La wi.re, —thu only ,U pion. »,,« there A, ,U ■aoereoooll not roae to Ty*,. Tye*. Watered JH go H tke rinoere & hr shops at all times save holidays, come out, the Germans and wife, children and, l>aby, the Irish bop and ” '* — “k^BQms JSS1 piuck*^. Mt- rabtiptaroff*. Hraeto'Uitmsure the >ro<« *f bak. .July L:waa « W^re bona i> tb« Congraarioeal cAtfenctan’ftfedin. ring the Week ectfing O Doratog thtla ’ftemoMiratfagthat tie «. • 1 J0>4 ; paymeal* during lame time irate' MmkJI SeiUI, York, and they find no takers. still uu formed, and upon other sections support of thr Catholics—au assurance to where the “fortuuew of war" may noew- ' them that Tilden isfiirlv in tlicir banlx/ siiatc b second choice, a careful conridera • Vend tbat.’in the event of hw election, they lion of Aa. qulificwtiona. pobitewed by will, in national ibatfera, haves the same Mr. O'Donnell. consideration that they hare always had Wo premise our . argument wiil\ die I.IW. tn Aft...1!* ... .... I... truth that no man ia entitled A. any. dec live ♦ffice. The people are oomprten: to choose Aeir fcrvant-. Wha^ .ia nsgdcd at Aia time, U>a»re u» in Coogress. » * man of pnimpcach#ble integritp of pure, moral charartr of intdUgvuoa; of fian eoavk<i«MkoB A*, gwl .quertioos which Democratic politician* filched from of Ao day, c««»KictioiMi rraulting from ip telljgunl consideration of problems o£ Na­ tional importance, and whiob .are- not th* ;resaU of hasty, cardeaa thought or biaacd. for their votes. or partial ihv«rti»lion- Wc»*4» ®*n The Republicans Jrboi*. thnrmmh^' with Ac I only confident, 1 affairs of Aa District—ouc wbo*c knowl[The nomination ar c____________ Hayes and_________ Wheeler_ odge of it* wants i* baaed . upon, actual oba that —•--they accept a* the best could •• have nervation and experience; , wboae inu-rcau been made, and more than that, sa all that are iulcrwovcn with (be interests of the was desirable. Clubs ar* being oroinised Dstriot and whm fieakmal prosperity is in all Ae wards, and the best men in Ae dependent upon Ac general welfare of the city are taking hold of the work? While Dialrict ho represent*. Wo need, in Aort, it is impossible to carry Ao city, Ae Deman honest, breve man, who dares to th) err.tic majority will bwo redneed ae tn Drake right and whiiae-. peroeptioua aru keen to the state al«olutdy certain for the Beyuk detect error even whu» it is disguised. . Iman ticket. The Liberals arc, an •rule, Rush a man wi in line again, and thousands of Democrats O'Doooell to be. will vote the Republican ticket \ tor the toon, wok to «•*._ , .......... tbo abilily or Ae integrity of the aavotal first time in Aeir lives. The north nan of the State where Mr. ^'1raekr.-«Mte gentlemen named by other Counties. Wc will giro Ao largest majority 1er Ae tick amply atato as Ao haato of qualification ot ever known, and will . aMkraif more tor a eandidato wmc of Ac most A'porAan balance all the frauds tant ]tointa that Bsggosl thomsolvm to our perpetrated in the city. T^rl eattoot ia mind. If eiAcr of Ae candidate now excellent here »cc Ant youto Mrar duto offered b aaroraaiul, wc bobevc be will There ere .tire* ttore ■p*---— l-,niri pending .guiu* Mr. TiMeo loeotopd biro pabBeeAsfriM^efafaty riatittiI O'DonXKU. as the proper person to re­ present thia District tn Congress. Wo re­ cognize Ao many sterling qpalitic* qf head and heart poHcsscd by Ac several gentlemen namcd.by other Counties; but from Ac feet Aat an individual choice must be made from among them all, vrt ex prow* our personal preference for Mr. (YDounell, and respectfully urge upon Ac eleetnrs pf this County, where opinion is Betting' offering odds Aat Hayes will, carry yer, . “nilreed wrecker," ■*! rolled, wW to toM K the etoekMdai o* Ihihd^ 1 H doei jmrtlee to the oAer aSpt--• -«to ftta. .-Mftfr raala for llts poaitfon 'ktntwg whom'“lhere are ' of Mont Uretaunud J. SHeo to.taolotoM rich by dtokoont «»a .hrop . " I has am The Lansing Repttblica>i says : June* F. Joy is one to Ad mo*t intel- It fa an open avowal of the fblicy *T rotabra a» ibeead of -Ua imfa] which they extracts frora tU are more' Aan news to thens. our readers. It tie important 'ia srvofn] respaef*; worthy men. some but that there ere buckeye aproutn run­ ning over with knowledge and cgotiaci among her members to introduce his firlues to Ac mass** — Chariotte Leadtr. mim pnun .re JI ot in ,h« ren,,^. „ dl„„ by the reared., Ulin* U« rretihu some of ttoea tompuwd. Ibary Wud “ id4eWk*.HUu„, KlepSgUi pot Wa u>" tk< «. coostilutod. Some row will be made to carry congrcs- • Mr. Haycatnay have been a “promincU man in Ohio." but outride of the State, he was woefully unknown, and it is a good thing for the Republican .party ia Miehi- RftttaUMbt in so utterly unditowbgji W 1 him . HBYKM' gX.A.TTPO»M ■ A&W. ready. S not as yet, to place the jroyc hands of a p*rty»O^*d St Louis Convention," and that Thurman Ss a great mag." As Thurman W 'Iwo An '*« may I* found an able ^ut the Anericut ptnple beaded liar can be easily told, 0,0,0,0,0,0. For Vice-Prerident, WILLIAM A. WHEELER, ./New Y«A. ; Ao globe, the educa­ and eowe o.; auHag n aS I1M.000. WImcwmA,,, irilhkT SwpHaa Sqaara to Ma; . da.t pile, «rkk a > paiax* «Y gna, fa,,. ’ - —Jf ala* Th. I130.CW, ■M-. “tUfonac, ,|„ «T dollan «n KoUu l» a»«bli«*a> o«UU.rf,l„ ........................... ............——~XTiayk« •stm I, « feel that there are revere! gentlemen1 our County who could carry into Con­’ es* the ability,, the 'integrity and the f For President. RUTHERFORD b. hatkb; be* -orta (be -odd Twp yanra jrathe"BUbsun" who w, WOtokH-HMfa. 4^. Mw Chme whito the: ri»y » *> •“!*/ that the landlords are anxious to aee yo<», »«"* !• “i. •>» •>!>•■»» .itqjrill Tia«.fa, Unif it wniHA tote upo. Mito of Iho »nin cri.lroo»-ebon uo tbc mmroburoyrod crnylbrng uses, from all the nation* on and do one can afford to miss tion Ae view afford*. Coras, day, or days, raAw panned of remfurta bly, all things considered. i/oXK KKTIKM IMCIDXXT. lose the right. Nel Stricter than it ever 1 were tired oat. j SwrciSs aatttw . aad far*«t re« ka« �STEINHOFF & WOOD Crnut Cann July Pth. 1878. \ Knrton Damn: The Centennial 4th to ever and gone, the many hearts that a week ago anticipate so much piemare, have been gratified. The nu­ OF FICIAlPAPCtW8A»8T WWW. Alpha Carter High School. Beet record forentire year. Not absent. Irene Bueell High School. Thanking yea, geatiamew, for year uni­ form k lad nee aad oo—ty, Sad tr—tlag that the year before ue may be one of pleasure and of profit I remain moot respaat fully. merous festivals throughout our county have afforded abundant pleasures foe all. Haatinp has been the foremost Is celebrating, and be same spirit of enthusiasm has exhibited itself throughout J uhnstoe—The brand Rapid* Eiprosa. al • T:Bl Pjj Ksareasatx 1:13 i lt»j bnruit Kxi>rw • • AtlauUc t.sprvss (.-atntasramlbundanjMO 1 ■Va. Frvisbt -I.................................... *13 J . J. Grant * Dr. To monies received of eUy treasw' rr for tax . ■ fo.ffb5.24’ To monies received of ally troaisu- . er from primary school fund To monies received »f Hty (re-eft To mWUMrihtfb?taTt>M ffoi Geo. M. Dewey doHvcred the oration, which was considered byevery one present, to be a production of the very first order. The speaker, after a glowing review of our nation's formation, ‘rials aad prosperity.por­ ■reign aeholarff ’‘ wealth aad honor as a Natka, to tional landmarks the much honored and respected of names Franklin, Merili. Cart­ wright, Howe, Pulton, Fields, Mitchell. Longfollow and many other distinguished men uf American birth, paying them a just tribute alao their attention to an uncultivated intel­ eel aad warned them of the appalling dan- J. M. NEVINS. P.M. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Cneh paid ea o— steading olalm* July let, 1875. not audited n-i. fijfo, ................. ... ' ' ** •* •• latoMstou Bowie loaned <0 pey teaehera 11 will be olnerved that our aveargo, daily Cash paid for insurnaeo oa atiendaaoc hv, Ijmr uniformly lurwiala|. building> •nd yet in this reoprat lhere fa abeadnk Cash paid for treasurer's salary *• . *• seemtary's *• room for improvemeuL • •• •• taking school cen­ Permit m<apiu to press the mallet upon i » the attention of Ch a B.jntd and of the'patrons sus and making reports Cash paid for printing Mias Hokut Hottest. Gold lll|. Pige.*n shoot to-day. M. H Wing ia noUju st ice of lhe society or myself, as a correspondent without toying pleasantly and without any be harangued on graagertam. ■mplieitly relied upon. Lyceum Association. ikwmi «7<M» ■ 13,00 «0.00 30.00 ........ . msterial and ,wofk Pupils who sre regular In attendance are invariably successfoll with their studlra, Hotter. ' ; ' Jn^lr.. I87» the one great and grand principle-free icbopla- bring­ ing before ns, in a glowing manner as educa­ j. cveept Sondajr. ZHS.OO ’ ‘T’ '-^T«8.78 B-J, Grant * . . ' OaAk pabloa outofaMtog aiders trayed to his hearers, the benefita of universal PONT OFFICE TIME CARD Smkal aii4Iectaiical l»i«g noir hut charge, and more, one . Croat Chicago, loiug houriv expected. ,IA , ... Oar peo|4a will do to rctucaiber that MikKy'®"- sod wife att—t to the Will attend to all Lraoahev ef.the Profession .and Vamel HrtWarttnn curing of their Son of deafness of eight yrara standing, in one week, by Dr. Blaso. I Union Bieck, ovt That Isaac W. Vroomaa late sltcriff of thia county, and row special agents of the U_. s. pension Department atteets to the •tmcval of a Tap^c-Wobm in a few hours, ONE PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL that hax completely restored him to health, though it was supposed that he was in good order tuning every day, ONE tronfled with heart cTwasc‘aad liable U HEAVYFAIR OF MULES 7 years old ONE B ytartdd MARE,- ONE* BUGGY ..Ajfooal pwik-uhr, of important nearly new, also ONE ’HEAVY- 8TA■muBS, can be obtained by calling oo TJOMABY ENGINE, for sale on GOOD Michael tlrace, Bed. McLdland,,H. pen- TERMS. For particulars enquire on the, premises one mile west of Cariton Center. c.njyfe&iktfe?"’* BeuMtVa, Mrs. Edward Reed, Mrs. Emma DENTISTS ! ia lhe way ofa Centeaatol pkale on Ue let inat Some five er tlx hundred people gath. •red in Kelley'a grave. Eart ride of Vai r Uke. and partielpotad in the pleasure of the day. The day wm somewhat multi whiefa not only kept many more frrnq being preaeat, bi^l de: layed somewhat the exerelaeo but with all it in considered that it rarpaned anything yet painting fanee Astral LuiUHng Cash paid fir material and while those who are frequently alarm, toae not only the time of their abeenee, but lose FdR SALE OR TRADE Stibbn, Mr. John Cole, and many other —— might mention. XXllTtnl f, treats aU &rooIc or long eland —n------- es of whatever name ud states the facts to every pt itient, and takes po incurable cases. Rji nember he locates discaaes without asking any qu— tious. The Press everywhere spa highest terms of hu great still. By his Cash paid for hood, sawing and splitting aad hauling <31»T Begllgest anti in reality receive out Hhle Cash paid for carpm, c—tral . profit. budding . t Teachers are frequently oldiged to suffer Cash paid for incidentals , vyy censure w^ea too real fault justly Dos with I Cash o.Tmrfp'-'* 7U/'l’f,'rt SPECIAL NOTICE. shall publish the official call on Monday. • There will be a spbeial meeting of Pioneer Engine Co. No 1. a the engine rooms Monday of which app—rrvl tb be of nearly the same magniftMas tb—of which M'S* *a appW to the naked eya. U —art wry cloec to the earth easting II tn be as lights* day. A sulpburious light remaining in its trail for A ea»d In point occurred Juriag last term Total I10.187.C8 A gentltmsn appruaohsd wii^ tmonal of out standing claims RJT.M (ions of dl«— tisfsetion and severe criticisms f Justs M. Nbvu* of a teacher because his daughter bad (»een Examined sod approve! •_ Ji-tru T. Own reduced from eae grade to the next tower being unable to retain her pooitita in her class. The c—cluatoa was, of aduNk. ibqt the teacher was incompetent, but an inveMi^don receded toe foctlhu da nag the pro­ ceeding MveQ weeks the pupil had been pew­ List of lottsrs romriaiag ia the Hastings Pent but nyArvfoye, having preeented a ■•gea- <». Barry County, MM. July Wfof WT®* I Mrs. Nancy Brown. Wm. Henry wnipi, Mrs. C;A. Baker. Miss taehri frurgson, Jaa T. Bines, Artheboid Hickman, KA W- Ill Kjdisoa Disnrs. display of the sociewt pbenomenoa never was wiineaoed in this eeclion l>efore. Hoping I have not exhausted yo.tr patience llo- A trrr pleasant picnic party wm held nn. dvr the oaks, nn ibcgruunda of Hon. Robert J. Grant, by the members of the Presbyterian K»bljuh Schoo) of thia city, yesterday. The xxiety expreim tbrmaelve« under many oblijstioua to Mr. Grant for the courtesies exten- ■a Hobday evening next, to organise a Hay re and Whrajar club. The meeting is called by tlie iUpublicaa City committee, aad it is Fasarurr, July ®<b, 1878. To simply say that lhe 8rst celebration at this place ua Ue afternoon of the M was a auerete?would not do th" oee—ton ^ertiee. It was more than a sucre— and ranks Freeport among the ftnrt villages in Barry xdanly. The Centennial pole, (than which there ia nona finer in the ooanty) wm raiteJ - per order of exercieoe, a»d J boa , U.« praple, ■bout MJO in camber ae—mbled to Krten to to (loo. M. Dewey a apteoh. Vogy closest tention wm paid to Mr. Ifawry a r—sacks, — be carried the andienowbeek if ■ —J-—— ~5, aa<L aad Traced tha i—hy in»to lhe days rfl778. whirh have made America portant events * —- — 'Wa quote glorious up »• the present ..............—---vary large. • irom --- -------- — - Ing the bright and laudable achievement* of ■. ■L.. W* UO.J.. —1 -O— ■"““J”** £ s_.riM'a motto iaOnward, ever, tn ' Jn„. .. . . ...I patyunsafthe school hare favored us with their presence during tbo yw. Them is pcrhaj.« no mrsni by which the parents can more effectually stimulate and encourage both pupils and I sochera than by frequently and regularly visiting the different depart- CYhiie maialsiniag m<— exercised, ami lhe judicious teacher will usually find Mherm—— for maintaining a thorough discipline. Daring lhe T—rjasi eio—l 1 have be— ransgelled to administer corporeal punish menl in but one ea«e. against four eaves dur tag the second year and three eases during the first year of the present administration. At the prise shooting mulch held to-day. In hi* city. Mr. A. M. Block, Mr. Philo A. sbeldon -brIJon and *ud a Mr. Wiikou. eochtoiiled lea ■irde at ten nceuive shots. In sb\>ting off for ■!.. prise. Mr. Black kMlod tbr—Mrtto, three Pretty good for a het day. «e ask sLiention to the Report af Ue Priac pol of our Union School publMsd . to-day. it la a dccument of much importance though more rtraarkahle for what it dee> not contain, lhau for What it doea. Yrt there are same thiap in it that will command the expecial a taatiea of all bumanitsrianr. bat neo» Umt • til Uouiwre in that direction than the vinditatioa of the ljarbaro.it practice of carper— Mmiahment. Among tbo amlaefo— wen the Keep It. Where you wul find all kinds of mNimst Of every Description which we ry Ooanty, tor thrac rwaacus: We sell dodo of this cheajv-ruadc Fur­ niture that to made by machinery. The goods we make ia made by hand, ant) Warranted. We Invite all persons to mJl and Inspect ftur goods, for they a! bear inspection. No trouble at all show gooda. " Parties having Pictures ‘to frama would do well toy 'them framed of u* we can do it P .Asr and Cheaper than. any house In P .ry County. We keep the Larvert aud Brat selected stock o/ PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULDino«, Bracks™. 1*ai*er-Hold< KBS, WAIX-Poczm, PlxfpkbHOUFBBS, and everything In the Furniture Hue. We invite all persona to call mid look WE MEAN BUSINESS’ Furniture Rooms south ride Stole St. opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hardware Prints 7 eta. Lonedalam—lin 12 eta. , Store. Shirting Bets. tTKBBUt Baa'S , Extra heavy Shirting 12| eti .Best cottoandra 15 to 3D ata. (toodTwHng ia cu. ■ At lhe eloae of each term all the pupils ia the High School end those ia the advanced grades of the Grammar Department Laws’, Great Beflictaii Pngs!. been required to undergo a thorough written qx—ainaltoa upon the atudlvv pursued during While to the true student these examineUoas furnish no iaeentire tn diligence, yet iu Stimulating the laggard to more pertisleat effort their value car. hardly be oeer evtimaj tod. Pupils Sailing to answer 80 per cent, of the questions ire hot allowed to retain their elans standing. ' • SALISBURY 1 BROSSEAF tl£ EJlii .SJBi !15J. । .pjninvu.it’My1*. . FURMITVIIE, -’Write? Ml BntM nwtk ! to fit tbemadv— more perfcctiy for the duUea-of the schoolroom. Coming as they *> w ill aa earnest purpose they enter af heartily into their work that they co—Htwto a really valuable addition to the school. Of the foreign pupils aad tboee resident ia the city we have had about thirty teachers in oar High ftobool at various times duping the your sad it ia my purpoae. with tbo ap­ proval oftbo Board, to a dtaeher s claim for their benefit during the foil term. SfoWb i .Bddto Dewey, MOB* D»w»y. Katie WiHiama - 1st. Because we hove no lent, t» pay 21. Because we make the mod of out Peerless Milk Safes M. D. Rrmd desire, to call attooUro to *>th the melodious lows of his powerful <-K«. 1‘leaiy of room al the "cooler" for all STEBBINS BRO’S, now on exhiblttou at W Futt'tttnd" Store. Ail kinds of work foarlc td1 bj*1 tier. Rejmiring of alt kinds of old CuPuituro noatly done. , ■ t • unhesitatingly Itolh the moral and legal right of the teacher to adfaihidet aerpocyal jx.pfctomeat, i>^b' —vert^elees a right thM eeidom should ' be ’ can sell obeapcVdhctn any houss in Bar­ TO TU LHBBICLXPUBLIC. aar years we have made tsro mi s the alto ante of a vast slam eft Oliver, Veron M. Kellogg, Mine Owie Johnsen Barry. While Mr. Bartlett and dsu^btrr were rnturning frum tba CeleiTstion Celviu-ation si at Battle Bartle ('reek. Crevk. they Mop»d ar a Kara (hoi yrt r«mplrted» for shelter from a heavy shower. Dy —me misstep Mi«s It, fell causing a bad fracture Dr. I'eckham wm eallod ' MHK M. mode of practice he docs not mske sick to make weU; does not bold out false in­ ducements ; is frank in his opiniorr, hon­ est ia his dealing?, and has won the confi­ dence of the siek and suffering in every city or community where he has prsctic ed, and has cured thousands when oil oth­ er mode* have failed. interest in timr work, become careless »oii ' eesalJe (f > excuse" for the remainder of the . • �NEWjXDrfRTIi®£NTii. ^Miri ibas the wurtB-i ckte* thi . Mppirt to , fall. irtriteU with them. *Uif hmg< enough i to uounuuc aU the fatten tint' «re plnerd i in an orchard the a arm* will all la destroy* ’ RURAL TOPICS. MillUk G.? P. Rowell k Co'fi. Colu®a_ -• rt'e-Im i -llflWf JCT •mWWN . - : UCHffiAH ABD THI SOUTH ; rd. It i» adniittmUbat b.^ at* tart cx- l »|CcUtat .caants al crehateh andMro very | d - vnluaUr M Weiffi CUUX*, &' have tiwrai*. ui tiwwumy . -..yplrs. a’4 hetcu ijat^'jt destroy jail 4; LlrtLVMlXM «VltW fuw Itt* ilABMWW . ; Cuba mrt be taught to rd ftet Ifow in breaking them ffir thr!>irtrt». K.t walking horeee are murh teuje'vglna.- .hie than slow one.. Fte histxmx-, suppon yo« have a fast walking t mu whwh will plow a half uo acre of land more in * day tban onfinaky hut*«s eaix du. Then jruj>e tint yritr fait wafting'ream will 'ip miltsi to market wkb k Lted. rod git, ! there ao hoar K>u»«ribkp <,om»Wi walk my jriides exclusively tu wy »de“ era. ( yon Ace the difference W ddllan aud and ekprticnt*. Ton want the opinions cents ( rewfily, w "time b tebwj-'T .>Q* of the Lett fAwaum, fruit gyow^*,. : in Ito Macha <vlt to’wlft ftrt. y«hlt4i h»® coonootion with what I caoaay myaali, te Ip< the aide of a horse of good wafting ^It aBiifhe* make »he~•-lUrul Topic*’ of the urtatert 1 p^Heralne tarraut * tiekner Aperira* CHICAGO k lAffTf llt KOS « ..' ruaikKGAB - nuu> nr au. Mvotnm. •12 LtiiJ: teMrtwtttjiifc: TIME TABLE Mo. 8. , ' • •• • T. (.A..OM ' Tha Or. O*A “• ’**“■ »marrta«»bB rwb’ te y»» « ’ nyrtra 1 shall ' MOG,GOO. LISTOFGIKTS 8tffla8488--±“ gMOnaUCnah tite-.-—____ <»■ (Irukd Cut lifft_______ ___ pail of wither. and wrirt along with a small whttk.brooui. sprinkling the tops. This waa hia first use of Pan* green. The tteoad time he put a little flour ia the water, which had tha effort of making it adhere better to the leave*, and he think* it Wasbrtlet. The two application* completely cleared out the bupu He saw many per sons uxing common sprinklers. and he bw liareu they were utrorotal. Mr. Strouse had three and a half at-roa, and Lad to put the jminui on but uu<x-. The rows were thirty rod* long, and the potatoes planted in drill* uightceu umJim lb tha rowa, *o it required a mnridasabla a cask Breach end and ooc in the middle . The American I’omriagioal Soriu|y ro-i ju>rt on fruit, not pror ioualy mentioned, an followa- The best aingh variety of ueam for aU aertiona of the <x>uutry.« tin- B<rtleit, then come next tlm tiuekid. Bcurrcd Anion. After th®.-, the Flemiab Bcnuty. lawn-uve, JIowull, Winter Nils Iteyeune 4 Etc. Ihicdieroc d Angotfiumc. and Belie Tucrative. Th<- fidlowing <h\ well and ,4«t- swamteauuded in, ib*b>- Kinlute lurid* uot stand no huh ia gbaractCT ax. jthxi pre­ ceding. GifformHuffman, IMutnHVSum- I per. Tyson and Vicar of Winkfield. The Concert! gnt]r » lhcl><*t for general cul­ tivation, and the next best is Um Delaware. Tile Lett pew lit* that ‘ are the miut gen­ erally (Btecmud.’* am Crawfcrd'* Earty and tVwwfard s Urtc >\urt in jeipultrity arv Old Hixon Tree. UUMom Cling. Large1 Early Ycwkf Groa*.- Mignowiv auB ('uoMMt'a Favurite The tollowiog are m<Mt highly uaUeaM-d at I La 'suUUi and M.uthwvaf- (\dtttnbr*. Halon’? (InldrtL llettk CTmg. Lady Parkham.' Leaxm Uiug, (MdMtxtm-'CT« xad Sdwjudiatnm. Tl»c heal clu-rrien are euaridrted to be the iter|y RHuteond ; fe? Us««rf‘cnll'v*liQe followed by Black Tartarian, the MoreHt* and May Duke- The bear atrawberrim are the wibon fin-t as a gt»u-rally popular variety. Next in order arc Tnophe de Ggnd, Charles Downing ami Longworth's l*C»lific, and after them-,* Agriculfirrilt, Jtowocr'i* Prolific and Green Prolific. Tn rngard t<» rwtpbcrries aud H»rkberriev. the sSSSSScSiSS^ ■VUa, Frio-*, Tw*A •“ NieteU, SM^ard ■ Tht*- unrivaled machiut* and repairs for PHICK OF TICKETS . me arv supplied .it fowcet factory price* GREBLE& RUSSELL ' 48 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN *?ES35: iwa PENSIONS • ut >hl> ImiK DWMM •> ?»orta«n> II^UrMd. >w Kat.a KajsMa. Albiva. a»4 "" .ram s UAH.KOAO. imji lake so-,. we -u..... ' W-A.C- U.. of the field. Three tu.si did the aprinkling in half a day, and a Iwy carried tlxW«4<r to sUJ'ldy the caaks Hr bough: two !««»*. nf th<- poison, and there Waa a irautnr of a pvuud left. The field gaW ^ good erop( ,■ with t no further trouble from the bugs . after the sprinkling wan done. Jcwcph Hoffman atated that wbort short* take, the k»d. Phi Franconia ia butter than the flour fo mix with, aa it and tlarkc arv alao ...-----------will not work into lumps *o readily. So the Ee«t the Orange and Kncrett’* Giant arc two of the best varietkw. The Kitt*ia buekwhe-a! flwr • My larni being v»u«(>aW the atmuyoBoe of haring fiRwa ur twenty head uf. cattle driven mghriand mornlbg to and froai lhe puattrro, the lot* of thm- in often turning team and plow, <>wiug the number of interior Afihrn* wdBlbiJrtrt of surface of cjood land capable ofbeing plowed ; uwteg KSfere.—**——*® TVG-. O., SSniLwaax—with laAtaaarolw. Para Jt ChUaa« K K tor fare. I and all MmIk♦•wt.m BitkarMX >br<>oa. cl grtar tinny Blackberry i» tha lx*i variety. and the WiLon come* next. But no Fruit (•rowing Society can do mute than to reo-. ummeud certain varieties bl fruit for cer­ tain localities, *■• far as its information opttehd*. There are varictiw of good fruits adapted t<> different localities that the American Pomulogieal Society may know ■RUH MPJM SITIMOR. TIM Reliable Sheri Um . EAST AMD WEST. voaxuvnoM 4MWt Win MB KTtBIT MICHIGAN •.TC.V3 CENTRAL —Afaawnwor tratu* a.e« WM tmta. ouMirbina Oatr RAILROAD. witllt »£ li INffMua TIMH TABLE. da« affect Apr. 16lh 18TS. ...wpi^KArc. and it/ulM* "A ttfe UliWa' txautained that six dirtinet advantagee were to be obtained by the jraettee *f -wiling over that of parturine cattle in the aummer *ea*on ‘ lit. It ■'•» laud. •ffd. It earn* fences. n , r ajMSs.’KSft&i fa B-t .Bln-. -oJnl «»w miaa alter North asJIbUm*. tfal WaJnh* Gt 02 111 0.'- tf - Jeefc BS--. I SE5S£nSsS& u''uirStw.te."VL..i gtci uSIiii “4th. TlIteps cattle m W« aad greater comfort. “5th It products mure milk. •6lh. It ’ JtH.lKT, i/UKHMi J.AXAALt. IWI ni-y/:r. «*X4n HOUXK. K<»VK4SJ..4X1> t> jfrsrlT.’x; rinnurrrtny. /..tcu.v, /*Atrie/rt. 1 >-A-v/Yritr. /«•*.< evrr. wff/.v srl/.. .vrwm.v. dks jkvutj^ ■Oouncil Blnfis and Omaha. Av. ■ 3 Its ; B8 '■loWo'W 1,11 MiiiiMtlwt « SOIXC •fill-m OF PAIN thntriu --- -------------------------------------- v . t»* writer would go to fo *n*ad agriculture iafiwBauon. ytrt-uititeai—ally mt nutrider h« ffomething to nay ufwxue importance At a tete matting * ~ tte n -k tfrn 4../. MUSTffWGF8'111”^ 'g^mwFW rmnuaUMUOTUM • Jo i- ii T,w '".i Mawm ; nSwero.» f :--tM -.. .j • OR; Without Change of Can, S*a.»J»! > Of.h» ■ lgi, . � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-17.pdf b23192cd8a6acb6b37df4fc0f3b0c647 PDF Text Text ■■■ VOL. XXL NO. 23. ^HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JULY (7. 1876. GEO. M. DEWEY KDlWlt JLND TUB LIS IIEll. Read the Record Disinfectants. ■ Hot and wet In order that organic de­ composition may go on readily there must needs be warmth with moisture. We do not want for either at present; so that it behooves people, to look about them and AM TES OF A TiTEliTlSING. 1506 Solo ifi 1871, 3049 S0L0 i/l 1871 7<7> S0L0 t/i 1873. 14976 Soto i/t 1874. 31077 Sold i/t 1873, 440 711LL7 100000 riLL BO HtfUlltBD roif 1876. 0/1I 44 Lf TUT Ful>»*n ^407 Solo EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, &c., &c. aovi THE VICTORY IS WON I ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME Complete. • wx UCRGKKR. A rTOHXKV, Councilor, and Solicitor. xxi-'.tr WM. UPJOHN, Buw.su. lUxtion. tueh. . For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME AND SEE MEI JOHN STANLEY, Hastsiiigs, June 12, ’76 . . A. P BWATLSgr- JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR, ‘ '• s- c. 1 lUaieiAN A BURGEON*, MtKKPORT, BARRY COCJrtTT,' Mil to ...ratio. «i„n erwc®. „< Wo. To those Whom it may Concern: 1 am now running a NEW POR TABLE liiACniNE for Moving, Rasing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings from small to great, and having handled about 1,200 build­ ings iu 16 years, feel confident I can satisfy those that may favor me with a calk address is Irving, Barry 0, Mich. A S. DEAN. Irving. MiA , April, llt», 1S76. xx60n>3 sec if there is not ample chance for organ­ ic poisonipg. But onco, give the foul fiend a chance and he will crowd around hit phantom forms among your households. If you love your friends, seek out their onemice and slay them. Who arc they ? Their name is Legion. From ” and drain; from every privy barn those silent ' forms come to breathe out the breath of death, Even from the swill barrel those vile monsters will not hesitate to drag their slimy lengths. Man is his own enemy—still I write this known as an antiseptic to need further preUy jmrely-kave pure air/ providing elucidation here. To call attention to its you renew it often enough. New pieces well known property of pieserving meat is maybe brought in each time, or the sufficient praise for one remedy. absorbing power of the. old ones may be Per manganate of Polonium is a true regenerated by simply igniting them. disinfectant,'acting-by direct oxidation of Charcoal is used also for the tame purposes the organic poison ; thus breaking up fhe that potassic nitrate is. fraternity- In Aismfeotant value this rem­ Dry earth is principally used far disin­ edy is without a parallel; but unfortun' fecting privy vaults; but th* subject has ately it has also a high commercial value been so thoroughly ventilated of late in which places it above common use. the agricultural papers that I think I can Chlorinated Ltile. You dl know what •ford to past it by. There still remains it is. 'Many rx the time you have expressed one disinfectant that has received as yet no your disgust at its presence; ncvcrthelMS notice namely, Fire. If you look for it is an old.and-valuable remedy —one of something better, you will search far and the indirect oxdiiers already spoken of. fare worse. There is none more power­ It may best be used in privies and stables, ful; none more speedy in its action ; none bat ia hardly admirable for use in bod more effectual. Burn up the old rub­ rooms, and sick rooms, where a disinfectaiit is so sadly needed. It may be used in powder, sprinkled around foul places or standing in an earthenware dull in some outof-the-way place where it will exert its in­ finance, or if it is desirable to disinfect mote quickly, as, when'cleaning out au old cistern, the Hypochlorous acid may be disengaged at once by the addition of some acid, as vinegar (acetic acid) orz Sulphuric acid, to the Chlorinated limo. bush , in doors and out of doors make a bonfire of it and imagine you arc burn­ ing in effigy your enemy, u you are in reality. Don't save up old papers old clothes old anything, to show to your progeny how poor a collector of curious things you really were. I would not be understood to mean by old paper; old documentary paper^throe may be of historical value some tiine, bat old news­ papers, burn them up; “Dust to dust, ashes to ashes," and tho sooner you make that yon may not slay yourselves. He inhalm God's own pure air and exhales invisible death. He traMforms every mouthful of food he takes into a rank poison; poison to hini.Mdf, aa well as others if taken again; poison in whatever man­ ner taken; juai umuch poisonous if taken Chlorinated Soda acts in the same man­ in the garioua form and absorbed by the ner and is of equal value and like them, ashes of these the better. Then leach the lung tissues, as if taken in more solid, and too, is the gas. ashdsund they may finally bo serving a Joos likely forma; jtut as poisonous, in pro­ Chlorinel valuable in ite plane. Perhaps good purpose as a disinfectant to .your portion to the quantity if taken from the the place in which it will be found most hands. valuable will be in renovating old bouses, About impure water, and the mode of breath as from any other of tho excreta The question presents itself: How shall or rooms whore persona, have bean long purifying, I scarcely know what to say rick or sick, with some contagious disease. hero. I guere I Will have to content my­ we prevent this seif destruction ? It m nothing else. I answer again, destroy the It may best be manufactured on the spot, self this time by simply saying, drink destroyer. No use to cover up the diabol­ in the following manner: puae water and nothing else if you would ical work of these rilent hosts with per­ Take Chloride Sodium (common koqkypur health. ' «. ■Mt) 3 ox. fumes ; you are only hiding the, enemy’s 1 ox. approach; throwing a translucent shroud Black oxide Manganese 2 ox around a transparent form; smoothing tho Mix and add water ] Ox. pathway for the enemy who will destroy Sulphuric acid from th* Laailai Republloan. This is to be shut up in the appartment The Jackson Patriot, Kalamaxoo Ga­ you; sending out an alabama who will Two precautions are zette and several other Democratic all but ruin your friend aud offspring. to be disinfected " necessary however: 1st, mix the ingredi­ of lower standing, keep i Destroy your enemy. . falsehood that Hayes and To accomplish this we have divided our ents in an earthenware or gl««" dish con­ for and took back salaries army into two divisions. Tho mission of siderably! arger than is necessary to hold the first being to prevent the birth of the them. 2nd, Be sure and remove all silver enemy, (Antiseptics) and of the second plate or other nujtalic substances, or they to destroy tbc enemy if the abortive meas­ would be quite as effectually distroyed as ures fail, (Disinfectants). Of three two the organic poison, dodo of which will re tho latter division is the larger and more main. The great objection to the last I important, embracing in its ranks many of three mentioned disinfectant* is their the commissioaed officers of tho firat di­ abominable odor. This fact has lead to vision, whore wo find tho following vet­ great effort to discover something quite as eran names, Carbolic Acid, Creosote, the efficacious without having each an un­ mineral Acids, Potassic Nitrate, (Saltpetre) pleasant drawback attached to it. As a substitute for these, although not and last, but not least, tho timed-honored name of Sodio Chloride, (common salt.) acting quite aa quickly, we have Sulphate Among tho now recruits, . the untried of Iron, (copperas) which has still another soldiery, belonging to this division, the advantage to the economic mind, namely: This u best adapted more promising arc Salisylic add, Cholo- cheapness. to the disinfecting of privy vaults, and is furm and Glycerine. In the second division are placed Po- to be used in solution of strength 0? two tasium per Manganate, Chlorinated Lime ounces to the gallon. But perhape bettor. Jiess. He is * against Hayes and Whoefor. and Soda, Chlorine, the Hyposulphites, than any or all of these, all things conrid- speeches His name is Austin Blair. .. Sulphate of iron, Sulphate of xino, aud ered, is the above named. There wax another man, a prominent Chloride* of Almunium and Lead1, an tho Chlorides of many of the metals aud United States Senator in 1866, who, earths, as Aluminum and Lead, which arc acid solution of the former constituting by ' when Hayes voted against an in create of the most important. Tri fact, any and all far the larger part of the highly lauded pay, voted for it at every stage. He even agents which will directly or indirectly Bromo-Chloralum sold in the,shops. Bu wanted to keep the mileage np at forty cents, whan he knew the proposed act re­ ‘Jus again is expensive and is in no way act ax oxidising agents arc put here. duced it to twenty cents. His name was Besides those two grand divisions wo superior to the Chloride of Lead, which Thomas A. Hendricks, and he wriggles hare a sort of sub divirion—a prison may be made at a very trivial cost, as fol­ at the tail of the “reform" ticket. (See 1 Cangnuional GMe, pages 4,144-46, guard if you like—whose duty it is to retain lows: . the oocnjy but will not destroy it, (Absqrb- ' Dissolve one drachm of nitrate or ace­ July 25, 1866.) Old Zach.Chandler, who makes no cant­ ants) Charcoal and dry earth ; two valuable tate of load, the former better if it can fee ingprofession of “reform," yet is a reformer procured, in a patent pail of water and add remedies belong here. of the most thorough stamp, voted "no" Now let us take up al] tbcnc remedies two drachma of common salt, whiah will on this question in tho Senate, in direct one. by one and see how about their rela­ make the solution slightly milky in sp- opposition to the “reformer" Hendrioka. tive value: Cabolic addo. Par be it from pearanoc. You will then have a disinfect­ Ion will find pay in the pockets of Hayes and Wheeler or Chandler. Tho Democra­ my desire to take one bit of emolument ant that will stand you in good service for tic papers should make the proper correctfrom the name of a remedy that has been any use. life not saeolUd by anyof the “ Iona before the public, but duty bids me others for use in privy vaults or barns, and say, he has not proved himself *a friend in is far superior to the others for use ia Gov. Hsyeri letter of acceptance contime of need." As an antiseptic, Carbolic heuso and cellar. Try it. Disinfect your tains four distinct persona! pledges, vis: acid is of but alight value, so a disinfoct- sleeping rooms by keeping some in your to Civil Service reform, to out Presiden­ ant itfs valueless, unless used much stronger slop pail or some other vereel ; ring out a tial term, to early iwwiuytion of specie tnan it h ordinarily, or than it is advisable few cloths in it and hang thorn over the paymenu and to the promotion of harmo­ to use it for ordinary, purposes. If used back of a chair w aomo other convenient ny between the sootions. * And yet there sufficiently atrong to act as a caustic, it ia place ia the sick room. They will do aa are Democratic Journals so blind in their then disinfectant, and notuaril is it so. inestimable amount of good and are but partisanship aatoaasmt that the letter Of Crcanotc and the mineral acids (8ul- Kttfe trouble. contains “not a single straightforward Now wc come to the abtorbaaU, of three pburic, Nitric aud Hydrochloric) die The tnmMe with than ap­ same may be" said. \, j oWwalia the principal one. Jt oats, as pears tobe that they have been so long the .name of the class would imply by tak­ ing up or absorbing the pexioas game and retaining them. To ba of much value it. should fee fr-hly made, ho . aboorbaog power - is sim­ ply enormous. By keeping a plate of charred bite in a room you will �annual fair. Pcinio.1 Notes. Iff. x UKO. M. DKW UY, The longer the Cincinnati tickrfj Mr. Charice!® MDXTOM a loot si ~ tiuuc, the greater will be the injury infit- Of rise Ionia County Aytouy* ety, will be Md at Ionia, September the Th. nomination fcnmUy aco.pted- ed upon our oconomical iniui irtmtmslii Hard monay- »n «acretaW« classes of society. If dected, 19. 20, 21. and 22—$peo»»l attraobchools—Reform In the AH aeiMbe tiona to Exhibitora. Htmstu, Micl ' Lyea'lf Ohio ha ■ F«u3m'iikut IVA y« for the-Presidcney which was Reptibitean party ^tente a ralid front. There is not the shadow of a bolt from whole Haya and Wheeler. IW tet4y<«* derod him by the Cinrinnatti Republican Convention. He approves the declaration of principles set forth in tho party plat/«»A »»d taU*T yrtAteh,'if b» 'uTeonduct tAo administration upon reform principU . to rapport’ measures dmigned candidate for Governor of in Congress June 12th, 1864. By the way, if the Journal believa for the restoration of peace and prosperity in reform, why docs it. not wk Austin in the South; to encourage all efforts look­ ■ Blair to return that *5,000 to the Na­ ing to the preservation of the public cred­ tional Treasury ? We pause for re ply. it in the payment of its obligations as “ The wicked, disloyal abolition party promised ; and to accept no nomination National Rental W RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, . of Ohio. who rastaiu the PreridemJnjhis infractions on toe constitution, are joint hefts with him to the inheritance of eternal infamy.” For Vice Prrwdewt, william a. wheeler, for a second Presidential term. THE LETTER. Blanton Duncan of Kcntuoky writes from Louisville that the repudiation of of Naw York. Columbus, O., July 8 th, 1876. Tilden is fearful, and tliat the times arc --T 7b At Htnu. Edward McPhmbwm., •‘Honest money' for all, aud ripe for a bolt and the organisation of a Wm. A. Howard, Jok H- Ratmxt, free- schools for all. There third party. wILr., «».>»>»-• ./ >»- .VfUimshould be no inflation which The latest candidate for the Republican al Republican (Vntentioa. G ENTLKMER: In reply to your official will depreciate the one nor sec-' nomination for Governor in New York is terian interferance which will1 Congressman Martin I. Townsetid. He communication of June 17th, by wbieh 1 am informed of my nominaUon for the would be a strong candidate, if ba destroy the other.” office of Preaident of the United States by the Republican National Convention at ifl^f^BLICAN STATE-COsFI’EN- would consent to stand. CongrcBsman Seelye of Mass., is under­ Cincinnatli, I acoeptjthe nomination with TION. stood to have consented to a renomination. gratitude, hoping that, under Providence, I shall be able, if elected, to axacuto the His course has been a striking proof that duties of the high office as u trust for the the bcholar in politics can be a great sue- benefit of all the people. I do not deem it neoosary to enter upon any extended ccks if ho has a mind to be. examination of tho declaration of princiActive political work'm to begin io In­ ftnl&de by the Convention. The resodiana in a few days, and the tampaign is >us are in accord with my views, and I , to bo a red-hot one. They don't need, heartily concur in tho principles they an­ | over in Indiana, ouch weather as we have nounce. Inacvcral of the resolutions, | been having for the last few dsys, to have however, questions are considered which arc of such importance that I deem it prop­ I it either. er to briefly exjiress my convictoms in re­ I The Cincinnati Enquirer deplores the gard to them. The fifth resolution adopt-, fact that the nomination of Hayes seems cd by the Convention is of paramount in­ to have cemented the Republican organisa­ terest More than forty years ago a sys­ C.T. Osacsx. . RqmWean Bute Central Committee. tion and to have brought back to it all toe tem of making appointments to office grow up, based upon the maxim “to the victors old “Liberals,” while ou the other ban i belong the spoils.” The old rule, the true REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL the nomination of Tilden has jgnt the rule, Uut honesty, capacity, and fidelity CONVENTION-3RD DISTRICTconstitutes the only real qualifications for Democracy in twain. The Democracy is w4oublu-fac«l ia its office, and that there is no other claim, gave place to toe idea that party service-, dealing with the temperance question as were to be chiefly considered. All parries in its action ou other matters, for while in practice have adopted this system. It ii future vonven , it pronounced for “the liberty of individ- has been esacnttellv modified since its first introduction. It Ms UOtk however, been । ual conduct unvexed by sumptuary laws,” improved. At first the President, either it proceeded to nominate Gov.'Hendricks, directly or through the heads of depart­ who signed the famous Baxter law. ment, made all the appointments, but The Wisconsin Democratic delegation gradually the appointing power, in many | got so warmed up at a dinner given them cam, passed into the control of members of Congrtae. The offices in these cases ' before they departed from 8t Louis have become not merely rewards for par­ johnWw?''' , that they declared their State to be sure ty serrices.but rewards for services to party I for a Democratic majority next Fall. leaders. This system destroys the inde­ pendent* of the seperate departments of. SIQPVBUCAM COVWTY corvtvmox. None of them are known to have bat ' the Government. “It tends directly to j heavily in support of their prophecy. | extravagance and official incapacitv.'' It I Gen. James W. Singleton of Quincy, I is a temptation to dishonesty: it modem and impairs that careful supervision aud strict accountability by which alone faith the St. Louis platform and the nomina­ fill and efficient public service can be setion of Tilden, He declares that no man •ured; it obstructs the prompt removal and sure punishment -of the unworthy ; iu written that platform, which was prepared every way it degrades the civil service aud foi* the express purpose of deceiving the toe character of the Government. It is felt, I am confident, by a large majority of the members of Congress, to be an inDated. n*Mlnr^une3kh. The eyes of those Democratic editors tolerabte burdao and an unwarrantable who could not find a single decided utter­ hinderance to the proper discharge of their legitimate duties It ought to be abolish­ It is a National necessity that the Re­ ance in the letter, of Governor Hayes ed. The reform should be thorough, rad publican party remain in power until every .must have a fearful blur before them. leal and complete. We should return to dollar of the national debt is paid. ' 'the principles and practice of the founders Urta<w7oi«B,.iUtaKbiKk, uopMi of the Government—rapplying by legisla lion, when needed, that which was former­ his rights before the law. . especially when it is supported by such ly the atablishad .custom. They neither Until a Republican is as safe in Geor-' excellent reasons as Governor Hayee puts expected nor desired from the public offi pa as a Democrat ia in Massachusetts. under his declaration. cm any partisan service. . They meant Until gold and silver take the place oi The Grand Rapids Etiqle says: , that public officers should give their whole irredeemable paper money. service to the Government and to tho “Governor Hayes’ admirable letter of Until the rights of labor are recognised acceptance is everywhere received with throughout the land. Until the credit of die nation, die lib­ unusual favor. His opponents find it aonal character remained untarnished and -j.. . player, match to be pteyed during the fcir. am be no enduring peace if the consUtu A*10 writing desk for thebept specimen of writing by a boy ar giri » 2*” of age. A milk sate, worth *12, for the poliuod P.ru« rating raeroTj upon m- beat five rolls of butter, a Wdbrters Un tiorial lines to Always unfortunate and may abridged Dictionary, worth *12, foe the be disastrous The welfare of the South, alike with thu of every other part of this country, depends upon the attractions it of trim! cake, and many other r*lu.Me can offer to labor nad immigration, ‘and to premiums. , Apital. But laborers will not go, and The audrem by Mark M. Pomeroy; sub­ capital will not be veutorod where the ject, “Poverty, its cause and its euro." Constitution and the tews are set. at defi­ Mr. Pomeroy also gives away *100 in ance, and distraction, apprehension, sad special premiums. The Ionia Light alarm take the place of ponce, loving, and Guard- will appear in full uniform. tew abiding social life. All parts of tbs The above are a few of too many inter Constitution arc sacred and must bo sacred* eating features of the fair. Send for a ly observed—the parts that are new no pamphlet and get the full particulars of the leas than the parts that arc old. The grandest and most interesting exhibition moral and natioaal prosperity of the ever held in this part of tho State. Southern Stites can be most effectually N. B —Half fare will bograatod advanced by a hearty and generous rcoognition of the rights Of all, by all—a recog­ nition without renerro or exovpti Jti« WiUi such a recognition fully accoroed it will be enumeration. practicable to promote, by the influence mail. Parties who are not supplied of all legitimate agencies of • tho General a pamphlet, and wishing one. shot, Government, the efforts of the people of dram, at once. those States to obtain for themselves the 11. C. SkumoNs, blowings of honest and capable local gov­ Secretary, Ionia, Mich. ernment. If dotted, I shall consider it nut oaty my duty, but it will be my ardent desire to labor for the attainment of this ‘ NEW ADVERTI8MENTS. end. • I«ct me asnure lay <ountrymc-.i of the Southern Staler that if 1 shall bo charged with the duty oforganising an administra- and equally ; and which will put forth its bat efforts hi behalf of a civil policy which will aipe out forever the distinction between North and South in our common country. ALTERATIVE, TONIC. SOLVENT AUa With a civil service organised upon a syzuRsnctem which will secure purity, hxpcrieoce, efficiency, and economy; a strict regard for the public weltae solely in appointmentx, and the speedy, through, and un­ sparing prosecution and^punishment of all public officers who betray official trusts; with a sound currency; with education unsectarian and free to all; with simplicity and frugality in public and private affairs, and with a fraternal npirit of harmonv pen adiug the people of all rectioM and claasce, wemay reasonably hope that the second century of our existence as a nati ,n will, by the blessing ofGod. be preeminent m an era of good feeling and a period of urogram, prosperity, and bapp'imm. A ery respectfully, your feGow<itiaens, I R. B. Hatb. Congressional. Journal has thia jso.i|so.«j«a» .Ife. CIU Katemasoo (She J3ij; teK] » ft ‘ fts « 50 * M ;»< Ins :s ■‘.'i ire^-rtea. ku. wkUtei ImtIm dh" PROBATE ORDER foirnu gg MSe ae th* MI1M0 woW tar ta »...k U.nutxa II. a STEVENS, Bretoo, Ma. their own men ; but they aro not obliviowi It, tl*m ,L —a 1____ - a Pktkbs Household ]uun>i& • tecood cMte, Mr PKTKS8' Sacked Selections O'Dremdl Co»™n»» wre. wtlUMri raikudm. Indianapolis GOING SOUTH STATIONS PfflBS IUSICAL IAGAHNK The Siatetman conliauis its discussion of the CongrecsBonal question as follows: It » galUjte. u> notieethr hearty eodorremrnt of the areiop rfJaetar, Oouu‘X. by a. district, ia refcretree to the preaentatwo of the nona: of Juno. O'Dot,, aril, aaa candidate for Coapaa. While and two of these are shaking in their boots The " 5 VEGETINE \ Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vates and Invigorates the whole System. 18T2, hr bow a follower of that counter firit “reformer” Confederate, Copperhead six out of night Congressional districts. F.5 18 ’IS Brawaar.ato. ■raiirmd hat nppoats him for President for any office in the gift of the people. ter ' HO.JXO.I Piters Octavo Chohusiw. dignified and appropriate expression of Will tho Journal in giving the list of his position as the Republican candidate for the Presidency.” Liberals who follow Tilden and Hendrick* The Wisconsin Grangsn have taken in the campaign, please point out, who snores of honest Democrat who will never vote for Slippery Samuel or for anybody - (OOLUMBUa TIME) ” GOING iloBTn - Tbc SocOWblTcn < Hberd lirt of Pre - tocted as to be beyond the reach of harm. and it ia thought that with good nomina- " ribald receive the bcartv support of the American people- Agitarirai upon “f°“ Gb.tiot, Cubtos, _»o«tb BAL’ <” -"■’’eatob, Suit, Aff W baij o’ this subject to to be sjmreheoded, untd, bv oonititutiofod amendment too schools Kaxt Coi'BTrt.; aLo a la»l« M« m placed beymd all danger of sectarian control or interference. The Republican 8400 . Ba»d Priir of ITS lof G>e b«l party is pledged to secure such an amend- Band, a Cxji SKvt, Borth »:« for tb« best loaf of brred; a» Olirer CbdW Plow The resolution of the Convention on the forth. b«n riddof oo. rere of corn, subject of the permanent pacification of the worth 120, a <-Lle Chilled Plow for country, and the complete protection of al beat .preiwn of flowing .<• its cit&eus in the free enjoyment of all of held under the .napfoee oTthe Boud of Director. Serb |Jow u aMufoetwrod UMirteWlUfaMl wJfAi. of great impartauoe. The condition of apt^lp for thaw premia-., end u. the Southern States attracts the attention ■worth 120 apioee- A breut.fol e«>»g Parlor Fooutain, prire »15, for the bjwt toilet ret. »15 for the beat yrerlmg hofer. OI LUC WUM1C uuwu. -­ recovery from the effects of the war, their (10 forth, bob trained rtrera by first necessity is an intelligent and honest administration of government which will of dial vics. worth $12. protrot alldhMUf “> lifical and private rights. What th* South erty of the citaen, the free education of impossible to make atay capital out of it, and his supporter?*, with one accord and in this county that was n “liberal" in raiiBijiii ui Maia H Condensed Time Card nr EFFECT JTOT.T i, M76 Petkbs Organ Selections. With t» Mkr (ntde U„J it ind. wc dr, nr>f k—t__ -a . In .I , i /u. , The New York Tribime doses an edi­ torial crticlc ou Governor Bayva’ Utter . r- v "onnou be looked vipen !■? ll«“- If k. U aomimtea eteoted ha will make uu active and VALUABLK INFORMATION. Peters Parlor Mcsic rttaoii. laws of tho La Crkmedela Cr>’mk rf - *“ Tho D.ywn (OH,) Btr.ld-.d J;„_ VEGWINE ia Sold by dl DRUtWIBTS. ■alreUwu.SjJfl �jfe'epii-Hertlj HeplibltcapBajyiBr. Pi0«on Mitch. 8f f iciAt pawruiwwwn. SoettiwMt.ru ths llth <lt. com T Y~ OFFICia*~ CorrMpond.no. Br. J osar h. July/2th. 1876. A sojourn ia the fruit region for the last two account of "The Battle of Long htlasd," wMak' is effectively illuMsaled. Mr. Hour’s fourth paper on •Modern Dwellings" is devoted to ftfrafttfre, and is profusely illustrated. W tLUAS I. Ifroxx contributes an exceeding­ ly intereating lUusirkted paper on "Saratoga boundary. 0., p^er breech leader to brief UalariMl shoteh, by Mua 8nfirst, 8 15.00 to second >10.00 to third and samF. Cnorxx of liter Admiral William BranW-00 to fourth 10 birds each shot from eight yean I have at least once during ths plunge trap. The reeaH was aa follows: summer of eachytar vlrited this interwtiu/ar.d tory. Haye. delightfttl section of our country. Goodyear I teok paanga at Grand Rapids, Jone 22d. Hotehkls. Black New Bulfefo. I need not tell pleasure seekers stall acquainted with thisgtart of our state, GUIDE i t TV LOCAL R- R- TIME-CARD in I lUi-iJ» Exrrsw. ut Pureheaa Buxton Jordan B- Bennett Dickerson Sheldon Mudge Evans M5 r.x. F. Barlow Huffman POST OFFICE TIME CARD neat. Il is proverbially the paradise of Michl* £.and lather .ffrt.lt when Inxnr Raxby Cole Wilks , Prickett Eaton Black, Sheldon and Wilks each killing birds straight, they stood back 26 yards and bullish of strawberries. And between the made the following score: 5th and 28lh of June, the berries shipped to Black market on the boats amounted in the aggregate Sheldon no a to about 75.U00 .bushels. Wilks Blaek taking the first prise, which was a. ia«t. at Us, abate ebeoeadelegatee tool ulown July llih*Icu. ' n tHT w'll be held as follows: WHEAT (wbltelper bMhaL* WHEAT (rsd) per basbel.BU COTTON MODS AM MISG OORW.perburtri.Mc. BUTTER, per lb.. MOV IS TOM HE TO BUT. APPIaBS.perbashel.BOe. ONIONS,■psrbertrel.Mffigfa. WHERE PORK. I7.OO«8J». At A W. Bailt SHOULDERS, per IK. ISc. • LARD, per lb.. 13c. M TALLOW. porlb.7Xs.4M Prints 7 cts. Lonsdale muslin 12 eta. and Impart ial- interested in Uy ply daily between St. Joseph and Chicago took ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. HArmtCS MARJLCTB Best cottonadcs 15 to 30 eta. tor*U the deliaate appetite, as full and interesting M Usual. Good Ticking 12 cts. to the heat-debilitated frame, one only needs Twenty bone Coraclt -15 eta. NOW’S YOUR TIME. Ladies1 hose Exra heavy 16 eta. to vlrit this region to appreciate all the advan­ Two button Kid Gloves 90 eta. tages con fared upon it by nature, human in. A nice line of Coat Bindings. dustry and art. . A Fortune for a Day'a Wagon and a Big Bonanza for iaaa (han a Woak’a fie* Style Shawls 90 eta. This road ia a good one. now controlled A full and complete assortment of Work. wholly by Geo. C. Kimball. A. M. Nicholas. Clothing. Suits from 84.50 to 840. andC. M. Lawler, as itaehjef c.tfiocrs. The track xxifitf A. W. Bailet. is smooth, and well graded, cars commodious, last an oportunity fa offered, of whieh of oar citliens will eagerly avail thexnFob Sale—A valuable young horao Inquire of Marshall Pricket. The fruit region proper is the entire strip of of the Kentucky Cash Distribution Company's country along the Lake Michigan ahoro from advertisement else where in to-day's paper, John Stanley sella better and cheaper that their cnteqiyUe is sanetlonod by law. Tea, than any other Houxc in the city. Manistee to New Buffalo. ------ <—i--------- ^rfDcl fairness t hui and Ix>w«ll—Arrive daily, exerM Sunday. ■ liuO m.: leave at ld» n. m. P. O’s--Nonh i Smith ■ line. Filmore. Bowae, Alto. •tiur* and Battle Creek— Arrive Tuesday Reed J.M.NEVIN8. P.M. portrait of tho author, with Some chareeterb* lie venee by Jaw T. Fixcim. William Gimox contribute* a beautiful poem, "Hymn io Freya." ' The Ettiy Chair dfacuuea pelitica) maaomoctinp in presidential! oampaigr.9, takes U* among the traneoendrataUate of Brook Farm, and gathers some hopeful indications *v* '*—“—**’ ~‘-------- - of our political, COMMERCIAL. pitice; lull breadth of country devoted to this fruit for a Pur chest being the only man that killed nine' eireiut often miles either way from St. Joseph and Dtnton Harbor except lakeward. The Of those who tied on eight Wrd« at IM yards Hayes Austin Bennett Dickerson Barlow Pricket Reed Diekereon and Beed then hickerno rying in dimensions from one to twenty acres, and all in orchards of the apple, plum, peach. of the public schools of the Capital. To thii end, they have bound themaelves to fairly aud honorably dietribute over eleven thousand caah gifts, amounting to >600,000 tho antici­ pated lurplai accruing after effecting the edu­ cational objects aforesaid. ‘ That die distribution will be conducted in the fairest and meet impartial manner. Is •mplj graranteed by his Honor Mayor j Taylor, and the Board of Councilmen of the city of Frankfort; the indorsement of the banking institutions of that city; and by the active supervision of a score or more of leading State officials from all parte of the M. D. Reed desires to call attention to hik new Wagon Shop, where he may be found at all hours ol any day, ready to do any work in his line, from putting a new spoke in an old wheel, to tho building of Ute best buggy ever seen in the county of Barry. Don't forget the place; in the shop with Jason Rich &, Bro., corner of Church and Railroad Street. XxGtf _________ teLRAD HEALTH AND ITS PLEASURES Diseases with Its Agonies. CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM. HOLLOWAY ’S PILLS. Nervoua Disorders. Mothers aud Daughters. Sick lit Whitman’s Assorted Candies—the licet aoil is prepared for double crops and forced to n the market. A full supply at J. P. its fullest capacity. Roberts’. At thia writing the people here arc harvesting questionably the grandest and most attract­ ive opportunity over before offered in the the raspberries. The crop is large and profile Fob Sale—A fine mare and colt. Timo will bo given if desired for an appro­ Blackberries and grapes promts a nabondanee. ter. half end whois tickets. Among the for­ ved note. Inquire of Morgan Jones . tunes lobe distributed are the following: One xxiStf of >100.000; one of8W,000; one of 825,000; cesa when due earc is exercised, trenches are another of 820,000; and so on through the All kinds of fruit, candies, nuts and dug. and as winter approaches the figtree is longest list ever before presented to the pub­ ndsins, for sale at the lowest prices by lic. John Stanley. and propped, when it soon leaven, sends out its dux tun B. F. Steinboff, has associated with him in his Dental busin&ct Mr. George wood. prominent and widely known citixans of Ken- They will Occupy the old rooms. Have tacky, who have long oryoyed tho confidence every fuci lity for doinv, the best of work of the community in positions of public* trust on short notice, and solicit the patronage of tho public. xxl —13tf HALJ1. eoarsa.swUl., MJ» ■XSu.'iW."3, 'iXB B’X.SSI&ilS sr ; for thrse Pills will tnunsdlaioly xxli4 ire. bare , wMehla DIED. Going to Kansas or Colorado. Huffman Take the Atchison, Topeka <t Santa Fe Railroad; tho now and popular line from Atchison and Kansas City, via the beauti­ ful Arkansas Vslitty, to Pueblo, Colorado available man, woman, boy and girl are in Sprngs, CucharM, Del Norte, Trinidad, SPECIAL NOTICE. requsitlon to do the picking. Tito price paid Santa Fc and all points in Colorado, New Mexico and Arisotw. Special round trip berries, and 1} cents for blackberries. The 90 day tickets to Denver on ante May 15th, cases that contain a bushel cost 30 cents, and journey than Hostetler's .STomach Bitters. That at 850, taking in the- famous watering places on tho 1), & R, G, R<x»d. Low em­ bushel crate or case, thus the outlay per bush. igrant rates to the San Juan Mines. Pullman Palaeo Sleeping Cars between the Missouri River and the Rocky mount in the tains without change. Close connection city. Half bushel crate* have sold as low as made at Kansas City and Atchison in 60 cento at home, and about 81.("> to fl.25 or Union Depot' For punt, time tables and tho “ San Juan Guide,’’ address, T. J. Anderson, yield fa about W to <0 bushels per act e. A “ Act. Mr. Johnson of Stevensville told me that he XX52tf Topeka, Kan. obtained 600 bushels from 8 acres and that Do you want the test Havana Cigant The price of real estate here has fallen from go to J. P. Roberts' for them, 60 to 100 percent in two years. Good form GEORG^L HEA TITS. and fruit land unimproved can be bad within ANNOUNCEMENT to the public. 10 miles of the harbor at SO to 40 dollars per acre, and improved without fruit vines and but distasteful to sods palates before subjected to the drying process. Buxton Jordan 110 Bennett Bennett took fourth money judges II. Cook and Geo. 11. Brooks. Itefaree. C. A. Bailey. County Cotretpondence. cent" nnUie dollar. H.wr>x.» July 12,1R7*. The Board of Kffnraiinn 'will meet on Fri- Eitiroa or Haxtixc* Bstvbucax Basses: It is a conceded fact that the people should the ones beat qualified to discharge the duSeveral of the lending laiaineae me a of thia ny ate talking about going to the Centennial. The office of Prosecuting Attorney we look upon aa nn exception to thia fixed fact, and we believe that the people'a representative Beiuember the maetin g Chis Monday even- the county. It is well known that Harvey Wright as a lawyer hsw ftw equals in the State of Michigan and certainly no superior ; '• mhed at Ike Presbyterian Chords in this in Barry county, and we confidently believe • Jy Bunday morning, was an able pro- that with him to represent this county in the yet here a great deal of unoccupied land in the d'H'ti.wi eloquently' delivered. markel. Yours truly. X We noticed in our city In attendance on ing against the present Incumbent but we I. 0. 0. F. think Mr. Wright would be much the stronger hi. and F. it. Degolla of Middleville. . interesting article on "Disinfectant"." 'b i'r. Wm. E. Upjohn written for the Baxnppean on the 1st page, and our delayed ‘ unial letter on the -ilh page. Both •h'.ubldc carefully read. eating Attorney for Barry CountyMr. Wright will stump the county this fall in the interest of the Republican party and would accept the nomination of Prosecuting Ally, should the County Convention see fit to Tl.e Democratic political pot logins to boil, j menl No 49 of the Independent order of (hid FeMows held on Thureday evening the fal­ low Ing patriarchs were duly Intallol officers for term Fix. C. P. Norman Bailey, 1’. C. P. M. E. H. P, Geo. M. Dewey. P. C. P. Scribe. " SJ! if,:.‘sttft ftt 5- For Stomachs out of Order. Me medteiae wilt so etfseUslly baprov Our Centennial Train has brought mo a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters for the summer and fall trade, whieh I will sell way down low for Cash. I also sell the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machinea. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil. I slso sell Well 4 Cistern Pumps. J. xxiltf Macs CENTRAL HOUSE HASTnroe, mich. L. E. STAUFFER, Prep. Opposite the Post Office Hastings, Mich. HOLLOWAY A. 00 Madison Dispensary It is ,W»r«X" "Mrttliw. . I am now all alone in the Photograph busineM, and aa I have made arrangementa to increase my facilities for doing ibetter 'work than ever, all should call and got a negative taken. The superi­ denets of debility, will effectually neantralise the ority of my work in the past is a suffi­ cient guarantee of firet-c work in the future. Rooms in Washington Block, A. CARD south side State Street. TO THK AUXRIClirPVBLIC. 31tf Geo. T " Frank 8. Bowen. of Middleville, now of Big Rapids, Mecosta On Saturday eveniag last, the following "u Thftroday the dwelling house of Birchard County, is a candidate for nomination aa brothers were duly Installed officers of Has Olerk of that county al the hands of the forthUnp Lodge No 68, I. 0. 0. F. for the present totting Republican County Convention. Of course we are not personally interested in tho N. G. Fred Nochtrieb. ■ixTepiye. Loss sboutpOO. • No ir.surV. G. Charles Hartkey. lion in saying that Mr. Webster is a young man of decided ability, unfaltering integrity Treasurer. Norman Bailey. and unflaging industry, and would make a Disorders of the Kidneys. conditions of the atmosphere the Bitten shonld bo Treasurer, Jacob Meuse, of »•* r«rty, even in this hot bed ofnorthDemocrats. .^r.WvV Harpw'a Ma«ailn« for Aosval,l87< oppo- CHARGES SAME A8 USUAL. Hastias*, MWt.,Nov. M.B75. xxSe r»I*ete4 to lakrplktc bgtfre" Justice Hiker Hsarxa's Maosuxa for Augua t contains the entire eixth book of Gbomx Eliot’■ "Dan- XXIYlerl FOR SALE OR TRADE ONE PORTABLE STEAM SAW Hr reports haring had a good time, public earvaM third part of Mrs. Caere's old-fashioned loro riorv "The Laurel Bush; more of Jfuajt Hxwmoaxs's ••Garth;" and three excellent iVl'PAIB OF. SOOIV »tor>ra>. The beautifully illustrated paper oa Mollesthe Number, is a W College, which opens Hmnrttuin. OS for M • ford. their interest to build m»». thrilling TERMS. For �'isrste*..,,, OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER Embraces under one management the " Trunk .Railway Lines of'the ? and NORTH-WEST, and. with — .neroiM branohes and couDMttouA forms the shortest and quickest route between Chicago and al! points in Incrrau of Vi.iton from a diitaaoa -M.ohin.ry Halt an Intrroating Place-Rapid StrMaa of Invention Illinois, -The old and tho New Prirdir.o Pneaea—Trial of Mowing Maohlnea —Coot of Living Not ao Extrow- MICHIGAN, th odd care for. A nffipent number ;pf l»g, narrow sectlotbi'OTWlMft on acre each; bad Philadelphia, July 8th, 187-6. • boon divided off in the fields by cutting A still larger attendance at the Exhibi­ openings in tho grass, and those had boon tion is chronicled this week, and a greater assigned to the several machines by lot.. proportion, than heretofore, of the visit- Tho grass, which was mostly timothy, was ora are from the more dtetaut States. a light crop. It stood up so well that tho task of cutting it was really too easy to It was not expected that visitors from the form a practical tosL The expedient of extreme West or South would begin to running a heavy roller before the porticuarrive until much later in tho season, but lar mower which the judges were watch­ already they are coming in largo numbers, ing was made use of, but as the ground was very level those nuchinos adapted and m they return tho vacant places will for low cutting on such a surface bad tho probably be more than filled by their advantage. On the 5lh of July a trial of friends and Mpaintancea, to whom they harvestin'; machieei' took placn in a large describe the wonders and delights they wheat field, one mile from the scene of the have seen and enjoyed. I saw yesterday mower trial. Reason has returned, for the moat in Machinery Hall, looking at some of the part, to tho*.- boardiug-houso and hotel mamkraa specimens of meehanicwm, a ■kecpcra, whose expectations and: charges party of six persons, whom I hare met in were rather too extravagant at the start. different buildings no less than a doxen For tho advance of rates by boarding­ house keepers the «o-ealled boarding rimes, beginning back about the second agencies were responsible. None of the week after the opening. This only ill aS-' hotels have had the crowds thev expected trates tho charm tho place has for those and some who raised their rates have prob­ whose time and means admit of a pro­ ably. regretted it. Of these the Continen­ tal and tho Biughtun arc the only ones I longed visit. have heard mentioned. Most of the In Machinery Hall, crowds daily gath­ others maintained their old rates and de­ er round the wonderful eiik weaving ma serve credit therefor/- The well known chino, by which elegant silk Centennial Mcrehawts oii Fourth street have profited badges with a portrait of Washington, by a fair dMrse in this respect and I am and appropriate inscriptions interwoven glad to mention it. The few houses that in bright colors are being constantly run maintain first-class accommodations at off. It is tha heatest-'piece of work 1 second class prices, and never take advan­ have aeon in many a day. There are tage of an expected increased demand for many things in this building that at­ entertainment, arc the ones that deserve tract the attention of those who like to and got a steady liberal patronage. The “see how things is -done." So much Merchants is large and taxes good care of that a law years ago was ‘ hand work" all who come. Dome of the large hotel ia now entirely and perfectly performed enterprises near the Centennial grounds by machinery, tho improvements in which have not dene as well as was anticipated have taken such rapid strides, that the so far. They deserve wdl enough of majority of people look on in amazement. those who can affnnThigk prices, but the In do department is this improvement tendencies of viaiton appear* -to be to more marked than in the printing art, stop down town nearer places of ammicin which all who read newspapers arc nient and general interest. On the whole interested. Of tho millions of readers of it is easier to get good accomodations here dailr papers in this country only a very for little money now than 7 it was six amidl proportion know how they . are weeks ago. maos; the Wonderful rapidity of the vari­ ous processes by which a complete news’ NEW< ADVERTISMENTS. papa- is given to the world. Next to the steam engine the printing press is the G. P. Rowell A Co's. Column. " At the end of the United States long line of presses stands an old dilapidated maehine, with a brass plate, which is do other than the printing press at which honest old Benjamin Franklin toiled and sweated 148 years ago. Speaking of one of the incidents of Franklin's London life in 1768, this brass plate records: “The Dr. at this time visited the printing office of Mr. Watts, of Wild street, Lin} *h«r« will b» «bu reoortod I. coin's Inn Fields, and, going up to this bionatla mineral gptinn in bj-ceno | particular proas, thus addressed the men n« poektl will not parmit thrnn to lr»r< ■r. allmuMTUit tbe Centennial. Wo a who were working at it: 'Como my friends we wiU drink together. It is now forty years since I worked like vou at this press as a journeyman printer/ The Dr. then sent for a gallon of porter, and he drank with them, 'Sucoara to Printing." How easily one can picture the Doctor gently replacing the pewter pot upon the bench or handing it to his nearest neigh bar, and then, with a sigh of satisfaction, wiping tho foam from his lipa with his big. bandanna before proceeding to give a aeries of contented rubbings to his broad forehead. Surely here is an idea for one of our best artists. An unusual combi­ nation of history aud—nature I Franklin's press is only a little leas rude than Caxtooa's; it u only a little leas redo than Stanhope's, which is to-day reproduced with more or leas elaboration in all the baud praaaea known to that world in itsotf—thc job. printing trade. This<dd mas .of Franklin’s is only be­ hind Stanhope’s inysameh as it does not possess tha toggle joint, a joint bringing about a nreasure somewhat similar to that induced Dy the radden straightening of the human kuee. It is a wooden frame­ work, about raven feet high, with two uprights and two crow-heads, one station* ary aud the other sliding, by means of which the lever, working the screw, for­ ces the platen down. The table moves backward- and fcrward, the * trajeaing being Worked by an ordinary crank handle, which turns two small wheels furabhed with reverse strapa. Such is the .aimpie machine by whaee alow and labored maaae thabook eduratioa of the world wm earned on an hundred and forty­ eight rears ago. Bat walk to the other end of‘•Printing Pries Bow" in Machin mt Hall and behold what a change. We have jumped over a century and a half into the presence of the lightning Hoc, the Bullock, the Walter and other Wisconsin, Hobthbrn MlKNWOTA. 1OWA. Nebraska, Califobnxa and the West­ ern Tskjutobiks- ItB Omaha and California Line Is the shortest and best route for all points In Northebn Illinois, I<twa, Dakota, Nebraska. Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Cali­ fornia, Oregon, China Japan and Avbrralia. its Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line is the short line for Northbrn Wiboonbin and MiNjnaaoTA, and for Madi­ son, New Haven Conn.. fob Tirt Mercantile Training St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and all points !n the Great Northwest. Winona and St. Peter Line Is the only route for Wtkpna, RocmmTKB^QwAjjoMm, Mamkato, Sc. Peter Nrw ulm, aha all points in Southern and Central Minnesota. Its Green Bay and Mbv. iette Line Is the only lipa for Janesville, YOUNGMEN. CHARLES R- WELLS, 1‘rMidcni. HENRY L. HILLS, Secretary. Watertown, FqndDu Lac. Oshkosh, The moat extensive, thorough and com­ Appletoe, Guxen Bay, Escanaua plete) institutiou of the kind in the world. Neqauner. Marquette, Houghton, Eight thousand grflhatcs of thia college Hancock aud the Lake Superior now in sucorasful Wsintsui in tho principal Country, its Freeport and Dubuque Lina Is the only route for Elgin, Rockford, Frffport, and all pointe via Ereeport. Its Chicago and Milwaukee Line la tbe old Lake Shore Route, and is the only one passing through Evanston, cities and towns of the United States Pullman Palace Cars are run on all through trains of thia reTblB It tbe ONLY LINE running the application of and carrying out of our novel aud systematic method* of PROBATE ORDER- The Rijlit KWof Etatira for YmiU Men Lake Forest, Highland Park, Magnificent granite building, with ele­ Waukegan, acxne. Kenosha . to gantly fitted and furnished apartments for Milwaukee. Mayen Jr.de- SfeSwStE BUSINESS TRAINING. these cars between Chicago and St. Paul, Chicago aod MilwaUKce. or Chi­ Young men who contemplate a buainewt cago and Winona. At maha our Sleepers connect with life, and parents having sous to educate, particularly requested to scud the overland Sleepers on tbe Union are a fl aliroad for all pointe West ot for documents relating to the college, which the Missouri River. give full information as to terms, condi­ On the arrival of the trains from tbe East or South, the trains of the Chicago tions of entaruce, etc. Addreut, & North-Western Railway LEAAE CHARLES R. WELLS, I’nwidcui, CHICAGO as follows: rx2Ulf New Hawn, Cann For Council Bluffli, .Omaha and Cali­ fornia, Two ThrouA Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Drawing Room ami Sleeping Cars through t<» CouncP Bluffli, Af’MATIC For St- Paul and Minneapolis. Two Through Trains Dally, wiUi Pullman sjmtte Palace Cars attached on both trainsFor Green Bay and Laki- Superior, Two Trains daily, with Pullman Palace , Cars attached, and running through to Marquette. For Milwaukee. Four Through Trains dally, Pullman Car» on night trains, Parlor Chair Cars on day trains. For Sparta and Winona and pointe In Minnesota. One Through Train dally, wit ti Pullman t/> Winona. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Through Trains dallp, with Pullanm THE IICKFORB AUTOMATIC Cam on night trains. For Dubuque and La Crone, via Clin­ 'Knitting Ma/hirn! ton. Two Tnrough Trains daily, with Pullman Cara od night train to Me Gregor.flowa. For Sioux City aud Yankton, Two Trains dally. PuRmau Cam to Missouri Valley Junction. For Lake Geneva. Four Trains dally. For Rockford, Sterling, Kenoaha, Janesville, and other pointe, you oax> have from two to ten trains dally. New York Office, no. 415 Broadway;, Bostdh Office. No- GStete Street; Omaha b to bay Office, 253 Farnham Street; San Fran­ Tarrant's Seltaer Aperient. xs.ftlTSR'tfi. •eaJsrV« cisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street; nk It. nt nod from it, an mni-r. and Chicago Ticket Office; 62 Clark Street, iladelphla, A word to tho win h roSrirr nd eqaally aa tuefni as the Sewinr MaoMoe. under Sherman House; corner Caual and Madison Street; Kinxle Street — I. -. Depot, corner W. Kenxie and Canal and l«rai bo«. Tact A Co.. Auru',1*. M • Street: Wells Street Depot, corner Wells Keuxle Streets. SOLID WEALTH 1 and For rales or Information not attaina­ •600,000 n? gifts: ble om your home ticket agents, ap­ Grandest Scheme ever Presented tn th« Public! ply Marvxn Hughttt, Gen. Sup’t, Chicago. A FOKTCNX FOR ONLY $13. W. H. Stennett, T8&, Gen- Pass Ag’t, Chicago. GUARDIAN’S SALK. nlL-IL'SSS.ti-Z^fS1 Smith. Minor*. Solko U hereto fin ■ball tell at public Beetion to the blobeat Tbureday the third day of Anfut. A. I one o’clock in tho afternoon, al the dwell on the proniaoe. in the Township of Wo- * ■ ••aty thre« (P> in town foar (<> north, of mas rv«n (T) we«t, tb« wfeok contoinin* forty «0) ncra lam •»r»*-fBpUES g JNOnSOX. OnaMtaa. Dalai Jane. Mh A. T». HOT. JaneBwT SAUEON KXErtTTfON. Family cfeltlra. »»d fi Sd of Jud». A. D. 1OT. to aud to am XX89 i !iyr irW<' Ja riU dlatribate to the Uc FARM FOK SALE! 'KSffl.tetf,, $600,000. ’• Portofc Bx-Gor. Kj.. Genl irnvKLT wo postpoN’hknt i LIST OF GIFTS WOOL. WOOL. 50 n Poberti r-lait RE IMPROVED and 82 sown to Wheal. Tho property t» well fenced and thorough drained. There ia I be foundation for a house, and a good barn on the Premises. Tho property will be -old on liberal termo, u to p*rtncnf» asd at prieeo which cannot foil to bn aaiiefactury to any one desiring PM1OB orncsra A First-Class Farm, finelyloentod, and under thorough culture. Fur Particulara inpnire at this office or of the Subscriber. . ,. .; • WM. MoPHEMON. Raadags Jeh’y. Jut, 18?B. CIL XXMterf 8TATR OF hl :nv ORDER. I wish to oil all wool myself, and wiU . it and Card for 12 1-2 cents dct pound. POSITIVELY CURED?- learntelegraphy onl7Lrr.T1TbliVi EILLURD, OWWOgrTE EN PIN BALLS WANTED! � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-20.pdf 3b4789f48c30d78731d07282f4bdafc1 PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1876. THE YANKEE 8HOOLMI8TRESS. WHOLE NO. 1067 poor; but you remember .when I went OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER. homo—the time Mr. Spooner and I went off to be married, according to rumor?" How the Centennial Anniversary of “Very wdl. I felt then like shooting the Declaration of Independence was same bpdy.” [TVom rtr Country Onttlman, Albany .“Nover mind. I received a leder rcCelebrated—Impressive Ceremonies OF THE que8tiftg: nrt to come on immediately to and a Large Crowd—The Exposi­ prove my identity, and cstablbh my claim tion Gets a Benefit—A Million and to a legacy that had been left me. Mr. half of Stangers in the City. niiAYrm twklvk Spooner's accompanying mu wh purely accidental; but he wm an invaluable help Early tho next mooning Mias Wardlow to me, for it was necessary for Mime one to PKlLAirBM'HiA, July 13th, 1876. was startled by hearing Hugh cougji Kto the western part of New York, and The official National Celebration of the kindly undertook the business. 1 re­ hoarsely; since school ho had como from Nation.* Centennial Birthday—for ham Mr. Griffin's and occupied a small chamber turned to my school duties; he arranged adjoining hen. She went to his room everything satisfactorily, and when he ♦ho 4th of July ceremonies at Philadel­ 2and found the child feverish and breath­ returned, nc brought bonds and money to phia must be called—was a proud affair, n ing with difficulty. Wrapping him up in the amount of twenty thousand dollar* for tho recollection of which will doubtless be 9 mEl°“£r'5Ur5?n1?,'1- A '•"“d ,bl« >■"" "»"«« U* K«m a blanket aha scatedffiim in a ehair, drew inc I This money, by Mr. YVatson'a adviec • i through another century. Yet him into her Qwn town, and placed him in I placed in the bank. Every one wonder grand x< it wxt the occasion* was not her b.da warm fire was already kindled ed ft my taking Hugh. I was able to do in the stove. She put cloths, wet in cold it; it was no aicpfice to me, but * pleas­ wholly, uumarred by conspicuous dcfectu. Tho 'President of the United Stater, who " water, on his chest, and tried to raise a ure'.'” perspiration, but soon saw chat ho needed' ‘ “And you could go on with your school outside of all jicraonal. considerations, more efficient remedies. He had taken and renew your engagement nnotlier two should have been present u tho head of la Urc Best Reel Rake Machine in the Market. Two finger ban and throe ant cold by sitting on the damp ground tho months, taonlhs, ns.rich oa rich as that I" •' I * hl -r* 1 «u doing good km, nd 1 co-1 u‘< Jj*?™*"®. Ud to U .pdoguod w of knives, furnished with every Combined Machine. We also have the ** preceding evening. Vcry bitterly she re­ ' on t!ieplatform, platform,and andthe theNational NationalCongrcsM CougrtsM ’ _2 _,_clf." I 00 myse! proached herself fur her carelcasmm, in so joyed 41 I[ am di glad, for your sake and llugh'r, for which a joint aorion in Independence 4, far forgetting her charge, and the tears ran J*! Another thing might square nt noon h.J lx* tot down her cheeks. She requested Mr, th.lyMiS.wii. Im .phswaut nbmant for £>r you. von. You Yon hare have noticed . . . ' * Griffin to call Dr. Emerson without delay. bo r atcly suggwted. put in no appearance os Mrs. Griffin as in a perfect coiuwotiou—, | tlui Walbridge ouablishmeut just below Which Is the licut One Wheeled Machine in tiw Market. Call and up stain, and down, doing nothing ol any Mr. Jillson's ; it is for sale, (and will ^o, a body. The reasen asrigqed is that the account, and just being in the way. MLw cheap. I liad thought of purchasing it,, Senate failed co act upon the resolution Wardlow was heartily thankful when the if I had succeeded in securing me a birdies passed fey flw HoujM) providing for such a Both Finished and Unfinished. doctor arrived, and told her that Mins to cage ia it; I thought I would secure■ seyiiun. The Philadelphia papers have Wardlow and himself could take care of the bird before I bought the cage. Would । justly spokoh -with aornc bftlurncss of these' n........ ..... . . oiiiiuio rin», vmo iwcrjHtakev, B1ICD8AI.L, AND MICHIGAN SWEXPHTAKtH. ALSO THE BlUIMAIJ. CLOVMK Hugh, if she would kindly gut diem a cup you like to buy it yourself ? it would then be your property secure from all re­. defect* for which uo apologies arc adcHVIXER. of coffee for breakfast qwta.* “Cold water on the chest ? That is verse*." IK OLD ABD RELIABLE TAYLOR RAKE. AND THE IMPROVED GEO. M. DEWEY “Act yimr own pleasure: But it is' sound practice. How long since he was Thu features of the occasion were a JACKbON WAGON CONSTANTLY’ ON HAND. EDITOR AXP PUBLISHER. such a beautiful place ! I am afraid I attacked, Miss Abba ?" , parade^'in oration, a poem and chorus. “I know nothing of it till about five! I should uut have dignity enough to be ' These the simde^t elements of such u'.uatrvss of such an establish inent I" presume he bud coughed before, hut I slept One door east of Goodyear s Hardware. ••'When will my birdie go to live there,, a commemoration comprised the program­ no soundly that I did not hear him.” me, the rcat being made up by the anver“I think when I walked up it was about if we buy it ny. Miebi<an. “I had not thought of that. Next au­ eign .people who were here in hundreds of two o'clock. I heard the clock strike two TIRM3 OT SUBSCRIPTION thousands, manifesting the sober and re- • tumn will be'soon enough, wi’l it not and three,'' said Hugh. Hastings, April 12, 1876. “Why not May ? I cannot wait so lung! verent-joy ofpatriotism ; the proud glori “Why did you not call ma ?" “I hoped I should get over it, and I I want my birdie to sing to mo through fication of the hcrioc Githrts who one hun­ dred years ago founded a government for 13 Puw«r I’rmiM. New. Material. > know that you sat up late; it won twelve the summer." J 4> IMatlna al Dvina !Ui Itwasfinallydccidcdth.it the 1st of' tha IMdfdo and of tho people. The thou­ before your light was out” Dr. Emerson lotted anxiously at her, June should be the time to move into tho sands OJttic opening day of tho great Kx . R J 77. X f) F .1VER TISINd. but she met his eyes with a bright smile, bouse. I>r. Etner«on left bis-patient htjH podtioa have l»ea more than equalled, but which expressed a world of moaning, and aslacn. Jamas camo up while Miss Ward­ the trace of a enrdess and cosmowlitan Men nru low went to dinner, and in the afternoon gathering have disappeared. reassured him. - “We must not let Muw Abba keep such Mrs. Watson camo in, und insisted on tak­ still here from all lands. The scion of late hours. She will lose all the roses ing her place while she took a short rest tho rcrid house of Sweden stood by Gencral-dhennan on the grand stand, and tha in the adjoining chamber. from her checks,--if she does." On Wednesday, Hugh waa draael and Emperor of Brazil in his rigorous incogmAs Hugh looked at her, he thought lie had never seen her look so pretty. A down stairs, und Abba went over to call to sat upon the platform at a later hour. smile was playing around hpr lips; her on Mrs. Watson, who said, after a little Theanbient and fading Declaration of In­ dependence was taken from its long seclu­ : cheeks were glowing, and her cyw spark- conversation < ijviuwo.: iwi 8>jqi »xot m,oo'i lima I “Only think, Dr. Emcrapn has bought sion for tho first time, and held with jerIt waa a glorious April momiqg. Tho 1the Walbridge place! it was sold this mor­ ercnt hands by a descendant of its pro­ nt auction. CharL:.-; intended to pur­ moter. The ff-igf, the umforms and tlio | robins were ringing their carol ofjoy in the ning । it but he saw the Doctor meant to troojw of thirteen unittrl colonir* gnthered ' ' splendid maplo trees that Mood in front of chase < it and so he did not run it up, as he for the: first since tlio Revolution in this the house. The sunshine waa pouring its have ' S uwould. ' I told him ho ought to garrieui) town of the war of indepcndonoc, light and gladncas into tho chamber. Hu; ;h otherwise < hare gone two thousand Sellars u’ghcr, but their march WTW_head<sd_by the flower­ TH« FArrn IS ON file with breathed more «a»ily, and fell asleep. The doctor said : “We .shall have to. Ibat he said it was of no use, as Emerson ing yoatliofa natitfoal army—the West Point Cadets—and the loag line marched have outbid him at any rate." postpone our ride thia morning. Were would ’ past thronged and cromkri ranks, which "How much did it sell for aLlast ? ’ you lliinkineof mo Ia< night, Abba?" "Only seventy-five hundred dollars, fur- tdiuwod die accent, the }>earing. the man­ “You arc Inquisitive Ude morning, Dr. hiture and everything. It w» a great nan! and tho habits of forty Status and Ktncjrmh.". Tho house itoelf cwt over ten Territories, and naturalised citiaonK drawn “You must not call inc that. It is so bargain. I long since thy one called ino Edward, that Ithousand dollars, three years ago, and there fruin as many alien nationalities. If the ten uervu of land, and so much shrub­ General Government was absent, the gen­ 1 believe if any thing cofald ndd to mv are i and nice treenail started: there is eral podpie were here. If Congreau foiled happinoB, it would be to hear you call bery, 1 that name." , inot another such place in the couhty. 1 to meet in the old hall und round the cen­ did want my brother to buy it, ever so tury with another general and Continental “ It would, take little, then, to make you < ’ll IL. TV. SINKERS, Congruw, the poople from early morning much." m ■ happy, Edward." “I am sorry you ycre disappointed, Mrs. were pairing in a Consent und orderly ‘I knew, darling, when I first saw vou strcauD through the ■ ancient room. . Th. this morning that the question was deci Wataon." • “R will make a delightful place Yjjr—the fratermJ greeting with wbidl'BiWton aur ded. I never mw you look so contented ; 11-UiVEY WR1GUT, Doctor. If be were not such an incorrigi 'prised the nation a year ago was not the and happy." did baehdoT, we nhould thiAk he wu salient feature ofthu national gathering. “I am nappy. I noif know why I came ble 1 It wxs tact needed ; but its fruits were • here." ' ! Iwre in full harvest, and men nw without “My precious one; life will be doubly JTOIW ICM “He saya he is tired of boarding, and he comment or murmur a Confederate geocrdear to me, now, I lutve something to lore get some staid matron to come and ;d leading the troope of the united colonics somo one to lovp me," and lie faded her must i to his heart.. . 1be his housekeeper. ’ He is not a bit of a though' (Ujc streets of Philadelphia. The parade in point ’of numbers' was ’s man." “Mrs. Griffin is calling. I will stay lady 1 “Perhaps bo may have chosen one, not­ the largest aver seen in Philadelphia, with Hugh while you co down to breakwithstanding. But, Mrs. Watson, I am though no larger than the writer lias seen “Just as you please, but I had rather obliged to defer my journey till next week. al six o'clock in the morning on the 4th “I am sorry Hugh is side, but I wish of Julylin New York, where the city rcyou went down firat." . ----- IN— “That would not be proper. Gu right you would give up going altogether. They giments all turned ont But it wns a along or Mrs. Griffin will oomc fidgeting wish you to teach inTSid stnnmcr, and you brilliant parade beeuuac composed almost ;kuow I would be ever » glad tolnvo you entirely!of crack organisations from all up here, and wake up Hugh." Special Medical Announcement ports of tho country. The Centennial Le­ Tho child alept sweetly, and Mie had and Hugh both come here and itay.” "I do not think I will teach next sum­ gion rooeived one continued ovation all only to keep ths cold doths renewed.. Life Joy (Jomfort and Happiness looked very pleasant to the liUlo school mer; 1 had so long mterm this past one, along tltc route, and the southern regi­ To Tilt ‘ teacher. She had never soon thetinto, that I nuod change, and I have piomibcd ments in it, under command of Gcu. Heth, Were greeted with nnpkuae on every : . when suoh a rush, of perfect, happimsra had to go to Fairhaycn for a time." “I do not blame you for not wishing to hand. The march was long and the heat OF H ASTINGS AND VICINITY. pervaded her whole bmng. , -. Tlio doctor’s ouick atop come springing teach; it is • confined life, but you hitvc almost intolerable which caused a number up the stairit, end. bo brought her breakfast tho gift of making everything easy. What to dropout from exhaustion, but there dr j. b iasum were no 6cri'»iu» cases. • . on a tray. . . wiU youdw?".:. . Tho exercises were conducted in Inde­ “When I get my arrangement made “I told Ma.. Griffin Abut, perfect .quiet if __, any on. called the reason Mason II will will' tall you. " r the .. pendence Sanoro which could? hold only h was noraraary, and that14T ":J for Mrs. ‘Griffin also had heard that Dr. fraction of the throng upon the strccta. Emerson had bought tire Walbridge place, Upon the platform «at.,tho Emperor of .and was ail tip-toe to tell the tidings to Brazil, Dom Pedro, Sir Edward Thornton, wo needed anything uoeof u» would come . British Minister, Prince Oscar ot rcjtito .Wardlow, and oouH hardly wait till the 1 down, and thi-t jqu could not ; lomrt, . ’ ph« came in. Thu young . lady smilingly. • chfid, so I would bring up your hreakf U. told her that Mm. Watson had jpst in ­ Now( darling, what ia it jqu wiah to and Hancock, formed her of the purchase, arid that1 shy ahy Sheridan bncnanuona mwcock, and ana a host n«rc of oi mo?”. !| ..[j ■ tho«sM it > w,good «m Win <*aJs. Tl» nrewunder the “Yoartuppoae Abbm . Wardlow direction the inuprwriU* Gilmore ml and _ ■ - --------direwi™ of i.f (he Theodore Thomas. Acting Vic ? Proa . Joly Bui.UjiKta k«u<T elie.i;icr Tea, Vian any other .House tn tbc aty. dent Ferry premdod in the absence of the UNMRALLED SUCCESS o <0 BY A. VKBMOMT FABMKK'fi WIFK. BUCKEYE TABLE BAKE! 25 sold last year and every one gave THE PEEBLES COMBINED MACHINE WITH the JOHNSON RAKE, -< I 8 TRIUMPH SINGLE REAPER, SEETHE BATIFPLATFORM BUGGIES jh$eiBiYcekljMlicap Sapper. A.T AGRICULTURAL FLAXT., MESSER & POWERS. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE MUSIC JACKSON 1"f; •r. PRCt'ESSIOKAL AND BOESS CARDS ■ DENTIST Nashville, ‘ Kichiian. Great Bargains HH.ll>.'READ! -RE.4I)! Pianos Organs and Sick ud Afflicted ! | The Smith American Organ, . HAZELTON BBO.’S PIANOS. . ERNEST GABLER PLANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. OM Piuoj infl Orgii tateiin EnAaige ftr NciOk- Th. ”*** r D S ,Bt BUH-OOK, Wholesale gent for Michigan at<Crand Rapids, East Sag.naw and D. BROWN, Piaqo Tuner. �■* = PATTY POLICY dirty pool of Hew NoTOaber Ibrt will c«ny ———— Washington, tfsly 8<h/1876. York Rail Road and «Ul they laakad in" nation, Coafedcring the deep interest* now felt with raiX These extra ocmmons interfere with my rad the importance of the <1664, may think time not wholly wtuA’s « estimated that 250, 000 strangers were quartered in the city on lhenidtt of the 4th, and thor pres- good of the party if not of the country. once has told upon the Exhibition in the mceeeding days. Notwithstanding all the other attractions of Tuesday, cverv ted by patriotic impulse* and would not avenne of the- wondrous city *1 the Part designedly do their party or their country detail of the news at the National Capital, some ofwlfich they, perhaps, get an outline rfby telegraph. says, “kv wheel into line.' ;vk«Ptau«t vnjw.ii1 uts". results of their action may be detrimental almost doubled their currying capacity, I ibm nra MUI u*b>e u> lb« ma!- | This has induced the American people titude as fast a* they congreeated at the ■ various stations along then- routes. A to DXcan by a law. more binding than careful inquiry into the character of the any written statute, that no man shall sttaodanca showed that although a large be elected for the tkird term as President proportion of the guest* were from Penn­ of the United States. This ha* induced sylvania and adjoining Staten, one-third of the whole came from towns and cities the people of the State of Michigan by very far distant from Philadelphia, while I this same unwritten law, to decree that nA not a few had but recently arrived from man shall be elected for more than two the light of the reeea« developments at the this reason will we support Tilden. afternoon the alien daoew was still more increased by the arrival of excursions from the Eastern and Middle States, and at the dose, the department reported the paying admissions at 47,787. party rule, and the two term princi- j pie an unwritten' law of party usage. A nd it I is both expedient and necessary, aaa rule ' |epMtan that knows very lew if any exceptions, to make this the universal usage, to an extant Hastiscu, Mich., Jclt 20, 1876. political aapriationa to indeavor to secure for himself a third term in any position. Once settled as a rule, all will recognise For Vice-President, WILLIAM A. WHEELER, \ of New- York. REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CON VENTION—3RD DISTRICT- term as Governor, and, though very" popu­ vagabond, disgraced by the civilisation of lar personally and an excellent public aer-' | rant, he very quickly learned that the “We wheel in to line-' Yet, and so did that people of Michigan would not ceteent to other angel, and Milton telb ua that ( the second re-election ot any man as । Governor. These things have seeiucxl to make the he battled with the hosts of beeves." But he waa keepen. and finally kicked mat and it is wise in almost every ease to en­ distilled damnation, but they put a pair force it without fear or favor. It is not of­ of boras oa him, instead of goggle*. ten that any man is so much better qual­ This is the character of the party who ified to fill any position, than are scores of want. Reform. To-day, all intent and his fdlow ciliseus, that it u wise in his with burning seal going up and down the case to violate tku law of party usage. land kbouting for greentiacka and a green Its enforcement always has a tendency to back party, organising greenback clubs, make all public officers courteous, honest and eSeienL It* relaxation tends to existing parties, with our Pet Idea, but arbitrary power, inefficiency and political stand with spartan-like finooem, refusing corruption, if not personal dishonesty. all aid and. comfort to our enemies. But Therefere, while we my new as we have see the wires flash the news that slipery always said, that it ia not teite to rotate out [ Sam is the choice of the Democratic Congood men, efficient men. and rotate in bad or indifferent men, we believe it is alwoye the end of their second term, and ro­ the continued sneceas of the party at the polls. This policy will ensure vigorous active men in every poeiUea of profit, and the opponents’uf Chinese immigration, land grants and railroad monopolies, they Un, doobUna, >«»™a of lb, U»ioo«oM«»rflk« rAMtoi, «M»y station ; or. if it adjourns at all it will be nol before the time when the voice of duty nails them to repair to the Arid ot political disputation tq wreatle for tha-mighty fall. ThefaAjoritxfatliA Hofetc aro anxious toadjMH even now. but -nrii is the attitu de ofpublic affairs that the Republicans are determined to keep them here; and this they will accomplish by means of the Belknap impcaehuH-nt trial. The I>emocrat* think the trial can proceed under the direction oflfa maaugiww, but the Senate d«*Urt». pZU* 4V. as-i-l _ impeachment continuing during a reccro of the House. So the majority iu the House now threaten to adjourn over every three dap. ' The leaders of both parties arc fully alive to the magnitude of the issue involv­ ed in the Presidential campaign just be­ gun. Men discuss the question* which are shaping the destinies of the nation, with that grave coooern for avoiding mis­ takes, which is an infallible indication that is apparent that another struggle for supre­ macy is to he made br the old slave hold­ ing oligarchy, and this time the cunning He operations dartag the fiscal year Itng June 39.brolva«4|feductiou in ’ * -----| «. In the has been , —--------- thereon. 8106^997 72; tathedefabernng curren­ cy interest, 8678,000, and in the interest, thereon, 89,060 ; fa the debt on which in­ terart has omsed, 87,523,400, and in the intercut thereon, 812,343,93 lh< un claimed inmt, 83,150. and ia the entire bonded debtfend interest, 819,677,801 65. reduced 813,685314 80 ; legal tendere amounting to 86JM2,48*; and fractional Thanks to the hot hooded seal of the curnmn amoantfag to 87',882,828 8i) HU i. tk. p«-»t C^P**K **“ baviagfaeo redeemed and retired during bidden purposes of ths Soqlhara Dvu^- theyw- This Is not only payment of debt, as truly as ifany other part of the wing of the therefore, coi idle during the year, retardior- of readmission to the party uextNovember, (tearing the absolving names of Bayes and Wheeler. Notwithstanding the dissatisfaction evinced |»y many of the Democratic lead­ en, the convention at St. Louis has, per­ haps, selected the beat ticket within their resources With all the boasted discipline and superior organisation of the Demo­ cracy, however, they will scarcely Succeed in whipping in the Western advocates of inflaliqn. New York w anything but sure for Tilden and Headricks, for Demo­ statement is designed to influence do not cratic discipline has no remedy to heal the know, possibly, thfa the internal revenue wounds inflicted and sustained by Tam­ tax system was established in July, 1865. many. The inveterate animosity to Til­ Judging from the pccture of legislative den which prevaili among a large num­ •flairs and the fraetioas temper of our leg­ islators, Congraw will hold a continuous State can never he subdued. in the Democratic ticket is to be (bund in fact that Governor Tilden u evidently un increase of 81,644,000 ta the iietidej currency intarent dwc. making a total in crease of 88^89^8841. On the other hand there has beek a deermse of 81 *!!-’, 610 ta the debt on which interest has ceased, and 820,256 J 9 in the intercoi due of <352,504 io the kx*l:Under debt, and 82,912,878 91 fa thelftaetioaal currency, no that thecurrwacy debt has beat “«■ traeted," fa etlmr words paid, to the extern of 83,265382 91 danac the month month has been only 83^71,S*4 , 31. To balamtothu there has been an increase in 218 60—from 540,909,966 37 to 841.­ 944,184 97—and as increase of legal ten­ ders on hand of53,718^33 27 ; total in crease of cash owned, 87,752,651 87. Tho our public school system, and, ta tact, the fundamental principles on which u found been 63,881397 56, I(fe quite satirise od our civil and religious liberty. If elected, it is fair to presume that thia man who nominated him and other politicians of fractional currency during the mootli cilu..eboogf, »nJ rise a predominant influence in the coun­ cils of the Govennnent. They will also encounter the opposition uf ibe womans suffragists, who are implacadlc indignant at the scornful treatment they met with al St Louis. The candi­ dacy of Mr. Hendricks will lose for it thousand* of votes ta the Northern and drink* particularly ta retiren>eot of fractioaal currency, the efiin balance ta the Treasury has been eonsiderably reduced. One year ago the Treasury held 879,854,410 44 in coin, of which 821,796,300 was on end by coin certificates, sad 858, 058,110 44 was owned by the Truss rhile 584 97, but the outatam cates were 328,681,400. 944,184 97 wmowned I decrease of 873,113^ The sentiments expressed by prominent Democrats here, and titf drift of Govern- tional currency ; the State of Ohio, to defeat Allen for laid on that wall wont catchword of tho Governor,'(the mao who waa the head and 38 J one front of their Pet Idea,) the man only a 30, 1875, and 113,004,141 73 June 30, The rappoeed w;uilibrii«a between the two that tain. 1876. Had the recspte from intern*! few abort weeks ago, waa charged, generally great parties is the motive power that now infuses unwonted ,u’Tgy and activity into State, with complicity ia the frauds of the contest. That equilibrium was brought Congram ta regard to econo by about n in dealing with the army Boes Tweed, with stuffing the Balta Box­ about by the injudiriouA Mtion of individ­ ual Republicans and the late efforts of es in the City of New York in 1868, in Southern politicians to re-unite the South wards where the Registration showed a by meanng the ex teqfedmtei into a -voting population of 12,000 and giving secret league, known publicly ns the large reduction in the forte of, the army, Seymour over 17,000 majority, and this Southern Historical Society, to vote m while our valuable oficcre and 'aoldiera are was charged to Slipery &rm by Horace directed, and drive from the polh ovary incentive to the young men of the State to fit themselves by. close and careful study, ■nd a thorough moral training to fill any one of the many official stations which In a letter from the Western part of are in the gift of the people at each suc­ Greeiy, their candidate for President four the State congratulating us oo the nomina­ ceeding biennial election. This will Mississippi It is also intensified by the tion of Gov. Hayes, there is just a line on induce our boys to fit themselves by the And still the mommrt he is announce! as immensity of the stake involved, embrac­ State politics, that reads as follows, vis : most thrrough culture to become able legis­ the Democratic Standard bearer, this noble ing, as it does, the question, shall the “Now give ns the State ticket." We do lators, wise and cautious judges, and thinkband of Spartan yreenlaekere, gny hatred voteis of the country surrender now not propose to give the Stale Ticket, as that through apathy, the graa»- principles at ferae during the war of the rebellion, and ia ta be the work of the Convention at yield to the enemies of the Republic the most important of any that can be power they vainly sought to acixu by force State Ticket that we think would be very baa died away, their astonished ftrtenenibe­ of arms. It is well known that, cafoufatsaliatactory to the Republicans of Barry hold them throwing their bats high in the THE STATE TICKET. tk* hitherto oorfiaiog ~«h»» of putj. Bom*. fhrahttog the .... j___ -U I.rlumninnl interests of thes Republican party because I rhich has hitherto prevailed national fever, political or otherwise. This of the policy w;Land* aetoas the bloody of “shaking ; is more particularly .true during a sasmon ---------- SmUEtSi irt» oSof Congremt Ctase emmunioation <ith the heads of the grectDepartmenta of the cial position under the Government, while its needy defenders were removed U give Government, and with the leading politic­ them place. The Veteran Union will call ians, who throng the city with their rea mass convention of ex-soldiers, to m«rt at speclivc mission* to one or the other of lodianapola co the 10th of next September, , them ItajArtmetits. enables one, pomaaa- to ratify the nomination of Hayes and | ingfihe requisite time, a reasonable share Wheeler. An immense assemblage rf [ of ifkiuhitorial talent, and some skill in den up for you, fiot or coW, a greenbacker 1 comparing fragmentary data, to throw much light on the events of each day as ally, of the Bota Thief, Tweed, or a States­ thev are developed AwirabU post of men of great purity of character, a man observation at the preset time, for here everything affecting the interests of each rings,or a great Bail Komi manipulator and party is promptly reptfrted; and from this j wallowed in the Tweed Tammany Ring point influences arv directed by each that I mire, a man who has fuvyki nMy for tend to the prosperity or the injury of the other. Fty example, a day or twfi since a Dem­ peace, the war for tha pretervatiuo of the I ocratic campaign document was brought out which essays to place in exaggerated Union is a failHrt." This is the kind of Had, gentlemen, contrast tha expenses of the Governmcdt under the control of each party. ’ An in­ that the Journal is ready to serve you sight to ita character may be gaiued from with. I don't know icAicA kind will coat one of its statements in regard to the collec­ tion of internal revenue. This veracious as the entire Bill of Fart will n-Jt be.pub- paper says that nut one dollar wu lost to lished until after they hare an interview the Govcrnmeat in enUocting ll»e internal rovenuo previous to I860, but that since with thc/ricmij, of Peter Cooper. “We wheel into line.” Yen, that is works admirably, and the enforcement of the unwritten law would prove equally popular with the people for every other position in there gift. All know the what Judas said' when he took the thirty excitement that was caused by the state­ ment that President Grant was seeking a and betrayed his master. third term, though there never was the “We wheel into line.’’ So did Bene­ least particle of truth in the charge. All dict Arnold, and took his bag of British will remember bow Henry P. Baldwin Gold, turned his back to his country, and was frowned upon, because he desired to deserted the noblest cause for which man secure for himself the prettiye of a third ever struggled, and died an outcast and National Rajililicai Tidal For President, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. Ht ' it a Reformer. He has successfully fought all tho corruption ta and out of his party in Now York. I There, you greenback men, you pay j your money so you may take your choice. succemive terms as Governor of the State, i and by Constitutional inhibition made the sheriff ineligible to a third successive term. The tendency of all this has been, ioor BUllioOB Surgeon General s, Adjutant General's and Second Auditor's Offices oce-flfM. tbatr prsseat otaRoal force, which ■ alneady insuffidcut, while all the duties con­ nected with will fall on nraa. ■. mutari. K.' W. VOIGTi ‘•Wa wheel Into Line" about as follows, via : For Governor, Ch swr a* M. Cboswkll, of. Lenawee ForLieitanant-Govcntor.* Alovxo Sbmjons, of Ionia. For Secretary of State, clerks. . Again, the Democrats fixed the salarica Eoitob Banm*:— tide in the “ Home JoamaT of the 13th mssprirn, we my, "Bhree fem behold your doubt. Then,.having full poaa in.«t. and on reading it, we found that the faBcc efeef." la it awy wonder that a I concerted scheme is to out. editors of that pafier liad Itasted the name party so utterly devoid uf all true genuine Those of tho South, _ wished by the war, thought www not ratifying the nominee of the St. Louis William M. MoCbamt, of Geoeame. Foe Commtaioo of the State Lead Vuk Balpb Elt, of Gratiot: cites ones mirthtah the beading, John thinks he has For Attorney General, Armlsv J. Smith, of Casa. £A'NT- Graetefcwfairaidtimt Mi �AtriculW C.H^. CorrMpondenoe. a» ficial famim SPECIAL NOTICE. ftrt Vam Jacirn & Sapnai UlLIOAD, Aor'l Ooll., Labmibo, July.15,1876. Mr Editor : t from Pmlunk, a start time eincc concerning S<«ie thne o, four ,OTk. 1 M„ relation In oftce. aad k being my aantimento «Ud« inl0„d^ to, ,0„ JulyMMh, 1878. Having rami tu the lUxxta a letter written exactly. I could not rafraln from adding my mile t»o In that direction. No* Mr. Editor I am not an officeholder, never *u and what ia mor* 1 never expert to b*, but itarama to me there ahould be *om* honor oven in the dixtributton of county office, among th* d*wviag or our county, in our party. I have nothing to nay agatnet any praaant incumbent in our county, a* to competency, for we all know they have perfortaed their dative not only lawfully, but I believe with honor to themeotve*. But beoum* they hare done credit to the county and te themachra, i. that any elgn they eh'ouhl b* allowed'to ' remain in office always. I de-qqL jbeHev*v^n>y man is entittal to a life tenure of a place merely beeauae ta may have |«eaM*ioi> of it. We have •coroe of men, good men in our connty who are jurt|u worthy and Juit a* competent a* those now in office, and if onr county office* are offi­ ce* of proSt, one eet of men ahould not reap all the Bendit*, and on the contrary, if they are bunleaa, then ehould they not be Iorue by different individual*. The aheriff can hold hi* office but two terra, in eucceraion anyway, then why ahould other* be allowed to held their* morclhan tw* term,. It seem* tome that justice is apparent in the rotation princi­ ple. and I for one want to see it carried out. Thine for the right. Haye's and Whoekr Club. ALL ABOUT THE'COUNTY. UASTtaoa. July ITtk, 1878. P-t«r, bul u> uooommoo unoual of work prevented its completion, aud, at thia Into •rreeabl, and whalewmv sti*ul«nt and ibmum of eounteractin* th, foUgaas of travrtlag. On loac day I commence anew. sea vo/a«c4. vhtr, the crewi of wbaliaa or olh« vmmIi are almost wholly restricted to salt ecat. it Aa for the work J; the moat improve­ has provwl an adeirsble pr.v.ntaUv. of scurvy, ment is due to tho m* fence on the front. aadin the tropical seas it save, the sailor tan It improve* it much, but will do ao still 1ahipfevsr aad malaria. Il baa aver proved the' surest reliance of the cmiirant. exposed to th, mi­ ®oro, when the border is graded and ,asmatic eomplaints which prevail In r*«>on* of •hade troea rat, aa Prof. Gulley contcm. country t.vly cleared of Umber, when the rays of th, sun fallin* onytatnant vaaeteUoa. anexpeted plates. to them perhaps sine the creation, sxhals vapors, laden with the seeds of diMaee. Wheat ia being cat in lively style her* , Acclimation, or tho habituation of the eoaalitahow, and occasionally an cutcrprijuug far- ।lion to th, Hcntiaritlca of ah unaccustomed dim **«. lineaUy fwiliatad by th*rsoalar aMafthb ■tacr may. be seen stacking. protective elixir, which imparts such vi«w and to ere ry nerve and K-er that U is imponCorn promises n good crop.' But the •Iwtieity i blc for the vital envreim to beeomn deprowed to a boys kok with dread forebodings at the 1point teeunsietnt with haaJlh. In unbrorabl. fifty aerva to be cut, and hiukcd. No ' virion* rising before their mind of thou ] Church Dedication. Wooi>Lixt> July 15lh 1870. Tho new Jf. E. Church for they n»e of the German Methodists al Woodland- Center will *u ekp i,r/f?rsr. mi' to n x. .aEF SKINS,nwa. perlb.,0e. __ _______ TRAINS O6tNG NftRTH. IRAKBRErEKS. par bushaLU. Grading has bceu commenced on tbo Peninsular Div. of lb> Port Iludn R R. STEINHOFF & WOOD surveyed through the middle of the farm. It is expected the cars will be running by November. All that remains to be done is t* join the extremities by a line from Flint to Ijaosiug. 1 ! j Thu grounds about the Prof s. ■ hotM** have been undcrdraiuc<l this spring, and । j J Snrgical aufl Mechanical summer, preparatory to grading and | dressing, starting lawns and flowers, etc., ] the next day. Several such occurooees have marred the reputation of the College for honesty, which has heretofore been sustained to a remarkable degree. DENTISTS ! ' Win at lead to all l.ranrhet of tho Profarolan and Madison Dispensary, nw iuam at. cnm«b. This woulij ta a dccnlodly unhealthy locality for the person who is in this buri- "-----loiter-’'11""'"' HASTINGS HTH MT. , Arart Warn, Railroad*. | ' nc«f, if he ahould ta caught at it. Lynch law would in *11 prol.nbility ta the order of the day. The Fourth passed plcarantly—celebra­ ted at the college until three o'clock. The exercise* consisted of the salute at sunrise, parade of the cadets at nine, followed by the proccmuon which proceeded to the College Hall where the following were the literary exercise* : A history uf the col­ lage by President Abbot, iu which he jrietiucd vividly the rough pioneer life ot Jnlr 11. l«7t. SEiSi •u wnu »w---Otnetaaad.________ ..._____ in the < country, always enlivened by one or both 1 of two things, pumpkin pies, aud girls. moonlight hoskingB, so common The evening before tho Fourth tome Al a meeting oClbr the Repuhlicah Hect­ ors of the city of Baiting*, held at the conn- one entered the room of Mr. Brueck, and ;ty Clerk's office, aa above, for the purpe** appropriated *36,25 about one half of of formings Haye*and Wheeler cluh. Geo. which had l>ecn collected for the exercise* M. Dewey was cho«ea chairman, and Win. H. Power* secretary. ■ Mr.Striker moved that the chair appoint a c*mmitte« of three to draft eukrtitution and by-law* for Haye* and Wheeler club and report at aa adjourned merting. Mallon prevailed. The ehair ap]>ointed ttawial 'Striker, David It. Cook aud William ||. Rayford as such Blxhxb Orricx. VTHKATiwhUelperhaihel. »JD#1.1A WHEAT (tod)perbuahe!.»LMtl.« FLOUR, per ewt. RLM. . CORN, p«b,uh.l. 60c. OATS, perbtuhd, SXWX BUTTER, per lb.. Brtlte. EOGS, net dovan.lfc.: POTATOES.tar bushel.40c. APPLra. per bothrt-GSv. ONIOXS.'FcrbusheLMrtAe. BEANR, per bu»>.l. SMBR1 AO. PORK. I7J3UWS.OO. MESS PORK, per lb.. We. HAMS, per lb.. He. SHOULDERS, per |b.. We.' LA IIP. per lb.. Be. . TALLOW, per HuBfo. <k ' IICHIGAH AKD TH SOOTK 5: MARK THESE FACTS. THE TESTIMONY 01 THE WHOLE WORLD. MARRIAGE GUIDE. OR SEXUAL PAIHOlOGV. HOUOTirB ODfflfflir. Bad Leg". Bad Breasts J’orc* and Ulcer* All dweriptien of aoras are remediable by th, r»per and*Ul*Ml um of this laeaUtuabl, prepar- iS-Mstis in. Iboo rty ration al and saeoeraftil treatment. InrttMf*.t hv natnr* U ,n tk. . be dedicated on Sunday July 30tk. Th* d*dicutory aervioe* to b« <vm4»<*.1 in English al IQ A. M. by Rar. F. L. Nagier of the students of twenty ycant sgu. When G<«hen Ind. And In German-al 4.80 P. M. in the beginning he alluded to the fact that by Rev. 0. Vraft Prreidtax Ehler of the dl»- this waa the firtl Agricultural College in trict A cordial iuvitxtton is given to all. STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. Where you wul find all kinds of FURNITURE! Of every Description which we can sell chcafter than any houa? in Bur-’ ry vounty, for Ummc rewan ns: IaK"Because we hare no rent I a pay 21. Because wc make the most of our food" ourselvee. 3d. Because we keep the bast g work- the United States, the boya greeted it with cheer upon cheer. Thia was followed by a poem, “My Centennial Dream,” by Mr. McCormack, Advertised L etfers. afterward was a history of the Constitu­ tion by Mr. Clark. The literary exercises Liat of leusea Tcmniaiagta Itos IU»iing» 1’. wen' closed by an oration by Prof. Fair­ O. Barry County, Mieh, Joly IHh, 1876. child, Subject: “Our Fathers Opportunity PuilieH AUm. Gspt. U Mimw. Hora G—~,U Wai. llrimlooii. ffw. Cellspic. and Ours." Tho dinner ,find toast* fol­ lowing doned the exercise pf the day. Benj. Dixon, William Sbopp, D. W Plait. On Friday evening the Jlon. O. M. Barnes lectured tafum the Delta Fan Delta society, to which all wore- invited. The subject. London, was handled with credit to Mr. Barnes, and profit to th* Wrestling Match. COTTON GOODS ARE GOING UP HOW IS YOUR fflK TO BUT. WHERE.? At A. W. Bailey’s. Prints 1 ;cU. . . , Ix)A<Jjlcrau.iii6 l!icu>. Shirting ficte. Best oottonadcr 15 to 30 cts. Good Ticking 12 eta. Twenty bone Cottcit 15 cte. hearers. Ladies' hose Exra hfttyy 10 $U. I talievo this comprises most of the A wrestling match between C.C. Mixer of Two button Kid Gl/vc* 90 eta. -J'y MBce the »taa»:. A nice line of Coot I Bindings. v rihiteJjkrt Mr. Donj. II. Itoa* *f Ala city and a Mr. Holcomb of <VUr Spring-, news from this quiet quarter, except por­ Piles, Flrtulni, filridtfrca, has l*rn arrange! to como off al Powers' tal* ducking boys, rtcriing the bdl dap­ New Style Shawls 'Ni eta. * i|d Ward: i» 'laugrroualy »iok with ty- Opera Bouoe. at Grand RapW*, on the 10th per, running the Steward's wagon on lop Clothing. Suits JTroio *4.5Q (6 *40. day of Annual, for SiiUOa Bid*, the door monof the wood-pile, and such other liule Wi*SSH *S?‘ xxifltf A W. BaH.XY. •*** winner. Both have been I'tm that Wrigid. had a fJ *° jokes too common to speak of. in- attack hri night from ths effect of trained ami a lively lime is anticipated. Yours till next. !.c h »fitT<sringR|d|rI ifnl.' Ror. Dr. A. M. Blaxo, the Celebrated AnalytiToko the Atchison, Topeka k Santa Fe eai Ml* 1’"ton‘> "l the Ilasrinm House, where ho will remain The Grand Rapids Eagle oaya: untd Wudjteday Of next week. The ful Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, Colorado i in ihi» ,cctinp i< martly •rear*! afflicted sltald give him a call, *» the ‘■Suppose M*mo man like B<»« Tweed Sprngs, Cncharas, pel Norte, Trinidad, afairerop, though a»l so targa eertifieatra of hi* wonderful cures from had at any time proposed to Rutherford SantaFc and all point* in Colorado, New ieipatad. ■ome of ©ur leading ritiiew, and sufficing B. Huyte to stuff the ballot-boxes, does Mexico and Arixona. Special round trip • a<> iimnim at the Oxiueil rooms fitmi any of the maladies tfl whtch flesh is anybody suppow the fraud would have •JU day ticket! to Denver on sale May ,15th, brir, let hirt locate the drnoasc and toll you Now at 456, taking iriithf flithomj! warring iafcausee, and prescribe for your troub- been committed? Certainly not. places on tho D, & R. G, Road. Low cmarc what Tilden did. He wm Chairman ta. 1X1241 1 *r tta total Mf M ptarfci rtrv wylft• of the Committee, and as such seat a pri­ Pullman-rsiece Weepmg tats Between •ta Hayas i».| Wbcder .dub ‘ at IhA Dropaioal .Swellings, P*raly»i*. and Stiff Joints. We-ak <«.r reader, 10 W J-rticuUr all«- vate circular through the State tmking the Missouri River and,the Rocky mount County Clerk on tatuMay eventien to tbe<*td of 1»»- ■»- B- U «rs«.*hich Close connection such information before midnight as tain* without change. will t* founA In aaolher“>““n ®2’‘|'I’J2*on ■ hid. and riinpni Crid the Ici- Tim I»o«*or Will be at the Hartings Honss-on would indicate the amount of stuffing iho 27th inrt, ami Invitee ths a«rte«l to rive necessary in New York city. The ballot t Fair -pike ‘ for publication, him a call he make, no charge for conmdtabL u*Jerukee a’eart . that he 1. boxes were accordingly stuffed, and the nera l*,i* fcl« * T. J. ANDRBHON, mrUff. »hc Dotfor haa recently voters were cheated. Tilden know of the San Francisco, California, and that |L4fta|iu Drqwu Km,.. .*< fraud, and the very l»«t thing that can XX52tf .SSSEMAl! inc in this State. m»d mdllw.rtlae to Un» town on the 27th of each be said for him montn was ‘be eUi«ns H^IP ridnity’the bendil of hie exlenmve exper- to it.” Uurct anti-wonderful skill. Naanvnx. JubeDth. 18»0. Thera i. to be , STEBBINS BRO’S UNDERTAKING Bring g buhine*’ that needs a great deal of experience. After many years in the buMinaea, can truly suy that they can do better work, and give better satiafnetiou than any other firm in thte ■ectton. W. H. Stcbblnr, .the senior member, with the experience of a lifoIlflK. will nlwayaghrc hla personal at­ tention to thin iiart of thcfr'exteniiiVD bwdneaa. Hcotte and Team furnixhod when roquested. Tho Electric Buliu will be uacd only when deaired. RKlfftf SwgEp’a Hotel, RAPIW................... - - - MICH PS a. PICKXK1.VO, I"rwpri<U>n. . KuablwhKaalU Mee a»l t-ven u-uw uu« " j . ,J' » • • 'IeTiI l irrt-eU*. I BOAKMAW t&taM taU M>ny a tram at' f tin »n.ruapB.wl4 esmJug aiaiih ] o. WE MEAN BUSINESS! Farutture Hoorn south aide State St. oppoojto H. A. Goodycar’s Hardware ftforei/ - "Haatingn, July 28th. 1H75. tfarrwi dmite* 1 ‘•he Walland lku«a|h|r*lRlriday even- ‘ «r Oaaraaa it- ta' • taurgv. * »'l that { »«• that he consented Peerless Milk Safes naw uu tahiblUOD at our Fun iture Store. AU kind* of work wnata to or­ der. Bq .airing of oil kinds of old fttrDlturo neatly done. > . STEBBINS BROS. •auw dpi not Th*lrir««.< is We sell duuc of this cln-nj>-mnde Fur­ niture that te mndo by machinery. The gtxxh we make is made by hand, and warranted. Wc Invite all persons to caliand Inspect our goods, for they al brttfTitspoction. No trouble at all ahow gouda. Parties having Pictures to friuno would do well toy 'them framed of ua ta> we can do it P errand Cheaper than nny house In P- .y County. We keep die Largest and Beet selected stock of PICTURE FRAMES AND MOUKDINOft, BlIACKSDS, Paphb— Holt>KRS. WALL-PoCXKTe, Stri>PBraHOIAIBUS, ■ . and everythin* In the Furniture' Hue. We Invite all persons to call and look wIl! totalA young !, STIBET �. •> Tmu n. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. • ‘ The Extreme Heel—Political— The Centennial—PiU Men—Tea Burning of Caatk Garden—Buaineea. New York, July 15th, 1876 THE EXTREME HEAT. The intense heat of th* past two weeks is now happily over, at least for a time. On Tuesday afternoon the city was visited by the heaviest storm of thunder, light­ ning and rain known for years, which lasted from ihree in the after­ noon, with rare intervals of cessation, till long after ten at night. Tho city YM absolutely drenched, and the air was delicious y oool thereafter, a happy con treat to I he stifling heat.of the past three The heated season has been the most severe that has 'been known in the city for eighty feu*. The thermometer has gone to 104°, aud stayed there for days, taking occasional excursions down the scale to 93, and at midnight or later, down to 85. Of course there are days as hot every year, but to have them continue for three weeks, without cessation or let up, is something unprecedented. Every morning there has been a column or more of casualites, of men falling in the street, of horses lying down and dying, and of children perishing in their stifling garrets. If it was terrible for the .residents of roomy and spacious houses np-towu, what must it have been for those com­ pelled to occupy garrote, without air or ventilation, and subjected to the stifling smells of the tenement houses? These people suffered all the tortures of (he damned, and thousands of them died. The mortality among children has been dreadful, and its extent will never be to Pan*—in short, that it is . _ thing the world ever saw, or probably wiD see for a hundred years to come. The । best machinery of the world is there, the best art of the world is to bo seen there, and, in the matter of the curious and rare inlaces, embroideries’, etc., no such coHcction has ever been made. It is curious to see the crowds of women about these depart­ ments,' and to hear their .comments. In the English department there are a pair of napkins—not towels, aa a fashion writer in a New York paper raid—the thread in which was spun and the doth woven* and the embroidery done by Queen Victoria. I cannot say ad to whether the napkins are superior to any one dee’s; but, as ' they aro entirely the work of royalty, I sup­ pose they must be. The Queen has abso on exhibition a number of paintings by herself and her daughters, which are really good, royalty or do royalty. The time to come to the Centennial ia now. The heated term is well nigh over, and you have now room to see what there is to be soen, and there is as much to be seen now aa there wiU be at any time. Fares are down, the landlords aro now civil and reasonable, which will" not bo the case when tho rush commences! in September; and you can keep cool in Philadelphia if you will observe common prudence and the ordinary rules of health ful living. Come, and come now. the matter with the .----------------------- ,—J, the Bucbu mao is still in an insane asylum, and DOW James C. Ayer, the proprietor and manu*-*-------- * l----- pectoral and a dosen other pro[ insane aud is an inmate of a private uylum near New Y ork. He made bis es­ cape the other day,-and got into the city, and conducted himself so like a sane man —that is, ho borrowed money—that bis friends did not know that be wm insane till his physicians got on h» track and brought him bosk. His inranit caused by over-work. For thirty he has n * * * ’ the sole fair women aud brave men than any other i on tho oonimont. But twenty yours ago fashionable New York began to move up­ town, and the territory in Che vicinity of the battery was given up to trade. Old Stephen Whitney, tha projector of the Pacific Railroad, refufcd to move wil b the rest of his neighbors, and ho died in his Al A.. M. Back’. Carriage Shop house on Bowling Green, years after he was completely Eurroundcd with burines?. JllfcrwnSL, HMtinp, MMl. Then Castle Garden was turned into a de- ' pot for incoming emigrants, and its old character waa gone forever. Its burning brings up pleasant mamories to those ' who were young tweniv-five years ago, but to the Ntw-Yotksr of today it is rimply the detraction of an unsightly old build­ ing which, they hope wiU be replaced with a better one. Camaie, Sin aid Omintal GROCERS BmmntM is absolutely dead, and will bo till fall. Whether it will revive then or not, re­ mains to be seen; The prospect ia not very easouraging, I must ennfera. Comer of State tad Omrsh Pt* Oftr for Sale at the Lowest Linn Rale UM) PLASTER STUCCO' WATER LIKE LIKE &HAIB PtETBO. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. 5115 Shingles Lath &c._ Tl»«r. wui to who raMrttd to tha Tarrant's Seltxer Aperient ’ PISTRJUOTION _______________ It was nothing uncommon during the three weeks past to sec strong men stag­ ger in the street and fall prostrate— “drunk”, some would say, but the po­ licemen knew better. Il was sunstroke ; and ambulances provided by the city would drive up and carry tlw sufferer off to the hospital provided for the purpose. Of the cases of sunstroke, one-half die. and very few ever recover their health in full. The city medical authorities have given the must minute directions for avoiding this terrible casuality, but yet not bailor very few observe them. A wet cloth in iBe crown of tho hat is u certain And sure preventative, but never­ theless Dot one in ten take this simple precaution. r .... rill dblritmte In tka tickel-bolde • the Immcqm “ Hclmbold, were of tlio class of toadies who were willing to cat his dinners, and sohe finds himself at an advanced age, with millions of money and nothing else. And the worry of all is, that he has nothing to spend his money for, and with a body and mind over-tasked in the getting /of it, with nothing under Heaven to du with it, he goes mad, and will doubtletui end his days in un asylum. Money is a good thing, but you want to be careftil how you get it. Don’t make it out of piUs or pec­ toral. Swindle the people as a railroad lawyer, and when you get to middle life you may be as lucky as Tilden is, and be No matter bow much Democratic pa jieni howl about it, or how much they may assert to tbo contrary, Tilden will not receive the undivided aupport of the Democratic party of this city and State. He bought the nomination with money which he swindled out of the people in hi«. railroad schemre, but he has not enough to buy the election, The leaders qF Tammany will give him a support, Tor he hra already divided up the offices among them, and has partitioned out the spoils; bat there bo members of Tammany, and Democrats who are not members of Tammany, who cannot be bought or driven, and John Kelley is having trouble with turn. There are thousands in open revolt, and thousands more will fol­ low them. By the way, speaking of this 11 Reformer,'' it ia a fact that the Brookjn ri»g, ft more dangerous one ,..»r -- ------- i»»w. Weuot>», kt DlTi.iou of Nort RapMa. AlUoa. “’•* ML™ ™E b $600,000. bu«. P, Partaa Kx-Oov. Kj„ Gael Maaarrr. f*ost*rrvsa.Y No postfoxmkxt t LIST'OF GIFTS: BWMkorlrtt Liar fc.’STK.* GREBLE& RUSSELL S3 .fe~ Hastings; Michigan. mn DAPIDD DIVISION. Tki BellakU 8»«rt Uw EAST AMD WKST. to asp raoM. HAND BAPIM AN I DETROIT April 19th, 1ST*. PENSIONS To whom Pensions are LE ABN TELEGRAPHY < * 8 H UrVUa ol a. AMMte.4-.itbU. Miohica Lak. Shore raUv DiriM. eru» s»4 dl—Sarsa <rf duly, cither by anteteot m m ssx $20 r, rctfOMAjrcy^ QRAMD TRUNK RAILWAY. MAY L_IS76. D.potfool of Tkln! «tre«t. Uetreiu Train y Kxprtt*. - ®«E»Jo . Tk« direct rooto Ar JOLIET. MOEEIS. LA BALLS, PERC. nsKsr, lacon, feoria, genes KO. MOLINE, KOCK ISLAND. DAVENPORT, MUSCA TINE, WASHINGTON. IOWA CITE, GAIN. NELL. NEWTON. DES MOINES ; and be happy again. laVWm'vx!: A Great RMi ii Frites! Dealers tn all kinds FURNITURE Ultoten Ottt arm Fraja,k Council Bhifis and Omaha, TttS a. n. and &» p. m. traltu arrive at 10.06 a. W W7 NWMIGHT. *• Ira Miaaa'r. SALISBURY i BROSSEAU THE ENEMY OF DISEASE I uuas uue. THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAX AND UEANT ■ LEAVEN WOBTR. ATCUIOR, aaeA CHICAGO. b lh.Or.wl Ol, MUSTANG Look here ! ■ What ! don't you think we can sell despite the terrible heat, b attracting greater crowds than ever. The atten­ dance is steadily on the increase, and the item* hmam day by day. The de_ rurtenante are now all all the artistes that wM be fa_ ___*______ *v—, ■nd you oaaaow mm a& that there will be to see. The vor^ct of the people who have fatenfed all the world expositions is that this i. as much superior to Vienna SuUdim. r. L. BAX CROFT. Look here ! all old New-Yorkers rad. There ia no building in the dty, around which so many memories cling or more pleasant ones. Built orgiually for a fort, it was. many years ugo, made nnocccsrary for that purpose, by the buHdrow of fortification* outride. Then it became a place of fashionable entertrinamtn. It was fa CmUo Garden th>t Jwuy Lind first sang in New York—it was the bmm of all the grand ball? and eutcrtmnmcnta given by the city, and it maybe safely Eaid that tho old building baa seen more Ooaclutwd igsgggss »n4 Si.ihsrn |winl». The depreciation in .the prices of goods is shown as much in such articles as tea as anything. There are hundreds of houses in the city that have made im­ mense fortunes in tea and coffee, but they have been very industriously lasing their accumulations in the last four years. There has been a steady depreciation in the value of this staple, until at the pres­ ent time it is a lung way below the before-the-wor prices. In 1859, the price best young hyson was 50 oentA per pound, at wholesale. In '72; it got up to 73c., but to-day it is a drug in. the market at 30. And the other grades are in tho same state of health, and the market shows every tendency toward a still fur­ ther decline. Where it will cud, the oldest ica-mcrcbant can't tell. The 8U Louis, and contributed of the money I United States consumes a pound of tea they had stolen of the people of Brooklyn per annum,-for every man, woman and to the funds that nominated “slippery child, making the annual importation Those who had Sam.” . I want this foot remembered, । about 55,000,000 lbs. that the Brooklyn ring—the most un­ stocks on hpnd when the decline set in, scrupulous, daugorotts, shameless, and have gone into bankruptcy, and the new altogether bad set of political thieves and houses and the old ones tliat were strung plunderers, the country was ever cursed enough to hold out, are shaking for fear with—were,, all and singular, in favor of of a decline that will shake them. Tilden's nomination, and arc to-day his And by the way, the decline is os chosen and trusted counsellors in the marked in other lines of goods,' M in teas] campaign. This is a matter that ought A suit of dothec that cost before the to he known, as showing now much the war S-10, can be had in New York now “reform" planks in the Democratic plat­ for that money, provided it is of Ameri­ can doth, and if it is imposed, all the form really mean. Gov. Hayes’ letter of acceptance gives difference is the addition of the premium the livdiett satisfaction to the Republi­ on gold, which at this time makes little cans and the better dess of Democrats. difference. Provi«ions, and everything As a Democrat said to me tho other day, that wc cat and drink are down to ante“It has the ring of true metal; and 1 war price, and if the people can't live know him well .enough to know that he now, they never will; that is to say, if means it all, and will carry out all he says. they have tho money to pay for what I aaall vote for him.” Thai letter, with they consume. A few artidcs of luxury its manly utterances, and the well known keep up, but these will come down in a The bars, restaurants and character of the man for doing ns ho says, little while. will make Hayes hundreds of thousands hotels maintain war price, but they will The topers of votes. It a an encouraging symptom not be able to do so long. that in every ward of New York and are growling, and neyr men uro taking ad­ Brooklyn ILcpublicans are organising vantage of tho feding to start new places into Hayes und Wheeler clubs, and this at cheaper rates. Let us get work plenty without the interference of office-Loldere, onee more, and the "good old times’’ win or those who are pleased to consider be here again. Chicago aaJ Grand nf oa/y hut J. M. HEVFES, W1LL NOT CURE.MH 'T'* ---------- ”• PAIN. THAT AFF] «e purantef Satfwfatiao. ' MAN BODY. OR T THE BODY OF A Hoane fimusbed Trim to any patson HOMBO3 OTHER IB DOMESTIC ANIMAL. THAT DO! purehufag a Oftn worth We out give you better fitnuvs thaw «rtr offeud befona, for xa make tU juom of w O^RAVKbTHfe f M W ABU MAN BEING. AND 'RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND UKEFIH.KRKM A VALUABLEHUR8R kansan. iirMAjrtnnmKrF^ ODLORAHO, XMD AWW •suaian exeapua. XPaUr. SwHFSLa48 STOOD THE TEST OF WM F“«i«B*2SKL1A ttaal Farrar Ae’t. HoaUtao. xsi-W. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-24.pdf 2fba8160f291b38d44963e56d3496230 PDF Text Text iSSW □A HOC ' oortn? VOli. XXL NO. 25. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MlCHIGAN. MONDAY. JULY 24. 1876. j)if^n»i-WeBklyl«BplAlicaji tajw. GEO. M. DEWEY f INI UR AND <i PUBLtSHKR. Read the Record <=>y ■'TXX3E A. llnsn.rDloA ■ U<mn ■District of Illinois, bought for $3(10,000 Mid consolidated for 11,400/100. ■ rifpOttTAKT CHAJWJW AGAINST WOV. TIUJXM. . ' TUque of tho consolidation of tho Gal­ ena 4 Chicago, Union & Kenosha, and fiockforda ‘Roads with the Chicago 4 Northwestern, is completely set forth in the following complaint of the H on. Ju­ lia® Wadsworth, who wee a trustee for the original Galena boadho’dern.nnd also acted fyr the ■tockhoU'nt tk*iu«k OLIVE# CBILIEB PLBW! TUSIA OF SUBSCRIPTION <boS Sold ip i8pi. Solo iy tSyt. yy/s . ^.'sanaBsei^. Sots i/f ityg. igypS SnLo ill iB/4. giopy SoLd t/i i8pgr 440 ptfLLy 100000 niLL . Wtepart of ths OmUmmsI l£l I' ’1 •' WVWD you i8y6. TUT Opt ^Lf Solo a* tod tUTli 1X» _____ EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL GOV. SAMUEL J TILDEN'S RAIL­ ROAD RECORD Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. PRICES REDUCED. and STIIDEB.M get one ON TRIL H8H BRHS., Champion Reapers and Mowers. Jok^/Q. CRESSY. SHkKlPh'. bepelj '.'unty ixniw (X&r<xaar*r. OOLee al tbs Court Mt Genuine Mishwaka Doublq. Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, S- C- PHI.XDLEPUBLIC CORVIYANC C. G. HOLBROOK, GREBLE & RUSSELL. Pit-JtuUr attoution rhea to |.«r?Klinr litlet. UlloethuandUauv«y*aetae. -PraHieoln Boru »-.l MJuiniai evuatiae. OSen over Hopkta* lBwoMTJ)ra<«ita«. Ha»taM».Mhk. xxtoif LFOIVU RVSNELL, A" I MU VwwiMfoon CnamMSOer. Jnstie* of .pr^t - CHAS. H. BAL'JOR, THE VICTORY IS WON I ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. How Western farmers suffered. Gov. Tilden and Tom. Scott working together Ac. Ac The Rockville Valley Union Railroad was intended to run from Chicago into Wis­ consin. A charter wm obtained, bonds issued and exchanged in England for railroad iron, the same shipped fo Chicago, and some of it sold to pay the expenses of the charter and provide means for grading the track. The road was finally foreclosed, audout of the foreclosure grew another company, entitled the Chicago. Fond du­ Lac 4 St. Paul Railroad. This company had for its president a prominent gentle­ men, and its cars were running over about GO miles of track when a second coilapse took place. This was about 1867, and in those diys railroad companies obtained large amounts of mongy’from the Eastern banks, the offi­ cers or directors indorsing the company's paper. Ths President of the Chicago, Fond du Lao k Sl Paul Railroad had in­ doreed heavily fol the company, and wm a large owner of real estate m Chicago. In the dilemma in which ho found himself he engaged Mr. Samuel J.Tilden m counsel. Thu President had token the precaution to secure himself by taking the railroad com­ pany's bonds as collateral. The quenlion . of usury was raised and a compromise sug­ gested of exchanging real estate in Chica­ go, at a high valuation, fur hoods and stock of the road at par. Unsecured creditors of the company were offered common stock for 60 per pout, of the claims, wlijie the said stock was worth in the market about 15 per cent, of hn par value. Anoth­ er “reorganisation” then took place, under the title of the • WM. BURfilLKR. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. WM. II. RAYFORD^ CoaeeeUor at I.tfw. «n< For foil Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees,■ Sn gars, Canned Goods, and all oth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. „B, I*b*enlx Bloek. St S®’*' ’ PARTNERSHIP. I’PJOIIN, Uku.-i.—UBe« JOHN STANLEY, L Haotsings, June 1g,*76 1‘ELIOHT J. WOLF. M. D. t-i.t ftt •£ “‘I'*; **••• Street All calls will rseeh *"■»< lUsatias. . xxMtf OR. H. F. PECKHAM. • A, P DRAILE, H- C. PECK IfAit .-’f >! * HIYHICIAN 4 SURGEON, . ..“‘‘•■’BURT v7 . "Your orator would further represent that^t the time of taking possession of the Galena A Chicago Unoin. Railroad. there wm * hinre aanount of money in tho treas­ ury, and soft forty or fifty bonds ofthe BMstt 4 Madison Railroad Company era, 810,000 per mile, stock issue of but 830,000 per miM------------- |------------ ------1863 were over 81,000)000, and fc had abswtthat mm in emh ia Ito UVBMry m working capital Its Stock Was largely held by thorn - living ateg its lina,snd wm tanked upon m s favorite innMrsrtf fortrust funds involving the estates of widows and orphan*. Stock was bosght and borrowed, proxies escurod, and finally TOdcn 4 Co. manipulated aothattfty. Ud » «»a obuinj rcwfaa iT the property, when it wm "consolidated with the Chicago^Northwestern.. .............. wm ia the petition at Jjalte .Wtearertb to the United States Court for the Northern years last put, (Mid a dividend of not tei than six per cent. So each and every one of ita stoekhoklcni, upon the amount of stock held by them, and that ne stock wm on Aho 2d day of June, 1864, worth from <toe hundred sad forty to one hundred and forty seven dollars per share. “AndSaMUXi, J. Tildes, are the same and tn r, “.Votary Public, “Residing in the City and County of New York. • plaint is stated in a communication of Mr. Nathaniel Norton to the Chicago Tribune, S3 foUoWl. "Editon Chicago Tribune: “Will you bo ao good m to publish the following for ths benefit of all whom it may concern: '■ it“The case of Julias Wadsworth was commenced by him at iEe request of the stock and bondholdero of tho Galena A Chicago Union Railroad Company, and, although an injunction was not granted yet an order was entered by the Court equi talent thereto—vix.: •• “Finally, those, stockholders of the Galena 4 Co. U. B. R. Co. who have ex­ changed their stock in ignorance of their rights can now be restored and the bond­ holders saved from impending fuin by joining in the efforts which are now being made to act aside the pretended ccauolidalion which ttni eoniunimated l>y trickery and fraud, while thepublic can be renawd from the derpotim of lhe*t most gigantic and heartless trumopoly ever attempted to be fastened ujxm a free people by nutkipg proper efforts to sustain those who are’now engaged in contending against thia self constituted monopoly. ■ AU of tho certifi­ cates are now in tho hands of ‘ William B. Ogden and Samuel J. Tilden, ready to be Bren up in case tho consolidation should i declared invalid. “NATHANIEL NORTON, v----Chairman of the Committee.'’ Au uncomfortable drawing room—The dentist's. What did Adam first set in the Garden of Eden? His foot. What is that which u lengthened being cut at both ends ? A ditch. What is that which every om has but will never see again T Yesterday. by mm marriageable young My. “ Can you spell donkey with one letter?'1. asked a silly young man ofa bright girl '•Yes,” she answered , Why is a sheep the moot depraved of animals? Because when young it gam- ^eP- M- 0. Butter, tho “kini-hearted" “inlrepid" chevalier who led tie whites at Hamburg, is a sou of the Sbufli Carolina Senator Bolter with whom - Late Rmftsd u attorney and director of mid road, haTf ' [«*«•] and And iratioB, J**; . some two or threp nullion ol doliys. Why is the first chicken of a brood like the foremast of aship ? Because it's a little forward of the main hatch. ef Ift eaid Gates 4 Chtaag* Union RaU- ■ -And your orator shall over pray. "JuiAfB WAD4WO*TM. “HBRVXY, ANTHONT a GAI.T. •’ f- • ‘ "Solicitor! for Coaepluinant. ' “A. W. Abbinoton, 6f Cowuel“STATB OF NKW YOAX, .A . “Cityand County of .,N. Y. $ ‘•On the seventh day of January, 1865, personally appeared before, ma, the above named Julius Wadswomh, and,made oath/hat lie bad road the above Bill of Complaint signed by him, and knows the contents thereof, and that the same is true of his own knowledge, except m to those matters which are therein stated to bg on infonnatiohrand belief; and m to those “ Your orator would farther - represent To be concluded in next Monday's issue. into your Honora, that the Galena 4 Chi­ cago Union Railroed Company had slwaya, FUN. prior to tho 2d day of June, 1864, paid QALirA 4 CTHCAOO VNlOJT BAUXOAD, out of its oarain^s, all expenses for run Shades of night —window curtains. uing and operating the said railroad of sh running from Chicago to which Where won the first ntil struck ? Ou _ , rfRiver. It wm tho. first every name and nature; and the interest Railroad in die west, having been charter-; upou its hooded fadebtodoeaK, and etch the hand. • wm ‘ Cxy, and, without any notice ,to your Mr and a great number of the snaraboldere ropresentibg nearly t^ro millions of duUara, declared passed. “Your -Water repreaents that said Galena 4 Chiaugo Union Railroad was tho firat railroad which wai constructed leading to and from Chicago, and the first of my im­ portance whatever that was constructed in the State of Illinois; that mid Railroad Corporation had been for many years so mimeged and controlled that it had acqui­ red a great reputation for trnstworthincM throughout the United Rtatoe and Europe and its stock and bonds were purchased and held m a most reliable, safe and perma­ nent investment by various parties through out the United States and Europe. “Its gross earnings per miles tor the fis­ cal year 1863, ending December 31, 1863, were eight thousand eight hundred and eight dollars and forty two cents per mile, and not earnings three thousand and six hundred and seventy five dollars and ninety eight cents per mile; and under the judicious, careful, and economical manage­ ment which characterized said railroad up to June 2, 1864 would soon have surpaie od that of any other railroad in the North­ west. "Your orator further represents, upon information and belief, and'so charges the fact, that prior to the 2d of June, 1864, tho stock of tho Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway Company was almost worthless, and possessed no real anc intrinsic Value whatever. mils. Tile company had a hard lime wish its toad of debt, end straggte atoog until 1863, when Tilden 4 Cp. saw that something must be done, and, in casting To thoee Whom it may Concern : 1 am now running a NEW PORTABLE) mACniNE for Moving, Rasing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings «> great, and having handled about 1,200 build­ The consolidation paid so vrell that soma ings in 16 years, feel confident I can satisfy those that mav favor me Wtth a calL Railroad, 73 miles in length, which did mv address is Irving, Barry Cto., Mich not pay, seiMt nd, and , M detailed kvmg.Mioh.Apri.. H* t™- procured the prbkies of a largo number of tlu> ahireholderB for the election of {direct­ ors of mid Galena 4 Chicago Railroad Com­ pany • * N * that it was on the day of the stockholders' meeting suddenly presented by William B. Ogden and those poisons shorn mentioned acting with him and voted upon is a wbc tw« manner l«y NQBTJlWESTliui BAILWAC. some 300 mile* Q on which wiirtaso ' the Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway Com­ pany exchanges or givpn fifty dollars of preferred stock end fifty dollars of oommon stock, which they specially issue for said purposes thereby! watering and diluting the stock 01 the Chicago A Northwestern Railway .Compepy to an extra wholly with­ out preee/lent *.\infraxd tif all the right!. of your orator and all ttockholdert rimi■IO* w lar tahufuelf. • including 14,000 shares of stock which they have issued on City of>ew' ihnpretetMo of paying foe. the Kenosha 4 York, and a chiton ofthe1 State '6ryjow1 Rockford Railroad, which cost them about TewkWijgs thirbiH bf complJut iBTlta j 8300,Q00 and various other matters and things of like character • • • ♦ and your Your brttor .farther repretonU that tirstor is informed and believes that there prior ts mid time the toid Samuel J. Tit don, AfNiw YbHe-lrtd others to your Mr pretexts and pretenses by said Chicago A ter unknown omjeorted ,together, operating Nrirthyymlcrn Railway tJannMpy , which thm|kMn UrokMa/nfNeW York Otf, among its san's, which had not been used in the construction of tho Toed ; that fAcsc were immediately tvhi, and the pro­ applied by the naid Chieayv d with William P. Ogden M President and iVortAwestara Roilroay, and all the money Samuel J. Tilden M Trustee fur. the bond­ holders. The usual_ “watering-" ; pro mm Ofllu! Chicago de Gdiena Union Railroad took place, and the company wm saddled CknpsraNon taea* aho appropriated to the with bonds and stock of about |42,<100 per mm of the M Chicago <F ^ortAawtern CHICAGO 4 stock of the Uhftgn 4 Northwestern Rail way Company on the following terms, to wit: F-v every aharo of one hundred dol­ lars of the stock offta D'nirM&i MaEroad, by Preston Brooks. ■ �WHEELER'S LETTER OF There are many things in the G malbaMujodiodl lU OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. AC Jdj 74,1876. the trinn M ____ „ L«W Down by Me '*. Convention. EqM RlgHrto Almond > . Sum at* FMf"'djp r'’«aicsd j„ Mm <0r compndjnn, and ths fon is of » MLgaffi sort-showing the eviden! fendly Ayxwftion at the people. Aaother . of odd seems to wear its >f quiet serenity. ■ O» Jspraeee b yiallf ^flayed m these decorum. Potomac, this The raowd dsm of subjraU rixows that 'Beard and other modern artists were not wholly or. iginal in their personifications of human W of interest in Free Softools. wetruusru-—________ »“• • general attraction towards all things ,'vH curious. It ho already been demonstrated that the majority of Maidmk, July Iff. The Uonorablr Eikmd-jtfPhcraiHi Othen of the GiihtnitUt Of Me R •diH ft**™* febauawhw* Gx.VTLiMXS—I received, ou the 6th insl’; your communication advising sao that I had been unanimously nominated by the National Convention of the Re­ publican party, held at Cineinnati on the Uth inaL. for the office at Vies President of the United States, and requesting my acceptance of the same, and asking my I attention to the nummary of the Rcpnbli can doctrines contained in Ibc Platform Naliml Reyrtlitaa Tielet. For President. MTTHRRFORD B HAYK8. • of Ohio. favored citizen of the land to the intelli­ gence and oouscienoc of *U who desire a good Government, good will, good money and universal prosperity. The Republi­ can party, notwurindfW of the imper­ fections and lAorteomings ofjlhy htatnn organization, yst with hoM«t jntvaan of ita m ips ns promntly to retrieve all arrora and to summarily punish all - offender* against the lawn at the eouatay, confi­ dently submits its claims for a cqntinUed support of the Amariezn people. tWsnnl] K'’1W1?1UJ< ism and heartfelt joy at the pairing^ of tbo Centennial birth day of raelr country. In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Sherman of Dbici bbmtaed the WfowinOonfc^reMr^, ' ' ' Chelfcdnod*bt£eirfM. bcamattwWrgq^t^fe Mau. «h. is*#, American citizen, without regard to'woke, The Democratic pa pent themselves have shall wear this panoply of citisanship as furnished a large portion of thw arguments fully and securely in the cane-breaks of against their candidate for the Presi­ Louisiana as on the banks of tha St. dency. Lawrence. Upon the question of our It b said that if the House ahould im-1 Southern relations, my views were recent peach Secretary Robeson, the Senate will | ly expressed as a member of the Commit­ tee or tho United Stales House of Repre­ insist upon an immediate trial, if it takes sentatives upon Southern affi-irs. Those all summer. views remained unchanged, and were Gov. Tilden han not yet removed Connor, iare MR WHEELER’S LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE Herewith we place before our readers the able letter of Hon. William A. Wheeler accepting tho Cincinnati nomina­ tion. It is an outspoken, manly, thought­ ful- expression ofthe opinions of the writer on all the great qnestiofis of the day, and supplements beautiftilly the letter of Gov. Hayes. In it there ia no dodging— He is for “Honest money” and the neeemary legislation to cany into effect the act Jan'y 14th, 1875—He is for tarian, Free Sehools, of non-Seere- for all tbo people irrespective of contfiffon or color—He » for equal rights to all dames, North and South, and the rigid enforcement all lawH for the protection of the iaa^ment <(‘Dlvfof Trovidence in Ofo tbs New York sheriff who permitted “We of the North delude uuiuelrcs in expecting that the masmai of tho South, Tweed to csca]>e, and he shows no sig*.- of who are so far behind in many of the attri­ an intention to do so. butes of enlightened improvement and ^Thc Republicans have carried Connec­ civilisation, are in the brief period of ten ticut in every presidential election since or fifteen years to be transformed/ into our model Northern communities. That the party was organized, and they will do can only come through a long course of it again in November. . patient waiting to which no one can set a Gen. Robert B. Elliott of South Caro­ certain bound. There will be a good deal of unavoidable friction which will call for lina, has issued a letter to the leading re­ forbearance and which will have to be presentatives of the colored men in that relieved by a temperate, fostering care Stole calling for an confenaxv at Colum­ the Government. One of the most po­ bia to deliberate concerning the ni-arurei tent, if not indispensable, agencies in neeemary for their protection and vindlca1 this direction will be the devising of some system to aid in the education of the masses. The fact that there arc Senator Cragiu of New Hampshire. has whole counties in Louisiana in which been asked by the Republican State there is not a solitary school house, is full Committee of Indiana to visit that State of suggestion. Wc compelled these peo­ ple to remain in'tho Union, and now duty during tbs coming political campaign, and and interest demand that we leave no has consented to go. He is an able just means untried to make them good, man, and will do good service there or loyal citizens. Bow to diminish the fric­ tion, how to stimulate the elevation of this portion of our country, arc problems The financial (dank in the Hu Louu addressing themselves to our best and j Jatform reminds the Cleveland Lnwier of wisest statesmanship. The foundation the description an old Virginia 'darkey for thcs<‘ efforts mustjse laid in satisfying the Southern people that' they are to gave of his coon-trap : “It'S got a spring at have equal, exact justice accorded to boff ends, and can kotch de coon a-gwing them. Give them, to the fullest extent, or a coming.*' In either case Che victim every blessing which the Government of the trap ia a gone coon. confers upon the most Javored; The Albany Aryat (Dem.) says that them no just cause for oomplaint, and he qwsstiau of protecting the negro from then hold them by every necessary mdans to an exact, rqpd observance of .all nsuq}crons asessilt, .is not an iteun in thia their duties and obligaUous under the rahvme. It is quite likely that the Demo constituuon rad ita amendmrate, to se­ erate would Hke to waive the point,* but cure to all within their borders, manhood 'forallttydU' *“ Lis ,Lfc4 an issue in thia ’*a 1 can­ and citizenship with every right thereto MH.I Mwill hII 1be in f very canvass until such belonging. The just obligation to pub vase, and lie creditors, created when the Govern­ massacres an that al Hamburg terminate. ] ment was in a state of threatened dissolu­ 'The Grand Rapids Tfanre in a recent] tion and as an indispensable condition of its salvation guaranteed by the lives and issue thus spoke of cx-Seaator Naa- , blood of thousands of its brave defenders smith : “James M. Neaaouth of palamaarc to be kept with religiouw faith m arc soo County, a farmer and ex-Senator,* is j all the pledges subsiding thereto and ocprominently mentioned as a candidates for firmatory thereof. In my judgment the pledge of Ora- Commiraoaar of lbs Land Office. Mr. ms of January 14, 1875, for the re­ Nessmithfa aa wpright, honorable man, demption of notes of the United States in [ and will be a formidable competitor for ..i,;h>a.■ >tyatih^z,——I । Um nanon or mat pomuon. “ honor, simple honesty and iustroe to the people wbpec permanent welfare and pron- single work, but usually when in con effect—Pansed Ctetioo <mly tbe ftrrt two er the ffrst and l are noticed. Embroidery and quilt- to (wopeoe suitable pcov^ioas of law to carry this reaotuMon into by a unanmious vote. realty gr*UTyii>K Imre lUt artion hit at last been taken that u likely to remit in, tbc comptetioa of a toit for fhe commence­ ment of wide li it is exceedingly questions-, bio if there ever existed any necessity George Washington needed no puny ahsft to commemorate hw fame. The satire country is his monument and the city whieh bears bis name will hand ii down to posterity making it a familiar round to £: ear of qmu wbifo limo shall last. But ting"been onra'ffiegun, the shameful manner in which it was allowed to linger incompleted was simply a monnmant of aJ ftnucr. We (mahpu half 1hj Mtirii f~ th» krtae, aad shall conclude rtia.asKt Bamx». BETWBEXTUE.M HOLLOWAY'S PILLS Narreaa Diem dm. ■arc® nes*. excites universal admiration. Of course, female beauty comes in largely , and if the Japanese woman people's ingratitude and a disgrace to the for .display, • -------- — z------ 1 isiX-SHH meeting to-night. It looks as though the ticket that was given them at Su Louis re­ quired some consideratam before) it was de­ cided to be worth the time add expense inci­ dent t. its ratifioetlon. But the cry of rafona which in ita Democratic acceptation simply w^nfrly exhibited In certain tninaaAions ' n*w just discovered to hare taken place daringthe almfnhttzationa of Pierce and azLWteJS the seventy-thousand alledgcd to have the Interior'under Mr. UucKanai>\ar^ it seems, by various Democratic Secre- oftkr stocks. The lost to the, GuxeraiMOd bp this proeeednre of die Dramaratic. Stefatarys principal and interest wifl -aomi'm to al least five millions of dollars. A tele- ar.fr-c yr-* LETTER OUS CENTER WM China and of l^LntmtMb; Uw aHtat Dnmwsade, riitaaia U» uua. ceoosk finert works are thcTnibroidericR proper, if b<U Btrth-teang tint R,e-rd <•/ <?«, Diseases with Its Agonies for while the paintings arc curious, the Jaj amw du not a yet excel in this art. In embroidering, however, they equal the world, and the work ou. these sccwans will be found as good as the best in tho Royal School of Art Needlework or else­ where in the Kxporitira. The colors, oontraMN. and whole management of the effects are extraordinary fine. The delincation of small birds is exquisite, rad a group.of pigeons. fcFspirit and natumi­ people, hp »4jMirMd stsMiag at Ua Um BepuD. gll demand the eonqudoue obsernekoc of thw pledge, and it in the ‘ duty of Coo- lleaa Ktertnn of theriiy of Uasd*K>. Was gTcas to supplement it with such Isgide- baMrt toaeeunty a<wk‘r ertce. Batarday areation as shall be neoeaeary foe ita strict ingjalj 224 1878. The martfag was eahrttZtf’ TM1>’| RiIKm'I Record order fp.Geo. M. hmrey. Cbatraaa. ■< b'w fidfiDment. In our system of Government, inWliBsmbaairttaaNe, Ctatomaa af (WmtK The rery special attention of our readcro j g«K.v mart give aafoty and urine to the tea appelated al lart taartlag fa hraft a- eea-‘ h, asked to the article on the firvt page of balfot. brace the oomarou .seboob of the ’ UftoUon r*4 bydaws for a MyaV and Whvatoday's BaMMXX being the history of, land should U: ptenerved «■ afi. thrir tov rtnb reported to' adopt fovri adopted t.f iAMraatmi <JwradtMri; 45 Gov. Tildgn’a oonneetiou with Railroad On' an6oa of Mr. (fiarite' foe report ‘ baa swindles in the Northwest. The artide js 1 ■lilSSlt ll^lT-H h- —-------1 hy every copied from the New York City, pomibl. and> prepra gtmmtoc sgaiast £apseu,Uw WdiM Dam irrstin organ at every fom of eeciarien iaflutwte ar otro* • ••mn? v? that Metropolis, and is of course gospel to trol There ahmid be the atrictart Motromy all Dmmxwrta. It m worthy of general in the expeaditram of the Gewnmsit, 0T«cWj — •—<I » of been viagr materially diminished beearnTha acreraa for which the many Pixiladelphiaas haje taken refuge have bssn famous time out of from the sweltering city in the cooler » a leading feature of their disbreezes of the Park. Yet even here ucto articles serve tho double prostration and illness have resulted from if use and ornament.. And it is tho intolerable temperature, in a few udendand from kicking al thorn casex More of this weather is to be n irtknt a part they' bear in the panted for taro or throe weeks to coaw, in-and-out-of-bouse life of tho and then, whan we get oo tho shady sub of rammer, and the farmers grt their crops secured, we may expoet Um -whole country to enjoy a trip curing American independence, gnd in ties, are with the Japanese howehdd nelaying broad and deep the foundations of ccasitiee a* much fa chaa or Uhlea. .They are ail made upeu one general plan our liberties in the. Constitution of thogenerally in throe divisions connected by United States.—Therefore, as a mark of hinetw of metal or webbing, and' of uni­ our sense of the honor <duc ty hp name form size. The frames are of bamboo and to his compatriots and associates, our and other light woods, and the coverings The goods taco rcvpIulioMvy folhcrs, w.e the Senate and of silk, cotton er paper. •hownrbeing dreigrad to show the* hart Homie of icprrecnutivai iu Congress'tograde of manufacture, the groundwork aembled, in the name of tbc people of the being rich silk of n'Utral tints, and tha United States at this the beginning of the ornamentation of the most surprising and second century of national existence do lavish character This nroemmutien is a.Mume and diruet the roaiplctu n eff the of a threefold sort—parting, rcehertdefy, and a unique procfB of ‘•pricing*4 er Washington monument in tbo city of •‘quilting’’ which ia Dot to be seen In the Washington and instruct the committee decorating art of aay other people. Oeca I on approprilion of the respecti ve House* rionally ail three styles may be seen in a their liberties and their property. U*.*uat>« empire. But other features of this de partment and the Chinese display aw be reserved for another letter, -or 1 shall exceed my space and weary your readers The exocosrc beat of the post two weeks has not been without raw elect upon the grounds, c^ocially daring the lari fey Jays.' Hb nttaoAhoea {m nut < "Honest money for all, and free schools for • all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the other.” Dated. MawbalL Jus D. »7». bwpand resects of wwus kiads, the most preposterously foany «,f the number I being the Ttoppere. who are »s nov n* | tare M the most ardont proRaphaeli«t could desire. I trust wo one will neglect to give the i--------------- J -x-*-— * NS *from Japan the closest :____ ,____ ___ 1wH _______ be found ____ is the highest, degree iartrwrtire, and will give tha visitor WV.jaM Uwrewh idea, pfthsrt^ys oMSAy of the Optic tended to proclaim their intensified patriot­ A nomination made with such unan­ Jpl/dftbe^otecotrtftry. imity implies a confident ou the pari of the Convention which inspires my . pro­ Whereas, Il has pleased Almighty God found gratitude. .It is accepted with >tho sense of responsibility which may fol­ safely 0)rough one hundred years of ,ia> low. r v \ n, k',..hA5\ HAYIM’ yXATFOBM I utrMW'.kdfeiOtihl If elected I shall endeavor /to perform Itii. (he duties in the fear of tho Supreme journ ( Ruler, and in the interest of the whole country. To the summary of doctrines Hon. GeorgnK. Pugh died July 1M1 of Representatives in Coagft** axwrabfod, raucu^odby the Convention A give my nah, ia Ciatwefi : tt in the name of (he people of the United ---------cordial assent. The Republican party has intrenched in the organic law,, of oar States in rererenV thankfulness adtnbwland the doctrine that iibaty ia tho . awAO the evidence ia the impeachment presoc, unchangeable law for, mqary foot of trial is in ; now. come the arguments. Rr.FlMt.tCAK COKGRESSlOWAt. American soil. It is tho reunion of that party io give full effect to this principle .. Ex Secretary JeweU will take part in dependency uptyi His providence and wilt ■ COHTBNTIOX-3RD DISTRICTtho Indiana campaign for Hayes and by Securing to ------* ’ And. Wbkrea*. We rttobgnizcas oar fa­ ' ‘ . citizen complete __ iberty and Wheeler.' ther a did that George Waabington ‘first exact equabty in the exercise, civil, The . Des Motas * Rejitter marks ig-peme, iirai i« twaf,‘And foht in U»a hearts political, republic rights. Hayks and Wunder's majority in Iowa of hdl countrymen, ^wasotoe of tlic cftlef This will be accomplished . when the at 60.000. . PreftaxAiMnk.* Of all iX-**hibita on 20ik. WNL the thorn of China and Centennial Japan «■ br-* some of the most curious and novel „t nd are shown in diene quilted pic. *t>ae Yu pnrdoular ia extrevagsutlj it is a prnnscrtrm of grttahoppen __ �At about 7 o’clock on Saturday^ morning of test, weak Mr. Gridlex's bare, in Rutland wm discovered id bo on fire, and with ita contents was horned, to/lhe ground, together wilh a 1876. Ool. 8, To State tax asMMwd. Oat. 8, “ C*. •' ” ", 8, •• Rejected 1878. , •• MM 1 022 49 » 1876. Ont, 8, To State tax uneneed 8, "-Co. •• •>, Om. •, To 8 It I etn I tax-------- t1 48 22 M78. 40 M*r, I, To tax on Per. Property 49 -MA Smwu iMuraaoe of $976. Prompt eeetetanoawaa rendered by ail wh<. ooald know what VU traaspiringeud by great ex«rttana tho bouse, taafeoiB and oat buUdlagp woee saved. Mr Cridler sapioesso hlreestf as very tKaMrfM to hte helpers saying that they could bare done no mare bad the proj^rfy been their own. He has the deepest rympatby from all, and we trustthat he may soon overcome the disadvantages nnder-whlch ho will labor on accoufif df.fae To P. B. Money fl. •• Flat •• Jsm W, To Bal. bro't down , 1878. tear. 1, By tends rot. ddfobsate *' 1. •' OnhofT. Treu. Apr. 1, V Flare apportioned Juno 1. “ F. A Money apportioned k. 1, 1, Apr. 1, JkM 6. •• " •• Tax «far. Propsrtj' ‘ "Ch’dbacktax ••Caa^WT.Troas. •• Flare apportioned «• P. 8. Mousy apportioned • Bal bro't far'd to bol. Bit 18 88 shop with Jtuwn Ridt 4 Brc Church and Railroad Street. XXGtf CWWGW AlFGOniG UP WHERE i The continued demands on my time have compelled me to remain in this city until Thursday next. It will be impoenib’e for me to stay longer, or to return nflct, I i^yo under four wceka, oonaequenlly all who require my perviow within the next four weeks, must cull before Thursday morning at my rooms, at tho Hastings House. A wdrd'to the wise is sufficient, m the record of what I have done in this city'' sufficient wpeako for iteclf and is weU known- to the public. A. M. Blazo, M. D. Anylauenl Physician and Burgoon. M2 60 ;10 16 1876. , ' Feb. 9, •• tax on Per. Propartv Jane 17 “ Pi Maney 17 •■Fine to* M. D. Read •desires to call attention to hi. DC Wagga Shop, ah*, ha *>, b. found al dl boon ot uy day, na^teSo work u Li. linn, from pautea j*w spoke in an old wheel, to the hniMtwy of the best buggy ever mm inf Barry. Don’t forget tho j tergo wheat stack close by. Tho barn enntafood a tern amount of wheel, same twenty tow of l^y,‘farming tools etc. the entire JoeJ amount* •• At A W. Ladicrf hone Ezra heavy 10 eta. Two button Kid Gloves 90 eta. A nice line of Coat Bindings. New Style Shawls 00 eta. A full and complete assortment of ’Clothing. Strite from $4.50 to $40. xxi5tf A. W. Bailkt. i: Wa are. to receipt, of a letter from Hon. A. C. I»vm requesting ua'to aay that the state•• UoMMlf ’ matin the Zfsav JmItm/ of tha 18ih of July that ho h a madldale for lhe Stale oreale ( not tree. We had nd doubt that such was the 6tet, m we had tuppoeod Mr. Towne, like other men. would like to be indoreed, and hence ’ had counted him a candidate for re-eleotion . to the poeltion he filled during the lot eerdon f k<rf lhe Legislature, with so much honor to him- I •• tax On Per. Property “ 9, • Cask of T. Trews Apr. 1. •• Fines apportioned June 6. •• P. 8. Money apportioned By amt. bro't far'd to Bal. , / tWerfur a day or two. 9, — . Sunday was a delightful day, eelf, and credit to die Jbtrlct.' Bailey-a Printa 7 cts. Jxjnsdalo muslin 12 cts. Going to Kansas or Colorado. ■ Mayes and Wheeler dub meeting this vts 8, <• & ejected tax assessed 1876. Feb. 8 .To Rejected Us June 16, •• P. 3. Money *• was ba.Hy The tasting House at JamafF'1 by lire on Friday last. The I'jasp beating at Petoskey, commences Feb. 1, By tends rot. dellaquoM “ 1, •• Cash of T. Trees. on Tuesday evening Angurt let. Apr. 1, - Fines apportioned June fi. P. 8. Money apportioned The wheat in this county is nearly all ere name, nor will wo condescend to discuss any personal matter with meti jholmvt made rush a public confereaion. This will account forour refusal to notice anything about us, per acaally, that may »ppe*r in ‘he eolamv of cere.1. and is just about an average crop. « 12, •• •• tax rejected Apr. 1, ’• Fines apportioned June 6. •• P. 8. Money approiioued He learn th4 Mrs. W. F. Hicks and Mrs. Gee. M. Keel are both dangeronsly sick. The HepuUicMB of the city should not for­ get their ward caucusev on Friday evening, Tbo Battle Creek Drily Journal of Tuesday last, notes the marriage at the Catholic rtranA In that city on th* previous evening of Hiram LobdfiU of that city, and Mri« Mag­ gio Stanley, a eistar of John Stanley of this tat theia ta fully attended. Tboeditoref the BaXMWW will address lhe Usyre and Wheeler Club at Saranac, rhm>tey evening of thu* week. As we go topress we learn that Pullman Palace Sleeping Cant between the Missouri River ana the Rockymount taint without change. Ch»e connection m »ln at K ansaa City aiidv Alchuiou in Union I>epof For maps, time tablet and the “ San Juan Guide,’1 address, T. J. ArdBMOJI, Gen. Pan. Aot. Topeka, Kan. XXS2tf^ All kinds of fruit, candies, until and raisins, for sale at tbc lowest prices by John Stanley. elty, and who for several month* clerked for her brother, hern, and is well known to many the । Univorulist Meeting. ytubday morning about eight o'clock. : At a ("peaty CvBvstrtteaheld at Jaekson on Aaturday, a dclgeation favorable to Hon. James G'l>ou:>ell for Congress was elected. Pigeon Shoot July 21. 076. Mar. 1, •• tax on Per. Property I, •• Rsjecled tax ladef. descrip June 16, To 1*. 8. Money The Bov. J. Merrifield wiU I”**'11 * ‘M Ooart Hmn on Friday evening July 2fah. Come and bur him. ‘ We nute with deep regret the death on Satur­ day last, of the ■•Centennial" aou of lease W. SPECIAL NOTICE. July 1. To Ba), bro't down 1876. Mar. 1, By lands rot. delteqweei •• 1, •• tax on Per. Property •• ), Gash of T. Trees. Apr. 1. •• Fines apportioned June 6, •• P. 8. Money apportioned •'•a t'iilnrMiay last George Barnes of Vhis K-iiy left iii company with Frank Hamilton of JtuioMl. Wireuadn, ei> a Cenlcnutel trip to Philaddplua. ' ' r . hew petate-n. green tern, • Cucumbers and harvest apple* M**bu<»done. and toitsr^ently aud 4j Mail arj. - 8.To Rejected RnU. C. Hotchkiss C.-R. Barlow" Madge 1876. Oct 8, To Btatctsx •• 8, “ Go. •• . ■■ill play a match game on lhe grounds of the llaitcr on Wednesday a0ext>aan_f The are cordially invited Co al tend. 0.1 1*0.1 1010 0 6 IM., T». By U*d« **- drtinqu* - », - ean an Per. Preparty • Cadi of T. Trona. i Rm. apportioned 0 0 016 b 0 11 0 a 1110110111 a 1110010111 8 1*1 u-ji 1 oojjBrillL I'real.yteriau Chureh, will bo entertained on dock. . 8 Cistern Pumpa. xx41tf J. Mavs Opposite the Fort Office HxslinCT, Mich. OKORGE L HEA TITS. AWWOUMCKMKNT TOTHR PDBZ.IO. PICTTJRBa 1 . , The ladieainiie recietyT'amteeted with the ars invited-Wfta aAeix J 1 1 i 1 O 1 - 1886. We irttaf Mw I’.epubV'-an* of rec): aud every township ia Ita county will see ttell that they Feb. 29, To Per. Property tax jttae* full reprrwntMLivu nt the County Con- Jane 27, ■• P, 8. Mowey. reatiop on Jjpturday-CdJbOltAX.' C-. , The first, ataa of Vermontville. and the first mteeofthe cHppor*Bari Ball flub of Ihlldly, i i tonroio 0 Our Centennial, Train han brought me a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, snd Gail era for the summer and fall trade, which I will sell wsy down knvfo'r <JsA. I also' bril ' the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil. I also sell Well A T M 1 178 86 16 TO piotukbSi I am now all alouc in tbo Photograph bumnesri, nod an I have made arraage- Oso. Goodyear Sheldon took first money $8.25. Shoot off tba' tie for 2d mi>ney nt 26 yards. Ladles pm .M e print to-itey an exceedingly iut^yweting te’tor frum.^g I’kilid-lplite ISdrrSspoadenl, red a fang delayed Washington letter that is «f «poc>4 jnt«re«lk; Bdlh . should hate' 7he ♦artful attends^ Don't fail Io ahead theuipe^og al iVe Court $819 10 789 M Mouse this Monday evmringto perfect tha argsnixstionoflhe Haysn aad Whretcr dnh.' W. H. GOODYEAR, ri75 1 047 H IBS The Trme ury balances published to-dsy by_ dj W. T. Wherter; our able CodatyTreasurer, HUhoof interest to tfag tax-payers of each nd «vw,Xpwreidiutfa Co|*A» Itddtou >176 02 . 90S 62 u <7 ITO 00 25 .61 SO M 187C. The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRjIDB. and has in stock and, daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dye Stuff's, Fancy Goods, and in fad a com ­ pute Stock of Druggist’s Merchandise which he offers to the people at greatly Re­ duced Prices. -: RRMRMBRR, tte.Peo ’ plds Dr ug 8 torhiidineatly opnosiUJbnptseBMr �NEW XDVERTISMEirrr; and Polar.d China breeds are remarkable' for the ease in which they take on fat. Indeed., it is impossible to reduce. them to a lean condition on the feed that, our old land sharks would Starve on. In breed­ ing swine, one shodld remember that "tike < begete like,’’ and keep only the bdanhavivg the moat good mints. Tottt ttW-. teg sows should attbne selected fer tlidr •fine shape, Ac. No boar should be used . under one year old ; and if required for. snany rows, he should not be aDcwed to run with them. Let no good farmer say . that it is not profitable to fatten pork, As he values his reputation for goad judgi- G. P. How»lnCo’».(>iw>n. One at the most experience creamery butter makers in tho State of New York unaie carefhl experiments, shoving the dnfcat which milk should be set to uaflte ths most butter. He says; “Inor­ der to make the experiments practical, I have set not has than 3,000 to 4,000 meut. An oldswine brooder says: “The pounds of milk at each trot and carried the smaller farmer, who keeps but few hogs tesu.throught ten Hays- tri^b, inorder to ia not aware of lhe extent to which green crops may be used in tha production of pork. A clover pasture that will The milk in the sooting late that was produce two and one-half tone . of Nt, six inches drop required 14 per cent, clover per acre will be sufficimore in quantity to mike a pound of but­ ter than in those vats ^cfeit wm only four inches deep, in each case tho vats being skiaa»d «t tks'saine intervals of aettitt^, and tho cream treated precisely the same In each instance." The water used for coding wm from springs, flowing on the bottom, aides, ana tsp of the milk, which was perfectly sweet when skimmed. Tliis statement goes to show that farmers who make their own butter should use Tbe American Grocer (Now York) s^ t; shallow vessels to rot the milk in. “Dried blackbarnos whej>.ripeahouJdjh4 nicolj dried (rot burned) bsfiwe proki^ It u highly necessary to cool milk m if packed before thoroughly dried the) speedily as possible, which b carried about breed worms, become mouldy and unsala­ town to supply retail customcn, and also ble. Dried raspberries always sell better that which u sent to cities by rail, as then blackberries, and -should receive- tho milk in warm weather decomposes rapidly, same care and handling. Dried Apples— Be sure if not properly cooled before being rout Select sound fruit, not too ripe. out. Mt. Willard, the celebrated author^ to have them thoroughly cleaned', let no ty in dairy matters, says : “The practice specks of skin appear on any part, and moat in vogue among milkmen furnishing above all, be sure they are well cured. milk for city consumption u to have a Dried apples coming to market with specks pool of cool water in the milk house. of akin, or cores and seed;, still on, never There b a coaslant flow, of water in and out meet with ready sals at market prices. of the pool The milk it placed in cant 8 Formerly when there was a comparatively inches m diameter by 26 inches deep, small quantity of 'sliced' apples prepared, which are sunk in the pod, care being they sold at better figures than quarters taken that the water comae up a little and halves, but this difference in value at above the line of tho milk in the cans. once led to an increase of the^supply, so The flow of water in the pool should be that now we are oventoebed with ‘sliced,' sufficient to cool the milk to 60°, or a lit­ and our advise b to have a less quantity of sliced apples and more cleanly prepare tle below, in the space*of «m hour. Milk cannot be cooled rapidly in large quartci a ana halves." quantities, consequently the cans thould not be any larger than above stated. When milk ia carried in a wagon in warm weather in cans, to customers, it is a good plan to surround the cans with coarse sacking, being first thoroughly wet with water, before placing them around the NiBBACKA, Cauvomkia and thvWnrr Omaha an4£Wifi»H|ia Ups j i la lhe shortest And bast route for al. rfointe In NoRTnnBN ItWioia, lowA DAKOTA, NBBHABKA. WVOKINA Oitemana, Utah, Nbtada, Caia FOBNIA, OBKGOM, CHTXA JaPAX AM S^Malion aBd •*' Winona and dtlVMifr Una__ Is the only route for WnvokA, Roc«k» >jr ■naa.OWA»ox«A,MA«La're,RkPwKj & Haw Uxm, gpa,qM*a|ina ta, Boatberi f; and Central Minnesota. Its | Green Bay and Mi... istte Line j Le tbb only lfr« for JambsVTL.ua Watdtpowm.JCojidDv LAC-OaKKoari AppurroR. GnnjKN Bay, I Acakaha Nboaunkm MARQurrrr, HoUOHTom Hawcock and tha.DAWV KbFWtoi ^^reeport and Dubuque LiM 1 Chicago andyMUwaukee Line Is «be«ld Lake Bhore Route, and is th, only one passing through EvaXVPon AWEHAHVE, TOMIC. SOW iKD BfJ Vsomsa is wads axelBilTsly from tha Jneioa of ■sr, Twjaacn, Cuaeer C»B- each plant by itself as it wm first rot out. If ths ground be highly manured, and the variety of berry fine and large, the crop the next year, and more particularly the second year of bearing, may be expected to be “wonderful." Lot tbo plants bear two or three yean, then make a new planta­ tion aa before. Some astonishing large aud fine berries (new varieties) nave been exhibited this season. I lately visited a strawberry plantation where I saw berries M large as ordinary peaches—• few of the venr largest—and I exhibited berries my-i roll (a now soedHng) in regard to which one of the papers said: "Mr.----------- ex­ hibited a basket of very fine strawberries, some of-which would measure eopkf or mne orokeA -ia circumference." This goes toshow what WQuderftil success bro been made in producing new varieties of strawbemro during the last few yean. , ja.4he only route far Kkxhm, Roagrona JnjpvPORT, and alTpolnta vIa F^qseport Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vates and Invigorates the whole System. OHETIC- Sms aw. Bt. n-rn XtwiweiR Dutcyr and all points lu.ttje^GvopA North weal VEGETINE Strawberries, like all other crops, to bo grown in perfection, must be cultivated with care, and tho land should be highly fertilised. New beds may be set out an soon ro well rooted junera can be obtained —from July 16th, to Sept. 1st. If set later than Sept. 1st, the plants will not be­ come as firmly rooted in-the soil,-and they will not produce much fruit the next sea­ son; but when set in July, they will bear a good crop of fruit the following year. The best manure is wall rotted cow dung, to be spread and forked in. In garden culture, tho best crop may be obtained by sotting the plants ia rows, two and a half foot apart, and one foot apart in tbo rows, and ail ruanera to be cut off, so as to leave 'SI. Paul Uij New Haven Conn., . t FOB THE Pullman Palace Cars on .Mil through trains of I road. Thia it tho ONLY LINE runnini these cars between Chicago and St Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee. or Chi cago and Winona. At niahaour Slo^jKira rouneet wKl the Overland Sleepers on the Uniat a ' allroad for all points West b tbo Missouri River. On the arrival of the fr°m tbe East or South, the trail *,nsof the Chicago dr‘ North-Western jjdlway 1 LEAAE CHICAGO aa follows For Council Bl' “!■ Omaha and Cali-* fornla, Two Thro E* Trains dally, wlttr Pullman Palace . awing Room and Bleeping Can rough to Counci* Blunk For St. Paul . , and Minneapolis, Two Through Trains Dally, with Pullman Palace Cam attached ou both trains. For Green Bay and Lake Kaperior, Two Trains dally, with Pullman Palacw' Cars attached, and running through to Marquette. For Milwaukee, Four Th rough Trains dally, Pullman Cart on ulgbt trains, Parlor Chair Cars ou day trains. . For Sparta and Wiuoua and pointe lu; Minnerota. Ono Through Train dsdly, with Pullman Blecjnini U> Winona. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Through Trains dallp, with Pullanin Caro on night trains. For Dubuquoand La Croose, via Clin­ ton. Two Through Trains dally, with Pullman Care on night train to Me Gregor,flowa. For Sioux Cttv and Yankion, Two Trains daily.-PuIlman Cars to Missouri Valley Junction. l For Lake Geneva, Four Trains dally. For Rockford, Sterling, Kenosha, Janeaville, and other points, you cue have from two to ten trains dally. New York Office, no. 415 Broadway; Boston Office, No. 6State Street; Omaha Offlee. 263 Farnham Street; San Fran­ cisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street; Chicago Ticket Office; 03 Clark Streel. under Sherman House; cqpiar Canal and Madlrou Street; Klnirie Street Depot, corner W. Kenile and Canal Street; Wells Street Depot, earner Weifa and Keiixie Strt-cte. . , ,, Fqrrateeor in forma tian npl attaina­ ble om your home ticket agents, ap­ ply Makvin HwjHrrr, - » Geu. Sup't, Chicago. W.H- Smxxrr, Gqn. Pa.** Ag’t, Chicago. ft : XX88 i IA trees JulrlTU_______ SALE ON EXECUTION. PETKES MUSICAL UG1ZUTCS Pkfeks Hovbbhold Melodies ETERS- VCTAVO vHOKUSHd. nutalac goer or Flro Utelss Ckoraaos by neb ulbvrt u U.mr.fciuui. Hattbb. ' Sacked Selections Pktkbs C«fetalalac Sosrod Qawteti sod Ckirosa he - Organ Selections Pktkks ETER8' 1ARLOR MUSIC. AKRX.t Mercantile Training 8t«n>® TOU1WMEN. \jhitter CHARLES ft J WELLS, PrrtOtut. HENRYU MILLS, Shntnry. KatabUah«d Ju 1IHJ4. cepted— may take 160 acres of Govern­ ment land on payment of 114 fare, and after a reaident of five yean ou the land they can hare a clear deed of it from the Government. After nix months raudeoce, if they choose, thar may pay 6200 iSMSiSi® VALUABLE INFORMATION. The most extensive, thorough and 'oomr, pietc institution of the kind in the world. Right thousand graduates of thia College now fo successful business in the principal cities and towns of the United States Tte Rifht Kind of Statin for Yfflf fel. Magnificent granite building, with ele­ gantly fitted and furnished apartments for the'application of and carrying out of ow novel and systematic methods of - get a dead on payment of 8200 and mak­ ing proof uf MidemetH and improvmcnt. The Tauber Culture kw mm 160 acres teaay <nm i* * " * tmaandcuU Ue taken on like condior 40 acrea E a are the same m for lions. The Only a small portion of fa it sow offered by the uoTerraemror sale, it b«ng . toMV re­ served, for rotllansrnt under the Home­ stead sod Pre-eraptiro fewa. Where it eao feted «b» price b H.25 per- BUSINESS TRAINING. Youagjmen who contemplate a buaums lifav apt} gannls having sons to cduo^ arc particularly rtqurolqd to and ^J^ente relating to the college, which gtW fu# information as to .terms, oondi- CHARLESILJY^LS, President, xx2»tf »-.! A mo Zlew, pfelTIVELY CURED. I tnt«dJca«T>l ' 'VoRTGXGE SALE. Dsfuall havinr SmowM* ta> Us rondilions of i TNt IICKFOtD AOTOUTIC ' Family fitting garhipn I smuijft oownm TEN PIN BALLS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-27.pdf e45416d9d2875f6969fa6fd0a9346ced PDF Text Text nrrnj hoto»h?aw huo NO. 26. VOL. XXI. 83UP 1HT GAN’ THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1876. WHOLE HO. 1069 THE YANKEE SkOOCMTSTKESS,’ change of-the medicine with her for the • mw .i.-jon ; ; , /laJ ■ . dav.and recommended, that Mrs. Rogen UNPARtLLED SUCCESS ',uWt x vntM<ta*,rAKfcK«fti ittrt' A should take some rest, « ' ■■ ■... ‘_________ •er toe ' ... ... .1*. ... .h. •iiuqn> -----. HJTT3J JtHOV W3B RUO fiVoMi ZHHK! 1 >1A Mttb THS PERL B CMBINKD MACHINS WITH tie JOHNSON RAKS. q . , . .......................................... - lartrei- Two ftuacr bora, aad three »h ' Machine. We >l»o have the . TRIUMPH SINGLE REAPER, Wbtehte the be^ttoa Wlmded Machine to the Maeto t. <kM and r >< SEETHE BATH PLATFORM BUGGIES Bota FlutebeJ . Hm.cn. geo. m. rinrev UnSalWuU. . • -the old AT XGRIOUX.TUWLL HAU, Ore door ent of Goodyear'# Hardware. UlHW vjt» ?«»•*. Ua»iI»<». Barry St IWCIUPTIUS: •t anvEHTimxa. k 4/taq^ TbiHTW*. youjand tbeu, perhaps, I shall rest." •'The doctor said you must l»e kept ' Mre. Witeoa camo o4ertlc next IA£ Irirt.yitf'Hdw’." ‘ ’ “Yes, but l must ten you this, and I do qt know than, J . shall have another I chance. I aball fed better when it ia done. It ia about William Merton.” "‘Keep alt calm as possible and I wilt ' > sank Ytoilxygladfijrydu, my dtorgW“ lUooMyMt'b'i »< but I voaU nuhor you had' ■soldi-ww t k.1) C SKA •! !bor I took from the orphan asylum, and “[intended to. y-[ .have toH,no. <me> haabonnd'tdmy kervioe for $100, to be but fl ugh, and htf asked me about raid ‘Whetj'hc wak twenty-one years of age. ^^nren.ftr oitDe,’Mnt. Grillin'gticsi®!I 1 was to- gree him three inonthe schooling ri^O, fokitwas sho -Who Informed 'ine. each winter, and keqp him clothed and Now do not be surprised’; J could think board hpn. This was told around when I of no other way to kagp.you ia^. tkfcbto- brought hhfa to'Culcheitcr, and It u all ter, and I, tare been putting Ctaritf|t ?p that the people here know of him. I to offer Lutaelffo you. That money was said poUiiag. He waa nearly ten years all that hindered him. 1 .to|d lum. you, bld when X took him,home. Now, Mias I would not think him mercenary; .M’ardlow, thia canuot go any longer. see it ia all viglit, fur, if hb. is my oiyn- ;h*TD ffdno the boy injustice. I have wrongdear brother, he w not like Ur. Emer- ;pd myself, and injured my family by thia dri^ption. Miss Wardlow, William is “I esteem Mr. Spooler vary muck, ho my own child! I have always loved him; has always been kind to ma ; I should but I stood in awe of Mrs. Rogers, and neiter'Hunk 1dm selfish or mfree^ry/’ M । to keep th'e peace, disowned ■ my first “I am delighted* that you are going to .bora sou. 1 know what I mu saying; livchcn-ibjWttartjtt., .When wiU .y^fi ‘;it is not the vagary of a feverish brain ; but J feel as if 1 could go mad when I conmtack furgQBdr , u "I taped to return the find at June. think what I have done; of the great in-, Kdwara,s|iya tho house,WiU be in , order |justice and aln.” thftata is ruing to have k ropainted^j „ . ‘ Wilham always said that yon were ApJ d u die last of April now,. kind to him—-that be respected and you will Dpt leave for a wpek sure; you loved you; ho testified it by coming l*ck had best ndi take Hugh with you ;. I irill |in your need." ‘1 know he lores me, and that in like take care of him if you learn .him with I have me." . . . idriving the iron into my soul. "lie would be too much disapoiuted treated him kiadly. but I have allowed were I to leave him behind. Thank you my wife and Theodore to trample him the same; I may like to have him -dawn.’* • ‘ Then Mrs. Rogers is not his own stey with you in May a few days, as <e intend to take a short bridal trip fedore mother?" ’•No,»nd.lhere it is I When I wont we commence huuaeljMiping, aud. the child will of course remain al home, and wo into the world for myself, I was just shall be .rcry grtalfiJ to you if you will twenty-one, and I let myself for a year to a man it> Massachusetts. I was a good accept the charae." ‘•Well, I will do so with pleasure, but I looking fellow, and a good business man, have a favor to ata uf you in rrturn. I and had considerable experience for my Me trusted me in every thing; be am anxioto. to hare you mxrriod at our ,yearn. wit absent from home a large portion of house." ,XI I .torda aeul rf-IDlB M vMAul —I M. ^'**^1 CUAPTU ad 1 thr ( ‘ MESSES & POWERS/. Huntings, April 12. 18T6. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON, •’1 t will be very pluA-saut. I think it would be conferring a favor upwu mu, inatead .of jour receiving <»ue.“ • , It,wa} itat pixwuouy. idmuld tataptata iu 4»e toyndog d too o’clock, and alter diunor, the. bridal party bhould ttaoita can. for Niagara and home bylta wayol* Moutrea - and <fusDML 1 Mr. Itogem ooaunued very rick, aud Dr. Emerson was excarilM^yr. Mjxioiu. There were reverai cases of iliums, and hia time was.yory much occufjed, but be managed to see Miss Wardlow fur a fow miuule* each day.ovan if ta ; bad to ex­ tend Lis visits into tlra night season. One morning she tmcouipauicd him on his visit U.Mr- Rogers, ip nspouse to the eolicilarion-of the -latter. Williato. Mot, , tou was just coming from • the bouse as they drove to:tio. Site. Ho eXfWRd much pleasure mmcctiug hw teachurv for whqw ho ctarifhod the warmest friend ship ; and upon her speaking of her pleas­ ure in seeing him there, be replied gravely that he thought be ought to come. r Mr. Rogers seemed no better; indeed hia fryer waa increasing aincc the previ­ ous evening, and he seemed much exci­ ted. . . ’ “This will pcTOt do, sirMid the doc­ tor ; “you have been .fretting about some ’ thing/ '■ “j could not help it. My wife has been fiudjng fault with William; she does not like him ; and shq uoes.np reason whatever. I haliers «ta thinks ho .isqto blamp, because he d»d oottaM .tho stasne Nashville, Great Bargains !:i:.H ' iiE.iD! JtK£fO^ Sp<< .■ MedicalAdiwodcmmo upon nt iJB-.tol *® *fta not And at». •/,<7 < 'umfort and Happij&Bt “tkTUK ,4^ .,iw •or. Iku I wowH «•>. ,4. IbowftUIU ..... . _ k«-lwt Imb BWUfli.wUk jMre kinds— bj K ,S|. -W08L DR. J. B. LaSW^B 9^w^le,kGoa CMN‘ uf flMtiam «4 »»ciiUj<hal oa t iouath be wifi b« aTBIareMM Bi I ”* (er eeaauUaHva nmSrt wor® anxintv bad been unfnund<Ml IL mU hekacw jpHlateBhofildbe iriarrisd, and had no* poosibte objection; he seemed foniTsuf the child, and wished it called f»r h’mi, and 1 took the farm to cany fur half of ha profits. We wore very happy, and I was fobd of my boy I When he was about a year old I reuolvad a letter from my homo saying that my fa­ ther was very sick, and wished ma to (tame home if I would ever see him alive, [had never written than, nf my nurripgtt, indeed I had only written three '|etiere borne after leaving. I would gladly have taken Ellen and the baby with me but ahc was not wdl. and her aunt thought the journey rfprtld be too' tire­ ,some, so I left them. When I got home my father was very low, and died tho nextdav. The day after the funeral 1 received a letter from Aunt Merton that was very sink. I hastened hack aa qui«x u ponnble. but too late to see my wife alive. We laid her to sleep in the family cemetery, with her new born Daby by herside. Mils Wardlow I have seen trouble rinco then, but nothing that cut me down Eke lorfbg Ellen. Theodore's misfortunes were next. Mr. Merton was exceedingly kind> te me; but 1 could not stay where everything remind­ ed xm of my lost wife. I knew that her clandestiuly. We 1331 (Ke* "opportunity when he had gone to llw lejny.ljiri buai- ne« to accomplish our design. Ellen had an aunt resiuing in Connecticut, over tho line, and she nroposed to her mother to come back to tire- {fid Tiome,» *»j I to go and make Her a visit for a few days. bought my brother out and 'settled down 1 was to carry, hes in her father’s carriage. for life. We lost our firat-two children. Wo went, but before T left her at her aunt’s tbria«rte,,’W(rwetrt te a justice of tho pa*co aad were married. I - returned brought home, and as , his grandfather wished to keep him, 11st it rest that he might stay. I once went to ace him, and found .him a fine boy, looking more w>t, and on .Monday amt for her. When like myself than like his mother. Mrs. we came home, I wished her to Jet mo Rogers would not go with me at alt inform her father of our marriage. She She could not bear to hear him spoken of finally consented, if everything was and declared she would never have mar­ pleasant intbc family, for Mr. Merton ried me had she known she waa to have neftatinjfs wan unreasonable and fxacbeen a iwcoud wife. Lt shocked her ao tipua, and his wife, poor woman, used to much that [never mentioned it unless actu • have rather a hard time. That with ally necessary. When Theodore was two her feeble health, ;pnd his unreasonable­ ycarsold, Willie's grandfather died, his wife ness, it was no wonder that she enjoyed died a year before, and he left Ellon's lus absence, and *as happier when be was boy sole heir to hia property, with a gone. gwp. When we dfdre Mti into iMt the yard, he strict injunction that- his -firm should —-• orthe>u>u«,u«t —<••!.— I.-..-. -—d was in for a wowo out not be sold, but that it should be kept ronUri-ywft. now,’ aridYkinJw myself it'was^no time for his grandson. He had left an annuity to his maiden sister to last her life time, to say anything. I took the home to the Stable and toojt aareof him before I went Into the kitchen., When I ijid go ahe too died, tad trial io, I taw EI1A1 had l>een weeping, Mrs. Morton tree ia hy-terie^ ata Mf. Merton ahould new ta owned saw child. rirtae pleasant hours, and I know that I iwaa k comfort ‘io her. Mr. Merton _ E._ for DH R.0. BUM , t,' .iM • i - Whigan iMiuwdw- ■ Urge property ; it has Teen Eis barites' Ea8‘ 8^'naw ,nd tt summer the little boy had the art canker rash. and died. - „ jl came around without our divulging our secret, aild when the winter set in, Mr. Merton went off -to Wew Orleans to ej>end the season. A sister of hu came to live with’ua. A little while after he leftour Willie vaa born. We had told her aupt of our marriage, and ahe waa very kind to EBcn, but advised us io leave before Mr. Merton’s return from the South.. I would not go till my time Bad expired, but I had engaged rooms for my wife at a neighbor's, in case of a rabtr--------*‘l • then wrote him our marriage, s Uhy. "and waited in i tors did nofcgp' now; it tab time to answer to tfcc l WnpHio-e mc.fur hiahhrithclp general­ ly did not like Ju* to*, well. The next dagf be started fur Buffalo; hia wife was May sick some time, and my Ellen had •> ..v.Ka'W ** followed him. It seemed loo lianl now to «y anything to Mr. MeAto. The fell grandfather and aunt, and so I left for a bmbou. 1 went out to Wisconsin, and having quite a sum of money, entered Into a speculation in lands, which WU very successful. I was so fortunate as to t)i« time, and I waa trusty. His wife make myself quite well off ip p few was a sickly person. He had two chil­ months. About this time I got a letter dren—a daughter about eighteen, and a from Ellen's &ther saying ho wu going sod six yearn of age. Ellen Merton was a to be married, and asking whether 1 lovely girl; she was not handsome, but could cama back and live. He would ahe wan morn than that, and -her mother’s not be williug to I eve me take WiHio ill health bad mhde her grave and steady away, but he should make him his heir. beyond her ycers- As > matter of course I was doing well, aad so concluded to I loved her; being thrown with her so stay where 1 waa. I became aqpriptod much in ever^-day life 1 could not help it, with my present wife the next vw.^H and my affection waa returned. I knew married tar. I tad do mtention of deeri vieg her Esther to be a proud man, and I had her; and really supposed that ahe knew pot the lout idea that he would accept that I was a widower and hade son living. his hired man as a husband fur his only It was not a love match ; for I never could daughter. Rut 1 determined to have her love oue eo entirely different from Ellen and I over jterBUadcd her to marry me WW just letting the devil out of his mouth. But ho never gave me a word g£jilftaturc. IMmxae he was afraid he i(f >M I jpwUTty of tM fMtowl '..Tmrjmrzut-B •**■»** “■*« £7u.'2J?h£et#£i* ‘.'“a. while he had a re­ liable Substitute in the rick room. i After the doctor took hia departure, Abba dosed the blinds, and taking a chair near the bed side, sat down quietly by tbo tick man; hoping he would sleep, i “It will not -’do, Miffi Wardlow. I eauuot sleep now. J am going to' talk to • ‘ Poor Bat I cannot die without acknowledging �him tii the world aa my 7K4. I febkn like me,'and I w» df fou to tej the Story ; yon can da K better <h He love, hwmsten, aftd they M way. bc^fo^jO^ dore. JBh*i <Wne RF*; ft our THE OfiNGRpSKXiAL QUES- dmia.oroa *• oolaak Ibmof. .i,i4 tba want “Fiato" above or proerrlu,.. Ibaumi.or my writo, latoty, u print W””. “t rune, or the Wtulfll WPublisher) of new*. p*pf»and Mrfflfiicafa msy print on tin xnpfBifl of jifflr nugarincs seen fruaHMflfco °* frfififetion to regular to which m£ri;,. Washington letter. UJe Of IfetiOaral* Nttmsnt that fes^preteAlil Cnarearireal Ceerealtea. ahooM plane tn nctalaatiou u their saadldakss for nspresiifetlvsa In Co^rwa from th* several tic* thereof has beemed paid ; and addnx-, upon portal cwrdn and unsealed eircul.m ■ay be either writtau, printed, afixcl tied, or afizol thereto, at the eptiou of the render See. lfe ,rThit all Acta or part of Acts DtaScti not baiy ahte mta, — true me*.— and eflfcieai men. but, also, men wha can, not only command the ftall vote of the party, but i Ae-provisieaB of th* Act Whu CM, si*o. add strength from their per­ ianal record to the ticket,'/S& wml £fltenA-’ t. । '‘.iir. ter recognise him as a Roger.-. I shall to-night have my will drawn up; I have . property, enough of my own to leave my other children, and William must be educated out of my own estate. 'complicatoJ. The «muars, and nil maibhle 1 Class, other than iliat <!ehere every di that tfedefe two or three iheir attempt at self defense. Th. bQ«i< ia that Belkt in brief, appear to be some ot the **<*»• HuMticas io be vettled atomenl n« ia their character, ami rtftet not only the people of to-day but all who shall coma after us as residents of the Bapublic. Augusta, One vote may determine the political com­ Hamburg, plexion of the House, heore it behooves the Georgia,on the North bank of th. Savan­ people of the State of Michigan to make it cer­ nah river, is populated almost exefeuveJy by colored people. tain, by the nominalien of their very best Stale militia) sought to celebrate the day floor of the Hoove from thit Mate In the asst Congrrea. by a peaceful perale. We can do that, and we put do it, U waa onhred out ef the highWiy wish eat fe, cfel tww-chiv or do le«» than our duty aa Bepablicaas. alrou. Southern gentlemen «g* In this District there is t>o lick of good men any of whom' are OUR NEW YORK LETTER. On the Fourth itwl. its colored mfiHta company (a part of tho men, that nine loyal mea have seals on the ins, Mien., jLi.rH;, 18IC. opposite dirertly or fadtfe thereof. JAMBS N. TYNER, Portwiai/rr O»W> Chien^H!. WMt Compliance waa at first declined, but sub willing to ' ipcriflce sequent!}- the ranks were broken M com- tome papers are making so much fare about, poMHauoa. Mrx TBdoo io in dooc strata minded. to avoid trouble. The next day atom ~ Ww bm. Um..b«tob«g the company officers were axummahd to and a blunder from,the first, and never Mr. in Congrem. knowing Ml well that a nomina­ sppear Wore a trial justice to answer for waa of any use to any clam but the morn- I Mat her money time and again, but obe tion by the Republican Cbnveniiea ia e^uiratheir aggravated offence. The write Were tant to an election at the polls. That Bet, obeyed and after a' partial eroninatooo to get money to her by round about waya, farther prooredtags were poolpooed until day ia put into the office at that hour. It diligence and ear* in making their •election. tho 8th in*. On that day the town waa Weahonld hare aa our BepreMntativ* the beat early filled with hundreds of white mon ting at Cleveland the nekt night nt 7, tit man for the poaition in the District. AU other from the surrounding country and from Toledo at 1135, and at Chicago the next Junder “* things being equal, uo man's a mbit ten for Georgia well armed, appar~’ mmag - a **' W !-*■ pillion, no man's individual interests, should command of one Butler, a mi Nr. York at »W tbr toMW aad •* reconstructed rebel who insol have the slightest influence with the Conven­ ‘ed that the members of the — ialo Tolrdo. CUralaad ui'Glaf, to tion. Tho work for the CmvenUon to do is io puny should surrender their anna. It was SmXftLEi4<Z5 select ths man fur standard Merer, whe, agreed to do so if Butlor would guarantee likriy to be opened Jlnl, will be true to the principles and policy thrir safety. This condition was refused r. Beecher om>1 and the company retired to their snnsry. the buxineas men cither of the OMlarwert, of the Republican party and whose personal This was immediately sttadked by the ana the rrppareeftha cBfra- tarfti «b*4 •harecter is in and <jf ileeU. a platflsrm. desperadoes, but fiuEng to diriodge the entirely urehre-expenditure. New- York the great acandaL Smiul, to plare£in*nomination the tnan who occupants with the means at hand, and after sends out each week over 10,000 sacks of PpB UTBMATVBX. j. an ineffectual attempt to fire the budd­ cando must to unite the party and make the _ XM fome Cabin matter that origioafee ing, it waa accomplished by artillery. canvans red-hot for oar opponents. During an attempt to escape Iran a rear beaides the vast amount of matter that comee here, fur I di»lribu|io*j.' But the That the CoavonUon will do thia ws havens window, some of the Negroes were riddled Government ought not to par. Jar special doubt. In fart, with three sweh’snes aa Hoe. with bullets, and others who were captured trains just to give the New York papers aa were shot down like dogs, after they were Daniel Striker, Hon. James O'DannaU, and ‘ iT‘ iPTFlfftTlTr w" dispose***! of their arms and their bodies Hun. E. W. Barber, fmm whom to make the CZ.tiJ.Vnin,™ _ year with his mutilated. Their appeals for We were •election it would be scarcely poeaihte, to make met by blows and responded to by oaths It w’well if it » dead. a bed nomination. Tbeoaly question is, .Xai and derisive merriment. Alter these bar I of the three will, under nil I he ciprumnaneM, baritiee the town, according to one ac­ he the bnt candidate for the party, and maha ! count, was sacked.' Eierj account thus Ctr received goes to show that a pretext ths aUttt Representative of the people. was deliberately sought, through two insoOur county will probably prevent Mr. Strik­ Icnt. blaspheming blackguards, for the er s name to the Con rent ion with ths belief that butchery of these unoffeesrve men, who at their own homes and among their awn theK hollow tubes are placed leather boxes he is worthy of the position, and would make a people were quietly enjoying the day with Repreaoulaiivc, that would represent the Dis­ out a purpose to interfere with any one. trict with honor is himself, and for the be*.* Tho leaders here. paralyzed fer the mo­ end of the route. The Pneumatic Tub* ment by the political conaoquencw threat-| ia cheaper than ‘ good of Che people af the State, and with coed, have neglected to defend this Demo- of any length, ai,_______ ___ t unthhering fidelity to principle. And should eratic constituency by a shout of -‘blood proved to be entirely succcauul he receive the nomination, ws have no doubt shirt” or “campaign fie." to be laid to Philadelphia and M The sundry civil service appropriation bill very soon. The rate will baft has been agreed upon, aavetiwpodticm fat re- more than poet age, of course. I htiooto a repeal of theTegirtnrtiom taw, up- lie ' nothing xs compared to tel£g| on whieh point the Senate reftire-i to yield. (a Jburpage letter can be sent a» 1 •aid of way of the other csadidattn.’.though The Senate consented to a reduction of । teta words. Sapporn the iaventi among them we thiak the Hon. JamM O’ltoe- about g3,We,000, ar»dthe Houk abated of , the ago should apply this I o»n M the man whose oomiaatlon the people its demands to the extent of *700,000. ,neeger travel! How would it | The abolition of the regulations atehi to boxed up, put in a tube, andi of Barry eonnty wonM prefer, and who Is the registation oi voters and the rapervia- Chicago to New York in M'hM certainly a man of »u perior ability, uoHichiaf Ing authority of V. 8. oBcials. remove come to that. integrity, and la every retpect a fit teas to every restriction to the vUKamma election b« elected to any position ia the <it» of the frauds that ham made New York city, We have emigrant ftaflk^ penpie of Wtthlgan. tries of the world but A^jjj infiuDOWs in the pyri that country has cUBtdflE The Conference Committee have agreed upoa the Oliver ML It iaM *M,OM,000. Nine Arab stooecutten InMb| ulous account* of the aajfta iaMlrt&ry coin and removeetbe legal K&SltSlTSMi It is thought that a final adjournment tend* feBtara of the trade defer. Tbcaibrer issaed wwder its provisions will be legal ten­ of Coofreta can fe hafi oa Monday. The poor feiiowx could notM der for five feferu,bntU fem ant provide of English or nay othat Ji for the retirement of greenbacks paid into The President hss signed the Silrer aould be underwood by MM bill ; also the Army Appropriation bill. ooly by signs did they known. They were dientam Senator Logan fefevmi ttart Mr MH that thousands of rtoo Uftfe equalising bounties will be couwidered be­ work, and as they fed ne rtfe fore the final adjournment. they found tbetnadvaa ia 1 pital, living at tfe exponaa. a Tilden nnmtaatsd htamrif. It -want be •Oommi toe yesterday They are tail, intelligeot, fine so easy to elect himretf, thnagh that ia train the vote npoo the propoai bn. Them emigraDte are the bent tfet and having been given tMla»fl_______ prel thereeumptio. art tiH M ferful profifemey ta tfed art What in eooMM to the country. They are an intel » believed that it will fail. limAferdyfeopla.andaynfech. In thia Tho swindle whieh jHtbUgMrFu,MM b themselvea on the altar of their coualry. and accept of a nomination Nafoial RejiMcai Tirtet ' For President, RimiBRFORD B. HAYES. V' 1‘ “dfoiii * , For Vice-Preaident, WILLIAM A.tWHEELER, of New York. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should Be no inflation whieh will depreciate the one nor scctenan interferance which will destroy the other.” ’ REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION—3RD DISTRICT. as Repeweatatlve They are very solemn afiun. Conveutioo, W7 H. GOODYEAR, Th.eT)ruggist, i announres that he hat again engafed in.yu DRUG TR.41)J£, and haa in gtack and daily arriiiSf>. a fresh and fenuint Stock of Drufs and Medi­ cines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and in fact a coinplete Stock of Dru(gist’s ’'Merchandise which he offers idthe people at greatly Fe fucsd Prices. " * f REMEMBER, the Pe o pie* s Drug Store is di­ rectly opiMsite Empire Block. One door east ofSpauldings HarriNaR, July 18,1876! ottlyr.lUbl. Psi KU W.Y<HGT,« IttniSB BBSS & tU Bat Um BremJ io Ui. Woo w£a4£^AES.*E?"' could spare Ambia enough atone cutters to build over iu entire territory. The Lideral Bepuhlknns dedioe to hold the proponed National 77 and will snpporl Hayee and Wheeler. TUden'e war on the canal ring coot the State of New York YWO.OOO, .and mred *8,60®. Not a thief hm been ywiahid The Greenback party of tnfitta not support TOdeti nod Hendricks, will and aboattbr umMomaruawr — ■ taaphlU by Oa Hum laAnada'iku I WMBtTWNSUlE! tteaaaOurfiiat-qaMuanAaMeaat tkur aaioaiil' iocruaad by ’ «U du He ipanariaSoa. for aalaart of' 1 IE FOE PF PAIN rima*, aet haaban aakaava to «aa. ■ a new State Convention has been called fer August 17. ' : ' ‘t ■ 187g. The Chicago TVf/.wsic aiums that Uum» against AaadfeMtetfe Libend 2G and supportrng’the Republican । ticket has beep inmtri by. Kthwn Allen, Chair­ man of the National Lihm! Tilden and Hendricks, except Republicans annulling the caff fora National Cpeveotioo to be held ai. Philadeiphia on July Republican W^riWAR STOOD THE TEST < > K The Urtnocratic IB NO 8OHE IT WILL NofaXAI. NO UAMENESc- U Mtn in Netamkn concede the State to Hayas and Wheeler by from tfe-to fifteen thousand and wfl imte little raatdR <*1^ pmenl tkkdt. ety the Btantaiy of War the tasbw of to iaaneh of theBtataa TWritarita, v„__________ svte Nti^ltai thalBfeaN Mfl-UfthaM'________________________ ____ _ mbadbMaaatooatbair waa&a maailtoa <toy, <m baaM ml Ifty Sum KOfeXtSOTHERxJoM^TU A> IvJr vSir XbOES NOT Y1ELH ■n.<3*?nrn ml meT' or *1 -WnJ THE LIFE oi U»Att mB be itfUhd IfHly.y ttprti, IfAbnham Lincoln was wrong . and MUSTANG LINIMENT, are no “doubtful” State* ia the North, m in Okio U taa Ihu SSjr tlvmM. a pity oUuv ftaamlw -teally raay U plaau. It .1 joaraala Ur aM WF« !>■* «** ' A»a wbfla tba Uat ijrn Wiaaa tbatlUptoptatequitor bitbu totom 1 rtmu^mly, tU am Sr la, toaNtoyhf I �bdh Ti. .it ,»,«n»Amua^.^_ tM.Kire . ,„, AI. H- QQtnat H*Ma a, Ua al» w B’.'wm*. Sa pa^rn w O~. -M Dmp. CSima. nd Um tdiieetsf th* awattar. ak. Jj 3 OMMM'a DUptay at St Fair -What ku. fimiUha ootta . b- t;f«-ca«> cekWnsul letteh *•" >i«'WMUk-alAi.» “ ••.Flowy Kingdom- Othor oIm about tk« Show—Total atton, Ml lift. .. ..... , N Uncial Bureau of Agritralture that tho . COM.HEBCUIlive stock display will be held in the ttlSTlhm MAKKE .’ months of September, October and No­ vember, and that the periods derated to BhMnOmca.JibXIPt each group, would be as follows : Group .1 WttMT(*MU)p«rbu*hol. «t*®UA !9, hones, mulesand wsos. fmi»,SapternWJI»AT(red)p*rbata*lJlta®LW >«r 1 to 14 i' group SO, homed cattle, I FLOUR, per cwt. SU>0. September 21 to Octob.r 4; groups 81 I <JOfiH.ptrbukal.SOo> .* OATS. Ref basket. X93L and 32, sheep, goats and swine, from QtecbttMIto.18; group 33, Jepteraber 4 to 8; group 34, BUTTRR.pMlb..l»14m poultry, STEBBINS BRO’S. ’• Keep It. stassat* ONIONB/wrbtMbri.m®#!*. BBAKtMtoUM*«M’, PORK. ihe couiparuou of Chiux aM^g.l P- by tfmir rrepeetive displsy. is Mill in order. ■w m, Where you wni find all kinds of FURNITURE! Another dfrvfitl tour through Uw twaecttoaecoafirMsmy first itppnsuions pktlttoJ^. i*1 “w Mapect* artl uiodifica them wmif^- can sell cheaper than any hoqj^ln Bar­ thMthe ry County, for these reasons: 1st BeeauwFwe have no rent 1» pay 31. Because-we make the most of our goods ourselves. would argue for a groat aimilaritjr in the handwork ef these .W.’bJS-'TRSlIBIr1 fuiuwirt. uJ-Arriva people. r**n)qOuMM- Noctiou runs pandial SUh OaliaLkgu,', opeu.c apo* Vie. President, Dr John R* j3a? 8*t*urf.rr*^li.W TMub-i Treasurer, MOoS VheMer. 3d. Because we keep the beat c pv— M Ae extent of the display, and tha rasult w thel the spfieaW generally ■mot at the section is effective and pleas- 4. M. XltlKA r. K. <?Fi8S^ v<- tw <enu«lMi« gum, .(a 0*. tapuiam st,, l-pcd ia« Of Lk. IraU •f wonders to be seen within, and ' iffl the Itttaga «p ard to foreign eyes so odd and tart almost aa mudt fcttan-. lew exhibited. It is lie pdc these modes of buOdons as “lea caddy”, fiwth. , impartially , tbese de­ signs are eeeu to have a kind of wild beaum tWpkk,*.. etc., appear heavy us4 ciuibrous, but the fact must not bo * taetaight of that each of them gives in itaelfacondoased idea of thewhole science of i architecture u the Chinese understand it. ; There is a strange tack of vrtsarilily shout ua iu Mm» thispeopk. They have Ueu doing the jnaMt^inttej^ wtYfbr agn and ‘ - - — it never secma to occur to ahem to vary AttatfM 1. buillfe a certaju way; a case ten fort Mtuarc is built in ibo same way -.and iT. one looks cumbroas whila the other seenu well pro­ portioned, the fault is in the need at hsv* tag so small a strurtore. Tho visitors will obmkte various pictures in the department of Chinese edifice* of varying sifc and ele­ gance, and Will notice both that the one * style of bmldtagrunaihrongb all, and that wh*u it can be property delayed it is not - n*ci*»wAbui, ---------- A*a,^to.f EJ». Jernlaa F ILF. BMfirt John Back yi . WiltQMr8« JUlMk3« work- S*ta ataBBA. ■***.. ia uo< .ufioeat mm. uncomfortably orowded, but the arrange- .BOUT THE CO U NTT. Of every Description which we threshers tKc principal object ts to show the length of tamo occupied in threshing a certain amount of grain and the throMgh newt of the work. The Sower requin® to do the work is demoeatrated by dynamomet|r toA. ’1 In the case W the englucs^be amount of fuM attd wood used, actual powrt.JftyivM «■. arajtlwi being cxaajdifitd.- . . v - AU-a. And the weather still ontiouas melting. Everybody and everything succumbs to it The effect has been to considerably dimin- 4th. Because we warrant all goods we make. We sell none of till* cheap-made Fur­ niture that is mgde by machinery. The goods we make bi made by hand, and warranted. Wu Invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for they al bear inspection. No trouble- at all show goods. ' Moa.y, oa eafl. S®lM Mt ••nt. Parties having Pletdroa to frams Prime Mareautila Papar. 5®4would do well to g ‘them framed of us MMt.Caatmlfitota.tlKi UkaShara.M. as we can do U P .crand Cheaper than KEW YORK MARKET any house in P .y County. We keep the Largest and Beat selected stock ot Maw Tints. 3tir »»•> PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD■ Floor qolot. Wh«ut >w* prewur. to re*li«< 1NGS, Buacketb, Paprr—Hold'WkU» MIA. !.15®1J». 'Oor». rtoadr. Oota, qalot: ERS, WAU^PoaKldBt, Rijtprr> l Hqldkba? it w Pork, |l»J0. Lard, Ml t5. Bettor doll for .and everything in the Furniture Uns. J We Invite all persons to call apd look Tallow «ui*tat8MW. CoTm» dalf; Rio. 1M»HK odd; Java. 3M S**sr dull and taadias downwatd: »«fl whits tnsd liAjWOl* LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Peerless Milk Safee qow on exhibition at our Fun ittus Store. All kinds of work mads to or­ der. Repairing of nil kinds of old fur­ niture neatly done. WE MEAN BUSIN ESH! Furniture Rooms eouth side State St. opposite H. A. Ooodyekris Hardware Store. \ . ___________________ iCMMto. E. R. UolonuVa oonnSitito Laving la ehsTga the arraugrmentn fur tbe cosdbtf arwUhig. .taidi mlh kilter Ufh' 8TRBBINS BBt’fi brrsoiT. July JJ. )»T®secured. Itott Rugaa. t MeUughlia old tralaNsurlr all broaches <J trsda rssark • *•!•» wssh er >, aa Ms trainer Hoptn will be ia thl» place sad truda »ra..-»Jb risck. Vatu*, .toad up .tl< in a few days to remain juitil the ma|pb 1" howom. TiaFUtss artefc. bi*b*r. -r. ■««•« «C-sU I It the Jspaucne scHioo, a over. Holcomb is bound to succeed if muhing fUlirlXm* ■' ~ --•> feature eouswts oftbosc wonder will do it. aa Mr. Hogan !• aeknowiedg^ to be Nelli kwp uu th* £U*hash. . ■ Wand Wry elaborate screens, some drawn the Heat trainer tn thia Ibuslry. Mr. Hogan Pry Goodv tery sVaadj. KtraMaa OU has *dTaaaed a*ala ; Utr too. 21® being MeUmgKUkfa trainer, be naturally toeiv >nd shaded in India ink, but uumo of a. or 5®c np in i weak*. Ltoawd and Lard OLU them embroidered The framing of these iaicrMtod In th* match, sail ho McUugbbn maaa*u to hold thalr WU. 1 to M-uln Rtparod to du Cardin* on Mlaorc works by ths Chinese is superior to that of has ■ignite.l his intentions of being si tba Opium lie. advanced to 17JO and Mtlph. Morphto* Hottoc, at tho trt.II FACTGRX Dulldla* on ■ the J^aatM. The frames an- of open match and will proUtdy hr hero for a -hart toMJS. ThoreasO* River, 8u*arhM baaa SV^b- eaMAad, A rv carved woodwork, beautifully executed time during the I min lag Wa uiafeMtand smjfcrwaga miiadi* harder aM wsuod that Mr. Msrtta will •>» hers ili>. whieh will rodaad w«at n to UK; now ra*«d*d to US Codecs'era w«ak at »S®3.-f^ >Uoand!T®») Ike picture. Thia wood-carving ut one of faralali an opportunity to see ike two cham­ Ike best things dam By the Chinese. A pion of the world, and wUn*«s the contest variety of woods are shown in tho section, 1 . i ... .« -•- fti - «ito baiinou .or, «*d»r»to. An Ital. liaht.th* waatk.r bavins been to •»» fto driving C.tUa, but the only kind which • eaters iutn the r ejj, with Sur to to aood botohars at fXSO® WOOL. WOOL In Hastings! 8t*v«aa p F iLOacdMr L V A. Barbara * F. Knapp C '> * »’ a *' i . |.lra.«aA<>ditoria1 call fraw Ikmnall nf JsckSuit yesterday, rati. iu»!nujt«tf|.«tf' ’‘fiwRwia", give* ter is a msguifioent black clo^e-gnttned wood msstly rtasasbliog eiieuy. This raa tarial takes a-dull deep polish, and makes oue of the finest mediums of ornamenta­ tion I have ever soon. lu addition to the framework of the screens, various hand­ some sod peculiar articles of furniture are pude of it. A parlor set is noticeable, in MwHng a splendid Sofk. A.frrorite article with Chinese hous.-keepers appears to be a sort of buffet, with doon on the lower portion and open shelves above ; it makes > charming piece of furniture There are eleganbaantre tables, card tables, etc., of the sa^ia material, with top® of native varieXd umrbk. » we<mlr paiated chin* 8h«*p a srUa tower; V to 85 Ibe. 8XCH®AHkHoss aaatad; Cato tos*>* but aloala*. |1IO®W. FtouHb? premim of rbe aataaritar. -MMaP*vkhMdxa»P*lfh*s«XWteM. L*»<U«u On Sewtaa UM, i» lU. um>Ur “t 8*okad Ham. U; do. Shouldm. »K®W. Fto» «U|M end unebaarad. Vh*a*. old. dropped Rud.«l.>.<» On»w~l> >«<».' "7" and baa rtc.varod al i«hUr. ■adar a modante Pdi*,tStai«l.*lS<»» 4***? aUpptos demand aad lichl roaapUoa. No 1 W hit*; tl JBH. naw .took to eumla* ia lively al­ ready and intorert totluio **U« that war ; to day a*w extra whit* sold St IU®H>- W 1 »hito at fl.l* eaah end 11.12 rellar Aa*. aaw attYatobar wsa Ofcred M ®L« a*4Kd».KU. O*>— primo.MMM. ^Ujgwkrr. a humorous ^n\od «sin With so effort anything but •nn.-n trv.w X.-utly .<» <nu«<4H ••>.f '-it nil! oppose .ip .v vt F !0 JutkypToaly KJ,000. Young couples venturing -i®M> matrimony this season are jajnm^jnrWro viait the Expo® tUon and hvsOkjMtamebiraB- areaven . •» k»J i L iijr-^r mlbfcW. thooKh ■ol? * been expeatad, i print in unutber rrtsmn.’auetaey^ ' >.f our iy^iun0«L«inQ»s l-. rv<- lheetmNI fif&RmPJrall STEBBINS BROS. wm.x ••••'ll ihe !’t nine *f Hie V crmontvllle «.U,»a*.1fcrfca.'.» «. '■ »■“* •• ' xxlRtf . J "• STEINHOFF & WOOD t. -rnoad * itB*.-,!, pa—a.—*- <■’ «’•, O 1»*-H .. •*• ri-taA,'T , . just let them they can be1 xx&n OHE PORTABLE STEAM SAW MUI HEAVY PAIROvitSSs 1 wu. <M cluh 1 ' >-vrirr& 11 “try lUra and -*1-ri~fn *fItjTlW&f|hlg i—.-. । ....... “ bharal • . rn " ' l'wtt • ha» I*. J - F-, CmuHxll a graduate *" ‘fc** ‘UpailMul uf.lumlid»* btifft-'ity laj jpflUkd. aB .'-*-=^ - Rmro; Hastings, July 2BU1.1OT& L«£XS5^SE»K KHTSALEW trade in xtuHienrifshs. iMt.bf) game of Base Bai! -tn the business, can truly say that they ■«an do better work, and give better nat•fctfactlon than any other firm In thia section. W. H. Stebbins, the senior member, with the experience of a Ufo­ time, will always give his personal at­ tention to this part of their extensive **^*M^\*T in aaftfor th» Couidy n. , the monopoly of 3fcc world. At moe broke in, and of late yams MMr countries have pow«fhlly followed, Su-neroy «■-*•!* * UNDERTAKING . . ■xilUkan C*a«y tkmwsaisu Wd at Marshal, Ibr tu> XXIMu3 SPECIAL NOTICE. «ynr He* of the elaborate work­ ------ -fi-'m of these onmmcnfc msy be grth«ed from ths price* msrksd ou «klb to itMUuaton*, t»wa. «U, fa pair of huge vases all covered over JXrtx, * might b. obtained WELCOME MARBLE. H ACTINGS. MICH . May XW®. Being a business that needs a great deal a*u oom. aoslaatad. Oats whkh ar. cnt.rin* Into for»l<«> oxm«. are of experience, ataadj al 304 tor uuxad sad JW4 tot »blle. A pplot. MUh. IMUftMt bbl. ' After many years BnUar iomorallaad: fA»h. I*®)®- Cbrefw: rj JaggtsM^jr mosaic work. The vases and ------- -- <iij.su*. teLma mde by both the Chinese and tbeyfgl to Qpma -Vi- m-..,— Taaws-t 11. ulka to-day aV**! -tlwgC^iai ><•-> „fil,r v-hihltion*. ioi.-r.-jtlng attirif . tha- '^P* I4 I wish to oil all wool myself, and will Io it and Card for 12 1-2 cents per pound. WB*.' CENTRALHQCfSB ndk>. «aB«alo*^<w aa. OUbwS Th. «Ua Va. Chi­ .'wa dMM - • •** "**- Swarfs Hopu-, > BAKBA*..............................t - MIC« *Mh£liR ta.aasMtfaa W»fc^ mimbh HnUacs. Mkbs. Not. N, ITS. �ihould be cut out out immediately, If » common bdx'Hve,' and the few bcie in it yhth^epi-lltefaylHfl^litarhapneF "rpt auRAL iwics. dispersed to other hires ; or aomiAnucs, when the bees are'not ven weak in num­ bers, cutting the worst infested combs will luffice, and the bear be able to protect the others. If your bore are in frame hives I examine the combe, uud cut out' tach aa Ute worms have made lodgemen Is .in and '' destroy them. CAM OF VABM IMFLKMXMT8. Probably UjdJobs^ that, iri sustained wwnam»FjABxzE. ItMhfc ‘Mlrt Apr. Mu, i876 °»> J dtojSVxrr. i kiin; .- , L on farm implements every year, by leav­ newadvertisments. ing the^ nxpnnnd 5?. .W’< *tonns dews,would amoiin^to millions ofJ.J, G. P. Row«ll ACo’i.Colvmil. J.Ole&Son WtTOLWALK A RWrAIL’ ’ “ fU&IyUU ’ V to the sun, a plow lying in the field corej- cracks in the beam inay lie seen fiom the road, a har­ ed" Will!‘rust, while the with row agnnutt the, fence, dropping out, and looking as Cw»rrofa»M.MMCWu»kBL: teeth tho if it been there for months, hayracks and other things going to distraction for the want stucco of being placed under cover, we need not ask what kind of a fanner lives there, an .. wt rd^d the answer in the general appea- ance of the place—“a poor low." shiftless fcl- Farmers, thia ia a hard name f Okr ftrsa m ik Unrest Unu® had imam ■ ■ UB . IMB tCwrumn'Vow willi Shingles Lath &c.* to give to some of yon, bnt you deserve it If the leaving of your farm inplements unsheltered did not cause you any pecu­ niary Ions, it would be supported that you and Ik* happy again would have pride enough to cause you to prevent pssssa of your premises making the remark, “here lives IfflsfMTScr.” of your If one asks you for mossy, to buy shoes, year reply may be, a “my a from shift- 1W Retatisi ii Prita! children pair cf child I SALISBURY 1BROSSHA U have no money; it ia a« much as I can do to keep rau! rid body together You must go barefoot," while you are allowing would cost to shoe your child for FURNITUKE, five U)HAnG«* Bnteftuak years. Djn’t do it. No; fermers, aa yon value the good opinion sfyour neighbors, don't ask, them to lend you anything that ia ordinarily used on a farm,. as you had bet­ ter go and buy the article wanted, even if not uscd wqp! lhAaigtee a year. Per­ haps you need's crowbar,’ and do not own ‘•psrCHOMAWCT, OB ■OUL CUABMIMO.” 1 HkuUmmi bai fMointU and s*i» U* lav* and afacU*** of say P*Hmtkvy.«*»***. »■- xsr*ftse! tian Unci*. VrMsu. 11 iota to Ladlra. *U. l.WV.Cw sold. A tow book. Addraaa T. WILLIAM A CO.. PabY FhHadalpha WTAWTIHK-lrff’Wb***' ilrf'BAKB WOO a wonth Milla* cir WOm-oomIm book. Any om that has a lMl*r to writ* wIU bor iL Mo W J. M. HEWES, We guarantee Satisfoctwn. Hearer furnished free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth We can give ytM I tetter figures than ever of­ fered before,’ for we make the most of our Cufina and Furniture. than you are, yet he owns every imple­ ment, of the most improiSjd patern, that is used on a farm. Now, when you go to him to aak him if he will lend you hn new med rawer (cost S3 > you must fee! as if you were on a mean errand. Your neighbor lends it to you, and what do you suppose he aaya as soon as you get ent; he is just as well able to do- it as am, hut he is too contemptibly stingy.'' I pponptOMMXBt. |/l Au exfiXmj WJol £rUcr■ in Jdichi- TOT ’"W MHOkT Ltxi.wrwo MICHIGAN iCTESri’Y QWJltHjqA^ _ Tkwfllk »n««*l *MiS* rf L«*tar«* wUl i ‘SmKELva&.’sa'ub-. on-MataaBA*. • A,nju4 jy*-gW.!vaV.Uf Mkhieaa. Vir^Mlion Pve-^r all «Mk*. F. LEARNTELEGRAPHY gan figures up the entire cost of keeping But Ufar* <•■>* •h*wb*r*lo So*Aa*sd Auralrfull bred “Meriuc*, and says that their eniNf.r n. UTr^wpA wool costa him. tat .Z^cepta Mt pound which lie aeils al 30 cents. His wethers avevifie't lbs. to the fleece, giving nut profirnt 9T.12 to each held on the wool. The fifvfit on the ‘ owed, including iambs,, ia MNdtHDOf^'ihkn' thia. ’ Tht* rtfpOrt nays t MHe had been satisfied for some tinxY-Uio*lite better Hwr«herp, tIn- brfttfr they paid: but thw Meta whieh' were’ takas feoaa his own experience had satis-­ tied him that those who kept thorough bred sheep, had a great advantage over those who kept sheep whoso fleeces were not of the first quality. Ho had kept sheep at first whose flews only yielded 4 lbs.”- Wool growers have to take into cotwdtobdaiB»o4 only Inequality of tlie wool, but also the sale of sheep for mut­ ton ; and as mutton sheep tho Merinos are not profitable. SOLID WEALTH! ^DXZjrf, AOXX'P, T.A8ALLK, FM. CASH BltniMTION CSHPMT Saanel eon maybe dried-andoooked in the kfilfar and spring and'be almost as thdssday, acg. ufss?™" a, mtr, LAWC. P*O*1A. GEXFS /to. KBAllfM, AOCK ISLAND. DATmaST, MUSCATINK. I .MASMING TON. IOWA CITr.UKIN. JSMAt,' • nMTON. DKS MOINES sSSsSSaH^"“ hot“ *• “« tBSESSESfi** 8»U»Z ■ .SC good as fresh corn from the garden. In the first place, pick that which is in good c edition for the table, put it into a ket­ tle, and scald ‘ Thot. P. Portae. Bx-Oor. Xy4 O«ul M»o*<sr. „ 'i. >■■:» minutes, tT'*' p<mititkx.t wo PoerreiupKi These jumvaled machines and rgpalw for the cobs, p the aven, t name are supplied at lowest factory prices UXT aB aiBTS ■....... ......... it will kec other way, lows: “1 ITrmnril Whiff* infl ’ x **SJhsCalm tertfaBUJ-sr ' - $600,000 00! GREBIjJMUSSELL Oniahi, tritboat Chinge ot Oan, 4> •djaoc.-t.ju, ¥ tekiaT^jiw. ,.u*« •/; tie a Mcf IM HABTISOS. MICHIGAN. .j su, mzurfmtiroRi£\ COLORADO. AJTD ne* _ ___ sanoa ._ tegeiKmqS f � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-31.pdf 2b2aa44c40795515534716ed8f2977d2 PDF Text Text .j. VOL. XXI. NO. 27. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JULY 3f. 1876, j'lisjidi'ii-lleckly hepiiblicjj! fiajtjitf. i’TJJ geo. m. dewet I? oil AND PUBLISHER. j| I /»! XvwCuvL UJj.6 -Kenorn °°v ow txije: i lint* .»rtW •Mr of Suto Street. HMiinn. Barry I). Mirhuian. KKMS or SUBSCRIPTION: nopnrtmpnt 1 A’ J TVS OF J1) VER TISING. i •logiolm OLIVER CHILLER HOW! igo6 Solo if 1871, 3043 Solo if 1871. 747s Sets if 1873. 1437S Sola> if 1874. 31077 Solo if 1873, 440 fully 100000 viLL ok 41901410 704 1876. Oft 44L7 TVAT f,uP*tV WW Solo EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL Nine different Points for 1876, I thus adapting the “OLIVER” to । all kind of soil and work. Come and get one ON TBIL, ‘nmfflWMMM s. c- BRINDLE. SuFaMIY 1‘CBLICCONVEYANCER a loan lUpSl , -Wil! urcutiale loan un real ratala tot unwoff J’iand utnanii. xxKyl Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, ’ GREBLE <fc RUSSELL. 50yl Jnnyl'73 J. L- FISH, WON ! THE VICTORY IS < ollwti-'B/ »ad Convaxanetni u y-l *G-'ii.ias crentioa. O J Kirtie. Drncriuwa, II Ml Im xxluu LUCIUS RUSSELU, ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. lunyl-TMf WM. BURGHER. : I’..un>.nor. and SolidU ■i.. lluthire, Midi. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. 1V5I. II. HAYFORU, innjlTS Dll. C. RUSSELI*, N4 St'RNKON.-Oa- ever Juliui »tare. 1‘basix Block. SUU blroo^ - PARTNERSHIP. ‘ xxl&tf W.M. UPJOHN, For ftill Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competitton. COME AND HEE MEI ■JOHN STANLEY. wolf.m.d. ZtastsiiiES. June 12,76 . .. J ■■weBSgPS.JllMlLl-l* — ■■gg'WC -------------------------- TAKE NOTICE. Bit- IL F- PECKHAM. To thote Whom it may Concern: I am now running a NEW POIl TABLE *i. U. PECKHAM, m ACHING for Moving, Rasing, or Chang­ 1I1YS1CIAN k 8UBGION, ing the Location of Buildings from small to great, and Caving handled about 1,200 bmldu tar* mgs in 16 years, feel confident J can satisfy M. W. RIKER, •MlX'* T?R PSACB- ,1« 4 ColUMi.. those that itoay fevor mewith a call. Ai“U Bl<*k. State Street. my address is Irving, Barry Go, MicK )t.rSA,',SBURY Jk. B BOSSEAUot J Irrtas. Mitk, April, Hih.’.lW«S'J How Western Farmers Suffered. Gov. Tilden and Tom. Scstt Working Together, Ao., Ao. - THX PENINSULAR RAILROAD. This road was incorporated in 1862 and subsequently ,built. After the con­ solidation ol the galena i Chicago Union with the Chicago & Northwestern, the Peninsular Railroad wu merged into the same consolidation on the bails of onehalf share of the common slock and one half share of the preferred stock of the consolidated company far one full share of the stock of tbc Poninaular. la 1866 Mr. James Parton published a pamphlet entitled a “Manual for the Instruction of “Rings. 'Railroad and Political, in which be treats particularly of this Chicago & Northwestern Ring, aud givts tho follow, ing as an estimate of the profits derived from the consolidation of the Peninsular Railroad: ’ Railroad which, their report says, advan­ know!ced its rates as follows; “Upon wheat, seventy-two per cent. “Upon coarse grains, twenty-one per cent, ‘ our personal knowledge. In “Upon flour, seventy-one per cent. thia a large numbar of votes n "Upon lumber, thirty-fire per.cent. palpably illegal mn received "UpOn live stock, seventy-throe per cent spcctore against oar protest!and without •"Upon merchandise, eighty-eight per any regard to their action in th cent. “Upon passengers’ faxes, twenty-eight and one-half per cent." as President of the Terre Haste and BiohThe report of the Board of Trade closes mond Road, with tiro following significant paragraph: “From present indications there seems to “Mr. Pock left the presidency of that be a determination' to test the relative company many years ago, and tlie proxy rigbta of all by an appeal to legislation. contained a memorandum in Mr. Pock’s Wfa hope that thia may not become neecta- handwriting, undoubtedly written at the ary, but that a policy may prevail that, time, in 1865, to the effect that the bonds while it secures to the people an entirely which the proxy covered had been sold by just consideration, will not lead to ernbarraraent of our railway lines." THE CONTINENTAL , IMPROVEMENT OOM­ ' »ANV. This company wu chartered by the Pennsylvania Legtslature iu 1868. By reference to the Certificate of Incorporation filed by this company May 21, 1869, it can In ascertained that Mr. TUdi-n held 1,00h shares (|50,D00,)2,000 share* 1103, 000) being owned by Cbl. Thomas A. Scott. This company made a contract to build the Grand Rapids & Indiana Rail­ road for a certain amount o! bonds and stock per mile and its land grant, which Uf n.ow.oo consisted of 1.160,000 acres of public land In Michigan. This aecnis to hare ISW.SM been a profitable jqh, for the Report of the Land Department of the Continental Im-/ provetneut Company, dated July 1, 1873, •hows that 90,443 acres of the Grand Rap­ ids A Indiana Railroad national laud grant were sold for an average of 814 36 per acre, “exclusive of village lota," thus: isr.ZKJHS. saw&r. WSe.coo o y«*n compound* iLriiod on n.ooxc ebsn»«I Doo. f.t 18 Champion Reapers and Mowers. Ni Q. CRESSY. C. G. IIOLDROOK, j :iuu«i rrocKBOLDtai torr, paaphlal to to bo found the fbilowof tboUalma JrCbitMo Onion i ROOM AN. DELIGHT J. TILDENS rail. ROAD RECORD PRICES REDUCED PBOFESSIOSiL AND BUSINESS CARDS. A ug, iu.' HT3. fro“‘ SAMUEL WHOLE NO. M70- uwe 34.000 li.17S.000 “As the ‘Galena Division’ was the only portion that could haye earned a dividend in that ritao-this in reality comes out of what that division would.have earned fur itself if not consolidated, and is equal to twenty per cent on the whole stock of the original Galena road. It follows, there­ fore, that wince Dec. 1st, 1864, those stock­ holders bare lost their dividends, otherwise certain (and probably of ten per cent, jand have incurred, by’consolidation with ft>c Peninsula, a loss equal to twenty j»cr cent, ou the par of their steck.’ TILDEN AN ANTI-GRANGER. These various railroad consolidations of Tilden and his friend^ whereby railroad stock were greatly watered, were followed by oppresivc rotes of freight in tho Northw«wt, - out of which grew the Granger movement resulting in tho enactment of tho Potter Law in Wisconsin aad restrict­ ive railroad legislation in other Stales. In proof of this we take the following from tho proceeding of a convention of farmers along the line of the original Galena road K2S“““‘ fi TILDEN AND THE CREDIT MOBIL I EH. It seefiis that even tho gigantic Credit Mobiiicr iob could not get along without hariuc; Mr. Tilden mixed up in it, as Che following extract from tho precediugs of the Congressional Investigating Committee: “Mr. Hoar then asked Aiuoi, who pro posed thia cunning schemes—by .which everything was placed iu the hands of the Credit Mobilier, and the following was the teatiruony as it appears in the official rec­ ord : ' "VsestioH by Mr. Hoar. Were you not informed by ihocounMl who drew this contract that this was a violation oflaw? ^Auiuerby Oaket Amet. We were informed by counsel whom wu coturaltod that this issuing of stock as a payment upon the contract for building the road was in entire compliance with law. “Quation by Mr. Hoar. Who were the counsel that gave that advice? 1 "Auticerby Oaket Amn.— Mr. Sam­ uel J. TiUkn" TILDEN’S RAILROAD PATENT. “We entertain no doubt that a large majority of the votes east aN the election “You are aware that the directors oftho company, sotnc three years since, classified themselves into three classes, under tho statute of Dlinots: and under this classifies tion the official term of but four members of tho board expired this year, but haring ascertained that two of the Directors, Measn. Russell Sagn\nnd Selah Chamber­ lain were not holders of any of the stock of the company, wc were advised that there was grave doubt whether their seats in the board were not vacant by reason of that fact, and that though their tenp of office did not expire this year, it was as much the duty of tho stockholders to fill vacancies thus occurring as to fill thosearriring from the expiration of a term of office. Accor­ dingly, iu casting our ballots, wo voted for I two other otockboldera of the company, specifically, in place of Russell Ssge and Selah Chamberlain ; but although no othjm. ."fa. a. In. .a dl unanimous, the inspectors of election failed to make any recognition of the vote “Consequently the inspectors, finding that their conduct was commented upon unfavorably, not only by ourselves but by and the Chainuan of the meetin Underwood, who acted with agrea tiality, add for whose character we i “It was claimed by them that a resolulution had been passed that the Htoekbcddera prooeed to vote for four directors ct the first chan, and that, under such a resolu­ tion, iWcould not fill any other vacancies, but as we had not heard any such resolu­ tion passed, anff had certainly not voted for it, we felt at liberty to claim, without questioning the fact of such a resolution Mr. Tilden is looked upon us the origi­ nator of the system of hoods voting at railroad elections The following, taken from the proceedings of a meeting of the stockholders of the St. Louis, Alton k Terr i Haute Road, held io 1875, shows whnt Corporation Counsel Whitney says of Mr. Tilden’s operations in this respect : va-u. cumiuu ui u>c wiujmuj lor me J°ax, “Reoolved, That the committee demand called under a printed notice, which made from the officers of the company an inspec­ no reference to any class of directors, and that no number of stockholders could de­ tion of the list of voting bonahohlen." hold in 1866: “Mr. W. C. Whitney, in addressing the prive of us our rights, given by tho charter irAereos, Under the present system of to fill all existing vacancies, by pasting a di siatisfiod stockholders, stated that since resolution, via voce, limiting the election monopolies, the farmer and producer liar tho reorganisation in 1862. Tfldea'o cony no redress, and is by the inadequate means ntirtee had beenpractically in control of of transportation compelled to give two- the corporation;, that they, doted aymtat thirds of his crop to got the other one-third inspection the KU of voting bontihMen. hereafter by the stockholders, as shall It is well to say, —A LARGS MAJORITY OP THE WHOLE seem to them, advisible to market; and " Whereat, We regard the prevent Sys­ VOTING POWER OP THE COMPANY—SO aS In this connection, that while the 'votes were being taken we objected to the inspec­ tem of transportation m little lew than a semi-legalixod system of plunder, by whichi holdeni of the securities to confer with tors, upon learning that but one of them 'a combination of capitalivts are reanog; each other and carry oh election was a stockholder in tho Company, the immense fortunes upon the ruins of the• THE ST. LOUIS, ALTON & TERRE HAUTE clmracter prescribing, as one of tho qualifi­ producing interests of the Northwest; cations of an inspector of clccticn, that ho ROAD therefore, Reverting to tho case of the St. Louis, shall bo a stockholder in the Company. “Rctdvetl, That as we know of no1 Alton & Terre Haute Company, wc submit ■'Wcarc also.advised that there *n»> adequate remedy for the present wrongs,; some further (acts about the trials and or mnq l«au»< 6ium oppraAon, hot tribulation of the stockholders’ committee legislation, we must turn our attention to1 and Uusr oounaal, Mr. W. C. Whitney, in Che. law-making power, and demand such' their attempt to elect directoni and to ob­ amiropriate and efficient legislation as will tain information in regard to tho position remedy these evils, and thus toach corpor­ of the company a affairs. Wc cannot do ations aad unholly eombinati >na that the-1 better than give the word* of their own WTOWlIWfU rifto wbiiUwy. report of tho matter, as follows : are bound to respect/ : ■; ,u• “Tbo result of thu voting at tho annua) < “JfesbAwd, That in order to -carry these; meeting, u ahown by the certificate of tho principles into practical effect, we hereby inspector!! of election, placed in office, for pledge ourselres to oO-ojerate with the peo­ tho ensuing three years, under the dsuifiple throughout the State in electing a Leg­' cation Act, the four gentlemen voted for islature pledged to tho same." by Mr. Butter, the Pramtent of Um Com­ HOW THE WESTERN FARMERS WERE OP pany, and certified to that vote u having Ueu about 4G;t00 against 37,400 received • . ' ' PRESSED. : To show the exactions to which the। by tho gentleman for whom we have voted. farmers of that section were subjected to A large proportion of the vote cast by Mr. by the Conaolidation Ring, wo have only Butler was made up, as we were surprised to compare the nM» of freight ou thei to discover, of proxies more than fire years Chicago & North western Road in 1861 old. . “It included a vote upon the £Z-JS. rotirod with which mm Mlapua tfi" Hr., “ nfrln : Im appearance at bonds of the company, contained tn the Camud and... ?Ht««re. Tho Chicago sinking fund—about 3,000 out of the 46,Board of Trade > responsible for ths 000 votes. Berard proxies, offered by Mr. A. S. DEA-ISF. «5Sm3 manner in which tBl- inspectors of election conducted themselves. regard of the Chicago *’ Northwertern persons who executed them yeart ago by reason or residence. The charter of the company provides that a majority of the directors shall always bo otiaaaa of tho State of Illhwia, residing in the nonutim it was nooosaaiy in order folWfill thw re- of the gentlemen whom the inspectors ter­ rified to as elected do not reside in tho counties along the line of the road, and one of the two is not a cirisaa of Hliaois, “It is claimed by ns, in yojtr behalf, that these- two gentlemen, being diaqMlte- received should have bets n>««4. i. ' �bj REPUBLICAN CO. CONVENTION. •««««« » lannff ■hall seem to them advisable. “This much with regard to the election. The sum and subatance of it all fa that. “(l)Wc cast the majority of. the votes Pursuant to call the Republicans of the county of Barry met in Conveotion in tho OBO. 31. DBWKT, Court House, in the City of Hastings, on Hastings, , Mien., Jgly 31, 1876. ktf/Jtrire should be mistaken in this tiom by am^ority rote. 1876. * evenfa. four members of the Board. ‘••Xc result of the election showed that The Convention was called to order by the Hon. Daniel Striker, Chairman of the it wsacontroDed ty proxim m sreew mW riqkt yort old, the we of vrtiich fa our jodeedtat amnot be to severely condemn­ ed. Il results practically in d isfrnnehfaing the atockbolders ofthe Company. These bonds, for which.proxiro were iriven seven or right yea» ago. have undoubtedly, in crtfatAieeb th£^!errvdT to bearer and S&I briufcht arid wlYlike other negotiable was elected temporary Chairman of the Convention. Wm. M. Scudder, of*Prairieville, was elected teuw^ of Thornapplc, ponuy SrerW^r. Uic Washinoton, July 21rt,1876. Op niQitop, tb» Chair appointed as fiooB- «Xnrfrfttin cif&eh if that 'of ttetr own mittee on permanent organisation A. C. Towne, of Prairieville, Clement Smith, o| l.JUflriJT lanjTi'h ' tinco Be proxies were given: so that the regfatxy represents ub’ actual holder. It fa impossible for the stockholder* to trace the bonds, to find the the owners without very great difficulty. as the work of reformers x and patriots iu Prairieville, Wm. H. Powers, of Hastings, From the opening day of the pMBCflt W»- Abram Ryerson, of Hartings. aion of Congress, last to up December, The convention then sdjourned until For Vice-President. WILLIAM A. WHEELER, of New York. half-past one o'clock, P. M. ownership iu the Company.It fa desirable ‘‘Honest money for all, and that the periion a giying those proxies of free schools for all. There Which wc have a pretty complete list, should be requested to revoke them so far should be no inflation which as on inquiri, it shall appear that they arc will depreciate the one nor seonot now nolder* of the securities of the terian interferanco which will Company. Tito election being over we destroy the other.” deterniinod td bring certain facta to the attention of the Board of Directors of.thc Compnav which in the course ofour inqui- 'REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION—3RD DISTRICT. ricB wc had dioited arid demand immediate ra-s the West arc men of position in the various localities where they rwtide ; but . having no pecuninary interest in,, the Com­ pany or at moat, but a merely nominal one they have left the afftixs of the Company entirely, ’as' wc bdicvWro tho haml* of two or three icAo midc iu New York. They Wert very much astonished, as we after wards learned from source- which we be­ lieve arc entirely reliable at the infonnation brought by us to thmr-attenteon, and hare become considerably awakened to the position which they occupy os trust­ ees for the stockholders of this Company.” ’ the purpart of disgracing , AVTttWOON BK3M0M. The convention was called to order by the chairman. The eommittee on creden­ Absybia—Richard Jones, D. W. Ellis. Baltimore—D. C. Sanborn, Geo. Podelford, John H. Day, Royal Q. Rice. tho Secretary oftlw.Navy Erray trail hwlrtku feror verin^y followed n^ and every soap •fit hA,u .JSwrycs ner.t Bepublic?m official. His own teflti. mony and that oFcvcry chief of bttrtau or hfa Deportment,Lave,. apperentl|r,. Ucn' Carlton—Enoch Andras, H. C. Rog­ ignored. • CAaTLCTOW—John Kcagle, E. H. Mal­ lory, Lewis Durkee, Clement Smith. trt was allowed a hearing, o/Zer thr.re>M>rt wqr well wNiferriyi • 'I fa riov. But I abet tier tne poet offis at the Cor oera aboor, ef Tilden's cleet id, for fonafore the time comes, I she! be in debt to ,. Nuby Gowu^£°st Kmtvci.», I WreirtSf jg^fl fuchcr labor i St. Uofais Mr Robeson’s impenchmcut, aho»ld thn Powers. latter Committee deride that he fa amena­ REPUBLICAN STATE CONVEN­ TIONZ Dewey, John Zimmerman, Hiram Merrill. Mapli Gbovb—Abel Simonds, Mar • froai ta» N. T.’Iudipeedint. Orangzviux—John H. Smith, Jona­ War has always been the hot-bed of than Fox, S. W. Goucher, T. B. Diamond. pape^money ind a national debt. Ac­ cording io Irving’s chronicle of tho ConPkairikvilk—John J. Perkiaa, Waahquart of Grenada, it was a Spanish monk ington Cooper, A. C. Towne, Wm. M. ’ who invented paper money . when tho Scudder. Spaniards were making war upon the in­ ■■ f, nil! !t . i.jr.h-.l 1.1 al Iru; <,n<-. Undtr the resolution of 1(38. no delecate viU be Rltland—James D. Benham, C. n. fidels, who intrenched themselves in An­ entitled to * Mat who doc» not retido in the oonnty ' daluma; but it fa remarkable that in Spain Stone, Jacob R. Dudley. io. W. Hwcaa. now about the’ only Christian country TBobnatplz—A. H. EUfa, 8. B. nt. McMillan. that has not resortea to the expediency of C. T. MncaiLL. L. FrAVLoiwa. Smith, Russell E. Combe, James H. Mc«tao. Sr*VLUwu. anL. Wills, a paper currency. Immediately after tho ti-tes. jcxabd Winoi Kcvitt. Battle of Bunker Hill the Continental ilxiun Wills Congrats had issued two mil­ P Woodland—J. W. Stinchcomb, E. P. I». W. Climxu. lions of paper money, which wus tho H. C. Session, Barnum, Geo. D. Barden, Jacob Osauran. beginning . of our system of finance. 8.8. OLD?. ftacretary. The experiment was repeated. Its Tho report was accepted and adopted, j paper issues were increased from month to The committee on permanent organisa­ month, until the abrogate was $350,000,OQOf. Robert Morris borrowed money tion reported for Chairman, A. H. Ellis, ghere Lu could ne hi« own notes. “Hard CBf A> li.r Ifl’iV.lY •fAL’GOST.A. V. and for Secretary, Wm. M. Scudder. Re' money for the army*' was his appeal to. his port accepted and adopted. ta for the Canal • ot Bknv aad tar tan wealthy knacker acquaintances In 1781 ^«tal that the convention proceed to I i ota Ooanty CoMiaUlM aod for nirii othar ntawfahstanding the relief afforded by the ? "faih Towwhip will be .nUtat to f«mr delecatM. t«i -Jrb theuti, t>Cb»irm»n of lUrry Co. Hooubl.eon Committee. elect a Delegate at Large to the State Con­ The Chair appointed as Tellna T. Hbns^-in cried Uio. naUbh' from bankruptcy by in­ troducing internal taxation and duties on imports. ,A Datiotud Lank was eataWfahcd and ooinagp acts were paswd. . Tho expan­ won* of the State baulf i ciroufation culminatedlh the panic of 1814. ■ A second notional bonk w» organised by the Demo­ crats, and overthrown 16 ycani after by their leader. High tariff or low tariff prevailed for .a season. The panics of 1837 and’1857 paralysed ove^ industry Hayes He was charged fa with weeks ago. The almost unirena) verdict oftboeo familiar faith the testimony, to the offeet that his tredoeeni han integrity. was failed until But no report was made tho Committee reveal thuir animus by say­ ing that, although the tfatimohy'fa“ihauffi- practices, yet there fa ground for grave It baa wot been forgotten how death, and a dispatch, virtually exonera- Otter constituted[ , tool wr .tho Noo York custom-house and , 'poatoffis, the country wus rooined shoor. Tilden's swore point and led. A witness Lie ntennnty In There were’ thb ahny. in the . Convention, which resulted as follow*: of the Speaker’s previous good record ho George M. Dewey received 42 votes. was unanimomdy acquitted. “ tdligence of Democratic constituencies fa on Wednesday the 23d, day of August, D. Striker “ inst. at 2 o’clock in tho afternoon. D. IL Cook P. W. Nfakern The Republican Senatorial Convention District, will day-ofAugnrt, instant, at 12 o'dock Each township and ward M. in the oounties of Harry and Eaton, will be titled to one delegate in eruwot was placed suecessftilly upon the forciga market. ' en­ the Convention. A full rcprescufatioCfa earnestly desired. Township eommitte* i will please give due Bitt the most marvelous incident of the years is heed to thia notice. the grotrth of banking. .When the De­ claration of Independence was signed there l in the thirteen eolo-. nieri There arc to day in the UnitedI Staten HOT chartered States banka. 2,118! national banks, (MG savings banks, and _ 23W private banks—6.066 in all. The । t by the Cou­' The official call will bo published on Thursday. ■Total, . But ’ the Tn- - Political Notes. Portoffioe in the control ur Tammany, he , “ - bin raided onto that nite the eonvensbun 8 again dodged any definite - action on tlw The Das Moines Rtyulrr ttayn that nut de of the profcorional politicians it has it to hear of a t>inglc Democrat in Iowa Necawary for a choke 27. Voted to proceed to a whieli resulted m formal ft two Indhar Budq- bailot, follows : Mr. Wheeler’s letter of acceptance defi.-i D. R. Cook J. W. Stinchcomb 8. B. Smith D. Striker Geo. K. Beamer Total, - NeoUd lMmk> •. On a Pennsylvania Central train one Aty last week, on the way to Philadelphia - Nccreaary for choice 27. The Republican County Convention on fully Saturday w* harmonious. attended, and very The official proceedings else were printed give the naolt of ite action. As we understand the delegates to the State sentiment ' of the Convention they are a unit far Charire M. I 1 in Bpdfah dollars and aided Robert M«rrfa iowBCTyieg the colonies through the Croswell for governor, and probably for the nominaby us a euupk of weeks stare, that until for the nomination of a candidate for Sen­ ator. bed bin distributed ing to eomfirm the witoew p but; in view G. K. Beamer for this, the 15th. Senatorial afore the aettiu of the conveushun to make a rade on the gambliu dem; and the houses of ill-report in that city. Forchnitly we got wind uv it iu time to her it postponed uv faro, at a bank which he run doorin Had it been carried out I shudder to Noo York thrown away upon a party so afternoon, of Saturday, August 19th, inrt. be held at Nashville on Friday the 18th, j— •J”' suspicion. But we her got to work for it. PmouHTM V. Nasby. Wick would like to be Partmaster. P. S.—A serious trouble threatened lory. , we want fa reform," the cient to convict the accused bf fraudulent tieut, that wux intendid for the latitude uv With meh care, and reasonable work. ther can’t bo any question at to the result. The Dimocrfay hci bin out to grow so long that they mill fitc ex men never fought afore, and we abd win. Will. •‘Reform’’ in our mouths and Post-offi- in under investigathm, wlueh was complried and in the Western Diatriet al Middleville The necrly all uv cm. Occasionally an anx­ ious-lookin farmer delegate wood remark, “wulsbel are do with tta> ctntvV f iuri tho sale of a cadetship and WM a long time many other ugly featuren in the case tend­ official calfa will appear ou Thursday. in the country. At. the crisis of the civil war1the Government ^dppted. the expedi­ ent the Continental Coneresa and .re­ sorted to’ paperi- The Legal-Tender and The case of Representative another in print The Convention proceeded to an infor­ the Court , mal ballot for Delegate at Large for State rity at 4 o’clock this their party. B. Diamond and Chas. H. Bauer. hold' at rable. vantages obtainable from such a scurvey partisan trick; would )jara Ixten secured to vention. Tho Repreaentativu Convention for the East District, will bo reached until next swwion, prior to which all the ad­ tin Palmer. French loan, the Treasury was $2,500,000, in debt for current expcoMB and the army was. starving and ., half-olothcd. Morris fashed his own notes for $1,400,000, and Washington's army set out for Yorktown, where the war . ckweid, after |fl2,485,G93 But as it fa Dot believed ^hat < rfapdrt would be Irving—Geo. K. Beamer. Financial ble to such a tribunal. In Noo'York and the East We »hd (wear it’s hard wou- Ex I slid hev to stump both acckuhuiij I have two specchs? aireddy prepared, oue ur wichfa hard moMW and one soft, and the other oratom of the party her fixed theiradvea fikewfae. I wood arjest, now tbit ther may be no mistakes, that a ecmmittv bo appointed in each plare where a apeeeh fa to be made, to nee that the specker rises , aoWrJapd that hegite thcrighl speech start ed. After the reform spoekcr lies made hi* ■peech to the citiseua, ur course he uhood be allowed to get ex full ex he cIkxbcb, .but it wodd be terrible to her him git up ' and make a speech in Hartford, Coanec- Bauer; 2d Ward, Milo T. Wheeler; 3d Ward, 8. C. Prindle ; Ith Ward, Wm. H. pint proudly to Hendricka. likker Tilden Hastings Township—Abraham Ry­ Glover, Chairman of the Real Estate Pool Committee, and Whittuom Chuiriuan -of tine, D. A. Bowker, C. V. Robinson. t - 1 fAr^nW-feisL'i'^.'In'j i IMTT . . . »itj Henry M. Merritt. Hastings City—1st Ward, Chas. II. Horx-Moare Seeber, Geo. W. Valen­ Bascom agio. The pisiform, eau’t help sootiu ih„ Dimoreriay uv the entire country, pertikelerly when the candidate fa taken in meount. It is the moot flexible platform 1 ever helpl to construct, and the Dimocrat wieh can't stand onto it ain't worth the name. In Ohio and Injeany we shel Can- erson, Samuel J. Bid el man. Porter Burton •rwn- »uCy am i " r-7 ■uiMtanahal. . NASBY. Il was’only after a pcremfftry demand, Hcteral time* repeated, that ers, E. H. Sfaaion, J. M. Rogers. prceenteti by the attitude those Senators warm your bowels agin. Under stimulitin infioocncea one kin afford to pay—but to pay this year for last year's deUtn, wich her Hod forever and can’t never be recall,J aac-ti-memory, h a dtaguMm. j or<Mmrf ih. wMi, ulUr <ir4»rJ .f »e'of Barry—Wm. P.Sidnam, W. T. Bar- saw the BKmey paid, and be demanded it it too, on account There AffTntetWUng uv Wka»d with the final ain't any thing in Ufe so dugustin i, payin oM likker bills. That likker e J . V. * > who voted against th^Scn^c’sJ ungdgtion. information perjudirial to that officer has tials as ----LIMO reported ICpUIWM the »»V following pcroom — delegates entitled to seals in thfa Conren’ pore of all this Johnstown—A. G. Dewey, Levi M. of our System. * in the BolknaptmLy *11 Lr ialhe -^-<1 Cox' ^MnmAFyeWWy. question in connection .• M... mittee on credentials John J. Perkins, of the great day of accounts, next November. On motion, the Cbiirappointed as com­ For PrcBident, RUTHERFORD.B. HAYK8. of Ohio. mortgage and ore aafc so tlmt it fa unnec­ essary for th«m to attend the annual meet iDgsof the Company orlqok *ft«r ite interests. In this way the bona fide hdxfars of tho stock arc outvoted from year »oyear by proxies, which, if, they The Growth The evil Castleton. S. B. Smith, rfJEbprnappfa. National RepsbtoD Ticket LD jpvcu cm nwr _ WOCUOh—wu, pade to much mousy in hind, after wick <bey w«re ea enthooataetic tor the great reformer ea anybody., I stood out, Ky_ Th . ’ naturally go to Itepublikin Stat™ Mi|| be giwm to the doubtful ones. Several reformers who wuin’t satisfied with ihb letter. Washington our A. Halstead Eltfa, County Committee. trios to elect delegate to the Stale aqd Confedcrcnw Committee^, compromised. Mm Fire still liar? the canvass showed as follows : For Hayes, ben IOT4 far TMao, 01. remain, four ' St mar mJ- A White Moantaiu excursion party took q vote on Mocdaj Congremional Conventions, which resulted SI follows, vfa.; To the State Ct Wm. P. Sidman, Andrus. They -Lewia F. W. Coffins, Enoch pon, unbowed several ex-Confederate fr—oHhfanu .tabHM- The dde- bed Dur a soldier field, Samuel 3. Tilden would not a cause for which the soldier fought at Smith, elthc chotBe. of mast it natal! I favor of Str, O'Dofin^l., orthact, m m. Britain I The Raleigh of $164,366,- |twi* 'lotkr rrappoK. tBrn K Suttlm Suu. X. C. A , fa frank <W Ite Cteitaa™ 4 item ttat if U><7 U« iV, MU sort about one thou- IteJIfan) were Pei' * . �l^iciiii-lleekl^DplililicapiajiiieL AH* The Nationil Auoclatran Midsummer Holiday Number of serib* SPECIAL NOTICE. MAK TOHCK. nfir’e Monthly BHmiAlFAMtRMAWWMTT. OEB-H THE TE8TTM0NT OFTHE WHOLE WORLD. Bwo« twee Jedri <iCU>S5 u Ae ,deleg.ie *JUio»d Adoption h,ia in E„„u H JI Chicego Ju!1e 20, 21 ,od -j, I for an I risk w couldn't pay but •d him a pig. He got ®*P¥ TU woman . GurdayamlSundayaW r. n. *1 to inlonn Xbe Meed, of ocx^cuH, ie s*ny aad a^deleg couMic^ eoeceroiag The object of thb is tho >n f fcgxn it __________ __ _ hlaiad to oppose the works of darkness, under the ’’“4 0< organisations It b com- ’ ■ i®XWa .drily exevpt ; id%y Numberisvleretad•«. travel. In ths firet place tlierels H H.’» description ef atypical ifC^ vdl»r.-< «•““*“« 7' *U7h ” bidden under <be apt tIvie 0f -HIdmad-»eek Town. Th® readers of Sender will have th. oppnttuni_ m ’•U:know?’ 5”"? °r B,,ried atlse F The Illustration. »f t£b paper are of POST OFFICE, TIME ^RD only»man aha ever h< widoul th. a|mlpaaa a lawyer mv A •• nV grt Hut pir ThJyjUire» heft thrii IfeeMde bf the tarn all of ih.. religious de­ ortavarfy nominations Of our country, eleven ofwbiuh reprraentod M It*, ^gedtering. The association h headed by, and com­ bcut talent iu the country, and u success and steady growth fcave marked its pathway in the part, wc him who Jias said, “In ’ . secret have I said nothing.'' 8 Street lea Paring the past year the National Aww ciation has met the first j>art of an .agree­ by rabing ment,—Via ! ten thcusand -If". ■t'. msadows. The paper emit with three connets by the author—which reminds us that the Midsummer Holliday Number is brimming with, poetry from. IxtginDlng to end—among the prose contributions, and Aren in the edi-; tnrial departments. i “NiagarU" foils eery filly into a series of trsrsl-skelelies. The account printed in the Midsummer Holliday Scribner, and pro­ fusely illustrated, is written by O. W. Holley, a revident of the locality, end probably the' l-cst authority on the sulytat. Mr. Holley 1 .1— __ . ■______ > .L- •______ 1 the whirlpool. Major PowelPe descent of tho 'Canon bf Uta Colorado (tleaerlbcd by Hie Major ilM:.Utoke- Diplheria, Ulcerated Sore Throat, nnd Bearlei deuses of debility, will otfeelarilp neautraliie the peril. -A. CARD TO THE A UKHICA X PUBLIC. only voyage daring. ill farther in the Midnbner, in Gail BaaiUsummer Holliday 5r on the British I’ro. ton's "Neighborly rineee, which inelm_______ __________ _ ____ We shaft ralsntlessly punno any one who imitate* an account of heroisms of thr steamahip "Allanlie" diMater: iu A. this with the ntmeel Vtfor of the law. Wetaost Street,) presented by Mr. Philo Carpenter C. Weehler’s jaunt through Culoradn . and in rU to pm tact I of Chicago to the cause of general reform Col. Waring’s -‘Two Hnndred Miles in a More) Row-Boat, a river voyage through an unfre and especially opposition to secret organis­ qurtiled and moot ancient and inlevealing dia-* ation*. By raising twenty thousand trielof Europe. Mt Barrougs has long been faaiuus for bis dollars by June 1st, 1878, to complete the writings alxiut Birdn: and Miso Bridge*' endowment fund the building with the Cfated bits of Field and Sea-aide, made with sparrows, satid-pipers, and the igbt and Ac., will be deeded to the iwsociation. rest, have been, for years among the frrshimi Rev. Wm. Lentyof Indiana has present­ and most admired r..atril»ntlon«ln tho AeSdeed to the Asaociatiun u farm, consisting of under their control the fine stone future. Chicago, (221 front grid ItKSK’ wyssr West Madison te rtrSS” I'ocnty CMMpoMmr COUNTY trail ii given, alio, of the hero of that extra* iwStaSass,- F-’ver fitlVS notora0 uV^tSnti which places fund, dollars endowment edifice in about . town of "thirty rides." But before we ooms to the anxious traveler, we are lad pictorially. look for atill greater achievements in the future, trusting J M XEyiXS.P.M. .all hollows ohhihit, iWgeyJ ; and pos’d of sortie of the (H 5TY OFFICERS. |prt_. nuriieiari «««nt win run todnA knikj,b wldwat n>nni»< the tisk ofdberder<ri .umwh and ta-ds. wUl r.culmlhe th. tafiu rir. «»i win prar. . met ..reoabl. and wholesome stimulant and mean, of e0BaUrBCtll!< „[ lnttUot. On Ion* — vurwev. wh.ro th. cr«r. of whrilnaor ottar d__. _b.n. to Hit meat. It prospects concerning the success of our cguae. ... , |’>"ub Expr«M.at ■ officrihMre Midsummer HoH- j^^ttan Hortritor'a .SlomZb Dltinra. That ' Pnainixvna-e Jnlv 2fkh. 187«. Kditok Rawssb :— Piles. Fistulas, Strictures, tor j»3PiX“ » u»y. i it will Madison Dispensary, 80 acres of the beat improved land,-worth at least 175.00 per acre, and other pieces of land of smaller dimensions dooatod by a thorough cultivation being an impossibility. different been hare persons who are friendly to the cause. Five College Prreideuta are among tire Association member* of the rt. It 5 e’rlook *• ranks talent some of which first and, other among the Nation. President II. H. George of Geneva College Ohio is Presi­ in our Drop deal Swelling*. l*as*lyria, and StiffJoint". tbeir MARRIAGE GUIDE. OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. Tho Fall Elections. Mr. hm< Rottaynu received hb life if be pemsted in publicly exposing A Hayes and Wheeler Hub was organised at Middleville, last Friday evening. The aecreto of Fne Masonry work in Farwell linll in tho jAign the he fears tunc of them, and entered as fearletdy upon Lis presence of perliapa 2000 persotis, as lie would in any rural district achool in our land. He exposed tho frauds of masonry which had conic under his otpecivl obser­ boldly Saturday instructed for vation much to the interod uf the Astuci atiun and displeasure of the craft. Duringrthe Chicago fire Mr. Roaayne was a member of the Masonic board of relief I. O G T. and be gaveau account of tho proceedings at that lime substantially ns follows. Ninety thousand dollars were sent to the board just after tho fire by various parties, and from various sources fur the benefit of W. C.T., Rev. M. Browning, thormi-l.l) >, .,ne man may know distracted master masons, their wives and another. W. 8 H. J^Dwdlv. Of Him aitouoA MS4.0OO were childn-n. W T.. Mis feu Moy.. used as direcrid, <3<>,<H>0 for rebuilding Masonic i outity Convention mi Saturday, bu» Lodges, fl'.OOrt for famishing elections which will precede the November contest: Kentucky, on the firat Monday iu Augual. ALTERATIVE, TOME. SOLVEST AND DI This election wi'.l>e for members of the Leg­ islature and Circuit Judges. MHEAlabama, on the first Munday in August. / State ticket will be chosen. Arkansas on the find Mbuday iu September, Hints utEcera. Vermont, ou the find Tueoday ia September. This election iefor Slate officer* and memtara of the General Assembly. Maine, on.the second Monday fajSeptcmbcr. Here a Stale ticket will be elected. ! Georgia, on th? first Wednesday in October. --I • u.Z.__ 111 _L_—* . Weal Virginia, on the second Tucsdcy in October. Thia election embraoea a Slate tiekM ami members of the Legislature. la, Draft), Female Weak .Ohio, eecond Tuesday in October. In Ibis Hiaia a full ticket, with the exception of gov. ernoe and lieutenant governor, will Ixi elected Indiana, on the aeoouJ Tuesday iu October. Here a Tull State ticket will be elected. . ' Iowa, an”(he aoeond Tuesday in October Stale officers. / , . , Nebraska, on the iwcuud|_Tuesday in Octo­ nftki Kervwws Syetem nemedkfael ber. Bute tiekrf. 5 li ZI5’’ Colorado, on the second Tuesday tt betober. pomomn a controlUm power or« Uw nar . Slate ticket. . . : . IxHiisiana, on the first Monday in NovemMr! Masonic Judges that hid not suffered from flri flri K **ie‘ least and Uk bahrtce ’ftfoet VeMlinetol^tartratMdjryrt dbeov- 4lh~W«rd Cbucin. W. I. a , Mias out Vow. returned to the parties who sent rill hale dart Bchnrx ntorr W. A. 8 f Mlns Id* Hills. It wilt take G*o Freem‘»* S9.2S which was to proctire coal, food, clothes, oil or gnat and pay rent from the 8th of Orangeville Township Caucus. k B ।'l ,nU of the renomination of the Hon. Julio r. Borrowi. fotconyress. x - October until the first.,of the next upon tho strength of which Onaaamixn Mie*. J-ly IRb. the June, Board of relief published a book (whioh ww shown to the audience) entitled " Blessed Charily as a me: i.. I* IM anmnd by somebody. There |, n, man in the country of stiffer will (U) While Mr. Rouayno was disekwing the*, To tbs County nomiriting convention: ~?ughtalin, Jopi H. Earie. L. A. p. B. PHOSM frauds in the presence-of hundreds, of "IUw Mwm.'aot o°« ■ sngtvUh. at the Eagle school house, near the realdrere of t. P Viantsnd. on Saturday August 13b', 4 0 C .‘C* tn“the dwOTlHen' A,J PREPARED BY 11. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass. for the election «»f a delegale to the County Convention to be held at the Court House on MV Sonhyne Powers and one for D. R. Cook. •rs wm remarked That he had AiUntiun “scalpers"!—The Hayes k Wheeler ■•real;.':;' will meet at the Court Room Wed- L1M buahels. Reporters . the-re™, NMiuar ■ ■ - -------- r„..B »«•»■ •rf- Hayi were present CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. Haiti net. Mich.. Nov. 14 MW. xxWa FOR SALE OR TRADE Valuable inposmatkin. —»---------------- - Nothing wn^ _ djly W-f »t,"d In conclusion, .fMd.7i.aJ- OSE IDUTABLE STEAM 8AW MILL in good order runing every day, ONE HEAVY PAIR OF MULE8 7 yean old ONE b year old MARE, ONE BUGGY tootriy new, aho ONE HEAVY STA­ TIONARY ENGINE, for aria on GOOD TERMS. For partieulan enquire on the representing xxilTmi . "“"W *“.e? TOffiErtMUC »e Bamxx* boulod ' <- declared unamlmoiuly elected as aald delegate. On motion, the Convention adjourne-i.’ J. W. Baartv. Chairman, rf the OeUm*) Union Block,' over Boaion Owl'Store. which resulted in thirteen votes for Wm. H. 12 or I o’dock Mr. Caleb Thompson of Maple time hail his tarn burnci with all its contents ... . .t_r___ -I...., oroi '■ .«■ DENTISTS ! . E. STAUFFER, (Prop. Barn Burned. ‘ Stnital and leckaaical HASTINGS, MIOH. M. Dewey, Beerelary. 1 On motion, the ehair was mithoriife.l io appoint a leRor. and appointed I. W. ('’roomaw. . . ' On motion of F. S. Bowen the Convention proceode.1 to an informal tallol' for ddegatc. Gw. M. Dxwxr, Secretary. By order of Com. STEIIVHOEF &W® CENTRAL HOUSE Hon. James W. Bently chairman, and Goo. popshr. I f the Jouritul and its confcdtraie p-Hior derive (o go where they will be nppre- ben, r.ftbe Allegan Jeumef, sajw; w*v a Co., New Y< gMsaai Dmmbi llili'd world, iu |M th. "kSUK »*J" r.|*~nU»g *• Oregon, where greenback ideas newish* ’ ‘•trianoe t'hilblalni, PUm. Chapped Hands, Jthrumaliuu. The TheReputoUin'.£attusfor.,lhc d*J» Ward average . to-*cb4*»9<> dbtriTdGonlFthe' rU,000 something beW L. II. 8. Mrs it. VECETINE Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vates and Invigorates the whole System. Farwell Hall, into the firat three degrees Though UIoIcLm. .3 also Kwellia >« radically cured if the < ta tho PiUs taken night a Hardly a visitor to the Centennial will be sat­ isfied to go home without seeing New York (My. of the attractions of which ho has read and beard so tuttch. Few strangers, howexur, know of the delightful short trip- that may be made from the city iu all directions, at a small expense. Scribner’s Midsummer Holiday dent, and Rev. Mr. French D. I), of Cin­ chief points of interest near the city. Altogether, this number of Scribncr’a is jiut cinnati b secretary for the ensuing year. what it claims to be, » Midsummer Holiday During the seauon of the AsRoeiakiou Number—to be read under the trees. or by the Mr. Edmond Roosyoe, recej^ly Past sea. or during boum of wailing for ear or boat. It is light, without being frivolous, instructive, Master of Keystone Ixxige in Chicogu, without being heavy, end full of beauty. initiated a candidate on the stage in luauy IctU-rs threnteaiug to take Indiscretions uf Youth nb'iul-1 be in iUuatration of one-fMr. Hnrmug's tuud delightful mays,—"A Bird Medley,"— printed in the Midsummer Holiday Nnmbvr of A-«*sS jt.-W.Bwrt. wsr.ffisxssssw, VSeBTINELSoUby JI DRIKIGISTR. Swict’s Hotel, GRAND BAFOft. BOABD AND ROOM, MICK I DAT. �18. Xnuerb and Ann lenaadrMl HPpBATK OBDEK-n tho beat buggy ctiir risen in the county ot Barry. hS forge* P^*’ ,n lh® shop with Jawn Rich A Bro-, Church and Railroad Street, no™®- o. ___ XXCtf THE GREAT SHOW COMING. entree uv mis M D Recd dtmxen to call attention to hbswWwwSUp, wt~« found at all hours of any d»y, ready t0 any work in his line, from putting a ne* ■poke in an old wW, to tho building of ripiminm onpiMB At Hastings August 14th THE LEVIATHAN COMI2STG.' LAKGKBT SHOW UPON BABTH-Hlppodrome. Maoanrte. Ciroe*. Mardl-Gra*. NEW ADVERTISMENTS HOWES’ $10,000 CHALLENGE GREAT LONDON THAT CIRCUS-HIP PODROME Sanger's English Menagerie of Trained Anltiiftlt. Mardi-Gras Carnival coMBur-a-Tiou. Great London Circus, Sanger's English Manag­ er!# df Trained Animals PROBATE ORDER: AND MARDLORAS CARS 1\ AL, Owns aad dally exhibit* tbe BatGmjuf 5Mnhi Wails tatnv meals: I eat what I like: and whenever I feel under the weather. I retort to my Tarrant's Scltacr Aperient. - ------an. and violent r. In the 810,000 CHALLENGE THAT HOWES' GREAT LONDON CIBCI S, Etc., Etc., Only Ureaae ef Fear Kerri Brecri I U-r< -— SALE ON EXECU’ I of the Circuit Conn for the . State of Michigan, dated t 810,000 PETERS MUSICAL MAGAZINES CHALLENGE THAT HOWES' OBKAT LO.NDON “‘DarcnoMAKcr, or hodl charming.” X Bow either eex may foaeinato and rain the mueh Marie a* the u&emoney weald bay In she* ■old. A eaeer book. AddremT. WILLIAM A CO.. Pub1*. PhlUdelpha. 810,000 LOVSEHOLD JILkLOD CHALLENGE THAT HOWES' GREAT LONDON ( UM I S, oeal Marie. eoatablnrall i »y Han. I>anx*.T«o«*a. Etc., LANDS HOMESTEADS. Every Failure Advertmed Truly Exhibited. brakt rellabjelafortnallon, wb* cheap FARM, or rovernmes the Sew yobk MILITARY AGENCY Etc., Emblematic, Historic, Amphithcatrical, Allegorical, Etc. Every Nation of the Glofe stepmotled. Only One Ticket Required for All ’ PROBATE ORDER. STATS OF MICHIGAN. County of] ETEBS' VRGAN 0ELECT1ON8. More Perfuming Animals than any other Ten Menageries in lhe World! THE ONLY ZEBRAS RVZR SEEM IN HARNESS. Specialties. our areal feature, THE GRAND MA BAH-GRAS CARNIVAL. Berea Mamure Gold Chariui-. Five Performing Hephants, live Performing Royal Bengal Tigm, Six Mmtur African Hyena*. Two Roman War Chariot*. Roman Charioteera, Fearlee. PavaUora eacortit>K Greetea BmuISoo. Degeal Ceatnme* adorning shapely ladiea. The Spirit of ' <<'—Waahlngion l efeyrite. Goddcaa of Liberty, William Penn, Brother Jonathan, aad hundred* of Conti­ nental Charaeleru represented. Rephaul Courting. Hurdle Racing, etc. We uae our own R»ee Track. Bead «mr $2.*dl.<n> Challenge- Four acre* of Exhibition Tenia. Ha* no equal—no ETERS’ 1 ARLOR MUSIC, 810,000 CHALLENGE THAT HOWES' GREAT LONDON CIRUI S, Etc., Etc., Owm and daily exhibit* FRRI la the yebiU street of each eltyer pUaeef axhibitiM. «dtbs lancet, aeeet eeady and xaacalloenUr eoustructed 85,000 CHALLENGE nine all the latest and beat Danee and S Marie by Rural. Cam. Wamtaa. Wttau*. l‘*oau.etc. HOWES' GREAT LONDON CIKl'I S Own* aad dally exhibit* the only Potoquslne io REME DE LA VREME 35,000 CHALLENGE THAT AT HOWES* GREAT LONDON CIRtT; :N TELEGRAPHY 25a^L“r^T&,-y^vr 485348532348485331142323482323 SOLID WEALTH 86,000 CHALLENGE EWErni Ht BSnSROUflC fflUEHR 8600,000 IN GIFTS mt Um Grand MABDI-GRAS CARNIVAL I eel*in biaaty. waadir.and aaaraltade, any At pnb evw bee. npCS^the GrauMt^FOb'tMe ever Preaeutad lo th* Pnblie AFORTOTEFOB. ONLY »12 MUX. D0CKRHX, THE BKAmrui. F > ai»l A X AttTWT, aad Ctrnmytoa remri. rrtorij^. lleotU Art, and Kwr-lfm*. Mbr tn «h* WorM, all o< wLUh U aawsatUHsM wltbmR eadOte. bridte.'Or tra|4ar*. (wyna the leu* la. A. of b«r hoomfc. HAoeoltorptitniTo FnoDt'CR WEA W4DAL. THE KENTUCKY CASH BI8TRIBUTI0N COMHAHT THSKSfttT,-AUO/ol, 1876on which oooarion they will diriribata to the tiek et holders the immense sum ot $800,006 00' Tho*. P. Porter. Kx-Gov. Ky., Genl Maasxer. TEN PIN BALLS 85,000 CHALLENGE mare Biapbanu than any other renews I 85,000 CHALLENGE Ateo WO Mtxnsai. K<i<w**ri«aaH. 0> wu*tl.. A/n. UUc. Blppodroasrik. AaHdUirantrel, u4 AaUpaUu Arttrt*. »U uf wl>kli ere HrsVelsn In their ssrtowe sped- 85,000 CHALLENGE ■twerwh u. SSalCwM *. S? >5,000 CHALLENGE >50,000 CHALLENGE I � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-03.pdf b25ebd4b96d56b79a3cc29ec1dba0983 PDF Text Text ;UHW NO. 28. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1876. THE YANKEE SHOOLMISTRESS. Mis Wardlow, give him a place “Has William told you what done, Mr. .Tillson?" “Yes and I nm prepared. I think it is any sign of d^alb for a___ OF on IK make his wilf It Is a pity to defer; it till sicknesn reminds ns that wc are mortal, but it is better late th an never. The papers were all1 prepared mid ready to be signed and. wiuxwod, before ilxn A.... .. ..«. ^.a.4 He willingly accepted of the guardinn­ ship of William and hie 'property, for the ' At noon Mrs. Rogers came in, aud tar rent of h» minority, in case of hia fkther'a death. He and Mim Wardlow witnened XT Ji’S the signing of the will, and just as the I by their father, who Sow slept quietly. snn wm netting took their lean-. “Mr. Rogers is terrible fuasy," his Entire KattafaUion. wife remarked. ■’Bufcausc I said somo■k in Barry County. The next Monday morning, Mixa Ward­ thing to William thr< morning that he , did not like, he jusi'lrctted himself into a low and Hugh Marston left Colchester. It was a beautiful May day. It is de­ ture. upon Jiaving anything happen to ex­ lightful at all times to view the varied ’ cite him. 'I with William had staid landscape* of New England’,*■ changeable i away when he was well off.' Wc did not scenery. Il is hardly passible to say at i want him ; there is plenty of help to be what season of.the your it is moat beauti­ had for money. I suppose he u lunging ful. Ilngh waa iu wwtaciea of happiness. ! around, in h..pra he will get something He had never, since hi*. earliest remetn I more out of Roger"; if I can help it, ho brancc, left his retired humble home. won't get a eept. He was always get­ True, he was not a native of Colchester, ; but he had no distinct remembrance of ting Theodore into sou»c scropa." It sometimes Which fa th. b»£t (.im* Wheeled Alnchin.- in the Market. Call mid “I cannot think you are right- there. '! any other residence. | ‘■cowed as tf lie eould reinember living in ’ Ho hi a very steady young man.” '-Folks don't know him as I do. I a fine house, with carpets and elegant ' furniture, but if he tried to think mure I shall never forgive hi in far bringing The- j Both Ehiinhed and V'nrinisticHl. । odore out in the tcrrildu Ixisineas last 'I of it, to recall it more distinctly, it would ; all seem confhrion, and heconld not tell River* Vibrator. Buffalo Pill*, Ohio Swctipataltcs, 1 winter.". Michigan RwubMWakkw, ai.so the Ririhali, cijover "He wax obliged lo do it, in order to ■ whether it was a half remembered drcam or a fancy, atirred by hearing his mother tell clear liimself.'* " •Who would have cared if he had- of her home after her marriage, on the bcerrconvicted ?" - beautiful banks nf the Hudson, where he Misti Wardlow looked al her in aston I was burn. They arrived at Fairhaven in the early isliinenl. "Mra Rogers, hi* father and sisters after-noon. Tho clergyman happened in at the station jurt ns they arrived, and wuuhl have eared I" She was surprised nt the effect her ‘ took than directly to the parsonage. ‘•Indeed, Abba, I shall insist upon it, words produced. Mra. Rogen, .sprang I from her scat, her fltce purple. For ai aud Mra. Corbin will be delighted tu re­ ILteting^. April 12, 1876. . moment she remained standing, then i ceived you." ‘■You arc too generous, Mr. Corbin, and staggered and fell backwards on the | I dislike to make your good wife so much lounge. trouble." Colcholer ‘Tn this thing ki “As if Abba Wurdtew over made any Has it got out?" "Of course it has; you did not exfiect one trouble I But there ia uo use in dis­ always to keep it e<met-a!cd ? It seems cussing the question. You know of old that my will «law, so you may as well strange that you tried to do it." Ellen came to Miss Wardlow's aide, submit with a good grace. I toes this and whispered in her car: "Is William young gentleman belong to you ?" '■Yes, sir ; this is Hugh Marston. His my own dear brother, sure ?" An affirmative nod was tbe reply, and dying mother left him to me." "Ay ; well, he and my Henry will made the little girl darted from the house, and randoHii t«. the field where the young man a good span. He is very welcome for your sake.' was plough’ A pleasant welcome waa given by the clergyman's wife to the travelers, aud brother William!" He held up h» lior*^, and turned to Hugh thought the folks in Fairhaven the child who came bounding towards esteemed Mina Wahllow as much as they did io Colchester. him, with her eyes sparkling with joy. "My dear Abba," Mra. Corbin said, •My owu brother William I Miss Ward­ low said so,” and she clasped her arms after tea, “you do not know, bow glad I was for you, when A heard of yAur good around hit l»cck. ’’I.ittlu nialer I have known it a long fortune; 1 knew you could 'doso much lime. I cnuldu. ver have loved you and good with your money. You know the value of it. Mr. Corbin says you wrote Mary .*» if you had not berm my1 fistent. d What did it mean, that father took your stay would be. short; wc nil hoped you would come back to Hve." yntt from the asylum?” “I expect to have a pcnnnx.nl home in ’ -J cannot tell vou, hut run l»ack now." William followed her/to Um house. Colchester. A gentleman has engaged my Miw« Wardlow smiled l*:r welcome., and services, Mra. Corbin. 1 am to Im* mar­ his lather’s wife hid her face in the pil ried tho 1st of Jone. You give me your best wish ch, 1 hope?" lows of the lounge. •‘To be sure I will; but I never thought “William, your father has been telling of that. Somehow I had thought, you me about you." i ma s.— .. I «i‘d not Wte™ ke would not be apt to get married." “Why not? I can imagine no reason would die and uni own mo to the world as why I should not" hb< *.n." t “ I do not know that there ia a reason; “You have known it before? ' “Of courae I have. Grandmother told mo who I wax, mid 1 can remember Aunt and yon have seen so much trouble Lucy Merton, who was always telling me sorrow, and I believe the greatest reason is of my father ; I was not ashamed of him if that 1 did not think you would ever find any one who was good enough for you." h<* waft of me.” •‘Ob, my dear Mra. Corbin I You do Your father was not ashamed of you ■ he took the txiurac lie did for peace. h-*l not know how faulty I am I I do not look for perfection' I should not have bocn a your dinner, and when he wakes up you must go in and talk with hhn. You will fit wifrfor . perfect man. But you believe in happiness In kho married life? forgive him, Williom, us you hope to be I am sure you are a happy, women." fnnjiven?” . IM, I know 1 am , um ocriviunj, * “I have nothing to forgive him now. I would not have changed places with believed If before I was married 1 could Theodore before. W my father ran only have looked forward to the cares, anxietieM and trials that there awaited me, and .ret well, so as to know how much I love him, ll will U, mow h.ppio«> Uun I through which I have safely pored, I WWMpwtal I.WIjnM bj h'” should have shrank back with fear and trembling. Yet it ia better that we can­ Mid ba aib« not look into the vista of the future. . I w„ ;«.la allws «» "jlbaa. did not expect to find" my future life a aoene of unalloyed happiness ; I expected W Jtinn »P lo 0“ b*We, l>« [taped to pass through homo trials ; but, Abba, the ontstretehed band; “How are you I always have had strength equal to my feeling thia aftero-on, my fcther? “My son, can you forgive me? Lan day, and I believe that my happiness has been greater than tiy Bufforinga." you love me now ? ' Several of Mire Wardlow * old acquain­ “I have always loved y<m;l sunpeacd tances dropped in for the evening, and I know why you did as you did. 1 feet ureatefal for the kiodnras yuu haveahown among them the gentleman who acted as mo; lam no woroefor whatu pasaed. It school committer. He proceeded at once UNPARALLED SUCCESS 25 sold last year and every one gave THE PEERLK8 COMBINED MACHINE WITH fte JOHNSON RAKE,' TRIUMPH SINGLE KEAI'Eli SEETHE BAT yhe^jni-Wecklv HepUWiMjitawcr. LATFORM BI GGIES MESSER & POWERS R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON .1 .’HD BUSINESS CARDS. DENTIST HichitaB. Great Bargains lent •iiftn fnnd Tkqfjrt Siek and Affl of if \ stings and The SrnW^American Organ, HAZELTON BBO.'S PIANOS. ERNEST GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every insFaSenHWWan-anted. Old Piaes aoi Ortm taiea ii fw 1,51 °BB’ R D BULLoSiCWolesale g.nt f»r Michigan, wake tillArriaga wlieeU stopped at N^h °Ho°8ae.d "’d Rapid6’ EaM 8BK",a* and I of inteWgwce pa*d Fh"n<7.r O. BROWN, Piano Tuner. the A look him and Uc b^ ^k With the as-iotanee of Hngh anJ Hen­ ry Corbin, Abb* transplanted beautifhl plants tu hloonnuppM<h«niHMri grave. The headstone lia4 > Mun already placed, under tho direction, of Mr. Corbin ; It waa nnosu-ntatioui with uamn and age of tha engrHPd polished surface, and thar text; Vjle giveth h& beiovad ateep."^ f ’ Bordur Life,- Put. Tho terrible fate of Coster and hia T gal­ lant three hundred adds ‘ another tragic chapter to tho great book of Border events, whM& beginning dates from tho earliest'acttlcmonts of our country, 'whose end will be only when the Indiana as a race shall have become. extinct. ■ . The horrors of the *Modoc cAmpaign are yot lhesh'in our memories. The his torn Lava Bed.*, Indian eunnlng baffling the skill of our soldiery. for so i loog;. a lime, savage malignity .culminuring in tho death of the Grave (Xnby‘land othera whose miiwion' Tfas ‘ hbdbritlle treaty and peace—all these ore still vtunimte'Wxl with a ahwdder.- Wmii pmallcls in device . and atrocity are t ouly found in flic deeds that -conipose the his­ tory of the “Dark ami Bloody Ground," or among those which ^mark du thtaody •tracks of the treatherotfe 'Mn&im,’. des cepdiug from their GraaULalre iastaeMea upon tho unsuspecting tribe* aud" ihUlements of the Suw|uehnnna and tW gheny. So with this heart-rending atery of Custer £ml his umiii^ wJwhhas, sprung upon the country so suddenly, and which is being read amid team .of burrow and calls for vengeance, front one end of the land to the other. -Soinc way find ite parallel in the history of IjeoraJas and his three hundred; sonic may jeak for like sacrifices amid the aaosia of she Scottish Chiefs or Polish Patriufa. „. But it ia oriBy when we turn to the dr!! lure chaptcroaf our old Border history that wc reau anu re-rcau, in nucnaineu ionn the bloody story of, Bose Bud and Big Horn Rivera. Custer and his throe hundred, ambushed by a wily foe and melting away in death lie fore odds ren­ dered doubly and terribly formidable by bewildering shrieks aud staallhy smxfo of fighting, recall with vivid effect the trsge-' dy of Braddock's Field, whoaa.detaila are graphically aud fnlly narrated , in fM wonderful book, "Our Wratewi .-^order One Hundred Years ago."* (Jr if other parallels be sought, they abound in tht; same brilljant, stirring and faithful volume.<4 .*• Horn, Canby and thia Lava Beds,. Modoc and Sioux, are but repetitions, now faint­ er, now leraer of Dated! and >>My Run, Crawford and Battle Island, ' Har wer and the Miami Towns. The new story, whether of victory f of defeat, massacre or escape, cuiuung .,w adventure, treachery or dash, hardship' or retreat, is but an epitoax- of the * old filled with iia qnamt and primary^,4j>*rtraitures, haloed about by thrilling' tradi- ihu our » wnft it tod these our dwelling places were scenes in the midst of it. , ... *OUR WESTERN BORDER 100 Years Ago. A new and rare Historical _yo)utne of Border Life, Struggle eod Adventure, by Charles McNight, Ewj800 pages, Price S3. PuUjs&d • by J, C. McCurdy A Co., Philadelphia, Pa, Cincinnati, 0., Chicago, BL Lou­ is, Mo., and sold by AgBnte.' For terns and Illustrated Circulars addrer** Uie The Vernon /tanner published hi Ttin- ninga county, Indiana, inform* >H jkirtions who lost farms, land or nioney through die swindling corruption kttown Fort Wayne and Southern Railroad that the instrument liy which the swindle Was perpetrated is on file in the Rceordefs office in that county, and has on it the name of*Samuel J. Tilden,’' the“trnstee'' through whom it was aceompluffiteL The Cincinnati A’ayKircr supports Gov. Hendricks in such an •awkward and la(Lhanded manner as to be somewhat annoying. For instance, speaking of Hendricks's attempt to 1 annonise . Tilden at the Saratoga meetup, it “ gr. Hendricks *as salting tttiMfflNfi Eastern Democrats when He Was endravunug to eateh the Extern coon. He w't there to Mirnir up thp 1 feeUngnrfU;&m«a tMs. . 8« b-« 1 soothing and oompboeutman. -Bit-4uM’ get holdof Got. Hendricbrbn the-4 fMIni ' ‘wr.h Ills'- V.1 '*xd �bed-ticks sr to.y ... .^3^" OUR NEW YORK LETTER. up the anYahha moment tlTe flag wra thrown int lUpnb’hMn pwty, k*»e «» in out lhe Tilden and h 4*»<*'» io the X). If we are con- ( Dry W-ther TlOjflw* U,. pwiotim of U.8. O~>| the spring of 1877, immediate tinned in vicinity Was teni into ribbons BOUBting to 121.000the boost by tu- wind and had to be taken down. a JI ™ra«pmU« »ith <1» arma — » ■«. •. (retting th* ft? । Without anvjMTSiire 000, will d«ro<icu to that prweul rtwdwd bMiw; Nlgbte - TM Tilton Family 8rt, »fl by a rinMg'ISnd Stokaa In Aubnm-Haailh “d -The Conneticut political oorruapondent are than Iho average Bourbon politician or t whole nmmtot; imd rf the New York Naw r«»a, Jaly «M. 1«« condudw that [soon as the bfindsfrll 4 organ is, to shake their confidence in either. were compelled to do it, », <i;.. | •/ rj _Jfo of the negt 'four 1Conneticut i* much more certain for It would also save them a world of trouble MIT WX.VtUXli ■« It baa been fmrfitlly dry in die oily ail WM to iuteme 111.: to .. .mm. —w bounty and general fund ]Bayes than it was far Grant in 1872 and ifonce for all, (hey would learn that the (to-room, would bob. iow debts arc liquidated there will remain only ,will give a larger vole for him The prob­ Republican masses tolerate the broadest the canal debt, amounting now to between ability, ho reports, »that the Republicans WH011 wnr .1 mullm u>MUi»e<l U>«1 lhe nine and ten mtlliowrof dollar*. In 1877 1 WUCT mpplr uT lie atj might ML X™ »hrty every night fcr 0Vrr it will ] York ia supplied from one sounw, Croton To the poor i^ew York J| x^,.„ millions, terrible. Inifc winter tluv ftX . - W> MHWliitriwt «n .gxrM-i” minority report of the N'nval Committee River, and the water for the entire city i* death, and in (he sumuu-r th< v One of tho most important ■SZ *”*•*“• ““iM >" . »lr- TUJ*".b“' which has been investigating Secretary brought in one pipe. Imagine the d istresx* Tha weatlu-r ii still hoi |,ut a \ ' that woddbeocoudooedwny accident, euduwbl.* debts will be to relieve tho jxwple' of the that leader doesn’t know yet whether hu RoIkwd MicUcaM State from the annual payment of >4,000, ocoond officer will let him fight on a specie Thia report fully exonerates the Secretary that pipe should be drotroyed • I magibe n TILTON. 000 nf taxes." ' Since my last there |,„\ basis, snd so that aggressive letter remains from any wiflfttl transgramon of law and million of people without water;! But, a* hidden, nnd the only real aggresireness shows that the points made against him by dry as it bos been in lhe city, it is nothing otar Mrs. Tiltou. Siu- has yignifirti i , PontiCTl Note.. thus far recorded is the affair at Hamburg, the majority of.the oommittee were only to what our neighbors in New Jersey have ' i* 'for Prorident S. C. possible, by giving undue prominence to ■uffersd. The whole State is as dij as a lar, upau which she is no» fifh- y, MWTHHRFORD B. HAYW, GncsetX***® whom Tilden s barrel ** - Tilden's letter of acceptance : “I accept powder horn, and the Jom to th* farmers Children hereafteru, Jitc I .d. !• ofOMo. and gardeners will he iswmv. The chouse, and ti>o probaLil..y k ] the nomination. . The people wanted ma, The' Preside^ has appointed Gteen B. and so I engineered the Convention nnd vegetable crop k nearly n total loss, Ao much-wrocked family will, ln-rcifkr ate soms^mjK Uk« |«« By I be £ WILLIAM A. WHEfeLRR, Raum, ex-Congressman of Illinois, to be got the nomination, j The people know me has been apparently abandoned; but that berries dried up on the bunbre, and the people of Plymouth t iiun-h not ufNew York. Commimionwr of internal Revenue. and it is therefore iiancecssary for me to the time required may not be a dead loss, apples arc falling from the trow. Ia parts bur properly. Since the trials I thn The New York TWbnrte intimates that define my position. lam for reform ns the testimony ha* all been referred to the water has been procured for how-c p*rMr. Hendricks will be tendered the vacant that word i* defined hy the Democratic Judictaryt'ornmiUee with a requset that pot>CM with difficulty, and stock has suffer­ of the ladies of the cotigr.k-atL fiarioed terribly. So hot and dry u season has .called upon her. They .|i<j „iic » place for .the Vice Prt*ideney on the Pe­ party.” the Secretary be impeached, should the Dta bmm known for eighty yuan. pane of fl *00 for her at' the rise of iL For Repnwentotive in Congress, ter Cooper tickci. As this A call has been issued for a Greenback evidence*warrant sueh a course. trial, but never a cent More. n^InrotU District, The Fort Scott (Kansas) Pionrrr lias Convention in Kentucky to nominate an more leaves lhe innocence of Mr. Robeson in any way taken any trouble t« ree ttai JONAH H. McGOWAN Bosinwui is as dull as ever, but some of alu: waa in comfortable ciminuiiujwa. Mr dropped Mr. Tilden’s name and put up electorial ticket. An exchange remark* in doubt with those who have not had the the merchantr arc hoping that with the Boodimyf.r whose mke she siiflend m of Coldwater, Branch County. Peter Cooper's, and other Kansas papers thi» a man who wants soft money and opportunity to follew the inveatigatio© fall there will come a revival. They argno much, has been as Mgligrat a.« lhe other, are following its example. repudiation and is not natisfl' <1 With the closely. it is proltably hoped that some that prices having got down to sotnetiiing and among them the pwir liitfej L»dy hu ’ Repnblican leadersjn . North Cairolinii ilemocratic party. reHemble* (he dog that converts may bo made through such trana- near the bottom, merchants from the inter­ bad a hard time, and will bav<- a border “Honest money for all, aud predict a majority of from eight to twelve dropped a real bone in ordcr.to jump after parent trickery. 1’re.udent Grant b receiv­ ior will eouu? to New Ywk and buy, ami Rhe has already kept boarden and. iik<% that (hey will bur more liberally- Then iuMiu; to keep h<+>wlf, and but fur thfree schools for all. There thousand for Hayes .and Wheeler, but it* shadow in the water. ing the commendation of a great many they count on i he low cost of passage »«»«} relief Theodore h» < ik-n.ied to br. .should be no inflation which think the State ticket will be doser. 1 friendly, freight to attract buyv-n* to flik market . L Il was the youpg and sprightly Tarbox people not overwhelmingly, would -have suffered for food fo «t. It will depreciate the one nor eee^ Kx-Govcrnor Curtin, of Pennsylvanyi. usually bccauM of bis understood hostility insist that they arc wrong. The jobbing terian interference which will and General Banks, ^f Mawachu.vctt.i, of Maroachusetts. who shook hl* flowing to the iniquitions River and Harbor bill, trade is lost to New York forever. The is notiuiporeihle that the twjinimoy oklocks at the Tammany liemocrate ua Tues­ together again. destroy the other.” merchants ofChitago, Cinanasti, St. Lou­ have lost the good vopiaion of Democrat a Frank Moulton is:- after Ikvtbrr >pu day evening, and quoted the Book of Gen­ which gives a flat xmtraction tn Democartis, Toledo, ami the otiwwwbqlemdinx fwuirfs hotter than ever, and In- »w.ur< that k by declaring for Hayes and Wheeler. ic profemion of economy and retrenchment esis concerning the fall of man. He told in the wret can buy of the manufctturera The Washington city Board, of Health, ebren all about the tree of knowledge, and and ought to shame a good many Repub­ just aa cheaply •« can the New York mcrfinds itself much cripplej by toe Democrat hi* auditor^,' who took it fur a sharp sally licans in Congress. It b now thought have the power to dd it if hr ran ever gtt ie reduction of their appropriations, which on tho common scboca question; greeting that it will be killed in the Senate, but coat, they can underaell the New York into a court that will give him a dur. jobber in all American good*, and. thauk Tlk- public have, however, lo-t intact in prevent much necetuutry sanitary work. him with rapturous applause—when he should it reach the executive it would Hayes and Wheeler clubs liare been the matter What it want* » a fn*li. likely be knocked on the head by a veto. sat down. healthy scandal. ' organised in every ward in Buffalo, and At a cauraa of Democratic IteprreenlawtnKKs. on the 3d of August there will be a grand OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. the murderer of Fbh, ha*, km reawred ratification, with torchlight procession, etc. the clausa of the Resumption Act fixing the to Auburn Prison, and he know, for the dale of resumption by a vote of 47 to 24. be the financial and inq-orting centre of first time, actually a ronrict. At Sb»According to the Jackson (Mias) dot­ WASHtNutON, July 28th, 187(1. Sing he was a clerk in lhe effire of a duxBut it ia still in donbt whether the infla­ ton. a Democratic organ, the Miarisippi With a view lo conceal th* dreertion* manufacturer who employi-d prisoo kbit, | Republican* are grti mg ready to bring out tionists have a majority in the Banking from theirjown ranks and to divert the at­ and be richer ricpl in a cell. t>r eojoytd and Currency Committee, thus enabling W^WSL afiarSaFto their strongest me# for Congress in the prison fair. There he had a pnery gxd tention of the public fiurn tho tatter fends, them to report a bill for that purpose. time, and was as comfortable as a tain ns; threateningn total disruption, the ex-' d welling*. Aud the end is not' could be who under waiorestraint. Bal iu caudidalre for Governor in rebel Democratic lenders devote much* The excitement aver (bo bill of the com Bents hare shrunk two thirds, and Auburn It b quite different. Mr. Stokey"*0*1** 0,1*“ .North Carolina, Vance and Little, are stump mitteeon Miacsaud Mining authorising time to producing a misundentanding be- I has on him the prison garl>. k* praetiers Br miu£ * j ing the State after toe d<l plan, together (ween the 1’reridcnt and General Hayes. the lock-step, he cats a- d->.<>ili<-r priiwro .ro ChataMs. , dhridmg the time wWi hash other. This 1 as a legal tender, and providing for silver count much on New York. The West and is Ireat.sl precise!} as the rr.4 ire. In their desperation of purpose, they report ' i ---------। plan insures lively campaigning. inflation to the limit of the silver bullion holds the key to the poaition, and k al­ For the rest of his term Mr. Stokes is tho Republican candidate as very anxious ■mmMIobm DMrM OsavealtaM S*mI IM> ' ... ■ ' _ . . ,, ways will. likely to know what it b to be a prisoner j It » now about forty days ron-e Hayes to repudiate “Orantbm" and that ho b in earnest. He growh ak»ul it. but to tuKAMVEl. J. Ttl.bBN. ----------and Wheeler were place! in nomination by only restrained from an open avowal to that offices throughout the country, has some­ purpose. He is too old s waulwn to . the Republican party, aud not one word of effect through fear of the damaging conae* what subsided, although it is not apparent excite any intercst.^wd be will sene hi‘ personal dejraction.qr even campaign scan­ quonce* on lib own prospects. On tho that the infatuated advocate* of ihatmvas- Prcoident, b probably the most unfit time out subside into a coumxm knfrr man for that position that could have beendal have lx bn uttered affecting cither. when he b dhchargeil The way <d the other hand the President is repruwoted as selected. He b a born aristocrat, and b transgressor b hard. Eren Josie Mans­ Gov. Ke Iqgg report* that everything is very indignant and angry with ' Governor For a day or two it, Rooked as though it field, who lured him to hw r!R >. laughs »t harmonioa/ tfn the Republican ranks in Hayes, and bis supporters and as already— would be tniwd though on a sort of him as a billy fool, who made zsa unples Louiriana, nd this party ia entirely united, jurt upon the eve—of filling every federal “tidal wave" but the sober seermd thought sent thing for her by bb fully. Republic,a for ton first ‘rime in eight years. If there office with hb own personal followcn. set­ TUI IIE.11.T1I of the city han improved «*mting his party at defiance. A map rfy tot the absence of several senators to accom­ arHBUfAH XOMIMATING COWEK- ia a fair election be considers the State sure for n^cs and Wheeler. . after the manner of Napoleon III, and the pany ths body of Senator Carpenter lo hia the Manhattan Club, and he never would what urith the reduced temperature, b« i U»c mortality, especially among chiMreo. former home in West Virginia no vote will have beat a Deaoocrat, only for the rea ­ The Wffot Yirgini* correspondent of permanent establbhment of “Caosariam" w still frightful. Twelve children di«d ths New ¥i Mr 'ZfereM thinks that, Mist b darkly foreshadowed aa among the be reached in the Belknap case until next son that through his mouvy lie could con- yesterday, out of one tenement housc.1--. .l____ I • * . State may fivo a Democratic majority of possibilities of the next few months. The Pimo3,000; but With a determined effort, such President b pictured as daily indulging hb and ambias the Republicans will make, vven than “unfortunate habits of intoxication,’' living ia manifested in the final rrewh. It is pre­ Aad there in a constant whirl of Bacchanalbn license dicted that kll Um appropriation bffls Wore I and revelry surrounded by besotted syco­ the Conference Committee wifl have been He rw ihctnutJudge Manning.F. Force has consented phants; that under such circnaMtancm the compromised by Tuesday and that aa immediate adjournment will bn had. The i “few reformers" occupying federal offices turned Democratic anxiety over Tilden’.* tardiness TMm the RHbrwr of Obis. 1 he JState Journal" sap: "He are peremptorily summoned before him, uoos. Ik did not pernerve faith with is one ofihi be^ and jurist men in Ohio, and after having their ears cuffed their nones pulled ^and submitting to other indigthat gang even. He took tE«r money, and is also a;man of rigual toility." “nd ihre deser»d th«n when they were fact that Governor Tilden’s claims to be a The decii^d bolt of Indiana inflationists nitM they are dbmbsod from office and Is the Bret logvr Brewed in the MeJ roflartaer tu afl fidse m &et, arid especially kicked out of the White Houre followed is very cruel on'Mr. Hendricks, occuring railroad swinin his own State. He was put on-'the reform lathe State of New York. The thnro assembled. As though thb wm not foei b, ths eredit < regulatiag the finanom voU,-and fti ing in thia hi* usefulnow is at enough to secure the defeat of the party, they consistently report the President as pushed hb way to the front through hb an end. ■ <’ VT WhalMttoMd »*«««•- . ,»j K* being determined to overawe the South by own and hb friends determination and on army of occupation during the fall, activity and he now appean to have Ram, dangerous to him, the .prcaent time rag the tetaGLffor rarolta which behad no baekod up by oceans uf money, that those uel Jo^, Tilden “■ dianoerv’ doridedte ^-i.2 -----Whocantiofbe ...-----------------------Votrsra drlfeii iliruiigh IntlniTb“ »B will cherished towards the •“* of dungsroro vnien, toe which they oungl.ate destroy, with u ftmidatimt, may be Rccured by -corruption. ----- • • grrot “rofirmsr" finds frev]u<mt rxprcmiw, didatefor Pfemdewl Who sought to trid ' Meanwhile Governor Hayes gom nu ea,.them in it. We defy libtoiy to furnish a ten dollar* of tuoir own luonov—ire ideace with which Coverturing rccruHn frtmi the enemy and harparallel. Ukjan. hih own party by hb> manly, The progressive Democratic party han monixin^ ' straight forward courxe. Mr. Wboeler -. .-..uni -V down exp^Kiiturcs which cripple the naif U‘° noU^ »«Uer of Hsyreby one . . . . ... n t.i.. — -• i^.; equally outepoken and acceptable, nnd the service aud incOfivouicnre the public. n. "■'LMrW *W VntA wd I'hk-Hu win Prroident manages te get w wtprisinglv In the month of OeMbor M74, b a public well with his official -lutite, conaWoring hia tdmosi manisral cum(lit ion of mind poetfo Got. ntfirn depicted the finoockl mfcrodddMsyon? boros. Rwrinros meu. be’torn vnd rste the Democratic tirtet. retaining the nwpect of all who come in ^-IRadnMdS^ wr—wrf, and what had been ooootftplahed rontaot with him hy his kindness and The soft mousy papers bring ss Huia nc-.urteay. No one has been frightened by tnJbd Hero Kelly! three srroaliouid fabt-hoods and ho one dothey ocoMiotudly forget themselves and John Stanley -up Uxt until conrawjce poHng‘ftin al him. Thus the feOnal Rcprtta Tictet ♦ ^reEslirTTirtel. ■®k&- fcJrtsss*.'.- I fi.LA»8 AND PAINT. I?® «r Tte Dctrei’ Feaale W. attempt io ptaro the R-publfean party ia an attitude of hostility to the President was through numberfess lying report, to the M_sr,.U4 rer—M Mrs. S. TOWLB. PriaeWWILL RE-OFTN SKIT • t • „ �SPECIAL NOTICE. ..■nistvAvtssswwsum. . The rreningoTJnly HHh, 187C>, trb the lime for the Ragnlar meeting of the Common Council of the (Tty of Harting*. bul there not being a quorum present thi meeting was *<!• joprned, ' GUIDE l.,,l \l. R- «• TIME-CARD .tartav *t H<,R4,mv* llollimurv. Bedford. John. Henry Leweia, Fire Wdnlea George W. Hlocunj. “ I “ J<hn M. Beasmer, •' Chari** <1. Denliey, •• ' asm. Invnriably reap da ampb harvest of health. Direction, sxerstiou and mcreUon ar* rsndsred ranter and vlcoroaa fay thia ralinr tank and al­ terative. and tho essentials ofbaalth b*lnc ascerad. that blsmlnr-natnnlly follows. Nervous diseaam, loUrmittenl asd r*Bittent fever*. rheu­ matism. faUto ususa. and kidney or bladder troubles Present—Tho Mayor, Harder; Aid Evans. Lewis, Russell, Sheldon a d Tomlinson. The reading of the minute* of previous meeting which had not been read and approv­ tian. The IktpubUouns of Barry County ennnot afford to ignore this sentiment. It fa gain­ ed were read nnd approved. ing ground every day, and it will doubt!c'" Petition of Fire Department, thal (be per prevail in the romtag ernnrty conventions. Believing this tu Im lhe case, the Repuldieons recommend by them at n special mooting held at the Engine Room, June 2Hth, 1R76,: cans of I'arltun will bring forward Urn name lo th* following Office* j^Chief Engineer inti of Enoch Amlnm, our prevent FnperintehFirst and Second Engineer* and Fire Wardens of, dam of Behaols, m a candMdte for lhe office of the varioo* Ward*, was referred to Fire Depart­ County (lerk ; nut otdybceanse we beleive him ment Committee which Committee Reported worthy of the place, bul also for uthcr reasons that lhe petition I* approved and tho persons which claim attention. Carlton had never had nor aiM for a place therein named be appointed to lhe various 1 upon the county ticket. Battling againat a yficoa fur which they were recommended, and an motion of Aid. Sheldon, they were appoint­ consideohle Democratic majority, the Repub-! lieans of thh town have for the part taro yean ed aa follows, to-wil: broken the rank* of their opponents and given Wm. F. Hieks, Chief Engineer James L. Wilkins. 1st Assistant Engineer. the county » Rrpulioul Supervisor; and uow to have Wane* Kelly. 2d •• , we feel that wwuerdtn hero and ,11-Arriv* dally. asceHFnpday. ■- at P- m. P. Us--North . Tie Brtf.Hc sksri Use EAST ASD WEST. L. D. Quack exutsu, Recorder. OOVttCtL PMCWIIUI*. „<!• OFFICE TIME CARD for 1st Wartl. •• 2nd •• — tied •• •• 4lh, •• ' r.-rter Bttftun. Cortis Pwcvrr i Ay**.—Aid. Evan*. Mwl*. lluwll. .ShelJ,lB. । an<l Tvmlinson.—Nays. none. AT.?, ABOUT THE COOTTY. | Mr, Aadrtts fa a good scholar, Iwing a grad­ uate of our Stale Normal School, strictly temperate. and of un.|ue»tlon«*l integrity, and if elected we beWvvlhal he would dis­ charge the (fatten of the other with credit to him»elf and to.ibc entire satisfaction of the people. Of the present iucnwheiu we say nothing . but he has held the office fur thrrr ] term* already, and in all jurtice and maon caa e*k itoihiug further. ■; Very B^i^ctf.dly, Report uf Fiannc* Commillee. that the bill The only gre»t Show. is, Itu’aeli, She Lion and At Hastings, August 14th. 1870 This >latimchktb»w<btapnb.vm-Howes' Great oqtiun UiRua. HippudhuMdaamc'nEbKli-d. I*«ag«rie «/Tnsined \ujsaalsand Manie-Ora* ' Sheldon : references, the endorsement nf the l*uWie and lhe l*rews from all cities where they have •*hihstsd. They have discarded all ihe rijectiouable featurve usually found in th* Cuwta Arona; instead uf which they produce no ■ingle feainro lo its patrons ln»t tbove that are Arst.claaa. Th* names of th* performers are printing lhe same after lhe copy u furni>aed. a sure guarantee for the superiority nf their Ltewry and Detint* X Holme*, for doing th* city printing. l>« acc*pt*d. The price la be paid for aaid printiag, ta one elatulr pner for printing the -atnc in both pep*r* Grdcra |.r.-jrtring for you g.. at Istualng n ae«|wlU*4 by the United HUI UFIM IIYttlft two ialfamr fetor a. th«L-power stearin* them, especially tn laealitisa where Mrils complaints af aa intermittent type prevail, and where the ordl- FLOUR, per ewt. UL.M. CORN.imrbMtMl.Mm OAT.', per bushel. BUTTER, perib.. U»lk. MOS, per doren.lfte-. POT ITOES. P«r bush el. &k. APPLES, per bushel. «6e. OXIONS, p«rbnabri..'4MBe. ItKAAti. p*r bnabci.***! A PORK. 17 AMMO. safx Tbs Bitters are also highly desirable as a nthslltae hr the ordinary neevlnM and sedaUves. Ths hydrals of chloral sad th* broadJ* of rote. - efoodin* the brain aad. It fa mW. wrakialn* loni •itT of tbs ytaotu ryilrn aad the Uttar rulals* lh*<Hlc*tion and infertile the Utyxl. Hoitetter'* Bitten er hieve’ the remedial pnrpooe of both Local fibgijiejj Notice,*; DRY GOO' r^/rejv 4 F^L. 439 Where? At A- W. Bailey's Ixtnsdale mt»!in 12 cfo. Hill's ditto ILrts. Shirting Get*. Extra heavy Shirting 12 ck ‘ (ottonsdro 15 to 25 <-t» Good Ticking 12 cU. Twenty bone Corset* -15 cl*. Two button Kid Gloves 1*6 eta. PcerksB Warp 27 rta Bcauliful Shawht ,H5 ci*. Pure Table Linen 45 d*. All ocher Goods in prupnriiou. Call and see for yourself. A full and complete aRiorttncnt r Clothing, xxtanr^if A. W. BAii.tr. STEBBINS BRO’S. ; Where you wul find all kiuda of mNITURE! DETROIT MARKET. I 01^,every Description'1 which we • ' can sell cheaper than any house in Bar­ I ry County, for these nanons: I 1st. Because we bare no rent I > pay i Erase, L*w|«. Ruasell. KhcVfoa «ad .Tomlinson Howes' Great London Circus, HipFor Hale—A Due man- aud colt. I —5. NV’. •our• ^odromo,’Menagerie Mardi Gras Carn- Time will bo given ifdesind for tin appro­ The following named pofs .m* recommended ii'smir.. ved nolo. Jniinireof Morgan Jones. ■ lu aco>rlancc with the flaming i»*tvrs xxiHtf xxlt-H Menagerie mailr It* appearaac* »u th* princi Itexey, Williat Mihurouebthre* U ten u'clock ycaterday. Gning to Kansas or Colorado. ■ »trect pvgeant «»* fully as gnrxeou* a* represented, and exceedrtl anything in the Take the Atchison, Topeka A Santa l-’e wV of brilliant dLpfaywMoh-tom vietied tide ri^fotyaan. The iari-le ailradtfonv Were Railroad; tho new and popular line from | Tumliaaoa found to hr in no degree inferior tu it; loth the Atchison and Kansas City, via the l>*autiThe foll-i Circu* and Menagerie being of nnuaual merit ful'Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, Colorado and novelty. Nadanta Klin Duckrill richly Sprngs. Cucharas, Del Norte, Trinidad, merits the derignation of *mprs*» of the arena Irttngoneaf th* most brilliant, if not indeed Santa Fe and all pbinU in Colorado, New I. Bowen, F- «>: <l*-rgv M. I the anperior of any *.ju**tricnnc in the Ameti- Mexico and Arutona. Special round trip William Tinkler, »!0 !»•; ^ai ean ring. Her hurdln art was a mo*t dashing 90 day ticket* to Denver on sale May 15lh, Ftoeris aud ooitetuamat* piece of horwnanshlp anil al $5(1, taking in the famous watering 1 I. It. Quackenlmeh, fN 0b ; her halanoeing and perfect equlpol** al a places on the D, & II, G, Road. 1h>w em­ I k4 (Ml; Hiram Jane*. AS*; N. H. Garrixm, rapid g*Uon.-aa>aetLlng marvplous to with***. | idoipbu* ]) Hopkin*, k: •*'. igrant rates to the Ban Jtuin Mines. Th* tralMd alaptant* in their ring yer forPullman Palace Sleeping Cars between 1 The following bill* w*ro privenf**!. and aey. luafam atiaaii—*r“irrio“itr leading fantorw of Ihin ta* rnathfaulfoti. Mr. Arstriugstall »een» tho Missouri River and the Rocky mount tain* without change. Cloeo connection proper fond* : ni nd* at K ansae City' and Atchison in Union Depot' For maps, time tabjes and the “ San Juan Guide, address, pcrfooOy do4»y«ud frnihegM- with which T. J. Anderson, ouutharn. OHM. 4th Batter 11417. a>< Gru. Phu. Ayt. K<n. IMMSS XX52lf Topeka, Kan. Honey. 1 waa indeed woad*rflil, end folly All kinds of fruit, candies, nuts and raisins, for sale at the lowest prices by John Stanley. folfovs: Ay*<—Eeaaa. Lewis, RuS-eil. Hhebfoa and For Salm—A valuable young home THE ENEMY OF DISEASE outlay ««> render It une or in* Inquire of Marshall Pricket. and mnlforiou* «‘H lb* road. dealer*. Jamn H NuU**.. Hiram A Burnell, Ndtiihri. ___ Du yon wont the l>nt Havana (’igars TO MAX AND BEAST go lo J. P. lloberut’ fur them, SAD ACCIDENT. I* theQraad Old ' gtxxlM ourselves. ' Sd. litM-ause w<- keep the bent c work­ men. We null none of thia cheap-made Fur­ niture that bt made by machinery. The goods we make 1* mode by hand, and warranted. We inrite all paradna to call andXn*pcct our goods, tor they •• bear inspection. . No trouble st all show goods. Parties having Pictures to Xr*B>» would do well to r • tbom framed ^.os any bouse Ln P .-y County. Ws knee the Ijargvxt aud Beat sellrtfd sMek.ffc PICTURE FRAMES AND M0UI.Dtnob, KKH, . HOIJiEKS, and uverytblug in the Furniture line. W<- invite all persona to call and Look Peerless Milk Safes uow on exhibition al our . Fu*i Ifute Store. AD kinds of work mads to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds o< old fur­ niture neatlvdoDe. WE MEAN BUSINESS! Furniture Dooms south side State Blopposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hardware Store. f feral t'niireotion* herewith Samuel Forbes Seriously Aye*—1 IMvis is quite ■nhlican* uf K*nt county al •»i-u.vl Cun vent ioa y eat erday. •4 CU-l*!!,,. I'.nnrh Cminty, wa* ntxni“Uoi i. Hie llcpuhtiean Oandwlatr for Cwpi.ihfa Diatrirt. 4n*m<«.n, from a five weeks visit to friend* al riiH*Di|.!.i -. and the Centennial. He return* « gted health, and much delighted vrilh what *aa- ar<.| roj.^ed. A wi*cke<t vehicle on Jefferson street ‘*a*>i»h!, indicated"that a •■•Irnnkeu buggy Whitman** Assorted Oandios—the bust n tho market. A' full supply at J. P. WOOL wo® CABDING. MUSTANG LINIMENT, Roberta*. : Tbarwsmds Rivet. WELCOME MARBLE- UNDERTAKING of oxperk-nee, ..O" • 2" ______ and a quiet glam of Ixmwuadc or seme­ thing “more cheering” whv Jurtlat them call at Ralph Jorrian’*. s»d they eat. be temporary Jurisdiction- K"^* party- i In­ This m.raing M ab*«l « • «•<**. «r. Sam- | Our Centennial, WHICH HAS STOOD THE TBHT GF u*l Fed^rtbe lP’Vri'iP ot 40 YEA RS. .Train han brought me a well aamirted THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL diMmred m a beteto- tf^iUoh in !«• * Cut nu the Grand River V»l|ey R. U Me atock of Hoots, Shoes, end Gaiter* for the NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT Litt •fPEtontff. eummer and Ml trade, which I will edl WILL NOT CUKE. NO ACHE, NO PAIN. THAT Al-'FUOTB THE HU­ way down low for Cash. I also ndl the MAN BODY. OR gWBfinpYOF A Singer Sewing Machine HORSE OR OTH ER DOM1*4T1C AN­ right tau4 betegaHo ‘•>lr *• celdmted different Kinds of Sewing Mm-hintw. Neo- IMAL, THAT DOES NOT YIELD Ftirni«bed thia dlai and Maehioa Oil. I al*o sell M ril k TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 25c.. 50c., or tl.OO. Uutfero Pump. HAt?prFBNSA.VBi> TBi LIFE OF J. Mais A HUMAN HELKU. AND RESTOR­ l lpuwite the Post Office ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS It Aroaid. Door , thing p<*«ible nmfar the cireum*l»ncf-« Lg4lU* ■ Hartings, MH*. I. Jkrntt. Pter, Bright** Al ANY A VALUABLE HORSE. • j.iQichier. Paint. Kalamsro-H ItentmU Car. Detroit. PROBATE ORDER? for drill on Friday evening Ang 4th al 7 o closk W tfaplm. MUl-teae Dre****. toekpH. GEORGE 1. HEA THS. H. Ra£r. W**4 “* ■barn <AT.»M "Tltr*1 w . ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE H1BI4C. chine. Balti* Crock. rteansr . W. F. H«*» Httef Bngmeer. PICTURES 1 L. Vaa Itrox-r. L**P PIOTURES1 Grand Haven. , 1 am HOW all aluor in Urn photograph ,Ultah,ia»n «*,"■*«)» buitintw, and as I Imvc made arrangeAdverted Letters. „,„u U, ».J rrtli!-. Ibettcr work than ever, all should call and get a negative taken. The rupen ority of my work in the part ia a mtffident guarantee of fir»t;C work in the >«, »*“■ inHi*-. HuMak future. Hoom* In Wellington Rtock, mr aide State Street. j M. Msvn*. r- MGbi. L. Hxath. »d DIED. • iwt* with |-eculiar pleasure the nomineW-l’.Andnee, late of Prairieville in **'* rya»tr. u> cmJUmi. r.. I).,. tteMVir bv STK1UIU **•'« 1 THE FOE OF PAIN Mr. Rhackxts, Paper--HoldWaLL-PoCXJCTS, fiUPFK*. . xxiStfl member, with the experience of • Hfctime. wlU always (five hia pono&M attentton to this jmrt of their extensive bcalnwe. Hearne and Team furnl*ltod when requested. Jr The Electric Balm will be umJ fatly »i* when dealred. . - n s STEBBINS BROS) ' HasUhfs, Jnly ath.MTh. xxW �J zzx’r NEW ADVERT1SMENTS. G. P. Rowell tya Colmnii. time 1?UUW5 ■ _ riawnwriira and HUHT qbowikg. TWvaremaay man who would go into the gardening and faun-growing bnrfucm ff they could sec remunerating pttjfitaiait. Thousands of men in towns and cities,'wboJre pnearions live*, yet harbg bomb capital, itaagtue that they can go into the country, buy a small &m, and rapport their Lmilta. by grow ing small fruits and carden truck. The aMtot thtoBMMhare had, perhaps, no experience in farming, but they think that to “sun” a small farm, grow vegvU Mw a>dfruita, it require* do great akfll. s>4 previous knowledge rfsaeh bwinew and hiring a man who baa had experieoea in awch‘things will obviate all the dificnltica in the w^y of success. Not oncTnsn in ten who goes into such a businew* without a good knowledge of farm­ ing, Ac., can aocccd. Ker will it do tofcpmi ou hired help, because but few can be found qualified to oversee such a takes many years of ctore, -practical experience to enable a man to make money by it Then if a man be lion, he wouldNot talc‘the aarne inter­ est ia the InuriooB m he would if it were Jww, to *4, noacj bj Aneieg. to ■ttnMlre'butiness himself; and "Like off his coat, and lead in the labor. He should -My, "Come. boys; not ‘-'Go, boysand I advise all persons who. are thinking of going into the above burineaa, without any practical experi«a&* UjAtaMait. fed*, those who have had experience in farming, if not in gardening and fruit-growing. I will give th* ibUowrag advice : expnstto do little work himself. Nor wonld ilk be safe tbe first few yean to de-' pond «• the sale nf vegetables end fruiu fur a living. U« should have laud cn«*»»g> i to support his family, by cluse ecunu-my, while he is getting his fruits in agood state of cultivation. It will toko to> get sward land ’ a year. at leaat. ' in a condition fur r nail ftuits; and two yearn more to get good crops of ’raspberriw aud blackberries. ______ , .. Indeed., ,blackber rioi cannot be cultivated st all in the most Northera States. Strawberries act in tbe spring bear a full crop the next season. •Quincea require four or five yean to bear full crops. Grapes require about three, years from aettir^ two year old Tinea; and a track and a fruit farm M andrr tba wralhw. I twert to will always require a few yearn’ time to Tarrant’s Beltier Aperient get it in a paying condition. JtSiiiWlis' SJttx’uSTi monm 0>r rtiUf. Ho aw Nataro’i max It u an established fact that Jersey cows will produce more butter from a giren quantity of milk, than any other breed of cows. The Alderney and Jer­ sey cows m the United States may be said to be the same. A few years ago I they werrfall, or nearly all. called Alder­ ney*; bnf lately they are called Jcracys, it being cairned that tbe stock in this country is more properly Jersey than Alderney. Both breeds came originally from two islands in the British Channel, and the two breeds are so nearly alike that they had better all go by one name. If a family need but one or two cows, the Jerseys arc represented as giving very rich milk. They do not give a large quantity, but about double the butter can be made per quart titan from that of other breeds A five year old cow lately made 320 lbs. of butter io 291 days; and althoagh thwe cows give but six to eight quarts of milk per day, they aver­ age at least the pound of butter a day tho year round, and the butter is much superior to thal made from other cows’ milk. This breed of cows are dear, a yearling^ heifer being generally worth from $75 to $100; and young cows from •125 to $150. They are not desireable as general dairy cows, nor for any person who sells bis milk, it being too neb to rid! for its value. Jefferson St OraorofFtoU sad Jar Steal th: Lertxt Unit Me • W LHE UIE JBAIB Shingles Lath &c. GOING hoppy again $^$20r, l&ESW A GM RedBCtrtn ii Prices! SALISBURY & BROSSEAU FURNITURE WESTERN LANDS .ss&ss rrz'MSiw: wnxat nix faxm sqoi ld be. .■ Nd sbbbII beginner in gardening should buy a farm near a large city, or ao near ns U) .depend oo tbe city market to sell the products of hia fiuni. Take New York forjffltiuKe ; a small grower of vegeta­ bles and fruits would not probably suc­ ceed near thal city, liecaux* he would have to send hia “triwk,'' Ac., by rail to some cptnhi’swinn dealer, and the expenMS and oommiaaion would consume all the profits. To be near enough to such a Sto be able to drive your team into it, sell ytJur load from the wagon, would cost you from $500 to $1,000 an acre for land, and none but gardeners with a large eapiial own such lands. Again, alt of our large cities are supplied with early vegetaWea from the Southland by the time strawberries, Ac., are grown i neir them, they have been in the markat a taionth or two, arid the prices are r««y tow. In brief; the Southern tupD&a ofeariy vegetabtai and fruits of our qfttar hive almoat, dcstro.ed tbe bwhiem near them. The small farmer J. M. HEWES, P,SKFW® Mow Sher- wc fruarantec Satisfaction. Hearse furnished free to any ;>cssun purchasing a Cvfiin worth SH->. We can "ire you better figure* than over of­ fered before, fur wc make the unwt of our Cufijns and Furniture. Summer Time Table. Salisbury & Brosseau. (.? Hatting?. Dec.. «. S-yl frrt Wans .ImImi i Sajm IAILBOAB. THE HICKFOIB AHTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine! LEARN TELEGRAPHY “TKmm1 OSORT LINE BKTWKK5 MICHIGAN AUD THK SOUTH. Traiat ran h> Odoas* Trarr. nurwt ijoisu sourn. SOLID WEALTH! •Krwdps brr tnuaj *600,000 IN GIFTS! 5 waUnHc a paputaton of xia, or Dear a small inlaad toman d or mare mhabitana, ■e«u peas and strawbet ries are not offered in market A FORTUNE FOR ONLY $12 THE KENTUCKY CASH BHTHBQTI0H COBPAHT j'si— can be sold in the large interior towns and villages at much higher prices' titan the;' command in citta. after deducting, all ex- ___ । A. M. .XM H'll. । Ciiap. RkI Iilaw A Facile $600,006 00! ! RAILROAD. Ttiedirwl ruute f r ; JOLIET. MoiiKls. 1.1 5.I/./-X i /fK.VA’)-. UfM. W’A’/ t. 67. , /.Yr. MQUSK. Rt>CK /sr.AXlK • n.i rKxrogr, jfrsr.i r/.v/; i trAxnrxar.ix. /"»» « > xKwms. bfi wixff Tim. P. M.cr. Ex-Oor. Kjr„ Grol Munmr. Council Bluffs and Omaha, Without Change oi Cara, W. H. GOODYEAR, rniCToPTiam,: The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRADE, and hasin stock and daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and. ' Stock of Drugs am ! Medivines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and. _ in _fad __ a omnrpiste Stock of Druggist's Merchandise which he offers to the people at greatly lie tAISAt LINE. GREBLE& RUSSELL HAWINGS. MICHIGAN. G“*»n TRUNK KAH.WAY.' ■AVVUrw. Tr>l~1 Kansas. imuirttNniTuBiR, COLORADO, AND -V^" taino. POSITIVELY CURED REMEMBER, the Peo plds Drug S tore isdi'■ redly - izrcrsic banner erficf � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-07.pdf 055301668b8c672f05c49efc64681666 PDF Text Text VOX. XXI. NO. 29. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, MONDAY, AUGUST 7,1876. hepiiblicaji banner. GEO. M. DEWEY . , .l.VP _s «..Muv Read the Record /.ZKoci. .>jux».«U «*« Uvu* .1 Stalo Street. Hwiin<s.Barr» Ui.-hfcan. !■ .!<ojr siHutcniPTlONt .<<//• ADVERTISING. of Xunparfol T>yo eovklml ' 1 m. ' I j8*J I K-ta 1 ♦•.»> I fT.wl •3.W ; '.(•> I •.«> • IMO I W i ».«J I r..o»i S.OOI <iw •.or i *.u> i i&roi nioi fcijo i .n i ui<i i juooi 5u.ooi »ojn 1.... | *j.»i I M.lQ I xjjtt) I 150,00 ■ . • —Tho Proposed “Dorg" show—A Mountain Huntress and her phies—How to obtain OLIVER MilFIOV! Tro­ accommoda­ tions, etc. Philadelphia, Joly 29,1876. If I lake up my igo6 Sold if 1871. joyg Sold if i8/i. 7471 Sold if 1873. 14976 SoLo tf 1874. 31077 SoLd if 1879, jp/o fuLLf 100000 iriLL Bt WUlUtD 70H 1876. Oft IftLf detailed account of the displays of foreign nations this week it will crowd everything d»o out of the, letter, so I aui inclined to skip them, for. the time being, and devote wy column tu a lot' of rambling notes of general interest that won’t keep so well. To begin with, it is stated that from . present iudieatiuns SoiD 7W LETTER. Noto Book- Visitors—Centennial “Sour Grapes” O3F- TXXJE zooi. Correspondent’s Some of the expectations of Foreign PirBUBSBR. aziAkubsmt .. , • OUR CENTENNIAL Our the ocean travel for the Exhibition will have fairly bcgqn by the middle of Aug' ust, recent advices, at tho Tourist Office EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL on the ground having given information .of four Centennial excursion parties now Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. FRIGES REDUCED PROFESSIONAL AM BDSINESS CARDS. Come and get one ON TRII. HIOOMAN. l.n< Arent 4inl Anr i II11 utlnj-'. 5 organizing in England aud uj<on the Con­ FY INOEB A LOAN mi < u real ertalofoe xxfty] G-RISDLK 5Qyi RUSSELL THE VICTORY IS WON ! iritcn to perf-rtkna tillw. . IU.liBS>.MleK xillXf ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME T LAW AND 1‘ROaKfUriNG GSrfaT ........... Av.vi. RURtartjri.f ;(9 .vrflHNKr.r<nm«»ltar. and MWitUt OBeo Slip St., ItnrtiHr. Midi. _____ 1>R. C. RUSSELL, NA srr.GEUN.-OBro ovor JoUaS 1'beota Block. Sialo StereV PARTNERSHIP. >I!>. K >■. i 1. W. UK0WNrl’*y*i,Un*- ‘’•rp"u». r'.-. <iffe» uritr A. J, Bown* • <tor». Stalo Slre.i, €1U, «tlrnd«<l to at all hoan. f vi' Mr.. 1. A. Holbrook. „ , Ba«:iu«.. Aar. 1" XxLMf WM. UPJOHN, -\N 4 SPIIGBON.-Oflco weit end of Suu.-!., Haninn. Miob. xz«<f JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. For fall Particulars call aud see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sn gars, Canned Goods, and allo til­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME JOHN STANLEY. Hastainga. June 1%. *<6 _ WOOL WOOL UNDERTAKING tklnr a buUu» lbw ww.1." OR- If. F. PECKHAM. U:le.-; I> PHYSICIAA AXbSUttGEQN-HI •»>< ■■ur.ieitn Co., Mieh. AH cate Ml. A_rsil> SE»< ME. •»* of experience, ^Aftcr many years . A* DRAKE, can d. better work, H. C. PECKHAM, 1’IIYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, ■ CAKDING. In the bwlnnw,j .'“''“J xxiiu M.w, RIKER, E 01 THr 1*2X08. Gweral Callrettou ><’ “ laTacUou than any .Otar wetter.. W, H. Stebtena, the atwlor Thnrnropl* mwnber, with Ute experience W • UteUma. wlU alwaja «!'" kla PMO“^ *' MUontntbl. pwl o' th*r a.IenKr. In Hastings I and Team rurntabad whan "rtoEteetrto Balm arllj be wed only bB„KAL,SBI'RY k BROSSEAU. ~ ,E' R!l,ITL’«8. DaholitarvOvodi. wbeo desired- . "Vwbh Ibmldl 'wool mpolr, ood will do it tod Clri for 12 1;2 «•■>■< 1~“"A WELCOME MARBLE, aimw him.. 5t» K >m UI“* Editor Ban3u : Bear sir:—Having been invited by the land department of the U. P. B. B. Co. to viewing thei; lands, now in market. Myself in company with about sixty, left Chicago ou the C. & N. W. B. B. July 18th, ar­ riving in OmahAheT9th where one of the elegant cars of the U. P. R. B-Co. was placed at our diaponel. about one o'clock P. *L Omha stopping at Col­ umbus a point sumo ninety miles West of Omaha and a very lively business about fifteen finely situated and place, it being,> place of hundred. inhabitants, the county sfat of Platte •eunty.i; The morn­ ing foltowing our' arrival,’arti'-wW teams were driven some twevp 'miles, north tu countries, itjrasmy forUuKM^roydobehold. The soil is rich and the -ettopr! Were very fine. Corn and Oak seem io be the prin­ cipal crons yct,bWk’y1Mlrheat an i flax are grow n to a greater !!br tea, 'extent. The by the miners, who regarded her as a county is very level being what is termed about tho 1st of August. From the-West rare curiuaily, and persisted in stopping the Platte Valley extending about twenty as also from the extreme South, the indi­ work and gazing upon her with looks of miles in width. The U. P.’ R>*R. Co. mingled wonder, admiration, and retro­ cations are that the bulk of have about 140,000 acres of land in Platte, spection whenever she anneared. the travel to Philadelphia will lie largely Butler and Polk counties for Bale ranging The Michigan building, another of the confined to the period between the 15th late ones, was formerly opened a few in price from S3 to 10 per a^rc, and aa fine of August and tlie first week of October. <lay» sincu by Governor Bagley. This land as there is in Nebraska. At about The opening of the autumnal seasou, the structure is one of the most artistically 4 P. M. wa again Hartal, stopping at most delightful of the year for American designed and finely finished State build­ travelers, is therefore anticipated as the ings on the grounds, tho airy and grace­ , Grand Island, the county seat of Hall county, a place of 1200 inhabitants. There most crowded period of the Exhibition. ful proportions of the super structure cul ApmpM ofthe “hard times" and the minuting in a high villa tower ou the we founoa goodly number of eitizana various theory* concerning tho number of south aide. The building is made entire­ awaiting to welcome us and after tea and TMitors, past and prospective, I am con­ ly out of native woods, and the intenor the next morning, we were shown the strained to copy the following lines by is adonmd with rich engravings of oiled place and its surroundings. The place Mrs. A. M. Richards of New Orleansand polished wood of every variety grown in tlm Statu. It is handsomdy, though takes its name from Grand Island in the Platte River Mme six miles not extravagantly, furnished throughout, and the parlor on the second floor is a gt-m of comfort .and good taste. Al the opening of the building it was almost immediately thronged with viidtora, a large proportion of whom were from Michigan. • Champion Reapers and Mowers. Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, &fCo Sptcbl mens of marmot, squirrel, mountain rate, a black footed ferret, etc. The list men­ tioned animal is a rare specimen, the one owned by tho Smithsonian Institute be­ ing the only other known to have been shot aud prueoTYcd. The collection in­ cludes a lamily of prairie doga, owls and snakes, which- the IlanireaB has often scon in the same burrow, and to these arc added cases of birds, waterfowls, &c., bo■idm two cxlubitB of live prairie dnga and rattle imakcs, the entire display of over 300 animals being very artistically ar­ ranged. Mrs. Maxwell la ft - native of Pennsylvania, but was taken to Wisconsin. ui an early age, wlicrc, jean after, she married a business man of that State, who suLseqnopily emigrated to L’alorado iurliojxw of profiting by purchasing and working claims in the New Eldorado. This was in the spring Of 1860, when the mining foVer was at its bight. The couple nettled nt Mountain, now Central City, near DcnVcr,-the “settling" consist­ ing amply in pitching a tent on the hill­ side. At that time there were not n dozen white women in the whole territory, as it was not until 1859 that a white woipap sot h?r foot on the soil, and of otfuroe, as a consoqucnsc the lady was for a long time much annoyed tinent, all of which are expected to start F. S. BOWBN, 4Kf WHOLE 140,1072 Preparations arc being actively pushed forward for tho Centennial Dog Show’, which, it is confidently anticipated, will excel any similar exhibition yet held in the United States. Very gratifying respoiwro have lieen received from oprnera of fancy dogs in Great Britain and Ireland, aud should there be anything like a lair reprvMnlatfon of the magnificent display of dogs annually held nt the Crystal pal­ ace, in Isiudon, It will make the Centen­ nial Cantata Exhibition worthy of the occasiou. fhe greatest inducements arc held out by die committee to secure ani­ mals for exhibition. The prizes ofiared arc of a*very handsome character and silver cups from various sporting organiutiona in the Wrateny Statos. Five judges (four American aiid one foreign) will be appointed, and nothing left un­ done to make the exhibition a great sueeaa. The entries will close «?u August 15, and partite desirous of obtaining forms can obtain them fnnn the office of the Agricultural Department. Among dm special prizes already offered, tho Philadelphia Sportsman Club offers a silver cup, value fl LOO, for the best set­ ter dog over one year old; also a silver cup, value. |10O, for the best pointer dog over one year old. The Detroit Gun club offers a fllUO silver cun for the brel <meyear old M-tler from Michigan. Several other prizes arc announced by private parties and by the publisher* of various ^TfmKMHms and Colorado State The delightful weathci of this week makes the Exposition doubly attractive and is only a foretaste of what the next three months will be. It appears that the thousands of far away people who are coming next month have not yet made their arrangements for accommodations. I ini in almost daily receipt of letters of inquiry on this subject, which I cannot poMibiy answer for lack of time. The Centennial Isidging and Boarding House Agency, 717 Sansom Street makes a spe­ ciality of such attentions and can be reli­ ed upon to provide nil applicants with just what they want, in any part of the city. I am personally acquaincd with Mr. Fellows, the superintendent and can vouch for his agrveabkteesu and prompt new. But it is not necewary to engage quartern in advance. There art al least 126,000 rooms at the diaporal of vimtora, outside of hotel facilitla., and all can be comfortably serred Above .11, vtoitnrs build tag, which was not completed at the lime I gave a review of the different state heodiiuartcra, bn* lately boon opened. It is a good-looking structure, in the form of a crow, and was erected by these two Suites joindy. Unlike many of tho. othcra, it is larcdy devoted to disptay of the agricultural and mineral product of those StaU», and some of the curiosities found on the plains and on the mountains. Chiefamong the attractions in that part’Of itrtearredfor Colorado, is a lady like woman of km than the ordinary -laiore and comparatively slight physical dev ctopment, known as Mrs. Maxwell, the Rocky Mountain Huntress. This lady is repu­ ted ta bwvc killed with her own baud, five hundred wild animata, and spccimeM of these Stuffed by herselfare on exhibi­ tion Among drnse arc several large biBons. a number of deer, deluding the red doer; a pair of Roclcey Mountain sheep, a feraicouB puma, a number of wild cats, two elk, three bcara-gnxwv, ciuuam^ and Hack—a wolvenne—«ud to be the uM d.KKtrou, l» W"*— mu,, ruieu- ol induiuig <1» »» SU, mbit, tundoo), 00 rnimM. p~k> ’ < J .1- _ 2...nianv n>eei-' distance an Island some four'miles wide; in tho widest place, skid eight miles long. The company have sonjb.230,000 acres fine land for sale at this {>oint at priccn arranging from *2 to counties. Here, as in all placca, we find farmers busy harvesting. Each farmer seems to wish to have all the land under cultivation possible, all seeming to want as far as possible the latest improvements in agricultural implements.There aeons to being naturally, but farmers supply this want as fart as possible by planting the cotton wood trees, (which grow Very rapidly, )thu» their buildings and orchards are surround cd with trees, to break .the Valley af Ibc Platte wind. The hero is 15'Aitot in width and the laud is riph pcpds»lirc, being as nearly level as is possible, for it to be, gradually inclining westward1 .about seven foci to the mile. Here the U. .P-;^. • xhould not purchase ticketa for acwiinoda- IL Co. have shops and a ro^' Hp^““I* A largo.nd^commodmu,ieaUog^^ by B. k. Chandler one of thebest yraijad ttons MV.» beforehand, WV.V.V.—..J, as nnmerous numerous cases cascs^of of. and kept houMB we saw west of Chicagov impositions occur in this way. The Prom tliu point some ofthiefariy cooturaed rnosi prudent and satisfactory *»y “ to Fort Karney and thence by the way of retain your baggage’checks7m arrival.and go direct to the agency whence you can lie Lineqln to Qmaba whito. olhsndOek-a* Uek track. My^f Aopplrg' conducted without charge to thc^ortr of . qnarters you desire, and be enabled to ace where ih company with 'Mr. B. Baldwin. what yon gel before paying tor it. Good I spent the balance of Friday Imnrd can thus bo obtained for from fl” to then returning via the C. R. 11'4 P. 'ft'; fl 12 ^er week. R. arriving at Chicago Monday P. M. To Ono, of the greatest discomforts of the |»ni«wbd.i»B Wso'.iSiX WllZ.DV.. Exposition has lieen the want of adequate that Nebraska has some a. fine means of reaching tho grounds from tlio city at a rcasonnblo price and in a reason­ settle in as one could wish to find. Plenty able lime. The street cars running to the Park are always overloaded and moat un­ comfortably crowded, and nearly an hour subscriber could pricary •tiokste-Uikmo’ is consumed in making the trip. This 2ing, ordeal, however, can now bo avoid- cents per mile, from Ctuoagu 4a On Saturday jut the Pennsylvania ou the U. P. R. R. and return tuu&esia: Railroad commenced running trains from Sixteenth and Market streets to the Expo land of that company the amount ofmoney aition grounds, which were at once largely paid for tickets will be dinted M BO mufli patronized by tlia public. A pleasant ride of a fow minutes bringn tho prreengera to the Exposition gales, where they are act further particulars concerning the above down in a cool and comfortable state of described lands will bc gladly furnished by mind ready to begin their explorations of calling at tny office.J.' the great World’a Fair without any of the Qlkuy: A mong tire oon^ci^ifaw fatigue which is noccasariy induced by a long, hot and dnaty ride in-a streetcar. received by Tilden ires' tireie* lUano' M. Tweed ? The Cincinnati Enquirer Slid trily a few days ago, of ''Reformer” Tilden, alia* .‘‘Slippery Sam,” that hto candidacy is the This i> Ik-uHWa brirfand forcible ex­ pression of opinidn as’i^'tte rtrcn'^K most shameless n our history ; also, “Sam the nomination of Hates and Whebleb: .Tilden will be more obnoxious to the peo­ “By G—d UmyrogtM F ple Of this country than tho which he stood in 1864." platform on And yet the Enquirer says U might hove been worse and it supports Tilden. attached to Tilmln’s name by Daw Voo*BB*S1 Daw knows him. �REDUCING NEW YOM TAXES. X the CONGRfcVjoNAL NOMINEE. Politic.! It —■ —— . R w#3 btrtif announced in Thursday'b BasxIx ftst’Hon. JOBX, H. L 1876, ■ J.!»SSL McGowan BrAtah Oounty, had been nourixmtad as the Hj^ublican caiidriste for Congress fa> this d1 itrict. Being at the State oouv en- Since the war f’annsylrania baa spent Oght million air doUare in educating orphans of sokficro. the SZSy to the feet that the A Tildo. been paid off and »o longer requin the bar-rooms in large tax for that , Th. su«ux r» ISYS ~ Now, Governor TOden did not j __ F„r 1876 in was $8,188,573. inc S.U. W,018,107,|^G;>; the debt, or have amtthimoto do with it. Sor. TiU® L» 4®; 1“ IhkTto au. The be the common toast in the South and Southwest, and in Missouri that brief announcement, but it is tho rebel Democracy am laboring to secure not to ate ta say, that in Mr. McGowan tbe election of Tikko, Urause, if elected, the R. publicans bare a nominee, who is' trict. fife U ainan of very decided ability of equivalent to an His nomination is election, and from our knowledge ot bis ability as a Legislator, faltering Republican. wo have no hesitaney in saying that every lalinal Reprtlicati Ticket. For l\etidrnl. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. of Ohio. interest of the people of the Third Congres­ sional rDistricC will be safe in his hands, and thht the wants of his constituent* will he looked after with signal fidelity and bearer, in' this Con- ALONZO SESSIONS, EBENEZEB G. D. HOLDEN. For State Treaturer, WILLIAM B. McCREKRY, of Gcnessee. For Auditor General, RALPH ELY, BENJAMIM F. PARTRIDGE, of Bay. * flags are displayed sud ernment denounced. the Federal Gov­ sacre is only a foretaste of the fate in store for the Union men of the South, both white and colored, iftl c Confederate tick­ et headed by the great railroad wrecker, THden, is successful in November. There are excelerit reason# fer believeis it to themselves and to the Tbe Albany sulwlantirily correct: “The news from al! jiarts of the State in regard ing. The converts to Til denistn are few and far between, while all accounts agree in stating that the great mass of Liberals 1,500 majority that we shall ly supporting the Republican ticket. Hayes Gowan the give Hayas and Wheeler. That we shall do it wc have no doubt, but under tho peculiar circumstances in which wo . arc pkajxl by the action of our Delegates al Albion, no possible effort should be spared to make Mr. McGowan’s majority second to that of no other candidate on the ticket. NOMINA* who left the party in 1872 arc now hearti­ and Wheeler clubs are over, the State, and l.ndJr Now W0 uk .tu-ouoo io j- peswibnity of cavil, that the ' tion of taxation this the texosfor 1W5 ami 1876, it k m«-m to follow ib. e™™- of ibe SUU w* k entitled to the credit of the J0*****®" Tk- Domoonu 1867, and amumed fell control of the fi­ nancial admlBktretiow on tbe 1st rf Janu­ character. ary, 18G8, and retained it until the 1st of RURAL TOPICS. January, 1872. At the beginning of that to do Ou the other hand there is much dissalis faction ^7he’oficklr*poru,^ th. dore k , was $$^260,755. Thus the sudadwn of ' debt for tho four years was s> follows : WUAT QU. WASH IB trees RAID. DKMOCBAT1C BBDVCTtOX OF DKBT. On the 10th of December, 1799. Waah- among the Democracy, and the feeling is likely to increase rather than di­ minish as the campaign progresses." Il is understood that S.erctary Ohan* this excellent piece ot adlricc- to its JIMNl Through the Republican imoeeas of 1871, by which the Tammany Democratic ring was overthrown, the Rcpoblieans took control of the financial administration of the State, Jan. 1,1872, and retained it, until Jan. I, 1876,—a period of .feur yean, the precise length of the preceding Democratic rule. At the Ix-ginnihg of that period, the debt was as the ItemocraU bad left it, 820,260,755 ; at the cloae the means bad been provided to pay the entire amount, except $705,982. The reduction was, therefore, as follows : factions of the Democratic party. Congress are being currency Sfel are ing on Thursday Lst we pkoc at the head Il is in all nwpMjtn w«. not on the contrary, in taking care that every what is allowed to be there, fertiliicTB among those ordimrily fond is Borton are beat fitted to increase tbe jidl of crops in fields that represent the liriit soik df New England." Barley, baas and rath-bogas were grown is 280 fkte Stride manure, bonemeal, fish scrap#, wjerphosohate, salts of ammonia, poimh, #oda, lime, ashes and other frrtilisen were from noble dung and wood a»h<a. Po­ tash nitrate, sulphate and cutouk rf ana times is the means of producing good, or at least of avoiding much DlSEAStt OF FOTLTBT. I am constantly (roup), and I at once dkooverwd Iho cause was a lack of sufficient ventilalionV of the little good. Wood ashes alone prodawd larger crops than stable dung. Here mt a total failure of Lawes and Gilbcrt'i theory-rthat nuperpheephate sad nitr? gen are the only aubstanera really nspiimi in artificial fertilucn; and it fomqi that the rales laid dowu in England fer tk application of such manure# are of little Ten fowls devitalise son they should be almost an airy aa is the open air : and in the winter their houses should admit an abundance of fresh air all times a large lattice cupola at tho ridge of’the roof should allow the foul air below to escape, while a fresh current will come Forty years si»cnl in keeping poultry drr various cirrunKtancea, caables m< lure any contagious disease among them, if ho will properly Ventilate their roasting are worth but little, except to New Har­ land farmers, and perhaps that oo the next farm to the one where these experi­ ments were made the tarn,' results wvuM not recur. Now. I claim that every few er who uses artificial fertilizers most exnot find the same result* in any two field* on his farm. But all may red arene! that whatever contain* potaJi is a gwd fertiliser for any crop. NRW ADVERTISEMENTS. CENTENNIAL NOTICE Italic*? feel. Then come the diseases in chickens, gap«, Ac., yrt I have raked chickens by the hundred for 25 years. CUTTIIG HID REPAIR1IG Brah- ntopAQAriirti rnuira from bbkd. should grow discretion of the Governor or Legislature -nothing but aUolute debt remiumonta’ Tl.v canal debt and canal a«nU ,',r KoCaBbliatlaecl firE «•«£><' demagogues aud heartless political buck- 4. D» but the question cmue' up. where tu foJ era (irocure nitrogen and phMpbfe as gorxl os are made iu Hoeferi what will be the om! per acre ite quantity that thej applirf? A wm. article of swperphoq.luib i.s worth |E t ton, and nitrate of suda $4.50 pn ]qo both articles amounting to which is said to be added f reight, ing in many casoi to from $2 to IS, K that the tola! expettm: of these fauhro delivered ou farms, would be frua |J] u 22. My opinion is thai $22 wwffi rf barnyard manure is worth to say fewr in the United Steles a good dml weer than the above named uuautiiy of pfiM. nhatc and nitrate of sodx Fsnaen k»i better try to keep tlie'u- lands in good os In fact the Dem­ in bis the Democratic Convention, to-day, for the first and last time The speech at Oitiun has no fault to find, but yields to reduced the profligacy of Grant’s Adminthe will of the majority with becoming grace, thankful that its editor fared as ihonmnd millions of dollars. Unlcm he wdl ta be did in the long contest. inCTeasus that amount before election there of our colums to-day. cvidkmtly.or more ewsentully, than in ocratic party was never more the home of The Hon. Henry A. Goodyear • oo more t-gSS** of farm yard duug applied to aawter in. tw.SO >«.- jroh.awj, mmc yield. Here h M»mrthiaK tirt bb end reliable, m r^rd. their 2 Under erotic conventions in some places, while in after their own hereto. .. candidates fer nominated by Demo­ others advocates of a KMind eorkrnK rvad- “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depredate the one nor secterian interforance which will destroy the other.” this arrangement nig baby a &rm, it rbo«> Hoell" ">• ing to the minuthe or a fans' than strike* Bsdretios—---------------------------- .WWM.T71 Thus, the Democratic Adminirtratioa in four years reduced the debt about five million.’; and a half. Republican Adminis­ tration in the same length of time, under the same laws and with the same require­ ment*. reduced it nineteen milliunt and a Mf, or nearly four fanet at mwrik More than that, the Republicans, at the dose of their Administration, left the debt practically extinguished, and an relieved the people of the burden of raising the amount annually exacted by law to meet ife requircuMKita. The law required that a tax of 2 milk should be levied annually Cmreffiml Ticket. in luck, and very properly took advantage of the situation, and with this action came success. Barry county adhered to their favorite from the bojpnning to the end. This may have Inien wise, but it availed nothing. They stood by Mr. Striker well, and he can congratulate himself upon haring warm friends. Inasmuch as the subject of the Con- ^nddoiraaUa to Ike employer; omi. BXPL'BLICAK BXDCCTIOM OF DKBT. tion (9 in number) were determined to be provided fer. But when the Repub prevent Air. O’Donnell’s nomination and IxA the old line Whigs of Virginia— licans, by their fidelity, bad provided for bent all their energies in that direction. /'or EeutUr of State Board of Education. even 25 of the leading minds of the old all of the bounty debt except For that purpose they withdrew Mr. 3705,982, then it was no long­ WITTER J. BAXTER, Barber's name before a vote was taken, guard unite in an appeal to their old asso­ of Hillsdale. er ncccwtary to levy the large lax and called it “in the interest of harmony." ciates and politics! friends to rise above for that puqioae. * A recess was taken, and Eaton offered the baneful influence of sectionalism, to Now, tbe reduction of taxation this their nine votes to McGowan, abandoning forget in the interest of a common country Striker. This gave McGowan 20 to O’ Donnell’s 21, and Striker's 10 They the animosities of the past, and declare in 3rf kept on balloting, and soon the Barber favor of Hayes and Wheeler. Such a course saving# ou the pan of Governor Tilden. Mark the District, delegates of Calhoun joined them, and would virtually end the Presidential con JONAS H. McGOWAN some of die supporters of O'Donnell in test, and, give assurance that the sectional ABsotm: ami> laRXsfsriBLX proof .­ of Branch. Calhoun, weary of the strife, went over to The total tax fer 1875 am .anted to 6 McGovnm on the 24th ballot and heuras marplots and intriguers who are leading millR, divided as follows : Schools, 1| UAYEH’ PLATFORM t nominated. Striker's delegates adhered to the people of the South in the support of mHla; general purpnam, 1 i milk; bounty Tilden are powerless longer to direct pop­ delil, 2 mills ; canal debt, 1 mill, canal ular sentiment. That is the kind of “re­ awarda.1-5 mill ; deficiency and mylunu, prauion. ’ 11-20 mill. The total tex fer 1876 u 3 form" which our country is ycaraing fer. ' Tho Convention w over, and with it 11-24 mills, divided as fellows : Schools, It is an opportunity that may not again be wc trust all feeling cngcnik-rod m the 11 mills ; general purpowta, H mills; canvass. The nomination wn moat hearti­ presented in a lifetime.** bounty debt, i mill. It will lie neon that ly support, as it is deserving of approval. the «ax ^.r general pwrpoam, for «hook That the Democratic National Conven­ Wc regre^cd that Eaton county should and firi ril but JcU requirements have felt' ailed upon to labor so strong tion was dishonest throughout is evident k the same in 1876, as^.n 1875, and raroa 'Jy against the nomination of the to any intelligent man,- amply from the The lax fer debt requirement, in 1875 candidate from Jackson county. But names of 1U candidates. Mr. Tilden and including the deficiency from the previous “that was tlicirvight, and ita all right." Mr. Hendricks arc representatives of ideas year, was as follows: To thorn friends from Jackson and Cal­ TAX.KiB DKBT BBQVIBBMXMTB, 1875. Hag. houn, who stood so grandly by James diametrically different, especially on the O'Donndl throughout the contest, wc subject of finance. Mr. Tilden purports return ourbcartlelt gratitude, aud thank to represent honest money and Mr. Hen­ them for their manly course. We trust dricks dishonest currency, aud the two to be able to serve them sometime, to show men were nominated to conoliato both our appreciation. ■ «.4Sb«W,„no,1l, A PLAIK BTATXMKST OF FACTSthat the extinguishment of the debt was Before tekwg up riie direct question of being formed all they promise effective work before the champaign closes. Of the Congraaionri Convention tho dlcr , while pre]>arit>g for the suit,agrinsl' Jackaoa. Citizen of die 3d inrt, speaks as Zach Thompson, the “one-eyed" Preai­ fellows: dent's Secretary of the Inferior, has dis The Republican Convention of the covered frauds or deficits in the Indiana Third Congraslbnal District of Michigan, met nt Albion yesterday, and on the Trust Fund amounting to millions of dol­ twenty-fifth ballot placed in nomination, lars. Of this immense amount, about Hon. Jonas H. McGowan, of CoHwater. $870,000 was supposed to be taken by Of Mr. McGowan we speak elsewhere. Thompson. and the Government holds On the first ballot Mr. O’Donnell had 20, to 17 fer Striker and 10 for McGowan. Floyd’s acceptance therefor ; $66,000 is On the' econd O'Donnell had 23 (lacking found to be in a Tennessee turnpike. Tho but fem of a nomination) to 17 for Striker law requires that this fend, which was set and 12 fer McGowan. On the third O' aside from the sals of public lands, should Donnril and Striker held their- own, and be invested ; but while the Government McGowan lost two. Up to this time, the Eaton county delegates had voted for has been paying interest ou the whole has discovered Striker, and it became apparent to them amount, Mr. Chandler that O'Donndl would be nominated on the that only about $3,000,000 are in the re­ next ballot, aa it was expected tbe Branch quired securities. Thompson's deficit in delegates would/ go for him in a body, be stated at $1,800,000. • having many warm personal friends among those delegates, it being understood that The Staunton Valley Virginian gives For Superintendent of Public Instruction, HORACE S. TARBELL, of Saginaw. . U : ■ jm of upenmrau of ih« mnktent erMritnm.i..v__ ■ wx TWy sppliodaMJlb, of of hmc and 275 H«. of nitrate /this suimli<#i nitn>i r.i. oo _ The Hamburg n>v- ing that this statement by M> KUh tetilbur, ,re rebel Mo., llou of tho very fortunate result of the eonvei Aion at Albion by giving to Mr Mc­ TION . CHARLES M. CROMWELL, of Lenawee. PlatUburg, party Pi the State to show their spprech- THE CONGRESSIONAL State Ticket. At with commercial fer&x^S that the only twosuteteri, .. r»l|. Z* *1, to the political situation is very encourag­ Barry own For I^rcxidcutial Elector*, HENRY W. LORD, WILLIAM A. HOWARD, WILLIAM DOELTZ, CHAR H. KEMPF,. PRESTON MITCHELL, DELOS PHILLIPS, JACOB DEN HERDER. CHARLES KIPP, JEREMIAH JENKS, BENTON HANCHETT, WILLIAM DUNHAM. Buchanan. Expreu As qpr standard WILLIAM A. WHEELER, i. “Heres to tho next rebellion,1'is said to word strict integrety of character, and an un­ RopuMtO* Who Cut Down the Ttxw- It pay#. tiou, We could not nt that time add a single VMU1.Z Regard—It Wm uul proseut. tue The lax for 1875 was calculated upon the valuation of 1874 “* 11,190,833.37 menu. This a no 1 United Stales Owncral 1^»J <*S<*•o tbe .mxiat !«■ 1RT5, k> ui, ltc wram or no, unveuu. ow DKBT. eesW5 �Council Proceedings. The Great Show coming. ZT-----ne i ommoa council >fthu pity of Harting, held al tbe Council n'lA*““k‘“‘“ Hfc‘‘“p ” M”ap A"S Augurt Ut, 187g. . L^aen11 t'*il*1* tn inUwn. n. Grwt ' Present—11*0 Mayor. Kocurder; Aid Evans, Lewis. IUed. Rn.j.B, ShaMott an. ”*** crywhere alongExMbK its route I Tomlinson, ■jmk. of it Ias th.’’ only Shod that The mtnalaa of th* previous meeting ite U J,rottl’t* “pi were read and approved. v.», This being a commendable ’•"“^-tho-e who adapt courae shortd prtronired. Below, w, «,p/ article from the fyringfitld JU Stat. 8h« ?’hi "auh’« I*P«-. »ft«r thia Great ohow had exhibited in that city, It Howe»* Gre«t London Clrcu«, Hi»podreme, Menagerie —Jurt what thwv «»d W would bo, . Gr«d AftST reentry, U»e occasion brtagtho two exhibition’ errt' T** “AOAr1* announced a wond. '* nn* *a‘1 ««)>••• performance and a fin. aerou Jefferson Street ar Mendy s comers, vena recommended by the*commillt-e to be arrepte*! aud a walk ordered built similar to the one lately bnilt »«.». Stale street, under the directions of the committee on side walks. Garried a/.recommended ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. ejw wltnes.e.1 In this city. The Pageant attraded anjmmenxe crowd, and thousands of men, women aud children, crowded the streets for*27.88, Geo. M. Dewey.fur *34.96. 8. 8. along the Uae of the proceeafoi* We could fill Garrison for *424, helm Hopkins fur *3 Wm. a eolumn withthe interest lug fantureo of lire H. Tinkler fur 97, H. Jones for C2 cents, exhibition. The ring performance wa» fine in 'rapexe. Mr. Barnes & Co. for 75 cents. A. Maynard for *X Millville, the renowned Auvtraliau horse-man, and of L. 11. Quackenbush for *8 be 'several ami his beautiful boy, axtonishctl all by their performance In Hie ly allowed and orders drain on the appropri­ wonderful luroback ate funds, carried by yeas and nays as fo|. same line was Mlle. ItockriD tholwautifol Par. toian artht, who achieved a marked aneorss by her wonderful feats ou four Luhmb. The Trapexe performance by a lady, ami a rontde of tods, su among the best. If not the beet, ever witnessed in thin city, aud called out Immense appiarase. Tire double somersauh Uy Aid. Ileod. RcaolvAl that tbe Recorder of the city of Harting* notify tbe Agent of tha wumlera of the |>crforu>anc«. 'The traine-1 tbe M ('. R. K.0o. that across walk ionecm- eirphants, tigera and hyenas, showed la a re­ markable degree, the power ut man over the sary and the same ia requfred acmes the rail animal creaiion. T!*o crowded stalo of our road on Wert »id*e Jufitorwon-etrees, near Parker columns, farbid anything but a mere mautiun A Bailey a livery stable. , of the exhibition ; but tbe half haa not- beet, told Everything was conducted la a manner By Aid. Lewis; Keoohed. Thrt tha Re­ acceptable tu the most fastidious; the audience corder of the city of liartinge nolliyYho agent was highly rrwpeutablc, gotxj order prevailed uf the M, C. R. II. Co. that a cross-walk is ne- throughout, aud wc commend th* exhibition to cesenry and tbe same lx required acruaa the the lot era of amusement throughout the counrailroad on the eart vide of Creek street. Uy AM. Reed : Resolved, That a sidewalk Special Republican Caucuses. notice. GENTEN NIAL EXCURSIONISTS A lUrrem nf Umius. Those who are H ertetter'e Slornwh Bitters as a Will, of counso, wish to me all the ah*., The Republicans of tho township of Hea­ means of luvirnralioa end prtAoetlotj s*sinat dl»- comfcrtablvwnd cheaply. To thia end Lht «aM. invariably reap an ample harvest of health. B®«lher»a B’y Cemauar tings will meet in caucus al the center Direstfvn. excretion and secretion ere rendered has, thremgb lie oonnretn.,, in the WeiTaid school house, on Saturday the 12th of Aug­ rewnlar and viperous by this rnllcc tonic and at- Northwmt, placed on mJ. a Urge number of ust, inrt., at two o'o'ssk in the afternoon lo uratire, and ths esoontlato of health belay so­ Torn.RTs hxcCTEAron Tiextra at recallr r». elect delugatce to I he Senatorial. Reprwnta- eared, that hlouinc naturally follows. Kervous dreed rales, by which passengers can not Uvea and County Conventions. A full alien diseases, intermittent and remittent fevers, rfaen- only visit the Centennial IfohHntion at PhilmatisM. bOiouMe. and kWaoy or bladder troubles dance is desired. By order of Committee, era speedily relievedby the Bitten, which are as po tent iu preventinx these maladies as in remedyias roanta Bravos, Chairman. them. And it may almost be ealdlhal their power of prevsntiac diseases mas stronp a r« emenda­ The Republicans of Maple Grove will meet tion in their favor as their power of eurinr them, In caucus at Upham's HaU, on Saturday oepeeially in localities where febrile tom plsIn la ef Aug. 12lh, at 1. o'clock, p. tn., for the pur­ pose cf Nominating delegates to the County ly at the Falla. The track of Convention to be held in Hartings, Aug. 19th. I» an air line, 1 The Bitters srv slro bifbljr desirablr as a »ubto nominate a county ticket. Mitne far the ordinary setvinos and sedatives. rails of the heaviest pattern,' By order of Conrtaittee. The hydrate of chloral sad tho bromide of pelat- curves or grades; wood ia'1 einm are both hixhly peraicloas drops, the first Tbe Republicans efY'artlMoa will meet iu elowdiup tho train and. U ie said, weokeainp tenieily of the vsnons nrvten*: and the latter rainimt oaucua at the ofico of K. Chipman in Nash­ i bed if eel ion end infeetinx the blood, lioetalter'r ville, on Saturday. Aug. 12th, next, al one Bi tiers achieves the remedial purpose of both o'clock, p. m. sharp, fur the purpose of nomi­ tbeoe inodicinM. which is to soothe tbe brain end nerves, wllboul eaasiox any hurtfsl after effects, nating delegates to the County Convention, to hoi on tbe oontary. umjax as well as eoolhiax the •mi held in Hartings. August Ifoh, nest, to nominate a county ticket. Southern Tbe Republicans of Rutland will meet in caucus at the Town House on Thursday, the 17th inrt.. al two o'clock p. m., to elect delegates to tho Senatorial, Representative and County Conventions/ Hvvlasp. August 71M1870. Hy or>|eM|f Committee. A. D.-Hubk, Chairman. S®5 The Republican voters of the township jjf Hope, wi|l meet in caucus, on Thursday, the 17lh Inst., at 2 o'clock, V. M.; fur the pur­ i**® of electing one delegate to tho Senslo- August IHth, 187(1, and four delegates to the County Convention, to be held In Hastings, August 19th, 1876, end four delegates to the Representative Convention, to be held in Middleville, Aug. 23d, 187C. By order of township Committee. Literary Madison Dispensary, R? W. Bamsm SI. CWca«o. Notices. Beautiful Pictures. be built from the railroad depot to Creek ■treel, aix feet wide, on the south able uf State street, within'forty-five days, underthr djrec- W e have received from the Fine Art Pub­ lishing »o<we of Geo. Rilnson & Co., Purtian*!. Maine, several pictures recently jmbltolied by them. Tbesubjects, as works of high art. de­ serve the highest praise. Stinson A ('«. were among the pi<*neero in tho Hur Art publishing business in this country, and year by year Tbe by-laws ef the Fire licpartmeni wsZ their business has grown, until al the present great weight wherever read. It is a review of the past fifteen years an*L shows tho magnitude . ef the work done by the Republican party. taken from the table, and recommended by the time it has assumed cvluueal proportions. A short time since they published a chromo The Theory of Secession ; Our Public Schools; Committee on the Fire Departmeny that they Tilden and Tweed ; DcmocrntM Slandera; and be accepted. Carried. other valuxble'articles, make the August urn­ Motion by Aid. F.eed: That the bill of Deu­ tar of this staunch periodical pno of tho beet li<u» of subject*. Stinson A Co. show correct yet Issued. Send H-* to Republic Publishing nis A Holmes for printing financial vtatemont judgment of the public taste, which natural Co.. Wnehington. D. C., and subocrihe for one talent, aided by lung esperience, alone can The bill nf L. 1>. Quackenbush for *8. for give. They publish every description of fine works of Art, from a chromo lu a photograph coots; oft). M. Dewey, far printing, *3.50. —-from a fine Crayon drawing to the most ele­ Uxixuv's Moxthlt Maoah vs ran Avucst.— A delightful number to Ballou's Magarine for and of J. 8. Goodyear A Co., for lumber, *92.03, gant Steel Engraving. They bring into pcevice the skill of tbe uioet August. It is so light, so breeiy end cheer­ aud of Kaiamasoi* Publishing Co., of *S,fa). ful that it is just what is needed in warm They are also publishers of the Centennial weather lo make people forget the hcnl and liceord. which is a very large illustrated paper, discomforts of the season. The stories are all of the best, the poeiry excellent, and the illus­ devote*! lo whatever to of interest connected Print in,: ordinance, with th*- th»e Hundredth Birthday of the trations timely and well executed. It is the proeemiings, boot publication of its clam, in ibe country, Vniled SI alee Terms one dollar per year. call of meeting, and should be read by the whole people, in The great Exhibition at Philadelphia ie folly MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. Diseases with Its Agonies. CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM. VEQETINE Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vates and Invigorates the whole System. HO^QWAY'SPILLS. What U iwurs fearful thaa a brwaklns down of the ALTERATIVE, TONIC- SOLVENT AXE DI DRETIC- Messrs. Stinson A Cu. nrc al present in want of a large numbgr of new agrnta, lo whom they offer the most liberal inducements. We call attention to their advertiseujeut, beaded, "To tho Working Class. ' ia our advertising Republican The liquor bond of DiekKsuu A Net «y v accepted and approved, and ordered to placed on file. Motien carried: That the committee on letter* are printed, ek'a accepts Hard tall; rm principal in I Welatgaa go io the Con­ 'd September, from I>ie round trip, *15, good di.higau Centra) Railroad Company ling two engines of 40 tuns each, which >i" the Allantic and Pacific Express They are Mid la l« tbe {largest ever dinancea confer with the city attorney relative to an ordinance governing saloons, in order to amend said ordinance » as lo )>e aide to gov­ ern tho clusiug ami opening saloons at pt.*|-r By-Ald. Rncd: Beeolved./Hiai tbeamouut of license io be charged fur refreuhmoni stands, peanut stands, Ac., liable to pay a license un­ der an ordinance (Mteeed Sept ember 2nd. 1S74, relative U> licensing elands upon the pnblie streets, be fixed at *2 for each stand on the I41h day of August, 1R7G. and that,in accord­ ance with the spirit and intention of aaid ordi­ nance and by virtue of authority contained in an ordinance juumed November 8, 1878, rela­ tive to licensing sSJoons, thr license of al! persons carrying on busineiss of that nature immediately preoeding this dale is hereby remitted : l!»ai »<• perwon be permit ucte.1, though there hr Bale proo- ran ever 1*e any better. Blade' receipt ufoenpy uf the Toledo (0) '•Iiiiriengraving of R. B. Hayes, Ur i lie hnest engraving yet pub- tr future Pvcmdout. It deecrres a ry i«r!or, library and office in ■meetingof <lt, .ertpera Wednraday eve. '' * ''. Rcntly was elected captain» L. *» WWiam,. 1 11 ieuienam,J. H. Andereon,2d •W k i Rum. culur aeargant; F. 8. Bbwgn. rt">p*ny {|rl The cumpnny numlwn* 45 •irillhrr’’ *Ul1 l‘**e *lrv*dy commenced „, , to! to estaldlsh or mainlff*n wore than one Of refreshments stand or place for tbe an under one license; end pro tided further, that persons above sped Red whose license to remit­ ted shall mA be permitted to eatabliah or main tain such stand remote or removed from their place of burinren without fiprt baring obtained ia|{ c,'r* rere clccteled for the ensuing CLi.''"’4™- -UliUJl Pnll. **r*‘*r? Robert r ids this W<*k. and who are known as the Agents of the Board of Stets Comtuissioners for the general mijxri’i’iuu *>f char Hable iartilutfom. Where no agents have yet Iwrn appointed, recsmmen.iaiions should be brought from the aui-enntea'lenis of the county poor, or from the Judge of Prehate, living fn the county whence the application comes. The following list comprtoes tbe names of the agents who have bred appointed by Uovmor Itogley up to this time, and their mldreeu : fCU.BteuL Cheehirc.Allega^ county. Judge A Miller. Bay City, Bay county, lieu M Dewey, Hiuuings, Barry euuuly. Silas Ireland, NH«. Berrien county. j <• Pirree told water. Branch county. A. 6. Hyde. Marehail, Calhoun county. iMvid B. Hales-Eaton Rapids, Eaton pounty. Win. Stevenson. Flint, Genesee county. C E. Nott. Hillsdale. Hillsdale county. H. B. Shank. Lanning. Ingham county. James O'Donnell. Jackson, Jackaon county. ThomaaC. Brownell, Kalnmaxvo. Kalama>«> "To^F* Hyde, lockford. Kent eouuty. _____ .J fstnamo count V. a license therefor, ns is required by ordinance relative to Heeneing rictus ' ’ Carried by “J Local Bli;ipe;; Jlitice? II. R. STEVENS, Borton, Mi OILS. OILS. BiimSMhte" IM*, ‘ For Machinery. the printed direction E m n (MUM mki • tim*-. This treaUaea relief when all other: I hare n large Mock of Purs Carter Oil. Pure laarxi Oil. Pure Gelden Oil. Bought since the tort decline in prioca. Call and examine poods and pricre -You will gain by it. People** Drug Store. W. H. Goody mar. xxi29wlt2 Ruaaoll, Sheldon and Tomlinson—-6. Nays, Aano. On motion, the Council amounted t L. D. Qvic-XMWl’"' Recorder. Greenville, MonIcahn “waurt n. uw«i»ei. r«*u«. iwu—i Two good milch cow, end a few sheep VALUABLE INFORMATION. for sale. 1.. «.«*■■ Wrvetfing Match. Horn. 7 uf ”* (Wav"1"0’ UH •* Uw. *LcW‘“'. Friday evening. Ike M- H»w to be Strong, ’bowels be either <a>ef JCZifer /t-aarr .­ Wil) you allow meioaay I umns. to those living in thia ties, whodsuire t« inkcrhih “Si' Sw*“’- Of".- “r'l-'. W.**l*. S*. CUir. S*. CUlr nmnlj. Th. ».ld> l»lww« C. O. UU.ru.4 «.B. X.’ Ankai, V.n Hom. V.n 11.™ Holroa.b, m WOO • *U«. wUl «»•••*. HcMOo. Ann Art»*. Wohl«*» „«*!>, rf A«r-‘ 1* How™.' 01-* B«a. i, o~a B*pU.. A r~>a i. “fiSfcrianll*, Mn.lt, Wvn. onnlJ. ..pwtW, ft, .> ta -u •*»* M>»» “• ..I, —nd »>* » -4 >lcU.,hl.n mo a. .-Un. Am»r”"“ •m “4*'lf >. UU O. HUM «xp—'-*« Omi lur...l. fcr Jwlw*..*.***” «^r '£ 2TLK7 wrertto, toi “ -bn t. UA. on- * Sweet’s H0!*1-! asisoBAPn*. -................... VEGSTINK i» Sold by all DRUGGISTS. Snp.nm.nAwt Buu 8oho«l. E’^ss �THE GREAT SHOW COMING. Barry. Doot shop with J»*>------- —- Church and Railroad Street. IMlfflHfT PWW »SWIHI At Hastings August 14th . xx6tf " ’ newadvertisments uaioa. junenra, a. is. is.e. Wm.L.QOBB. Cirouit Court Commissi; a er in and fer Mat HOWES’ CHANCERY ORDERSiSslW— c~“'“ “•“* Fredrkl Riakta. Complainant. Great London Circus, Sanger's English Menag­ erie of Trained Animals £ohn Beniamin F. Dow. Lumsa PROBATE ORDER. Tra,ned *nim,la' Mardi-Gras Carnival OOMBnsTATION. Hasting! B»ubUcan Bsxm*. anmpapar printed ^aSgS^bate. GREAT LONDON CIRCUS-HIP PO^ROd]S.l. Sanger*! English DA»FoUeily fer Complainant. ■ CHALLENGE $10,000 nftho north wsst quarter!1.') of see tion leen (16) all In Townebip number three range eight (8) wswt. eonUinninf one I sixty (IM) acres of land aceeedtu to AND MARDDORAS f STATKOF MICHIGAN. County of narr^ te.- Owns and daily axhibit- th« in tho year one .thousand eUbt hundred and ’’Prerent'/s. C. Prindla Judge of ProUta. Beit^rrapdf SPerftmiiit Xlophtt Arw^ ’usasTA’.siiS r-ray hi license to mil tha Intareat of said mlsmrs ia Cklcftalm, In the World, via.: »l particular whenever I EmajM-rur. Mandrle, ftaltam aud Victoria. certain re&l estate in said petition described! Thereupon it U ordered. That Monday tho Mh Tanrant'a Seltxcr Aperient. which I koopalwayaln thohouo." Wise man. and shape of this aperient. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. CHALLENGE $10,000 . THAT HOWES' C.RKAT MINIKIN eiKCCS, * Etc., Etv., Owns and KaUUu the rariKXn.1 $10,000 CHALLENGE HOWES GREAT LONDON CIHCT Perrons desiring to take out PaiaaW. or dssirint sfonnalion from the V. f. Patent OOee. ibould oniult v. A. I.KI1MAXN. NoDeltor of A veercanasut Foreign Patcssta, Washington D. C. Examinations free. NO FATKNTNOPAY. Fend Err., Hn;., A^^T. WlILtAM *«>■■ r.bX rs.ixe^- tbe followine described real ortate. lituate lylur TTTAXTBD.-.-r PIUUIOB TAB HAKB $10,000 owe-WlS?t^O^OMl garter To of cut quarter (’D of aoetion number four (IL and. ”sasw*. 17 Tribune* Buildim. Chka- also, theaoulh warn quarter 0») of tho a mth worn CHALLENGE HOWES’ GREAT LONDON I'IRCKS, TEN PIN BALLS Etc.. Etc.. Ovai and dally esbiUwthc REAR OF 220 NORTH SECOND ST,. (Second Floor.) PHILADELPHIA. axiISml Only One Ticket Required for All Mere Performing Animals thaa anjr other Ten MiaagrriM in <he V«rM ’ »w THE NEW YORK MILITARY AGENCY aabjuay V old rotes । collects srrears^f^.av ■ JPORUBLE PROBATE ORDER. 9 ATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Barry. Lao. on Thursday, the arch day. of Jnm c year one thousand ci|ht hundred and seven •ent. S. C. Prindle, Jnd«e of Probate, tho MaUaref the Haute of Jacob M- and Id THE ONLY ZEBRAS EVER SEEN IN HARNESS. X. ,N TELEGRAPHY r^a-m? $5,000 CHALLENGE ti.-rtis?!sxzs fcsriirrara eballeeiiw ths world. SB,000 CHALLENGE .•us. w. voia r'B 4 THATAT HOWES’ GREAT L0MMX CIBCT8, Qeo. M. Savage & Co’s Column. M"Parties aniworina any of these adrer tats will pleuc state trhirujhey saw tho tame e. Etc,, Rtc.,** $5,000 CHALLENGE General Ai»nt> tn every town In tho Vnitcd Stalos fer the AdJnitahU Piels, w|lh a oombination of elitbl todlt complete in one. vir: i<irk. nuttock. adac, lamptnc Iran. sledge, arc and pole head, or any other tool that nan bo .Exerted In socket! al ■about ose-lburtb tbe cost of ordinary tools. J. V. LAFFRUTT, Adjnalable Pick Cos ISJ South 2d St.. Phlla.. Chamber ofCommerce SOLID WEALTH! CHALLENGE BOWKS' GREAT UJNIH.N .'ISO'S. Sprciahiea. our great future, THE GRAND MA1UHGUAS. QARNH'A^. Seven Mas-ire Gul.l Chariots. Fire Performing Elephants, Five i'erfurming C-syal 1km~at Tiger*, Mx TVtfbmitng African llycnna, Two Reman War Chnrieta, Roman <1iari<4eer>,Fcarleae Cat alley* aaeortIng fircehn.Reantirti. FJrgvtit t’oetuine* ml.-rning shapely ladle*. The Spirit of ' 75—Washing ion. jjsHjctte. Geddes- of Lilwrty. Wlllntn Prmn, Brother Jonathan, and hundred* of Coati nenlal lliirarirrw represented. Elephant Coursing, Hurdle Racing, etc. Race TVaek. Read cur RENiOjOOO OtaHrnge Four---• “ ‘ WANTED! in the eitr of Hast $10,000 V That the Grand MAKDI-SRAS CARlIVALbr ----- »--------------------- ---------- maxciteJe. any A» WTR1AI aid HIPPODROIATIC ATTRACTIONS. SA1VATABBEER A Sctal tf Hatnral Hstury. Sanger’s English Menagerie $5,000 CHALLENGE la the Best laager Brewed ia tbe Wort A FORTUSE FOR ONLY $12 ^F. Moloney A Co.. 40 dread /fir nr ar eno., and Williams A Co, brewers. Danean'i Brewery. the Kentucky CAM! IKTIIIOTION COMPANY $5,000 CHALLENGE , OBBAT uOSIK,. CIBCrj^ rtiOESUAY, AUG. 31, 1876ew wKMibaurim they will distribute lo the tie hoMnrs tho ImWemi sum o! >000,000 00 Thee. P. Porter. Mx-Gor. Ky.. GenT Msnai POWlTtTTuLY 50 PpMTPOKMKXT as we "ill have a series of Grand Drawlnm an 1 net saUbliah tbe precedent of postponiax. .LIAiT OF4HFT8: ........ prick of th tventy-fourt and recorded in the reel-tors eSee >r the county *7 Derry, state of Mlohman oatba Mh da/of January on" thousand eisht huadral nd ee»enl«-Jbur. in liber ■I" of mortaaie* ou axe Ml. It belwt ngrtssd, between the turtle- in Ibnleetaount intb of principal and Internet ehell t the option of tbe party uf the-------- 1---- »dth become due and cxilluolabh Hen. ApdiWhultha-1—•— ■ent of laid inUrmt. ar aid and in arrears Crrin .. D. HIT* tothk thne. Ipaliumof five handre taliiul, Note!, ail Artatfc. $5,000 CHALLENGE 15,000 CHALLENGE 150,000 CHALLENGE' nmiwaia&a gSsT"'--*----->50,000 CHALLENGE! -rLTmL^TaBWAT LOMIK)> HRCtM.* •SOaOOO CHALLENGE* SrJTeMBAT IsOSWiN i � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-10.pdf f95302b213189bc2e3e7e70f3a0ed37c PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. N0.3fc, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1073. ns life is the hearts of both. mil the “I would suggest," said Dr. Emerson! ,___________ JWBie ••that I write to Mr. Barlow and tell him story around that Mn. Marston's father the, circuuistaacw of the delay qf his let ­ ia a rich man, and eent for the boy to [AVoM thf Country ^Gentlcpmu, AlL*i>fj ter, of his daughter’s death, of' Hugh’s, come to him to live, bat1 Mtta Wardlow OF THE adoption by Mira Wardlow and return the would not give him up. I don’t blame chpck, and leave it fur him to decide for her, for if be would not help his own the future. We are both sorry to have daughter, be would hot be ant to take Hugh Lave, and it it is uot for tho best, very good* asre-onthe’cmla. ' I dare aay CHAPTER FIFTEEN. that he ia (a old hunks any way. I wo will keep him." 5 Mr. Wataon thought'this the Inwt hope the doctor and she will hold on to One week of visit had passed, when course. Mr, Corbin brought a telegram to Mira "It will place Hugh uppix a more in­ Wardlow from Dr. Emerson, requesting dependent platform to live Mr. Barlow called off, her lo come to Colebeater imnwdiltaly, know that he is already rated for, and and to bring Hugh. It was short no­ has a home and fritvids nt his command." the old nfad's eyeSjiM 'he' turned away tice, but in just an hour they were seated anti aloWly mftended the ranA to his room. Thu letter was sent, and the matter in tho cant. Dr. Fgncmon met them nt dropped. It was Hugh Mart^on’s grandfather. 3 Entire Satisfaction. A earload ulne.tdy .«.ld this year Mixing the best Farm- tiie station ; HuglffRw him standing on era in Burry County. the platform bctu»6 the cant stepped, aud The Re| waved his band lo let him know they June Was al moat at hand. Dr. Emer­ were there. A glad smile welcomed his son secured the. services of a young prachi signal, and he was at the steps. lioner to takehis place during his ab­ Promptly al.H-a'xloek on Thursday even­ It was a pleasant H-union at M(a. sence from Uolchi«tcrvor a few weeks. Watoon's. . Mira Wardlow could but feel The bouse was all in order, us they in­ ing last a large .crowd was on band 5) that she had as dear friends here as she tended to go directly home when they to listen to' Die kpcteWi* be delivered by Ta the Best Reel Rake Machine in the Market. Two finger bora, and throe set had left behind her. Hugh had come in returned from their bridal excursion. of knives, furnished with every ('oiublnmi Mndiim-. WcuImo have the th lion. Geo. M. Dewey of Hastings. The first, and announced their arrival; so lea Hugh wan a Utile .aobur at the thought was in readiness, and Dr. Emerson sat of their going away, but Dr. Emerson hall was filled completely, aud R»au V bad to down with’the family. They chatted told him he should trust to him to see gayly during the evening meal, and Hugh that the gardi-n was kept nicely in order quite a number of our Democratic friends alone seemed conscious that there was and that ho must drive over to the sta­ were present;to diiten lb- the words of j Which is the beat One Whcclci Machluc iti the Market- Cull and something to come. He seemed a little tion to meet them on their roturn. comfort which wcVc to be spoken. The uneasy, and when tea was concluded, No answer bad been-received from Mr. raked if he might go over and see James Barlpw to Dr. Emerson's letter; aud meeting was called to orilcf by Q.( A. Cot­ ■ i 1 - । . Rolli'FIdImIkxI aud Unfinished. I Griffin. there was no one but lid|>cd that Hugh’s ton. The Glee elubwang a very inspiring "We canuol spare you, Hugh. Trio homo would be in Colchester, among and patriotic song, after, whic h Mr. E. .A. -L n I UlAnbl.i bnnhlilinaB honnpr ' Thc ’ffbrrr River* Vibrator, Uulialo Pitta, Ohio Hwvwpptakca, i Jllfi^ejni'nGCoiy ftBpllDllCail ba|IJiej. !/BrKDtAxr^ RlCHH&K ArtWBTAKFS. AUTO Tin: RiBIMALL ClXiVEB cause uf our- recalling you and Miss those who luul learned to love him fur/ Bicbardff was elected ehairittaa, and C. Wardlow was entirely upon your account. himself alone. you must remain andseobow it ends," There were no sevuro cases of sickness II. Smith secretary. Upon taking the -^GEO. M. DEWEY | T1IE OLD AND RELIABLE TAYLOR RAKE, AND THE IMPROVED So intown. Mr. Rogen was now able to chair Mr. Richards madu n few timely resaid Dr. Kmersou. JACKSON WAGON CONSTANTLY ON HAND Hugh drew bis chair to the side of sit ut> for a couple Of hours each day, and uar)q&,and then inlrbduM'ii the speaker of El'llA XI) PUBLISflEK. Abba and sat down. Dr. Emerson drew although much wasted in flesh, was to the evening, the jkqnicrri/rtTRAK i two letters from Iris pocket, and handed all appearance a far happier man than One door east of Goodyear’s Hardware. UON. GW. Al. BEWBY. one, which was sealed, to Miss Wardlow ho had Wore been for 'yuan. To Wil to read, while he held the other open in ham Rogers, life is clad in rainbow hues; Mr. Ddwey- ill ’ A1’ gidd' Speaker the acknowledged son, the eldest brother, and his hand. knows how to hold his I "Thia letter," he said, “came directed Lo could 'hold up his head in honest audience. A'll.-H’RIPTlO.’i : IIo began by giving the [laNtings, April 12, 187G. z i to the physician of Colchester, and it pride. Every whim of his invalid father history of tin* RepuLHcmi party from its I upeaks uf a previous letter, written in it was his constant study to gratify ; and earliest life, told what qiromiaeo it made I answer to unu received from Mtas Abba it was delightful to see them together. when the party capic in power, and then Wardlow, by a HJr. Barlow of New The little sisters were often in *ti*e sick­ weiXon to show wh etlun -ft * hod redeemed York, io which wra enclosed a check fur room, and the gentle ways of their broth­ those pledges. Ho proved beyotfd all two hundred dollars, to be paid to thu er seemed to bind them still closer to him dispute that the party bad performed all Of ADVERT/SIXO. order of Mrs. Marston to bear her expen­ than had the ties of relationship. Mrs. of its promises and pledges and more then ses home to her father'# house. Nothing Rogers, however, assumed ooldnera and that had pnt down a war of large magni­ had been heard from Mr*. Manrtou, the aversion. Her pride had suffered as tude, and accomplished the difficult task Liter, or Mira Wardlow ; and tliis is a deeply ns her maternal love in the dtf uf restoring to tfrflcr <53 peace, confusion ! letter of imjuiry concerning them all. grace of Theodore- who, after his term and rcbeibon. No MUM OS tile face of I communicated the contents to Mr. and of inifirisontnaft liad expired, had returned the earth liad ever come tmt of such a 9LO> | MO I UW i Mrs. Watson, and found that -Miss to hut home humble, and it is to be hoped war with bo little corruption and, demoraWardlow had, during Mrs. Marston's penitent; but his mother had met him lizatiou as had been done in til'd * United illness, written to Mr. Barlow, giving an with reproaches mid bitter taunts, and States under the lead of the . Republican account uf hw daughter's sickness taking money from his father's dtsk dan- party; and yet, after' all thal has been and suffering, and bogging him to for­ dcstinely, gave it to him, and sent him done, die goveiruthent fnily restored, and give her. Tho letter was scut, but never West to. a lirather of her own, with all men declared •fteu*'‘and f ejju^ jicfore had liccn answered. Mrs. Watson was strict charge not to come back Lu (JoJchcs- the law ; the very iariie "men who tried jHMiitivc you had never received a letter. ter till William had left for his home in their beat to, dqulroy the gawfataot, Awunliuglv, I went to the pustmrater, Maaaaeliuietts. Nunc of thu family <>x- now come before thu people pifd with bloody । and told him that the last of March such bcneiriiud seen him, or’heard of his re­ bands ask the pcopbi to place (hom in [ a letter was rent to you from New York turn, till he 'bad time Lit reach Iris jour­ power and give over the control' ‘of the i and must be found. Two days afterward, ney b end. United Stales to them, mnl I he handed hie your letter, which he the ballot what tbey «»ald net bj tita said had got into a drawer through mis bayonet. This never would be allowed. It wa« nearly the clime of May, when a (great applause) With a general skirm­ takfe, and hod been overlooked. Now, Mira Abba, we will give you time to ex­ passenger alighted from the train, alone ish on the tmaHrW UT IKi^caihpaign lie —an old man, with bls hair whitened hastily reviewed the-rank’ WtwMtt ! amine your letter.’ , Hugh had sat in perfect wlcnce while by the frosts of seventy winters, his form the two opposing parties m this campaign, , 1 die doctor was speaking, but when he had bowed; and there was trcmalousnem tn (hie great cause of hard times at present, [ concluded, the teardrop trembled on Lis his voice, as lie requested thu station is because of the enurmons class. Laf .yrn, eyelids and his lips quivcrei, as he turned agent to direct him to tho residence of ducera as compared with the'' PIHLfiT. 51SK.ERN, Dr. Emerson." and jho fluctuating state ef thc: ■ motmy ATToHNBY AT LAW. Prompt attention l*id to Mira Wardlow. u >!1 CvU^Hl-lu. U«M with Wm. L. CoM». “That man's face reminds me of oomc market, and that would last iimtH' Bome “Oh, if it could only have come ' while mamma was alive, how happy it one I have Been," said the agent to a settled plan , uf action should be ' taktfh. Congress to place it upoh a solid 'founda­ HARVEY WRIGHT, would have made her!" he said. I The check was all right and the letter tion. J*I reckon ho is some, ri.-b old Jew. j was kind. Mr. Barlow forgave his He spoke-of tKT DcSoqjptio. pgy.,Huf; Did you see that ring on bn finger, and ! daughter for her disobedience, and raland grants, arid 'Went yu to show that | quested her to return to her old home the diamond studs in his shirt front ?" Samuel J7 Tilden was one of that saintly “I was looking at his face, it stQick ! with her bob. He apoko kindly of Mira crew who cause so much disturbance in Wardlows letter, and said if was ilia i me u one so familiar." their ranks.- Aft an illustration fidnTho ijnnibus rattled up tho st root, and first intimation ho had received of the t ionod the fact of bin owainw one third «f death of her husband. He even spoke drove up to tho hotel, just as Dr. Emer­ the stock of the G. R. A: I.JC R- ia ■ our son end Hugh drove off in an opposite affectionately of her son, who he said own state and Tom. Scott the oftia* two. All nurtt promptly altentlnd tn. ' I should be reinstated in nil respects to the direction. thirds, so that if tlu-re won any fraud or It is generally understood that all ho­ right of heir to his property. It was a corruption there H must lay at the Siet Of tel keepers are well informed concerning mneh more affectionate letter than could ' ------- TN------have been expected; and had it been de­ all neighborhood affairs, and perfectly oogIn a calm and disnaraionate manner he livered on iu arrival, would have earned nitant of every resident in town, and Mr. proceeded to give to tSTgSteBte'a candid couftolation and gladness to the heart uf Leeson was no exception. So when the and fair statement dT the qualification of Special Medical Announcement the daughter, and perhaps given a new si ranger inquired for a young uian by the the different candidate, he neither ap­ impulse to her life. She hsd bogad ao name of Hugh Marston, the landlord was proved the coarse of the past administraearnestly to become reeonolcd to her fa­ ready to give him correct answers. “Hugh Marston! Bless me, why he lion of Grant or abused the prospects, of To THE ther for her son’s sake, that it would give just went off in tho buggy with the doc ­ her unspeakable joy to return to the old es that Lava been givwtt’itt. SU pfate ’fc Sick and Afflicted! hometf it were only to die: but it was not tor. He is teaching him -to drive, and that WC have beard thia fall aowe have <’F II USTINGB AMD VICINITY. to to be. Now, what must be done ? Hogb the boy takes to it like a fish to water. been no free from partisan spite amF UaokYou aco when that boy’s mother died, answered: guardUm m this wrau DR. J. “I must go and sec my grandfather, she gave him to a young lady who was ience upon a level with lumaelf ms ar araa • Dr. EmcTBou; my nnlhcr told me if L teaching school here,'" and- “Ac, promised and kept them there. He spoke to the to take cure of him, and sec that he was ever heard from him, and he wanted to better nature of his hearera and elicited Every­ ace me, I must go to him. I shall come brought np «u he should be. their admiration and jwsvsfrto then that body thought queer that a young lady '“Mta Wudlow b«l not tpokm •»« Should burden herself with the charge. political spacebar wAt’lRPteaW ♦ttdA*" being filled with low ftuk allusions or rmJiug tholoUor, ■>“ “* UngbJi After tho fetters!’ there were two or ,nu thronu k..onod be neck, »ho taMdi three that wished die boy, and would be ' her f*« to him, eml with « uemUtog; glad to have him bound to them, but she would not hear a word to it, but hired ’’’" .uppo-i, my deer H«sh, yo» m«- him boarded, and fixed him np like a gentleman. <nd kept him right to school. speaker. The Itymoora go, hut f elmll m» yo. «r~ ~ i the leoturo to bear thew j ud the team rut down her eheoke She। He was a right amast seWar, if his’fa- badly disnpMotod!«Bi ' BULLOCKr-Whoi«aie_g«nt for Mlch'San- om UOV auww —. —--------- — - thcr was a drunkard, and seeing the aerebMMffhttdMlKAh Lad become to her ; they ware both n R. D. rounds of het «n»ee. ■ A and they hml so ~»y meeting several came fw Northern °Hhiusensd It C-nd Rapids, East Sagmaw and lonely, thiit can be found, and Dr. Emerways that they bad Marmdatoi th«r the Hay« and Wheelen Branch fouud’it out] and is going to mates and fealings, and the friendship tiNPARALLED SUCCESS HY A V KB MONT PARMTCR'n WIFE.. NCtffl UK BAKE! ■u 25 sold list year and every one gave THS PEEBLES COMBINED MACHINE WITH the JOHNSON RAKE, TRIUMPH SINGLE REAPER, m [SEETHE BATHPLATFORM BUGGIES iall, at % MESSER & POWERS. R. D. BULLOCK’S MUSIC PROFESSIONAL AM BUSINESS CABDS. DENTIST Nashvilte. Michitau. Itl-Ab! HEAD! HEAD ! ■Joy Comfort and Happiness Great Bargains Pianos and Organs The StSHTAmericaji Organ, HAZELTON BRO 'S PIANOS. ERNEST GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. Oii Pint! art Onuos tateu it Eichange fir Nsv Ones. Flint. Xii47tf D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. �ou* WEWYOItK •'■ErreR- Pcditicil Notest i X— The latest joto-Spedking nf Tilden is, JUHfrbw I u UM «tefny-b«nded son of toil." PneaideMt grant's letter to Gov. Hattum, Mio*-, Aoo. 10, 1876. Cham- The Weather—The CMneee ^S^^tnry la Naw York-MIHw in the Metropolis. .•___of rxiu Desolation the — City'.—Children s when Tke ilepublieans of Wenona will dedi cate their near hall and raiao a Hayes and Wheeler pole aorly uext week. day ha was wo **** h. lc mida made them ifiem unJerunder­ ng or signs. He will do buri■ he has breath, and will be i there is life in him. Hia sderful, and it would not be whleh is the most important matter rbout temperate man. He has worked very New York, just now, has moderated ।h-J.ll hl> life, b.i very .jannKinllytee has expanded 1125,000 for fees, mile­ slightly, and it is once more possible to ’When he works be works, and when he age, per diem, witnesses, printing, etc. sleep. Nevertheless it is yet too hot for irests hc reals. He will work all the season tiO about the first of July, whoa Tho Republicans of Saginaw .City will .-Hw or * T»« *■*« he goes to Saratoga, and slays there till dedicate their wigwam, which will have The Democratic Investigating Commit­ known, and has swelled the mortuary list every day while at the Springs, and answer* to a degree that ts' absolutely frightful. -. t . .. ____ >■-'1 »k>> aanwiaaMC Lim. Tueaday evening. George William Curtis declares that ho hat not been and will not be a candidate for the New York Gubernatorial nomination, and exprawenhts preference for Hon. Wm. ' HUM1 Rqnklieaa Tieket. fur President RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. of Ohio. M. There is nothing vindictive, of course, in this from the Vicksburg Htnild: “Why didn't Sheridan lead that charge? Hc would have made a better dead man Far Vice-Fretitleul, WILUAM A. WHEELER, of New York. Fur Presidential Electart, HENRY W. LORD, WILLIAM A. HOWARD, WILUAM DOKLTZ, Evarti. than Cpster.*' * CHAS. H. KEMPF, PRESTON MITCHELL, DELOS PHILLIPS, JACOB DEN HERDER. ., . CHARLES KIPP. JEREMIAH JENKS, BENTON HANCHETT. WILLIAM DUNHAM. State Ticket. aloneo sessions, of Ionia. For Srcretary of Stoic, EBENEZER G D. HOLDEN, of Kent. For State Treainrer, WILLIAM B. McCREERY, •f Geneasce. almost invariable recovered, and when re­ covered were as good n new. But when tricts of ten Western States, figures out a whisky or beer drinker went down' it a Republican gain of twenty-one Con­ was general down for good, and it is a matter of fact that the drinking classes gressmen iu thone States alone. were an hundred fold more liable to be A Southerner, who is'al Saratoga, after struck than the temperate. The temper­ drinking a quart, exclaimed : “If I ance people’may make what use of this a Northern .man I should probably be a they please, but all the city physicians will Republican, because the Republican jorty up here is th</>nly party lo which a gen­ vouch fur its truth. Straws teD which way^ho wind blows, and hence the following item may not be void of interest to Michigan readers: Portsmouth,' N. H. Aug. 1. At the municipal election to-day the Republicans were victorious. The total Mayoralty vote was 2006, of which John H. Brough­ ton has 1169 and Moses II. Goodrich, the present Mayor. 830; scattering, 7. Ma­ jority over all, 332. At the election a year ago the Demo­ RALPH ELY. cratic candidate was elected by obput 250 of Gratiot. majority, and -al the March election, Fur (hMmiutonrr oj tke Slate 7xt»«? Marcy the Democratic candidate for Gov­ BRSJAMIM^fpABTRUXIK. ernor had 97 majority." This result exceeds the most sanguine \ ' Abr Attorney General, expectations, us poodrich, who has held OTTO KIRCHNER, the office for two tvnns, has been very For Superinlauient of Public hutnefion, efficient and popular with both parties. The City Council is strongly Republican. HORACE S. TABBELL, of Saginaw. Abr timber of State Boartlt uf < Etluctihuu. WITTER J. BAX', LTER, of Hillsdale. : There is great rejoicing at the mult, and I the victorious party have paraded the [ streets with the Keanurga Drum Crops ; sailing on the Mayor elect and other. (tynsml Ticket. The following check ha* recently been। unearthed: ' -New York, Sept. 8, 1868. For . Rcyretentative in Cooyrctt, 3d The National Broadway Bank will pay Dittrict, to order of William M. Tweed, five thous­ JONAS H. McGOWAN and dollars. of Branch. fSigned) Wm. M. Tweed. I Indorsed “pay 8. J. Tilden or order." Wm. M. Tweed. “Honest money for all, and For depoaite in the Bank of North free schools for all. There America. 8. J. Tilden. should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor aecterian interferance which will destroy the other.” This particular year, 1868, was the year in which about 50,000 fraudulent Democratic votes were deposited in the New York city ballot boxes after the close of the polls, information of the necessary nptfilxr having been obtained by means of Tilden's circular to prominent democrate throughout tho State, directing estimates ofthe votes to be sent to Tweed, ‘-for an important puipoae," before the actnal count should / emade. “Uhg" is mjtaken when he supposes that there are^ny duties attached to any county ofice, that eannot bo well prdbnn- cd by any manpf ordinary busiucst* quali­ fications. It does not require either tpccial educati n or experience to be the equal of any oher man In those places, and no man o£*ordinary intelligence wiD make any mistakes in doing any work required of an. cuunty officer. •<£r*.. a death from among the ranks of the tem­ perate. Tho men who haw avoided tho use of alcoholic drinks, when sun-struek The Chicago Tribitur, after a survey ot the prospects i? the Congressional dis­ tleman could I ilong. In the South the Democratic is tfi* gentleman's party . ' For Guveroor, CHARLES M. CRQSAYK1.L, at Leaawee. Lii-airtumt Ooremor, Children have perished by the thousand, and almost an erpally large number of adults have succumbed to the more than torrid heat. One woman in Baxter street hu usisted in preparing 134 children for burial. And right here let me say that CHINAMEN, are invading New York in large numbers. There are now 3,000 here, and with them their opium deus and joss-house*. They are just as filthy, just as industrious and just as harmless here as in San Francisco, and follow the same occupations. They wash, make cigars, and keep street stands, pay their debts, save some money, and gamble and’ smoke the best of their earnings away. They inhabit Baxter street; here, as cverwherv else. M-Jecting as their headquarters tho moat filthy and squalid section ot the city. They have only one joss-house as yet, though another one of larger dimensions and more aristo­ cratic in style, is in contemplation. The number is increasing very rapidly, and as the great colony iu San Francisco is sending off colonics Eastward all tho time, it is very probable that in a few years the territory in and about Baxter street will be very like Dupont street in San Francisco, and that in New York the religion of Confucious and the Chinese theatre and Chinese amusements and cusonm siuuiiK withhave anaansnea cstaMishcd ineuiscivcs themselves nrmiv firmly ama 'io VSew ’ _ 1York, ’_ L W.W ______ * Wril, let .1HmooBo. They an. harmleM, ieduMriou and boo« people, who will work and never want office. There is some comfort in that. POLITICAL. of his diet. He is h fearful card-player, always playing for money, and the stakrei must be high enough to make it worth while to play. Curious stories arc told ortuloted-phying, some ofwhich are doubt leas true. Ha is re mereiiew at poker >r point euchre re he ia in buaimm, and toe be to the poor or cardcas player who folk into hia hands. It is businoss with him, and lie pursues the euw just as eagerly as he dnre his real burinoss. As the rh»«- in .England was accounted as minature war, so gentlemanly gambling with Vanderbilt is the next thing to busi­ ncss. and ho follows it with as much scat. Now that Drew is gone. Vanderbilt and Jay Gould are the only Railroad mag­ nates left, and it is not probable that thoy wil era* leek horns again. The old vetteran has too much lo do to perfect the railroads hc now controls, and Jay Gould's interest* and his do not cvnfiieL THE CHILMIB'a HVMMK* HOSPITAI- Among the charities whleh benevolent ingenuity is continually devising, the Summer Hospital for Children deserves free handed support. The cxcuraion of St. John's Guild floating hospital boat, which takas hundreds of sick children and their mothers daily up the river for pure air, has made a difference at once in the death-rate among children. But ten hours a week of wholesome living out of stinking dens the poor call home, is enough te keep life in them, but hardly enough to make sound children of them. The plan was devised of a temporary hospital or rather home, in one of the healthiest place* on the river, where sick children could be sent for a fortnight at a time, in the dangerous part of the season. The charity is not an extravagant one. The buildings are of the plainert, airiest de­ scription, the food in the country is fnwh and cheap, and the cost of the whole af­ fair ia decidedly less than that of the . <7 . . --------- i , The Democracy are worried bocauac Tilden and Hendricks can't agree npon their letter of acceptance, and give them a show to open the campaign. They arc that while they are delaying for this DBMIUATIO.M. opening the dissatisfied Republicans are rely rapidly returning lo their old resting­ The city is almost abandoned, nplace, that as Hayes and hia character are rich fled from the terrible heat tn their becoming better understood, the intelli­ villas at Newport, and to the cool shades gent Democracy, are growing very cold of Saratoga; there in imxierate circum­ toward the mulatto ticket nude at St. stances are at ths thousand and one sea­ Louis, and that, in abort, unlaw Tilden aids place*, and up in the mountains, the cornea to the front very soon the battle is artiste and Bohemians are up North lost for them before it is fought The where'they can kewp cod, and live ven truth is, half the docent Democracy of cheaply, and only ihe Door, and the u^ New York don't want Tilden elected in any event. They know him to bo tncky and unreliable, and they feci confident that in the case of his election they are sold ■tora «.p(. .nJ Uh> hotah a. Ilk. out. Heprofcncs to be a hard-money K>b<n» in tkeir .tain-. n« resumption man, and why ho don’t come trade there u eoeira from the CMteonuJ out and my so, instead of paltering with Mta who am praaiog Iwiward and the soft money Hendricks, and fixing up ward thmuch the „J declarations that mean nothing, ret. Hole may L„. Th™, e-oine them, and they fed that they are sold in want it .U k. »n the big ahow with, m>d him. hvmrUly knows where Haym When they return they ml to get home ajanda on all there questions, and no one atqoieH, u poamUa. And Naw Vert Will vote in tho dark voting for him. hnaiimn, bakad. Kill and di^ouraged. Tilden is one of there exceedingly acute t*"” ,iU “ * ""riTj small mon who overreach tbeiUMlrra He ta no hon««j huudf, J«, w behero ih*t uy one pbo Uk h0 upon Uietheory Hu, Hl era „ J;, bonrat u binaelf aoepl the .irarJaoo. la Kill meheSl doll, and failure. «d be T<ey l.rg.1, ou-r-eetinulra the ol the l.tu. c|m. “"f “• "Oh “ 1 j --------io go under, and the mxxtor they go tho and file of the Detnocracv will qtibHe for the sake of vuea-o, £ better. The volume of trade- ia redwood ____ ’ paltenng with therein that way. Hayos 'and an m,xv k<«n_ — ^“"J^SuteofNew York ra ! *.‘Uhg" asks ‘by whom and for whom offices are created ?“ Wo answer by the people and for the people, not for one Mt is nominated on a platform rxprewdng o ' -- — — aawaa.a. WIM lUrTliaDly s»“"dy, and d»y might M win do it,» of men to gebxieh out of. Again he darmlohold <raer e f.w w-A. Tl„. aaka, “are offi^ki the servants of the &^f“rr.Vb*e£: • * j •‘C’w.maj, Jour « to-day worth •125,000, and the officers ? ’ We answer that depends believe, and aa to what he intends to dr. oc whether th< have a limited or a Uft rfuliy. foirJy. We would Rspuhttran a 40cts. to $1.00, the County. Coffee.* From 25c up, »nd We sell pure Ground Goods. Spices. You can have in any shape you want. Crackers. We brag on. * * Cheese We sell the best Tobacco We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy iu, other places for 60ots. to $1.00. OhioStone Ware Is the best. Crockery. *.,— ,,,, “““Pta" hc’ “* sent J""* there "f? and *“!,«•* get the best<* care ” “taken k™ rf of'*it fur weeks' without a dollar of expense to hcnclf. In thia fearful scsoon, while the children of well-to-do people are dying like sheep, it is a great merry that such raving help is extended to those who else had no choice but to sea their covetouslyloved children sicken and die without the least alleviation of their rafferinn. 1 X’"W aud aeoline claim to beat Cheaper than ever, for WE want to closeout. Remember. We buy for cash and will not be U hl UBRSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, H»«ting». Aug. 7th. 1876. • xxi30w4. A Co’s Column. -SX-tfS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CENTENNIAL NOTICE DKALKRS. CUTTING AHO MIHM & ta~'K—, Sai ■titan otti Pi urao. *Wic? n, Charlotte VAKOHUIIlt, H the doctrine of . our who oppw, rotation in oft ggg yL.Tr.ri'-rir*1 mponsibl^for a dirty, mma, squib itwrald 'be lot™. ai™_ k. •' - �Lwal 8lw($ jlotici!) la eehoed by men of better thing* Now Mr Editor we would aak, by whom, and/or whom are offiue* created’, Are they created by the party for p*rty puIpoa_ *a ? Are officer* the servant* of tha people, or are the people the servants of the offirers • If we have any correct idea of the formation of our Government we should say it was .formed by (he people for th* benefit of the people and offices are created for transaction of cor­ porate buxines* which ci inol Ik- done Individ, ually Ip the people s business so ainiple tl»t every man inherits an instinct for the performance ofU’ Or doe* it require some experience a* well «s education, to be able to execute It correedy? We are a body corpora^ and every man who pays taxsa 1* pecuniarily' interested to that amount of the general stick, I* It customary or corporate bodies form*! on a financial itasii to change their office* every year or two, and mure especially their content tel eleeks who bavo acquired sLUty by I tag experience, and sabatitute therefore inexperienced men ? Every time we put In B new man. all efrors and mistake* on account of is bimpetency are all al th* expense of the people; The party in pow­ er is responsible to tho whole people for the ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. competency of Its officer*. Aman who voles ihealraight party tkkrt year after year, has no more claims on the party for one of the pettte'a offices, than another ; he has simply done his duty, snd has done it because be beMevex that ike prin ciple* which hi* party aAvoeate are the best for the general goad and ouch easier tolerated thau are those adeemed; »y any form of oppo­ sition. If there is dirty work lo be done fur a party lata dirty work fund be Aired the party for the purpose, and pay Its value in dollar* and cents, and not praaifotc the people's of­ fices a* a reward for such service*. The cry uf rotation means the aans thing ia the party as "to the victor belongs ' the spoils" mc^ns out of it, and the principle of giving a man an office to keep him in the party, or giving to a new accession from the ap;>o*iliou. or lo one who has returned after having gone out - and while outdid hi* utmost to destroy the influence uf the party, is but a baec award uf the people's office* for party purposes. ' ■ The old adage that proffered services egsii a disagreeable odnr fai a* applicable in polities as elsewhere. If left to luomrelv^i the people will find the right man fot the right place, and Herewith, agreeable to our promire, w« Ham KM Mich. Auguat, Sth 1876. print a Urtof.n Republican. voporffid' I* n. At a meeting of Hutlnp Lodge No M4 I. O. to be csndidatM for a nomination, al the ofG.T.tha following officers were installed hands of the Republican County, Senatorial for ths ensuing quarter. and HsprossataUv. Utatriet Conventions. W- C, T., Dr. E. H. Lathrop. We do not wish to be understood ai express­ W. V. T., Mrs. C. H Alien. tag any preferences, by the order in which W. B. S., Irving L. Cressy. the names may appear, or otherwise, ex­ - W, A. 8 , Mlu Effie Salisbury. cept as to Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney and W. T,,Mrs. C. A. Lathrop. County Surveyor, eash of whom having bald W. M., Henry Ford. but one term and being excellent offiW. D. M., MUs Nellie Mroerole. erre. andby party usage. entitled to that W. F. 8.. Henry H. Bailey. endorsement, that a second nomination and w. 1. G„ Miss May Throop. W. O. G., R. H. Merrill. W. C., Rev. G.W. Sherman W. R. H. 8., Mrs. A. M. Black. W. L. H. 8., Mis* Dora Mann. The lodge Is in a flourishing condition and extends a cordial '* WWcosw" to all desiring to Lewie Durkee, of Castlaton; George become auenbera of the order. Brooke, of Orangeville, Enoch Andras laviae L. Cnsasr, Recording Sec. Cartton; Traverse Phillip* and Wm. 11. ere, of Heatings city. Wm. M. Scmlder. of Prairieville; M Sidnsm of Bsxry; Thus. H. Bartram, < Syria; Jamci D. Baalism, of RutlandF. Emory, of Thurnappls; and John kiM, of Hastings lily. Harvey Wright and Chariot II. of llMtlnps Ctiy. LevlH. Dtwry. of Johnstown; Ctamenl Smith ef CastletiMi; an-l Sherman C. Prindir, of Has­ ting* city. Wm. ||. Hay ford, Janie* Clarke. Lucius Russell, all of Hastings Chy; P. 11. N lek era and Wm. L. Gahb. of Thumapple: aud A. D. Cmlwaltider. of Barry. T. J. AxDjasoM, List of patents iasued to.Invsntoni of Mich­ Gen. Ptut. Agt. igan for th* wrek ending Aug. 6, 187C, and Topeka. Ki each dated July 25ib, 1870. Furnished this paper by Cox A Cox, Solicitor* of I'alcnt*, Notice. Waahlngtun, D. C. ' J. Maloy, Car Coupling, Pontiac. G. Stark, Pail A Tub Ear*, Arenae. Harvest is past and those little Recounts T. Danish, Burial^as*, Detroit. must lie paid at once, sure. Smith, Mankk 4 Preston. J. Higiin*, Buttc/Tub, Holland City. xxi304w. A. Beach Fifth Wheel Platform, Linden. W.*Hutchinson, Gss Coupling, South Bay Remember all ncceunta and notcH i City. due and we must aud will -have our pi It. Walker, Bake*, Dansville. , Smith, Mamu & Preston. xx!304w Advertised Letters. John Stanley any* that until Ten-drinks k Co.’, are elected, he i* going to 'seQ Gr<>. ceria cheaper then ever, and of tho very bat quality. Ta a speciality. Wina and Liquors for medicinal and mechani cal purposes, that are strickly pure, con­ stantly ou hand, and for sale at the low­ Harris D. Shepard Olivet Mich. J. V. est price-! at which first ciam goods cau xxi25t3 Warren, Jersey City, N. J. Mw Mary Cham­ be Sold. berlen Akron Ohio. 1’. <). Vickery Augusta A Dozen Points. Bork, of Rutland ; A. II. KlRw.ofThuraapjde Zebulun 1J. Hoyt, of Yankee Springs ; an Tlun Adam Elliot, of Barry ; We give twelve good point why the Republican party should be preferred to the Democracy. A hundred equally as good could be given: 1. It represent* the intelligence and loyally of the nation. -2. It is the champion of free educa­ : tion. and" an advocate of the rights of la- It prveerved tho Republic iu face We have not beard a.single name mentioned of the greatest rebellion of modern times. hut Capt. <’ Perry of Prairieville, Is on his It restored—through its legislative first term, anil we believe lie qualified, a The He; Alican City Caucuses w ill be held on thing that is rarely done, hence if Ar trill wisdom—the Southern States to all their SV-.locs-Uy evening next, at the usual place in former rights and privileges in the Union. Last Saturday (Aug. fith) I bad the pleas­ accept there should !*> mo opposition to hitu the i-vcml aard«at 71 o'clock. b. It abolished slavery. ure of attending a district school picnic (Mias and we presume there will be none. The G. It made freedom universal. other candidate should be a Hasting* mu, if Della Tolls teacher.) in district No. 1, better one can lie found to accept, as most or all 7. It settled tbs vexed San Juan known as the Doud's school district. Al­ COMING Howes' Great London ciroui Hip­ podrome, Sanger's English Menagerie of Trained Animals, and Mardi-Gras carnival combination >b to exhibit at Has­ tings Monday August 14th. The pre** everywhere are enthusiastic in their praise of thia great show. 11* tn*gnitude i* tally e*tabli«h*d from the tact that it re quires forty-two railroad rar* to transport it from plare lu place. Of ita merit* the Kansas Qty hmm, ofM«y fith.say* : Howes' Circus. ^TtTtbe Senatorial convention at Nasltrffle, DRY GOODS HAVE fEMFUL F^LL. ■ Where? At A- W. Bailey’s Lonsdale muslin 12 cts. ' Hill’s ditto 11 cts. Shirting Gets. Extra heavy Shirting 12 cis. Cottonades 15 to 25 cts. Good Ticking 12 cts. Twenty bone Uoraotn 45 cU. Two button Kid Gloves 90 cts. Peerless Warp 27 cts. Beautiful Shawls 85 cbt. Pure Tabic Linen 45 cts. All othec Goods in proportion. Call and ace for yourself. A full and complete assortment of boundary question. 8. It obtained U 5,000,000 from For Salk—A fine mare and coll. England, and settled amicably the Alba Time will be given ifdesired for an appro­ ved note. Inquire of Morgan Jones. ma depredation question. 9. It gave to the nation a good nation­ xxiStf al banking system. 10. It has paid nearly |1,000,000,000 of the national debt 11. It built the Pacific railroad. 12. It has opened a profitable com­ merce with Eastern pation* through fa­ xxlSGl vorable treaties. All kinds of fruit, candies, nuts and raisins, for sale at the lowest prices by A aimpie United States flag hung over John Stanley. the cutraoce of the Post Office at Lynch­ For Salk—A valuable young burg, Va. But there were Democrats in Inquire of Marshall Pricket. __ the city, ardent supporters of Tilden, whu could not submit to tho indignity of Do you want the Ixtt Havana Cigars passing under the flag of tho United go to J. P. Roberta' for them, States to get their letters. Therefore, during the night of the 25 th inrt., tho flag was mutilated, most of it turn down and castaway. Our Centennial, It is useless<o particular!** in describing a F„»k M.MK <l» in 1868 a proposition was introduced in the United Staten Senate, provining that no cobrod man should vote unless ho was worth 1250 in his own right. Three Senatora voted for the infamous proposi­ tion, and one of them was Timinas A. Hcndricka, now "Tilden’s Appendix." tho charming IdGo juveniles Alexander, Wti­ Judge Beaman, of Adrian, lt and Freddie, in their trapose.and b^^nfl f—the marvel of the figeand the delight of to be slowly improving. 1 the ladies. R.'H- D-'ckrill. in his charaotsr- is a type* of nervous fever. inHian of Dicken*' f.mUiisr character, as he rede round lbs arena, was flrat^Iass, while Madame Elixa DockriH i*. without exThe Michigan Central baa ceplion, tho best bare-badt equestrienne seen contract of shipping 3,000 can timber front Muskegon to Europe. S.’HT’i.ttiSi ■hould come erain it would find its ir1' fill CxaLtes^ Ang- 7th ,f^c*d ItalL fo» ffijpe-ple of Kf*Mk“°’ * gOoff thing when they men. Entvon BAMMsa-, .,, . . The following are the delegates elected from this town.hip to the different conventions : To the county convention, J. M. L. W Rcffcr*, Lewis Parker, E. IL Sisson. So the district convention M MUMIeriBo. H. C Beyw., Ji N. Cwwrt, W. 8. Regers. C. A. Jacob Odell.___ ____ va<e for reta­ points in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona.. Special round trip tickets to Denver, only 150, allowing stop off privilera both ways on tho-main hoe, and nt Colorado Spring, Manitou and Pike’s Peak. Ix>w emigrant rata to the San Juan Mina. Pullman Palaeo Sleeping Cant between the Missouri River and the Rooky mountuins without change. Close connection made at Pueblo with trains for Denver nod Northern Calorado. ’ time tabla and tho "San Li»t of Patents. wh*A41i«*y .want j* meq who will honor th* pasiiioti in which they »*k them to serve, and the people in return will frel honared by hav­ ing them there is the opinion of many uf gixwl though the morning was quite rainy yet the storm abated aboutJIO o’clock and a goodly number gathered together al the school house for a march lo the grove near by. At about 12 o’clock the NeU rang calling I'uri*., »)■■> was *o badly injured last the children together when a line', of march •till lingers without much change, was formed headed ,by the choir, followed by th* chance for improvement I* very the banner, teacher, pupils, parents and friend* of the School. . When everything was in readiness the Going after a drink under* difficulties— march commenced while the choir sang "We jumping a six foot board fence on Sunday and then no! finding the objee I of hi* search. —Wonder if a certain lawyer can give any Prayer was offered by the Rev. L. C. Greler. after which th* pupils tqok an active old that George W. Dole of Rutland part in the exertmme of the day. Good mu■ timet and sot his machine, and sie was/trnuhed by the . choir aeaisfed by 1 .at MO bushel* of wheat on Tuee- Mrs. Harrison Mershon talhe organ. Thu* the time passed quickly fP till about 2 o’clock p. m.. dhen the marshal announced that dinner was ready. Your knmble correspon­ The Hasting* I'umctt Band will give a dent thinking it about time for him to take ■I»mc ■ Tnursdsy evening Sept "th al part in the exercises of the day, quickly fell i-’nluti Ha!). Prof. Jan;** W. Rhodes* newly in line of march for the dinner table and tn^anizrd orclmstn will Airni*h Che music. taking a prominent position wher ewe could The >.ro<! i& worthy uf. »nd should receive a get a good survey of IU* enables, th lake U Utaral mjq ort from the public. will not be saying too mn< of the kind ladiea who ao nobly did their part, to “X the table* were most tmuntifUUy supplied with all that heart could wish for, manv bas­ kets being left. , . After dinner the marshall called th* school together after which the Rev. L. v. Gesler addressed the scholar*. Then came recitations and ringing. We also bad the pleasure of listening t* ^veral pieces of musie (both veal and in­ stramentai) by th* Misses Holeomb of PnuA llrjy,, atlj Wheeler Club has been organ­ ricville too weU known ta ,thi». to need any omnity> "" , “ ‘T-'nserilleand the following officers commenis nr me. «. —- & o'ciaek tha rlsrtrd S. E.Bnwen Pri£, 1. A. Nichols, UVC»» bil. lb. n—< S. Terry Vice Presidents. Geo. C. Nevins in a rams of croquet, while the Utile one* • votary, tavern Thompson Treasurer.,Short amused themselves in the swing. AU in all the picnic was a grand tmereM w..rc nmle by Bwhetl' Revina, ‘ Joy end too much credit eannot be given Miss J"r-T «d Gro C. Nerlu*. Grangeville pro- Tolls (tho tescher) for hw *n <£• £- '--rire the Republican ticket • larger school, the sebulara for their part of the prop-amroe, and tho ladies who ao ntoely «upplied the table. ~ t*« Mount,Iwof CalonOo, Train baa brought mo a well assorted Mock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaitcra for the Bummer and fall trade, which I will sell way down low for Cash. I also sell the celebrated Singer Sowing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machinen. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil I abondl Well k Cistern Pumps. J. Mark , Opposite pie Pom Office xxfillf ‘ Hasting*, Mich. GEORQ.E L 11EA TITS. aPIOTTTZRZESl I am now all alone in the Photograph burincM, and as I liave made arrange­ ments to inernase my facilities fur doing ibetter work than evur, all should cal and get a negative taken. The superi­ ority of my work hi Hie past is a suffi­ cient guarantee of fintfr-c work in the future. Romm in W'aAiugtew Block, south aids State Street. 31 if Gmd. L. Hkath. -nr-lSMT. Ju*. CO& MUK. rota; Mai/. JU.MS LIVERPOOL ■; �J- PW, Camaje, Sm and Orwital jt‘ B B«d At«lra< ra eJl MtenUOTto THSB TABLE No. 8. T. .... (IM P A I N TE R • »■”- n. c—~ r—rrw^rt*. i. W cunixUneei ni»y rwqulro. TRAINS W8ST._________ At Ai M. Rftdt'M CarrWgt. Shop •* Mich. JeffertM 8tt _______ fctRa.d-0 pG<x, >1. t> ■top mlh J»« Rich A Bra, »™r . CkmbodRdlraxlSuwt . XX6tf J. Cole & Son NEWAOVCTTTSMENTS THE BICKFOM AUTOMATIC G. P- Rowell a Co‘«.Column. Family Knitting Machine I WHOLESALE Jt RETAIL . ‘ Corner of Statp twJ Chanh Ft4 ' at/ "CffiilM.'HBTORY Ofer Jor Satelst th Lowest Unit Bale iffi iwra stncco . WATER-LIME LIME &HAIR Shingles Lath &c. and be happy again tMl under the veether. I rveort to my Tarrant'* Scltxcr Apcriou*.. ^TATIOJtf ' Mnehine.lcrtl^TJ, . which Ikwstlnnh)ttoheto/* Wbaman.and •eooumie*! u well, lie <Me not retort l<> violent ■uufwnluf. lie bm K«tare‘» rvxaedy. in the •UaeatthiMpMiMi. .< • ' A GM Reduction io Prices! Ci-I! I SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Dialers tn all iinds FURNITURE srxr.w4.tsrrr£?-sJ«? UpMslcry (Ms Bratt Framts, St W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces that hc has again engaged in the DRUG TllJlDE, and has in stock and daily arriv­ ing, a frtesh and> genuine • Stocks / Drugs and Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggists Merchandise which hc offers to the people ai greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER, the Pc o pie’s Dr ugStore is di­ rectly opposite Empire Block. One door east of Spauldings- THE 1 M1LITAR -Ji" । llffl® Look here 1 Look here ! '.■axir m.'.UbSL^u!. S!T7.7l!3JfflSfcIiEA“=rL't %i!ISJJXtS*. R.’lnt/ What I don't you think we can bell. Coffins,'Caskets & Shrouds cheaper than any firm M the State'! can do it, Tor, with tho help of lift cat We WSUrtw. Line QREAT we guarantee Saturfacthn. llcnnse furnished free to any person purcharing a Coffin worth We WM... can give you better figure* than ever of­ AtUnUe Exoren—.. . »» n. m. fered before, for we make the moat of imr 5«* Xnrh Expram.- • IMr.w Coffin* and Furniture. Salisbury & Brosseau. lifting*. Doe.. 22. 75. 62yl Oum*. ted Gti n* Mljf iMf rwniMHy Urwyl D^f (Matt Ptdbw Slt^rrt. ! J. M. HEWES. Bummer Time Table. ’“2“ • 'burdarx exMpted. iDxily. Pnrlor etn on til <Uy tninx. .«♦ p. m train irai Pallsu ran l ,WE&‘Si. brt Yam Jaciai & Saiiiav KAIttOAD. SHORT LINK MTWKKX 81 AMD RAPIDS DIVISION. Mae EAST. AND WEST. T# axd rtnit. The Reliable Shari HAsilNQs, July 18, 187G MAN’J IAPIM AND DETIOIT MICHIGAN AND TDK SOUTH. TIMKCAOB iwKflbet JaUy. V. 1*10. Trains ran bj Chlenro Tim». TRAINri GOING SOOTH. STEINHOFF & WCOD ta. b’-.’il.’sa! Simical Mi Mechanics]. DENTISTS ! •000,000 IN GIFTS' Island & Ftilf THE ENEMT OF DISEASE I • - THE KENTUCKY CAIN HOTIIHTtON COMPANT Si?5j‘X,:’tSSL“S°4yi&Erti.!3K; TTIULSHT, ADO- 31, RTC. wsstaci—fzsi'T"'"' “ “' Chieaio, Rod RAILROAD. THE FOE OF PAIN Tl.diraC rvoi» Ur JOUKT. MORRIS. IS SAU.K.\rnr. HK.nr. Mft.M ’■'■"XU. olxc CO, ttOUSK. Wk UAVViroKT. KAsaixcrox. ‘ kill, inns. i>cs TO MAX AHO BEAST MUSTANG LINIMENT, WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEA RS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT WILLNOTCURE.NO ACHE, NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ -•aMxswssKr’ssse!-- IMAL. THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A HOT LIST OF GIFTS: TLE COSTING 25c., 50c,, or $1.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. Council Blufis and Onuit SgSlE Without Ch«uSo ol Cin, FOR SALE OR TRADEONE TORTABLE STEAM SAW MIU. 1.?.5ooa or^cr rasing every day ONE HE AVY FAIR st ONE 5 jwUd MARK, ONE hUGGY n—rlj u., dm ONE HEAVY BTA- KAMAS UDE. 0F%1)S JJ..S GREBLE& RUSSELL OABTITOB,-MICHIGAN. URATES WORTH. TFRMArBYvS,I2!5?! <,r nlc ™ G00D f enquire on the I r>KM8. For particulars pmniacB one mile west of Carlton Center. xC.^fe.AclS'WWfc POSITIVELY CURED. ^£!ftS^ggg.tt«£ G«X»D TRUXK railWAT. CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MICH. • t. ^TA’JFFcFJ, Prop. Ilarinit Iwaej the Central Hmm Mu_h. ~ FOR SAl£MTHF BANNER OFf^ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-14.pdf b8776a69a4be768bf5b109d6f498183d PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 31 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, AUGUST 14? 1876. jteSty^eek^ ftephblicap ftapner. GEO. M. DEWEY , • i.vp rirBJ./si/tri:. Read the Record given at the time of their from Egypt. departan- 2d. There is not a passage in ihe Mil Editou. whole Bible ihat binds the law upon During the time the Advents were hold­ tliuGuhtUe, or outside world. ing theirlentjiueetingsinthis city, tho El­ 3d. Ifit is objected that this law'was der* placarded tho walls conspicuously with an everlasting covenant, we answer, 1st, an offer of a reward of 8725 to any person, Minister or layman that would prove It was broken hy Israel, and God act it I among other things, that "Christ over aside. And 2d. So was the institution of OLIVE! CHILLED PLOW! abolished tho ten Commandments or that the Passover to be forever. Sec Ex. 12: all mankind arc not snwr under obligations 14. So also was the covenant of circumcito keep them." As none of the Minis, tern of the plaee noticed the challenge I aion to bean everlasting corenanl. See Gen. wrote out and banded to them the follow- 17 7 413. They have both paracd nway, and so “g: ' has the law of. the ten commandments, TO THS TENT KLlltfStL—INFORMA­ ns a binding covenant TION WANTED. Thia lends IO tho 2d proposition _ vix: 1st. From tho writings of tho Fathom That it was done away, or supervedod by of lh« first three Centuries, or the new, or Gospel covenant. their co-temporarku. that the-first day of • In proof, let the render tum to Jere­ 506 Solo i/i i8ji. 304g Solo t/i 18/3. 74/3 S0L0 i/t 1873. 14376 S0L0 i/l 18/4. 31077 S0L0 i/t 18/5, 440 puLLf 100000 will oe 4^01410 /on 1876. 0/ir 4417 'H'PW Solo R, fihfcfl't The Sabbath Question. OF TXX3E T18T 1074- Written forth* Banaer. The DcmoaraUi of the mqremcklea sort ha\log it iHX'lnlvamWiJ^ pataiotic acts of Gov. Tilden in aid of the war against the Southern Democratic disunion Rebels, have Boldly invented the story that during1 the War he armed and equip­ ped a regi*n<mt.at his own expense, and sent' it terthe ftpni. Wis rich enough, haring made •.‘faHAfoir’ of money out of tho railroads which hedisemlx>welcd,but he never spent nuy of it lit raiding a regiment to fight Iris DotederatiJ-1 Rebel friend in theSouth. However, after thu regiment story was denied, and the .name ol it being called for auothor Dumocratin pnMr renewed the claim in a fuifdified forfc,' aaaurting that instead of a wKolo regiment, it was a baUalion of four compniea that Tilden in duced to vnlan^'as, and Chat he armed and the week was not observel as the Lord's miah 31:31 vcrac. Behold the days cquippt-d them at ,h^ personal expense. puts its foot on day. or day of r ligious worship and cotuosaith tho Lord, when I will make a ThcNMrYml iietr covenant with the house of Israel, this )>atri<>tic yarn, aa follows: The DomocraUc paptn Am printing the i 2d.—From authentic history, such an and with tho house of Judah; not mould­ following paragraph; । would be accepted by an impartial Ilia- ing to the covenant (of tho ton com­ •‘Dunw; the war of .the. Rebellion Guv. I toruu, or jurist. when, where, and by mandments) that I inade'wilh their fathers Tild?? «nd .^quipped, by money whom the Sabbath was changed from tho iu the day that I took them by the hand taken from his < own private purse, four seventh to the first day of the week ; to bring them out of tho land of Egypt;, companies of New York volunteer soldiers.' ‘.Xhi» u a lirju<idt out doth. whether by Pope, Council, Senate, or which my covenant they brake, although I Who fitarted it is more than any one is Emperor. Who opposed the change, was an husband unto them, saith tho Lord. likely to find out,, but the Mippomriou may where, and when ; and li»w it aBrelwl tho Now let tho reader turn to Heb. 8: and well be entertained that it was put into ‘ church nt the time of the change. he will find their prophecy clearly explain­ the poasranioH of life* Wtttern editor by some ond of Tilden’■ agents. Probably 3d. Whether the fourth comniand- ed as follow* v But now hath he (Christ) it is tho first of a senes of pungent little !• nieiit is a part and parcel of the moral btained a more excellent ministry, by how lica that are to be oireulateU in Mr.' Til­ law, and as such binding upon any except much also he is the mediator of a heller den's beluilf by Bates St Locke, or some the Jews. In other words, what consti­ con-ntail. For if the first corcnaut Ind other advertising agency. However that boyu faultless, there should no place have may be, the statement u a falsehood that tutes it a mural law ? could not adrnntagtoushr ba emulated in To these questions, no answer* have been sought for the second. In that he this part of the country. It wax doubtless been returned. Bat it is only justice to saith a new eoeenant, bu hath mado the sent Westward with ordcra for ite extensive them to slate, that they only retaainod one first old. Now that which decayeth and promulgation in obscure parts before it could come to the knowledge of thoee able day after receiving the queries, as they waxoth old, is ready to vanish sway. Again in 24 Cor. 3: 7 verse. But if to contradict it. Mr. Tilden urver armed had previously arranged to leave on the and rijdipped <1 tingle sofoffib*, much leu four Mnnpeaint of rduuteri. He «km As many minds have been disturbed graven in stone, (tire ten cummnndmt-nls) nrrer k-nmen to du-anything to help on the over this question, I have to beg a corner wm glorious, which glory was to be dour war, cither by sissurtiug the soldiers them in your valuable paper fur its discuiwion, <iKwy. For if that which was dnne mcoy selves or by minuteriiif to their families promising to use all fainusa, and the ut­ was glorious, much more that which re- during their abteaao or after their deaths. EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. PRICES REDUCED PrWESSIDML AID Come and get one ON TRIL. . VROOMAN. swim m 8MIMIMS. wr -Mi. .0, -crXjttk-c in the V<mrt H6u»o. X■ l.oxl-7 Chamfion Readers and Mowers. Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows. Road Scrapers, &c., &c. •'Mivi G111SBI -.E tfc BUSSELL. THE VICTORY IS WON ! is ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME tion, •'-■ AT LAW ASD PROMBCtrriNtl f..r ft «rrv County. A rent for Home . • ; N. Y.. aad ijhmnix Lnrarane* lh.itf..rl liBcein the Court lUuw. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR/ ’■ ! I I I \ , ,v SUmJEoX.—<>*•• o».r Jallu* 11^1" '-' v"r' r!,,roi* 1Jluek- State'Mrert, PA KTXERSIIIP. A i. W. l:l:OWX-Phy»lelaiM. SarAjwXiris. xxiw ‘ COME WM. UPJOHN, V >U Usstinm, Mich. west end o I'?;'X'oin 1""'^“k 4.*.to♦ r.a- K" ‘ Alrcet. All calls will reeeire sltsMiun. For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sngars. Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. . xx45tf _ UNDERTAKING '- P DRAKE, A ,"VR<lEOir.-O»*s over F. P. > to. ir.'tarn,BtateSt.. HMtings, Mieb. . ( ■ ». < - PECKHAM, “ HIYSTCIAN 4 SCRGEON, »>‘KKl-<inT, IIIRUY COVSTY, M1CII. Jtw*. M’ W‘ biker, SEJMpbacb. a—1 CUImd alAli,.t“.,'RY k WOOL. WOOL. <**> of experience. NTKHIHNS BKOT!lKH-'». xstKT »iiosskau. ‘‘•''iTURE. UatoMwOMd*. 1 JOHN STANLEY, Hastsmgs,Junel2.,76 Itelng * buxines that nwls a I>1<- II. F. PIX'KHAS. .X >1> SHK CARDING. After many yea™ In (b. bu.lne-, <au> truly my U»t 1 .m.-iin iwobarrd In do Uanimc oa r"ii'<4» can do b<IU r work, nod irlve •«««'■ “1‘ stlkn OU< FACTORY UaiMIra tatactfou than any other finn in section W. H. StebhlB", the senior ThoraaKpla RWsr. member, with U>e ot._* timn will always give IiIb personal a In Hastings! STEBBINS BROS, ( I n» a particular corenunl between them and Him alone. 2d. Diat it was done away, or super, ceded by ti e new, or GoAcl (’uvenanl. And, w3d. That not a ’ particle of the moral law contained in the old, r<i« left nut ofthe uric. It simply ceased to boa ('u"nant be tween God and his Israel, and, therefore, is not the rule of our faith and practice. In proof of the first proposition, the Io oil oil ttJW'lr, ...1 a. a ud r<* is i -i” r°mi WELCOME MARBLE. 1st, wo are delivered I from tho law ; that law being dead wheruin we wero heldAnd, 2d. The law referred to, is the law of the ten commaudinenla. Paul quota! one of them. I have certainly proved that tho law was given to Israel alone, add that it was superceded by the Gospel law. Here m another curious fact: The tabkw of the covenant were given,-—juM when Israel became a nation, and were reader is invited to turn to Esodus 20: preserved all through their national ex12 St 13 venue; Here is an address direct­ iitanoc, and were destroyed at the very ly to brad. I am the Lard thy (hid etc. time, when they as n nation were swept Thou shall have etc. In the 31 st chap, of the same Book the Lord says ‘ Wherefore the children.of Israel shall keep the Sabbath fur a per­ petual covenant. It is a tign between me and the children of Israel former, 1G & And the Lord said unto Moses, Write thou these words: for after the tenor of thee words I have made n Covenmd with thoc and with Israel: and be wrote upon the tables (of atone) t lie words of the covenant the ten commandments. Kv. 34; 28 A 39. And he declared you hie (btrsaw/ which he commanded to perform, even ten mandments, and he wrote them upon tables of stone. See Dent 4:12 reraw and 5 • 8 A 15 vena. The you com­ twe 413 Ix>rd unto our God made a covenant with us in 'J thia Horeb. Thu Lord. made not fathera, bnt with I covenant with our btHaur»c and Team ftirnbbed when requesUd. used only The Electric Balm will <* ■» when desired. ... ..n. n <<« <IU(r cousLstent maiurth is glorious. The new covenant futed autntancf occativno. For remains and u glorious. the sake of . xamphi, thi.- following well-au­ For Christ is the end of the law for thenticated case may be stated : Early in In this |«q>er 1 wish to notice the pre-, positions of the Elders. Their position rightcousnere to every one that belii-veth the War a young man of excellent family and superior character and attainments is that the law of the ten c<<mmaiidmcnte, Roui. 10: 4. was desirous of ratting a company. He <u tuch, are in full force ; and that al 1 But now wisare delivered from the law, waited upon Mr. Tilden, with whom he mankind are under obligations t<i keep that being dead wherein we wvrr held. had an acquaintance., and asked him to them. This, of coarse, binds us to What aboil we say then? lathe law giro him a letter el recOmnmndation to . the seventh day Sabbath. sin? God furbid. I had not known rin certain State officials. “Young man, you' need not come to me but by the law. For I had . not known To this I answer. for any such letter of recommendation: 1st. That the law of the ten com­ lutl except tho law had said . “Thou shalt thit Bar ■■ a perfect outrage, and f- icill mandments was given to the Israelites, at not covet, Rom. 7 : (> & 7. lend, no auiitanca whalerer to iu 'prooecuthe very time that God made them a nnWc hare hens two positive statements tion:’ most possible brevity at .all with perspicuity. ' this day, also Dant. 9:9410.; These pawQigm prove beyond a pcrad away l»y the Roman* Curious as that fact may seem it is ntvcrthcMM significant. The following letter from a dtatinguisbed patriot'bverUie'aea is going tike rounds under the hard innocent abroad" : ; 'fal old In foreign lands, July 1Q( 1076.— Friend £am : —J send yori draft op New York for 1500,000 which, ybu m m in the canvass somethin* after the J|J*tem wo adopted to defeat Dec The six million holds out tip top. I am waiting,'" daar Snhmy, for tho happy day when I can return to my-anti*? ternres and fly to your boaom under the roof Ofthe-WfiiLf WAsc. Did you fix that rip with tho sheriff? If not you had belter do it soon, or be may get miffed and squeak , My jurrfAicih'ia hunky. How is your miiue now.uul do you feel the old aboet vst ? I foe? « if I would make a good MiuHtew'to ■Knniand providing there is anybody that wants; -the portfolio ofthe Trammry moae Ump par humble servant, William M.Trfxp They have panted away. A won! or two respecting the third prop., via. That not a particle of tho moral law was left out of the now covenant etc. As I understand tlm subject, moral laws The New York 2/efw/ri says InU :rtiterrest upon no command for their authority ates that “wiOTjrhptJJer. i^orjth ,-ef *ach admit of no change under any cireumstanmanagement in tho democratic party as 6re, arc unverisal in their application, and we have had since the adjournment of the eternal in their obligations; unoriginatod, and without the possibility of being abro­ overwbolraed with a tempest of ritfrste as gated. Grand first principals or axioms disastrous aa Uiatwhiohdertroyedthifcnon which the whole fabric pf moral science vuc of Grecloy aad Raaww.”* .»!*<-•- Hunts even’ particle of moral law em­ Goodlow 8. Orth, nomrnxterf for Gov­ bodied in the ten commandments wan ernor by tho Republicans of 1 udiana, has binding upon al! mankind before even the addressed a lcU<.tali» W. Frilly, Chair­ covenant law was proclaimed /rent tire man of tbo Suu-Central {MMuR;'ex­ top or Sinai, w now, and eternally aliall pressing hi* belief that it is impossible to Craving a corner fur a few thoughts more by and by, I am yours, etc. ’ B. The Republican candidate for Govern­ venture, that the law of the ten twmmann- or in North Carolina proposes to nettle monta was given to Israel alone; and for Vance’s hash on the day of ejection. unite d.e Republican party rftfeeMa in his support and e. mdymc. ■ ■ �OUR WrtHINOTON LETTER. GUBERNATORIAL THE MISStSSH* Pt PLAN The Deaocfrffe Mpp artera of Mr. Til- Spoeoh of Hdn. juries M Croswell, ata. 14, 1878. , No matter of public concern during this Upon Accepting ths Nomination n entfol amsiou of Congress, has, perhaps Mr Cmairmak axd Gextlkmbh or excited more general interest here than the tor Convention—I am deejdy sensible invewtigetion of the whisky prosecution now •f the high honor you have ccmferod up­ in progress. Whether correct or otherwise, on me. To be selected by the Represent­ there has existed an under current of feeling atives of a party which in this Common­ wealth numbers not less than 130,000 here and cirawhero to the effect that the intelligent voters, for the office of chief President has been placed in a false position magistrate ofn State whose interests are os wiilfoHy mianiprenented and the purity and vast and ,varied as thoia of Miebipn, is an patriotism of his motives impuguod by honor of which tho most Mpinag man men having more ambition than gratitude ntrttjMdybeFmD. —o the — nomination, if it shall who sought his abasement M a means to J,, eon, be ratified by the people at the polla, I their own preferment. The worst that Mrcan ouly promise that I will, so far as in mo baa, foliowin tho same general line of Wilson has been aide tn show, even were policy that haa characteriicd tho wise, tho force of his testimony not modified by prudent, and economical administration of that of later witnoM, was au undue con oar State affairs under Republican man­ fidence in General Babcock’s purity on agement. Amid all the charges of corrup­ I’reaident Grant’s part, Wilson testifying tion that of late have been ao freely and frequently rung, in our ears, no- one has that euherrthan hi» (the President s) ap­ stood up to impute to our State govern­ parent effort to shield Babcock, be always ment a want of fidelity to the public inter­ appeared sincerely desirous of bringing the ests. Eoonomv lias prevailed in every guilty to punishment. But the testimony department. Our legislatures have been ofother wilncases who appear equally as free from jobs and bribery, our debt has »t<adiiy decrease, our taxes lessened aud credible-M Mr. Wilson and With quite as our credit improved, until to-day our good opportunities for observation make it bouds not only command a premium in the appear as though he, (Mr. Wilnoa) regard­ money markets, but ore absolutely held ed himself M the head and front of a move­ and hoarded from sale as the very best of reeuritica. In population, in improve­ ment' to make Mr. Bristow President ments, iu the excellence of our institutions Grant's sucoeanor, and that Yaryau was and the clemcnU ofgood government, the second in command, and “reform" was to State has moved steadily forward until ii Ikj the battle cry by which they hoped to now ranks among the most prosperous of conquer. Much other testimony has l»ecn the American Union. If elected it shall, be my endeavor iu every way possible, to taken to show that the Premdent was quite as earnest in his efforts to break up the aid in the advancement. It seems hardly fitting that I should frauds upon the revenue as tho mwl uwlous. occupy your line and attention on this and that other parties diverted the credit occasion in a discussion of the piractplw and policy of the national campaign now due to him into another channel for the opening upon us For mysdf 1 can say a;vomplb.hm«it of their own purpose to that I am a Republican “to the manor make Mr. Bristow our next President. born," having been a member of that con­ There will likely be a suspension of pub­ vention which more than twenty years ago, in the green grove at Jackson, orgwixed lic opinion until the teolimony is all in, this party. From that time to tin: pres­ which it is hoped may result in unmasking ent 1 have trained steadily in its ranks, every man and placing every one concern­ neither turning to the right or to the left, ed in their true character before the public. not from any Mind adhesion to party, but General Insisted gained an enviable record because 1 eonacien’tiouslybclicvcd that ol all parties it was the nearest right. Now as the Attorney General of Maine just pri as 1 stand here in this jubilee year which I or to his election to represent the 4th (’onmarks this commencement of’the. second gnwsional district iu that State. The century of our national independence, and RepulJicau mealier of the committee review die ]>ast I dedarc that, in my judgement, the preservation of thk Gov­ making the investigetion, is wisely com­ ernment unbroken by domestic rebellion, mended on all hands by hie apparent and Ils conse.-vatiuu to freedom, is due to deterniination to sift the matter to the this grand Republican organization. It bottom without four or favor to the end was the only party that, in the hour of the country s peril, held up the hands of that impartial justice may lie done. den -—who asyi in ita acceptan ce letter that all ought Io unite “to dial fraternity and good will among At sens, whatever their rare or color, who are now United in the one destiny of a commefi selftgovornment"—propose to carry for him the whole South on “the Munmippi plan." What this is moat peo­ ple by this time have a tolerably correct idea, although the forthcoming report of the IlwhWMppi Investigating “»« Committee, WHOLf 1501 will b# likely to add some iTCTT ‘important . and startling details. Mr. James Red­ pa th. who is fully cognisant of the testi­ mony given on tho spot before tho Com­ mittee, has transcribed some pointe of it for a Western paper, taking a survey of the di: erent counties in* which disturb­ ances i rose. It is a sad narrative of intim­ idations of colored men who wanted to vote, the Republican ticket, followed up Matinal RopaMicau Tictet For Frrridrut, RUTHfcRFOBD B. HAYES, of Ohio. qiBjh i For Vw-Prwtieui, WILLIAM A WHEELER, of New York. even by aasamination when no other rjeans seemed to be effectual. The evidence to this effect was not only Fbr 'Pretidnh'al Elector*, HENRY W. LORD, WILLIAM A. HOWARD. WILLIAM DOKLTZ. CHAS. H. KEMPF, PRESTON MITCHELL. DRL08 PHILLIPS. JACOB DEN HERDER. CHARLES KIPP, JEfcEtflAH JENKS, ‘‘KMEOT^NCHETT, but by. Southern white men ofeducation and standing, Confederates during the war sir! stilt determined opponents of the Republican party. One ofthia latter class of witneoses, speaking of a certain locality, said “Down there they think nothing of killing*a negro, because nobody ever attempts to arrest them fur doing it and ho gave some instances to dcuioatrate the truth of hla assertion. He also showed Up the falsity of Mr.-Lamar's statement that there was no “preconcert' among the white Dotnoorata of Mississippi to carry the last election. “They had a duh,’* WU1LIAM DUNHAM. Slate Ticket. CHARLES M. CROSWELL, of Lenawee. . For Lintnuntt Gotrmor, ALONZO SESSIONS, of Ionia. L-^r Secretary of Slate, EBENRZER Q. D. HOLDEN, of Kent. a For State Treatorrr, WILLIAM B. McCREERY, . of Genemec. Far Auditor Gtnrral. RALPH ELY. of Gratiot. , For oj the State Land ■ Oficr. BEN J AM IM F. PARTRIDGE. “in every precinct, well armed and well officered, and they had anvil signals to bring tho members together. They took a couple of anvils and put them together > and filled the hole with powder, and fired them off whenever they wanted to call the club together. It makes a noise very much like a cannon and can lie heard eight or ten miles." The object of this arrangement, of course, was to frighten the negroes of the neighborhood, and it was followed up by systematic night-riding and visitation ofi negro dwellings, when threats were liberally dealt out to those For Attorney General. OTTO KIRCHNER, who had signified their intention to vole ■ * of Wayne. the Republcan ticket. In some cases tho For SuperiuteHtlent of Peddic lotmet">n, colored: men were told, “yon had better HORACE R TARRKLL, dig your grave on Monday—the election ' . . of Saginaw. was on Tuesday—you had better spend JW'Member ofState. .Hoard of Etfaeufiun. Monday digging a grave for youraclf if WITTER J. BAXTER. you intend to vote, for you will not bo al­ of Hillsdale. lowed to live.” Cupmiul Ticket. • Dirtriet, . JONAS H. McGOWAN of Branch. Abraham Lincoln and solemnly dedah.*, cans wliat might eotue, llie.Unmn Mpnld, U .,\.< ui«« uate'^iee1.. ita failings, it has never foiled to stand by die Goverment. It put down the rebel­ lion, freed the slave, magtuuimunuly re­ stored the insurgent States forfeited rights, established the equality of -very man be­ fore Ute hw, maintained the nolioaal cre­ dit, providing for the payment of every dollar of the public debt according of the letter and spirit ot the hood, and gave the country unporaBed prosperi­ tyAll these measures the Democratic par­ ty opposed, it fought them step bv step. It is the same party now that it was then, it u animated by the same spirit and de­ tected largely by the nme leaden. Iu prinrinal strength lies in the States Utat Wt5° «i’loyal- it has always courted the rebelI clanent, and its triumph would be virtually the triumph of the rebellion I do not believe that we arc prepared to pan cyerv department of this Government into die hands of men who but a short time ago were fighting to destroy it. Xow One of the ex-Coufedcraten referred to, speaking of the Central Democratic (Hub. 3// said: “One resolution that they passed was that any man who hired a negro should be held responsible for the acts of that negro—if the negro stole any money, that they should subject punishment atpon the man who hired him for what the negro “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor «ecterian interferance which will destroy the other.” had done." At one of the dub meetings a huperserviccable member offered n rvsolution in favor of tarring and feathering every white man who should hire radical negroes. This was a little too strong, but it was afterward found that the mover had olgectionable negroes on his own farm, and he was warned to getrid ofthem. They claim to be horrified at stealing, and This he refused to do, whereupon “the pretend to want an improved civil serviceclub people went there one night aud shot y^Vbut yesterday they were mixed uii ,h, L1M riguj! the negroes' cabins full oi holes aud ran •KlWlom'' Twwd them off, and beat one nr two of them ter­ ■UJing era k»own i„ ,h, ribly." The farmer in question wrote a to Ihey MnJ tr’ "“‘fr*" • “•«» l»t rtUwK Uw United States Judge about the matter, but pdfe mdltor. A ompk „f lheir tho dub people intercepted . him on the proral nnl »r,ICC tn>, iu road to the post office and asked hita not to send it, and he said he would and thjl wbiehllra Iuto oortrd, wbuoj « mtmo fdl««l b. he was going to report every one of them. IJS <JM«iu of ronorJ. *IJ»rt««.t of meo, ma, rf ,ba„ “Aud they said : We know how to stop UnfaW,. you. If you don't get in your wagon and go home we will finish you right here.’ 17.7k U 7 . e‘u*r And he got .in bis wagon and went home." handaor the honwt-hmrtla makes partr rregra. Fllt 0 This statement by a Missuwippi white of «r ’ that I high social standing shows that the White ] mao Line Regulators know how to deal with i J “*■' **’* r««K«. u their ^wn rare as well as with the black, ' and h d no hesitation about the matter, j JrtrtM of K r,u t ^ tln j * It was by such meana that 25,000 Repuh- ( Horn majority in Miaaimippi was revemed, and a Legislature elected which rent Mr. Itanur to the United States Senate, to make philosophical speeches iu behalf of Buch is _•> —L- L. 1. • ____ Pmwrroey. “the MMiimipni . . rl. 'd to extend to the whole South, nnlw. the■• Mwalcwjttl indignation Prwuaent Democrats in North i • 1 * •* UHr Btate (>„„ WabhiwotOit, August »th, 1876. Tim result of aoquital to ally anticipated. the Bdknap The rota Mood 35 for to in 1873 to Fra» .bu rx.nl .1 w—n <h« <I«™S dwpr-aSvwoo 1>«T !>*'• b~" di- flbrGw.nl, Fredrick M dale; fcr Commiail.,„.r „r\ ehugud .bort 115 rabonlin.1.. oS«n «nd uuplojra of the Homo “>f !««“• U'«? ■ra iuoumK-Mt for UwV Wow oirtHrai lfc*r'* “r Ll'*c*,u*- one-half were Union noWien* and quite a number of them were disabled la thenar- not incompetent and of bad character, and nearly one half of whom earned their pla­ ces by active partidpaiion in the rebell­ ion. AH this has come from the delibcr- _ For Georst VdK. ij,„ Manhall L Hoar) I. Frtdcrfek H»8 McCurdy, Jhum B. Hdrolre, AlUn i Mlehae! Flu^,.. ' ami aid io the rebellion and in the South maintains party popu­ larity -on account of sentiments quite folly for civil nervine rafotm. KSat This How which has inaultindy drpye oat competent 1140 thorn ruffian* was endorsed by the St Ixmia convention which nominated the two re­ . .. formers and’gentlemen wilh'rtrvDgconfod- crate sympathises during the war, if their reflex of their aenUmenu at that period. This House han squandered a long session of Congtw. iu a desperate hunt Suau. J® t bU tK-. .. W------ L J- B. W,:L, lKKN.O«nlS.n ftCMM. A.aiit I * VECETINE Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vates and Invigorate! the whole System. |ic funds in procuring the attendenre of difreputable women and criminals of every class, evidence sufficient to -convict a single man has as been obtained; but in streaafr niMitniii,ttat«wtattatuiiy«wthat time, an indignant public has moved teiSsjfc.sr K2Jswr*t its members to drive out several of ita re­ iLTEUWE, TOME. HJ0IBI > grew cently appointed for gross incil^eteoce, idiocy or eriminabi pmebotw. ' Presidents Granta recent meaaageto the Senate relative to the brutal Hamburg murderers is warudy applauded by Repubtalfaal aa4 iuna< THE STATE CONVENTION The Platform, at Adopted. > cuBlruHinx iwwrlort The committee on rMuhitions reported the following, which went unanimously adopted: they were convicted of tho Senate’s lack of 1. Thu Republican party of Michigan jurisdiction, they holding that a private atora voting “not guiltv" did not do ao -upon the merits of the care, but bccanre citiaen, m Belknap was, is not ameonablc to such a method of punishment for alleged Republican National Convention recently The nomination of crimes and misdrtneanora as impcachmcct. held at Cincinnati. Quite a large number of Senator* were candidates by that convention for Propi­ citherabrent or abstained altogether from voting. Belknap was some months ago integrity of the indicted by the Grand Jury of this District and should he be convicted under that indictment he will be disqualified to ludd office as effectually as though be had licen distinguished for the preservation of tlw convicted by tho Senate. Hence it is held Union, faithfulness to ita financial and that his impeachment was as unwise as H political rights, and a prompt and efficient has beenj costly in time and money. Now reform in Government service. The history of the party napeals to the that the impeachment businen b disponed patriotism of the day. ' With a Treasury of an adjournment is believed probably by exhausted and bankrupt in 1861, it tn। next Monday or Tuesday. ated unlimited fiwmntal credit. With H Btato. <M>ing the Four appropriation bills—three of them I National authority, and a gigan­ tic rebellion iuaagurated, it boldly met the crims with a pntriiitKm and noself' w rumored that the House will tvcode it With the Ifrom its demand that Indian atbira he PREPARED BY 11. 11. STEVENS. Bortoe. M« VALUABLE IXFORMATION transferred to the War Dq^rtmcnl. If rorrcct, the Indian 1aU can he easily com1pmmi-J. Iii. tu«gU pr.J.u,. ,h.l ■•“ ipuM uh .III be ,ra<l,r.l n. . Jt, „ tBj u.*t inund rt • redarUrt, af fxr rf 1300, <*» l-« llou. will oa.pm.ia, «, Too. WMdar and diplomatic bill and any preVEGKHN EL AM by dtDKMN*®1 b« l«wcd entirely on speuulatMMi. SjateoSmslsrBlitlmtliem to the graduX The Democratkj Financial Policy. ; Caro- i of Aw folly, turned their hack ■P* the wick, owing mu for Haym ym and and Wheel­ CE1ET Nl'Cr®lC IE STHFBANNFSPf^ �!IAt FAHtVIAmilirn OCTI /nu^MlUGSeuuLMBDlCIMEB We H. TIMIMTth ' vu -raws Yt KBpi V.. ie«fa::'StW» gianr HOP. i&O, . ta-WF; gsrMe uW<-«6/ of ata- Cmtomu-f at wiUtt onrttlnu t« mU aul^finou: and pure MBDICrM'ES. We have a large stock of z^iraa* 'tt&. 0ft. *~w w .m^l.,,.4 .,„ lktlr- Will be " ‘’u '• “““* ->V I—. . -.Mail.* uw.1 *•' «»<UHslm«iuV, rtcuitiy Cnwveutltui to support roUdlou in It U n»ixirte.| ta us ih,i 4 JUwe|1 "• w«4ms4w <*. U»t w<M|k wu»»J their ma-U^HSWl-a IwtaP, ul tkrwl.^ M.M, .(»l.^v good »haps read) itlc Ci\ek -Arrive Tsaedox \Ve lenru with gVca| ^mro that It the WtWBUiM. ufA V (MwaUoUer lkM. to Uk« f- up Ma rc.idrnce ln thia g^y. iftL f. b •»•>? l»Win. • tmtu «f qHittf |p|egriiy. and who wowld tn Ml iwpMl. he a j - 1'1 m xrvivaas t>F>TCE||B* . '7^ ........ .SOOT THE C0VWTYi:-publican City Caucuses. 7th ublhau- of thedtypf |iw meet In cautfi^ Iu the -evgr* n Vt t dneeday Evaulng, Aug. to eleet qnu delegate ,i. t-> the t'ouuty. BeprgiMW-n.l .-enatorlal CuRvenJlopa. i u*e» will 1"v h«|<l as follow-. At ihipnionHcUoal • < ;*r\VAllD ItetBBL ■• li. WBKD -At iHltTt II OounuR the 1VAKD- A| Ihr Tiiird Uay-MMA-y, tfou. S. gaj*200 ’a fU" Nu.C - Para*w upvti i-. <11 -. Hi.', foxi , 540, “• Me. 7.—l*uvMfaMM । tunning roe*. I miTawatl re|>Mi; |l(k), f.10, glW. |»r ’ Fl v4 raidM are roqutrrt, boiI thrae t?«*rt iuro-hof Ih-fcreguiH Wfa. Ilm*. -ligibU from A>mr*« h<- K-trir' ’“** S«cn‘*’Jttulniiigln be guvrrtmr l<) l-xhfatou ruin 1 VII fI hr C,.'l, rU ,.„n .... V.K ..I. — K-U. < u.u. . War ;......... AD f-r Love, and "•' 8^‘^ Mw ‘ «y "fiabrlaTe War-A Pr-W young Adj- A TO- a Hume Ufa 1- -USey’ and l*r«; ••Waler Lllie-f ■•UbaUne og tk’pe “A K»Sr Festival a" “Dio ||cu»ekrepor a diary r “The Storm UhUa ; ' W " *'¥* Utighfo«'- Uwed ftS?" "Marrjiugfor Sloasy • (H’m Youtm^m Ui’a Nroev Txmjw—That Tailor Jtoyj'’ Court v.rf brisk. tl.r ddlar IjuiuAiiuel (1iuri.li will 'liiirch *»n Sun-lay morning. H. Vasia, is improving i'nnniM*«>n We»lne*«laj niton will l-e lield a» n> il»i» rily on NatitrJ-y Opr rpedar* H..b ' . ■■alive I’-MivthUlnn for the l-IJ Bl th* Cetin House Ha-hinjion n>rreap<Mid.1 internet, by nil who itig art- BABNES & COMPM. 11 iu.i»ng*, Aug. I-tl» 1876. A«r h*r«ediMaueing|heMd <|u be en1 tiled io the km pwmutg uwlr. The Ktiiist pf Ihr Veiii-nal H-u*te Aavoclatiuu ••A Ounplep EipadliloB."-Unuierou- llhurmyittillo Mind* tn tha mmmy Convenlkn trtUenv.) I'uldi-M bj TUmaa « Talbot, Jubu 4. IfarkhL. W- >'«lbne Qoglwc. Waah’JU Dawlry ti'inet, Bistow, at|L&» p*-r yfar. ingl^iXmjperaml Robert MmbMl . To (hf AlHnturniutiun will l-« Annl«h*4by i)k- R»#'y )M>«4gt> i-aid, ur fiftwuLfviitv -Ingle nuint-01, nn-| sept 10 any addrcwi Hour.-IhWMM fep-jr T Aievrr. l4re Hapro-mtiailon t'l-uventiun, J, W. Nait-ort. 4, w. Tn*' a R. Hwwt. y. !>■ lyrnau A. HhMW. Mik J. Hum a<U Hwahi-.d r.UlUiactw iiinier <>uq inunngenitml Hit d-ihnian. 1\» Jhe aSwnfttogK**) Ci-nvemUm, (Irvat Trunk HuHway •T.ltnw of lb* The Chicago sml Norlhwailern Rail- i W HSt Md JatlHTH-Wk.>T. and, with John J. BerHur. * Ita na<iH-rouetirundii«ttnd<<i>i.iitNiiiun>. w»yforma the abortoe-t tuid quickest roup• I rtuVi.ie,, V,'.farer i\ .. ■...■■ rl. > n...... Clfalire It. fro-writ iHiita-eptiu.j the wuiqfabelwuen Chkuoo anil all pulntH Ip Ii-Lxota, Wisconsin, NonkiiKiix »t|an far Ouvonu.r, «nd ^ic plain,iw B,|u|-tnl vliigulBT tin) Irnvfl-M thu -re pm j MiUIUUAN, UfNMESQTA, loWA. NekJ BapuWirnn Stnh-.tVrariiti.vn at lan - twillcrMiil n|th the linn of n-ad rotnprtv|pg I BllANKA, LaLHuHMA, mill the WuiTOILS OILS riug bvtt^ith printed, a ill l*p fartfaHj fead KttM TkBKTTuUipf. Ith tl-n-tliirugw null Nerthw—iBrn r-llw»y, -r» • by «vrty voter in th- ’mj bmiMwrrdlt* regard to thrv-rioii- and whfe- J Tho Ba|iiiMi. 4u . of tfe.Vy Urn ttafa | -> ly jipvrutrd Mint- for whieli Ft -olh ii- hu»i Oinaha and California Line pf Machinery di-lvgg|w fu the ChHUJ • (Luv-tdliHi. U<*>. (n the BliorU'ul ntid Imai rouu-fofBfl Lfaln- rifiy 4- W- iMriri* e<m.«wt« in the nmnli-r oflinra uf road owned, I have a birgij M<kI »if Pun- (huioy (Jil. i-uinls in NoirrttMtut iLi.inoPt, Jow^a i,. rf.t..iS.|.,. opvtoted an-l ennlmlhsl l-y the emnpany. DAKuM. NeiiHAHKA, WYiQIIKP. I’Hpi Lard tlil ii« k au.v. nii4i. r. Whe|h'er*|Lr jwiiylona device*l«reach l-e weal. UBAIMI, Utah. NtA’AliA.CAl.SPVWMlA, I’flre fhlikn Oil. 0. MMfiAter, A. Yiuvgv -uJ 'V HItibnvh. uortb'-i’M of north, It |» all thy Mine ; <>pf of 'O' To the Hm uerfai. Mm. l». fi^nam. tb'eee line* either |>w th rough nr near it and Iloilglif Kjtu'c.thi’ lart du'ltue lit |>ri«*. The Itelv-gaire l<» the th -inly (uavmlfou offrtv iU:nwn|n(<rofaE asfr and ^faa.ud trena­ l'a|l ami pygnvnH gonds mid prio«v*. You Ohicage, Madison and St. il which are ou*urpg»»<-'l Kerr Wai no** men, from Bal|iwere, arc 1-- *»*» will gslu by It. Ixira, I’hariea M. Hark. (Jiml fa^lgfard qpd loiir|a|«. ar,d pleasure traveler*, the North Paul Line people's limy -Store. Bo)al Kiir. To the lleputdiewn Iti*tr|ct peetrrn atfcnl* facilities u reach the eltiea. W. I|. UimVk'KAH. I» the short line f--r Noh nt hkn Winlowpe mid popular r»*urt» nf CaUljrnis, lie ou^siN and AJ.ifiiXM»oTA, Httil fut Mal>' tou. (HDwrt Striker and If. H-qgh|allu reda. Idaho, |(omani|, Flab. Wyoming, pi]- wi20wltS IKi, KT'pAPb.HlMNHAFOI-Jg. DUJ.tTTU To the fo naiurfal j’mywiiiua |1. llunghtaDu, nnd-adl point* In the Great Korthwret, Two oortd tullch cow* and 4 f--w sheep ftand to 1U1 ikMirnrivig from jnlng-lfc’* -for- *oB-in. Northern kliehigau and Hipussvta Which ate uuprpaiied, whild garienv vf the fop sate.” CALIFORNIA bln MUmu F ,I<rlcgun-< k> tho Luiher N. HHI.hrtrt Har« a fd) drfegaliua pre^iy, Winona and St. Petar pne Jl Lius Ill'SHELU cuiaiianj'i lilies p-netratc whefa nunc otherappfpaoli. Jhc cuaipeay uwaa over |wo thou—wja wIIm ofrailrva-L »n l mainly cmt|rol» THE IICKFOtD A(T|^|TH Family Knitting K-cUpd le the unly mute tar WntftNA,' Buciint* TKM, OWATQVNA, MANKATO, -&T Uflnfal co«0it«W L’ETMU, New VLM, and all puiuhi in jxritw. If any body wants a pluatsnl net down Kouthrrn und pentrul Mincwotn. Its ________ _ ------------ - ------ — rv4» qoi« f glw of Iswwwwkdo or aotne ai-l^almeuu and •auagrmeui irtlbe Chicago | thing ‘ mote chwriug” wbr ju* k* them Qreen Bay and Marquette On Tum.|»jt lu| we egjoy»d • ple-*«»t 1-r.si -»l| J-l BOrh-lordon*. s»a -Iwy ran be Line Freni the reoJ-Ud t« the palace ear- Ilk equip- 8wW^* » a tb«* o“ly Hue fur J ANteiVii.l.E, Watmbtown. Fok !>u Lac. Oshkosh, K..K1 ta >niu-rl, It. iruk iif ruck and irrav«l XXl-.bt Applbtow, Oiuas-N Hay, JEacaxaba, haUmt. lie Meal rail*, it* rplendld rolling NEGACNEK, MAIlhUETTH, Hououton, vs Ih* pfafa ofour people. Tiiornappfa Uhe. AU bind* uf fail, qandiea, note and Hancock, aud fiie Lake Pvi-bkiob stock and thoroughly expcriencai train forfa. Hint haol, of the Ute M-mao, l>» »W) gm raiaiua, fur aalw at ifcc luwert prices by Oouxiby. Its char Ibruotllonca of it* managewant. which John Bianluyial gepthimen and perfectly quail!g<«| for th» hnerfatre apparent t.Hhuao aim pmv»l uvor FreePort and Dubuque Line EXC(JRt»Oim« aitiiailuB. and if the piaota du not enjoy In short. |t It threw with HiFoil 8aI.»— A valuable young horse In the only route for EuilK Rockfoho, IbmuelvM |i U Crow »o fatfl1 uf *>b. Hmm in all that pert-lu- l-> railway Improve- Inquire of .ijitntb-li Pricket. . FKEBt’uitT, audull jKiluta via Freoport. The nccasiou referred to. tone a picnic g-dIta mtmle. Taking hit" •comm tbt number and feu «p by the lodiea of lh^ Mly fur uiutiuvl kawtfaerM M’jr C«si*n Chicago and Milwaukee I CnuaSn mjuyvuoM. Mid tight oaf did they perform M. l>. Hfanl derive |u cpU agii'utlon to has. through iu connection* in th* Wfat *M great cmnpBny- penetratingm thay d-varl 'ui ■Line 1 |tb >ew WaRun Bbop, where bo may bo KnriliHMt. piacoa nla^nri on Min uln a larva of .,' noruiaan, ;arga nnaftmr ni parth-paorihe Htatenand «ne territ-ry, and round nt .ill In-uni uf any day, ready to do -, i Totia.ata' Hzccaaioa Tickatb at g/ti In the old tiake Shore llmtlV. nnd is the, making ninnr.-iion* wbi-l. render all the atiy work in ItU lipo, Ironi putting » new only one (landing through 'EVANaroN, —drUw, by wh'ch puaoQort visit the Centennial lUhlhition iiiotf iioigl ami »l tractive }rt>rliii^« of the YMl Lake Forest, 1Ughi.am> Park, favorite »«n <-f »l>* •'< P»"y North* vtl maily accr-Mlbl*. jin Chlrago and •poke in an nM wh«>L h» U10 building of Waukbuan, Racine.- Kenosha t<» piiiu. Iml can. in n-idition, vWt 1 ibo bet bugio over seen in tho county ot t'-uunty at the fair C»p|r*»ivuel «MI»miwn. NarthweatefB railway pn-»n- superior in- Harry. 1WI fonrel the phe* ; in the NllVAttglX who was very -MMl/W* •’‘•‘‘J* Pullman Palace Cars ab<q> with Jah-in Rich A Bro., corner o. Chfirt h and Railnnd Street. Are run on nil through trains of this half had retired from the 0».v »“’* **1’?’. fcr readXXGtf a -eaMti i Hut not fbrlhm W which JephthaV. Thia lathe ONLY LINE running Fali», aivter p-x-cn ... -laughter trtlrej |c tl* HMtulaiM) a»d that these can between ChlaafO and Kt. woadorftil muoa-m Paul. Cltle^ro and Milwaukee, or Chihe had . ■ long Imeu '«ai*b*l -rter by so special otice an-t tn<Mut«in». the rr<T'» of bird-, «fo cuge and Wluana. faithfol a snanfhit. that it w•»» hardly *efe At Omaha our Pfaop*fa co® noet with for Mmi'ibo left !• Mwwdf, »<» far »»'•> the Overland tileopunt on the Union Naattacna u an -lr li--,' W<I home; and »« VM foMI'if »t»J credit of »hc U Pacific Railroad for nil points West Of < urvm orgruifo-: -wood la u**4' faafoel; vshiable •» who m«y dcalrv It. |t wa» the Mbtonirt MiyOF. ' die* w< t»n IM1 11'1' ,r‘P* WM errote-l loauhre -re furuiabni with the WlukaU <-u»pile>l 1y Hr. W. H Wennrlt, Heowwl On the arrival of the tralua from the with W-Wtfy oM l|il|. «*»•»* ■ ”*ft <*’ fa—nper Agent, mi l may he had on appliew- ruular and vl-orw* tv U»te rulingtqafc and al- Ea*t orlgputb, the UalBAoftlMi iSlMwo in.es l;*| i. •rnlHlhc -111 ei-Msjor, as welj •• m-gaihrrni some U)iO|ra, tlfat 4*tiiJ ‘I'riwg >h® l*r> ’•*1 For Council BlutTi, Omaha nfid-CaVup in flu- "Mwn-I bmplwl If »«**<* •*"’ foraln, Two Through 'rndn-iltfliy, wltlr third, whu l’* I***? •***• Pullmau pulaoe Drawing |Rooin and Sleeping Care through to Council Uluffii. Thomapple Caucus k|<M|r»ly wHtkjptlrtaM •»» from r*ylagM> trot la pr-veatfav Ikfas For Kt. Paul nud Minneapolis Two ia f».t becoming th- lavwrile Ihae !• thing in r-gsr-J fa the frmlnlne portion of |he tbetu. Ami it mar -1-wvt L- —> Through Trains Dally, with Pullmnu site luial. i-:LtM via thia, l>e»UbM JiM c-tMMBy-fa* wrifbiy *. wfaro. b«i th* haaUpnwn^l M all alloy |hay wetc * - 0 rll repr**et-led ’n muaclo ao by i-u Ft Way (art. th- f-U^-blg de|«qi-l-* *«r« fa^rfgnr fafee-IIUre vk-«-M« Two Trains dally, with Pullman 1'aim;..wIt MHllwv.iy.UM •!•••» ,u ,U‘‘ -n feUn-itt—t»FH 1'fv.tl, •< ('ftreattaobwl. and running through in portion of |U m< |h.l -fa .trying to *•** r..uhtv : T..|>m«lw'— M« *,0*'h'K' i.-rr rwo-ronof tA-Ph-HMMo Manivette FilAKK &4N0IV. . Ibpmmd.M something booij* •*•••" rwU For Milwaukee. Four Through Tntii a s-ub-• «• . gcp'l TI’M 4|f.U dally, 1‘ullinan Cara on nlgirt wains, Hm of froM-'ii. Cofote. . TW inttcrv Ar* »!-•> hieblr Parlor Chair Cnre on day trnlnn The wruuseamnie wp* »•' |'l* wd »*riuue; xnsu. Beprtr-’afelire CunvBnlk.n :-F. H. I’d- ,llw- for fa. redfamr --reiFor Sparta anti Winona nud uoinU in *’< .. „ . . U n u-d B. Tta fc»Jr*no(rM~«l—d tk« uu '»• -‘ -"“"E M Innesota, One Thrauftli Tram daily, with 1‘ullutan Klvcporn to Winona. ...d '•*’« “ ’"T, *£»k;«u> - «•»■ »■; «M*7 For. imbmttM .wl'typort- 5’*« MUI.-*., *ui> p-r -1'" ”J , Throng h Tre> we duRy, w|th. FiU hnrat 1»R -*• *•*”’*1 * naiMlu I? •Carson night train-. -U u*'1 k-“ For IntbuquafUtd'La Croaae, via ClitiX. Hr •*. “. t* tb< ■ ton two Through Trains daily, with Tl.. -m ’ Pullamn Cure on night train to McJ-.-, i-r- -o iw —j”1''; WM ..rr--l «»• ♦-«" V*0 *vl 15 ’ Gregor, fawm. t»O| Perr.-JKind.nr.. N lil-e-U), Bouiht very low and WB wilt sell /hfrn at prices that will please Iks closest buyer. IlHl Hiding |Hlic«i qW i'ui-cr liu.-wn. Lnrlii kl: grovFa more Inttr mx. Jint glance >h la otfrrad for tartfor-l-on-Avon;'' - L-iTafeiifonsiv"'Wpn* itulniodng daleguw'tu the Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Irfurd Oik* Golden Qtt SV.rSS.S . u—.. -h. 1U- K**dM>i to “'I .,4^-*-' “ » •““'Ji n„1» "-o — r**- bring MTVfd' ,a To thtMO Heading r««»»U-u *c •juW ***’ r-b.ui. »-»>«• 1*'!."J? U , at 1™, (.mln •*"- UUU — In—*K*» 9t 'r' <. o«4»in *“•'"• 'r'r' « Jnnn »>« *« ' R«nt«n». Ulma it. M alloy, Friend SMet. earn ef owrretvev1 an own*) 09. For Sioux CHy-itntl Yankton, Two Trains dully, Pallnun (farate Mireourl Valley vauv.r Junction.. k For Laho Genova, Four Train- dally. Rockford. Hiertitig. Kiertiiitr. Ki-npahn. Iotmi in uscir o—oio"» eeataa r K.ir. For, Rockford, Kvno-lm, JanehVilte, and other polAU, you can wsau to kn-iw all al-out il. Al to rar a Mtska it pvduc. have from two to Jun train- daily. New York Otfire.No. <1*. Bmadwsy; Ik-totiOttce No- & StateHtoet; Omaha Office, 3M Farnham StreeT; K«n Fran­ 7 cisco O®«, llfl Montgomery Hlrecf; bMMiiwa that wlU Par. I Chlsaa -* —* ra many aroet* wlaBi under tr«<; Kinslo Street , K emtio and Canal ft Depot, corner Wfillfi ■K Street gtld K^www— — For rates or Information not attaina­ ble fro«u y«’»r home ticket agutite, np,plyto MABViKHvornrr. Ota. SupT, Ulilcigo. W. H.lttBNXm ~ HOIXOWAT A CO God. Fare. Ag’t, Chicago. - (Jst of Patents. “ m*w’. r. White, B. R Rwhchr Detroit. Smttb. Majt« * Fnnrrow. E �next under firmly down uudMT the wore. WAmnaTM®i. SuDKtimre ft to necemary to water fruit aud other treea, which were se< this or bB *eeao», to me thaw in a severe dasMBh. Once a week to often enough, to wafaHirem; but >t must then bo done Mfriw^y. I usually apply ftp® IB gal- kantRA b*lf * barrel'of water to each UVWUpTfUl Wp I take a 10 gdfag keg. aad a*Wer flrktn to pump th* sratprtoK aridnkag. on * wheelber»MS.WUtn tbe-H-n, them All tha 1^atoo ;xwd thw I oarry about 20 gallonc MAOSM, with a piece of carpet ovoe the \ Rwrecaabe watered |g f abort lime. Tha nareof the waterpot sUnU h'rre ttAMMKWKB TOOLS IDl KOWtow, jrafttert should always* havu certain ttoeful taato to eoahlo them to do any Iktlajobon f<toy d*ya or in the wiwtor arawm when <me ku no cut-door Work to do. A ptoaa or two, bite end braces, emo or two augen, chtoato, Sire, drawing knife, ecnw driver, two good mwo, cum email fur fan work, and a few other dungs wiH amkn a good «ogtfa” for « fanner. Then go to the hardware store, and buy a yrer'e supply or more of vanouisfai* to gf anile, screw* and bnde suita­ ble for alt kinds of "tinkering” and you , jwill he eare to iwc them sooner or later. Buysorwaby the gruea, and the finer 1kindn of mule and brack by the pmscr, u «th^r cant but hulc. and are stlwava worth 'tbeWcoet. Farmer* ovre a duty to (heir sow to learn them to ura such tools (before they go out into the world to corn 1their living, iw no man ever regretted tho time apcist in his boyhood to learn how ‘ to use carpenter took, because *huro arc often things to be repaired or made that ‘ assy man ought to bt' able to do, aud not (Mild for a mechanic. BO WOT. STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. Where ypu Wi4 Bud all kiude ol FURNITURE! Of every Peecription which wo cau wU ohaapw than any hmu'»« Bar­ ry Comity, for tuewo rraaona: ImL Bwauee ww have »to rent • > t*> , 8J. BeM«w wo uukf tho wk*»« of «»» Rd. Bocauiu' wo kwp thotwslo work- Tarrant'h Seltror Aperient. •OLD MT 414. DRUfHJIftTH. in many ]Jac»ei tpeit arc effected with the black rot i_ _^_ r pff. 4pp Fre-luf oJ .. . rnita- Ma. »•« to Amy u«. *—•*<•“ tfetp U SO«1 Min. act aa ii always I the grep about t umalloAi. luomw <|uaatlty of fhrit, it u at take a jmir of wisore, when tare very «uall, and cut out Hi-third of tho clqutcn —tho aitMf ♦ L^saor. to be as fine m afakiag can m Peerleu Milk Safe* now on uxhft»itluti nt our FateftutN 6|ore. All ktoda of work arade la or­ der. Ropalrhig of allXtada of old fur­ niture noatlv done. WK MEAN lifrtlNKM! bXirulturo Rooms voutji aldo State St. opixaltr H. A. Goody ear’s Hardware Store. t .lJjrrXF»4ALllK:i.'UA1l|DM. ktotsefowi hpe«ton are reetltM under BvJ and Ukm tefrS.UBSi!!!.!!*. W. a. GOODYEAR, LTKHM •UAkNTEUJGIUm daring three JWW MUTMDIT. MUSIC. The Druggist, tidrsSa »y Mk af-100 httyira_________________ MALE ON KXECLTIOM. ITBBUTS hRO'h Bospsctfully announces iwswXfiuwfc.—. that he turn again r>,tfurf«i J KM>.» I in th< .VBUG liidjlli, suul tuts in stock (Huliinill/arriv­ a.u 4. ing, « fresh find genuine Am Jan OB Ibabeat vreseb to pack Slock fi( Drugs and Medi ­ nail oMgrito of buUar in. Tube should cines,' l>yr Stuffs. fancy WMsbeamdeto bold brine, and ood Utal imparts do bad flsror. 'Fh« • Goods and in fad a ooin4ttoraU«lA»well worked to get plelc Stock of Druggist's 1 the buttermilk; then in packing prom Merchandise Which he offers dreaalnnhr, ao m to uxohtde tho air, >w w* W* rill you ren fill 'the |r- *» Unpeople at greatly Be■,|h* smm with a cMh over which duced Prices. W <|no .to to to U kid, cotariDg REMEMBER,the Pso SOLID WEALTH I MSWUto* *bA**> an^ your, butter will •pie's D rug S to r c is di­ rectly opposite Empire Block. ' ' rrn n« aaaar. 1 One door east of Spauldings *600.000 IN GIFTS! ftxl to feed Boon after n that tho nheop might not he DMoa of tho akin were । Mtion of the snlphur. t seven yaem I have athided irivtag toy ahaep into a sheep wash ; aud vverytlilng In the FumUure Hire. We Invite ml !*n»na to call and look QAWRWT OR WQIX1X MAU. Nk •ad farmer who keeps aheap will 1 allow Cbatn to become covered with ticks aul Mate do effort* to destroy them. iatha way a auccrreful wool grow*w ruawV* bwahrep: “Seven yearn ago, Iw wt* *** BheariDp, I immmed *7 lambs in tobacco water, being careful to trep their eyiw ami noses out. Aa «*•••.th«J wars dry. I couuneuecd we «bnw (foods. FarlWl hartug Ptotorea to irama wuukl il” w*11 to? r**xned °r “• >W we <911 tfe |t F ..-rand Cto-aper thaw any hZw In P - .y Coantff. \\'• the iJtoeet ai.u 1W imtoeteu stock «t P1CWRE FRAMES AND MOULDtxoe, BKACKwra, Paper-Holxp km, WALtz-PoenrrH, Svtpfkr- When t row hu a swollen Lag. or ud<*IW Btrsot. Th* udder shodd be bathed ftrnpuuily with <x»M »*•' Uiro ths cow, in bran, ; w 8 drejaaftiaottweof aoonlto u day «T»iM ajdUffhl ^0 Jr. 3J()n . We aell nonv of thia cheap-inadc Fur­ niture that & made by machinery. Thu goods we make to made by hand, and wamutod. W« invito all i«ereons to rail and Inspect our gomto, fur they *1 te ar Ku trouble at all HUIJIXMO. arrriNo wihts. From toauy experiment* made, it npin on plowed land pcare that the upper cud* of po»U, ai» harrow U in at aay aeeann of tho they grmr, whou not iu the ground, lasts much lojjfcov tUu tho bum do. The year jou phne. It ia impooible for any reason u that tho poree of the wood of krnr to fcaow In advance what tho ben- the uppt ends, when turned down, carry “ M no nun out the rater, while the poree of tho uere hi* noil contain* butt ctuifjt into tho wood. >> • my. i apu tor any crop. SO boshefa pre acre |foe«elour, or mun. .. 4th. Boooum) we warraut all lUarnku, July IB, 1S7C - STEIKHOFF & WfiOV t|n»ii4r.i ><• l.rtn/ sr«r (’rented .KU I bits M KB6 Sai'KKI* SxMtCTW: teria, U!cera|p,l S.rc Tbo«i. u and other Fetrr u/S.tJ»“f5b£“ EHJVUMtev; iStfir.'S'rX/ii! KTKHS VITAVO VBOIMMM. KTSIIB U HUAS' OBMWTIOJfH. tba 1'i.blSe AFORTUNE FOR ONLY R2 ETEfUi1 t AB LOU MutfC, •oDUiMtbcr^kwkHMV H|r THE KENTUCKY ‘Mar CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANI KMfBi'sWili TIIOISDAY, AUG. 31, IS'lj. Ui fetaiical Wlllertre^aUteaaAM *T U« Pnbaloo aMi WsrmatMMteUon. TMriMB KKAWXAUr.F. Union UfmA, orer Boston t'rahlitore- Tto». I*, parser. Mmtev. Ky.. ileal Mananr MQ l*<NrrPOWMM«T "-■“SSS--"- THt MEMt er MIAMI THE F(l|i OF PAIN ;___ 1___ __ __ . out MO or 1,000 at r time. To au4 «m wc would ray, don’t TU M4N AMD BEAUT hot aay farther, > h w ewlirriy umIms h 014 u tkiak rtml r<* to> ancetod with such a ••sutohW Thee* are aavaaai *rtifieisJ imwhtoere aaw adrarritod for «ato in the UaMStatoe; but WMiaC than wifi giae sawetoctiaw whto w*ha*o changes »n the wwUhre naddealy of from SOtoiOdcgnaa a* we aftau do. Tho ftet that web SySrr Smu have bare, to tb* market, from qusTAMa LINIMENT, Al4 8TOQD TH®TW«* IDE IT WILL dStlMBfi n- no riNU fiAKYAn-AtL'AirLEiitiisE: ’ roeiTivi|.;Yovhfp «»u. .5HS CISTS ! $600,006 001 , ought to 4u>w that trereriag iu the theory Keep yew* anoaty and _______ GUARDIAN** BALE. UfaS. I»HIM HA.AM. M*»r»iCTtnin a, B 4j-l MU), OOHffililff W PIN BALLS Ttiruar |« Itnrn, SUni. Bu- n w *» kt»4. TTuM lUmtU., Kr � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-17.pdf 76589f72bdeccb06a4ce202ef7908674 PDF Text Text 9 VOL. XXL NO. 32. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 47, 1876. WHl 1075 ij-jg— I THE s -K x iwl & £ r SHOOLMISTRESS. UNPAMLLED SUCCESS ’ [Front the C.bnaliy Grhlleumn. AlL<iny OK THE mi! 3 « sr YANKEE j _____ re* CH AFTHR HIXTKXN. Mr. Harlow held an interview with Dr. Emerson, on the-evening of his arrival at Calcinator, and learned from him the whole story of his grandson’s life, whom lie had come cxhrcasly to carry home, It would nave haveneon befn aim difficult for inc theaoctor doctorto to wuuia cult ror u„. beH r.n.>-1 Reline, f j itn/ H25 sold last year and every one gave “F3 A . bullr.- S.U.r.cJjo.1 , x i... & Q .‘ ^js ct> r»i ||k ’’ c < A,r«ik».l «.i.l IhM ,-r.u found him an agreeable companion. ' P He ‘ THK PKERLES COMBINED MACHINE WITH the JOHNSON RAKK,I 1 orphan condition, mid lovtd him because I ho belonged to Abba Wardlow atsl was la the Best Keel Kake Machine in the Market. Tw.« tlngcr Irani, and three set »o doar t > her. He knew that the prutu; of tarives, furnislusl wlthcvriy Cunibined Muchhir. \\ u also have the . be she made the dying mother was a sacred one, and he would never hive thought of her non-fulfillment I of it. He adnrircd her charity, her oonsisj toney and her devotion, and as these vir- 1 ' M TlUUMI'il SINGLE REAPER. I lues all soemcl to bind her more doacly to the orphan !<oy, it sectned to derate the child in his cstoem and affection. There were some few reasons why he Borti Fitiiahi-d and Gnfiuhihuil. thought it might b^ pleasanter not to have The TIsvwt; Hirer* VRlrmtor. linfinlw PilK. Ohio SWrepolttlttw,4 a diild in the Ixxue an a. permanent reriAKI» MlWrtriiX RWEKl-HTAKrs, AI*U> TUB BiKIMALL. CrxrVERt dent, but he was obliged to eonfoM they HDI.I.MU were purely selfish motives. ,Tl|dn ho ) thongiit of die very many hours ‘that ±c Which Is lire liest ()n«- Wheeled AIac*lihi<* in the Market.' Call and ' SEETHE BATH PLATFORM BUGGIES jhe^i-fcekli h^blicaji batw, 1 THE <H,D AND HEEIA BLR TAYLOH HAKE. AND THE IMPROVED GEO. M. DEWEY Wife of a physician has of necessity to pan alone, when her husband is on |rufe».*ioiiol dotien, and the eompsny of Hugh teem­ ed almnat indispensable. Ho knew very ' well that it wonld lie a serOTo trial to Abby • to part with him1;1 ami he finally' came to die condunion that it would be bettor for the boy himself to be under the judicious management of Abby, than trusted to (lie JACKSON WAGON CONSTANTLY ON HAND I A2iP. jWll.LlSHER. ! ;<>H One doi'T.eaPt of Goodvcnr’s Hardware. MESSER. & POWERS. liarrr Siri-el. THICKS' tings, April 12, 1870. Hils ’ |n. D. OULLOCK’S TEMPLE of JJonpartetTyjte eowMerad J 1 t'.c ' Fi'M |’»OW I . . !•»' ' I A1* I l%to I “i Kip I .in I 12 fo I 50t*u I .uni .*»..•» i ."..j o: I»k-i-.rr qtylpiei I MUSIC JACKSON, «T.'» | »U.(W i .. ■ 3UW s <1 j care of a failing old man. He had paid his last visit for the eve­ ning, -and wus sitting thoughtfully in his ft g• room, - wh«« « kho wm m|j.jd i i._ to CO OH ■rntin Ilf* tn Mr. liebard's,,whose little child ---------------------------------------_1 was in a •I u». fit- He H« took off his bin dressing gown, go and . pulled on his boots in rather an impatient i manner, thinking,half aloud—“Five days i nionu and then a season of nwt I" I H<* found the child in a bad way, true j enough ; it seemed she bad boon eating green carrots and wild .sorrel, and drank froely of warm milk before going io bod. There the little thing lay with her cyot rolled up in bar head, nnd kpr whole body in convulsions. Calling for hot water anil to.Wr «uo । WMJ ■ osrerbwiK bias. ^C>01 .Ii» rti- a. and a tub, he speedily arranged a Lath and pul I the child in, while the ra ilhcr stood by 1 wringing her hands, and making loud outerica of sorrow. ! Mr. Hebard was a hard working man, w-r lui« PRCFRSWttt MB B9SO GARBS. 1’1111.. W. MSKF.HA'. I ■ j | with a large family of children. His finrt wife had died when Martha was but a few hours old, leaving him with six children from the ages of twelve down • to , ■ ' I I the baby; he manged by putting the litllo one out.to nuroc/to get along a year, with hiring pu<rh help asj he conld obtain; it was hard times for his children, hard limes for himself, and still harder fon his pocketbook ; and ho nmolved to try Mme more prudential course, and before Mattie was thirteen months old, a mother wdsintroduced into the family. The baby was token home, and he hoped for tetter times; but it was only piing from bad to worse ; five more children had cqiu^ to te clothed and fed,* and the poor mother grew discouraged and tired out. 1 Hebard himself got in the way ofdrinking a-good 1 1 ! i S'BY ATX AW. Prompt (ttrauoa .said I Cod«s<lr>tu. <i|!ro With Win. 1.. Vubb. ?<*«>. .Sk»dlcvilto.Mk*.xariy» J kAiM HARVEY WRIGHT, । ! I I DENTIST Michieaa. Nashville. Great Bargains READ!READ! READ ! Pianos and Organs Special Medical Announcement ■Ini) Comfort and Happiness The Smith American Organ, Afflicted Sick and 1 ”F HASTINGS AND VICINITY. HAZELTON BBO.’S PIANOS. DR. J. B INSURE ERNEST te.4 and Justly •elebratnl Wmlriafa «• 'i uonuiMwui nr ■. iurwBu**-«■ Il .nwlor e-imultaHon datinx tW5»»d GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. jkltoctaau^sp is cpeelaily of she 'Mlowityr Every instrument FULLY Warranted. ® tows fei1 Nsi Ones. Old Pins ot w^iqrir. iww i is ■agHmrur, j'tTorMd Rapi^. Branch Hofcsa« ■ Fhnb ____ aOsi xxi47tf ‘ Michigan, “Do you want to part with one of your children F “Yes, half. a. doses of them, if anybody wants them.” “What was your-hurry to send lor me, if you want to get rid of the urchins? You wonld. have had one law pretty soon." | “\Vp doo .t ,want them .to tlin. of course; but it is hard time*—se many mouths to fill, and'.nothiug to put in them." “Mr. ‘Hebard, will yon give Martha to mo ? I should like her." The girl's eyes led, ns she looked up to him with a itli a surprised look,as iflhure was!bo|Mj "iiow.'l™!.’1,.™! lh« tteaur. -‘I <ul lo talk with you. Were Um, ekoice girn you Io auy wiik AU» um, lnJ w«k your .way up .frith om help, to obtain an edw>tjoi» and nrnkp man, moatly 7e?r<<W./CMrtioos, or to go to your aged age* nmndfsthcr, grandfather, ennsq auia into poaaeadon ofa large/pctuneJi vjqgji largeJprtuBp„|ivjng A W>. of ease and comfort ir. . .^ZTV ’ —W|h*A ,'.rr” r>-wpi ’’WH J00 chooee? "I don't know : just im the woman Think .jtennqslj, ijqw. which vou wonld prefer.-.,! ... , . , says. --------------------------.......... ... entirely —“Umriq EuivhrdfidmVKihought it all “I should want you to let her alone, J should allow no meddling, ovpr, and l?lkod"hlxxit jt with Miss WardWhat say, Mrs. Hebard ?"....................................low. I .koow wfaiclt i would like best by “I don't set! how I can spare her; she i a good deal, and L-know which I shall do; ttkvs care ofthc buhv." baby." lakt-H earn but I mean, meau^. iri maka make « a good man man, in “There, you'see you have tnniod your either cmou |If £iWV- I should be hap­ oWu dish wrong a'dc up; you won't let your pier to stay here, but I know I ought to go child nld gogo- when you have a chance." to my grandfather, if he wants me." The little one made a movement which . ."He does want yu«; he has come for . .. . . — ......... ... brongh the « Doctor to Mattie's side^ .lookyou'" ­ ing up, -r, she — whispered —r— . ; Every drop of blood, seemed to recode ‘Due* Miss me? Muy I from (hechil^’i f^e#. his heart. The Aluw Wardlow'waitt Wardlow _ come if rI mn can m>« get .«-.<• away 7" Doctor cauglit bnii to his arms. W<* nodded consent, us he was bolding “My poor dcarehild the little wrist in his finger*; a happy “Oh, I had hopcq he gojtld not . want MeffwaA sob*pi>yr' ’ look crept over Mattie's face / _ “Say, ____ Mr. liebard, ______, nre -- you going „ to ... “You mint be cordial and kind when give your little girl to me? I will du you meet him, rosneuibering he is your own well by her.'. her."’ I grandfather, grandfather, inidyou mid you owe oiu kirn him respect respect and’ *1 ’t know ns I am afraid to trust !««. ”' • ' “I don don't Iwc." you. I should think you might get g« along '. “1I will try to behave b properly; but how without her, wife ; you arc are always petting pelting {I can I go g<> away?"; away?" and the team which at her ; there would be one the lets to : had had trembled trembled un on h» his. eyelids eyelids now now rushed rushed care for." ------ vhis “ checks, and .... . against . । J down he loaned . “She's none of mine !•;; you do ' as you the Doctor's breast for support. like with her.” “Now run to breakfast, breakfast, my.boy wy k ; there “I’ll talk with her and the woman about is your bell. TcU Abba that Mr. Barlow it, and tell you to-morrow,’’ said Hebard* and I will lx> over about ten ; and mind, “That young one is getting over it. You Hugh, that you behave like a man when arc death on fits, Doctor. What set her tou meet him." ' into it this time ?" oust at ten they entered Mrs. Watson’s Miss Wardlow met the old gen“Overloading her stomach, ns usual. It parlor a.*«nh, Mrs. Hebard, as if you might be a tlcman with her usual stHtpoieemioQ; little more careful of their food," Hugh was calm and collected, and the “As if 1 could tdl when they have been Doctor felt <[uito proud of him. Mr. eating green traah ’ If Martha, here, took Barlow was much affected, and shed tears any care ofthc'ynuvg ones, it would be n at the meeting. He was evidently grati­ help." . fied with Hugh's apjwaranoe. lie said “Martha can't do everything ; she it at littluefluB daughter, but as they were Work all the lime. I should, think she abo|it to woe** ms grenason take Ieav« he t<4d his grandson would wear Iwr foci out, and no thanks he must take him to his lua mother mother's ’s grave ; for it." Il was Hebard that-s^oke. “rfor," —" — said he, “-----------we must— have aome grave’ The Doctor looked at the little girl, stones immciliotely ; it is not seemly that silting, holdittg the child in her lap, and it should ba neglected. Boor Adeline!” smiled kindly aa his cyee met hers. He “Miss Wardlow has had some nice ones thought of the hard lot of the child, toil­ set on all tjirir graux" arid the lad, with ing and nursing from morning till night, a quivering lip ; {‘hot LwilLbs happy to go with no respite from her labor. She was with you whenever you wish ; we shall a pretty girl, with a bright, intdliguat have time tefore dinner." fact*, mid lie thought what a blessing it Mr. Barlow took Hugh's land; and would prove io her should her parents they walksd away toother. • ,|n< conclude to have ' her placed under the influence of Mlw Wasdlow. i Go to the Mountains pf Colorado, E . .’irr^h The next morning, as Dr. Emerson loft ------- Uy ■ -1 ho Atnhiaaa, .Tayaha h S—to the ptatti, he saw Ifebard hanging down the street, and called tn him to know how Atchison tllo sick child was. The father came up ful Arkansas Valley, to Poo Jo, Colorado to the steps before he ■ told- him; it was Sprags, Denver, Canon City, Cucharas, batter. Dd Norte, Trinidad, SaaUFa aad all “Say, Dr. Emerson," he went on, “do points in Colaradp, New Mexico and you want Martha to live with you ? I Aruoha. S}>ecial round, trip tieksto to thought it over last night, and inode -up Dvorer. only S50, allowing ston/dT 'privil­ my mind. that my wife will never -snake eges both ways on themain-hne, and at any thing of her. She din’t have a hard­ Colorado Springs, Manitou and Pika's er time anywhere than she finds al home ;• Peak. LowuMnigrant-ntea to the San but I shan't bind her out." "I do not wish it; but, Hebard, you must Pullman Palaeo Sleeping Cam between not becoming to me for her wages;, you the Missouri River and the Rocky mounta me her occasionally» .but’ your wife tains without change. CLmc couooction childmh must not Be coining tWo made at Pueblo with tmiJ?<rePrarer bothering the girl." • ' , and Northeft Colorado., ■ “Martha wants to come, and I- guess ’ For. asana, time taMewraud the “San {on can have Iter. When shall you want Juan Guide," uddntt..i er to come?** "I will let you know to night She " To£u, ftn. .has no clollto* that arc suitable." ■ :>:i ' XX62lf “The fact is, Doctor, she is rather badly off; we have jircay tough work to Our £*si*ntrial, get along any Way. • My wife ain’t ipucli bn caleulat tort/’ ' The Doctor smiled, and thought that perhaps some one. else in. the family fell a little short ,in that respect lieaidca the wife, but Jic said nothing, as ho wanted, to make sure of Martha. Mr. Barlow had net yet come down to breakfast, and having a little luwire, lie walked over to his house to inspect the garden. ITc found Hugh there, busily j.t; »<■■». S.« Train has brdtfttht me a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters for lbs mumnor and 1*11 trade, whiahjJL-wtU sell iliSvrent Kinds <Of SetfirfK dk» and Manhina <MI. I sU* |s!)| Weil k Cistern Pumps.' * ' ’*•’*'* u yon. WMstdiaimi^tfava'w* -Ca ’ Do S.U. Sag.naw and -r"’ t।D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. 1 • f“9- ” "G”"1 VorU Ed intonded to have had all ihw weeded out before breakfast, but there is rather more 1 workman I thought; they arc looking i . Opposite the Post Office nrtltf ■ Hastings, Mish. 1 picture of btalth j and happine*. Aw he was. i '■ 1 stood watching him at,hw wori;, unobnerv“Nicely, tharjk yog; bu: w growiog very I ed by him he cqnld but contract the | fhat now.')’ . ’. ..i ;i. ■ j "Some folks wore bom with a nijver 'difference between him now and twelve ; •,!Y*a?Vlu. spoon iu tbeir mouUt, sad that boy Maa months before ; then be wiw a pale-faced; axlW . ••• certainly oue of them," uald .Mra, Ho- 'puny, narmsora child, riiriwking from die ________ .... R D. BULLOClTYvholesale “'■i.tn, 1 deal of ter.r, aad aometimm a glass of something stronger,; -the farnj wm neg­ lected, the diildrcn ran nt large, went ragged and dirty ; and withal, they were about as thriftless a act as you will often find. Quito a numbdr of the little ones had attended sclwol. They all had new suits for the winter, and aa they were goodnatured, hannlwiH bodice, they got along very wall; they novar made any trouble, and Martha was a good scholar, apt to learn, and quiet to. updomlpod^' She was tlic only oue who could assist the doctor in the care of the sick baby, and he could not help being surprised at-1 her. quick comprehension, her active move­ ments and general uscfulntaa. Alter a wbiM the uliiM'a symptoms grow more foynrable, aod be administered some medicine ond <uU down to watch Ito effect. The chib m,ii Martha’s lap, her head pillowed upon her arm i Nra. Hebard had calmed down,, gad afturi a lit­ tle, asked tlie Doctor.how Hugh Mumton ---------------------- .------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ . rains porridge." said Mr. Hebard, suiMy. pride flushed jftio doctor’s face as hS The Doctor Uiopght it was generally thoughtwj^j had wrought .the changt bottom-aide up, but it would pot answer ... Roberts'. . 1 .I 11 • j '' ; , . �ROTATION. In the Apace below we print an . article ’ from -Ubg L opposing the prinqde of rotu- i t'faa. williag to both sides hearing. W : ; at the unglue we regard ■ the positon i ' assumed bj ftJhg” as calOuiatod to ;«• ouicciB —-------- -j j courage all kinds of frond in office, and as than the same amount of time and talent a premium, tfpm political diahoneaty, if wonld warrant in any other legitimate business, but if such bo the case let the not for pq^onal dishonest. If the offices are worth / <ything, then one class of men salaries of some be reduced, and the f<*s _ of others beyond a reasonable rompension should not t* permittexl to hold them '^»Aanay ? by;refuihJ<Lwi|li die treasury, and let the ’ . . ssM people demand tjic ^ necessary legislation of them where the receipts t small for- to render such actions available. It b for the very reason that our offices tone per *Zram, one term ought to satis­ fy any man a ambition. It fa not true, are not life tenure that the people should beyond n very limited period. gvor event more'than "four years, Naiiwal Rsprita Ticket. no matter who assert* it, that than on any be vigilant and sec to it that they arc not the imposed upon by incompetent and design­ duties duvolying on any county office, > Fur Ffitident, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. ’"C of Ohio. ' Probate possibly excepted, that ing men who are able to pack Caucuses any intdligrn.c man cannot perform, with- and Conventions. As soon as it fa understood that honor out any spfaial educationor qualifications, Judge We believe, our corresponded to the contrary notwithstanding, that our young to fit men should be encouraged WILLIAM A. HOWARD, them­ selves for uhy and every official station, by ” WILLIAM DORLTZ, a well defined law of rotation, and that no CHAR H. KEMPF, PRESTON MITCHELL. DELOS PHILLIPS, JACOB DEN HERDER, CHARLES KIPP. JEREMIAH JENKS, BENTON HANCHETT. WILLIAM DUNHAM. man or elate of men, should be permitted to nland iirtheii way. We, also, regard the talk al >nt “civil service reform” only a politicals ■ clap trap unworthy of any public approval if it leads where our cor­ respondent point*. The old story of the “Barry Co., Land Company,’* than which was never uttered fa a baser slander revived by “Uhg" but he to Qw contrary notwithstandiog, fa /hr Qavmutr, CHARLES M. CROSWELL, of Lenawee. all a hunilAg. Honor I id intogritj^sbould be required Fur Lieutenant "Goferuur. ALONZO SESSIONS. L-' ot Ionia. of every public servant, but all honor and integrity fa.uot wrapped up in the bodies and Far Secretary of State, aouliraf the “ina." The fact fa they eb eNez er g. d. holdkn have juste i jnueh of it as the “out*" and of Kent. no more, irpetking of both clsmes m a whole. WILLIAM B. McCREKRY. of Genemee. ■ Our < formed, some of o' t county offices tin ixiy rnormoutly, an I the perquisites should not be Ftir AfuKtor Gritmil, RALPH ELY. of Gratiot. paid to (frtnntiuib»rr oj the Slate I^uu Oficr, B^NJAMI# P. PARTRIDGE, Fur fa idle to Deeds fa vorth of R egfater of fully $5000 per annum, an dis that $4,000 more than most tncn can eam with ll\i time* the ability required Fur AleUiLrr afSlaie Board of Rhieiittnn. WITTER J. BAXTER, of Hillsdale. to run that jffice, and we think a man who'in font 'yearn ha# got F20.000 •• the perquisite* of a public position quiring uo more ability to pcrfonn'well tbo to perform thonc of Register of Deed*, ought step down and ont, without a word, and let some other of bis fellow enjoy the perquisite* for a other offices do not pay no Cbteyrrax, re­ duties ofthc place, than are required to CflitresaoMl Ticket. f* man more than Tour deny the forts, the office Fw Superintendent of"J\»Uir.J>utrnc!uiu. HpRACR & TABBELL, ' of Saginaw. Hrprnntntire one any years under any circumstauej. For AUonuy (ifumil, VTTO KIRCHNER, of Wayne. For citiicns season. The largely a* this one, and yei in some of them, the basis of 1 oofce eanwy q«»ao» prorehta to be .nrlbing but a ban! toooe, man. In a wad.tbalin all Ma life, bu b*> beau brazriiitol and .aallauog ™ b» lotarcim with Ma fellow „ Tim amto, in tbo budtoouc, 3<aX« the idea of placing Headrick, ta tbu.cltbor furtbr Prwduuc,I «Pmkleur,, waa daptMtod by Uw ftmocney iu unotoaurad term., "bda the advocate, of a greenback curacy were&ronbk to Ma aaleaktou for the Int portion OU the ticket, tod the fnenda of Tilden and hard money cried out sire “to gobble up" hard-money men and soft money man, placed the exponont of each financial policy upon the ticket That fa onn nti ‘•ins" cry for the purpose and integrity are no longer a guarantor for the continuance? ofa position the best retaining tl fir position. ' . Fur VictPrt*iik*t, WILLIAM A. WHEELER, of New York. JONAS H. McOOWAN of । Branch. an independent fortune, can be secured in four years occupancy, and they should be the last onm lo'objcvl to, or “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sectetiitt? htCirferancc which will destroy the other." the oppose policy of rofition: reform ha* lost ita charm, the conviction having taken bold of the public mind that ‘lypoeaicy” which “fa the neeesmry pass into the lands of thaae who pick burden of villainy,” inapirtu it. Thfa long session of Congrats fa ap­ up a precarious livelihood by their wits. proaching a'sum* die adjournment. Much The folly of frequent change has been time and large amount* of public »o«y succcssfiilly demonstrated in both aur have been expended in numerous investi­ State and national legislation. Those only gations by the House of Representatives, who have been continued in tbeir place all haring political purposes in view, ia an terro after term have risen to be a control- expectation that the development* made will, in a large degree, influence the raj ing influence for good in the legislation suit* ofthc approaching elections, State of onr country. . and National. If you go to chuTdi early, get a good It'fa now very evident that the pur front scat and become thoroughly inter­ pose of these investigation* having been ested in the sermon, ought another man shown to the entire satisfaction of the publie, it has become a matter of indifferto come and request you to move out for cncc.what may be tbc character of the his benefit 1 No, Mr. Editor ! we believe reports with which the country is to b« that when the Republican party adopts flooded They will have no effect upon The personal rotation as its motto, it Eids good bye to the result of the canvass. <pvil service reform, and begins to chant character of the candidates, and the reaneclive platforms of principles will be its own funeral dirge. the subjects of inquiry, and the conduUnc. siona drawn from such inquiry will coneontroLthc votera of the several States as to the direction in which they will our ashington letter cast Llieir ballots. The announcement of Mr. Pack ABD, Let ur not only Elect Hayes and the Rep nominee for Governor of Louisi­ Wheeler, but Redeem thy House of ana, that the colored voters of that State, Representatives—The Campaign- who desire to vote the Democratic ticket, ahonld have the same protection as those Before and After the Nominations— who wish to vote for tbc Republican Investigations Barren of the Ex­ nominees, fa a reflex af the rule advocated pected Results—What Southern by every Republican, North and South. Republicans Wish—Returning to AR that we claim fa a fair election, coer­ cing nor threatening no one, but leaving the Fold. ■ every voter free to cast hfa ballot as bfa conscience dictates. How great in contrast fa this with the Washington, August 12,1876. The mercury is again into the nineties, domineering, tyranoua spirit of the While Liners of the South ? They demand tnat uic CUKUW ,1MV« Niuura wc will be in a hot box. The walls in­ mere machine in their hands, that he side of the stone and brick buildings are should Ignorehfa private judgment, and not yet cooled, no great has been the in­ mbnytto a mockery of the freedom of the elective franchise. Justice and right cessant heat this summer. demand that thia shall not b« permitted, Next in importance to the election of that the colored voters shall be allowed to a Republican CbL’f Magistrate will be cast bfa vote as he may wish. This fa a the election of a Republican majority in right guarantoed io every citisen, and why should the colored man of the South the next House of Representatives. The be deprived ofitT G^rc him this consti­ revolutionary efforts of the leading spilite tutional right of private judgment and men will stand aloof and our offices wdl W . in the present House to obstruct judicious legislation hare made them so offensive to the prudent aud patriotic people of the country, that the greatest exists anxiety to redeem the popular branch of the Leg­ islative Department of the Government. Mr. Editor : In your comments on onr previous art­ icle you eAher do not comprehend us and sareai in. To elect Hayes and or the same time, and, at efforts to Wheekr better their prevarication wisely govern the country, would you inton'! to treat us with Wc have no enemies NEW ana leoline from ilaim to beat with railroad ’i x,h"!r We prnit it because wo are always I be the five, at least, of tbo Southern Steles will cast their electoral votes for Hayes and Wheeler. 3 Thorn memlsTs of the Republican party who, four years ago, were decoyed into the Democratic ranks ha— ------’ shown signs of uneaainau, the unnatural asaociatiou in have found tbemaehm. They realm the Coffee From 25c up, and Ground Goods. sell pure Spices. You can have in’any shape you want. Crackers We brag on. Cheese We sell the best Tobacco We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places for 60cts. to $1.00. OhioStone Ware Is the best Crockery. uneaper man ever, iur want to close out. wji> Remember. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, HturtingK, Aug. 7th. 1876. xxi30w4. to accomplishment of but a part of a “con- appeahc ot friends,to cherish, and we arc sumalion devoutly to bo z- not doemed orthodox by the local leaden loyal wished.” The Nsrth must secure the controlling • of the jprty. That our motives may not influence to which it fa -entitled in the be uifaapSohended we will any that we House ofRepramtatitcs, else the com ; vole the Jiepullieau . the best that fa offered us. ticket becanae it fa ing of administration Hayes will be NKW XDVURTISKMKXTS. CENTENNIAL NOTICE The recon- thwarted in every possible way, and that harmony in the working of the govem- inetJtal machinery, so enxmtial prosperity of the country, will to the be. want­ the accotjrta ofwhich are being eontinaaL ing. It will behoove the Republican ly receive Holy the more convince ui tint 'party in every Gongrwisional District to the policy -irhieh has been pursured ia im­ place in nomination the very bort mate­ politic, «nd not for the beat interarts of rial at its command for Representatives'. Let this be done and there can CUTTII6 *10KMWK be no doubt that the House willle redeemed. Every thing connected with polities givai ei idenre ihat the Premdentfal rem paign of 1876 will be one of the moat ex­ to be understood as advocating, That fa ; citing that has ever occurred iu thiaf- that merit. competency, honesty and intrcgity are that the (pulificaliocu which we consider a* applicable to election u thuM virtue, it fa only reasona- HHM that the perq.k »hould be Ofretefam* him fa hfa capacity of tog ttewn thr— �ft* SEW YORK LETTER. jFFICfAl Mria OF IA0IY ODOMTY. Pewhe, —Pottiloil— e»Tdtyvf h,w al (U c<wb^ Hulth— Th. Opium Habit—Aoton—Coat of High '-Klog-Vaodarb.Tt-Bu.in.a.. GUIDE It- TIME-CARD N«n Yo«k Augou l*<h, 1876. rrrmoxi OT th. J. Otaat H. <■ u.u w M tke first Ward in relation to Maple Rtrrot was referred to finance committee OTI. R. Boice end G others relative to a crore walk' across Court street on the east THE PEACH «RABON. The peach trade has now fairly set | in, •nd New York is reveling in this most de- ‘““"•‘■ITroU.. Tbo amount of capital •nd the tabor of thousands of men. The one, requiring u vast dmd. u>d oa]y tfcow who am rirL enough to afford lo lose tnonqy will make the sea­ son at all. Tbo hard times have told on the amusement world the same as upon everything else. THE COST OF HU1H UTE. The fashionable people are diactudog the question of the eoat of living in New i ork. The cutting down of incomes con­ sequent upon the lowering of rents aud the general shrinkage, Has brought to the surface some ven- curious facts. For in­ stance the late Mr. Garner, who was drown­ ed in LU yacht Alohawk, lived tweording to this schedule: peach train arrives every morning, in Jer­ Lstal UAMri^MAJMqo*.. DRY fv-l. Where? At A- W. Bailey’s Lonsdale masliu 12 cts. >-.ruB <9fwl xr>«M- - -kA otparehiMtbon.yonhouMta sey City, aud a very lively time follows its Shirting Cols. - .. ■ walk committee. coming. The train constats of thirty-five Extra heavy Shitting 12 cts. Of Engine Company rslaiir. to tp^kinr Uottooades 15 to 25 cts. Ora, each ear holds fivu hundred baskets, trumpet aud Lantern.* wa. referred to fire Good Ticking 12 da. department cummUteu ^kh m.lhority to pur- or 1 * ,500 boskets, ur to get it down to Twenty bone fcnneU 45 da. .... TOO peaebcu, three million aud a half, all of Two button Kid Gloves 90 eta. — IA® .... “xno which art consumed that day. The cant Peerless Warp 27 cts. ..." «xoo Beautiful Shawls 85 eta. arc built especially foe the jmrpoao, so that I*uro Table Linen 45 cts. .~. fi.aw the delicate fruit can come to market un­ ATI other Goods in proportion. injured and in good order. Just now the Cull and see for yourself. (P) aud Geo. M. bewejr for printing ($4) be »«» TOOK noxktmarket,. peaches come from Maryland and Dekware A ' full and complete asanrtment of allowed by ayes and nays u .follows: Clothing. Ayen, Evans, RraJ. Bussell, Sheldon and —in a week or two New Jersey will begjn ..... —........ ....... .............. ....... ....... —u»js® xxiauglitf A. W. B ahxy. It coat A. T. Stewart probably twice to send, and a little latter eastern Pennsyl Tomlinson 5 Nay. none. vania. Fruit will be very ebrap this sea- that amount to live, and he didn’t waste OKOHGK L HEA TtfS. j any money un yacht either. The LoriL Hon, and also very good. ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC. iiardit, who made their money in tAl»*w>, Tinkler, relative to building and denying the -tj NEW YOM MABEVT expend more than this, and so do a num­ fiotttresi POLITICAL. prayer of the petition. PIOT-CTRBSI But now all the The letters of Tilden and Hendricks foil ber of other fatndice I am now all alone in Ute 1’hotogrnph like a wet blanket ou the Democracy of figures bare to be reduced. The people inour dull. Wb«t Um. the city. The fact is, Tilden's long delay, who used to got $16,000 per year fora businras, arid as I have nude arrange­ committee. hia evident attempt to compromise with store arc mighty glad to secure a tenant ments to inereaM my fikcilitiw. for doing for the same propjrtyF"s't $2,500. aud as a ibetter work than ever,’ all should call Hendricks, hta selling out to the inflation­ committee be inatrneie* lo repair the street ists to keep them in line, has disgusted the matter of course thtey have got to reduce , and get a negative taken. The ' superi­ ority of my work in the past ta a tntffi- I near Barlow a mill and .»u the North of Cooks, solid Democracy of tho citff, aud they are the oast of their living in proportion. The cicnt guarantee of first-c work in th© making the most severe fight against him. high-fiyent at the dubs who used to pay $5 future. Rooms in Washington Block, Tilden is known to be a pronounced hard for champagne have discovered that bot­ jKinth aide State Street. • tled lager, at t*m cents, taste* very well,money man, and the better class of the 31lf Geo. L. Heath. I.IVERI’tKH. MARKET*. Of 8 8. Garrison, Special police 2 Demoerauy expected a prompt decided re­ and the number who have found than 40 day and nights pudiation of the inflation hcruiy, to plain i cent brandy is unhealthy is "encouraging. No Hee .And, moreover, you shall see on a great I*elos Hopkins, one day and night as to leave no question as to his standing IkMdilnKr dall. ou that question. He contributed mom’y many of their attenuated legs, jmntaloons Harvest in past and threw little accounts ! tart fall to brat Allen in Ohio, but hta for which they did not pay $25 <m Broad must be paid nt once, sure. way, but which did come from the Bow ­ action now shows that it was not in the , Smith. Manee A Preston. i interest of an honest currency that he did ery at $6. Twenty dollar Loots arc going DETROIT MARK KT. it, bul solely to get a dangerous competi­ out of fashion, and no are hundred dollar xxi304*. “Is ?:52 COtNTY OFFICKHS ........... .... T. w neaiar ........ ................. .JuheH.Hcbkiw 1^ .Porter Burton. Curti* Parrry ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. REPUBLICAN RALLY! tor out of thc way. He has sold out to the very men he was opposing last fall, and consoaueutly has demondixed hta party. The Republicans arc standing shoulder to shoulder, and are making a rcty vigorous fight. Fcntou and Conklin, Dix and Mor­ gan, aud the lights of the party, arc work­ ing once tnora in unison, and there can be no doubt as to the result. New York will rote for Hayes, by an enormous majority. THE HEALTH OF TUB CITY. unending Oruiasnce ia rolalicui lo saloon* on Tumlin«rti ft. ( ounty Correspondence. •Idegaie* to the. Itepreaentaiive I'Lib. I'tike and I. W. Vroomnn. Kith, late of Fort Wayne, Indi. ■cauetny, of Monroe, Mich. tell to obtain the ibis justly popular institution and Freeport un Monday, VANDERBILT PROBATEORDER. is still alive, but the physicians say that he 87AT It OP MICHIGAN. County of Barry, m.>ta session of lb. Probate Court for the County of never will _ again be seen outside of his room^ His son William it in charge of his vast interests, and the old man, conmpoui that his end is at hand, is arranging so that matters will be smooth for him. His intention is that his son shall .succeed him—that everything shall go ou jual the tor th. Pro „ulr as „„, ungn no same though hewere wereanrCi alive, Bnu and that__In thliCourtaoroortiaa of xaidFdroaMad. j .t|, pn. U ehaBge in BOl|,ing The ument ............................................................... L . The Tkwenpon it ia orfe junior us.* has been i .juuiur meutrained tnuneuto to this inn* end, enu,and and • . of - .. ..... ! । knows an much his father's business ns Btw Ball. THEOFfTM HABIT PamiXY. 8.C Prindl.^Judrs ofProtelr. , janjsv^i^jssacws tor the Probsts of tbo instrument tbU day Sled in the Court Durvortinr to bo the last will and trot*- *in<lnd people, about ono third <»f whom were at we rronata mate, in the uily or Send HU tap to till playing since their hfat game with the Hiekorys, while the lalifr (lob were hardly Baseman. 8. a P1UKDLK Unite*! Htates tknefal Ltui4 PROBATE ORDER John Russ,. Will tkbliaore. John R*»ek, Will (taer Jim Roek, . Roiaarl Grown Jsck Fry. opium, by taw, with a view of cbccktng Ute Judd Hisrk’. evil. rironutlMUi W. MaNiel. THE AlH StMENT PEOPLE not forcing lhemeelvM on the people ur «jU d b Binr.iH.k O ob Jbo («<->■ UJ). H. b •.»!•• —7 "*S“I •“<»« tbr ballot, box. m l“« »f iL ^"7 iu Nor York mor <hreo boo J™) 6r« rlata actresses out of enpigemcBts, with no rerthlr prospect of hxvinganjttnng to do next scsson. The theaters in the mter- Marsh Bellinger Johfi. London. < , A Bowker, Merck Bellinger, ST. MARTS ACADEMY ior alllort money tastscaMio, and many of the* wOkant opea at al! Otte fall. I »«• tion this to show the thonmutds of youg men and Advertised Lettere. PMRMK....;.. women who arc ersry for “e _I.I »bnl r.httprs •rfell-iaterosted. u- “«rn MUh. AuguM J'<«7. s-r. UUU. '•hwi. r. Sul,i JOW0 iwrtm'Baphm K. .. u»-r .-------- ? om«r. .......... ««*. nir he has allowed in »hen busincra ta dull in the profanootl meaM Btarvatkm. Onlv one theater in wr— a dollar last year, and Km tab 1 iMlao «1»1805. GILMORR k Q\i . Hickory Corners. Saturday Aug. 121 h between the ••Clippers'’ of Hastings and •‘ilickorya" 8. Montgomery, -oof ivniljubvr, Aug. 21 *t, 1R7<T. at 7 him in this terrible «*4it»n ailtteg up. o ritrat alia. .•Kscsaesxsw is making fearful progruM in the city. The retail druggists say they are selling ten times as much of this drug as they did five years ago, ami that its uj>o is not conhone, that frighlrned him : the team fined to any one clan*, though women form a very largo per cent of their customeix. The woaten of wealth and refmment are more addidetl to ils use than those of the lower elas>ert. The favorite form of taking the left hip and inMictlng a terrible wound the drag is in laudanum, for the rvasnu nd holding him tael while the sickle did its that in that shape its use ran l»c more easily copoealod. Women on the nveutira meet nt each other’s houacn to indulge in the Tice, and opium drunks are Itecomiag as common in the houses of the wealthy u whisky drunks are in the dens down town. A great many.commenced the use of the drug for the effect it had upm their appearance. Al first a dune of opium bnghtenra Die eves, brings color to the cheeks, and quickens the wit, while ths effect lasts. Ladies in society take a done befuragoioff to a ball, or party, and hare dragged in thia terriMe position 8 or 10 small doset in their pockets to take in the i, then by ww mysterious providence course of the evening. As a matter of cowne it only takes a few weeks for the habit to become fixed, and once fixed it ■ ImAh never broken. The victim uara more and more, until it cannot i>e concealed. At thia stage they do not care to conceal it, for . . .L__ ■-------- — re if - «nirl and Ro then unhitched them trade Ihii i Tbo lota i la seems ns though we were never going to get through with the hot srarom. Tins week the thermometer lias gone up into the umetieB again, and the uiuriahty among the children ia again, frightful. Over six hundred died last week, mu average of almost one hundred a day, and ■ the the old man himself. It any man supposes adults are suffering almost in the KaiSe I that the country is to be relieved of raunn i A j.^raltar rorui uf.l^keulCJJ opoly by the death of the old man they flour uew. «LEMU is raging througn the eity, caused by the are mistaken Young Vauderbill is just long continued brat, though' probably, the I as shrewd as his father, and, if any differ tuarkats rriejs hsr. >a«SM smo.WB waits water, which is unfit to use half the time, 1 cnee, more grasping. has quite as much to do with it. It is BltHlNEAa nut a cholera, nor is it like anything the : is as dull as poaahle. There it ubsolutdy (ArsvatnrTJ JaJasolProbata. Naw nalBarias.I city ever saw. The victim gora through [ nothing doing and no prospect of anything. 1 hot and cold stages, and in a few hours ta --------------- -Batter rood tn ax a curpac. The doctor* were purxkd by it, j Between the hot weather and the dull PROBATEORDER. timra, New York is ns dittagrocable a spot though they now have it under control. If i fiTATEOF MIOHIGAM, CantyefBarryM.-Ai a arsaion of ths Probolo Court f®r tbotfewaly of taken in tiare-tliev rife saving all who have I| a? there is ou earth. : per bU. dull larry holdsn st tbo Frobot* OtBro. In tha City of potato----------irevrldmthr Pirrtto. Hastina* on Munday tbr Ilth day al A usual, in not been in the habit of using ardent spirits tbayoarvaa thouaaad ei(Ut ttbodrod and Mrraty- •a reaping wiillet la-l >a«ie, we arcidcrulj omitted In short, economy is being pracnot because any body likes it, but John Stanley sclh' better and cheaper because they must. New York ia very Tea, than any other House in the city, virtuous now because the people havn’t xxl—14l4 • the money to be vicious on. a for Hinkorya. WANTED! �NEW ADVERTIBMEKtS. If. J- fW G. P. Rowell 4 Co'l. Column. Carriage, Sim aui Onfflfflfcl OUR WASHINGTON , TTMlEjrABLjj ’nHz, Effect. Apr PAI N.TER ■ -. going eajt. At A. M. Hock’s C*rria<v.pbop JelfcrsonSt •lion to iHeting®, Mich. _ s*1**"10 J.Cole&Son S^lwJ^Tte M«rl<H”’ <•“*> NUHXin want, to know why SenaETbX.II'. Char,. -I- WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL twined, eto. uj»*g B lonK tine 'tween drinka," old Mother Earth sighed oft Saturday evening lint u the thunder cloud bunt over her after her conunous thita of fortjfthrer Joy.! The htM-torn of any character u> - , wu on the 17th at June last, ____ ______ time a'few apologetic showers have Tinted us but to tantalise. Early vegetables, corn, eto., am’now past redemp­ tion, but all late or Fall crop* may date a tiefr'ldise of ftftwhUo th® thousands of young truce set out this season, our parka, avenure. Acalready shows the revivify­ ing influence* ol the drenching they have enjoyed. A few days more, and thousands of dollars expended on our parks and gar•____ .___ __ij k—, totally lost, ir Centennial; it city on ike After all the “fire J smoke," Oftr ftr Sale Jal tie M Unit Bale f«l under th<> wea'.har. I ratart to my Tarrant's Seltter Aperient. wbieh I ka«p alvayt la th* hoatt.” WtMteM.aiut •oonontcal m wall. Ha dote aet.rMert to viiljot meatt flor raliar. Ha anw Natural rtenady. Ui tho shspu uftktaaj^ritat. ■ , BOLD BY ALL DBUGOIXTS. LAND plaster STUCCO WATER LIME . LIME AHAffi but ~imisa soiWfc'rn statioxf / Shingles Lath &c. GOING .WEST? mid be Imppy ngnin $H»7 24«xddbe eollacted in twelve yuan for a national" monument to the memory of StooewwS Jaaks m. The committee have wtaly turned that aun oxer to the Loe ■ Monument Association. A» “one good turn deaervM another," would it not be adviaabb) to mrn all Ute funds over to the rappoti of the orphans ' made by the devilish ambition of Davis, Lee, Jackson, Turner, Toombn, Gordon, and traitors of that ilk ? “Thumbs up I" We have long wrestled with our gigan­ tic intellect in endeavoring to come to some column Ufso.tta etotof ofj. Proctor Knott, in the Blaine examination, and that of the “White Liner" Blackburn in the .UjkTOdahle accusations he failed to confirm with the tesumouy of ’ Marsh and cither ductile tools. But the following bit cifdeacription of the “underdog in the fight" so fully relieves dm “g. L" afotesaid, wc present it without further intro■luction : . “A city dogwna trotting along quietly under a carriage, when a country dog. duncolored, and tangled haired, and with a derirete show off,. espied him. Without bwitetion ha sprang from his trust, and made a headlong dash fbr the snob. Whether ta mistook the length of hu stride, .or the revolution of the wheels, is not known ; but he had his month open aa-J his teeth ret in readiness for a bite, when the forward wheel struck him aud kaookad him forward, and die off horse gave him a kick and sent him back again, and the forward wheel pareed over lam a»d tasrnpd him over, and the bind wheel dimed upon hint and went grindtag'down on the other nde. This left the country dog lying on his back in tbc streets, sob­ bing with his whole heart, and thinking of green fields and umbrageous trees, aud what a spotless ass he had made of himself in the opinion of diat city dog ami hw perfecdy contented couipauions.-' The nomination ana confirmation of Gen. Baum to the position of Communion er of Internal Revenue is but one more evUnaoeof Premdeot Granfs Jeterminataffi to^phttame tai loyal man on guard," tad agurartee to. hm old comrades in uaai that tataa never forgotten die efforts they made to keep the “Union u it was." THAISSJIAST. CornW of (Mate- »•* <*«n-h SS'ElfcTiiTSJfiliJWXKSf vitl’ Uroft«iKr&Uw* A Mid. Aqneerbook. Adtlrtaa T. WILUAX ACO.. Pnb^ 1'hilt.klMia. TrrANTKD^UkMW PK11WM CAM MAKE W $300 n month Milins our l«tltr-eobyln» book. rSaffi* GM Mtlmja Prices! SALISBURY A BROSSEAU , Railroad. ter Eatou K»pU». ’ Cuteujrrr-With Gr«o4 R iweasesrt fitof Dealers tu-ell. kinds FURNITURE ClaaWkC.H.AD,-------Train No. J.toaTw Peteakt urday. All olhar train* reni MfipSaffS UptoMcry Go* Bradds Frames, Sc. st" n»_ Citi ata all ITKAD.Jrt*. Mndraar Udr«Mto S.J. GIL­ MORE. LxdJ Connntoioner, Lxwrrnee. Kanaa., ~ f’rets'mjMk MILITARY AGENCY Look here ! E petal• ia boa th Wert. „ j.' Look here I What! don't you think we can sell iSiMscS Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds dneh>er than any firtn in,(be State? tan do it, fur, with the help of We J. M. HEWES, » Summer Time Table. we guarantee Salisfactiou. llcnme furnished free to any pen*-n parehasing n Coffin worth We can give you U tter figures than ever of­ fered before, for we make the most of Mir Coffins and Furniture. Salisbury & Brosseau. . Hustiugs, 1 Ace.. 22. 75. LEARN TELEGRAPHY o»ssm:; 52yl a. at- train" haT VaUwaa ean thrvaab to ■tec. Uaifi PtM'rw A<X Haarilten. THEVIBRATOR” frrt Yijk, JitUui St Sniinai KAIUOAI. xxi-MXL HAND DAPIDS IIVItlON. Tkf RrllaMe Short Liar EANT AMD WEST. to axu nwx. : . • HAND RAPIII AU HETIOIT SOLID WEALTH! 6600.000 iN GIFTS! B^Jtitb K 1 S R Ohio" •< «*• £cht*nc ever Fr«eut«d U 1>«* Publk tb» Miehioa L*k« •***« AF ORTHITE FOR ONLY $12 We tave before us an official statement from tta Bureau of Stotisttoe, giving tlw vduto, by Custom* Districts, of Import, into, and Doreeatic ata Foreign ExjK.rtx of Merchandise from, the United Staton during the month of June, 1876. The rxjfv »>, 1 ,ntrrm,.IUl»l->i»«.'»- THE KENTUCKY tsfc., IS'1 EStag*- :s CASH BISniWTWtf CBMPANT U.T.jiunMfc xsrj£”'“ $600,006 00! st!?*®" Tbo*. T. Porter. Xx-Oovl Ky^ (iwtT^Mnnarrr. POHITIVELY NO POSTPONMKNI“ *iZUrlib£b teanu?l*?‘1 *•" not maoiikn mo ynrootE’ ur iioruroninx. " JOI.1ST. »«B* UKSKr. i.acox rx"fi•<.<;»» Au. HOl.lXf *'«* /kUW. n.< ixxivtr. »' rxxrrrx'imx. / ■» 1 ''rri‘onis nu. invros fa >«i'E LIST OF GIFTS: Council Blufis and Omaha Without Change ol Can, . jr^yTPUBTE>-ln TtoUtiny or Ondn BsMa*. in the intereste of the UaSr-ek&WB, .-taw not tarn able m mcM., SMxml a CW, BATTLI OMQJX. Miot r-Hrr-.the ctatyw made in Senator Bouiwaft'a report.” •'The jury was compced Thme unriraleil machines and repairs for tame arc supplied at lowest ffietory prices w w. ujuU •»*. j?"jr ”£“K^' FOR SALT0RTR45EONE PORTABLE STEAM SAW 1101 in gnnd «*» ONU IlKAyy .PAUl OP MVLBlhLnnU UNlAt LINE. ONE LyareMMABR, OMR iuQQV, --------"ho OSH irHAVA-w£t. LART aNQiNB, for ml. raGOoii Il ACTINGS,'MICHIGAN. rnmink'*• Si.1™, ■JfetSW* pensions ™PIN BALLS xxillml QHAXD TRUWK KXttWMY.’ WATVWht. T^KJ^f,rti' ■ miXXADO. .< A/> tazreo , kaksas.‘mat � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-21.pdf 875b65a1ffc09be7d1a10a5c8c6e5bbf PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 33. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. MONDAY. AUGUST 21.1876. typpMlj Republican Bawwr GEO. M. DEWEY i.V/> PUBLISHER. Read the Record O3F" a?*xxj@: OLIVEB (BILIM PLOW | . ,.«$<•»■ SUBSCRIPTION . < iiE advertising iparirt Typo coaiWcr*! suo ; _’A> I .jo J Column I ■. n 1 SOD I • : •.. b-«I neu 1 rjmi fr.'a>'i. tti.00 J.UO | 9.001 1AD0 l _»-W s.o) 9jM I 10-001 iri.to | _M0 I2.00 I wool WM>I »M0 .ajMLjgSTg*! rlll.4 I'AFER IN ON FILM WITH 1506 Solo /jV iB/i. 304g Sold if 1871. j4/» SoLo r/ i8/$. 149/6 SoLd if 18/4. 310// Solo if 18/5, 440 /uLLy 100000 riLL Bt HtQUIHBD f 04 l8/6. Of* 44L/ 4M*W VD TUT ■ SoLo EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. PRICES REDUCED PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. THE TWENTY-FOURTI ANNUAL FAIR articles removed in violation of this rale. 10. Foreign articles intended for ex­ hibition shall bo marked as such, and shall not compete with those ofdoaxStic manufacture. OF TUB 11. Fancy articles and articles of do­ Barry County Agricultural mestic manufacture shall bo manufactured in tbo county by the exhibitor, to entitle Society. them to a premium. 12. .No discretionary premiums will be paid until approved by- the Executive Hastings Sept. 27tR, 28W, and 29th, Committee, and thoy may modify or re­ 1876 fuse to pay the same as they may deem proper. J3, No animals will be permitted to OFFICERS OF TUB SOCIETY compote in more than one class in the list, John Kcaglc, President. except that animals competing in pairs may John Dawson, Vice President. alao compete as single for carriages or Jno M. Nevins, Secretary. draft, and cattle computing singly may D. Sinker, Treasurer. also compete in herds. Horses owned Peter Cramer. Marshal within the county entering the special trotting dubs are not excluded from com­ peting in the regular list. D. C. Sanborn, Z. B. Hoyt. C. J. Norris, P. 14. The annual meeting of the society Brown, A. B. Pennock. will be hold at thc Court House on the 4 th Tuesday of December next. Of trolling snd running, S. J. Bidoiman. ■' 1&. All premiums not called for by Horses, T. Akoft. the 20th day of 'December next shall be Cattle, L. N. Mixer. forfeited to the Society. Sheen and Hogs, A.Ryerson. FF.KD FOP. STOCK. Floral HaU. A. J- Hams The Executive Committee take thia oc­ Fanning implements and Mechanical casion to say that ample feed for stock Departmeots, Wallace C. Kelly. Vegetable Hall, J. M. Bauer free ofchange, will be provided wilhoal fail ; and. particular paius will bo taken that, in this respect, there shall be no The 24th Annual Fair of the Barry cause for complaint. County Agricultural Society will be held WIGHT WATCH. on the grounds of the Society in the city of Hastings, on Wednesday, Thursday, A suitable police force will be kept on and Friday, Sept. -27th, 28th, and 29tb, duty at night to protect the animals and 1876. ether property which may lie left on the ground. TICKETS. Come and get one ON TRIL FROOMAN. Its Arant and Auotiowwr.—4MKa H< u>«. lluttor*. Mieh. janylTi f. S. BOWF.N, siieur S C- PRIMDLEN9T.IKY PUBLIC CONVEYANCER k LOAN ------------•— — —. ■ -tail far ax3Syl MM INIH MJiML Champion Reapers and Mowers. r. li. HOLBROOK. GREBLE & RUSSELL. THE VICTORY IS LLCII.s RI MSELL, ' rouit (Vrart C»mmU,Ioner. Joins, or .Not.ry Public. w4 Gsnand Collartar. thi National Bank. Sim* Hi.. Hart- CHAS. H. BAUER. ________________ laaylVStf BURGHER. aeltor. and Solicitor. Olio* WON ! ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. linri. Mieh IHl. C. RUSSELL. PARTNERSHIP- For frill Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Rngarfl. Panned Goods, and allother Goods usually kept in Class Grocery. My prices Def^ ATV I) SEE MEI " M. UPJOHN DELIGHT J. WOLF.M.D. 06<*««r*-.rrM>metw tkr Borton CaA SUns. uV* h««Nfroni 10 o'aloak 4. w. W 4 9.jf. fc*a~ 8tr»ol. Ail earn will raaaive M«»t‘ ittcatluB. ' xotbtf 1>H. 11. P- PECKHAM. ’“'^’HCPHTMCIAS axdfumboM- rursic. JOHN STANLEY, ^nnel2,’76 undemIkin g Being a bUBlnras that need* a great deal of experience, rtkmbihk brothers. y After many years In tbe taulnera, «» 1 do bettor work. «‘1 Xt. Uiotwm lira mJ cther fln” *“ W. H. BtobMM. tbe ractor SURGEON, marahar with the experience of • Uf*coumtt, Mien. IS wUl always ft* *«*• P®**®*1 at‘ tcntloirtothis part bf their extensive WOOL. WOOL. CAF.DIK&. A* P DKARK’ V ± BvuiEox.-ofoi HIY8ICUM 4 P,U£k*>OIIT, harry . »iMuS2i.TJ£V,“‘» Bu,k- 8<***®u !■ “>“'S“L'RY • »KO»«B*O. -sstetKr-rf TbcEIoatric xxlMf nASTIXOS. MIC" • “■x ■ ’"*• TIltos OR CLASS NO. 3. MATCHKD HOUKS FOR OAKBIAOK BOADSTUL8. JuiMiKS—Geo. Paddleford, I. N. Keel­ er and J. C. Hanna. Best pair, 5 years or over . •7.00 Second do 4.00 5.00 Best pair, 4 years * Second do 3.00 Bost pair, 3 years 3.00 Second do 2.00 as to color, site andaction.] CLASS No. 4. mNOLK HOMBB FOR CARl Judoes—Same as cIsm 3. Best 3 years old or over Second do > CLASS 3.00 UBOOD MARES, TO BE. AO<^M. . . / COLT cm 00LT8, UNDER 3 TEARS,' ’n'J _ >1 OLD. INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGES DdlUAM GRADES. For county horses with no record ; Best 2 h 3, half-mile beats, First premium , 8eeeU <W •us DIvWm A—Herwe WELCOME MARBLE, HOMU—MARKS 00 00 00 00 00 00 ING8 FOR All WORK. Judges—Geo Gregory, P D Sc B Barnum. Best pair, 5 yc^s old or over 17 00 Second do ■ 4 00 Best pair, 4 years old Second do Best pair, 3 year sold * 3 oo Second do 2 00 BVHNUra RACK. 8. AllraiL .m rafclly Rrtiddra u drive Aster than a walk within flte ground during tha fair, except in .the base nng> . ____ .» all Hmid IB 1 wisn IO W au ---- , -­ do U rad Oxi for 12 1-2 “»'• P" I”0”*' BROS. MATCHKD •10 5 5 3 3 2 ___ ono »nJ carry It Bare »• w. RIKEXL, Best staUion, 4 years old or over Second best do m Best stallion, 3 years old Second do Best stallion, 2 yean old Second do CLASS NO. 2. j log ns—CJ Norris, D R McElwain and C II Stone. Best brood mare lo.OO 5,00 Committee are present they shall comrti- -Second do CLASS Nd. t. tutc a quorum and may fill their committee and be authorised to award premiums, c and tbe first named on the list those present shall bo the chairman. J uno MU— Henry HoughtaKn, John J. 2. Each Viewing Committee will pro- ] Hendershot and O P Wellman. cure from tbo secretary a blank report, j Beat colt, 3 years old . ►.. •3 00 with instructions, before entering upon. ( Second do 2 00 the discharge of their duties. ORDER OF EXERCISES. Best cdtt, 2 yuan old 3. A premium will not • be ’ awarded < Wednesday, the first day of tbe ftir, will Second air 2 90 be occupied in entering and arranging when the animal or article m not worthy ‘ 2 60 < stock and other articles for exhibition and j though there shall be no competition. Second do 1 00 4. When articles of merits superior i 2 00 decorating the ball. Best sucking colt [ - Throe years old trotting will Uke place at in their character, and which are not pro- Second 1 00 do vided for in the premium list, are entered, ‘ 2 o’clock I’M. CLASS NO. T. Second day.»—At 9 o’clock the Ex­ the judges are desired to recommend dis­ 1 ecutive Committee will meet at the S cere- cretionary premiums. 5. Articles entered and marked as for­ tary'a office to fill vacancies in the View­ eign shall not compete with thoso of Judges and premiums Mme ing Committees. ■ AtlOj o’clock A M the Judges begin domestic manufacture ; but may if cos- I6. 'CLASS NO. 8. their examinations; the viewing of horse* siderad worthy by the judges, ba recoinin die ring will also commence at 11 mentd to notice. HTALLIOXB WITH COLTS. 1 6. Viewing committees are required o'clock. • ' . to make their report to the Secretary at The County trot (No. 1 ) wfll begin al Stallion with five best soaking oelta 15.00, 2 o'clock 1‘ M to be followed by ladies 12 o'clock of the third day of the fair, if 1 CLASS NO. 9. possible. riding and driving. . 7.. Judges of cattle and boraes will WAI.KXKA. Third day.—-The double team trot will come off at 2 o’clock P M to l»e followed please have the ribbons tied upon the Judges—C W Taylor, Geo. » Hoort animals before sending tlicm from the and Isaac Cunningham. by running race. ringBeet walking team to wagon 15 00 GNMKRAIa RULES. 8. Awarding Committee will designate Second best do 3 00 1 All competitors for premiums, judges1 the award of premiums as follow ; and officers, shall be residents of the county Division B—Jacks and Muh. 1st premium, a blue ribbon or eord; 2d, and mambeni of the society and no inter- red ribbon; special, yellow ribbon ; which Judges—Same as Class 9. ’ cetcd party shall pass judgment on proper­’ badges can be procured at the Secretapr's Bent Jack •3 00 ty that he or hie family exhibit. Second beat do 2 00 office. 2. All animals and articles intended' *5 oo fl. Superintendents are strictly for- Best mule team for exhibition shall be entered oh Wed-• bidden to convey any infomatloa with Second best do 2 00 uuediy die first day pf dm foir, at the' reference to the ownership of animals at Best mule colt, 2 years old office of the Secretary. No deviation ran1 articles on exhibition in their several de- Second best do be made from this rule. Beit / partmenta. . Best do, uo, 1 year old or 3. Exhibitors will be careful to have 10. Exhibitors <ofthoroudi-brod stock Second beat do their articles and animals arranged in theirr are requested to furnish mish a _pedigree_____ of the -Best sacking odlt 2 «Q I 00 proper places and in season, other wise1 same to the Secretary. Second best do they will bo overlooked by tbe Viewing LIST OF PREMIUMS. Division C—Cattla. Committee. CLAS8 NO. 1. 4. Cards will bo fnrn’wljcd with num­ HORSES TOR BTKRD. bers m entered st the Secretary’s office, Judges—Burton King, Miner Mead, DURHAMS. which should bo placed on or near the T Altoft. animals or articles exhibited so that tbe TROTTING NO. 1. judges will have no difficulty in finding For county horses that have never made Beet Bull, 4 years or < th 5^ Exhibitors ofhorses will take notice <4 60 3 minulra ' ■ ' 8 00 Beet bull, 3 years that n sign will be raised in the center of Best 3 in 6, mile heats, in harness, the ring designating the dam of honwi First premium . >1600Second best do Second do 1000Best bull, 2 Years 3 06 Third 500Second best do 3 00 Best bull, 1 year old brought into the ring and there remain TROTTING NO. 2. 2 00 Second best do until the judges have decided upon their Three year old cdts in harnem, & 60 merit*. ' ‘ Beat 3 in 5, half-mile heats 6. Any animal, farm or article taking First Premium ‘•4 eo Best heifer, 2 years old the Gist premiums at any fair, shall, if con 3 00 Seacudbesi do Second do Best heifer, 1 year old . . so- 3. Second do TROTTING TEAM. after receiving said premium, shall again Best bull calf bo entitled to coiswte ftewid premium. .Best 2 in 3,1 mBe.1i sate. 7. All anima* and RrtWes offered for First Premium . exhibition shall be tbe LaMjMe property Second “ Srarad braid. af the exhibitor ; nroyided -hat any firm CLASS NO. 2. or company doing business as such may Tickets of Membership (not transfer able) 51.00 will admit members of one family cxclorivo of sons over 21 years of age, during the continuance of the fair; Single tickets, good for one adtnimion, 25 cents. Children over eight and under twelve years, 10 cents. All tickets at­ tempted to be used, axc^t by the person to whom they belong, wiB be forfeited. Tickets can be had oftha Treasurer. Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, 50yl WHOLE NO. 1076- can be taken from the grounds CLASS NO. 1. 50 Second do STALLIONS.. Second i—D B Pratt, Geo Wintermute, [00 roo �0 A.ol.ta.**, J * a» •xCWTiylor. *-* >™ Ugbl BrJuwu, liuk Bnbun, Oo*im, BHT Coduiu, WHte CoSdiu- BlukCodiiu.. ului Huwbwrg, n,l~ '----- Goklur Huobwrg, White Whole System. >■- Rble hm bvM "Uta Mr. Covk » rfib. Cmuuito rt* H » <•*<• <* DRETJC- 1 CLASS NO. 4. Bert pair Aylrebsry ducks Second db Bert pair R<-ea docks Secoad do Bulpirrr,-. groat iibsralrtf of IM1MM IMm e«IW Io ill ofcU vtalinv be bn Un fond pruwglnd rSciwo* in Be N. B—All utidn TOlCTeJ nulvr Ihi. kul vnu b. qxcilM vbatlxr BMk by hud or nuchiuc. 1'rrmi.m. will oo* be pud for mcreautile or mill lorry utieloo unlaw nuiofoctured wi*bio lb. county. Division H—Grein* nd Vegetable*. CLASS NO. 1. Judge.—J SlinebeoBb, GeoWWilwx, Z B Hoyt. Best 5 bu white wheat • 4 00 Second do 2 00 Third “ 1 00 Best S bu red wheat, 4 00 Second do 2 00 Third “ I oo Best bu dent corn, 1 oo Second do, 5® Beat bu flint corn, 1 oo Second do 5o Beat bu white juts, 1 o® Second do, Bo Best bu black caita, 1 oo 5o 1 50 Second do, Best bu barley, ’ 1 00 5o 1 00 Secooddo, Bert bu white besiM, 1 oo Second do, 5o Bert half dozen long blood breU, 5o * " M turnip “ 5o “ ** “ sugar “ 5o Bert pair bronze turkeys 2 OU Second do 1 0C Bert pair common turkeys 1 00 Second do 75 DMdtm E — MeohMke! Deportment. Jcdgbl—C W Bassett, Moses Shultz, J C Hanna. Bert yoke, working oxen |C 00 Bem IM homeahoenaHa Ssesoddo 4 00 Best ox Vkc Bert pair, 4 yeara old steen 4 00 Beet churn; 3.00 2 00 Best fat cow Secowd do ) . t, . • i‘-fcLABSNO. 9. ButbewlA. Best core-i idler Best horse rake Best rix brooms Best harrow for two horetw Best pump* »3 00 2 00 3 00 CLASS NO. 2. Bert milch cow Sewnddo CLASS NO. 10. •4 00 3 IM) Bert 5 Nil blooded cattle . •10 00 Bent 5 grade cattle to be owned by oawUdirUnalSy'ascM^OTre 5'00 efiRMW/ir. . jj ' ' ' ■ ’ aPKiAi. rintiCM.' .. ' „ >| Judges—Lewis Wilrox. son. Mia^Mssd. Beat sing, e harness Bert double harnre.N . Bert ridiag briAe Best pdx calf hosts Best pair kip boots Bert pair ioarse boots Bert pair ’ adisa gaiten or ahoe< Besi; dress coat Best pair penta saner, rutx wool and oaadm. Judges—Porter Barton J R Powi Melvin Williams. Best Spanish buck, full blood S3 rur I ice l rewamr, WILLIAM A. WHEELER, . of New York. /V IVuUulAW BMn. HENRY W. LORD. VfHJ-IAM A. HOWARD, . WILLIAM DORLTZ. CHAR. H. HUFF, PRESTON MITCHELL. DELOS PHILLIPS. JACOB DES HERDER. CHARLES KIPP; JEREMIAH JENKS. BENTON HANCHETT, WILLIAM DUNHAM. State Tirtel. For Gonraor, CHARLES M. CROSWELL Fur Auditor General. RALPH ELY. of Gratiot. saaiMHWcr oj the State Lainl Frails. CLASS NO. 2. Q K Beemer. G W Gregory, Jmi^n—John Morga. D W EDia, Wm. CLA^S NO. 1. Fur Frttiii'-nl, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. ur Lieutenant Ganraor, ALONZO SESSIONS. of Ionia. . Fur Secretary of State, EBRNRZER G D. HOLDEN, of Kent For State Treat"pre. WILLJAM B. MoCREKRY, Articles enumerated in this class must be the work of our county mechanics m/lch 'co**. Nalinal RepsMicaa TicIeL Bert perk barrels Best straw hat Bert specimen wood turning Most and bert flour from 2 bimheh of wheat Bert ax helve Bat pine door Bert window bhods Bert widow meh Bal lot tin ware Best Italian marble Bert American, marble Beat 6 or more Northern Spy Best 6 or more Red Baldwin Best 6 or more Steel’s winter red Best 6 or more Wagner Best G or more R I Greening Best 6 or more Winter Pippin Bert 6 or mon Golden russet Best 5 or more King of Tomp­ kins county Best “ “ *• “ CLASS NO. 3 2 00 Judges—A A Kelly, A 0 1 00 Badcosk. 1 co Beet two bo*\e wagon Second du • . Bert two Lorie carriage Second do f BENJAMIN F. PARTRIDGE. of Bay. Fur Attunry UtKnil, OTTO KIRCHNER. , . . - °f Wayne. . . ., For Siitmalnulent of IStlJie Inttraction, HORACE S. TARBELL, of Saginaw. For 'Member of State. Boon! of Eduatlion. WITTER J. BAXTER, of Hillsdale. Cnpaaml Ticta. diubuge of rr<ry dwij dnbttbal uStau fo duties devolring on him to ths entire sat* iafsetion of his immediate ourtitneats, and the peopteef the State. Of Mb deettion by at kart 2,oou m^onty there as eo _ pusaiNs doubt. n County Committee, the. Republicans of i tbe county of Rany met in ereivcMica st i 12 o’clock al mwn on fialurdsy l*h, inot and were ctlled to order by Ifau Dan- i id Striker, ckrfrtea of th* enemy euwmiUee, on whose oominatiun Samuel J. Bidkansn was chosen temporary dwirman. OemotioerfJ.<W..Va«>manT. B. Dia ( mond was girted Temporary Secretary. J Oamotioe of I. W. Vrooman the ehair | was authorised to apjXHUt a committee of ] three ou <xrd«ti*l«. .Tbo efcab i^oint- ] cd as said committee I. W. Vtoomaa, J. ■ W. Briggs and W. H. Jcwdl. . j 0>w4m>^&IL MaUory?E. P. M>tbxy.*M ehvir I -SL.^ John H. ■’ Barnum .nd Earl. Hon. John M. Neximi submitted tbe following rendition, which ' was received and laid on the table on mouoa cf John J. Perkins. ... Rcrolred. Tha tbe Cotmty Commstec consist of a chairman to be elected by balio:, and one member from each -town- VALUABLE INFORMATIOS. On motion of C. B. Benham the Coatttim adjourn until half past one o’ctock. Lwai W,xszszzr । VEQETINE is Sold by ill DRUGGISTS. Haanarn. A«f- U. »?»■ Roma or aammi: Under thacaption of ••artnUar.” . foe NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Democrat* and Utorals of Barry Coast/'— an ex-Provost Harebell who made hla -un( odioer in Grand Rapid* whflo ta the employ of the Gcvcrncscat during the war, and Vho WINSLOWS STEAM WARBLE WORKS 6 or more Maiden’s blush 6 or more Rambo K or more Fall Pippin G or more Sweet Bough 6 or more Pean '/Tret Oatrici, JOSEPH W.8TINCHCOMB. 2 00 B 00 2 00 2 00 1 00 3 00 2 00 3 00 2 OO 2 00 1 00 3 0Q 2 00 |be the work of our county mechanics. 3 W Division F—Table Refreshments. Judgw—John H Dcub, Mre Oso W Mta Aa& J0HK< 'BfWK ““ LADIES MIMMQ AMD DXIVIMU. Jwipv J N Kuln, A C Ture, J K Wilcox. Bert Ridmg Second do Bert driving fcsrnwd do Namm to be swtsrsdoa the tai day thsfiur. . f. } Jm -M Nuvrxa,—Secretary. -M^SCL’DDKK CHARLES ° AW«AADn*^ nAN™S.BO^KN lorf wluu bnwd. milk or uh »1 00 Bert hop rising bread do corn bread do collection of cake made by exhibitor do 3 Ito butter made in June Dispensary, ImS nUHOLOCV. SI© 3 Off** �about the count?. . The Convention met persuant tojsdjournment the president pro tern in the ohal Tbe Cemmlttoo on credential aubmlttod the following report which was accepted and adopted as follows .- Aaarnia—Wm. H. Jowell, Jaa. Billie, Artemua W. Chapin, Thoe. H. Bartram * BaLTruoea—D, C. Seaborn. Chas. M. Mack R.O. Rice. Geo. Paddelford. Whale number of volbi ■ M Of which Wm. M. Scudder resolved W. r. ata. ... . [J John Hotchkiss >. James D. Benham . « g Thomae IT. Bratram •• Ou uifo, <,rt. „ Dl.„^ u. uninlln then proceeded to a formal ballot pending which the aamee of John Hotchkbeaad Thom•0 H. Bnatram were withdrawn. The ballot reoultad ae follows; Of which Wm. M Scuddcr received gv W. P. Sidnam 1(J James D. Benham *‘ <• 7 On motion of L. A. Nichols Wm. M. Scud­ <Umti»-j. M. B^m. D w Ron„ t H. Bisson, F. L. Pilhbury. der was declared the unanimous nominee of Camxrrox—Friend Soules. Dr. Harber. L. • he convention for Register of Deeds . city beat the "White Caps" of J. Wheeler, K H. Mallory The Convention then proceeded to an in­ ,l.ip by a score of 38 to 18. formal baUot for Proeecuing Attorney with Hasviscs Tuwxauir—8. J. Bidloman, Klam ths following result; > will b>* represented on the Crook, W. HponaUe, C. D. Benham. Whole No. of,votes Ilarrisos City, of which Charles H. Bauer received 65 llarrsy Wright •* 7 L Russell .. . ! On motion of 1. W. Vrooman Charles H. Bauer was declared duly nominated unanin- R*nax—Adam Elliott, Lucius Polly, Asa W. Aldrich, A. D. Cadwallader. Cock, C. V. Rotansonlavixo—H. 8. Widgcr, Jacob Jordan, B. J. Trego, L. B. Ililh. Jonsrown— Wm. BnrroegM, A. H Deway. Edgar E. Nye. Lewis Drew. Marut Gaora—Abel Simonds, M. D. I’alr I gstuc uf base ball on Wednesday 4 on the fair grounds in this city, mer, L. B. Potter. E. G. Potter. OsAoarriiXB—Jm. W. Ho»*htaUn, Joo. H e -ilippers" of Hastings, and the Eerie. L. A. Nichols, T. B. Diamond. PnanHriLu—Jno. J< Perkins. W. W. BngHe litre* and Wheeler <Tub of this 'city bee. Washington Coojwr. Robert Manhall. Bctuso—David L. Hoes, Lewis WUcox, sill imet st the.CoMrt House on Friday even­ H. N. Monroe, J. R, Dudley. ing of lids week at 8 o’clock. A good speakTnoaxarrui—M. T Dowling. Fred. .Alexan­ e wRl to present, and business of importance der, Jno. C. Smith. F. H. DeGolia. will route before the meeting. By order of Woodlsxd—E. P. Barnum..8. Haight, Ja­ ib»Fxs.m.»t ('"mmittee. ! cob Osmun, Jao. W. Holmes, q fho Hon. A. C. Towne, the Representative * “ Briggs. Chas. of the SHith Di-lricl of this county has a /kse lAmos R. Bingseholawhip t >r wine deserving young man int’ut I uurillc. Kentucky, Medical College. - one -hairing the position should apply The ••Sin’’ toite l'*ll club of this oily won a victory .“.t the "May Flowers" of Hostings township nt the grounds of the latter eluh. n... on Saturday evening. He la an jeiU-r. andwiake. a Rae impression on .>'iK-c. Time and space forbids any ex,1 O'ti.e. but the ufteuer that speech is red prior io rhe election, the larger the thesis ms-oriiy in the Hute will be. HASTINGS CITY DRUG STORE, Maple Grove, Benj.F., Pieroe. Carlton. Jacob Odell. Johnstown. L. M. Dewey. Orangeville, S.E. Bowes. Irving, Jacob Jordan. ’ Woodland, D. B. Kilpatrick. Yankee Springs, Chancy H. Noyes. Castleton, W. H. Devine. Prairieville, John J. Perkins. Rutland, Albert E, Bull. Thurnapple, P. W. Nlskeni. Hastings, Geo. W. Brown. (Sty 1st ward, L. C. Beadle. We desire to call your attention to our stock of strictly rrn e zrrrt 1 C'T U* dealing in only strictly prime DRUGS, We believeii is for the interest of our. Customers as well as ourselves to sell only prime and pure MEDICINES. We have a large stock of 3d, •- A. Philo Drake. 4th, •• I. W, Vrooman The report wm accepted and adopted. The convontien them proceeded to an infor­ mal voted for Senator, which resulted in 5 votes for Hon. D. R. Cook. 8 votes for Hon. George K. Beamer, and 11 blanks. Voted to proceed to a formal vote which resulted In giving Mr. Cook V votes, Mr. Beamei 9. and It blanks. On the second formal Ballot Mr. Cook had 10 votes, Mr. Beamer 8 votes and ’blank 11 votes. On tbe third formal ballot, Mr. Cook received 19 votes, and Mr. Beamer 10 votes, wherefore lion. David R. Cook was declared unanimously nominated as the candidate for State Benalor. The Convention election as a Senatorial com­ mittee for the ensuing two years, Hon. A. K. Warren and Frank A. Hooker of Eaton county, and I. W. Vrooman of Barry rijjinty. On motion of I. W. Vroomafijl was voted W. H. Rayford •« g that fature conventions be held alternately at E. A. Holbrook <• 6 Charlotte and Hastings. James Clark •• , o There being no father business the conven­ Lucins Russell *• 4 tion adjourned tint Jti. Asa K. Warren K. C. Barnum ** 4 President. P. W. Niskern Secretary. On motion of Charles V. Robinson, A lento D. Cadwallader was declared the unanimous County Correspondence. ncminee for one of the Circuit Court Commie- The Convention then proceeded to an infor­ mal ballot for another Circuit Court Commis­ sioner, with Iho following result. Whole No. of votes 69Of which Philip W. Niskern received, 41 Lucius Russell 6 E. A. Holbrook •• 4 Samuel J. Biddltmen for Becntary, T. B. Dia­ mond and . the nomination a 'officers in the Wm. n. Hay lord ■■ C constitutional order, which wds accepted and Wm. Burgher 1 adopted* • On motion nf John W. Briggs, Phillip W. The chair appointed as Tel*tra. C. B. Ben­ Niskern was declared the unanimous nominee ham. Lenis Wilcox end 1. W^'roeman. On motion ot I. W. Vroans s. the conven­ tion proceeded to an informi ballot fur sherrsff whleh resulted as follows1 farmtrs arc busy getting their land ready for seeding. The sound of the threshing ma­ chine la heard every day, and the farmer •eacheth in vain forhls new jack-knife, end bewaiielh the loss of his handsaw and chains. Verily ho hath hard thoughts concerning, the There was a Sunday school plc-nio at Deep Lake, bn Sat unlay last, in whleh three schools from Yankee Springs and one from this town­ ship participated. A good time was had, I There is a funeral in our township to-day, which was Mcnsionel by the use of liquor, On motion offriend Soles, Joseph Cole was and of a person whs was not used to getting nou^nated by acclimation for Coroner. Hi Aug. 21. I87fi. Also, on motion T. B. Diamond. Capt. Curtis II H •tl'rfor it.o people to know just A short lime ago 1 noticed iu the columns of Perry was nominated by acclimation for oorin 1 of a ref.irmor Tilden is. and with the Baxsaa a letter from a saloon kesper, in­ ire he guards the rights . of others. voking the protection of the law and denouno>f of ihi* h^ine state a fart well known ta*.thal class otmen who profoe to.buy Ahgto ii. t!>c uiunth of February. 1870. a poison by the quantity. This funeral brings lady then a resident of this township. that communication to my mind, and in an Of which John Q. Creesy w ducedby Hon. John M. Nevins was taken unpleasant manner; for the man who sells Henry Houghtalin from the table, and amended by striking out the liquor.is not one who has any provocation to Asa W. Aldrich words "by ballot" and adopted, and the follow, ask for ths protection of the strong arm of the ing gentlemen elected as the County Commit- law, Rather should, speh an appeal eome from On motion of I. W. Vrooma . John Q. Creasy suffering wlvet and children, of from the wid­ was declared unanimously nf slanted. ows and orphans of the miserable unfortun­ On motion of J.W. Rogers, the Convention ates who foil to resist the calls ofan accused approceeded to an Informal ballot for Judge of etHe. and go down to premature graves, leavBarry—E. F. Manly. Probate, with the following rombt . ingbehind them sorrow sad distress. Would Carlton—J. M. Bogers. it not look out of place for a thief to seek the Castleton—John Keaglv. HtCBtiy cheating the widow out of her non. Of which Clement Smith received 82 aid of a polieman to arrest the. victim of his robHastings—C. B. Benham. while S. J. Tilden, the people's champion ory because he had given such a victim a Sherman C. Prindle Hastings City—John M. Nevins. and refoim candidate is in poseeaaioa of drink of water! Yet here is a man who does Levi M. Dewey ' li“ 23 Hope—A. M. Armonr not giv^his patrons anything for their pro­ On motUn of E. H. Mallory (he couventi.n Irving—L. B.TIill. perty but that whleh destory* them, body and proceeded to a formal ballot for Judge of Pro­ Johnstown—E. F. Nye. soul, and sends them out upon the world total bate with the following result, Maple Grove—L B Potter wrecks, unfit for mental or bodily toil, euroes Whole No. of votes. M Orangeville—J W Houghtalin Of which Clement Smith received 3» Prarievillo—John J Perkins Rutland—Jacob R Dudley Levi M. Dewey " u them — and this man wants the protection Thornapple -P W Niskern •gsr. for the week cn<lh»<Aug. 22. 1876, and On motion of E. H. Mallory. He^enl Smith Woodland—J W Holmre of the law I Jut thiak of it for a moment I The «sch’ dated Aug. 8. !H7«?^irnished this was declared the unanimous nominee for the Yankee Springs—John W Briggs man whuee wares make thieves and murder­ paper by C..4 A Cux Solicitors ot Patents, office cl Judge of Probate. Hon E G D Holden was then introduoed ers, fill our prisoti, alnuhob.es. jails and Wmhiogtvu, 1). C. nd briefly addressed the Convention. The Convention then took an informal vote Whereupon tbeCcnvcutmn adjourned nine insane asylums and doom hundreds ofthous!i Msihcr Mop Handle Detroit for County Clerk, with tha ftbowiag result. ■uula of men, women and children to hunger cold and misery— thia man wants the law to keep him from being disturbed in his soul destroying, hell deMrvlng. buiinees I Was J Reed Lubricator Kalamatoo Enoch Andras “ 84 ever such an accursed mockery presented to The Senatorial Convention. P Kn.iel Wash Bench Grand Rapids Geo. H. Brooks ' “ a civilised people ! Yet our license law says J Sehslncr Whip Socket Saline Travers Phillips . to the rumsellcr as plainly as if it were drawn M Treier Chum Dasher Detroit On motion of E. H. Mallory the convention Pcrsaant to call, the Senatorial Conven­ on the statute book in ao many worda: "Here, reloaded to a formal vote foe Coanly Clerk tion for this, the fifteenth district, mol at you take this Indulgence; tell men liquor.- get F>rsl Representative District Convtn- with the fbUowing result­ Nashville, iij)lhta roanty, on Friday ‘ba 18th them drank and then send them before my Whale number of votes -“ Inst at 12 o’clock M. and was called to otder courts and I will fine them, imprison tltem, tion, Of which Enoch Andrus reasivod by Hen. David R. Cbok. chairman of the san­ hang them, as the case may demand, and you Wm. H. Powers “ 8* atoria! committee, e« whose nomination, Hon. shall be held guiltless." Thorn la thia excuse Lawls Durkee " . I1 Asa K. Wartmuar Eaton Oemty was etaeted for ids endeavera to malcohla fearful railing tot to «l! ana was called to order by Geo. T. PhHIlpe M plausible before the people through the press— M. l*e*cyKchairman ufthe District jCoaunUE. A. Moibrook “ On taking tbo ehair, Dr. Warren address a power wh ich should only mention his name At this tUge of the Convention Mr. tre »ad organised by the election of John H. !»>■«,. "<™»« >k“k.r»r b*y, as chairmsn and Frank E. Doty as Durkee withdrew Ms name. -a uaaif <i» Tbo ° l formal ballot reseltod as follow* '• MCTttsry. tion aet judlriously, and harmoniously in all Whole No. of voles The committee on credential reported a full their proceedings. of which Enoch Andrus received • M dtieptiun in attendance. On motion of I. W. Vrooman. Phillip W. The Gonventicn then proceeded to ballot Ninkwn of Barry County, was elected Secre'or Representative with the following ‘ Whole No. of votes . ttfwh^h Josept, w. 8tinchcomb Whole No. of votes Of which John Q. Cressr reweired H. Houghtalin received ' Joseph Cole " Ass W. Aldrica •• J Joshua W. Green “ •« The convention then preces ballot fur sheriff, which result Hiram Coleman roc-riTed. •• ^ncl J. Bidleman •• . informal ballot resulted as follows: "hole No. uf vote* gi •Udl H'»hvd Jones received 11 Jomph W. Ftinchcomb “ IS Hinm Coleman •• ; . Cer*’'Ti’ion then proceeded tn a formal JLWUth •*Wlsws: .• ’’’nth JoMpl, w. Ntinehcomb received 18 ’bfoaol Jones .. 14 U"n' d*cbr*1 dply nominated. . , >roli’a ehair appoiwtod tbe follow*^»di’irkt<wmmilUet Goo. M. Dewey ^®">K Klanton, and John F. Holbrook. ‘•’“’sniion then adjountod mw ’* riasev r-Jo“ ChMmw, ’ E. low. Secretary. . Milo L. Williams J. J. Perkins ^'LX'.r ■Uoa b~- “• ta. ** * ’’ “• u0“ ** “ -Ilk IM I WM4.lU.-t t -M* O~. V. »«"’ —1—1 Milo T. Wherivr ’ " Milo L. WilliawH Bought very low and WE' will sell, them at prices that will please the closest buyer. BARNES & COMPANY. xxiSlyl flCKFOHB >°MATJC \Jnitte* local SVjijiejj police; OILS. .. i« Third, Fourth Charles M. Atkins, DaridW. Bhailer mi. J.W. Muegrsve will see on Orrin E Packard Vermontville, R- N. GriswoldChaster. F. V- I’l”™. fca, 1>«tM ifckta—>. M.M Walton, A. K- Warren. 1—< ■ u—. u- Lui OILS. For Machinery. I have a large stock of Parc Castor Oil. Pure I*ard CHI. Pure Golden Oil. Bought since the last decline in prices. Call and examine goods and price*. You will gain by it.. People’s Drug Store. W. H. Goodtbar. THE BICKFORB AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machins t For. Salk—a Bae mare and colt. Time will be given if desired for an appro­ ved note. Inquire of Morgan Jones. ^xiBtf >u want the tost Havana I______________________ ’. Roberts? for them. M 45 t Riekard Jones Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, * Golden Oil, Black Oil, Cigara Whitman’s Assorted Candies—the beat n the market A full supply at J. P. Roberta’. ___ John Stanley says that until Ten-drinks & Oo., ure elected, he is going to sell Gro­ ceries cheaper then ever, and of the very best quality. Tea a speciality. Wines and Liquors for mcdicinal'and wechani cal purposes, that arc strickly pure, cou- £5^2^ ' Two good milch cows and a few sheep for sale. xxi29tf _____ ________ If noy body wnnts a pleasant act down and a quid glass of Lemonade or somothhig “more cheering" why just let them call at Ralph Jordon's, an? -— u* gnitificd. xxi261 All kinds of fruit', candies, nota and raisins, for sale at the Ibwert prieqa by John Stanley. M. D. Rtwd desires to call attention to his new Wagon Shop, -where ho may be found nt all houni ot any day, ready to do any work, in his line, from putting a new spoke in an old wheel, to the building of the beat buggy ever seen in the county 61 Barry. Don’t forget the phee; in _tbe shop with Jason Rich & Bro., corner o. Church and Railroad Street. XXBtf CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONISTS Will, of course, wish to aee al] the ri«b» comfortably and cheaply. To this end tha Canada SotUhcru R’y Coaapaay has, through its connections in tbe West and Northwest, placed on seta a Urge number of I Tova^ra* Exccmiom Ticxxn at gnsatlg rw dcced rates, by which paseetigers can . Mt only visit the Centennial Exhibition at Phil­ adelphia. but ran, in addition, visit the pj4»cipal eastern cities, with an opportunity of stopping at any of tbo great number ef fa­ mous resorts in New York and Pennsylvania The Canada Norn therm Is the onto Dap from the West running directly to Niagara Falls, giving passengers, from the train, B wonderful panoramic view of tho ly at the Falls. Tbe traek of the Cut*4kt Nonthera is an airline, laid with steel rails of the heaviest pattern,- there ore M curves or grades; wood is used for ftrel; Coaches are furnished with the Wioehell Patent Ventilator, ensuring ~ ' from dust. With iu com] magnificent Parlor, “ go, Detroit amd Toledo, and Ita con­ nections at NlagnraFalhiawl Ballalo with the New Tork CcatnU aad Erie Railways, the Canada Stmihera is fast l»ecoming the favorite Hoc to Ike-East Tickets via this popular line ban be procured at all offices nf cunnoctiag SPECIAL NOTICE. lines, or at the Company'aown offices. ■ Any informatiou can be obtalnsQ by n4r dressing . TbmewbouM Hoststtor'r Stomach Bitten as a FR.iNKR.SN0W, means of lav Uro ratios sad nreteettoa aaairet dis­ Gen l Pare, and TleMAgn. ease, invariably real* an atupls harvest ef health. Dlreetion. exeretion and secretion are rendered resulsr and vtaorons by this raUn« tonic and altemtire. and ths eseratials of hsalth belnr se­ cured. that blMttac naturally follows. Nervous diseasM. intermittent and remittent fsven. rheu- Remember all acccunte and notes are doe and we most and will have our pay. Smith, Mankk k Prkxtox. xxiSOdw �OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER brilliant dap for the Exhibition. With a, 1 noticeable increase of- vimton, a regular which panorama of new' attractions and the “de- Egyptian figures and inaciptions, Qtfulol” kred of weather--cicept one or deseib®' her ladyship as a “*»«’“ । family. The inscriptions1 vc I number ofinteresting biographical staib, and con‘------Book of the USEd upon 1U journey «>>«■ Prof. KioS tain extracts from the Tbo Dead'’ or ‘-Ritual of the Dead.’ succeeded in launching his mammoth airPrinocss is without a doubt over yeans old, and is one of the bort preserved mummies on exhibition. Vkhas. X in B^ffdo, N- Y., in 1873- and has made eight aseentiurei preuous to this one. Several carrier pigeons were taken along on the trip. The first was let loose as the baliuoo ascended, Uing a sig­ nal for.the owaerof tho birr’s to bo on the lookout for the othara to follow. Tho second bsaring a mereage dated 645 P. M., and sitting that an elevation of 3,000 feet Yti4..bom attained, rahchcd its home in •wletAi mieutM. In starting tbe cxcurHionisla had failed to provide themselves with a cup for drinking purposes, and when near Norristown, Pa., a landing was effectand a pwrehase made uf the necessary article- The balloon ascended spin and look a westerly direction, landing near Perth Amboy, New Jerry, at 0 o’clock Tbe regular aeries of historical sketches of the fllata by orator* appointed by the different Governors was rammed -.on Wednesday when Hon. E. D. Mansfield deliverer! a description of the past and the present of the State of Ohio, commancing wlthita partial exploration by Moravian «ud Jesuit BMeourisa ouehundred years ago, three btiag followed by pioneers from the Colonies. He said that from that day its developement had advanced unlit now the State stood forward as thefirst in agricul­ tural importance, raising five times as much ’new advertisments. G. P. Rowell a Go’s. Column. -V AGENTS WARTED I0R THE GRIAT STEBBINS BRO’S. \Keep It. W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Hahtinuh, July 18,187G STEINHOFF & WCOD Tarrant’s Seltser Aperient. mNITtfRE! Respectfully announces Of every Description which we that he has again engaged can cell cheaper than any hows ■ in Bar­ County, for these reason-*: in the DRUG TRJIDR, ahd ry’1st, Because wo have no rent I» pay has in stock and daily arriv­ 21. Because we make the mo*l «>f out ing, a fresh and genuine goods ourselves. Stock of Drugs and Medi­ 3d. Because we keep the best o workcines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods- and in fact a com­ 4tlx. BocauM* we warrant all goods we plete Stock of Druggist’s make. We acll none of thia cbeajwande Fur­ Merchandise which he offers niture that is made by machinery. The to the people at greatly Re goods we make is made by hand, and duced Prices. warranted. We In rite all persons to REMEMBER,the Feo call and Inspect our goods, for they al plFs Drug S tore isdi- bear Inspection. No trouble at all goods. rectly opposite Empire Block. show Parties having Pictures to irawo One door east of Spauldings would do well tog 'them framed of us A F»»u ofnainl bcalth .uukU how i «1 and.r Uc weather. X rant to my Where you will find nU kinds of rhkh I k MP alwan la thahoue.” Wire uai PROBATE ORDER. BTATBUF MICHlOAJt. Ornate* I nj we can do It P ..-rood Cheaper than ijiy house in J’ ./ County. We keep 5>e Largest auu Brat elected stock of PICTURE FRAMES AND MOVLDjnqb, Brackets, PAna-HoLin EJW. WALl.-PoCKb.TH, SLIPTKE- * , Hoijjkkh, and everything In tbe Furniture line. We Invite all |>erw>us to call and look Peerless Milk Safer. European nations and exceeding Penn­ sylvania and New York io the raising of donestic animals. Tbe coal fields of Ohio surpass those of Groat Britain, being over 10,000 square miles in extent, while ths State has over 4,000 square miles of iron, or enough to supply the population of the entire, continent for ages. 5,000 miles of railway and 42,000 miles of river and lake coast are within the State boundaries. In educational advantages for the young and in the proportion of her youth attending school Ohio claims to show a brighter record than Pennsylvania, New York, or the New EnglandJSiates. The proportion Any one that hu a l.lt.r to of school childn■n to the population under OO-, 17*TriJ 21 years and of an age to attend school is as one to every 4 2-10. In Illinois the proportion is one to 4 3-10; in PannvyiTania, one to 4 8-10; in New York, one to 5 2-10 ; and in Massachusetts and CanHOMESTEADS. Corner of Slat. at>J Church cLi necticut, one to 5 4-10; thus showing that the educational advance is more rapid in Offer for Sate^l tie Lowest Rate tbs West than in the East. The lecturer L4ND PLASTER enlarged upon the extensive manufactures, religious and charitable institutions of STOCCO Ohio, the Statu having 6,400 churches THE NEW YORK and a number of benefactions for eleemos­ WATER HIE ynary purposes. The fertility of the soil IHE AHAIR and great resources of tbe State in coal and iron were specially commented upon. Shingles Lath &c. ' To change tha subject; a valuable and in­ teresting addition bf stuffed animals is just made to the Ohio display in the Mineral Annex to the main Building. Tho col­ lection consisted of a gorilla, shot on the Gaboon river by Dr. Chall, during his exploration! into Central Africa; a kanga­ roo rat, from Australia; a BraxiEan ant­ eater, the raleopithecos, a native of the Philippine Islands, and thekaolo, a native (’arrUge Shop of Australia. Jefferson St, Hastings* Mich. It is estimated that over 500 persons per day visit the Egyptian Princess in the tiekat ofice north of Machinery Hail. THE EHEMT OF DISEASE! This lady arrived several weeks ago, and since then has motived calls from thous­ ands of reprraeutatives of all nations; but her advent was w unbonded, and the has TO MAS AMD UKAST kept so onirt sinee being conveyed to the International city, that were it not for the placards near the north-east corner of machitMry Hall very fisw would be awaresfher prestnee. Attracted by these anaoaneements, however, thf visitor natnrxlly follows the direction of tha index X STOOD the test of 40 i LARS. fingae on one cud of the card, and by this GraadnlSchwe T.rPrtMcL.-d tn. the Pnhli# 9 NO SOXK IT WILL thoughtful precaution thousands bare been NOT HEAL. NO LAMRKBH8 IT led to pay a visit to a personage who might WILL NOT CURE. NO ACHE, NO otherwise have eicaped attention. The lady £H?s3J#AT afflicts the in-: bcradf is said to have once been very beau °rv THE BODY OF A THE KENTUCKY HOME OR OTHER DOMESTIC ANt iftd, but the hand of time has not touch­ ed lightly bar delicate features and not CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY IKAJ^THAT t,OPfi not YIELD TO.ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ ccaa her moot enthusiastic admirers would TLE. COSTING 25c., 50c., or 31.00 MWveotare to call her young. Her SAVED THE LIFE OF drees poMcsan all the charaiteriiUics of A HUMAN BE1XG. AND RESTOK­ E^rptian cloth, and though decidedly inED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. artaatic, baa evidently answered all tlie XXtejl__ purpeaea for whieh it was first intended. POSITIVELY CURED. Tbe Princesa is’ now neither lovely nor vivacious, though there i.v no reason to btiirve that in years gone by she wm not aa adapt in all thorn little arts which Tho.. P. ?ort«r. Ex-Got. Q«a1 Mauser. attract mankind and excite tho envy of the puamvKXTXO pimtpoxmmlnit genthr sex. In height she is a liufo lem sJtSSstPKferK1 ■“ than five feet, bar form still prmen ca some LlBTOrCIFTS: reminiscences of a well-rounded coutonr and her hands and feet are small and deli eately frehioned. It is believed that the Priacuaa peaneaaed in her younger days a ■oft, sweet voice, which had been tboot^hly cultivated by the bait Egyptian maaOri. Bat this aanrrion cann’crt be B lllIARm COROHETTH verified, for the lady nevar attempts to Ain ~ ting, aad not one of her vititers have yet Hw Siitcal and Meckaaical DENTISTS ! J. Cole &, Son WESTERN LANDS irAte MILITARY THE FOE OF PAIN MUSTANG LINIMENT, AFORTCTEFOR OHLY 312 $610,006 06! PHICE OF TICKETS Diseases with Its Agraia ''\CI.OOSE BEnVKKSTHRM Holloway’s pills! Jrervota Disorder*. What u taor« fterfal lb»-. a bmkiar J-r NEW MUSIC. Unit ff- J. Carnap, Sim ana Onaaeatal SOLID WEALTH! •600,000 IN GIFTS! ii’TlOM. GROCERS AGENCY •LEARN TELEGRAPHY now on exhibition at our Fun Buie Store. All kinds of work made to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture neatlv done. • WE MEAN BUSINESS! Furniture Room* south uldc State St., opposite H. A. Goodyear's Hard wars Store. STEBBINS 110‘S TEN PIN BALLS WANTED! PROBITE ORDER. KTERS* 0ACRED SELECTIONS. EE“Ki.*,ifcuvas;—uSET KTKBS VcTAVU VHOBV8KS. SSI KTKHS- VbgaN 0ELECT1OSS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-24.pdf 08f3cb209f5d7fea84b747211a172ed0 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 24# 1876. (/Vosi the. Cvunlry GentUmou, Alhi’j N. E] **41 N M, IMS .4 ron Ttf l<f*T S'XTY Dnr» •" MM 4T P1,ott To MOW* T1C BC0T rtffT Lo" I t'oo- ttLL io T1C T'l"* ^o/l We, jfT PLOWS AND CASTINGS. jheSemi-WBekly Republican banner geo. m. dhwey i.vd rri:ijsni:it. , . /<• In addition to the Oliver Chilled Plows and castings' we have a full stock of POINTS A.TT D EXT R A S for the Gale, Curtis, Robinsov„ Donor, and Kalamazoo Plows. Points are all ground and sold at the same price as unground points. 60yl R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE MUSIC JACKSON, i »Mwl_r.<nl W»J» r s.'w i li»i_ »■<• I iy»ro>i , I l&toi tfjfel toXO ! joustasroj jom PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. Nashville, *'qk ir'jtaptly attend *d to. Kdiiiai. HE. I1>! HEAD! READ! Special Medical Announcement Joy Comfortand Happiness Sick and Afflicted! or IIIST1NQS AND VICINITY Pianos Organs and The SmithT Amencin Organ, HAlSRlTON BRO.’S PIANOS. ERNEST. GABLER PIANO, a rreelaltr rf ths Mhrwia* l lrCT.ur .11 klBd^ Catardi, ItaH SLW«m l.ik. 1 “/■••■>“**««•••) HhetuMUlMB, biMm. Of WOMEN, roaa* or old treat..! ■ith tko nassifet nsaits . <.j «*• < 05301 JU TIONFUiK. ra.teietan «hx.-rM wo 00 m il.rot- that th» The wedding morning came, bright and glorious. The bride wo* lovely, as al! bride* are. “The marriage ride wa* over," and the bridal partv cel ouL, followed by the He arrived at last. Everything wm in l>e«t wiahen and warm congratulations of roadi--.B3S for hi* reception, and he wa* the entire community. It was arranged much pleased with all the arrangements. that they nhould rciiun by the wny of Hi* own furniture wm arranged in the New York, and start* few days with Mr. parlor devoted to hi* use, and the bed Barlow. Thare ires never a wedding that chamber which opened from it wa* fur­ seemed to give such general satufaction. nished M nearly like Iris own ns possible. Dr. Emerson wa* loved and rmpected by Hugh's-sleeping-room opened from that, all the townspeople, not only as n skillful the chamber set which had-beeiabia moth.practitioner, but as a valued friend and er * while a girl in her father's house, wa* counselor, and bi* bride wm thought placed in it. The low windows opened Worthy of hitu. Even Hugh badc Cul- upon a pinxxa. and the pleasant street* of ehoiU-r and hi* friends farewell, with a the village were in full View, while in the smiling face, for hi* grandfather had prom­ distandc stood lhe depot and it* busy life, ised that he should come back and spend and ever and anon the steam engine and the Christmas holiday* with Dr. and Mr*. cars came into sight. Mrs. Emerson’s Emerson, it was a pleasant company. sweet, |4acid face and light form, however In two weeks, the bride and grootu seemed the greatest otiraetioii to him, and rattAfod New York. Mr. Barlow’s car- he never wearied <»f gxring at her, either I riagv was in waiting at the depot, and when engaged in howtelinkl duties or I Hugh himself received them’with open reading in her parlor ; she wa* very dear i arm*, and every manifest demonstration of to the heart of the lonely old man. joy. Mr. Barlow welcomed them must The winter had come, with its snows i cordially to bu'kplendid home, and iu him- j ' and blasts, its short day* and pleasant, ' pitahtics. The mansion was richly furnish- I ' social evenings- The Emerson household 1 cd, and everything that wealth could par­ were gathered in the bright, warm parlor. I chase was al command. H't* servant* were The Ifoctor himself was at homo before । orderly and well disciplined ; but the heir dark, for a wonder, and as he was comfor­ of this fortune looked pale, and Mr*. Emtably seated by the centre table, be turned Vraon anxiously inquired for the cause. to Mr. Barlow, who was sitting at a aide I “I am nut aick, Aunt Abba, but I am table, a trifle nearer the file, and said : I so lonely!" bo replied. “Mr. Barlow, it is just a year to-night j “I toll you, Mrs. Emerson, you will have to take lum back to Colchester/ said since Mias* WanHow made her debut in Colchester. When I naw Jillsou assist । Mr. Barlow ; “he is pining for the pure mountain air of hi* old home; it will not that little black robed person into hi* sleigh, 1 do to shut him up hare. He will not bear ; how little 1 thought that is just a year she would be my dear wife 1 I thought of her j transplanting; he has no appetite, and if ; it had •»»< l-vti f.ir the antioiparinn.rif with pity, and said to Watson, who told I your promised visit, I should have carried me it was the school teacher, that I waa ' him back very soon. He is a precious boy sorry for her—she had c*me to hard quar- but it is no place for him here." “Will you let me go home, grandfather? But what will you do without me? I wish you would come, too." “Perhaps Dr. Emerson can device some plan to have me near you. We will talk it over to morrow. But if they will carry you bock with them, Hugh, you may go." It was a delightful arrangement, and Hugh went to ht* room, full of tileasant anticipation*, and for the first lime since his arrival^slept soundly, and woke in the morning rvfroahed. After breakfast, Mr. Barlow and Dr. Emerson were abut up * long time in a back parlor, and the old gentlemen laid his plan* before the Doctor for hi* considera­ tion. “It ia no place for Hugh here," he said “It will ruin him; he is an active boy, and it will never do to keep him in idleness; he want* to work. Talk of the curse of labor ! Never did work brin^ a curse tSal was half a* great a* that produced by larineos* Better dig ditches and lay stone wall* than to ait through the long days lounging and moping in nhcer idlanaa. I had no thought of it when I took him a«ay. I am an old man, and have worked in early life, and omaanxl wealth; and I thought if I brought that child here, ha would be perfectly happy. I see my mistake, and see it before it ia too lata; he most go back with you, aud learn to become an active, energetic man I am too old to have the charge of him; he is no longer a nlay thing, but a sober, ration­ al boy. Ths best thing I can do for him DENTIST Every Inftrumeni ui Orpin taisn laisu iiin MW for New Dees ^Bes mil Pin# u4 R D BULL0ClC^°i®^8*nt for Michigan' NbS °Hou.”d Mnd Flint. xxl47tf Rapid*, East Sag.naw and BROWN, Piano Tuner. It wm uqit* a surprise when Hugh returned with tbc Doctor and hi* wife, and the good people had' eon|idcrabk> gossip over the-projectod arrangement*, which were gradually developed. Hugh enjoyed V* gardening, although the beds .had become ifeedy in his absence, and required hikd work. He had regained hi* checrfullncfls, and noemed quite himself ouoc more, and a* the time for hi* grand­ father's arrival drew nor. became impa­ tient to see Him. ’ “I think," put in Hugh, “the change* with mo have been great too. How I did dread going to school 1 I had no new clothe*, and only one book, and mother wa* lick*; I dM not think I waa going to meet my best friend when Mr. Jillson ran over me in the entry, and I had half a mind then to go home." “I have often noticed."aaid Mr. Barlow, •‘that when our prospect* suem the dark­ est, and we are ready to faint, there is a charge for tba better near. You know the proverb that it ia al ways darkest just before daylight" A ring at the front door waa answered by Martha Ilebard, and Mr. and Mr*. Jills>n were ushered in, followed by Mr. Wstaon and his wife and daughter. They had come to let the Ductor know that they remembered the aniversary of his wife's coming, and it turned out that the new teacher had juat arrived. The gentleman waa pyticular to keep his hour* with great precision, but could not possibly understand that out of school he had any thing to do with the scholars. He was hired to teach six hour* a day, five days and a half in a week, four week* in a month ; he would do just exactly aa_ he agreed—no more or less. He commonced, thfidrat day, with a long string of rules and reBtrictioQS, .aod told the chil dren ho wished it understood that he waa master. Thia roused opposition, and the larger port of the scholars were arrayed in hostility against their teacher. Love and is to let him live with you, and your sweet confidence ware out of the question. The wife. I have arranged thing* to my satudactiou now, and hive made a new will, children reported at home; the parents held counsel together, and with their in which I have divided my property equally neighbors, and it was the unanimous opin between Hugh and your wife ; she divided with him, I understand, and he gladly iou that the school would not bo worth much that winter. The pupil* found out proposes to do the same. Not one word what the parent* thought, and were influDoctor ; it is right! It must bo so ; I can euced accordingly ; the tide of public feelnever repay her for her kindness to him I ing was against the teacher, and it was eviGod bless him!" dent that thing* did Mt work harmonious“Bat, Mr. Barlow," aaid the Doctor, ly. Hardly a day pained but the ruler “yon will be lonely here. Why not oome enforced (or tried to enforce) obedience ; and live with your children if you persist in treating Abba a* a child? There is room for you in our home, and ia oar hewta." perplexed. The fire was not built in teason in the morning ; the children came in “I would gladly do *o if I may; life at■hivering and cold, and were ordered to the longest will lie but a brief span for me, their scats, giving them no chance to and that ia one reason why I have thought warm their numbed finger* and toes. Of Ixwt to place my boy with you.” course they were rsetlea*, uneasy and “Would you be contented411 such a quiet place •* Colchester ? Would it seem orcas. Om or two of the smaller, ones from their feet; colds prevailed universally. like home to you ?" Mrs. Emerson saw with regret that '•If I bad those around me that I could love, I could bb contented and happy any­ Hugh and Martha Vefs not getting on , M«U», Brtirekrij. where I am »»n»d nt the atteotfons purchased by mosey. I am going to Mad disliked attending school, and would avail hatsalf of every possible excuse to remain Mrs. Watson’s daughter a, pu»’ “p Twp. of Mr. Hebard’a youngrr aay* she wishes one, butter fethpr cannot _ i. ware in their bed*, sick, occasion­ afford it ; it will be a small token of children ed by getting chilled while at school. Mahew waa down with a fever xiribatabfete the smm tense. Washington letter. our ■ are at the service of xnv adopted daughter, your wife. What ahe does not care for will be sold at auction, and in a abort time I can com* to take itj> reridanoe with you.” ■ WAGONS! THE YANKEE SHOOLMISTRESS, WHOLE NO 1077. Politics make strange Bad-foUowsTilden being Investigated—A bid for Republican Votes—A Banner County—“Stolen a MINion!" - NO. 34. -i VOL. XXL WASHINGTON,' August H, 1876. , After ea^i perusal of the letter* of ac­ ceptance of Tilden and Headrick*, addi­ tional evidences of the diaauuulatioo of th* writer* become apparent. Every intel­ ligent cit«en of thia country knows that Louis Convention, the prior to the St. views of thoie two me* quasi ion on the fiuantial Were diametrically cadi other. Now, opposed to after having studied and hesitated for week*; after having had personal interviews, each contending for the yielding ol the other, listen to the hypocritical antujunedtoenta of their respec­ tive opinions as to the rueriU of the Dem­ ocratic platform, the financial plank iodud- First tome* Samuel J. Tilden, who Mulcuiuly aver* Ms follow: "The oMivetiUnn, nomination, before adopted a making ita -deckration of principles, which, as a whole, seems to me a wise exposition of the necessities of our country." X Thia is sn advocacy of the repeal of the Resumption Act, which, although It' ha* passed the House, will not become k1-ami Mr. Tilden knew that when he wrote hi* lettpr, but hi* feigned assent was noeresary to put himself in accord with the 8t. Louis platform. Now appears Thomas A. Hendricks, and what does he say. Hear him ; “Il would have been impossible for me* to accept the nomination if I could not heartily endorse the platform of the con­ vention. I am gratified, therefore, able xneijuivocally to declare that ] B . in the principle*, approve the policy; and sympathise with the purposes enumerated in that platform." See how adroitly the wily Tilden has euchred his associate ou the ticket. The former risked nothing in succumbing to die demand for repeal, while the latter yielded his inflation views to the requiremoot of the platform for a speedy return to specie payments. So much for usodern Democratic, honesty. Tho friends of Tilden have determined, if possible, to ignore every other ueae in the present campaign save that of reform and retrenchment in the administration of the Government. They claim fur the Democratic candidate for th* Prreifiaaey, that he personifies economy in »ri vri* and ter, they claim that he ha* reduced Stalo expenses of Nev York to amount of Six million* of dollar* in Thia bold and reckless assertion has caused a dose investigation into the facta attending this reduction in the State expenditores, and it hi as dear as the suu at noon-day that Tilden ha* claimed a credit for retrenchment which really be­ longs to the Republican party or the Empire State. In the four year* from . 1868 to 1872 (when the State Gwmi ment waa administered by the Democrat*) f the State (Bounty) debt ma reduced /re and one-half milKont of doHafi. In < 1 the subsequent four year* (from 1872 io ; 1876, during which the financial atfedte*( tration of the State was in die hands of I the Republican*) the State (Bounty) debt ’ was roaucad wMateew and one-half mHiItoni ofdollara. In addition to this direct reduction of , debt* the revenue ofl875 ww increased bv ,tm increase of the value of aaaaaaabfe . property over that of 1874, when the aa‘ seaament was made. Thus it will be read­ ;ily son that all the credit doe for re­ ,trenching Stale expetfdk urea befoug* to .the Republican party, ami that Mr. TiL­ .den ha« had nothing whatever to do with it. This Democratic bubble has been .punctured. Before the dose of the can vas* all the oilier thonu which arc put forth to bolster up the Democratic nomi­ nee will be exposed and exploded. Mr. Headrick*, in bis letter of uBoept*nce, usta the following language : “In the reform of our aril sorrieo I moat heartily endorse that of the platform wbirii declares that tltoaivfl service ought not to ba “subject to change at every election," and that It ought not to be made the brief reward ofpart? Mi, bM ought to be awarded for proved omi|M«»~ cy, and bald for fidelity in the ^Mfe '“luview of tho eld dortriaeof the Dew ocratic party that “4a the vfotoni • belong tl>c spoils," this is sweet ��On Friday *r*ab»g there will, be ( for ths **nm ofJtov. Mr. >T*tch«r, Ciliforaia Correspondence. Ham Faaaciaou, Aug, 12th 1870. Emroa Ba»n: > Deer 8ir After a adjourn In the Uoldra 8tat*. ao cattod, and receiving the Basata for a f*w w**k« 1 will try and write you a few CALIFORNIA police) Local parsonage. In rear of the Pr**bjAerlaa ' n*xt Friday dltnwt, All lb- member* and friend* sf th* aedsty urged |t, b* pros«*t, g*nll*m«n to t*a at fi o'clock. ' Th* last quarterly meering. of tfe, oeatterenoe year will be held a| the M. K. Church next Saturday and Sunday. Mvviee* commencing at 2:80 o'clock P H. On tiaturdsy Revj D. F. Barnes will be p -eieot. Vesterday. Ara D. Rork of 'Rutland, tat* treasurer of the County of Barrr. wa. nmnlnatod for Reprosontative in th* Whntern (or2d) District. It la an excellen t »•) etion—offiehl proceeding* on Monday. BSmcmlwr the meeting of the Haye* and Wheeler (Tab at ths Court H/tae, on Friday •veniug. There will be a* * /dent (peaker in attendance and w* hop* io see a ftill hou**.—The ladieo are specially Invited. Council Proceeding». IttuTowk-Arrive Tewday -»tur4«v al II mu Irav* <r. - Baltimore. Bmifotd. Johu- .ll«nd-Arriv* Tueadjur, Thurv,> »l 1 ».■, l»av* *12 *. m. Hum if juncil room the 22d day of Au rucks end hill* ar* like a refuse pil* of any sort. They look a* though lh*y had been thrown together by guem. rock and earth, »H Joined into heap*, but th* valley* ar* beaulifu), lev*] and haudaome, a* well aa rich in toll, drain i< plenty end ofa very fin. quality, but the yield ia not ao much p«r corn fielda here, and I conclude that it i* tool abiftlManMa, for wherovtr 1 a** any ooru waa iplendid. Th* termer* ar* jnoatly city men and the work I* don* by Chinamen and therefore w* could not look for much thrift or economy. Thi* i* decidedly ■ fart eounSan Fraaeiaco is a aplendid , aa well aa a rich city, bate fearful dirty place with all about the county. REPUBLICAN RALLY ! Court street, oppoalle A. Bock'* (hop, te M«n<ly's corner, and on motion of Aid. Ttanlin*on. th* report was accepted and adopted. sasoLtTiux sv s tn. tom limos. Resolved, That th* eo«amitlr« on aid* . w.Custer, Esq., will addreaatire trn> <>f Hastings, and vncinlty. at walk*, and is hereby authorised to remora or ■ rt House, on Friday Evening, cauae to be removed, the old Treesle worKun State street st Fall Creek, end provide lumber sufficient for a new Treeale work to be deliv­ urn 'Sit Everybody4z By order*<>f Executive Committee ered where it Is to Mused for raid Treoelo work al a price not to exreed fl2 per tboo1 <• I layvs A Wheeler Club. rand feet, and ereet new bent* ready to re­ ceive the stringer* for the n*w aide walk. The resolution waredafted by aye* and nay* at fol- manner of trash piled on the aide walk*. but I believe there are mere fine building here than in any other eity I ever raw. The Palace Hotel ia indeed a palace, and they are now building even better than that, thick after block. Buaiucai ia lively, although tome complain, but when one can't gel through lha alreeta for people and team* and see* the shipping iotcrcal* are wo*d*rfol. The lambar trade remind* oa* of (be Michigan lumber busineu only 1 foil to *ee the Whit* pin*. At A- W. Bailey's nay* a* follawa: Aye*, AM. Dawao*. Evan*. L*wi*. R*cd, heldon and Tomlinaoa C. Naya none On motion the Council adjourned. L. D. Qt acKKMBl.'*H. Omaha and California Line Lonsdale muriin 12 eta. Hill's ditto 11 eta. Shirting Gets. Extra heavy Shirting 12 ct*. Cottonadw 15 to 25 eta. Good Ticking 12 eta. Twenty bone Coraeta 45 eta. Two button Kid Gloves 90 ct*. Pserieas Warp 27 eta. Beautiful Shawls fi5 eta. Pure Table Linen 45 eta. All other Goods in proportion. Call and sec for yourself. A full and Clothing. ' xxiangBtf Is the shartrat and beat roatoforall Winona and St. Peter Line complete aasortuu-ut . Is the only route for Wimoma, ROCHES­ TER, OWATONNffi, MaXKAT*. St. Peter, New Ulm, and all points Ju Southern and Central Mlnesola Ito fBoto the Mountain* of Colorado, Qreen Bay and Marquette Line u By the Atchison, Topeka A Santa Fo Railroad, the new and popular line from Atchison and Kansas City, via the beauti­ ful Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, Colorado Sprngs, Denver, Canon Ciiy, Cocharas, Del Norte, Trinidad, San)* Fc and all points tn Colorado, New Mexico and Arixona. Special round trip tickets to Denver, only 850; allowing stop-off priviluges both ways on the main line, and at Colorado Spring*, Manitou and Pike's Peak. Low emigrant rates to the San Jnan Mines. Pullman Palace Sleeping Can lietwcen the Missouri River ana the Rocky mounttains without change, Close connection made st Pueblo with trains for . Denver and Northern -Calorado. Formaps, rime tablet and the “San Jnan Guide," address, Is the only Tine for Janesvil.lk, Watertown, Fotr Dir Lac. OsHKoan, Negaumeb, Mabquhttb, Houghton, Hancock, and the Lake Superior Country. Its FreePort and Dubuque Line Is the only route for Elgin. RockfoHd, and all points 'via Freeport. Freeport, Chicago and Milwaukee Line Is the old Lake Shore Route, and Is the, only one- paaalug through Evanston, Lake Forest, High la.nd Park, Waukegan, Racine, Kenosha to Pullman Palace Cars Are run on all throngh trains of th la road. Thia I* the ONLY LINE running tbeaa cars between (Ihlcafco and St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago nod Winona. At Omaha our Slrepera connect with the Overland Bleeper* on the Union Pacific Railroad for all point* Wert of thu Mlaauurl River. On the arrival of the train* from the East or Soutlf, the train* of the Chleuro 4 North-Western Railway I.EAVE CHICAGO a* follows : For Council BluIL. Omaha and Cali­ fornia, Two Through Train* dally,'with Pullman .Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cara through to Cotin all Bluflh. For Bi. Paul and Minneapolis Two Through Trains Dally, with Pullmnn Palace Cars attached on both trains. For Green Bay and Lake Superior, Two TralmMally, with I‘ullman Palace Cars attached, and running tbrough tn T. J. Amberson, The pine here i* very near like »prure, but Wra. Pat*. Ant. th* Bod Wood i* aptandid and world* of it In Topeka, Kan. the market, mostly from Oregon. Politic* ii the themo here, it i*gelling redOur Centennial. hot. La*t year the Republican* aplit up and the Itemocrat* carried lb* State, but now th* Train has brought too a well aaaorted deal i* the oth*r way. Th* Democrat* got stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters for the mad because they could not all hav* a paying Kutuuer and fall trade, which I will sell office and they aplit, and have nominated on way dovjrn low for Cash. I also sell the both tide* for Congrea*. while the Republi­ celebrated Singer Sewing Machine can* are cemented again and united on Haye* different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ I also null Well & and Wheeler, and are confident they can dles and Machine Oil. Cistern Pumps. reetjbe ring from rvnnipt rule and Deiuocra J. Maus Opposite the Post Office Th* Democrat* here ar* of the Southern xx 41 if Harting*, Mich. and Niraouri stripe and are aa Berea a* tiger*. Politic*change*. I tuppose, aith the climate Notice. a* well aa anything elaa. hut thia country. ward highway ftmd for lie rame, by aye* aed Embraces under one manaienietit the Great Trunk Hallway Line* of th* WEST an<| NORTH-WEST, and, with its numerous bronerxa and«vmn«k*finn* forma the shortest and quickest roufo between Chicaoo and all paints in Illnois, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan. Minhmota, Iowa, Ne­ braska. California, and th* Wanern Territories. Its DRY GOODSHAVE for nothing eU*. to thank you for th* appearance of the d*ar old Baibks, for .11 makrn m» foel a* though 1 wai among friend* when I get th* paper and read about horn*; then I bavebMn anxiou* to know who wav to he4ur county oftrer*. A. yet I hav* beard “ulhing. did not get th* paper to-day, but probably will to-morrow a* we tail for Stock­ ton al 6 o'clock thia *v**lng. Th* country hero I* one that afford* all th* study any on* could with ov*n th* vaat valley* or plain* (how th* effect of terrible upb*eving*. The aer. aa wee expected before harv**i. The farm*** call one tun par acre a fair yield, but thia year it folia below that. Barley was a fair crop, but I rail ia m Rny of Qi* nice The Commo* Council of the N nga held a special iu*e“ THE CHICAGO A NORTHJW»ST»an HAIIr weet for bounty jumper* and akedaddlara, therefore th* feverish atate of the political Harvest ia paatatid those little accounts must be paid at ouoe, sun-. Smith, >f anee & Preston. xxi3(Mw altuoapherv. Well. Mr. Editor, with my boat wish** for the Republican cause, in Barry County and John Stanley *db'better and cheaper your wellfare and happinew I will cloae and Tea, than any other House in the city, xxl —14 t 4 Advertised Letters. u*t of letter* remaining in tb* Hastinp I'­ Ll. Harry County. Mich. Augu»t 24,1876. Warren D. Csnatll. Tl>oma« Cray. Cha* a»tar. (2iri»tlan“ Furtuuy. Mr, C. Grubby, HidXY Hull, Dur* Hanna, Cha*. Johnson, Mr*. Frank Ro**, L. L. McKnighl. Mrew* (Iso. Luther A »on, W. H. Skinn*r. T. Wm»d- John Rum, Eugene Jordan, WIU fWdmore. John Boek. ward, Mta* CsUie Wendell. nrjasra ahow east*. if any I notitionat should i DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. GRAIN, FLOUR And Mill Feed Board ofTredc Building, Detroit, Mich, The Mil-ilrvill* Haye* u>,l Wheeler Club ill rar »i every Tyeduewlay evening al the id Nr lit ,1 li■■use. until further notice. mr on* thooaaad eicbt haadr Grail Ctamsiffl The l*re«hl*nt denies,the truth of Ibe re■Ht;.*'r«t*ry Roliesoa placed hl* reaig»li in hi- lian.lv U-fore leaving for Rye Msrctais. ■ 8.C. Priadl* Jodc* of Protale, natter of Lb* Mtela <4 Awph J.: New York Office, No. 4U, Broadway ; Boston Office No. 5 StatuBtroet; Omaha Office. 253 Farnham Street; Baa Fran­ cisco Office, 121 Montgomery flireot; Chicago Ticket Office, « Clark -Street, under Sherman Houee, corner Banal and Madison Street; Kinsiu Street Depot, corner W. Kenxie and Lawai Street; WellsStreet Depot, corner W*Ds and Kenxle Streets. . For rates or Information not attaina­ ble from your home ticket agsnto, ap­ ply to Corner Woodbridge & Shelby 81s, C Baldwin. CJordan. J Colliat«r, Detroit, MJlch. Th' M. • . ft. Il ranted H3U.G27 in July, deenaae ..f H'V.’M from fom year, la tht ■•vnth t,..nth* ending July Slat it earned "•'Uli. spinal83,672,197 last year. PROBATE ORDER. John H. Wendell &, Co. GRAIN. FLOUR, PORK AND SEEDS. in take the stump for Haye* and Wheelar. Hi* appearance in tic canvra* will be worth thoumnil. of vote* i„ (he Republican party. 54 and 56 DETROIT, About »<«i turn are at work along th* fine •ftk» < hicagu A Lake Heron railroad be- Woodbridge - St. MICHIGAK. H'Aeaf a Sp^ciaUa- tand money to go to Washington the solid aid of the Southern amtcy. He count* on the support of the men who would have left no Wash­ ington to go to, no prmideuey to be cojoJJS? no United Stale* to S twemth ■ .piinli BB,| an inttnlhaent “ ~ red'al Port Huron laal week a meeting of the Republican* ilisge, on Saturday of thia •<> organise a Hayes and A foil attendance ia specially PROBATE ORDER. ‘-.-kSrt.'Sttf’. For Sparta and Winona and points in Minnesota, One Through Train dally, with Pullman Sleeper* to WinonaFor Dubuque, via Freeport. Two Through Trains dally, with Pullman Cars on night trains. For Dubuque and La Crease, via Gin­ ton two Through Trains dally, with Pullamn Cars oa night train to Mc­ Gregor, Iowa. For Sioux City and Y ank tort t Jwo Trains daily, Pullman Care to Missouri Valley Junction. For Lake Geneva, Four Trains dally. For, Rockford, Sterling, Kenoaha, Janesville, and other poiuta, you oan have from two to ten tralaa dolly. Stile Und MloUgan. MarkMR*Mrt* S8WBM',Sr; VERSITY. Centennial, if they ooald have had their Lansing, July 31*t. IM*> F.dItos Itasna Below pleas* find statement of fun-1* rharg«d State Treasurer on the hooka in thia office, veu,TV*' 1 ' i'll*tl>eud*nt and Democratic for receipt* during the month of July. 1875. 11. P. CuaMi, uti' •' ,lr,'ntt»»t and moat enthuaikrouie . iiu. bi’ u>wn- ”• 4oe*«st Book Keeper. »7fm« ' J?1"" * bemocroiin rul*. j*dg'ader* to pay jmrticmlar »G*n"f l»«. J. M. L» Buna which ™ . . j10'41*" culurnn of thi* jutper i>*»th’i« 7"’ , .•*. Haatlng* Houac on TO THE PUBLIC. PROBATEORDER. �Grifl Eiiis ai HOM B.B. jk OUR CENTENNIAL Lt H ER Philapixfhia, August 19th, 1876. Time rolls rapidly by. I think I reurted something about the way tempos igitA in cnc of my first letters from here 'W X DOW, if not allotted days ’ lor aecp.UK w—. —have' ^rUeby «”i *U1 there arc several them speak. There art! several of three giocps which need to bo seen to be appro-. dated. One scries portrays in' three: acenes the story of two lines from ’ the stem parents reluctant asoont of their first­ born is eloquent and comprehensive. Among the remaining foreign exhibits of sufficient prominence to deserve special mention are Russia and Brazil. Then there arc some separate exhibits of the different State and Territories, which can 1 not justly be omitted. From the territor­ \rf-r-r of the country who liave not seen tbeshow. Indeed of the forty millions len than three millions bare paid their respects, so that a revision of the estimates at this time would in­ volve a reduction, probable placing the to­ tal at nearer eight than three millions Thursday was to have been a gala day on. on the grounds, Ifrof. King's flrat hallo ju ascension having been announced to take place that day. But the mouslrou; air ship didn’t go up. Old Porbs interposed some trifling objection, which discouraged •rtic Throfesnor snd the unusually large con­ course of people—over 37,000—wte.y had gathered to sec the unwieldy vessel start upon its venturesome voyage were disap­ pointed. It seems that this fellow l*robs lias queer ways with himself anyhow. For four long weeks the earth and every living thing therein were parched and dried up with weather bo hot that beefsteak would fry in the sun ; and now there is a fair pros­ pect of four weeks af drizxle, while fall overcoats come out to take the evening air. It's a pity the weather clerk couldn't keep his equilibrium. The balloon at this writing still waits his pleasuse. Returning to the exhibits of foreign countries, the space occupied by Italy comes in the same neighborhood with those already referred to. This exhibit is large and embraces the most artistic as well aa the most practical departments of of industry. Two large tables in itaiticr whicAc, one representing the Cathedral st Milan, and the other* that of Venice, arc floc specimens of workmanship. An epis­ copal chair and desk arc carved in the most artistic manner with repreeontatisns of scriptural scenes. Many articles of furniture, Jdeluding bedsteads, mirror frames, tables and cabinets, arc exquisite­ ly carved, one of tbe last named having heeds of Dante. Michael Angelo, and Alfieri cut in relief. The display of jewel­ ry, gold and silver cameos commands, psrhaps, the greatest attention of anythii »g in the entire budd­ ing. O One of rubies and dia­ dc necklace necklac monds set in silver is valued at *20,000 ; other tiaras and ornaments for the hair range from *10,000 to *1,000. Ad ex­ quisite M»t, consisting of breastpin and earrings, each being the representation of a bird with spreading wings formed of diamonds, rubies and sapphires, is one of the most unique in the collection. The suisaica, cameos and coral jewelry are of the rarest workmanship. A large assortmetit of conch shell jewelry is abu shown. There is an extensive exhibition uf brouxaZ A large bdl manufactured in Venice, most delicately chased and of pe culiarly sweet tone, which has already tak­ en several medals, has been purchased by the Italian church .in this city. There is a dental exhibit which for completeness equals, if it does pot surpass any similar display* Teeth in every form and eases showing the various stages of growth and decay, arc exhibited, while explana­ tory charts ftxrnish frill and complete in­ formation. Cloths, boots and shoes, Ixrgh<wn straw in hate, bonnets and every kind of millinery denco, and articles of domestic utility, are included. The ms.hufi>eture of musical instruments and nasi cal literature have also good represents Passing from sunny Italy the viator next icmmb the frigid dime of Norway. This collection is enclosed by a high frame­ work of light-oolorvd wood arched in front, at the apex at which the flags of Norway ■re tastefully arranged I. ....... ial displays, particularly, most people may obtain points of great interest. These will be taken up shortly. So far I have entirely neglected Art Holl, both because I hesitate to undertake a review which must- necessarily bo somewhat in because I wanted more time to study its different phase. But iU turn will come. This department is not. eonfined wholly to the beautiful. There are some things very amusing and sonic that are open volumes In themselves. Among the statuary I noticed the figure of a little girl holding a bird and pinching up the flesh on her cheat to make a breast- from which she attempts to suckle the pet, aa she has often seen ■ mother nurse her bai>e. It is a pleasant representation of childish simplicity. Many incidents might be noted to show that tbe turnstile-keepers hare a capital opporiunity to study chlrae’tef. These gentlemen would not,- how­ ever, have half as much fun as they now enjoy were it not for the dumb but effect tve assistance rendered them by the odd •rranirapests at the entrance. These have lite-n minutely described, but there arc po .le who might sec those turnstiles, telgrapjic-ragiatering apparatus and all. taken /p»rt and put together again a dozen times, without becoming a whit lew* innoceni »f their construction snd purpose than before. A delicate matron, of some three hundred pounds weight, presented herself for admission recently, and after a bit ofingaaious engineering by the stile­ man, he managed to assist her through by­ having her more side-wise. Her only thanks were that 'qhst cussed machine wouldn’t lot an cel slip through it.'' Shortly afterwar*' than arrived a maiden offorty-eight summers, wearing green spectacles and carrying an umbrella. Rhe eyed the turnstile with a half-seared look and outstretched neck. Evidently it bothered her. She sounded it and tested its moving facility by prodding ii with her umbrella. Finally, having paid her fes. she nerved hemelf to the awful -feat of rushing spitefully through tbe concern, apparently anxious to do it all passable damage. • 1876 and be happy again stations. 4 -6m 'Metal is Pm1 SALISBURY A BROSSEAU FURNITURE Upholstery Goods Mots Frames. Sc. WMMffl Look here ! B.C What! don't yon think wo can sell A. M. jGEK ' Coffins, Caskets A Shrouds KS&-. chnipcr than any firm in the Blate I can do it, for, with the help of MU»d. r. a- Look here! Htt 1! tt o J. M, HEWES, COKU SOUTH. :5 we guarantee Saturfafition. ilcorae famished free to any |*crson purchasing a Ooffin worth We can give you better figures than ever of­ fered before, for we make the most of our Coffins and Furniture. Salisbury & Brosseau. Hastings. Dec.. 22. 7.5. 52yl “TBEVBUTOB1 . -**>*.*i'A ". !2r?iSFu ui. Pit. for Para. it* CHK4G0 S MICHIGAN LAKE K Summer Time Table. JSTTCu: B»d e»rryin« wltt th* ml* m. NEWADVEHTISMENT S . TZP"’’ rj*® G. P. Rowell fl Co's. Column. 8RANB RAIMIS DIVISION The Reliable Sheri Liar EAST AND WERT. BRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT TRAINS GOING ROUTH. iiste» i These unrivaled machines andrepairs for me arc supplied at lewent fartory prices GREBLE& RUSSELL ; ( ff|AiriNG6,WlCH<QAK. ns; PENSIONS To whom PennionH are $5 g $2051’. TRAINS GOING NORTH. the apparatus used in the manufacture zof cod-liver oil,' which ia one of the chief exports of that country, while long tubes and numerous bottle filled with that li­ quid are grouped around it Some good specimens of carved wood and household furniture'are shown and there is a fine Th«4ire«t routs l*r JOI.IKT, MORRIS. l-^SAU.R, BVTRr, LACON, PROKIA. hRALS J». koum, ROCK /•■’A-L'A r TCatabliBhed IWOfS, DA VBJfPOKT. D.v w-asniNOTON, io nu <vn .j wKELL, . NEmvS. RES RO»ES American and FUrelpt Patent,, relioi. armony «s preserved by placing the exhibit of Sweden adjoining that of Norway. Groat care and atten­ tion have been taken to make this space attractive, the arebes over the entrance being bang with blue velvet bordered with gold fringe, and tbe arrangement uf the differ­ ent exhibits showing excellent taste. In front is a fine display of poroelaia table­ ware of tbe mote delicate tints and with beautilnl floral ornamentation. Atuawdre pwdaifo chimney-piece of an opal bine cd£ir fiaiikad by two tall candelabra exettaa wonder and admiration. In the rear H.W.P. COLSON’S INDIAN Council Bluffs and Omaha Without Change of Cars, FOR SALE ORTRADEONE roBTABLE STEAM SAW )IAN RED DROPS fcrna* jron ia th* prosUoo of xzxlTml H. W.P. COLSON, -------- ’ALO. F. O. Mbx CSS Traim Icm* Daily • MILL in good order raring every day, ONE HEAVY PAIR OP MULES 7 years old (A* U^L),,’~Wl!h Uk* SUr* 4 ONE 5 year old MARE, ONE BUGGY scurfy new, sho NOTE* HEAVY STA­ TIONARY ENGiKE, Ute sA on GOOD TERMS. Fpr particulars enquire on the premises one mile west of Carlton Cooter. Suatban. KANSAS LINE. ?US5fiStA$ ■ CENTRAL HOUSE Hastings, mich FAMAS. LFD/AFTSKLITOSI COLORADO, ARD AK* taxico. , . E. STAUFF6R. Proa. Brtwlma a, Oj.^, H«» i ■is staea o* bUtm wt* ■«, FOR SALE «* THE BANNER Off** � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-28.pdf ed37db5f52e5c9362d961c177928de9d PDF Text Text VOL XXI. NO. 35. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY. AUGUST 28, 1876. jtejeiniYseklj Republican tapper WAGONS! GEO. M. DEWEY PUBLISHER. Xl> r 11,'oet. ommIU «4e (Wrt . uf Sial. Street, Itatlasi. Hairy iyan. nF SUIWCBUTIOX: r/F ADVERTISING. : noo I .'.00 i »•”>' " UJTO i sun i ir.Qoi tsiJM I _».<•! 11® ! S3.® I UA»~l~aMoT ®-® i W.MI tLOOl—tojb abriiiboi njn iO tis7rxr *'zrr »ir« rr •iLL "ll £j STIBffi ffl N BROS., HIM At prices lower than ever. Now is the lime Io puichiisiN the best Wagon made, at a very low price. PF.CFSSmi AND BDSIMESS CARDS.. PLOWS AND CASTINGS In addition to the Oliver Willed Plows and castings, we hare a full stock of Cohwtinr . :• '.iurt Hi F. S. BOWEN, POINTS JOHN Q. CRESSY. for the Gale, Curtis. Robinson, Dodge and ' _________ JwlTS S^C* FRIXDLE* Kalamazoo Plows. Points arc all ground I’VBLW foNVEYAXCKR A LOAN • ill a«<olialc > * real aatat*for and sold at the same price as unground ' points. HOLBROOK, g o od 50j-l GREBLE & BUSSELL. THE VICTORY IS WON I ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME l.LCltH RUSSELL, The Triumph is Complete. CHAS. fl. BAUER. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR, BL'RGHER. WM. H. HAYFORD, "jiTl niaactToft'J^I^'r* B bouebt aad»ata.aig ,3 on rwawnable term. (Mia. prer i~Jra/, aiora. fairies DR. C. RUSSELL, PARTS! 4 T. IT. BROWN-Phnleuuu. Ser"Sttortr A. J. BowE^'t rtore, 8t*t« ill, nrn-nptly attended Io at alt huun. ■tain. I. A. Holbrook. '■ For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. WM. UPJOHN, JOHN STANLEY. DELIGHT J. wrttr.w.i UNDERTAKING "Loan from 10n*«l«ck k.». totr.l «» M Street All calls will Being • buUnena that needs « DR. H. F. PECKHAM. d**' of experience, •TKBBXM1 BBOTHWO, WOOL. WOOL. CARLING. After many years PD1UKL II. C. I'ECKHAM. I'llYMCUN k SURGEON, \■ lo .be bu.!—. •”>! do UU* wo*, tararttou tb-nn soy ^rtn SS^^H-BUbbU* J , n 10 r.CTMI M»w Yhoraart* M**- .• member, with the experience ot » P*Kms will Always K*-™ ^1b Pen‘®0*1 ** WHOLE NO. 1078- Garfield, Matthew?, Force, Monroe and Foster. But with a fnluh in the stupidity of the people which is almost sublime, The Alton—a Now Cathedral—The they will make a desperate fight for both Jews - Political — The Tndca’ States ; and I warn the Republicans there­ Unions. of that they have no child's play before them to prevent “Slippery Sammy'* from He is m Nbw rout, August 21, J876. capturing at least Indiana. cunning as a fox, as slippery as an eel, mid th a siwas. . with boOudlesK tnouey. The rings which John Jacob Astor, the sun of William hare plundered New York and Bruoklvn B., fa arranging for a monument lo hfa rclendaialy, for so. many years, want the wider opportunity that the Federal offices father, or rather tho deceased Astora,' would give them and they will pour but which will have no parallel in this coun­ money like water to bring it about Be­ try. It, fa nothing less than an altar in sides, this ia the death struggle of a great old Trinity Church, the designs for many aspiring politicians, and you may well depebif upon it, the October Stales Which are now bring' made in Munich, will be fought over, every inch. Ixxtk OUR NEW YORK LETTER. and which is to cost over $100,000. Thu Episcopalians . have held to Trinity for reasons uthsr- than that of rever­ ence fur the. /old church aud its beauty. The old New Yorkers went up town to lire very reluctantly, and withreason, for the area below the post office is a thousand times mope pleasant -than that above. They believe that in die course of a few years the lower wards will bo again filled with a dense population, and that consequently old Trinity will again be a center for wealth and fashion. Consequently thuy are spending money lavishly upon her, and that fa why Mr. Astor acloclcd it as the church for bfa memorial altar, in place of one up town, A IlKAND CATXIKPBAL. out fur tramps in October. These fel­ lows are moving westward in armies, and it would be singular ifno expert a manip­ ulator u Mr. Tilden should usglect to pesters in New York before the new sys­ tem came into vogue, and tbey will be used. If they can carry either Ohio or Indiana they i’l have something to go into the November fight with, some show of success, or rather some encouragement. The most thorough eanvaas will be made of Indiana, aud every bit of talent that can be commanded will be thrown into that State. Senator Morton displayed bfa usual judgment when ha opened tho campaign early, and boldly took the ag­ gressive. Ho realised the gravity of the issue and ita importance. At their head­ quarters they arc very active. They are sending out documenta by the million, and every train takes westward speakers, and agents, secret and public. It will be hot in Indiana thfa fall. The Republicans are no less active. Gov. Stewart Woodford, who did Fuch splendid service in Ohio last fall, did not intend to take the stump thfa season, but tbc necessity for carrying Indiana and Ohio, has made him reconsider hfa deter­ mination, and he will devote several weeks to those States, and all the best speakers of tho East will visit the West m their services may be required. Speaking of churches, the Episcopalians whose interests lie up town have deter­ mined to*build a cathedral that will eclipse in sire and style anything in the United Statu. They have selected a tract of ground up among the fashionables, (those who go to heaven in purple and fine linen if they don't break up before they can get their property in the name of their wives,) and propose to raise $2,000,000 and erect thereon such a cathedral u will put the Catholics even to utter shame and make the Jewish Synagogue look small. It will cover an entire block, and will have everything known to ecleaiutical architectorc that money can buy. The THX TRACK'S UNIONS sum neceeanry to insure ita erection fa now almost raised, and it is expected to com­ are being taxed to their utmost at thfa time, and their resources will be more mence it next spring. severally tried aa the season progresses. These organizations are charitable and Speaking of religious denominations, protoetire, and so large a per cCnL of the Catholics, who are by all odds the their members are and have been out of i>ourc5t of tho dcuomint^hms, can build the work, that their treasuries are empty, and biggest church os and raiie money the caw­ they have upon their bauds thousands And rat. The vast body of laborers, and servant upon thousands of helpless people. girls, the poorest paid and closest living if this fa the situation in the busy sum­ of all the Uber of the country, contribute mer, what will it be when winter cuts money to build vast aithedrale and down the work a half, and swells the churches moat expensively Cited and ranks of the unemployed aud hungry ? furnished. With thete, giving is made a Thfa fa a matter which caanot bo met and religions duty, and when the priestliood grappled with loo sodn. The unemployed calls, the money is paid without a murmur. of New York now constitute a dangerous The .Jews, without bring under the Con- class, and when their number is doubled Uvl of a priesthood, nor subject to any their will be trouble. Mea with hungry influence aside from a belief in their re­ wives and children don't reason very well ligion and » devotion to it, build the nor do they draw very fine distinctions. most gorgeous church edifices of nD. Those of the unemployed who can find Their new*«ybaEOguc on 5th Avenue is the work to do are leaving the city, but aa most honor to them aa a people, and k work fa about as scarce everywhere aa will be a long time before it will be here, all that ia gained by change fa a eclipsed. They are more wealthy, per laving in living. They can be supported rapita, than any race on the continent, at leu cort in tho West. PlBTRO. and the orthodox Jfcw bcDcvra in his re­ ligion with all die fervor of a Catholic, with the difference that his belief ia one of intelligent conviction. But the glory is departing from Israel. The young Israelites arc mingling and mixing with the Gentiles; they are adopting their frririta and customs, and Httle by little Judaism fa toeing ita hold upon them. They neglect the observances of the Church; they modify its doctrines, and doubt as to whether its uasges have a binding force. In short, the “hickory Jews" are in the majority, and the ortho­ dox arc groaning in spirit. The Nathan murder fa almost forgotten. The mur­ dered man was an Israelite of the strictest ■tyle. H« hop* Saturday, and la aft the observance* of the Church wm as strict as a Rabbi. It *«« thegteat grief of hu life, that bfa sons were, every one of our Washington letter. Washington, August ]7,1876. On Tuesday. August 15th, the House of Congress adjourned, after bring in aesraion throe-fortbs of a. year. What boon done and what left undone by has our National Legislature has already become a aubjert of critical comment by the coun­ try al large. There is no hesitation jn asserting that such comment unfavorable. A feeling is highly of disgust has over-shsdowed tho people, under tho con­ fam held stray in tho House of Rcnrescn- will bo Very slight. coming from tho South were particularly tatives. The Republicans in that body wore powerless, and the responsibility of such * state of affairs reais with the Democracy exclusively. Upon amcmbUng ia December last it was seen that only those of the Democmcy exultant. Although chinfly from the P0UTICAX. ■ The taden Committees have got tferir Confederate army, with their handte hardly arrangtmenta completed, and(1,wiU eomyet dry from shedding the blood of Union rnence vigorous - work at, opoc. ,Tbo two States In which the moat wprk wift ,-M soldiers, they imperiously assumed direc­ The done are, of course, Ohio and Indiana, tion, and dictated terms, as of yore. sen ted, of rampant Tearings. July ff8tb,W7S. xxlBH WELCOME MAR BLE. msTlsrA Kirn . fa intended as an example fortMir benefit. But to those who have borne' the burden aud heat of the day ia maintaining the integrity of the Govermnewt^-it u very galling to bate rebels ia" high places, armed with poster to dictate the policy of tho country.* It may be that the very excesses indulged in by these unrepent­ ant traitors will have a reaction, and in thfa way, through the instrumentality of an aroused fueling, the rrias of Govern­ ment will not bo permiUed to pass away from the party now in power. Indeed, indications of thfa state of feeling are plentiful, so much so aa to ere- ate .the remark that, had we, not had sucR-Y House of Representatives, perhaps Republicanism .might have been beaten at the coming Presidential election. Thfa, resting upon our free country, 'in permit­ ting a lot of red lutoded rebels from the South and their copperhead allies from the North to dictate £ moment let'rionc for two years, our legislation of a national character. The record is. infa­ mous, even though good may come of it in the end. Had Rill and Lamar and Tucker, .the three really dangerous men of tho South, counselled with tlteir coq/rercs of tho North, and their abject slaves as well, and consented to remain studiously in the back ground during the session . of Con­ gress just closed—had nothing but the velvety paw of the cat been felt, the claw never—the admission is freely made that the present condition of Republicanism might have been more perilous. In other words the disposition to change rulers would have been improperly indulged, because of no apparent danger, and all the crying aloud might have been of no avail. As matters stand the people do not seem the least disposed to pul in pow­ er those who will advocate the blotting _ out of recent constitutional amendments, * the payment of rebel indebtedness, and the establishing of a rebel pension roll. If overthrowing Republicanism means this, tho poonlc are not ready for it tn the year 18TK The efficient “Southern Republican Association," of this Qty, adopted an ad­ dress to Republicans of the North, East and West, endorsing, with thanks, tho report of the Senate Cammitte on Miosisrippi Outrages, wherein iaahowo ihsprevalenoc of organised murder against politcal opponents by the Rebel Democrats in all the late slave-holding States, with two dr three exceptions. The address seta forth that, in addition, there is a Democratic Lying Association, which em­ braces mostly all the Southern agents of the Associated Pros, and all the .Demo­ cratic lenders and editors, and whielr u intended to aasasritrato the reputation of leading Republicans there, and other­ wise prepare public opinion in advance for the discrediting uf murderous outrages independent prew of the North and itepeated until large numbers of honest voters in the North are persuaded that Southern Republicans of even the higheat character are mouatani of iniquity, and that the hounded and murdered Republi­ cans were more to blame, for being mur­ dered than aaaaaains were' far murdering them: or, that the murders; were only ItoRcpubliean fabrications. * 1 ■ ■ The addram, in conclusion, appalls to the friends of truth, law, lift and liberty everywhere throughout tho Union. . gratified. to their son. now conducting the popular branch r favorite ofUongrras. The friends of the Union Do you want tho W Havana Cigars bo Wed their heads in shame, and deplored the extent of 'the magusnimity which goto J. P. Rnhem'fortham, only STEBBINS BROS that strict and impartial justice had not been allowed to take its course. Espe­ cially wm this so When the country was obliged, to listen to the eulogy on Jeffer­ son Davis, and a defenep of the atrocities at Andersonville, delivered, strange as it may seem, Jn the House which, only a few yeara agor Thaddeus Stevens led, by an impassioned orator from Georgia, whote iieoplewere made the ctpecial objects of Union clcnseocy during the war. In the history of all governments, since tho crea­ tion of tbc world, nothing like this han ever been known. . The Congress which saw the first century of national nxfatunce out, and the second oho fairly installed, will present undisputed evidence of the American peojic tolerating, under the influence oflaw, those who had malig­ nantly stricken at the throaf of the Gov­ ernment and trampled upon ata honored flag, as a power in the land. Perchance, all this may be correct, and ’ rebda, wbq should' thing “morn cheering.’ why j ust ita them ■call at Ralph Jordon s, and they can be have been hung years ago tor their trea­ HAi.tsBOTt? K nk<M»:io. our Government and flag, illy concealed, always aftd often or cr-lcaping prudential viction that a pure spirit of demsgogue- <!,«, libmk. Th., tbc Gentiles, they asaocrated with them, and in every way refused to have any of that exclttwvcnesB which fa noeesaarrto the perpetuation of such a system. The young Israelites of the eity arc mortiy young NathaM, and otic or two generatiouti will not destroy Judaism in, Ums eountrr, but it will modify ft so that the difference between it and Unltnnaniam !»f. W. RIKER. produced such a result, before much of the session had elapsed. The utterances on the floor, showing imj^able hate of when they are �tntincuxof Uu Preeideu,;,,. ln~~- mrata digued for our grx,j ----------- ex«a « l®« i» "ft riMKUrowd — .uk« CtajiKBWWB wmofjstattamily pute, were Hastings, Mich., Aug. 28/ 1876. o,mf. finally til silver hill reported 1 committee ou by the vote because of thc'Vtiritv >ad ability of but the discus­ 'its determined oppt Bente kjad, hxh in and out of Congress, served to enlighten the masses sion to which it upon a vital qumtira u pou which eras the effect of their responses upon from the Congrearmen froKi th ci.- constituencies, die impra'Asion ia abroad that ’the demonetiza­ tion of silver by thj act of1873 was sur- at the selfish reptitionaly pushed through instance of American and foreign “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor bcoterian interferance which will destroy the other.” capital­ ists, at the expense of tho industrial classes; and from the indications furnished' by the debates, there is lordly a doubt that the measure. could it h ve brought before the Houaafand divested of some objectionable gone featww would have A through. N.tnesiL aarsiLiciii ticket. the amine silver and greenback gold, question and report at the next Marian. For fSnidrul, Tho equalisation bounty BUTHKBFORD B. HAYES become a law. bill failed Tweed and his gang of thieves and that he of having guilty knowledge of the election and thefts, frauds Senator Logan made many ineffectual eForte to get it before the Sen­ of Ohio. ate. if the Demoamtic I suspect that leaders nnd Senate could the House in have foreseen the perilous direction which WILLUI A< WHKILER. during debates were to take that has Dcmottyff infamous for the yean. the last ten made leaden of the New names of the tsaa, eu, beautiMy aid The servile tho York part lwea«y Cox was ■•*1 eohtaeelhW;ATUiataek, wt.n a waa n»?;«>rj mlk manufacture, the Imperial Agncui' tunl lortiralu tl Ko Jaueira L*a fcr BBT- as to tbe importance or me »«<«»■«• b—— preach the duties offaith and /w — the anbitance, the Spirit-of the Gospel. jxnntetlly than that of Baerahi, I;.a| end yean, wiUi Cw bbbuubmo of <h« go’It is a precious truth that th* kingdom of race; just because so many Chrirtra, mlUbvotJ u> flm •» to Bilk cdtoro, Bod tho ™uta of LbmT !*■ God is tei/hin us. They who forgot tins were erith©dygdying on the S;i-ramem* ®’’ ^i_;4hly displayed in the Bretruth, or ignore it, as ths Jews did, and and Rites A the Church altogether, cr ^lian Department in Machinery Hall, ed. It is several members said that would have moved his expulsion if he had not apologised, which appears to come very easy to him, he has had so much mainly ; thus trusting in the ».yH or im/nt- Various spacimeui of the silkworm which rendered Li-iytl» „^un»,»d.d^ lul row £rom bis rruToualioB was tbnateoful row from his provocation was threaten­ ri. ahupdan , th.fcwr moth is about an tach long, of aj»de yel­ low color. The females aici mature, and di. b few e®r depeeillufl U>« em. These are about tbe sire of mustard seeds. If the weather is warm and dry, the young will emerge in a few days, and al- pactice in behalf of Southern Democratic imKBdiBldy nhd that 41 truth, all grace, all good, have distress aflicting every prominent business appropriate legislation, and devoted eight months to an unsuccessful hunt for Republican criminals at an expen­ They have convicting (morally) succeeded in one Democrat who stole into office cn false pre­ tenses, and have been obliged in the mean­ time to dismiss appointees several for cause. of their reform They act out “lo catch Grant” and suffered .■wveral humiliat­ ing defeatn in either efforts, and finally very decisive measures with Randall, oblig- competent House ever assembled in Wash­ been reached before the Repnb'Ecans could have bad tbe opportunity of forcing them to declare for or it Lam-WIUXAM A. HOWARD, IIKSTtV W SSi£S5S?iaj>fffii< rr. Ku-Kluxism m against practiced during the last Mississippi cam­ paign and at Hamburg on the fourth of July, and to dxpoee the deceptive charac­ ter of their reductions and economy. As it turned out Mr. Randall was the recipi­ ent of many intimations from his political aseooatefl that his obstinacy had operated Vnr SLAA.^n»l*r. IMh S.ualorUd Dlatrk-t-f sitnatian. very diatatMong in a to place hh party Either form of the dihsmfta they were forced to take upon tbe South­ r*T ern question, threatened la he tiiey condemned the If atrocities of their KuKlux coostitnancics, danger of offending fatal. were they in that section whose aubrtance Triumphs of tho Inflationists. The inflationists have secured : 1st. A demand in tho St. Louis plat­ form for tho 2d. repeal of the resumption The nomination of Hendrick*— tho embodiment of the inflation idea. 3d. Tho repeal by the House of Bap- reaentatives of the] Resumption act. is again hot indignation resentment; and and they prominence to tlraao truths ZZV pounua ut wwvu-. *—---------- - ----■aloftheiltaJi of loose fltaenls ettaimltothelwipIhBl Buppwt the whflK and beneath thia the internal coat cf soft flossy silk, within whieh M the compact oval ball, or cocomp-proper. The thread is pushed through two orifices in tbe nose of the worm, aftri being laid in •««*»sire coats in its constantly diminishing tenenant, not regularly as around a ball, but, by being passed tack and forth in one place after another, in such a manner that many yards may be wound off without turning over the ball. Before the chrysa­ lis matures, and tbe moth can begin to eat Brazil is conspicuously prominent, so to The truth is that once in four yean." royal visitors heretofore havo done little ,to the measures they had adopted seduce us from our allegiance to Democra­ thereto of tbeuwelvcs from Republican misrule. cy; but a king like In reply to the lo'. d boasts of reductions pletc the surrender of the Democratic party to the inflationists,—tbc withdrawal of Tilden and the substitution of Peter and economy; it has been repeatedly shorn that their highest figures now claimed, about f38,(WO,000 did not absolutely reach 110,0^,000. ToHajpreit these appar­ eomea to thia Dots Pedro, who country to talk with statesmen, sarvento and its poets, who looks into the workings of schools, newsboys, homes, manufactories and asylums, that be may the belter uplift and ennoble his ent reductions the n.ort dceeptire and di*- bonost expedients ha- e been restored to. .DoWiU C. LUUqobo, rf Oswego, has For instance the : .pi ropriation Centennial last sewtioa was hw State and been Speaker five terms. • Be has served one term He is a man of great Slate. He was a in included in the whole amount of appropriations made Congress. while that for tbe present yeas wu pros­ in his perously left out, this Staking the apparent influence delegate for the to the St. total fett than it res ly is by just amount of that apprep iation. wall, but Tilden'* Domination is altogether the avaril An ofthe Court of Claims of about two mil­ lions was left unprovic^d for thus transfer­ ring the payment of-■ Govcmeaent ob- Hayss and Wheeler. Mr. Littlejohn, is re situated as to know all about Tilden s Canal Reforms, and no ooc knows bet­ ter their shallow and hollow nature. ligatioto, due rti* year, making the Mr. Hendricks m a member • Thirteenth, Fourteenth and leu of the public. What the central cial governments of Brazil and provin­ under this sagacious head are doing to elevate the people is shown in tho Brasilian ecboo) exhibite. No educational departuMUt in the Exhibition surpaaK-s this in breath of scope and accurancy of detail. The book*, maps, pictures and eases of brilliant in­ sects are all arranged, too, with an artis­ tic sense of color and effect which hints archive* in pcs- eewon of the War Department, has saved k“» TBj«»e Bl»n U aril enough thBt aa earthly loheriuaoe •tends in valid title deeds. It is sad to say that multitudes of apparently intelligent and estimable people, seem to anticipate the securing of a Spiritual and everlasting inheritance, on their own conditions, and by inatruments of their own devising. And with this eod in view, they are per­ ALTERATIVE, tfflffi. 8OLV0A UD BI DfflflC- outward sad sensible, writ is-to despise the inner and Spiritual. Throughout Bible the the sensible is tbc instrument of tba spir­ itual. Various natural, sensible and material things are the appointed chan­ nels of religious and grace* benefits. Every Divine gift is traceable to—ia then»cn/<>Z cwuar/ umismedii -wWcb, and back of which bi the remote, the Infinite The greatest difficulty which the min­ per­ isters of Christ have in this age, is lo suade men to conform the to <*l«wn/, They persist in to wc the instrumental. thinking they can hare the inward indc- nap where they have pot sown. * They undertake to repeat without doiitf any­ thing. PUPAIUCb BY 11. R. STEVENS, Borton, Ma «. They insist that wo shall. accept They wiH wot come to Holy Baptism, because they see they Mirte and ton. meaning; that ftisa coatract which liacf* them to certain things, and they Lara tibai, and no they indulge a fancy that they can pct tho good of Baptism in some M Mqu* »oo much cnroungenient in tWn cffbff’ro Mbk Syrians, Turks or’ Arabs—all the others are innocent of Mohammedan blood. They have, however, succeeded admirably in tanning their faces— by a solar process or otherwise—and in adjusting to their per­ sons a thoroughly Mussulman costume__ a rad f« «ap, trowrere renembiiqg two salt­ sack* joincl from tbe waist to the knere, and haring their mouth tucked tightly around the legs jut above the ankles, and a dapper little embroidered jacket, of the rouive fashion. The keepers of moat the bamaH, intend of piling up a-fortme, do out sotna-other way, from lho*c riirvtian ay, VALUABLE INFORMATION. -O > is noi a aariag ^■sse:: wfeo offer tbe opportunity of pureLasirw i and other fancy arti T“J’k“ s“*J* phat, tar Mount He- VB6CTIXK ia SoU by all Mt'1<1HTS. IENTS though , little tenth ctam English gravely WINSLOWS STEAM inform tbc newspaper men that the Amer- in BimirBiion uxer ,he Bj*d«&oall» taken, «f UnU who* plumage shadowzjn brilliancy the tints of U>nutar.L TkeeotawB* rf I-' - W) theieartparttalar. j / MAKBLE WORKS pnmtal^ki, ai>a A, uito, ire bb •9® “ lU jta ME £n is ■ mn>, H» A'.;’’ . • AtKai&mazoo, Ttlieli- ilion FiRounth dfaloyaity. Hence Kb af ter Novara io lhe urinrao do w booO<4 doioflayAiiq;wRWl-MfcUl, aton, Gt possible I*re*d- VEGETINE Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vates and.Invigorates the whole- System. I cannot but think it just as improper and wished, to depreciate the the claimants man aa J. W. It. very solicitous that tits instrument of con- NEW fc. ,.., rrtV-’.t • -tris ' •V|nl Tho exhibits mads by Brazil in its pi> time than it Tbc examination er rebel war claims in connection with tbc >e ’.United States Senate voted against future to a apparent total honestly is, by just tM sum of that award. themselvta ray tauterfo/ good, *ey PniLADXi.rniA, August 23th*lR7G. were, upon the whole, amply justified in The express conacnt tion of them. God hasjoined to^bcr ;.th* lrt^r'ftom though the ocrat*. 4th. • Mr. Tilden. which art unduly depreciated in the popular <-uima petually giv« to dirordig there which thermometer does.pot range quits as high against the votes of many bard money Dem­ to protect who arr is simply teku/e of it, outward am? inward, it* form without tiic form and substance, its letter and spirit—ancumpelleJ to give a seemingly undue wound. Four or five cocoons are placed in each of a number of compartments, in a sort of basin holding hot water, kept at a to in Judo and July. The latest intelli­ requisite temperature by means of steam gence from Mr. Kerr leaves no hope of pipes. The gummy matters are wftcued hia ^recovery. The President goes, or bls by the water, .and the fibre thus released. Next, the ends are caught up by a small vacation Saturday; and the city is being broom, with which the cocoons are stirred, rapidly depleted of member* of Cougreas and those from each compartment being and other officials. Centennial visitors brought together are passed through an continue to enliven the Capital by their eyelet, which strips off a portion of the visits on their way to Philadelphia or on gum, and thence, through several ethers, to their way home from thn great Exposition. tbe reel. The silk, a» taken from the reels, is made up into what are know as Those ofthem who have seen it are dusd books, for exportation, and as hanks, for in their wonder and amaxenrauL domestic use. All these procesnes are con■ Logan. stonily going on in the Brazilian depart­ ment, to the wonder and delight of crowds of interested spectator, who are in steady OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER. attendance thonghout each day to witness the marvelous work of the insect silk spinThe weather they the “set for the defence of th* Gmpel’ —tkf wortMcu, substance is empty and =rton*c of the gew-gaw vending Turks and Arabs at tbe Exhibition wish that convicted tbem*elves of duplicity’; If they speak, among the foreign counties repre­ they had stayed in Germany or Wert of refused they were in equal peril Gf offending sented at the Exposition. Tbe late visit the Mississippi, where they am their fath­ tho North and West, without the aid of of the Emperor Dom Pedro has caused ers before them were boro and bred. which Tilden would be inevitably defeated- mueli to l*e written concerning that country Said one of them yesterday:. ;‘l. tail yer, pard, at Wienna I made puahels of foliar; A novel x>mpromst<e helped them out which has tended to familiarize our peo­ nere, at disSamteutrial, I not make 'noug While they “deplored" sueh “lamentable ple with their southern kinsfolks, as we salt ter sprinkle a dom-dit’sdail—’s' help occurrences" and condemned the partici- have suddenly come to recognise them. me I" This speech he aecompanied with pents, yet the fact that the negroes, Bcalla- A learned member of their Communion efforts to make known by gesture what be could not speak. His case is not an ex­ put the case strongly tbe other day : “We ceptional one. The proprietor of one of in .voting the Republican ticket in open are Americans, as you ; we claim to be a* the “Holy IaumT* bazaars iwys that “ha defiance of the known wishes ofDemocnta, free a jpeoplo as you ; the only difference shut np next veek und go home," if he docs not before then begin to do some had so exasperated them that they were buainere. There are no less than seven of unable to restrain the promptings of their votes were relied on to elect Tilden and anstakenly dream that they do tlm* fl. And while the form without the ak lhe inward. • Hence, oijied. b^ But tbeae sre time* when mru jn urOcr_ and nl*t<n»n, both the letter both and the tpint, the »yn and the ington. Rigffi in the country is rdeaved by the adjournment they have earned the title of the mnst in­ tion bills that an atQoammcnt might have borne his gastronomioJeets at crow eating. But of a House which has neglected every opportunity to relieve the prostration aud days of the session, they would hare taken by the Senate on the rontrsted appropria­ ’Mr"-’■‘“fl reminded of it. . "‘ It* But it should U -coAtanily murderers and rendered doubly pliant by diture of more than a million. to u Lb Uiog 0B««f the fathers, that be Md interest, by lart hours ot the sinsiea to tharougly ex­ provision or ssving b pruvuwu ffor wvi., "wnaitl,, *’■ ^Prtsrtd r-w-jioc condiu.,,.. Bo »o God's uoae and ' t and H e»d madotooruer te Monupatterns rapplW Y^ijfodhr tho most “Tbe fkrtmalb intrilwdwd OSoeeGppW, r and Unpnrtvd high polishing ^ran do wotk tbosu who �-“•"•an*-, a* _ Wri'tea for (ho Baaaaa. x nd now we can’t have Uy more Ttopnbli- 4 “J“d" '**•■u »■wu'wmsprereui Mfi^oa appMrenre “ «y *»pony in th. Maw. Their nnmb.ro should be increased to 100 without delay. By th. nominaUeu, on Wednendny last, of Aw D. Rork, for tbe Legislature, our nominations A better ticket than th. present on* was n«v*r placed before the p*o>*• »f th* County of Barry, and wc predict it will b* elected by mor* than 1200 majority; were cmplmd. Th* Sweat House at Grand Rapid*, Lyon 4 Pickering, Prcprietore, all in all, iIMoond to no other House in tb* 8iat«. W* note that it is largely th* home of th* men of Barry county who are called to that city on bushes* or pleaeoM, and to m quiet sad pleasant as it । to possible for a popular resort io be. Reader, when you visit Grand Hapi.to, tty th* Swaet Hons*. I*. Chandler that authorixed to HU •Ujmjb.fc.MUUd, IU'~U|“» i» ,kti, h7 .k.„, InviiQ—A. Hubbard. L. B. Hill*, J, J. Hendtrahou, Hon. G. K. Beamer. Onaauavtu-s-J. 8, Tarry, C.' L. terpen -tv. a. all about the county. The people of this County have fecial rea eons for bring proud of lhe Repubf tan candi­ date* for the State Legislature—David R. Cook for Senator— Joseph W. Stinahoomb and Asa D. Ilork for th* House of Reprvaeateiivas, a* three better men do not live, and they have each of them, th* ability to do well his part in th* Halls of Legislation, and their name* wilj be on the “Role" at Lansing next Winter­ Mark that John. On Friday evening laat we had th* pleasure of lisienting to aa address on National pollbefore th* Haye* and Who I er dub ' in this city, by Jons W. Com Esq., a resident of the first ward in this city. Mr. t'uaier ia an exceedingly able speaker and handled his subject in a manner well calculated to carry cenvincition lo every hearer. We outs and the Ins. W* always knew tbe poor old follow wu troubled with curriture of lhe spine, and a cranky temper, and couldn't bear to have bi* pedro token, but we never thought bejreuld tosh himsrif into a rag* sad'writ* ■uoh a devutatlng articl* and hump himself entirely out of sbapo just because we laughed aithsjok* of Id. political honesty and didn’t think that little circular he spent two week* In "riling to the honesl Democrat, end Liber­ als of Barry county wu the meet profound Stale paper that hu boea written ia the last fifty years. Poor old fellow h* still think, he is Norman the conqueror and anything he my* or write* mud of necessity t>« food for the great unwashed bat he to over doing himself. Rueb giant'efforts will up the vigor of hl. brain, he must he careful, what he needs is to . Hon—E. I*. Chandler, A. M. McCollum Vatontiu Iteplogl*, G.. H. Abram. ’ About th* tlm* when Samuel J. Tiid*n said ••This war is a perfect outrage, and I will lend no*aasiatue* whatever is'its pros­ ecution,'' Thomas A. Hcwdrieka wm making a speech at Shelbyville, Indiana, and using such language m th* following: am ready to oompromise at any time. If there is any man who desires to continue fighting and spending the people’s money, 1 do'not lyrnpathiee with him." P*riy nor hold any more Omvmiiions, THcwin’s ••Connecting link" objects! H* any* in the Journal of last week that he watclmd the proceeding* of th* Republican ^<**ty Oenveeti ia gad knows all about the ter, J. H, Earl, Adam l^wi*. PwataiiVKU-Hon A. C. Ttowae. M. J. Go**, B. W, Johnson, L A. Hltold. Rvtlamu—B. A. Owen*, J. R. Dudley, Goo. Brown. C. H. NiOM. Tnosxxrrta—Hon. F. W. Collin., B. B. Smith, R. E. Comb*. R, B. Men«r. Yatrass Brntaos—Wm. P. Garren, O*o. H. Ford, Samuel C. Ritchie, W. B. Ellaworth. Which report wu accepted and adopted. Oa motion of Hon. A Elliott, The chair ap­ pointed u teller* Goo. H. Ahram*. L. B. Hill* and Valentin* Replogl*. On motion of Hon. Geo K. Beamer, the eenvenlion proceeded to an informal ballot for Repreaaaatiy* which resulted aa follows, vis : Whole No. of votes. 35 of which Hon. Amo* C. Towne received R ' Ron. Adam Elliott •« 4 goto a Republioaa, Granger, Temperance, Democrat Reform, Greenback picnic and quiet­ ly rut under the shady branches *f a haw thorn tree. It would soothe hi* troubled spirit and prolong bi. day. of usefullneao, and when his health and tamper to improved be might sit upon about *ixl«en goose egg* sad thereby become a great producer, and lhe falhtrofhi. kind. I Street. dairy. 1KS3. Tallow. 0GSBK. ■Rio mITm firm: Jvbbins 1M»W sold. , The thank* cf the editor of lhe lixxxsa are towlerel loth*friendu whoso kindly aided isrsifiBR the beautiful ||ay** and Wheeler pdsia frootef ln« office, qn Friday Rum of th* Clipp«r*. Whole No. of votes of which A. Halstad EHU received ef lhe latsest Jobbins house* in thl* elty *an II n*r*r did a* xaneh a* duriax th» la* S montM. Profit* ar* small, and it to that whfch caaxa io nueb eramblinx about hard tim«e ; hut oxpense* ax* tmall oom pared with tb» war period. Asa D. Rork On motion *f W. P. Garrett, Aaa D. was declared nnanimoualy nominated. Mr. Rork being calledAut thanked th* convention for the honor eojftcrred and pledged himself to do all in hl* power for th* interest of th* Michigan's Pride, Olivet College, Olivet. Mich. The Fall Term l-ogins September 14ih. Full corps of InsUmctoni in all Deport­ ments. Prof. G. W. Chadwick will give leeoons on the new Pipe Organ. Imdien will please apply to Miss H. D- Storke, Principle. Geotleiucn to H. Q. Butter­ field, D. D. Prreideut. xxi354l Bevier, Haber, Hamilton. FOR SALE. Smith, ” • Tw’n8 of character nnd •Wity." True evary word. . ‘ Our Centennial, r"UB,y P«,fiH'w»Wthe tint* of the District Oennre <£ Bj',1,e ’•y> th*y Ure B nwa ’‘•* Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 251-2 acres to Exchange. for a farm near Has­ tings. Correspondence solicited. W. A Woodworth, Atty, and Real Eeilte Agt. Douglas, Mich. * ’wHZi?rper’ ,r-j pr’B*iB« “ •*ho,,,t- I have it'hogc Mock of Pare Castor Oil. Pure Lard OiL Pore G video Oil. Bought since the last decline tn prices. Call and examine goods and prices. You will gain by it. . People's Drug Store. W. II. Goodykab. xxi29wlt2 THE IICKFORB AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine 1 Whitman's Assorted Candies—the best n the market. A full supply at J. ft Roberts'. ^s.’^rsstte -sssia! amity MaeMao, I eylJpder^Tl noodlea Mtj ml* *»**iia* will'b* teat to any urt of th* dt*:o* or Canada, rxy.re., v tery** y>r*-»«tod. pt of th* priee. CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONISTS SPECIAL NOTICE. Eeq.. ofNa.hvm*, for Probat* Judge. <h,rlhsak. *« due and tendered th* £d|t- OILS Fob Salk—A valuable young itprirc of Marshall Pricket. TbcRtv. J. B. ||uiiOi4>f Middleville, was Odektadavn in the pulpit of the M. E. Church ®f this city, yesterday, with s'para* T’-e Vermontville Enisrpriss say* : "The lUpol-lievn* of Barry County hav* ^•tajwise thio; in nominating Clement BlCKFOkJ \jwtte* All kinds of fruit, candies, nuts and raisins, fot sale at ibo lowest prices by JohnStanley. District in eare of hi*"«l*ction. Tb* *onvention chore as a District ComudtEntros Bax.txb : [Mar Nir.—On August 22d the WhHe Stripe l**. for th* next ensuing two years, Hon. A. Base Ball Clab of Bedford and the Augusta pi but A M Armour, A. H. Ellis, Hon. A. C. Hub played th* second match gam* at Auguste T.wM, He*. Geo. K. B—r 0- -otion of ■resulting in a victory of tb* former. ’ Mow Hon. A.C.Towne, theconvvntfon voted tohold the next eoav*nlKnat Prdri*vill*. E P J E Local Slijipa^ Notice? x xi29tf_________ __________________ evening still living but the xxt31yl Two good milch 00wt and a few sheep for sale. On motion ofW. P. Garrett the convention toted to proceed to the 4lh informed ballot which resulted aa follows, vii: ■ Onjmotian tion proceeded lo thtr 6th informal which resulted a* follow*, vis : it reader will find our Ws<hington lelpubli«lie>l to-day. uf great political iniM>c*. and our Centennial letter, very BARNES & COMPANY. . Remember all aecaunts and notes are due and we mart and will have our pay. Smith, Manek t Preston xxi304w Hasting*. Michigan. Th* White Stocking* of JohnstowA "ftoup*d" th* •‘Haymakers’’ on Friday Aug. 26 with a score of M to S oa au*n laniig* wh*n th* gam* wu drawn owing to th* lateness of th* hour. Th* gam* wu Umpired by John . Bought very low and WE will sell them ai prices that will please the closest buyer. M. D. Reed desires to call attention, to his new Wagon Shop, where he may be found at all hour* of any day, ready to do any work in his line, from putting a new Soko in an old wheel, to the building of e beat buggy over seen in the county of Barry. Don't forget the place; in the shop with Janon Rich A Bro., corner o. Church and Railroad Street. XxBtf full competition. In their Wore is located the Telegraph office which is a special a Tomodstion to all our people who send or receive telegrams. When you are in wat . of any Drug*. Books, Stationery or Wall Payer, don’t foil to call at th* Pbmnix Drug Store,’ South State Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, * Golden Oil, Black Oil, OILS. On motion the convention proceeded to second informal ballot which resulted as fol­ low*. vis : as we feel sure he would he able to c*pe sueecasftilly with any imported sx-eblelhe Demo­ crate may put In the field. aid* of jfg (leMre to call your attention to our stock of strietlu pureDR I rOS and MEDlCIJfES We make a speciaUty in dealing in only strictly prime DRUGS. We believe it is for the inter. of our Customers as well as ourselves to sell only primC and pure MEDICINES. We have a larjc stock of Liat or Patents. List of patents issued lo Inventor* of Mich­ igan for the week ending Aug. 29, 1876, and each dated Aug. 16. 1876. Furnished thia paper by Cox & Cox Solicitors uf Patents, Washington, D. C. J. Debts, Bieam Engine Cut-off, JMkson. A. .Michules, Ramea, Monroe. A. Speer, Rotary Engine*-, Hart. A. Eldridge, Shuttle Carrier for Sewing Machine, Big Rapids. R. Knowlton, Hay Rakes, Ann Arbor. A. Right, Umbrella Supporter, Monro*. hope his Attention is asked lo tbe advsrtumonl of Banxsa & Co., printed on our third page. Thia firm have the neatest drug store in Cen­ tral Michigan, and a stock of goods in every department of their business that for quahty cannot be surpassed anywhere, and which they will »*U at priecea which defy .'incecas- HASTINGS CITY DRUG STORE. Will, of coutm, wish to see all th* sights comfortably and cheaply.. .To this end th* Canada Sonth<-ria R'y Company hu, through It* connection* in the West and Northwest, ptoc*i on sale a large number of Tocn.m’ Exccuiow Ticxrr* at r*M»y r*duced rates, by which passenger* can not only visit the Centennial Exhibition at Phil­ adelphia, but can, in addition, visit th* prin­ cipal eastern citiea, with an opportunity of stopping at any of tbe great number *f fismou* rsMrts in Now York and Pennsylvania. The Canada Southern fa tbe only Bn* from the West running directly to Niagara Fall*, giving passenger*, from the train, a tion in lbw favor u thrir power *f curing tb*m. wonderful pancramfc view cf this Mighty upteially in loeaUtl** where fabrii* complaint* *f Cataract, Horae-ohae Fall, th* an Internlttesi typ* prevail, and wb.re the ordi­ nary rwcxrew of th* pharmaeopmia. sub m qui­ ly at the Falla. The track of the Canada nta*. an*nfa, birmuth. *to.. affordno adequate N«atberM is an air line, laid with rteel rails of lhe heaviest pattern ,- there are no curve* or grades; wood is used far fital;, mtana *f invIroraUon and protection aaaiest dis­ ease. invariably reap an ample barren of health. Digvation. excretion and aeeretion are rendered r*r*Iar >ai vlroreu* by thia reline tonie sad al­ terative. sad th* assealial* ef health, beta* arcured. that bleaeinc natnrally followr. N'ervout diaeasee. Intermittent and recnitten: fover*. rheu­ matism. bUIocxn**. and kidney or bladder trouble* Tho hydrate of ehlovai and the bromide of pota*-, tium ars both highly pornielo*. dras*. the «rw. dosdlns the brain and. It to mW. weakening toni­ city of th* vvaeu system: and th* latter ratals* ibedtotetion and infoctinx th* blood. Hitetetteri. Bitten uhfova* th* remedial pnrpore of both th** modtotoM. which to to soothe tho krais sad n«rv«s. without eauritm aayhurtfcl after effoete **•«■»<•**»■ nocriona at Niagara FaJiasuad JMN*!• with th* New York Central iuMI Erie Railway*, u>c Canada Southern tofoM bocomiBg the faTwrtte line'to the East. Ticket* via this popular Mm ban be procured at all affiu* of connecting linu, or-at pt* Company's own office*. ,. drusen eaB ** olrta^ne^ ^7 • FRANKE. SNOW, Genl Pass, and fMKAg’L XXI27if. �thi^akiugeeipackage rural topics THE HANL'BE FILE The farmer who does not feci a deep in­ terest in the accumulation of manure is, not to bo found this side of the “Far West,” a* it ia his bank irom wtriqh^ia check* out his deposits that make "hut crops grow. But how to obtain a ?m®^qn^ sqpply is lhe great quesfaun of rhe 1 Ay. •’CWhmer- end fertilisw* cost a great deal of money, when ex tesriyuiy applied1 ahi ■ Amd often dp ivagive'hatisfactiqa, especially in HujK*>3- dry I* htWSfanners must generally xdy on their stable manure, which con­ account ofuo secondary.---------* intl^j ’matter of realising the besl market prforduriug hot weather xartieuNriy . *bould shippurs be eApecii Hj regrod to exagts.' Tubs i ‘and firkins should used exclusive y> bw*; in ............. ...... disthis some crimination in roquwr.d. Oak fixkins and tubs arc taked t* ’preforeunc to others on' account of that neater appearance, thpugh ome purtioi u?». home-made tuba, which ' — [ UaeSrjpurpoBn. Another packages are becoming Jie part of dealers is the fmorc readily to shippers _________ _________ » more readily agree on tare if* ct tain kind of tub is used to which1 Uicy are accustomed. Therefore I recommend tubs, pails and firkins as the most dreirabla and. in tlw cud, the most economical packages used. Parties should be careful * soak their packages well be­ fore using. ; In butter snaking always use the best rai . Parties ehoald be careful to pack their butter solid, completely fill- tains every constituent that crops require; i»B Um. pufcaHM,u4 w »pn»a « ptaxoT dean now Heacbed eotton over it dipped in brine, uuaily tacked in at lhe edges so tain should be kept, and every pound of when movc<l it will not damage the appear­ ance. Knowing that these instructions their manure should be raved that possibly are old to few but new to many, I offer caa be Mileh cows should bo yarded at them fur tfib purpose oflinring uniformity night, feeding diem some ..green crop in in trade;« y[|U as in packing., and to obtain s good supply of this, all the live stock drat farms w3l? profifthly bus- their yard at evening, it their pastures be short, and early in the moruiag, as clover in May or June, and sowed corn, or Hun­ NEW ADVERTISMENTS STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRADE, and has in stock and daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dye Stuff’s. Fancy Goods, and in fool a com­ plete Stock of Druggies Merchandise which he offers to the people at greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER,the Peo pie's Drug S toreisdirectly opposite Empire Block. One door east of Spauldings Of every Description which we ■-ln„ can sell cheaper than any Irotrn • in Bar­ ry Ooanty, for these reawns: 1st. Beeaneewe have no rent t » pay ±j. BecauM we make the mnst r»r out goods ourselves. Sd. Because we keep the best c work4th. Hocatme we wsrrBBt »H goods wr make. 1 ' _ We sell none of tills chca|>-ruade Fur­ niture that te made by machinery. The goods we make l« made by hand, and warranted. We i-.vlte all peradn* 19 call and Inspect our goods, for they al bear inspection. Ko trouble at all show gocxla. Pariiea having Pioturea to iramo would do fell to g 1 them framed cf us Hastings, July 18A_187C G. P. Rowell & Co's. Column. garian grass later in the season. This gnu* or millet a* it is aometintus called, may b* rirnn at any time from May 15th, to July 15th, and it makes excellent green feed few stock. Three pecks of awsl to the acre is enough for green fcqding. and a half* buahd for haj, when sawn about Juno 1st. The manure iifthc yarded stock STEINHOFF & WCOD 4*’* sfle? **r»iee n lk* MM&srjiS.tS’-R as we ctmi/Io it P ..-rand Cheaper than any house in P . .y County. We keep the Largest e«.u Beat ■elected stock of PlUrURE FRAMES AND MOULDiNufi, ekb, Brackets, PAFEM-HoLnWaliAPockjcto, Rlippee- HOIJIEKH, and everything In the Furniture llde. We invite all person* to call and look thrown in a broad heap, V, kept_____ flat_________ on tbe, top to receive rains; and then every few dap throIT oa layers of weeds, refuse straw or anything found found upon the farm that will deoompoBoand make manure. Frequently Tarrant’s Sditer Aperient. a fidd M covered with toll weeds; cut them with your mowing ma chine before the will cnrrMt Midlty. r«li«<« lk» pota. tarry off needs ripen, and'draw them to your com* pout heap, patting on a layer as often as sad IU aaaml Om would pcevoat mneh tuff«rin«. you gather a layer ofcow dang. Slacked lime will hasten docotnjxvuLien , but plaster will be of no particular benefit where there is much matter to be decomposed. Ashes also had better not be used in such a com­ pcat. Salt may be put on it—What yon have from your meat barrels that lias been uaed ; but it will not pay to buy salt at its market value to use on land in any manner. Farmers must increase the number of their Peerless Milk Safer. Us A »hi«rd th* F*U*nt 10 WESTERN LANDS now on exhibition st our Fun i’uie Stnrv. All klnda of work road* tn or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ Samical aOetiaiiral DENTISTS ! WlUaitori lo all braorbei <st the IW^loa »•* J. Cole & Son lAUKTHMCTS. niture noatlv done. WE MEAN RUSIKEtiS! Furniture Rooms «>uth ride State St. opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hardware THETXNTlMOXy OFTHE WlfOLE tOBU'. BQWirS OHDBL Bad L«f», Bad Dream. AoNa aal Vktn. ALLdewwiixUa af awn *ro rea-iuUe by Ur •V«r aad dlUrrat ■>« of thl> isudtublt rtw tss NEW. MUSIC. GROCERS. Ldcskhold 111KLOD1E8 u .eonulm tba foUowiac ftrao*. Ofer for SaleSt tic Lowest linn Rate IM PIASTER STUCCO WATER HIE LIRE H.W.P. COLSON’S U INDIAN SALE ON EXECmON. STKIBIAS I SO'S cows, in order to increase their supply of manure ; and sec that you obtain, or raise, only good ones, as poor animals are not profitable. ■nd c»ln the lore urf affMdon of any peraon [hey ftgsmaBC-No fanner should be without an ice house, because it ia absolutely necessary in every family to preserve frosh meat apd other thing* in the- Summer sewwn. I once knew a farmer who drew a few tons of ice in large square cakes, and packed thsm up upon a few rails mar liis houesc, to keep the ice from the ground, with a bed of straw between and upon the rails. After the ice had reached a height ofabout eight feet, with a diameter of ten feet, he covered U> two thick with straw, top and sales, aud then set some boards up so as to shade the ice, and carry off the rains; and that ice kept till September. ’ ,,______ r. This shows that ice will keep well above the. ground, Bofld> * « onsc ■ • for -it about Where you wul find all kinds ol SHAIR Shingles Lath &c. PROBATE ORDER: OF MICHIGAN, Coanty of Barry. w.- BTEBS' OACRF.P OEUiCTIONB. No. 2. Prioo SJcU.. conUdni M f»llow» : ^t'nnto are4’ A’^thrm”".............. **"cSp«r Sarinc Vled'ml Mala Voieaa—,—___ ...Weened. I J- MW, •asxa;ttg.”*^iSv: Carriaje, Sloans Ornamenta ateSrKaeare aTthe throat and <haM. Ta an*’ Uta ferar and laawn the iaflamatioa. atrht arwa Pilto abonld be taken nieht ant norairr- il>’ KTERF TifttWqifare, iri——__ r ________ side ; lay down old rails, < or anything to B™"*— • C:-. keep thevce off tbe ground, pack in sawed tehte. faaviro; 18 inches of space between | tbe ke and the sides of the house to be filled with Btraw firmly packed down. The harios bron ■sadforsssss xsamia U»pOteiiMot l»r. lUrlow nndjothrr pruBinent^^wcbiM of door should be in two parts, each about firs foct kmg, the upper one to be used till the iae gets beiow the top of the lower oac, with movable steps to go up to it. Between 110W and January is die time to buiUr frur lee bouse.-, I. know of no ad-. • VRGAN 0ELHOT1ON8. ttoanwitebi be aa ebrraaeion of tkr cheat. ««« from arthma or oth«.- eanat-i Hies, Flatnloa, Stricinrw, At A. M. Hoek'a <'.rrtege Shop . Jefferson St, - Mailings, Mich. rewind W 1 walar.aad THE DlblAK RED DROPS BTrp7SbM0M, THE EHEMT OF DISEASE! THE FOE OF PAIN MUSTAW . ■ on~lh.-cta~ BBWALO. N. ■ p. p. Box m&. IIATCAW. The tat time to moke hay cops is from now fa November, as fanners have more , Iriatrre than earlier tn the ssuk », and they ■ sunt be made in edod drying weather. ■ T^m.following U.ihc w^tmer of making WHICH HAS STOOD THE TE.3T OF 40 YEARS. THERE IS SO FORE IT WIXL NOT, BEAL. NO LAUENERH FT WILL NOT CUKH. HO ACHE, NO PyUNiTHATAEZLICTH THE HV- Train MEN v«y aopcrior caps, jw practiced by nn In­ diana fanner; Hdtekes OM-fonrfh dtance ' .ofJMSMfMtt'U' A gnUOT pf hfiu water, bdSbd skim, and then *»k thy,pppliuiM thi* far 24- hou» ; take out afol partly dry and when half dry pat tbe muslin io^so-: Intaoa composed oftwo ounces of alum and <mc ofaugnr of lead to «sch pilon-of water. Soak tbc muslin well in this and hang it up to dry. lie says R will make it bmh fire undwaterproof. Thfc caps he cqjteqne und one-fourth yards long, which ui^kcs aqnare, and after hemming the end.*attaches aeadsfaa ifaHK-ke&MteatdjMte wbowt the■ hay or wheat cock... Ope hundred caps will answer for ten acres of1 ' ’ wiR last for years. A good do not u« hay cajw ; hut 1 mMMWtkaa, atleyoltai UmbmAh. m tem » • la mvwx; MfMOliawwL. > ' '»nt«wa»iWxxM. A aoaa.4* d Um Aawnwe Oromi)! 'Sbta, u3 U»po> dMald tejMMaWfHklMUruUni >> & FOR e ale or trade- aaaclu* wonno. anr«. ..r u>-»r. au wneoueae'.j ■asaat»«arvd.lhaaoaadalhas**lTt.ai!l ma bra!; warm broad and water |->uHiroa >p?M era tba aliatiii porta, aner the OiRteeat Sai wet nHI tabbed ia. wilraeoUie and Ue «t ■roatlr amint tha eero. There t< a *d«retiwi«r ulaer. rare, aad nwelhns.whkU need notbenta-i bm. auuiodiatapoa tbofulbesof yoath. nad, «n wk A this Oiajmmt barren^ re^wwrod-iu’ SOTStaten rotsrdy. In eunuraeb roimaowiwtie ■error mile to roslote tbe-netam tu a baaUay ium U the IHlla be taken aectrdisc <» the retMrl itstraetteoa. Viptherja, Vkaraled Bare TUrubt. and Fa4et TLE COSTING 2T>c.. 60c.. J*ffi rlftfc or jt-M.: ONK WTABLK STTAM SAW W < -ifc good ortfcr rualag every <fay, ONE i HEAVY V.AIK OK MULES J yav old OXlt».,wi*UCAiE. ONE ug0Y TRKMH jixartw ttik •«< of COtar CMtO.'. CEN HOUSE J4MM wm exrerimtntiuc. h« *reW«tily iuu: iib w “-mill liifiu m-fi;! rt nil kick. . E. STAUFFER, mM«I Prop. <*■>»>• aw.'oliait eld idAMW lMuUM. with fatter aeaoAimdatteM. Iab*D te ateatadkM all a^ -tt-’t -r- ,HMMta*m«*sr»*oswas-wfiiateMtt WteHtei.-wim»«<... B IU.IARD, CORQUfrnre iio: Turwer In I!oni| Wm<». AU ltf4a tfTMl HmmTU., Am BEAR OF 220 NORTH SECOND ST,, (Second Floor.) PHILADELPHIA, Miltal W. ;tijuh h'ijjwS— .TENTS t».o.anj-‘"SS rrwflL*- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-31.pdf b998de922d894e67adb302e579cdcd38 PDF Text Text iwod VOL. XXI. KO. 36. HASTINGS, BARRYCOUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, ADGUSK3L<87& WHOLE NO 1079. UNPARttLED SUCCESS 13 ‘ bfrW^E Meana'riarary and death: A rote lor Oaaeral Hum Prosperity ■:>.! Peace. To voia fbr p<ta Tilden TRIUMPH SINGLE REAPER. Which is the (test One Wheeled Mncldue in the Market. Cull end I SEE THE BATH PLATFORM BUGGIES Both Finished and Unfinished. YJbrhdor, Buffalo Pitta. Ohio Sworptlakw, rlMrldiliFUWrWiM’ r TUB OLD AND RNLIABLN TATLOK BAKE. ASD THE IMCUOVHD jfikCKSOX WAGON CONSTANTLY ON HAND One door east oil Goodyear’s Hardware. MESSER & POWERS. April Hastings, 12, 1876. z IffifiEffllHnSHH t R. 0. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE MUSIC JACKSON, ••Aunt Abba," raid Hugh one after­ noon when he came in from school and was standing by th® dining-room fire, “1 wish I might quit school; 1 am learning just nothing at all, and 1 have the head­ ache aft day ; my feet arc like blocks of ice. I will study nt home.” “Did Dot Martha come home with you ? School is out, is it not ?' '•Yea, Aunt Abba, but I divpot Ifkc to tell the reason sbo is not here. You can ask her when she comes." It was nearly dark when she camo in, and Mrs. Emerson raw tint her eyes were red and swollen. “What is the trouble, little one?” she ’ isnrnw ikt n ,i>j ; z: to i _ tom jo oil ifcLta' L- ®i" raabr^M > asked kindly. The poor child came sobbing to her aide, and held up her chubby hand, all swollen and purple, while the tears stream­ ed down her cheeks. . “I have been feruled far making picDrawing her to tho light, Abba saw the marks of a heavy ruler across the tendcr flesh; the skin was broken and the blood settled badly. She took warm wa­ ter, soaked the poor aching hand, and wetting a soft towel » tincture of arnica, bound it up; then said : "Does it feel better? 1 am very sorry you did anything wrong.’' '•I do not think I <fid. It was just this. Il was very cold at noon, and I told pome of tho little one* to stay in. the school house and play. They said they would if we big girls would draw them some pictures. Hattie Leeson and I said we would ; so we rat down by the stove and I drew the picture of a man sitting in a chair, with a ruler m one hand and a book in the other, and his foot on the Sort I •»««' » « tie like the teacher—the children all saul Il did. EU«i “J wo laughed and had a nod• deal » « of fun. James Griffin took in' late to look at ft. JU3* then u.cu somebod from the entry Just threw a snowball and hit Eddie Watson on the nose and made It blood badly. IU I ’O THE YANKEE SHOOLMISTRESS. DENTIST READ!READ! READ! Special Medical Announcement Joy Rumfort and Hdppinest Sick and At£Uete< ! W HASTINGS AND VICINITY SB HHVu of him? Before his nose had stopped bleeding, the master came; he told us to take our seats, and sent Eddie to the dw to bold a snowball to hu none. I never thought of my slate till I wanted t toum;e»d wi.i. X"?"’ ronB« 0T •>t-> th. hapiHtM rwotu. ,r*”0 .* cuxscl TA TioirrxeK. -w c!‘*T,m . "■« »° nuHisraU that Um Every instfamenTFUM Warranted. Oil Pi® aidftpstoji®!6 ftr Ne’J?a..Mn R.D. BULLOOk. WOO Reward «»r ear MM I’A.uxnaUmi or Sait Rhame aT^."111 e»y Wholesale -for M.chrgan Rapids-EaBtsag,naw and Fl'm«.r ^6. BROWN, Piano Tuner. then it lay------desk, with the picture a handwriting, but I was not going to tell. The teacher took out his ruler aod told cious of pain. ' The doctor unbandaged me lb gfrc hlm n>7* hand. I did not the hand : “Mr. Benson this Is your want to be punished, and 1 told him I did work I" not intend any wrong. At that he struck It was indeed a severe lesson to him ; tno on the shoulder, and told Die again to he had no thought of thn injury bang of give him any hand. Bo I did and ho so severe a nature. Thu deed was com­ htrnck me over so many blown for iusult- mitted io the lieakof passion, and ho act­ ing ’ him ; then he said he should gire me ually writhed with remorse at tho wreck as taany more far hrlbg to him. Before he had made. That pale face, and band­ lie got through, tho room turned dark, aged head shorn ofits beautiful curia, and and I fell down and struck lay head the swollen hand, haunted .bin* far yearn. .against the corner of tho step Us desk . Dr. Emerson judged correctly, when he stahtli'iJu.’ Theblowfbegan to run," and thought that it would be a more severe the girln said I tainted|iw»y. Mr. Ben­ punishment to look upon his work than son sent mo Ur my seat, but I could not it would be to pay a few paltry dollars see half of tho time. I asked him if I into the pocket of her father. “Mr, Benson," said Mrs. Emerson, might be dismissed, but be would not 'let 1UO go till scliool was out. Jamas Griffin gently, ,CI have had a good deal of experi­ ran home, and Sir. Griffin came down, ence as n teacher of children, and I be­ and so had to tell him obont it; and I lieve their righto ought to be respected just as much as the rights gf older people. rode home with Mr. Griffin." “Who did write tho name on tho We are liable ourselves to be mistaken ; how much more so these little ones II never slate?", “I think it-'waa Bill Perkins. You in all my experience had occasion to accn.sc a child of lying. Treat them justly and know 1 did not son any one do it, but it fairly, and they will tell the truth frankly. looked like his writing.*' 1 believe children are made untruthful by “Let me looks! your head, Martha— the pernicious treatment which they re­ i* it hurt much ?" ceive ; and did I continually accuse-a “There .vrtw a Lig bump np; it is not child of deceit, I should expect him to all gone dnsni now—it bled a good deal.". come to be deceitful. Another rule I Mrs. Knienwn thought it iriu a big adopted, which saved me from much pain bump, and a big gash too; it made her and many mistakes; I never punished a shiver to look at it The bright curly child when I was angry or excited myself. hnir was matted with blood, aud the wa­ I do not believe, if all wha have ths ter and blood had drippeil down on tho care of children were to adopt this rule, girl's nock and shouldersTaking the they would very often find it necessary to scissors, she cut the hair off around the use corporeal punishment.'’ wound, and after a washing in arnica, applied an adhesive plaster. She then took of Martha's wet clothes, soaked her OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. feet in warm water, and put her to bed. When Dr. Emerson cime in, he could linrdly contain himself to hair the atory Washington, August25th, 1876. through, he was no indignant. He •ball “The impudeht sconndrd! be horsewhipped !u The harmonious action of the delegates Don't get axeited, Edward I" to the New York Republics:! convention 1 “Excited!, Who could he netted ? A lUUe »vcct child ] be so abused I It was none of hi what the children played al uwu limo I” “Just what Mattie said about it; aha never meant it as an insult, and a gen­ tleman could not have token it as such." “No, indeed: he never ought to have taken notice bTit anyway." “It cannot be helped nerw ; m noon m .you are through tea, I wish you would go up to her room and.sec her." • They *' verish Her litti the outside of the L __________________ “Sho mint have bjed copiously,” said the doctor, as hu hud the wrist, tenderly down os tho bed. “It looks pretty senson The is going to used attention." The doctor took care of her till mid­ night, and then Hannah took hi* place. It ifas indeed a serious piece'of work; the poor girl wm delirious, and would beg of the iwUr not to strike her again, and then lie and moan. Wliun the Doctor came in the monring, he found Wr: in a raging lever. There woa a good deal of excited talk, in Cokbcater that day, and when Mr- Looson notified the master that they could dupento With his Mn-iocs in the- plkbc, he turned very pale, and asked at Saratoga ; the evidences they presented of a cotnpwt# unifaction bf nil the various factions of the party in the State ; the fusion of the liberal an independent voters with the straighout Republican organiza- most popular leaders of tho State brought rejoicing to many an anxious, doubting Republican’s heart; and dismay and grief to many heretofore hopeful Democrats, who have been left over here to supervise the work of the campaign, and to thousands of others, temporarily or permanently te- siding here, and who stand prominently identified wilh one or the other bf the great parties who are soon to lockhorns in a struggle for the mastery and control of tho nation far the next faur years. regard New York as the State Many that "will decide the contest for good or ill ; and there is no question but what the Demo­ crats had founded about all their hopa upon Republican dLiccnions ; and tho mid­ givings of Republicans were quite as gen­ tho' reason. erally based on their apprehensions that “Tho fact Beason, wo don't caro to no way of compromise would bo found. have our children quite kiHcd. We have Cheering intelligence also eomes with had enough of your flogging here." every breexo sweeping in from the Prairies Mr. Hebard was of ceuno very indig­ nant, and witliout consulting Dr. Emerson, of tho great West and Northwest. Even went to the Grand Jury and entered com­ California sends greetings aud assurancca plaint against Mr. Benson. Before the master had picked up his books and ruler, of a complete Victory ; and from the char­ acter of the warfare being waged against the sheriff had entered tho nebod house and arrested him. Benson the ultra copperhead candidate for Gov­ was perfectly astounded. He had pun- ernor of Maine, under tho furious leader* ishea in the heat of passion, and was ‘ ■hip of Senator Blaine, it is entirely safe to aware of the violence of his blows. predict a trumph in that State more com­ r. giowing „The worse Mattie kept trouble was in her head ; aho recognised plete than any that has cheered the loyal do oncr and her symptoms wore alarming. masdcs there and elsewhere for the Dr. Emerson feared fracture of the skull, past six or eight years. and at length telegraphed to tho city for Now evidences of Mr. Tihlcn’s total un­ an etaincnl practitioner. He could only account for tho wound by surmising that there had been a projecting dvI bead that had injured the bone, as she fell with force'upon tht T* ~ * ~~ ______________ weeks before Mattie’s sunny face was seen in the household. Mr. Benson was heavily fined. There was intense excitement, and Mr. Hebard was advised to sue him for personal dam­ ages as soon as the State claim was settled; but Dr. Emerson opposed it, saying that he would adjust that part of the business with Mr. Benson himself, and requested him to call nt his residence. It was with a trembling step and quak­ ing heart that the teacher ascended the Stans of the piazxa. Dr. Emerson fitness for the place he aspired to are every day coming to light, shocking his honest supporters and threatening a panic among tho plotting conapiriton who lead the Democratic forces, as they rcaluic how the rufanner cheated even hid own friends nt the St. Louuf Convention. Tho Hew York 7Vsi« make a change of perjury against the reformer, that unless it cau be shown to be a “campaign lie'' as somo of Tilden’s champions have characterised it, must prove hopeloraly diaasirous. Il states that m 186’A Tiiden swore that the amount of his income from every source, whether professkmal or otherwise, subject received him kindly. "I askod you to call, Mr. Benson, not to taxation for the year of 1862 was a lit* to trouble you or add to your distress, tie over 17,000. |a hisrcjoiner to the . x _____ ________________ but * y°u to “* Martha; and I hope WdLilho.™ » Rre.1 lw« uil II win be . IlfojMK fe-® to you. If it charges of robbery made against him by hitngtag through the chair down to ths |is tho mOina of hslpiug you to restrain the Terre Haote, Alton and St. Louis �railroad oompany. M lltown by the eotat from the first and aveond mortgage bond- bolder* o£ that roadin iBWk $20,000 idsnt the latter sent an invitation to ___ SWMW, * aa HE<K s - - AJn. 31, 18T|. ally Wxrouut fcr th* >rge turn of moaev 1 by Ik* J.r.:iidrrt*s. true ns money F » the Jgtn wmif f«l. ^-viously and muttaiy bjereofl'to. A- did not belong .to him, tl»cn he is guilty of robbery as charged by tho railroad com­ pany, whichever born of this dilcmsaa he chooses cannot much matter us to the ver­ much Ths has publication dismay in iKxasiooed circles. Democratic Thorn is a fearful looking forward to judg­ cile b'u two statements. Apparently well in all of crookedness directions are being made; and which arc beginning to, have a paralyzing very effect upon his adherents. , Washington has been captured by. nn army of Centennial excursionists, chiefly from tho West, but with a They arc increasing each day, and they bid fair to RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, the remaining crowd the exposition, for New attractions months of its existence. ia [the way of cattle-shows, regattas and other interesting features hare been de­ vised which, it is hoped, may largely, in­ crease the attendance. N1TIM1I. good sprink­ ling from the East and South. _______ -J KJ — ia 1.U - aMha ■ -V — .Kb^ ... -dmenraged-hoa his oag^ cripUon I could give. In fact be must hare walked aenws the room soma threeor four times before be even noticed me after my entrance. Ho then spoke to mie, but still continued pacing the room, croaring it several times more. He then addressed me with an inquiry. "Mr. Hamlin," said he "what arc yon doing in the Senate with the ‘Omnibps bill?’ («o called) then before the Settle. My re­ ply was prompt—Mr. President, I be­ lieve the bill wrong in principle, and I am doing what 1 can to deftat it.’ His rejoinder was as prompt and very decided —‘Stand firm; uon’tyield; ir-airoaA ilu~ vtttoK, and I am jnjmed to learn that wr have disunion mew * jo* Contend with ; disunion.is treason aid, -irith an exple­ tive which I will not repeat here, be RSHULtm TICKET. said, with an emphasto that I shall never forget, that if they attempted to carry out their scheme while he was President they For Prttiderd, should be dealt with by l»w as tlicv des­ erved and extcnUd. Once or twice in the conversation he affirmed that he of Ohio. would not be coerced by any mon or men from the strict lino ofhU duty, as.he un­ For Vkr-Pretident, derstood it, and that the Union must be preserved at all hotards. WILLIAM Ai WHEELER. Washington pre­ sents many points of interest to those vtsi- BcpsMi* <n BtalWleUe«.J tors and they make an industrious. use of Tvr <io vernor—CUAMX.U8 M. CROBWKLI f or IJ.'.I- GuTwnur-Abo^VOHB^li^; all their special sotrncs, and tax their powers 'll, u . of locomotion touicir utmost, that no lo­ . cality may be neglected and that they may , iSttSB-KHSt1 resume their mcanderinss with »n exhaus­ tive knowledge of the National Capital, as one of the accomplishments acquired by ’ their Centennial journey. Other than the presence of these visi­ tors, our city is suffering, from the usual stagnation following the adjournment .of MDVSIUM Congress ; the removal of the President with his family to the seashore, absence of many others officials annual leave. But tho and the on - their repavement promise For reigns supreme in the RT____ departments where every one is demora­ VorcSaat/baAT’? '■ - I ! lised by the suspense incident to the pre­ Far Ooroatv-JuhXFH । GtRnv AND NOV? THE VERY MEN WHO FOUGI.T AND VOTED TO BREAK UP THIS UNION. NOW UNDER THE HAMENAMEAND ORGANIZATION.STILL CALLING f-ome of the points thus far scored ITSELF DE>toCRATIC APPEAL against Mr. Tilden may be Summarized as TO YOUR GENEROSITY TO SUR­ follows -* Item 1, that he is a rebel sym­ RENDER TO THEM ALL THE . GREAT POWERS OF THE GOVERNMENT.^HEY ASK TOAD next October. Logan. was. one of Item 3, that Ln has had a hand in a mul­ titude of “crooked” railroad transactions ; Item 4, that bo played a double part in the caul ring busincea, denouncing fraud­ ulent claims in hu message and afterward paying one of the very claims denounced ; Item 5, that ho defrauded the Govern­ ment of its just revenues, by evading hi« income tax ; Item G, that he contradicted himself twice under oath by making con­ flicting statements of his income. For a great reform loader, some of these points are exceedingly awkward aud embarrass­ Gov. Hayes’s record, on hand, has been subjected to tho other the closest scrutiny since his nomination, most virulent Democrat has found a flaw ia it. Literary Notices and not the He — raid than demand certain------------------- -------—. will prom hard upon the diminished sup­ ply. This of itself will lend to invigorate trade, overcome stagnation, and give new life u> liuiu-i. lit. Iron iotemt, wkidi dial he hung spies aud Mexico." Admitting ity and prosperity, the morning beam* of which I am sure 1 can faintly but clearly MINISTER TO LAWS. CONTROL ITS REV'ENUEB. AND TO MOLD ITS POLICY AT HOME AND ABROAD BOTH OF THEIR CAN­ DIDATES, THOUGH LIVING IN THE NoftTM, OPPOSED EVERY MEASURE OF THE WAR, ALL THE MOVEMENTS TO ORGANIZE THE ARMY THAT BEAT DOWN THE REBELLION. AND ALL THE SAFEGUARDS ADAPTED TO SE­ CURE THE RESULTS OFOUB VIC­ TORY. THE MEN THEY WOULD •BRING INTO THE CHIEF PLACES OF THE REBEL ARMIES OR WHO FROWNED AND COMPLAINED IN THE NORTH. THESAME STATES THAT PASSED AND MAINTAINED ORDINANEC8 OF SECESSION ABE THE MAIN STRENGTH OF THIS COALITION —Amafor bherman. yet Alex. H. Stephens of Georgia—participa­ rose shape you Crackers We brag on. Cheese OimilOM We sell the best TO-D Tobacco ALL We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.OO. & OhioStone W are Istiiebest. * they ultimately quailed and failed before people. And yet Toombs and Stephens are alive to-dny, and intensely concerned .in saving .. .. .k______ ted in, also, by Robert Toomba and Mr. There are many Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. tlrecn ike Joll Hsyra -i (BwUn Remember. Wc buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMUK, MANEE and PRESTON, Ha.tingi. Aug. 7tli, 1876. Cm. M. S»vm» * C«'» Column. xxj30w4. Nltw ADVKimSRMKNTS. MmriaJ M&t tteaa M*w« ftacinn Hu. n Oar Hen. E rille I Friday CENTENNIAL NOTICE WsJw remember who ■tirriug Premdratial campaign the of 1840. The state of tho limes then and nsw ad­ mit of a parallel, as wtB of the candidatca. m One of the Democratic candidates c'eefor-at-large it Indians is a man । REEK CUTTIUG AID BEPAIRIHG the ehvrortwr Uh. Jn 1840 buauxsa had then been deptoased for three full j°w«, people wiB answer in due wsson. Sin? E2b*****KSj^te^* • JOHNp.W^E^,*"cd. OUAKDIAJTS bale- civilian, and nn Geo. Hanriaon fig- who TO TBS. pruamted for withholding money collected fbr Lis clients, and has had a suit institu­ ted <o hotair him fromfraotioc before the ^noex Republican duk'tnicsry are —— In lin which ia Gaki Crockery. 1840 and 1776—A Parallel. Clingman of North Carolina—in regard tion with which they were always 1 identiand t^e cuteamy Ud«»e|| to do of the nao«t powwftil numtara vat iaauad of thh .valuable jnonthly. No public aui or to an effort, in 1860, to ovmw. Prcmdetrt flad. And they .now want a President! private citlieu who holierta in Republican Taylor in the interests of slavery, then Me Io, their touch, in harmony . with' principles ghould foil u> eubaeribo for thi* supposed to be eapcoially affected by the their principles, aad allied with theca iu a lafc, equal and aou^d currency, u they J° B0W' n,n*in *«* <h* Repub­ partisan amociatfon. b it safe to gratify needed after Taylor’s death The main theta? Are they wholly different from lican candidate. His home WM in the rame county, r>e «e not mtatakn w disagreement between the parties to the what they were id Taylor’a dgy ? Are not Honoe Greeley w 8. J. Tilden ; United Blate* Taylor’s patriotism, integrity and firmwos had both nrillitary and riril distinerione Band* and Nun ; V trivernal AntncMy and •till mefed ia the White Hoose? TU 2G. 187£, «, d-d." tteprin lute, these conspiration) succeeded, though she patriotism of the American A controversy has for sonic time been going on between Thurlow Weed and the Under another Praridcnt, as weak and spiritless as Taylor was brivo and A CHARACTERISTIC SOUTHERN ATTEMPT I J"!* any Toucan wwk,-rhs£.!blo8 6£ amiil the darkness of thorn three .years of ruin — oqt unimpaired national faith has been indeed an anchor of hope, and thus slightest doubt that sane leading South­ saved us from irreparable disaster. Our ern politician A<i</ undertaken to do no ship of State may be expected hereafter to and had been promptly met with a patri­ sail on smoothcr'and happier scan. In a otic firmness and resolution which will be very few month* the political airfes and to his eternal hpnor, especially when it antagonisms and excitements of the Praridential campaign will be brer, With the is considered that ho, too, was a SotU tam­ certainty of stability in national affaire; er and slaveholder. His noblo fidelity in with the assured conviction in ail sections ajwitical epoch has never been sufficient­ and among all chisea that there will be no ly appreciated. Taken from the .army violent and disturbing changes to cause distrust and insecurity ; that the dangerwithout civil experience, and not without oui elemant South is not to be revivified many of tho prejudice! of his section into new hope and more aggresairc action against the North, be had not been long as under tho administration of Andy in Washington before his single hearted Johnson ; that our notional finances are ncos enabled him' to comprehend the not to be jeopardised by new experiment* and untried theories, I anticipate more whole situation, and to resolve upon his confidence in all circles of trade and fin­ line of duty. As he had told Mr. Weed, ance; more demands for manufactures! and “he had discovered that the great body products of all kind* ; more wUlingnam to cnterpriacs ; more of Northern people conceded all that inreat in bnaineaa quickening of the pulm of commerce, and slavery was entitled to under the Consti­ consequently more pro*periiy for the tution, while tho Sauth demanded terri­ country and its citixens, for capitalists and tory devoted to freedom by the Missouri laborera alike; and cannot every one who ‘ Compromise, and threatened disunion if wishes well to his country join in tho prayer, “So may it be ?” their demands wen not complied with." not po that Stephans were the men. or were the only ones, that had nnddavored thus to intimi­ be sell pure t<thethought, let me o re$H0M for this &kh and that the lead- duty, there would seem to parations making for a slaughter of officials ing. fia ' ’ date Gen. Taylor in the discharge of his Confusion that he the g by tho recent great ane_______________ j great staples. East, tho constant settling down of values has at lost reached ‘'hard pan," and individual andAaihp rate **------ “ ------ “-x *" ,i_ wa^ofKbo*, ting away of inveatled incomes, render a tnenta, and diml the* proof is not perfect that Toombs and in Tweet’s congenuial friends and coadjutors ; hesitation tndtora in thia a more then ordinarily eventful an pathizer ; Item 2, Diori From 254 fcp, and ground Goods. fcrent region*, as on we Peninnular Rail­ road that runs through our city, of long they had endeavared to intimidate |pm projected bnt much needed linka that are in the discharge of his duty by threats of now in proeem of construction, and I am disunion, and that he had told them that m> old-fashioned a* to believe that the balance of trade with foreign nations bang into execution he would personally take new ao heavily in our favor, instead of what had just occurred. les* . at Ptote »vCLKMErT BMTTrt. son. when cm taken in rebellion would be hung with of of work upon the Washington Monument, ago, ]have weathered the wont of the storm, । j < jing the place of tho stagnation which has >paralysed business and unsettled values Jsince tho dark days of September, 1873, foil the shock of the panic most disastrous­ ly of all, is beginning at last to revive not into ita former vigorous activity, but in suspicious contrast to its vast disastrous lethargy. State* and municipalties and individuals have neither been willing not able to increare 'their indobtnere as they Such is the substance of the conversa­ were ao universally doing before 1873. tion that took place as I now .recall it." Our crop*, as a general rule, have been This coincides substantially with Mr. large and abundant, and, even at the low Weed’s recollections He ’ ihM» : "I prisei, foreshadow ia agriculturaf countries relief from the inertia in found the President a* Senator Hamlin a and a and trade, left him. walking excitedly; aboout hfe bu*iuo'.“ Railroad room. After inquiring whether I had building, whieh the pdnic no sharply and ao ‘met the —— traitors,’ he related with fortunately arrested, b witnemng a alow much feeling and in strong language and healthy revival, ahd wc hear in dif- command of the army, and 'Fegusylvaniii Avenue and the resumption suspended many years I StH c?»r * uptarWTwewrirtfon tint AMndtHy.-ire “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which : 'will depreciate the one nor sec­ 1tor tan interferance which will idestroy the 01 her?’ ment, semewbat relieved by the hope that he ckn in some uuthongbt of way recon- I founded charges . NEW and toline from Min to beat Our Teas bought att 40cts. to $1 the County. declarer to have been perjury j and if the 820,000 diet MUlM': said • ‘'Travclmg over the country from Octo­ ber to July, on A lecturing tour from New that attracted my attention. We did England to j^raska, conversing with pot speak to each blher. I went into the more jteople ofail classes and occupations, Preaident’s rooiu and found him alone. than ttny other citixen, and watching but if it ia be allenes that he received Hon. Behnyter OblfMt in lbs buodKtoiy remarks, ‘q.«nmediataly.re • dcnl’a room. As I ’ door Robert Toumba Xstained by him and his assooatea, from the monev in their poasewion ; Bend, Aug. nth, the gddieastateg tussle to call at the White House*, -«nd the KDITOXU tica* party. Gmn J*eh • Tkur ti#ai �3/ \ RsjuMicu Z/74 8=^=------------ OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. J GV1R* DIAN’S SALE. CALIFORNIA by a bold avowal of intent . The Hou. H. W. Blair, in a speech m tho House not 1 .ng since, made tho start­ ling announcing that it is a deadly fact that tjjc ignorance of the Southern masses, wielded by an educated caste, if they once' TH Rlt. of lM„, ln lhe dilf.rent Auminiilrationa—Sunset Qox's Excu.e—R.bole. „ H„rt Himpton — Bf.ir’. stirUiog An. get pos»e«uon of the Government nouncement. • • K. TIME-CAGD WA8QINHTON Aug, 24,1876. fid A Table was recently prepared ut fhe Trwuty, ahowing the loul iuea during the period uf each Administratiou, from ,i(1d*y«iw3» I ViB Washington'■ to Grant's, (6 years,) indurive, giving the ratio per $1,000 of such 3:40 r. X " , | J. Ilt -tM. Station As*nt. I TIMK <■ AR1> !i» J.,hn Hptehkiw ..... C H Itener ..KA Holbrook I A linitirook looses. John W. Custer, Esq., an able and eloquent speaker, will ad­ dress the people of this county on the political issues of the day, as follows : At Maple Grove Centre, on Tuesday evening, Sept. 5th. At Assyria Centre, Wednes­ day evening, Sept. 6th. At the Doty School House, in Johnstown, on Thursday even­ ing. Sept. 7th. At Hickory Corners, Friday evening, Sept. Sih. At the Diamond School House in Orangeville, on Saturday even­ ing, Sept. 9th. ■ By Order of Rep. Co. Coin. S. J. Bidliman, Chairman. From this table it appears that in the eight years of Jackson’s term of office the losses amounted to $7,52 per 81,000 Buren’s During Van disbursed. tenn, per (4 ycara,) they amounted to $10,71 $1,000 ; durior Polk’s, (4 years,) to 81, 08 per $1,000 ; during 'Buchanan's, (4 yrera,) to $3 81 per $1,000; during Lincotn’s-Vl years,) to 7G cents per 81,000, ami during the G ymrx uf Grant'* to the comparatitdy *nudl »nm nJ 34 cent* per »nr thontand dollar*. It has been aptly wou’tjie," The raid that "figures very "'welkin has been made to ring." with charge upon charge against the present National Administra­ tion ; that it has eclipsed all its predeces­ sors ia the amount of defalcations of offi­ cers having charge of public funds. officials records show dial, the disbursement* amounted to the mous sum of eight thousand County Cerretpondenon The during the fiat six years of Grant’s Administration, enor­ millions cf dnllara, aud the total defalcations amount­ ed to <>uly two millions and eight thousand TtH>ir' ii» dollars, being, as stated, thirty-four cents m ABOUT THE COUNTY, It seems as though in this Cantenninl year, every township should have a eorreaponjent to its county paper. But I hardly know who there is in thia township that will volun- nervaat feels keenly his inability Io do it ac­ ceptably, but is yreenmtlou* enough to try just ibis onee. to the $1,000 Embraeca under ono management the Great Trunk Railway Linen of the WEST and NORTH-WEST, and. with its numerous brnncht# and connections, forms the shortest and quickest route between Chicago and ail points in ILLN0I8. WlSOONMX, ’NOBTHRBN e,n known whil dmcnhetl Tk. South Em t Quarter <*i> Michigan. Minnesota, Iowa, Ne­ iftlwl ’?' (3Bl in Towa two (3) braska, California, and tbo webtI thirtytix Eiur Territories. Itk ens _______ _ . Republican ____ cns county polled over 1.000 l»uj Aonuts ,th. A. D., nr frLUI ^MAPj^ votes in 1&75 vote* ,;in 1875 only seventy Republican xxi%«7 Is tho shortest and best route for all votes were counted. Jn 1874 Greene AN ORDINANCE. ‘ ' points In Northern Illinois, Iowa, county cut over 3.000 Republican votes ;• Dakoto, Nebraska, Wyoming. Col­ in 1875 but 1,000 • such were counted. orado, Utah, Nevada, California, In 1874 Ruritcll county's vote wtm over of III Oregon, China, Japan and Austra­ 2,500 ; at this election, but 500 Republi­ Ordinaaoe reUtira io lic*u>iti| Saloon* adoptod lia. Its ■rember 3d. 1W3. »m*nded ao a* to read *1 cans were ct.nntod. In Barlow connty, Jan: with 1,000 Republican minority, the I)em ocrats show 3,000' majority ; Bullock lit tbo short line for Northmen Wincounty, 2,000 majority ; Democratic ma­ conbin and Minnesota, and for Mad­ jority given, over 2.000 ; Sumter county ison, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth 2,000 Republican majority ; reported, and al) pointe In tbo Great Northwest. 1,000 Bourbon; Hale county, 2,500 Republican majority, clamed by 800 Bour­ bon majority. In such a revolution in Is the only route to.- Winona, Roches­ popular vote honestly attributable to con­ ter, Owatonna, Mankato, ftrL. D. QGACKENbIi8IL RroorJw.' versions ? Can any honest man Imj induc­ Peter, New Ulm. nt<d all points In _______ 1 xxiMri Southern and Central MinAota- Its ed to believe that neither intimidation nor GUARDIAN'S SALE. fraud contributed to this result. “Wo carried the election peaceably," nay they. The “White League" did its work well. No man. not pledged to vote the Democra­ th* 14lh day of October. A. K. I <76. at on* o’eloek Is the only line for Janesville, Watertown, Fon Du Lac. Oshkosh, tic ticket, can buy or sell, bold office, .per­ in the afternoon. »t tb* residence of th* under­ Appleton, Green Bay, ' Escanaba, timed. in til* town of Woodland, in the Connty of form tho duties of a citizen of the State in Bony in tbaRUiaofMiehican. rarsaant toLl*en«* Negaunee, Marquette, Houghton, Hancock, and tbo Lake Superior any form- whatever ; oven, unmolested, Country. Ito attend tho House of God. Ostracise^- in of the Mid minor* of, in nnd to the real eatatel sit­ the street, tbo store, the church, a IWhbli- uated and beinx in the County of Barry in tho eannolliva there, and thousands of blacks Stato of Miohfran. known and de*cribod a* follow* Is the only route for Elgin. Rockford, and whites have been notified that if they «*l forty-one and 83-100 aereiof tb* Eait- Freeport, m.d nil pointe via Freeport. ho North-W**l quarter of S*etionTwo (2) Ito do not vote with the Bourbon- element l four (4) North of rang* acron (!) W**t. they mutt leave the Stale within tni day*. An<u,t.bt. A^D^kg 1MWB. They is no fancy sketch. But because the XX 04 w?Guardian. notifisition is served quietly by half a doz­ Is thu old Lake Shore Route, and is the, P ROB ATE ORDER. en ntizcus, instead of a pronanciamcnto STATE OP MICH only one passing through Evanston, from a mass meeting, it ia none the less Lake Forest, Highland Park, Waukegan, Racink, Kenosha to elective, while the former method secures Milwaukee. it from publication. A word from this can gov­ ern end enslave the whole country, and can stronger evidence wuttit than iuc the rciunil returns iruin from ., Alabama be tendered to sustain the uaaorUon? Look at them ! -In 1874, Pick Omaha and California Line S Green Bay and Marquette Line FreePort and Dubuque Line - Chicago and Milwaukee Line citizen's committee, and all the “ignorant masses," and their name is legion, in a neighborhood, aro precipitated upon tho spbQtively prior to- and since the com­ presuming Republican, nnd ho is glad to mencement of the war. From the organ­ escape with his life. The Bourbons have ization of the Government up (o June 3U, go t possenion of more than one State 1861, the dhrburxments were; iu round Government, and they aro moving in solid numbers, lour thousand and seven hun­ phalanx to enslave the whole connty. If dred millions of dollars, being $3.17 per you approve thu, vote for Tilden and । l.OlHl. From June 30, 1861 to June Bend nek* “early and oflent*’ Delta. 30, 1875, embracing the whole period of tho war, the di*bu*en>cnls were twentyfive thousand* -and five hundred millions of dollars ; the Iumto were fourteen mil­ lions and wix thousand dollant, being the comparatively small sum of fifly-aeveu cents per $1,000, or only one ninth of what they i4re prior <o the war. Now, sham Di-niocralic reformers, put that and th/t together, and than put it in your pipes and smoke it. The efforts of the Democratic prvas to smooth over the ruffianly conduct of ‘•sunset" Cox for advancing u|<on Mr. Kzswn and hurling the lie into his lace on the floor of the House, ahowi to what a depth the people are being stirred by the repeti­ tion uf these soentst. The attack uf Lonxdxlo muslin 12 cis. Brooks on Sumner w» a precedent, but j Hill's ditto 11 ets. that upon Potter, of WiMowtio, bad too | Shirting lieta. much “business'’ in it, aud the character-' }I Extra heavy Shirting 12cts. irtic tioUroon who offerred the attack . I (JoUuntules 15 to 25 cts. “subsided' as only s braggart could. The Good Ticking 12 eta­ excuse of Cox that it was “a la Blaine j Twenty bone Corsets 45 ct«a oieccof parliamentary grand strategy" the | Two button Kid Gloves HU cL*. ganger faileth to acWpL The exeaae w ( Peerlcw Warp 27 eta. a lie. It was to reinstate himself after Beautiful Shawls 85 cU>. being “bottle^ up" by Morrison ami his Pure Tabic Linen 45 eta. “lights put out" by Sngler, to reinstate All other Goods in proportion. himadf with the loughs and shoulderCall and see for yourselfbitten <>f his district, and without whom of A full and com]<letc Mnorttnent reelection was. iinpfrmblc, and despite Clothing. three aarertioitoof hinuelf and friend.*, xxiaur:t<r A. W. Ba i let. that is the only light in which the people wffl be willing fo view h. The “gilV Goto the Mountain# of Colorado, edged" “carpet-bagger" of tlw country should exercise greater* ircum-spectfon, for some future •‘immaculate statesman ' may By the Atch'uton, Topeka * Sania Fe Another astonishing amount contrast u before the Hayca and Wheeler dub one of his charactenstie political speeches, and the the of disbursements and losses, re- ftoticef Pullman Palace Cars On raadlnr and filing tbs petition, duly verified, of Stephen o, Icgenon and Jaeob F. Yalta exseatMi of th* Estate of said 4*c*a««J nraytns for reason*therein **t forth, that they nay be Heeu>*d inUrcatod in laid wtate. ar* required to appear >t aicctiun of Mid Court, than to b* boldtn at Sa Prubat* Offlr*. io th* City of Uaitinc*. and •bow ca«(*. if any there ba. why ,tb« prayer of lb* patitionar iboulu not banaulad: A*DlttaFu(- the tenon* interwtad in Mid wtate. of Ute ten­ dency of said petition, and thshoarinr thereof by S.turns • cepy of thu ortlcr to be pubtiihod ia th* **Ttwqs btrestle** B*x*ek. a newvpapar DRY GOODS HAVE PuiUdel Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line Winona and St. Peter Line Local iMully, a» well a* the crop. THE CHICAGO a NORTH-WRSTBKN RAXL- KS 8.C. P KINDLE, PRORATE ORDER; STATE OF MICHIGAN. Cooaty of Bxrry.m.kt * *M*ion of lb* Frobot* Court for tb* Couuty of larry bold*p *1 tb* Probat* ollie*, in tb* Oily of TlKE/l 4 FALL II Hating 'Stanley, Where? At A W. Bailey’s rnmpaigu close*, ilelighlfiil tnp. alar sueettuf of llonerr Special Notice. their children or -. it- next I’rrudcnt know their duty, it will be very unrt4»onal l< Secretary of Stale, Middle. tolerated. To avoid any dtea<rreaMeare» that ti ci paled trouble from their young .hopefub, .ay, 1 hey visit tv the Centenr-ll-iwnl at noon on |.ick#d up , pocket raining valuable papers. «•>..,by railing at this [■: j eriy, end paying for us accuinpanled by reipiestod, but think ■V Il is printed । a-ltjr ingcured. Detroit, pnpcDi copy." County Committee on >• >l*ienninad to oon- f, by engnge- greeted Ashley A Mitchel of Detroit, are «* »w telling al their office fix* of Griswold street, and on pointe named at the following reduced rale*, DETRIOT TO PHILADELPHIA, viaBtuam«• Jar Cook, from D*trio< ro tuuchlna at Put-in-bay, thence by the Balti­ more A Ohio Bailroad Ihronih Wa-thinfton and Baltimore, for NINE (») Dallam. . Over the same wune route Io New tort, (1DWWHTTOCIJiC.LNNATI.O.. Vto PnbinBay. leaves Detroit al 8AQ : A. .tanebumti 10.80 P. M , for •?.*> ■ £OJf VMBU8, O.. ovar same route, >3.50 : DAtTUN, a. over same routs. FJ.60 : Bcwunfr Cooko A Pearl to Cleaveland. 82.00. The Jay Cooke leaves Detroit dtily (except Sunday) at 8.80 A. M. with fell o« Him pennanrtUly. . Thrt a Uree uuml.-r of prominent Inmlom of the Ute reWlion never rtekled •bow cauar. ifanr there be. why th* rrayaroftb* petitioner »houl>i »ol b* rr»nt*d:. And it i- larther ordered, that Mhl petitioner rivVaotk* to th* panomiDt n 4 inaaidlM s of th* p«ndrnry eC<*id Mlitan and th* b«»r «lb*r*of by ca»*in« a eopy nr tin* ordar to h« pablhhed ia th* 135 Are run on all through trains of thia road. This is the ONLY LINE running these cam between Chicago and St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, orChi* cage and Winona. At Omaha our Sleepers connect wH,h the Ovcrlnnd Sleepers on tbo UdIoB Pacific Railroad for nil points West or the Mlra-juri River. On the arrival of the trains from the East or South, the trains of tbo Chicano A North-Western Railway LEAVE CHICAGO as follow*: For Council Bluflfi; Omaha and Cali­ fornia, Two Through Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cant through to Council Bluffs. For St. Paul and Minneapolis Two Through Trains Daily, with Pullmnu Palace Cant attached on both trains. For Green Bay and Lake Superior, Two Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached, and running through tri Marquettei F<?r Milwaukee, Four Through Trains dolly, Pullman Car?-on night traiuo. Parlor Chair Cant on day trains. For Sparta and Winona and points in Mlnnceota, One Through Train dally, with Pullman Sleepers to Winona. For Dubuque, via Freeport. Two Through Trains dally, with Pullman Cars on night trains. For Dubuque and La Cruese, via Clin­ ton two Through Trains daily, with Puliamn Cara on night train to Mc­ Gregor, Iowa. For Sioux CHy and Yankton, Two Trains dally, Pullman Cars to Missouri Valley Junction. For Lake Geneva, Four Trains daily. For, Rockford, Sterling, Kenosha, Janesville, and other pointe, you can have from two to ten trains dally. New York Office, No. 415, Broadway; Boston Office No. 5 State Street; Omaha Office, 2S3 Farnham Street; Sau Fran­ cisco Office. 121 Montgomery Street; 3 S3£? tf Chicago Ticket Office, 02 Clark Street, under Shernutn House, corner Canal and Madison Street; Klnxie Street Depot, corner W. Kenale and Canal Street; Wells Street Depot, corner Wells and Kenxie Streets. of Mary M. L.wu prarins emonfst other thins* For rates or information not attaina­ far th« ProUte of th*linstrament bsretofcre filed la thii Court psrportlnt to b« ths but WQ1 and t«a- ble from your home ticket agents, ap­ ply to Marvin Huqhitt. Gen. Sup’t, Chicago. W. H. Kthnnett, Gen. Pasa, Ag’t, Chicago. PROBATEORDER. Railrtwl. tho new aud popular line from Atchiaon and Kansu City, via the beantiful Arkansas Valley, to 1’ucblo, Colorado M ruouoer-l to eon-peTOm, with u «.leu- Sprngs, Denver, Canon City, Cucharaa, tton to bo Wib fol W • future Ulegumee to Dei Norte, Trinidad, SanU Fe and all :re?j»“bZToi^ Um Goremmonti- potent to Ute whole points in Colorado, New Mexico and eounlrr. Store the el««- of the w«r, on \ritona. Special round trip tickets to moy ieertomt, <b» ftot bre, mode Denver, only »50, allowing Mop-off privil­ moniftol It bu deretoped itrelf, Ut»e eges both wap on the main line, and at .nd .cton, to G» .b.pe of Semlmb out- Colorado Springs, Manitou and Pike a •'Wtta.ou, r^re, upon that etaa wbuth ■> »”">> “r Peak. Low emigrant rates to the San (A vavacorr.) J adcs of Prabau. ,be eonliet. bxd bore tn«««l «“b the Juan Mines. nriritoffeof fn« eilnren. It h" boo Pullman Palace Sleeping Cant between LmlenuLtifret bp tomtih. upon the pun­ PROBATE ORDER. the Missouri River and tho Rocky mountSTATE OF MICHIGAN. County of Barry s*.-Al t, of the tallol-Ux, thereby deotrepog • tains without change. Cloae connection Air expremton ol prefcrenoe tn the ehtoee made at Pueblo with trains for Denver wsnisvt: ofeuiffim for office. I» °1^ and Northern Calorado. „„ the .uimwi of the **7? j’or maps, time tables and the “San rnathu exhibited itoelfmnre tarn. Juan Guide," address, T. J. Anderson, re°N^w eotnm >» open nnd deffiuti Gen. Pau. Ayt. mtrnnpt to ptoeo the Kxorettre power tn XX52tf Topeka. Kan. th* Court.euroortiix to b* th* I*M wilt awl ta*Uthe SraU.cn. SUta in the tawdo who hire now .rowed .0. .Olewlon to Noticeb.loyU in th. future, bnbnntta orawr/, it.xe pem-tmtly pre.ta.ued to tta world thu rebellion i.t»lnot»ni. .nd ttai, Harvest is past and those little accounts rlnriuf* life they will hold themselves in must be paid at once, sure. J3S-VX, under dmita rireu.nSmith, Manke A Pkekton. DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. GRAIN, Board ofTrndc Building, Detroit, Mich, BALCH At NORTON Grain CtMBSiw Detroit, IMficli. John H. Wendell & Go. FLOUR, 51 ' -s-Mild not fail in see “■ bt«lricl in lite County ,1■■ at the rarlint poSri-l “’•uln the infcrmblien. a routing Hepubiicaa x.ian Do you want the Zi«T Havana Cigars go to J. P. Roberta’ for them, rganhed. Wtal you ow. me I “«> f>d hare immediately. O. D. Spalding. XXi30t4 TO THE PUBLIC. ' Tbc officers • lUutor, Viee-l*raaiuewt . » ^ctary. Clement Abrams, ' ^mn*! R,m,hi • f,!/tlw suffrage oftbe r^P*® a 4Sto& and J/iqnora for medicinal and modrnni Hn sDDcals to uo loyal sentiment to aid "ta^Z-0’-' Hu^wi-iolta - cal porpowM, that are atrickly pare, «•■tantly on band, and lor sale at the lowwho would cord as a coKnisudcr ftf < eStprwr-V which first das. gowhi«n XXli.lUi ie nun™*.• — J------- . , in outspoken. Not so with vtnegab sKJsrtjre? .n Swarf’s Hotel, GRAND MAP1DB. Bnedaw A1KIA8 DUNN nnu DETROIT, S. C. PKINDLK Judae ufFrobati If any body wanta a thing “more cheering" why just «t toem■ eUl.tlUlph Jordon'., uxi they t»w be GRAIN PORK AKO SEEDS. John Stanley says that until Ten-drinks Co., are elected. he w going to mH Gro : bsS bflcm an<l Townthip Merchants. Corner Woodbridge & Shelby Sts, xxi304w-. - ’ FLOUR And Mill Food BOARD AND ROOM. $2.60 PER DAT 56 Woodbridge - St. MICHIGAN. IPAraf a Specialty. �J/ £ GraiBajiiJ bI WI CHICAGO fc LAKJC HtTHOt ft id is n rather carious Art that. , of tbo distant State of Oregon should be ~OUR OWTENHIAL LETTER- PHiLADNttoi, August JBth, 1876. Another of the: Oaolsonml oclobreti<ras, which come &ng in rapid succession here, occurred on Tuesday. This time itwaa the Knights of Pythias— the yotttigest of our beneficent seercthrgaaimtimi*. founded upon the principle of tnx^hrbthtriy tetp m exemplified ia Pyhtias. the story of Damon nnd Thapiuwdc on Tuesday was almost as brUiLint ami imposing as the Knight Templar and military demons', ra­ Fully 10,000 tion* chat have preceded it. Knights were reported in line. 01 oounc the exhibitor. ■ Tbo arrangenteols for the exhibition of dcpxrtmentB. The entries of neat cattle ■ number 650. aad mare aro expected, while , the entries of Bbeop and swino amount to 1,000, with a cohMantly increasing h«. The dag-show also promise to be terr ui-. torertiug, the list comprising cousidcaably over 400. Unle«<, however, the American breeders and owners of homes jpecdily exert themselves, they will find their entries largely exceeded by those from foreign countries. Canada West has entered 76 horses, and the Eastern Province of Quebec and .Nora Scotia bavo promised to make the Dominion exhibit reach. 150 bead. These animals hare been printed by a committee ajppomtedby the Dominion Gov­ the Exposition Las benefited by their presence in the city by a lastly increased attendance, us all the visiting knights, many of whom wuro^coompriiied by ladies, availed themselves of a fow day's stay to see tho Worlds fttlr. The stream of reg­ ular victors is now larger than at any time heretofore, and omnipectN more sight seen wandering about Independence Hall Fairmount Park, the Zoological the Garden, Mint an‘d other places of intcreal— the Penitentiary not excepted. This week Thursday witnessed the attendance of tlic largest delegation during the season. There TIME TABLE Mo. 8; and be happy again. A (COLUMBUS Effort Apr. 16th. 18ic. GOIMGKASr. iTATIOIta. . ReMffl ii Plica.' GbI ’ --going'n ia«yreqal>y. TRAINS WEST ail Dealors ta nil kinds is I FURNITURE 1 7 45 EwtasUrilb Fraas, k. Djtetcry is n fe MMWffi rsanu map Howard CTJr r?'jt ft K3S“ JI Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds J1L Maaklaaw F is STATIONS J. M. HEWES, GOING WEST. ii Lixaiao— With M Kallrixd, For NEW ADVERTISMENTS were several i V1ctiBM»rrs—With Grand Rirar Vallay : thousand ofthem, and they Tame from Now Jersey. "mmiTOB” The boating rega'.ta has also been a feature of the week, furnishing entertain meat for those who enjoy' the upon. .Usihl^lS' SHn । Sontetra R. H wlUu! jte«! iSwfcl w.dta Mjt. inarm rHal tunere. W soli lost ■■ m ”ltb'ln5i»n*e®li«. P«ra * Chtow ft. for Kra. Itxli.aspsllr. «ml all »o«th.wwl«ni $77iSwz^i; al th‘c time of thu first introduction of letters, with the Israelites in the wfldwneM, ths building of the largest pyramid by Cheops, and ths reign of Saul, the first King of the Jews, Horoaster, tho Persian philosopher, and Heriod, tiie Greek poet. Ws learn at a glance that when Solomon Tf Illi $ UIBMIOE KM. UMMW Tarrantji Seltzer Aperient manners, customs and drew; the progress, civilization and discoveries; the invention will»'vtr»et IhiMldlts. rallsra tk» pain .•tsrstfis.-Kr-.Ate of steam, electricity, mechanics; 'he intro­ duction of letters, the progress of language ■ni Iu s«aer«I a>« woaM nrarant nnah > t-OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS the spread of literature ; the num-:, nation­ alities and distinguishing ebaracterutiui of eminent men ; the names and dates of all important battles, disooveries and inven­ tions ; the rise and faU of undent empires, dynusties and pooploa ; the names of oil the sovereigns, empdurs, Hogs, rulers of tiio earth and the dorados of their authority; stone*,monuments, obelisks and pyramids of Egypt, Syria, Ninevnh ■ nnd Babylon; nt f implements of warfare and bnhbaudry, alphabelical lettcra and hietoglyphita;; bf mythology—the gods, tnaplcs and priests; of geoIogoy—the stone pge, tbo iron age, the brass or bronze; of navigation—the com pass, the galley and the clipper ship; of astronomy—the size,.the distance and num­ ber of heavenly-bodies. aregiven in their pro­ per systematic relation to the world's hwtory. 'As tho atlas shows the place where. w> the chart shows the time when, and the rela­ tive position ofobe event to another. In this work the author evidently doos not assume to (be responsible for the facts ofhistoiy,' but gives them simply as they are found on record in tho several histories of the various nations* of the earth. Every Dtudent of history has experienood the difficulty at­ tending the effort to eliminate the salient tacts of general historv from the volumiu* ous network of subordinate facts and de­ tails with which they seem inevitably cncntanglod. :Without something of this kind to assist in separating the important of history from the confused ideas and jumble of unbonnected facts, can we hope to make secure te progroai in understanding the full record ofonrraco? This chart shows what is going on at the same tin^c, the world PJCSj. to all the tiations. Ouc of the chief features of this work is what is termed synchronism, for here wc find, without the loss of several hours at a gen­ eral library, that the founding ut Trpy.*nd Athens were contemporaneous with the IMPS la- ta ViexaatMO-WiU Grand ImUsA I> 10® HOLD UKt 8EA10N W1TH0DT 0KX NAUOUt O BSUCIIOM One of the most curious of tho recent ar­ rivals in the Agricultural Building was re­ ceive and placed imposition in the Oregon department lust week. It is a chart about 22 feet long, and 2j focb'wide, preacutiqg iu unbroken line the complete history of man including the record of every nation from the Garden of Eden to the present. Upon the scale edoptfed the nations, em­ pires. kingdoms, rcp'fiblics and States ; the the area, population and number to the square mile to each countiy, with an cpitcutaof ancient and modern nistoiy, together a\\^K(fnc-»imxle of ancient coins, medals, H SALISBURY &. BROSSEAU ernment, and will be the best representa­ tives of tliair nsmective dassoa. The Canadians will hold a Dominion lird-stock Look hero ! La®k. here! .exhibition in Philadelphia, and permit a What I dm’Lyon think wo can m provincial os **<■!! us international com­ petition. The I anadian government a«- cheaper than any hrm in Lbeitjtate t Wo ■umo all tho « A of transportation and can do it, ftej With tho help of support ; hence both the horsea and neat cattle will be their best. Entries of American'horses may be made up to. August wc guar.ititec Satisfaction 28th, and if Americans arc unwilhng to Hcaree furnished free to any person see the majority of awards for horacn go to purchasing a Coffin worth Wc Canada tln*V must hasten themeolrfti. can giro you better figures than ever of­ VxRAB. fered before, for we make the most of our Coffins And Furniture. of foreigner* so far RAILROAD^^ CtWDlCT«CI> TIME CARD Sm-E-JaLiKteS’. F-.tex«* rtfc.'H. IL •<• “* *•“” TiTWR. «.;•> W. W. L. UANGKOFT. UcMi«<r. CffiCAGO k KA1LKOA1I. MEHNih LAKE SHORE QRKAT WESTERN RAILWAY. FLAX, TIMOTHY, M1LLXT. HtfMQAWAB and IW Mod, an thnabed. «WU«l clcanad and aand Bummer Time Table ertsJt--------------- $5 § $20 F.yft'ngKi 0ca'lpB“ ■Sur.d»T« ae«i>««d. tDallx. Fort Wayne. Jackm & W niLIOAD. WESTERN LANDS ,7 (RAND RAPISS OIVISIM. H j. «IV ipVOSKS tes H. W. P.jCOLSON’S INDIAN RED DROPS MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH Tit RelliUe SUrl I.lat EAST AND WCST. ttcaad ‘Trtpla Oa. KyftyfeXEih-1 *ro axd now. SIAM IAPIM ANS DETROIT TRAINS GOING WITH. A»ru iaro. lira. IHcWo, Shepard A Nsrth-Daj bmllnc 1 Km-I: Ma* MElSnndaya. Nithl Exorwa J tit, <zt«r* Ok, BATTLX 01XSK. MXOK These unrivaled machines and repairs for reales Ktprrw dall, rieaptS. traiM^sJl^exe*!* mo-UnEUSf"1 amo arc supplied at lowpst factory prices KlddloTilla GREBLE& RUSSELL “■sta IS.I8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THE INDIAN RED DROPS nii.w mmi SHORT LINE DETWKKN HOMESTEADS. PENSIONS To whom Pensions are RS ns 'a /is !•& r»Ai» aouw, eonp. -• 3! Addron lh« Mis ft- H. W.?. COLSON, Is bufka&.^«y- Ciicaio, Ruel Islaifl ifac® Kte!?®’ 18 = IS SSffl’j'"- IS : is is ItaiHn FOOTS XE.f TCatobllahoil 1803 J5“ IALL G«bhi-.> Kuun Grand Has*'*' T^rfrract rorta'For ■v rfc.tfi JOUST. *•**!*, 1IFVKI' LA COX. PEORIA. GRXJ& W MOUSE ROCK IS1.ASO, MAKESPOHr, M&CATIXE.v American and Foreign 1’aUnts, ■S-KKSA!?- FOR S. tes^ dg ^g-tg fete 8C - ORTRADE- was writing his proverbs, that Homer won writing his piece of ancient Troy; that OSE POBTABL. STEAM SAW Mill Lycurgus, tho Sp'rtan lawgiver, who made in good order lining every day, ONE iron a legal tender, and liad public tablre HEAVY PAIB OF MULES 7 yean old to which al! were invited, and abolished ONE 5 year old MABE, ONE .BUGGY all theatres and luxuries, lived at the same nrarfy new, ahWrONE HEAVY STA­ time as Queeu Dido, the founder of Car­ TION ABY ENGINE, for ralo on GOOD thage, and the Prophet Elijah; that when TERMS. For ) nrticulara enquire on the Isaiah was prophesying, Romulus was premises one mik west of Carlton Center. founding Bocae • that Pythagoras, who in­ vented the forty-nine problems and multi-, plication table, lived contemporaneous with Solon, who revised the bloody laws ot XXll7ml | Draco, and JEsup, who wrote those wind and witty fables, and Nebuchadnezzar, who took the Jews captive, and the Prophets Esekicl and Daniel of sacred history ; thst CincintutaB, the Boman patriot; that Per- i HABTl WGS, MIOH. jcles, ths great Athenian statesman?' Hcrodotus.SLte Dither «f hisforv'-, Xwrxre, ! Socrates and Ezra ; Plato, “ ' Without Change of Cars, wUM THE ENEMT OF OISEASEI Old Bounty Land Wnrrnnti. firmnHl Bluffs 2nd Oniha, Traint lea* Daily utf^low*; THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAM AMD BEAST J*flj*u~-Wltli Uba SUra ft MM. femUra a— —J* ■Orfe“ .Pl?0!?. Kjl H»w A KANSAS LINE. __ w—1. r-l.-A A Par United Slalw General Und Office. MUSTANG Axtara of Pay sad Bounty. OSoara. Soldiara. and Sailori ortiitT CENTRAL HOUSE LINIMENT, 2?bmwasktood TUE,rE3r or' THERE 18 NO 80KE IT WTIT LEATEUWO1TH ATCHIBON, L.tl QRAND trunk CHICAGO, Rah way. A'ajVSAAr, INDUS TXRKl~",-,r- ’ COLORADO, AUD A’EW ~ MEXICO. HORSE oa lustration of the benefits of object tcnchiug, ded wifl» CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. “WSBiX, VTTSIC thf BANNER OFfl®* � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-09-04.pdf 0a62ac92669fe58c4692de41a5977a3e PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. TINGS. BARR/ COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1876' jheSepi-WKBkiy hepliblicui^ww TILDEN S ISDN M. DEWEY geo !> cash waa ri^t in ’ Irtipeminp. men saw aouf. Olieywerv WHOLE NO. 1080yet the CoMFELUtn TO TRAUB AT THE STORK How li Entered th* BmJr *f Hi* Mlohifl*n Minors—An Exset statement coatroUed by Wetmarc k Tilden, ami these of Hi* Minning Interrat* in the they were charged enormous priow. Mr. North—Hi* Responsibility, for Is­ Westtuore is a liepublican. but lukewarm, because ho and Tilden are buJneas part­ sues ofScrip and‘•Stope-checks”— ners bi mine and store Mr. Houeton ii The unpaid Labor Debt ot the a Tilden man, Ucaure ii i-. fur his intonvt. Michigan Iron C Refusal to Pay rCBtlSUEJi ill 1’1 l“X - . Upper , Peninsula. This list amply shows how Tilden’s inter­ ests of the massea; bow be will work and toil for refojiu. But not nearly the worst of this has yet । been told. The men were paid in bastard currency, of which you re­ cently gave a sample. KTOBE CHECKS Uom Ou. Aflilnii ihe “Giwt Refer, li !.i» li.lt Itola mer" In Michigan iDVEHT/srxa. JsiiPEMlNu, Mich.,Aug. 15.—If there arc parties in the West who believe that Samuel J. Tilden is the champion of reform, >o called by the Democrats, let them read the roll and figures which J give below. I cume up. here in tbo Lake Su­ perior mining regions, to obtain facta, and I think I Have succeeded. I Lave spent Mime days searching our court records, and I think I can give some rantha to show the maMCfl how cold-hearted. c<uel, End calculated a man Samuel J. Tildfin b, and how little he cares for lite humble the­ chanic or laboring tunn. It shows him only to be a scheming politician aud a money-getter, who has m> sympathy in i^p^*^c first place, Tdden is connected with r°i w i,t*T *i*ty w ** *>u **u SKrmfi i I MIU H N BROS.. IIWOW | . i • w s a ' ' t At fpnpes' lower tban ever. Now ■ is the time' 1 c,,B1,non Ip purcjiate the best Wagon made, at a THE IRON CLimlBON CUMFANY, trnri- 1 <-»»»situated at Ncgauuec. • Thia C'.neern runs ery low price. [two mines and two charcoal blast-furnaces. ■ Senator W. H. Barnum, of Connecticut, is President of the company, and Tilden owues.ueany two-tenths interest. Tho capital of the company ia 81,000,000.. It -wns real estate watch it values st 81,039,­ 267.25, and personal property to the 1 amount of 8417,156,64 The numlxr of shares is 20,000 of which Tilden owns 1 | ' ’ I PKMii IND BUSINESS CARDS. PLOWS AND CASTINGS Ik.iinrt, Mick. fanyll* Ctrir.s.s .ja’ '.-•-'Ai. er. >:otr Sarvsyoi in tbs C JOHN R. CRE9SY •r, i- ■ • S»n*rcjaadOaovra! . '■r_22*‘ • vn »BK*DF S. C- PRIMDLE* I'VtlL’C CON VSTANCKR A LOAN lini.RROOK auJ Ci htis. Robinson If I Z* T D V WlVZ I Kziv I lAf Iw VW SZlW Rl PARTNERSHIP. 1 X I V. iniOWN-PhjiiaiMA. 8ar,u- "l. • ’«r A. J. Dawac'B (tor*. State ‘ <11. ?r 'I.ptlr Btt.fuUrt to •: all hmtra. t. A. Hulbrnok. •w» Aug. 14.1C5. _________ XxWf ...CO.OOO stock was Ml* CSL. £1 R s: ML OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME TW t * Jh . Wll»on * • For ful Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and al I oth­ er Goods usualy kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. AN» SEE me: JOHN STANLEY, VTwirteingn, Jiuiel52,T6 DELIGHT J. WOLF, M. D. UN|)EBT^1NG r.m'KHU. "W L P DHAKA. "• C I'ECKUAK. the capital H sUSfc $100,000 ; real estate 8tW0, and personal I estate 849,506. On the strength of this —--------- —-------------------- j tl)C einttpany—the property in major part --------------------------- — — — ! of Samuel J. Tilden—is sueh about 81, I 000,000 in shin plaster* which at firat I yrere made payable on demand. Up to .•---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1Q73, the time that tho panic took place, ’“ all the iron companies issued a bastard currency, made payable on/demand. As soon as tight time* came, Sammy’s notes ■ were made payable at thirty and sixty days ’ afterdate. Through this uinnouvro the mon COME '"L I I’JOHX, ..... . At that time I , »i’. 5s E-CSKT* i thev were forced to deal. • '■ yrsSKl.L, ;’.GE9N.-0Se« ov.r JaHw f'hwaix Block. Bute Btrsst, II. IQ MHu tn^BSKY »H Donor, and .._______ r___ , Points ni u ng roti nd J*;1'0 and sold at the same price a points. 50yi GREBLE & RUSSELL. Plows. ------------------ • SWiSSa tmm ssww mine wtvr. •**,riur>M*. ASttastr is analhcp concern in which Tilden ia SBjf?IMtee.aa largely interested Aacordtag to the laws IBS..— of lbw State, U takra no less than throe incorporators to form a joint stock com­ pany, yet Mr. Tilden manages to run such a concern with but two.1 The coq«oration Adolph Anom has furnished no report for two years. I nil (rrmin<r t^c county- records, but could mi oiiiHi fin(I lJoneouIjjCi though they are «>®p<d----------------------- The last report Iron Mine Company of the New York lurk Iron ' which I got hold of was for . 1873.. The i .tock is 20.000 shares held as follows : hoanrl J. T10M----........... —--- .*------ -j-tfrM? JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOHJSSi«^:eH BURGHER. . .■ ..in,r||Or. Gale, E. II. Boek Boll, Kup fias total BCaaDtnclum U7M M AtiC-r.. 11 P/otrsi1’’39- The Triumph is Complete. CHAS. II. BAUER. UM for the Kalamazoo I llEa I- I'uUli- and Gaawal CoU« l POINTS T* m P J. 1- FISH IHvii’. In addition to tj/e Olirer Chilled _ and castings, we have a full stock of . nadsma). H* claimed (hatTilden had no connection with ■ Company’a store. But here another swin­ the dle wu perpetrated. The raeo were given MiCUKIAN IRON COMPANY, what were known as “store checks, rad which so incontinently failed here last year. thev only available Tor goods a the store. I will show n little differently. That comKowed, nt the timu of its eollapac, a Perhaps I have said a praat deal in re­ -dtbiof some 8118.000. Aoeording to the laws of the State of Michigan, each gerd to Mr Tilden, but I hav« hardly yet Mockhdder of a corporation is Hable for told all. My facts I gained from sources the full amonnt of del ta incurred for la­ which conuot be gainedtaid by any man. bor. This humane law is intended to They arc the best mon in Marquctta work protection fto miner* and medianiw county, including Negaunee, Isphenu*g, alike. The capital of the company was and Marquette. Even the Domocrats *300,000. Satnnsl J. Tilden owned certi­ could find but little defense for the action ficate 180, representing 110 shards paid up, of Samuel J. Tilden. They claim that he the par value being 12,750, or $26 per did not know what was going on up here That may be, but it share, there being in all 112,000 shares. ip’ the Pcuinsula. Aftar the failure, the stoekkoldcni—all but looks very thin. Samudl J. Tilden is pre­ Tilden—subscribed a certain amount, sumed to be a shrewd bnsiness man. He according totho aesesiueut made, sufficient has invested here some 88061000. Docs to cover labor-ddils. Tilden's aaeasment he know h. is hero ? He is LaUd here, and was 81.100, which be refused to pay. and will not carry thi county, though it ;is and ao the mrn Were loft pennileas. Til­ generally deemed Democratic. The ex­ den was appealed to, but in vain. The citement runs very high in polititfli, and as following is a full list of names and amounts, the facts ip regard to Mr. Tilden are ' being madc^public, it increases in intensi­ comprising the labor account as taken from the schedule filed with the Register in ty RETI’RNINa ON THE LABOR DEBT. Bankruptcy in Marquette : ~T . Aft/y many yearn WOOL. WOOL. carding- In the buaiarea, ean do better work, and give better « Infactioii than any other Arm in thi iX.. w. H. Bubble “• 'A TtLHEN CANY. i 1 I ! No sooner was it noised abroad that a Tribune correspondent was in the iron country than I wait searched out. and told that the Tribune h*d miserably MBailed the “great relurmcr." These men, of course, were TMenlles. I went to tho Iron cliffs Company's store in search of Mr. Houston, the Superintendent He w«s formerly a Republican. I did not*ee him, btrtlearned thJ he was dow for Tilden, because his bread was buttered on that aide. I *aw Mr. Green, the manager of the stora, rad he raid that Tilden was grand perfection. Green is* Democrat. The men in the Iron Cliffs Mine are three fourths for Hayes and Wheeler, rad that show*. Mr. THE “ITCU" 8WIMDLE. And now as to flwts: Men in the em­ ploy of Tilden's Companies are compelled to trade at the Comnanics' stow, and they have no other tbflir places. Them than the olhera m town. a»vd Barnum Mina, 3 K»Ua from arc compelled to go to thsttoWP io A3 33 •s Is !! 4 Last eveuing I had an interview with Mr. Edward Breituug, a man well known throughout Michigan ; be resides at Ne gaunee. At the interview which took place in the Barnum House, *Ispheming, Capt. Mitlchcll Mayor of Negaunee, was preeeni. 5(r. Breituug was the gentle­ man aelectcd to call on Mr. Tilden ami get him to subneribe 81.100 to aid in. paying off the labor debt. Mr. Breituug was not then a stockholder, he having sold his shares previously to Mr. O'Neill. How­ ever, Mr. Breitung did own at one timt, 220 shares, and though he was nit a party interested at the time of the failure, ho was willing to put in his share towards paying the man. As above stated, there was alwut 818,090 .due to laborers at the time the Michigan Iron company coilapoed. Mr, Breitung stated that bo wont to Mar­ quette, where he met Mr. Peter White, and Mr. Fay, one of the Boston stockholder*. These three gentlemen with n few others, talked the matter over. It was then in tlie midst ofwinttr. Tim poor men who had been employed by the Company nearly all had large families to support. They were literally homeless and pennileas. and they wanted to make some efforts to relieve their wants and keep them from starving. It was finally proposed, and agreed to, that Mr. Breitung should visit all the Eastern and Western stockholden, and get them to subscribe 810 per share, which, on 12,000 shares, would amount to 8120,000, or more than enough to pay dollar for dollar to the poor laboring men, some of whom were really in need of food. Mr. Fay gave Mr. Breitung a letter to NL-Story, of Boston, a well knowu attor­ ney, who represents largo estates, and who at that lime was.the trustee for a number of stpek hold era in the Michigan Iron Company. ' Mr. 8tory readily fell in­ to die idea of assessing the stock 810 per share, and ho drew up an agreement, which contained the condition that it should be signed by all tbo stockholders, excepting aourn one or tw®, who were widows and orphans, and were unable to pay, ao that over 8118,000 would have bora proeared had Samuel J Tilden eonset led to sign. The Eastern stockholders all affixed their n&inca to the agreement, but they made one provision, and Unit was that the West­ ern stockholders should put in their share, and especially that Samuel J. Tilden should come to the scratch. BAYS MR. lYHKITCNG : ‘•They were vet Tilden putting up to know him, and were ven- emphatic about Samuel J den, I tell you ; I didn't know how i but it i* so.” Mr. A. B. Meeker, of Chi- others had previously agreed to put in their share. TILDEN BEFCBE8 TO PAT BIS MINERS. I' llVsh lAN k SIRGKON, riven to !)>.»« member, »1U> the time, will extensive chirged from 15 to 810 hiAbo* Mbefcrel an audirara after I Mnlfcv card into Executive chamber. Wbra I did get ths men M. W. RIKER, when C At tho Mir!, .^■ISBIRY It. HR OSS KAIL Io h OS C.ni fer 12 1'2 «••• WELCOME MARBLE. .iur. (Turn ™ . u-. u » when the? ate™ L’“' m»mh, befend). Th, CoopwrWrientjnf Tl“ ww within aradra*ofl3 The M*a«r of, th* ana �would a Ej the Li Koldun ittdngont adir.rt.that thu whole thing w \ brief. He referred me to bin fit New York City. Mr. Ueorgo wm 1SB.11 > dKiu.il wwxul U IU ® tbe agreement and signature-. and be would send it down to Mr. Smith, and whatever bs said he (Tilden) would do This toffled my heart. I saw that ray ; chances were hBm. I had full sncceM up: to this time with all tbe stockholders." ' ‘•What did you do next?" "I went back to Boston and reported rncults with a vary heavy heart.” ‘•Did you hear from Mr: Tilden again lYA-ra?** PLATFORM » “No I • understood that he (old Mr. "Honest money for all, and Wetmore, but partner, two weeks after, all. There tott Wd be “bleaed” if he d pay a free schools for '•MaBed•’ cent toward paying the men. should lie no inflation which ‘If Breitung is anxious to pay them,' aaid will depreciate the one nor eecbe, ‘let him do to himself. I won't put in tcriin interferanco which will aetoL*" From this interview it can be H3.*u how destroy the other.” Mr. Tilden loves the masse, and sympa­ thises with them—how the man of mil­ NATIONAL RKPCBLK'AN TICKET. lions would rather see hundreds of hard working meu starve than pay a paltry • 1,100 toward the«r jast dues. becauni he would bo prosecuted within twenty fitof hoars after he entered tluBlate... There are numberless judgement entered up against him here, and he is penonaDyliable for tbe >118,000. Histocks are not como-at-abk’ in this State, or they would won be reisod upon under execution here. He owns no property here at all in his own name; it is all under control of corporations. His New York Mine currency(here even to-day is curecd by ths minen; It lost them ncalry tcu per cent of tbei? wages, and they were compelled to trade at Tilden's store, where they were charged enormous prices for | everything. • C. 8. Black, a Democrat, and Prooocuing Attorney for Marquette county, said that he was the retained attorney for the Michigan Iron Company, and that ho was authorised to put up labor claims at form 20 to 50 per cent, on the dollar, and that a pool had been formed for that purpose. This was emphatically denied by Mr. Breittungand half a dozen other men, equally responsible. A Hayes and Wheeler club, with 350 mombers, was organ nod in Negaunee, Friday evening last. Following arc tho offiosrw : - Preaident, Gad N. Braith ; Vine Presidents, the Hon. Edward Breitung, Henry Moray ; Secretary, L. Boost; Corresponding Secretary, John Q. Adams; Treasurer, J. P. Mitchell. On tbe same evening, a beautiful and mam­ moth Hayes and Wheeler flag was tlirown to the breexe, amid chters, music, and fire works. Messrs. Breitung and Adam.made speeches, Mr. Adams showing up Tilden's reoord and giving facts and fig­ ures and dates which could not be refuted. Ishpeming has a Hayes and Wheeler club with 400 members. M. E. D. Political Notea. Singular isn't it, that tho Democratii’ papers are constantly filled with apologia for that great Reformer (?) Tildcu ? Gov. Hayes' record heeds no apology. There are no flaws in it, that's why. Tilden now lives in luxurious style in a, large palace, with Rix hones and abont u down servants. He fares sumptuously every day. If bis income during-the war was as small as be swore it to be, where did he get so many barrels of money ? The next Staten to hold elections are Arkansas, September 4 ; Vermont, Sep­ tembers; and^Maine, September II; after whith iutrrrat will center on the “October4>utes"'—4Georgia, that elects cm the 4th, sad Ohio, Indiana, Goioredo and Wret Virginia, tost elects en toe 10th ?5, Tfcfcn •?. More “traveting mca.” Twenty tbaunod BapubiicauH arc . al­ ready earoUsd in ebbs In California. Mr. Masnas D. Boreel chairman Of toe for by the Mid Tilden, ‘on account prefvaucnjil wnioefi.’” Our* Greenback off issuiw, and low ciding the imp Republican#. Hitherto wc havil refrained irom taking any notice ofthe course being puraundl*y en hands, and John Monwy snd John Kelky arc fighting tugrthar in the perafford it, Rcpu-Ij.ifuol dirtily, >h, '«• U»lun<i> »f suil of governmental spoils; the bargain was virtually couiMunaled a weak ago—the your formal ratuiaitioajras made loot Tue* hy believe, *1 M we Imliera, «TF lir offices intereata v •« country itaelf? It cannot be that you arc deed red by Deraoto feesions and clap trap. Aaa j*rty RUTHHiIDBD B. HAYES. , A*. WHEELER. the last tide waiter they filed MpM IW price even thing, and baviag all thia done, tl marched uu hand-in>band to victory i • Anti­ J»o MpoiU; rtaa, the* hands Tammany—Morrisey with Kdky, and •CUBg one HUM. ’ their quareeb as aD brigaalf dp, till the great prUUnrfiJemJ pluiAn-w ’sewed. Tilden is running his own campaign, as he always did. Ho has an office in Nassau 4, at the handu^«hi|h is his nephew, Col. Pelton, from which a ton, UNDER THE SAME NAME AND ORGANIZATION, STI J,L CALLING ITSELF DEMOCRATIC, APPEAL TO YOUR GENEROSITY TO SUR­ RENDER ’IJf THEM ALL THE GREAT POTTERS OF THE GOV­ ERNMENT. .THEY ASK TOAD­ MINISTER ;TS LAW’S. CONTROL ITS REVi3? UES. AND TO MOLD IT8 POLICY AT HOME AND ABROAD BOTH OF THEIR CAN­ ---------------- ~AIIXIAIXUS, X louoH LIVING in THE NORT1 , OPPOSED EVERY MEASURE < t THE WAR, ALL THE MOVE! ENTSTO ORGANIZE THE ARMY’ CHAT BEAT DOWN -ION. AND ALL THE FED TO SE­ IF OUR VICTORY. TJ BRING IN’ or THE REBEL 4 FROWNED AND । THE NORI’S. Tl THAT PARBBD ANDMAINTA ORD IN AXECS O ff 8ECES81 OX ------------------------------- .TH oF THE MAI COALITII Northern Democrats; that, as soon as ■the Democratic party gut control of the National House of Representative^, they commenced a cleaning oat of all Republi­ can office holders, and among them they turned out fcrtyar * maimed ion soldiers, and put their place* equal number of rebel Soldiers; that . the Democratic cLairmm of tho committee of with crwdtiag fotwa to the young, aspiring, Democratic politicians of New York city. fittMtof THE KA SY Mnu SHof ■pj-uclriw roapk. rt> iMfisjbecti MrrtclMd saree Spa; the h-vl orrin-J btokrt Tl e wire csl.^ •ttlBrtrrtebwk, |1]r Drn -^r—w—ct'Jc-* will' united Itr tiridge will be one ofthe wou-len wt|? world when rewnpkt.-l Th Mrurom i, so far above the water tlmt th t,0^ urnst can go txudvr at tho highft.; tide m-J oT there are no prera tlirj. wu1 ■traction to*" Davigali-.il * t '' tower* ut 27ri feet above high Gee. from the top is «u|M*rl>. Brooklyn, nud lb. iiumln-riew riti« ax»d villages in the vicinity, the B*v.b«k rivers, the iiiland*. ctenuring for mil* around con be taken in *i ot„. The value of Bro .klyn real crtA:<- will fo greatly enhanced by iu> completion, m u virtually makes one city of two w course, there has been million- stolen fro® the job ; but after all it is a big and the chics are to be congntunfed ap on ita near oqmplatiou. b&T'ot • Don’t put off coming to the p»T. sboi much longer. The price <>f adai-wien b*.been put down a half; boarding houat and hotels arc cheaper than before, the op cuing, and you can come n-.w altuvst u cheaply as yqu can stay at home. The wwtther is gating cooler, and Philadelphia will, in an other week, be a delightful place ito stay, The show ie non, iu perfect ordee,-everything u working smothly. sod St5a worth wj-wir'a iorumi co acu it; Cofiar. VEGETINE Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vates and Invigorates the whole System. II. Mrdlewl PrapertIr. are ' SOLVENT UTO 01 08ETIC- ALTffiiflVE, TONIC. They must “bow down and serve some­ body." ■ pain the World makes Mr. RowitMV "« sspakret tbe next Phbs- united vote of the Democrats af this city ways and means appointed M its .dork, a ed vole tide him dmgti. mu who had the barbarity .and iadotoncy of naming a child after tho assassin of the honored Lincoln, and only displaced him when tbn indignation of tho loyal press compelled him to do co; that the troy ofjlkit soil­ I don’t care what abolition cf slavery ovon as a war measure, was opposed by the Democratic party of the North, while the Democratic jarty ,-of the Routh were fighting to destroy the Union; that tha jourt rmolnlion proposing IS TILDEN A PERJURER. tbe thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth amendments to tbe constitution of the On December 9C, 1863. Mr. Tiklsa United Slates were strenuously opposed swore ton retara, under oath, in which by (be united Democratic {-arty in Con- ful.jftt 10 Korire tew.!* « UoiuJfmUM. tUlB." ;; Irexn.frond m . <r I* l.Unnrto Oii.jJ.iu *,0 grew, and no State which had a Demo­ cratic majority in its Legiriature ever ratified them, and the Democratic I*—, and the Democrat*: candidate for Vice towx. The wrathcr is nut no horribly wum u it was, but yet it is torrid enough to keep more or per day. of documentary the people out of town. The woman wto lies* aru scattered breadeart. ike his every hour hart not bad oOMgb gSyatV, and its there if w> business in town the meu miy at well stay away as not. Everything I* dull mJ dead, and will be for sonic wrek* yet. Tbo churclira are maty cforel, the thr» tree might arfvwell be,- and for ail that t. doing thaatoras raight well Imitate the churches. It is growing cooler, however, by degrees, and in a few we.k« the deMrtndatveetfl will show wms rigusoffifc i York City, before a democratic imetiag in I that place in which he Vised the following I language: “Mr. Hewitt said that there was no Republican scalps dangling from his gir- ' die; that sixty and upwards of rebd j royal road fur both shira, aad-aHfm*taU*wfco kuue him General were returned from the Southern New York, to place and power unless they at all, know that all his talk about‘ re­ form is a sham, for all his life be baa been He States, to tbe National !It>ua-j of Itepre- I bowed down and ha’rvc l anybody. a tr^ckcy, corrupt politician , of the Van sentatircs, in our present Goagrara; that ' hoped that the young men bef»re him Buren school, wlm bdieves in bribery a. from tlicso men we have heard Jefferson would bow down and nerve aomubody." Tbe the power for elevation. The map fborc Davis, and other rebel chieftains ealogixcd above ia taken from the New York World’s dependence in New York ia the. most Andersonville horrors defended, President report of Mr. Hewitt s spoech, Wednesday, corrupt rings the world cveraaw is a anth­ er thin “Reform" candidate. Lincoln aud other loyal men, and the August 23d. It must be remembered that The nomination by'the Republicans of " * "• AND NOW THE VERY MEN treatment of rebel prisoners at Elmira, Mr. Hewitt is talking in behalf of Tilden, Ss-Gor. If— • WHO FOUGHT AND VOTED TO Camp Douglas Ac., denounced, and this and the Democratic party. Mr. Hewitt SttMLlal__ ___ ______ -_________, BREAK UP THIS UNION. NOW with tho express or silent content of has uttered terrible truths and they apply ncr, takes away tore bet hope the- Depublic favor in those States is that tbe candidatc for -office was a bitter and notorious rebel leader, and has numerous negro or held at Ionia, Aug. 80. An enterprising Democrat thought a rota on th? .train during tho return . trip vX the defeigataa wnddmake a good showing. It did. A oanviM of the votes on ooe of the D-, L. A L M. railroad trains rearited as fol’ Hayes report afarwuid.ra having biwu receipted of a few men who have heretofore acted wiih the Republican party in regard to what principle, the Democratic party holds to they are pleased to call tbe “Greenback its old traditions, ami b s« much opposed question," thinking they would sec the to every mqieure adrocatedby the Repub­ utter folly of their course, and fell into lican party/beforo this war, during the war, line Without any warning from their or rinoo tbo war, as it vrtr wra; hit as a friends. We still think tho great majority party of poltey U nH support ffarorc of them will do no. A few however talk Grcwfey, a>/t mosey, Or anything c’se, if bv doing so, it ton .fool a few - Republi­ so ‘loud and persistent that wo deem cans into its ranks. The Dembcratio pol­ a few pUin words at tbo present time not lutions howl reform and corruption, till on* ofplace. We think it will bo conceded the air is blue and in this ’mpart . iteliate of Ohio. by every reading mas, who is a friend to the thief, who raises the hue and cry of, Republican principles, that the triumph "ttop thirf, ” in order to ©over his own dou>r Uieo- Prttidruly redaUova The mumon of- too Republi of die Democratic party at tho present can party is not ended* and can wever «rtd, time would be perilous and even disastrous «> k»t <■>!>» p«»K»rai» fa>] u* New Turk. to all the great issues retried by the war for embraces iu it^Tankji every ■ympathirar the salvation of tho country. To con­ with secession and pounts on a united South for ita succesa. Fur these reasons vince every candid man ofthis, we hare sim­ let every Republican eomo into his place ply to call their attention tn the fact that and let us work shoulder to shoulder for saaas*’the rebel element in the lata seceded our excellent, aud pitroitio standard bear. PARTRIDGE Btahs hare by murder, intimldmation.and ere, Hayes and WbeJcr, and once more fraud* already secured the control of mert at least, secure the glorious triumph of Republican princifdea. free prea.’ ntXX « art those states; that, intoxicated by succew, they no longer tolerate free speech, free diaemtion and tree thought; buthre en­ gaged in breaking up Republican meet­ ings, killing negroes, tearing down start and Written forth* B^aunr > Abram &-Hewitt, member of congress ■tripes and hoisting in their stead the stars and bars; that the best recommendation Io j from New .York, njadc a speech in New he said: “I hereby certify that th* Ofthe Democratic papersin Indiana, |*nrinc i. ■ Irw irf ftilbfuJ .olcsiest IS have already bolted from Tilden and of Um giiiM. profits, Of taanno of Smarc supporting the Cooper and Gary greenback movemtmt. Every Republican •et J. T.lAfn, rflh. *J of St.» YoA. paper stands firm for Hayes and Wheeler. s»icou»ijrf X«T.A; Rtswsf N«w Tbe confoderaieB in Harting havn't much York, «LeUi«r ten f«J kfafi . <t hope of celebrating a victory in Indiana finpMly, rents, i«l«WU,fiiriawiaf,sslso7 next mouth, sueb as they did in 1874. orftom ssf IM^Itl, treir, «^JoyA Demooratw oocnty convention was I low. ritflyilolrf VWhViam ■onUrt.', root* I President chiming aiooe they were rati­ fied tliat they were void ami uf noefftet; that the Democratic pnrty. North and South, hare rtreauouriy oppomd every VALUABLE �JhrticB? 9 HAS'TINGS city drug store, COMMERCIJ L. < HASTINGS MARKt ... H'« io call your attention to our etook of etrictlu pureDR UGS <ynd MED1CINES- JFb make a speciality in dealing in ontft strictly prime DRUGS. We believe U is for the interest of our Customers as well as ourselves to sell only prime an d pure MEDICINES. We have a large stock of Dr Blazo again at the Halting* House. John W. Custer, Eeq’., an able and eloquent speaker, will ad­ dress the people of county on the political issues oCthe day, as follows : At Maple Grove Centre,.on Tuesday evening, Sept. 5th. At Assyria Centre. Wednes­ day evening, Sept. 6tK. At the Doty school House,, in Johnstown, on Thursday even­ ing, Sept. 7 th. At Hickory Corners, Friday evening, Sept. 8th. At the Diamond School House in Orangeville, on Saturday evenI ing, Sept. 9th. By Order of Rep. Co. Oom. J S. J. Bidlkman, Chairman. Stare, I- E i>. White tv. i>u:, itun attbrllaatfnr Hom-t l*it*4irtiea Atioa. . t ji,.■>.'■;>■■ Cm l^odt--B*rr» CuaSj/. E« Wut iu Tiae U<*t»iu* A Smith. A«»r » Pr. J. C. Ayar A Co. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Owing to the many calls nnd dispatches wei received while away, for our return to this place, we concluded to return for a few days, and can be found at our room No. 4 Hastings House, I would say to those who wish to see me, that they had better call “ soon as possible, as I am wanted at other places and can not remain but a few days. Thankful for past tpatronage, I Te­ nino jour Lunbleservant. ««37wl a. M. Blazo. OILS. OILS Itew® For Machinery. CALF SKINS, n* I have a large slock of Pure Castor Oil. Pure Lard OU. Pure Golden OiL Bought since the last decline in prices. Cail and examine goods and prices. You will gain by it. People's Drug Store. W. II. GnoiiYEAB. xxi29wlt2 • Bought very loir and WE will sell them at price# that mill please Uta closest buyer. DETROIT MARKET. BARNES & COMPANY. Hastings, Aug. 12th 1876. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Our Centennial, land, before the day of victory arrives in Nov MARBLE works A.t Kalamazoo, MichTHE IICKFORP ADTOIIATIC Monuments of the liest American and Jiqportcd Marble, Tablets and HeadBtone^ of all description madetooroer on short notice, also Granite Monu­ ments of the various patterns supplied to custoruera, j Songster" to campaign committees. Haring ateam power and improved machinery for Banding, high polishing and cutting mortices, we can do work cheaper and better than those who work by hand. OaU. iora then lO.'UO ba. ia elan Inn; white.Jde.) mixed.X»aU34’S. F. Clark, General Aecmt, SemLlO Hidas. Mi-Ac. Barry Co. xxiBAmfl jonN cncucH a co..Clneinnati, Ohio ing rapidly done. Ayer’s ortli in Coin to-day ‘Ji j eta Tallow, TOThs. J*ek-ti. SeptrmUr l^th, 19th, 20th. 2l»t NEW YORK MONEY MARKETSwith tbeir products for trade. Cossack. Chifield. lavK. ths Greek with every variety of merciiandise NEW YORK MARKET Ayer A Co.’s seJebratsd .remedies frpsi w!>" will _■ in the Odd fcl’ow’s Excirrrich Apply al sac erat 4s- and are an effectual antidote for the diseases that prevail fa the yaourts bf the North, as Tbelbir! r Education will meet io-wtr- ooatlaont. JI: dairy. 10*3. The following item was aecMsntaJly omitted in nitctvlanee. Madison Dispensaryt Tallow. Snsar. dull; soft white rsBnod. IOH4S1O14. '■iielionv, an J Hoard of '> Wctlneedsy. fur a visit to tercentennial. She goes by LIVERPOOL MARKETS. It is said that- To-day Mrs. Nothin AsHow, Mrs. Julius ;«!•!-ivuMkri f r.-n Wednesday. Thursday »sd Friday, ■ • ’ Family Knitting Machine! SPECIAL NOTICE \pp|y at once. Detroit and return only $12.00. RlCKFCHD ymivunc WINSLOWS STEAM For Sale—A valuable young Inquire of Marshall Pricket. Childreu t, die opening -exercises of. this xxt31yl .hit. Train has brought me a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters for the summer and fall trade, which I will sell way down low for Cash. I also sell the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil. I also sell Well & Cistern Pumps. Aleehol has dmlinad to 0X.1S. . Campaign Song Book. J. Maur Opposite the Post Office lead lOKOIOAte. Hostings, Mich. We have received from the publiahers a copy xx4Uf Itr. of the •• Hayes and Wheeler Campaign Song­ Olivet College, Olivet. Mich. ster," containing a good collection of rousing Republican songs, full of Ike necessary ntfavo The Fall Term begins September 14th. and energy. Many of tbe song* are printed OH. with tho music complete, fur tho us* «f Glee Full corps of Instruct ora iu all Departand Quartette Clubs. A large majority af the meuta. Prof. G W. Chadwick will give lessons on the now Pipe Organ. Ladies •ongs are set to tunes already familiar to every will please apply to Miss II. D. Storke, •m. Ths Songster also nenteino short bio­ Principle. Gentlemen to H. Q. Butter­ graphical 4teteb«a of our next Chief F.xecu- field, D. D. President. tires, with' portrait■ on the 6tle>page. We ui354t Wanted. ttefria Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, * No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, Black OU, Taylor, Mrs. WiHiamB. Goodyear. Miso Roes Hsyes an I Wheel. for ths Centennial BARBASEJtrpE BR laOAL MTH010SV. t ■ill ad-ireo ,h. ? f R The election Twe^isy, Sept, will'be J. Cole & Son opinion in theKost on IbePnaudan- De eTohi4«l valuation of Barry county ia ; <».«)o,oWlbst..f Ulcn WHOLESALE A RETAIL •'■*'1 Ihat iv about 73 per «,at. of th. r^ulu, f([ie praJ^rtJr jB R I Sarsaparilla For Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases, Erysi­ pelas, Rose, or St Anthony’a Fire, Eruptions and Eruptive diseases of the akin. Ulcerations of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Lungs, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Blotches, Tumors, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm,. Ulcers, Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the Bones, Side and Head, Female Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhcra, arising from internal ulceration, and Uterine disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis­ eases, Droney, Dyspepsia, Emaciatian, General Debility, and for Purifying the | Blood. This Sarsaparilla ia a combination of vegetable alteratives—Stillingia, Man­ drake, Yellow Dock—with the Iodides of Potassium and Iron, and is tho most efficacious medicine yet known for tho diseases it is intended to cure. Its ingredients are so skilfully com­ bined, that tho full altcnxtiTe effect oi each is assured, and while it is so mild as to bo harmless even to children, it y. still so effectual as to purge out from tho system thane impurities and corruptions which develop into loathsome disease. The reputation it enjoys is derived from its cures, and the confidence which prominent physicians all over the coun­ try repose in It, prove their experience ol ita usefulness. Certificates attesting its virtues have sccumnlated, and are constantly being received, and as many of these cases are publicly known, they furnish convincing evidence of the superiority of this Sar­ saparilla, over every other alterative medicine. So generally is ita superi­ ority to any other medicine known, that we need do no more than to assure tho public that the best qualities it has ever pcMcsscd are strictly maintained. Dr. J. C. AYER A CO., Lowell, Mm., lr Maekina. 1 eyljadar^n awdlae M» wwal^Mwvrill ba mat teeny >art qf 'T-^istuSS'!Ss5“ih£’"-:si Ultimo KwiTvixn Mimun Mrs. Co, XX40r! SoteMaaattJaran. CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONISTS 'r.£rrr.5 dueed rates, by whieh passeugers can not only visit the Centennial Exhibition at Phil­ adelphia, bat eon, in addition, visit the prin­ cipal eastern cities, with an opportunity of Falls, riving passengers, from the train, a Coaches are furnished With the Winchell Patent Ventilator, ensuring perfect freedom from dust With its complete system of Erie Railwai the En«t. Tickets via this pcpwlar Hoe bon be procured al all office*. af connecting linen, or at the Company's own offices. Aoy information can bo obtained by alFRANK E. SNOW. XXISTtf. tk, D«ripuJuti„ui,u tt tlre-nier on ‘"’Ivy. on Which was emblamnad the words Church and Railroad xxfitf Smith, Manxe A Pmwton. **• «'*««>, Df no l0Wnlh5p of Hops will tT^.,rt:UrCmk >- Sot- xxi3O4w - , - xdt—U t4 . STAVES. STAVES. Mr imiitEUiratiM ® By order of Committee. 1'Meni- iMM4l li, inTtnto„ jji.i land plan® Fruit Lands iwthe STOOD YAfffi UK _im UK AHAIB Shingles Lath &c- ftmuo, sn aiJ Oiwtial Highest Market Price in Michigan fruit belt One, Fruit and gar­ Cash, WANTED! Ter Plae Steves, deliver*! la Hastiacs. Noshvtile. or Middleville. E. D. WIITE, A.LUK. for*S' jobwBow-i- P A I N TER ■ xxiSfitf jdfcrwn*. FOR SALE. . H..tine>, MichxxlnfcaM dening farm of 851-*2 acres to Exchange for a farm neait Has­ tings. Corres solicited DISSOLUTION lOTltX and T Mich. �Ol; o»nu\ I By the Atchison, Topeka fc Santa l'e WXO, July I, ttfte. / Bnboad, the new and popular-,!iw frorii given d)>! certain lands. Atchison and Kansaa City, ria the beauti­ fcuty of Barry, bid off to tbo ful Arkansas Valley, to Puc Jo; Colorado ff 187,4. and previous years, Sprags, Denver, Canon City, Cucham. KM'jueats which *13 bo forDel Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fe and >1) «* of the Treasurer of said points in Colorado, Nev Mexico and • .n tieplemtor, will be sold -w»J, by paid Treasurer, at the Arisons. Special round trip tickets to —. » Denver, only <50, allowing stop off privil­ County Seat, or t tho tret Monday of October Boat, aS tbe tb m att.i d^ip^od for ,he eges both ways on the main line, and at , if prsviouely diepoeed Colorado Springs, Manitou and - Pike's °r •t-.^ds <,fdce. according to law. Peak. Low emigrant rates to the San bard sU’jementB contain -a full description of each ps>«| Of MBj My t„ ^,n Juan Mines. * • •ppi'.eallon at the office of the conntv Pullman Palaeo Sleeping Cara between on Traaauryr. the Missouri River and the Rocky, mount, ,,ru*-'h off i.o the State for taxes of tains without change. Close connection W74 or other r«m, nX tbo Tax Sales in (Mo­ made at Pueblo with trains for Denver tor last, will be offered rabjeet to the right of redemption presc.itod by law, an well as to and Northern ’ ‘ ' bimo tables and tbo “Sah the right of putvhase of tho Kioto bids nt this For raaj office, prior t« the sale. Juan fluid address, . RALPH ELY. ; T. & Ahmbron, Auditor General. BBUfS BB0’8. Keep It. * W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist. Srotor1. Ad**-- announce, in the DRVtfTRADt,^ has in stock and daily arrie fr^,‘a,ul t^uine Stock of Drugs and Midiones. Dye Stuffs, yttnei Goods, and in fad a a>m. piste Stock of Druffyf, Merchandise which he offm to the people al (really & duced Prices. REMEMBER,the Pee pie's Drug S tore isdi. reotly opposite Empire Block One door cast of Spaulding Of every Dveeription which »' that he has again eniated VILLAGE OF MIDDLLEVILDE. b.t,7aWLMo.< IrtelMdLbtoek s» !• IOS as ice AvniTuc Gkskbal's Orriea. ‘ > Ux.no, Mint., July I. 187C. / So much of each of the following done riba I tracts or parcel* ufhuid. r-itnated in the county of Barry, delinquent for unpaid taxes. far the year. mcritinncJ below, ae will be xuffieient to pay the tnxee. interot, and charges thereon, will be sold by the Treneueer «f Mid county, on the fine Monday of October next, at such public and cnnvenlest place »4 he ahall eelect tn Hasting*. lito County Sent, uf said county, according tn the rtntute in and. case inndaatul can sail cheaper than any hou* - to Bar­ ry County, L>r them raasoos: 1st Beetuiae ws have am rant I» pay 84. Because we make tbe mrad of our goods ourselves. 3d. Became we kmp th* best c wock- We sell none of this obenp-made Furnlture that is made by maehlaery- The goods we make to made by head, and warranted. We invite aU persons to call 0Dd inspect our goods, for they al bear inspection. No trouble at all Parties having Pictures to trams would do well tor ’thorn tanned of us as we can do It P .tfxsd Cheaper than any house In P .y Comity. We keep tbs Lsrwert »wJ Bast selected stoat of PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD­ INGS, Bnacxrra, Pafub—HoiHErn, WAXL-Pocxirtu, SurpraHoudkbh, and overythiug tn the Furniture Uno. t We invite all parsons to eall and look advehtisments Hasting*, July 18,1876 KALT0 AID-OBITS FEME Diseases .with Jts Agonies CHOOSE WWEES'TIIXN. HOLLOWAYS PILLS. Nervous Dieorden. Peerless Milk Baton now on exhibition al our Fuii i!u«e Store. AU kinds of work made to or­ der. Repairing of ail kinds of old fur­ niture neatly done. WE MEAN BUSINESS! Furniture Rooms south aide State St. opposite H. A. Goodyear's Hardware NEW MUSIC Ho* to be Strong. KTEBB' 0ACRKD OELKCTtONB. HOMESTEADS. H. W.P. COLSON’S INDIAN xt » 1 lltnav CoextT, Tbsmvbkb'* Ornes, I Hxmvas. August 1870. / Notice is hereby given, that the sale of lands in Barry county, advertised by Ito Auditor Gaaeral as delinquent for taxes of 1875 (end previous years), will to held at the County Treasurer’s office In Hr-stinga. the County Seat of Mid eounty. commencing on Monday, the 2nd day of Oetolwr next, at nine o’clock A. M-, and continue from day to day (8undaye exceptodl, until ihesatne shall havetoea disposed of according to law-. M. T. WHKELKR. Oxintr Treasurer. 1 .. > If 1 IB H 1 11 LU 1 .1 > 1 •'1 1 U 1 ft ETERSVcTAVO VHOBUSES. ETKK8’ VEGAN 0RLRCT1ON8. KTBBS- I ARLOK MUSIC 8 ■ 1 OQ .7; 1 Ofr J i (O THE UTDIAN RED DROPS ... ) 8 i 1> ■ m •u 1 । > «» I .11 im x la> * IE *Et 8 u t Ou Addreee tbe aoto proprietor. H. W.P. COLSON, buffalo, n. y. . P.O. Box me’- POSITIVELY CURED. iEOT’; WHG 3tEN “isex's: klboro b MwWwabl" *’'n< by taktosd. FOR SALE OR TRADEON? PORTABLE STEAM SAW In good order riming every day, ONE HEAVY PAIR OP MULES 7 years old ONE 5 year old MARE, ONE BUGGY nearly new. ajao ONE HEAVY STA­ TIONARY HKGINR, for safe on GOOD TERMS. For particulars carfuire on the premises one mile west of Carlton Center. CENTRAL HOUSE ; W—DiraattoM for tha «»w*Uof l* TitMerdor are s»s«* *• Mth to*._____ MUI HASTINGS, MICH. . E. STAUFFER. Prop. " mMBBEs’sAME AS WML. Blltum, coaocmr, TEN PIN BALLS STEINHOFF & WOOD � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-09-07.pdf f2161878620de210bf70cb63d49a57bc PDF Text Text edit NO. 38AQ V01. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1876. THE YANKEE SHOOLMISTRESS. [From the CntmJry Griitlemun, Albany B*' t a 1 %> n Also for j —1 r-u •; | |.l. Tr /V TTTTT * 1 W I ' | “Mrs. Emerson," said Mr. Barlow one • <lay, “excuse me, but ns you sit there, you | do so forcibly remind me of my dear lest ' t wile, that I murt speak of it. I have1 ’I not*oc’^ 3 resemblance; or soiue- ' the T lit] j thing that made me think of her, but afternoon it has been on my m<nd • "3 "■ i^Oietimo. Your romplcxiotq color of. I* fl ■« II i cy«’and hair, are ever so much liko hem. IVI III u cnnitot be po^ible that there should MMWiAaaL. have been any relationship, I/suppow?? rehanblanecs oftcnoccur among •* ! Which, is’ lhe best self governing mill injSiXX, I flip j father wm John Wardlow of Now Jersey, IH ill’ll Ct. - • and my mother's name, before marriage, i was Fannv Stephen* She wax n’ native & BUGGIES m ? : Cheaper than ever. ■*»««■■■------- •iti’j’.isa:! Kwr! GEO. 1i|( LVJ of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania." “FannyStephens! Was your grandlather's name Robert Stevens'?" “Yes, sir. I have heard my mother speak ofhim •jften." “And did you nevir hear her Hpcak of an elder auier called Adeline? <)L yen. u ; I j I I must be so! T it nil now clearly." “My mother had u Maier Adeline, wh<> wax married quite young and died in :t few years. 1 never recollect her mvi> tioning her huabaud'H name. He emigrated to the West niter hi* wife's death, aud vain after, my father c3mu to New Eng­ । I land. There was, I think, about sixteen' years difference in their agon, slits «iid." 1 “Yes, my dear Mns. Emerson, it must flfrl2Y plows ill the luarkelj AT AGRICULTURAL JIAI.L. I PT ION Ono floor east of Goodjcar’s Hardware. Haatinga, April 12, 18T6. ? R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSOW, ■ I I I ! ’ I | iV.wT fa’« l y.-x> i lit» l ll>e so! Your aunt Adeline was my la­ i mental wife, and lira. Manton, Hugh’s I mother, was y our own cowuo, my daugh­ ter, Adelino Stevens Barlow, named for 1 her mother, who died when she was but a few weeks old." : "Can it be i-issible! Mrs. Watson us J to say that Mrs. Maftton and I ' l . ’krd enough alike to lie sisteni; but moth| er .«nppuw«i the taby died snon after its “It wax a little, delicate child, and uo oue ;:up[x>5c<l it could live, and when 1 wrote to your grandfather Stevens of his daughter's decease, I ruentioued that the Isalse could not lire. Ho died soon afterward, and I went West, and have never had any tidings- from the family I connections since. I was attracted to । you when I first saw you, bin .’iippcaed it I wax from knowing of your Liudneis to r my daughter and her chihl. I can easily neenunt now for the affection with which land Hugh lurid to each other. It^is ■ a Scotch proverb, ‘blood is thicker than ! water,’and I have often wondered why | I ' ’ . ' you should love Hugh so much more than yon did little Mattie, with her winning ways." . I have thought of it myiwlf, Mr. Bar­ low. and sup|>o*ed it was liecause 1 be­ came attached to him through my love fur his mother. I was alone and heart­ sort* when 1 eamc to this town. I had neither kith or kindred, to my knowledge, iu the wide world; he was alone too, and 1 thopglit it was a bond of sympathy Ire। tween us. 1 hope I have not made a difference in my treatment of the dear I children ; I have not intended to do it, but I have known I loved Hugh ever so I much more than I did poor Marthx" ?r.£FE®Om ,® B58BES CAHDS. »'RIGHT, : “I would be glad to have you recogI nizc me as your kin. Just think of it j—nycnrsince I was n lonely old man, | tottering on the brink of the grave; there j wax no one to rtretqh out a loving hand j to hold mo bock, and I wxs going fast I Your letter telling me Adeline was still alive, wax a new stimulus. Now, nt seventy-two, I am a contented, satisfied man, with everything to make me com­ fortable and happy, and smooth my way to my last renting place." momy at DENTIST • Nuhv’lie Michijao. . Anjwnrk:.- ly »tt»nu*d tv. Great Bargains ’ ‘‘ UK-lb.TREAD! HEAD I ^Organs spacial Medical Announcement mat Happiness AUHctei! and vrrtxrnr. DR. J. B LaSURE IN dise of h ippincw to its parents. The SimthTAmencan Organ, HAZELTON BBO.'S PIANOS. ERNEST ‘GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Instoi^enFFULLY'WaiTaiited. h. «*-■:»• A little human flower, of rare bounty, blresomcd in the Emeraon household m the month of June—the one thing need­ ful to render their home a perfect Para­ Old pijg aid orgns taken in Eiclianiie to BULLOCK, R. D. Northern Branch Flint. xxx4.lt Wholesale gent for Colchester t$ again in excitement, and this time every one is interested, and many distressed. A terrible railroad accident occurred e abort distance from 4he village; many liven were lost; and nianr pofficugcrs seriously wounded. Fred Green's father was engineer, and his lifeless body was found in the stream of .water that ran below the embankment down which the train was precipitated. It-was heartrending. One young man was found mortally wounded, who proved to bo TTieodoro Rcgcn. liu mother hail written to him after William left to come home again; he obeyed the summons, but only camo home to die. He just lived till night, but Ion" enough to show his father that though he was not prepared to die, he could be a living comfort to no one. Among the killed., was found the body of William Blanchard, the instigator of the •Sherburne robery.' Why ho was coming to Colchoster no one could tell hut it was surmised he might have been in company with Theodore Rogers. The eldest MB of Mr. Hubard, Mattie's own brother, was among lhe killed. ■» It was a dreadful blow to them, for he hpd contributed till his wages to help his father in supporting his thriftlciw family. Days of watching and care ensued,, and the i in! wait constitution of Doctor Emer­ son nearly gave out from sheer exhaus­ tion. The dead were buried, and biminen resumed its daily routine. Mrs. Ilogcra was prostrated on a bed of languishing; the lingered for weeks, aud refused to be comforted. The doctor could not discover any disease that should have proved fatal, but she died calling up­ on her son. Two ycart rolled by and brought little change to Colchester and its quiet inhabit­ OUR WASHINGTON LETT^I. The Dismissal 6T Clerks—-The Ques­ tion of lhe Hour—Comparison of Bu­ chanan and Tilden—True Reason of the' Financial Distress—High Rate of Taxation—Shall Our Brothera Rave Died in Vein ?—TMen’a Perjury. WA8HIKGWNtf>.C.,Scp. 1st. 1R7« The serving of the notices of the missals in the dis­ consequent Departments, upon the inadequate appropriations for this year has been goinc on for a day or Meantime two, but is not yet concluded. employees in the Bureaus not reached arc suffering almost torture from as much their apprehensions ax their late confreres feel in their certainly of the wont. Your readers caniiardly imagine the degree of excitement, and in a large number of per­ sons, distress occasioned. Wo stand to-day great National upon the eve of the conflict. mutterings ofttbe storm in Not days which preceded the those war when the were round the political horizon 4 heard not in all the darkest hour of this country's peril during the stern conflict of arms which followed ; did ever American liberty and American destinies stand in such great hatard. The thought is solemn ; it is Awful to contomphite, but it is true, and the risk w imminent and the shock is comming. Slid a Democratic member of tliu House to a RoJjnblican representative, in the heat of a-converaation, “We will hart the (rotrrmneut, ttawn yon ! in tpiU of you alid youn, if not by fair means, then by the next beat ; and when we do get it ants. William Rogen [ad gone to his ma­ look out, tliat’s all.” ■ ternal inheritance in Massachusetts to They want it ? What for? For pow­ live, and Mary Watson had acccompaniod er! For payment oftho rebel debt! For him os his wife. icimburaemcnt io full value for every Hugh Marston had become almost n stave owned Iby Southern masters and a man; his attachment for home, and Xrwsl by procthqmtion. A comparison lictwceu the man who love fur his kind irionds. had proved a sure safeguard to him in shielding him betrayed his country in 18(10 and tho man from temptation and the allurements who now stands forward as the candidate which b>set a young man, < spac­ of the Democracy to day, will not show ially' if posacwicd of wealth any great dissimilarity. Both have the’ Mattie IIebard liad become a lovely girl umo smooth duMtmutetion of manner, of sixteen. Slio was not robust, as be- both are trained and skilled in that school foru her sickness, but ]>erhaps she was of politics, which has ever been the banc sweeter for that sexton of discipline. It of this country, which has in days of was the second week in January that a highest prosperity plunged it into war or cntangiemcnU. They have severe snow storm came on, with high diplomatic over required the help of their opponents winds, that kept every one in doors Weeks of incessant wld , succeeded, and in the political world to rescue them and Mr. Barlow kept entirely in the house. when with full treasury they have taken Every day he used to go into the nursery the reins they liavc relinquished them bankrupt. These are not mere aasertions, to piny with the little ona. It was dur ing one vf these visits that Mrs. ^mcraon they are susceptible of proof from printed noticed that bo seemed more feeble tliun records of the country, and are within lhe he had been, and inquired if be wcro not reach of every reading man. And now for a slight look into tho let­ feeling as well as usual. * ••I am getting old, Abba," he replied. ter of the immaculate rcfoimer wherein he “I think lam well, but thd cold effecte accepls the high trust reposed in him. Mr. Tilden xtarte out from a false pre­ me a good deal , I am chilled a good part mise, and consequently reaches of the time, mid foci shaky.*’ false conclusion. He say a, “You ought to hare spoken of it. a present terrible crisis in Edward will prepare you some medicine ‘■The tho commercial and monetary affairs of that will warm you.” “I hardly know that I require any­ tho country, are due to the blunders and thing. I do not think I shall outlive this reckless cournc oftlic present administra­ winter. Do not be anxious : I have no tion." . Are they indeed, Mr. 8. J. Tilden ? fears of suffering." assertion is1just about as--------true,, — am}, That evening Mrs. Emerson spoke toThat --------------------------------------------her husband of her conversation with Mr.- yon much believe it, as ; yon d— id tho ________________________ Barlow, and requested him to prepare oath which you took to the amount of your income on that memorable occasion soino medicine to strengthen him. “My dear wife,” answered the Doctor, which has pasted into history. Tho true reason for the present paral“he has bcon taking medicine for a long time. He is failing very fast. What he yted condition of the moneyed interests of fears is a paralytic stroke ; he had one this country, is due to tho immense sums before we knew him, and he is liable to borrowed by yourself and your clients, the have another at any lime. I have been railroad gamblers of this country, who to a showing of your thinking of making arrangements to have moke Fred Green come hero and occupy Hugh’s non-paying lines in the market, bor­ rowed, and placed the amounts to the ‘room, so as to be near him.” Two weeks later they were aroused by laxt dollar in stocks that did Dot pay—you Fred, who called the doctor to Mr. Bar­ know could not pay—and then when the low’s room. It had come, ns he expected. interest became duo and tho crash came, His limbs wore paralysed and useless, but you slipped out, and left the farmer, the his mental faculties aud speech were not mechanic, tho widow and the orphan, to impaired. He had do pain. Mns.Emcr- loose their last dollar with calm uncon­ suii was his constant nurse, by day and cern. Am I not true in my statement ? night, only yielding her (station to her Wes net the first keystone in the arch— upon that pleasant day when all seemed husband. . Hugh was sent for, and found his serene to—fall a railroad banking house ; and it was not until they had all gone grandfather’s life nearly run out. He was perfectly calm aud resigned, and taken the savings of the merchant, knowing the end was drawing nigh. To the mechanic, the tradesman, the widow his niece bo often expnwod his thankful* and the orphan, that the country arousal nets for the bleascdnero of the homo found its chaos and its encrgieri |>sndy- ers was now able to attend to the man­ agement of Iris business affairs, it was arranged that William Rogers and Hugh Manton should go together and bo room­ mates. It was very lonely-after Hugh left home, and if the truth must bo told, the lad shed some tears over the prospect; but he could m-t make suitable progressi Which had been so providentially opened to receive him in his declining years. unlcas be bad more competent instruction than Colchester afforded. As for w ib Hi* grandson, who was with him con steady, and did everything that love lism Bogers, he had not much to regret i„ leaving home. His father and waters could suggutt to odd to his comfort, he be U cd ; but bis homo was not pleasant, charged over and over again always to and ho Van impatient to bo fitting him­ remember with gratitude tlxe protector of sed ? Again, you charge the high rate of tax­ ation to Republican rule and Republican policy. I challenge the proof. Take New York, Kentucky and Maryland, three Little Addis। his youth* They laid him, by his especial request, got as from time immemorial fund then take missed her cousin very much for a while, Miwussippi, Louisiana and South Carobut in-a few days forgo: all shaaT him. to rest by the side of his loved child, Hua, three Sutco that you sud your Mr. Barlow was very lowly, and hardly where the hautL_of lore could rest upon > friends arc fond of quoting as umfop Carknow bow to employ himself, but hui the grave. ■ pot-bag, Sodlawag rale, nod look in the TUX «ND. niece strove to make everything pleasant, self fur a lift of uscfolnos. Mich.gan, « Grand Rapids, East Sag.naw and D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. It was considered ml visible to send Rush away* to school, and qs Mr. Rog­ to him, and herself took Hugh's plate to read lhe papers every evening for hts cntertuiument. WHOLE NO 1081, �Merchants’ Almanac for 1873 and ing, and nee bow you feel over it. Wil) not blush, for you cannot; W yon find the lie branded upon you in thort pap-a that know no political sehool. iterre. no partisan ends, and tell only stern truths. . . The heart and soul turn lick tn con­ templating the possibility of the destimes of the country being confided to such Vermont Election. THE FIRST GUN. Hastings, Mica., Skit Wookumd, Itep. 4th, 18*6. ing development. iu B0TC3 for export Other statistics might ba given to show that this falling British commerce “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor seeterian interforancc which will destroy'the other.” NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. ALr J*retidenl, nnd in meet branches of busiora* The Legislature almost unonit xnonsly Republican. Republican gain over 1872, nearly 10,000. publican party there to lay the blame bn. In fact, we do not observe that they try to trace ths SMITH. to tho vast increase of Tilden advises the people “to live with in their income.’’^ Tax-payers during the* 3 “didn’t know." consumers tho recent Hayes tn the “Knowing him personally myself. I unassuming man, as courage­ as a rock in and discharging duty. THE HARD TIMES AND POLITICS cial disturbance, there are special oom in this country, such as the consumption of ceive public treatment in proportion to its as our fathen realised in the quarter of a Now we may regard ha War of If it kvis such an event, then kind. Democratic party is tion —we mean the hard times and their —if any party is—for our relation, ness nnd non-relation, to politics. troubles. ths directly accountable j Otherwise, busi­ present arc to we judge of die hard times here as we do in Cheese. the same kind of buainemi deprawion pre­ vails ; the Govsrmcnt u its discharging own employes upon the roads and public works, while in some sections of the Do­ minion thousands of laboring men are out of employment and yet not even “Grant- least sway in Canada. The wave of hard at the present however, times, Evon time. in is world which has been cited as a marvel of recu­ peration from the disasten of war, real os- any previous period within cried a miD, a few days ago oi he passed said the “All right," replied the man in the wagon, and, (lookinr up st the Tilden Ohio Stone W are Is the best. Croqkery. politics. Campaign Song Book Aus]ria, Prussia, and Empire, German have But let us take. the been fully reportolL case of England, which but said little to more exhibit a marked contrast to lhe wont of prosperity in the United States. Cheaper than ever, for WE ■want bo olooo ovxt. Remember. We buy for cash and will not be Ujn DEBS OLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, Hutings Aug. 7th, 1876. xxiSOwi. NEW ADVEBTISEMKSTS. CENTENNIAL NOTICE and its effects Now they are visible to all the world—to Philadelphia at reduced rates. Addnwa for particulars, H. F. Eberts, Went Congraan Su Detroit. xxi381 w John Stanley nays that until Teu-drinka k Co., arc elected, be ia going to Groccrira cheaper then ever, and of the very j best quality. Tea a speciality. Wirics and Liquors for medicinal aud mechani ! cal purpoeca, that are striekly pure, eou-1 stantly on hand, and far sale at the low-' eat prices at which first ctaas goods ean be sold. xxi35t3 sximwt; TBQU. 8. gBAHPH. FrwUant. el w. voicrr-M- ' ■ ALVATtB BIB* Il lU ta Uro- Brml » lU Wat CUTTIIG ANO REPAIRIHG draw to eater. Kras dlreKlr ever A MUs*1 To*ffefo*•toweratarad- The wave bad ben only begun to reach her, were not apporcot. Afiy persons thinking of going to the Centennial will do well to take advantage of the special train which will leave Detroit, Tuesday, September 12lh, for Philadelphia via* the Canada Southern, Erie Lehigh Valley Railways. The Rates of fare are 314.00 to Philadelphia and return direct, or 315.00 to return via Loog Branch, ocmd steamer up New York Harbor to New York, Niagara Falls or Buffido. Children between 5 and IS years, half fare. Meals on the route i educed to 50 eenta. the memory The stagnation of the present generation. nnd the failures in that part of it rqtUrns by at Tk Gtud lUpX -p Sum* Jones Ttldon is one of the ten bondhalA— i of tb. C«ud MUkija fmm to__ i____ . . the British Government in the early part of this month and brought down to the a farmers nmWcucc out ou the Plains rood. We sell from 50 to 8Octs. the same you buy in other places or 60ots. to $1.00. independent of party France, tate is said to be lower than has been known of July. Wheeler,*' Tobacco. no Republican parties or administrations, has been found Gov. Hayes, always ready far his pati nnd always taking a lead for the rigll." ■ We sell the best Canada, in England and on the Continent of Europe, wholly We of (he •* Hayes and Wkeeter Cainpaipi Sou<of the theory and to sh-.w Amr lhe Rc- ater," cynlaininj a good collection of ronatag | publicans Lave brought al>out the hard Republican aonp, fall of lha nncaamry nerve Many of the soap are printed times, for that would lead the most unre­ and energy flecting to trace the evils under which we with lhe music complete, for lhe uao of Glee and Quartet to Clnbe. A targe majority of lhe are now suffering upto their fountain-head tongs ere sot to tones already familiar Ui every the war of the rebellion, and then the | one. The Songster also ..eontafaa abort bio­ question would be, who made that ? The ; graphical aketebes ol our next Chief Execu­ more pulite method, of course, is to merely tive*, with portrait a on lhe title-pn(e. Wo repeat the charge* of Republican responsi­ expect to hear there campaign carol* roll from bility for tho dull times over and over lhe many throaia of loyal volere everywhere again, and sometimes, when a voter is ig­ throughout lhe length and breadth of oar land, before lhe day of victory arrive* in Nev norant or soured by his hardships, these ember. The publithera ohr extra diaoounta charges doexurt an influence. Mr. Hale on t|uantiiiea of the " Hayts and Whentar in his speech referred to, took lhe wiser Sonpt er " io campaign eommilteee. Send 10 coumc of looking at tl c matter conprehen- eenta for aample copy Addrera. aively. He showed that on the other aide JOHN CHURCH 8 CO.. of t* o Canadian border, where they have issued farmer. and as was felt severely even after the War of practical influence upon tho voting popula­ to read the last fool," hundreds of thou­ Hon. Eugene Hale, in his speech lhe the Rebellion, in its influence upon the other day at Pembroke, Me., touched up-’ present business condition of the country, on a topic which, perhaps, does not re­ either as a political event or as not of that f Board of Trade and We brag on. This is always the result of a great war, 1812. least which has a chnnoe ‘ Hurrah for a d—d old so In ad­ century succeeding the Revolution, Wherever has boot the post of duty there Hayes of our whole economical system out of gear. How are Yod Tilden and Belem? than a year ago was following terms : feel autborisod in assuring you that he is for relations tating an inflated currency and throwing throughout the a Crackers. of before, that sands of lives tn a four yean war, necessi­ running throughout tho bushiest of every crime known in the catalogue of Horace Wbt*c, former editor of the erimaa, all the proof be offered waa that Gen. Chicago Tribune, it another Liberal who D. F. Butler atota all the eandta Micks and comes out nquar4y for Hayes. spoons belonging to Roman Catholic Cnthrsdolfa New Orieanv, when he (Dntter) A presidential vote on the evening waa fa command of the boyi in bine is that train of Thursday from Jackson to thia famous city cf Treason and crime. And if city showed 32 for Hayes. 20 for Tilden. Mr. Baller or another man fa lheunlon aray ■ Hurrah expenditure labor than was ever required is a consequence of the Republican adminis- war think he live* I within their income. in You can have in any shape you want. inventive appli are glutted wifT a less tlon of the Government, Scnrwdj c»«c is any effort made to connect the two ends For FnMCUtlas AUSrMF-CHABUa IL MADK For Clw-wll court Oom-ra-ALOMZO l>. CAIlWA LADKK. PHIIXIFW NL-KEHN. For co-joly Harveror- tKASk H. BOWK.'.’ For Coroaera-JdhkPtt COLE. CUItTtu PKBHY maintaining right theories anoes, by which, the markets of the world ment, want among the poorer classes, etc., ous as a lion and as firm political billions of dollars and dents of failures, laborent >ut of employ­ a modest, to any The current difficulty source whatever. to producers arc revolutionized and thou­ rial DtolrM-DAVro. striving to create the impression that the present business stagnation, with its inci­ Jcwoll, Spices. throughout dition to these general causes of commer­ The Democrats io private are constantly Ex-Postmaster stagnation From 25c up, anti We sell pure Ground Goods. And yet they hare no Re­ tho kingdom. sands thrown out of employment. M. SKIOWA5. speech, referred ’Io Gov. by a relate to changes in the commercial world; RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, *tS5&?’“u,,un‘ off of is accompanied corresponding depression RBpDblican Majority, 30/100 oi Governor ; 28,000 on ConcressBeD. ism, ’’whatever that is, has got the did do anything Io injure (he rebels their Noilkorual'ion weald think it a great erime. And bow, Mr. Editor I want to write yon something about one of the great false hoods he | Fairbanks) told us fa his his ipeoch. He said that Mr. 8am J. Tilden, did fallal and equip a whole regiment in the Stats of N. Y. at bis own expense and seal them to tho war. Mr. Editor, you knew thia to be as false as tdoo can be; year eerrespoudsnt lived in tho Stale of N. T. daring the tale war. and he knows that 8am J. Tilden waa just ouch a Union man as Valandigham and Seymour, and a hoot of others. Our Teas are all Mh>W and bought at the late decline from 4Oote. to $1.OO, we claim to beat the County. _ mouths would be regarded as a most alarm­ AND NOW THE VERY MEN WHO FOUGHT AND VOTED TO BREAK HP THIS UNION. NOW part of the country, I bare coaclndod to write UNDER THE SAME NAME AND ORGANIZATION, STILL CALLING up something of our Political sit nation at the ITSELF DEMOCRATIC. APPEAL present time. . Wo have a Hayes end Wheeler, TO YOUR GENEROSITY TO SUR­ RENDER TO THEM ALL THE GREAT POWERS OF THE GOV­ ERNMENT. THEY ASK TOAD­ one; we feet ourvelrc* able to grsple with cmr' MINISTER ITS LAWS, CONTROL honorable opponents in all honorable politi­ ITS REVENUES. AND TO MOLD POLICY AT IIOME AND cal strife. Our Rally meeting of last Wednee-1 ITS ABROAD BOTH OF THEIR CAN day vm a success, ‘indeed it eould not! DIDaTES, THOUGH LIVING IN THE NORTH, OPPOSED EVERY MEASURE OF THE WAR, ALL •idering the short notice sad the busy time THE MOVEMENTS TO1 ORGANIZE THE ARMY THAT BEAT DOWN THE REBELLION. AND ALL THE stick in time, it area solid Histerinl truth. SAFEGUARDS ADAPTED TO SE CURE THE RESULTS OF OUR VIC­ TORY. THE MEN THEY WOULD BRING INTO THE CHIEF PLACES from all fahehooda, it was instructive end in‘ OF THE REBEL ARMIES OR WHO ccuraging to all Republicans that heard । FROWNED AND COMPLAINED IN THE NORTH. THE SAME STATES THAT PASSED A ND MAINTA IN ED rORDINAKECS OF SECESSION ARE livered by one Nr. Fairbanks. That meeting THE MAIN STRENGTH OF THIS COALITION—Senator Sherman. Mr. Editor, alone for the same length of time in this coco- Thinking th* many reader* of your v*lu»- thst kind of oil by lamp light maxu/actnrM Cotton millfous of dollars Dblta. e July thana million tterlinf WILLIAM A. WHEELER County Correspondence. with in Tho figures rc’oal u to commsroo a worse state of things than has appeared of Ohio. How? tho value of the goods exported thtno afalling offfor the month of more No answer conic* to that fearful inquiry —true it has received one sworn answer —but it is again propounded, “Did Gov. Tilden pay taxes honestly during the of “Now York. war ? or did he dishonestly erode part of his income tax during the period he re fused to swear in his return, and prefer­ red to my the penalty ?" Mr. Tiidcn stands before thejjeoplc to-day ns a prevar­ Hnl.HEX icator, if not perjurer. Neither as a liar nor pcijurcr can he ao stand. If the ac­ How. rablkln.tn.rtk.1-ltOH*< K» TAUnKI I. cusation is true ; if, as the record proves, For For Mem bar Hoard Mucalwn. WITTKn J.RAXTEi'. while ho was accumulating millions, he PmldeullKl avoided the paying of an honest tax by witholding the truth, Mr. Tilden, of all LM* re--WILLI AM A. IOTAJU), ItKXItY W men at thia day, can least afford too ' keep IKIMl) silent. If not guilty, as the record* show, ISW1-' I ».ltl>!.l. then why this silence ? “Public opinion Karin has not been swift to condemn,’’ “but unless he can show that he. did not de­ fraud the Government“.if he continue to treat the matter flippantly and com tcmpoualythat he did not place a forced end unlawful construction upon the excise act-he must expect tho condign execration of all honorable men. From 1862 to 1871 he advanced from obscurity m a financier to a gtiat millionaire. compared amount of 320,626,151, last year. hands. Great God ! is not tho burden great enough to bear as it is? With patient care and toil the Republican party han fought its way from amid the breakers ol civil war though the shoals and quicksand* of reconstruction with every obstacle plac­ ed in their wav by a treacherous enemy, who has for fifteen long years been trying in every way tp thwart and defeat them. No pledge has been too solemn to be broken ; political alliance upon matteni of finance has been impoanble. on account of bad faith on the part of the Democratic party by legislative action al home and influan?ck|broad. Their very leaders have been idepufied with foreign captital to take advantage of any and every chance to drain the life-blood ol* the country, and by tongue and pen to soil nnd disgrace the Uriiagu of their fathers. Yet thane who bared their bosoms to tho foe, who stood in lhe red-hot front of battle, who now walk the earth maimed, scared, wasted by disease, should be liv­ ing oampaing documenta, that through the eye to the brain teach an unforgetful les­ son. And farther yet, the martyied dead who starved to death in Rebel pri« nn« in hope that thdr death might not be in vain, have joined a martyred I’rraident, is aot leas than 373,»92,«10, whilst for July tho falling off reaches the extraordinary .them—changing States last I The figures ore condensed by a ' Liverpool paper, from which we sterling money — as into follows : copy United “For the seven months of the year which have elapsed the rnluc cf the imports shows a decrease of 312,923,730, compared xxiSfil with flsginfhMitor the fanner's house) be I the corrcsjionding period of 1875 ; whilst mH “fouimb for your man, and 11 tho comparative deeresm for the month of willforiaine This is an actual occurJuly is 17,793,186. Mattan are in a ance. So says the Eaton Rapids Josnral. vsry much worse condition as regards the xxi30t4 TO' 0. D. 8rAvut»o. *«>•* �^gMi-WBeklyllcpbblicanbanpBr. . OASXKX tbfi ----- Mlicai Iota ------- --iv.u, netiituk l> nn. .fit, ■hU..U,.n„nu 1. pH,,. a, l«~n. ind U mka |«op>. Xd bw„. TIDE Smith, Manee & Prenton. AU Dr Blazo again at tho Mattings House p- r-r <b. UMMm Tb. lUp.bU.... «r. dri.n ftra lb. r>u. Ibn,,, <h, »nlh Owing to tho mnny calk and dispatches Alt th* loyal Stu Council PraoMeingd. ATTENTION! □f the city of liatHbg* wax h*ld at tho Council r«.m Sept. 6th 1870. 1‘m.nt, th* Mayor, ltocord*r* Aid. Daw•un, Lewis, lte*d. Rtu»vl), Sheldon and Tom. lin«on. . . • Th” minute* of th* previous meeting were read and approved. tnrrnNMg. Of A. Z. Drown, Annie E. *qMrand mhere Of Mm. Gumlsh relative to fij1 , peemtm, re (erred to coWmiUr J Of Wm. F. llieka, relative to unlfc • ferred to Fir* Department comniitio* Prindle |. Creaiy ‘ u/onn. following arcx.nl. U allowed and urdero drawn on the apprvpritfta fund* vtat J. R. Heart Goodyear A Co. for lumber at |90.48, of I. j F' S n“w,n BnJ *• B Thr~P MO. 1 On motion of Aid. Ru*»«ll the report ' f illow*. . | Ayr*. Aid. Dawwn, Lewi*. R*«d. Ramil, 1 bhtldon and Tomlinson tl. Nay* ^on*. They also recommended that the account of The people of Hastings and *c’uity will be addressed on the Political Issues of the day, by HON.JAOOBM. FERRIS, at the Court House, in this city on Friday Evening, September 8th, 187C. Turn out everybody. The ladies are esjiecially invited. John W. Custer, Esq., an able and eloquent speaker, will ad­ dress the people of this county on the political issues of the day, as follows: At Hickory Corners, Friday evening, Sept. 8th. At the Diamond School House in Orangeville, on Saturday even­ ing, Sept. 9 th. By Order of Rep?Co. Com. the Kalamano Publishing Company be allow­ ed and an firtlmr .imwh rk—__ S. J. Bidleman, Chairman. Aye*. Aid. Dawson, Lewis, Reed, Russell, Sheldon and Tomlinson G. Nay* none. L**t N*turd*y evening the Repudiatura, wh< Conaistency. IL ABOUT THE COOTTY.i Warned. paired we» to be in a partible condition. Con rent i*n to be held in ibis City ou Saturday, lb* ‘.‘th inn. The delegate* elected, were Lemuel Smiih, II W. Flint, E. J. Felghner. we received while awav, for our return to thi* place, we concluded to return for a few days, and can be found at our room No. 4, Hastioga House, I would sav to tbtwu who wish to see me, that they had belter call as aoon a* possible, os-1 am wanted nt other places and can no: remain but a few days. Thankful for past patronage, I re­ main jour bumble servant. A. M. xxt37wl ., were posted on tho Street, of Naabville. ten by thi* *an c •‘Big*" Flint, who Is a Repudiator of larg* preienaion*. In thi* caw no Advertiied Letters. lion of Aid. Tomlinson allowed by ayea ha* rolled Deinuernt* Of Win. Snirely for two day* work on atreet in 34 Ward, of *2 GO; of J. U. Sheldon for O. Barry County. Mich. Sep^.li. 18715. Mia* Eatelte Benuelt, Mia* E. C. Babcock, Mia* Pinnry Barbery, Mr* Maria 11 rater, Dora Dunlap. Mr*. E. (Towers, D. M. Iligby, Timothy Biggin*. Win. Henry, .Michael liar- HBLAH W. MAPES. __________ Guardian. AS ORDINANCE. Blaxo. aa For Machinery. follows: 'Szxs.1- 1 have a large stock of Pure Castor Oil. Pure Lard Oil. Pure Gulden Oil. Bought since the last decline iu price*. Call and examine good* and price*. You Will gain by it. People’s Drug Store. W. H. Goodyear. xxi29wlt2 JAl-sx-.? AUost.L. L>. QUACkWiFvsTl ;_____ _ ______ ________________ axrMwS GUARDIAN'S SALE. FreePort and Dubuque Line Chicago and Milwaukee Line in Town font (4> hurth ofreassiovsu (7).Wc*L 1'attd A uyurt SUL A. D-. UCB . _ CATHARINE METERS. xxt3tw7_____________________ Onardmn. M. D. Reed desirei to call attention to PROBATE ORDER. his new Wagon Shop, where he may lie OF MICHIGAN, County Barry, m found at all hours of any day, ready to do a STATE icaninn of the ProtMt* Court for tb* Com any work iu his line, from putting a new IU' rr bulden at lb* Probata often in th* C spoke in an old w Itool, to the building of the beet buggy .ever sccn_in the county of Barry. Don't forget (he place; in the shop with Jason Rich A Bro., corner o. Church ami Railroad Street. be «j»irr.i Preston. xxi304w rbnwcauss. if anr there b*. why lhe praytr SK Petitioner should not ha granted: A*t> n taruaJohn Stanley sella better and cheaper tun Okpsskd. that said petitioner *lr*n*U**to the fcrootu Interested In Said *rtete. ofthepenTea, than any other House in the city. dener of laid petition, and the baarint thereof by eausin* a copy of <hb order to be published la th* Whitman's Assorted Candies—tbclxvt n the market. A lull supply nt J. 1’ Roberts'. Two good milch cows and a few sheep for sale. ___ S.C. PRINDLK, Jude* at Probata PROBATE ORDER. STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of B*rry. i At » mmIou of th* Probate Coortfor th* Count ' All kind* of fruit, candies, nut* and nttsiuf, for sale at lhe lowest prices by John Stanley. For Salk—A valuable young Inquire of Manball Pricket. ' Administrator of said mists. horse Gon dtaeribed. Monday tb, tlb SPECIAL NOTICE rm. Millar for Equi 1 hmr* 1* to Stanley for 5} day" work building cm** walk* ♦ lp>*<lB.nr in Him..hr.1. V I’...,:. dlcrillr. Ertn! lical Bbsiness Notices isM petitioner amid hat’s uf the building crwmwalk *10 84. i. ..... Huilim RercM.lcaa liinil.i MwansMr nriat- nth. _ Me. । Sheldon and Tomlinson8. ■ hn»,l«1. r.a. N U«rUn' «PP" ice I’re.i- ' ’U,',e K“ DRY GOODS HAVE l-1" (hi motion, Marshall Prickclt was inetniet- to llepuir county I win this I PROBATEORDER. STATE OF MICHIGAN. Co* uty of Barry. At * snwiim of th* Prohat* Court for th* Coon Harry huldcn at th* Probale pflo*. in th* Ci Haitian ou Wadnaaday lh* l«th day nt Anew Where? At A W. Bailey Lonsdale muslin 12 et*. Utll'a ditto 11 d*. Shirting Beta. Extra heavy Shirting 12 eta. Coltomulcp 15 to -5 cis. Good Tiding 12 eta. _ Twenty bone Contel* 45 cts. Two button Kid Glorca 90 cts. Poerlo* Warp 27 eta Beautiful Shawls 85 eta. Pure Table Linen 45 cU A’d other Good* in preport ion. nail train from a rampant Repudia- [ ](ne y r--i.k a rut* which resulted J TtKEii 4 FEMFUL FML . I u in tier The School. inuuftee of the Haye* and I Our School* opened on Monday "iih an A full aud PaKSKT, H. C. Prindl*. Judea of Probate. In th* Matter of th* Estate uf Lemuel Lewis de-. ”on readla* and Uin* lb* petition, del* rerified. r>f Mary M,L«wi* prartas amonnt other IMm* for th* I'rohal* uf thn instrument heretoforerlKd la thi* Court parportin* to be lb* last Will and teltament of uid Unerased. rsaas •bow eaaie. If Madison Dispensary, Sboau School Ho-, in il» . °r Hope on SnsunUj U>n 23d djj nt^Sy A. D., 1S7C nl two odock I M., in* should be cautious where Latin co* in Natural Philosophy ; <»• » United 8>atea History ; two la Rnglita Gram­ FM*on. and eepecialy fur a »r in tku Mellon. mer ; on* In Banding and cm l« Sprihag. In this Department two or three addition* O.T. SABIN. CuoinlMioB MiretoUl *n4 drolm la GRAIN, FLOUR And Mill Feed Board of Trade Building, Detroit, Mich, BALCH A, NORTON. (SatoMMB to Bride* A Norto*. A to Q. W. Bakb.) Grain Cniimai itrttalsCorner Woodbridge £ Sbelby St*, John H. Wendell & Oo., i«|iSrmam>w Bl way. *to*S CoteMiMfoa Mnrfeati i. r the Probata of the iMtronaat thi* day filed hi MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. ta.IWlhnoSOT for dm <•J" »d to UnnOT "neh otJ1''r “ „■ tome before ibe mowing. J Jos" J; V««l«n. TaACHBB*. XX13fiw3 *__________ _ Olivet College, Olivet. Mich. Principal—8amu*l Diakie; . I'recepttaan—Mln* Sarah McGte; Gremmar Dej/t-" Anni. JWrem IntetnsadJata- - Mlnnia Hadl*y; Th. FU1 Tot !««»» 8$PM?,1,CT1,1,^' Full corps of Instructors tn all I’cP,.rt' G. W. CW«rt «il J. the bain at law of *aM dneeaead. and all other bar- First •• •• Sweet's H°Te1’> GRAND RAPIDS. LYONAPIC1 BOARD AND ROOM, 12.60 1‘ER DAY. A—" Mi«ai* R°" Ward— •' Marion Butler; K<>eond •' — n Mary Orr. - Lotau L,Loomi*. xxi354t 54 and DETROIT, DISSOLUTION NOTICE. “«conrl lYimsry—" Ro«a Allan; ■ FLOUR, GRAIN, PORK AND SEEDS. Secretary. People should not foil to attend the “ lh,: ‘ ’JUrt 00 ^day night, M. Ferri,, who i* Wen in H,. Stet* will 76 DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. Detroit, Mich. 1 Wied juil north of Roger* Township,) on Wednesday. • New York Office, No.’ 416, Broadway; BoHtonOffloe No. 6 State Street; Omaha Office, 253 Farnham Street; San Fran­ cisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street: Chicago Ticket Office, 62 Clark Street, under Sherman House, corner Canal and Madtoon Street; Kluste Street Depot, corner W. Kensie and Canal Street: W clIn Street Depot, corner Wells and Kenzle Streets. For rates or Information not attaina­ ble from your home ticket agents, ap­ ply to Marvin Hughttt, Gen. Bup’t, Chicago. W. H. Stennett, Gen. l*asB. Ag’t, Chicago. Liberal Ote *d*aa*** **ad« oa roariri—ata. Ok Butj, PnuHwril),, Hop, ,wl O™^X hS, wiiTb. Md.t a.. * r®4*n attention. For Milwaukee, Four Through Trains dally, Pullman Cars on night trains, Parlor Chair Cara on day train*. Fur Sparta and Winona and points in Minnesota, Ono Through Train dally, with I'ullman Sleepers to Winona. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Through Trains daily, tflth Pnllman Cara on night trains. For DubuqnsaodLa Crasae, via Clin­ ton two Through Trains daily, with Pullamn Cara on night train tn MoGregor, Iowa. For Sioux City and Yankton, Two Train* dally, Pullman Cara to Missouri Valley Junction. For Lake Geneva, Four Trains dally. Fur, Boek ford, Sterling, Kenosha, Janeavlile, and other pointe, you can have from two to ten trains dally. Ub«r*l CMh adraaeM mad* on Cuwiraanat*. I, bmbr P’O> of Good Templer* and "wiodle of the working SwuL r/iPPCr ’’eoi“uU °f Michigan by t„.. „ ’ Tili',en-lbc cx-ConfoderateCandidate ir, ,.*MjencJ-' We omitted to call attea -M 4.^“^ b<,‘ * uf.Mid petition. * eo profthis on HarciLica* Bi PROBATE ORDER STATE OF MICHIGAN, County *fl > of th* Probata Court for th. Notice. tadsy. m„sfc we ptimod the ,hi»- Pullman Palace Cara Are run ou nil through trains of thi* rood. T his is the ONLY LINE running tbeae care between Chicago and St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago and Winona. \ At Omaha our Sleepers connect with the Overland Sleepers on the Union Pacific Railroad for all points West «f the Missouri River. On the arrival of the train* from the East or S<>uth, Jhe trains ofthe Chicaro 4 North-Western Railway LEAVE CHICAGO as follows: For Council Bluffr, Omaha and Cali­ fornia, Two Through Trains dally, with Pullman Palaeo Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars through to Council Binffli. For St. Paul and Minneapolis Two Through Trains Dally, with Pullmnn Palace Cara attached on both trains. For Green Bay and Lake Superior, Two Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Car* attached, and running through tn A.. 1ST. SABIN 3c CO-, A-W.Bui.rr. 1‘icnlc, Tuesday, Sept. 12th fair Ground*, in thin city. Th* ** concerning Is the old Lake Shore Route, and la the, ouly one passing through Evanston, Laks Forest. Highland Park, Waukegan, Racine, Kenosha to Milwaukee. A. N. BABIN. complete MMrtnwnt fry member •bonhl be Creen Bay and Marquette Line Is the only line for Jamesvxxxb, Watertown, Fon Du Lao. Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, Ebcamaba, Neoaunke, Marquette, Houghton, Hancock, and the Lake Superior Country. Its Is the only route for Elgin. Rockfohd, Frkeport, audall points via Freeport. J. Mavs Opposite the Post Office xxlltf . Hastings, Mich. ,k Chicago, Madison and 8t. Paul Line Is the abort line tor Northern Wis­ consin and Minnmsota, and for Max> J.HOM, Sr. Pave. M innrapous, Duluth and all points in the Great Northwant. Winona and St. Peter Line Our Centennial, Remember all accounts and notes are due ami we must and will hare our pay. Is the Aorteat and twat route tor all points in Northmen Illinois. Iowa. Dakoto, Nehkabka, Wyoming, Cox/ orax>o, Utah, Nevada. Califoknxa, Oregos, China, Japah and Adekalia. Its rofTaahment or antertahimaat in th* CUy ofHaatinn. shall at anytim* Mrmltanr nmlns f»rmon«y v-Saw txsrs sf; Is the only route for Winona, Roches­ <1 l.tlt.lnrl V >1. — r^..... I, — ——____ ___ ter, Owatonna, « Makkato, Rt. Peter, New Ulk, and all points in Southern and Central Mlneaota. Its tasUufoffir..; <1 -.1 in tke^iOTaard^ Train has brought me a well aborted stock of Roots, Shoes, and Gaitcis fur the summer and fall trade, which 1 will sell way down low for Cash. I al*o sell the celebrated Singer Sewing .Machine. different Kimis of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dier! nnd Machine Oil. I also pell Well & Cistern Pumps. xxi29tf The fullowing account* wwro then on Omaha and California Lina oils’*67ls Smith, Ma nee calling a Democratic and Liberal raucu* Io i>lec«4l*legatei to th* Itemocrati* tuiinty Conlion, to be held in thi* city on 4h* l.Hh •ideeralk committee be a it CALIFORNIA Embrncea under one manaxementthe '1’runk Railway LhEte of WEST and NORTH-WEST, and, wttti iin numerous branches andeonnectloDa forma the shortoat and quickest route between Chicago and all pointe in Illnois, Wisconsin, Nostherx MicmoAN MijornwA, Iowa, N»> TltlAKK'A f-A T.TWi* w . OTr___ GDARDUrS RALE. xxi304w. p„ so.ooa n>,. Vot«< TIME-CARD Notice. e/„HArVeSt PaM a“d lb0S° ,iUlc BCC0U“t« »o Altdarit* of publfoaUoti will M fcir. natil must bo paid at once, rare. | t*id for. Alt to be Inserted at th* 8Utat**rie*-. TO THE PUBLIC. 5G Woodbridge - St. MICHIGAN. �A Jit ^&ijltyAW»piiej neetM : lb'• warrant fists quoBfloa. aodiortaittfj calls far ,k direct an.wcr and aatiafagtory owphaation from Mr. Tilden. Wbeu a man who ia not running fur Presitobaaailw.rtwaQMMU Il»x mutually contradict and exclude one __ .1___ 1... t. . <«<.avaU<- nhnmetr-ricril Grus bo for that year. Wo should think tho Democrats thcmaelveti would exact an explanation of ibis matter from their Preaidential cr.udHate, under the eonvic tion that tho American people will not elect to die CLiaf MagiatMcy of ‘he n?t‘<m a wan who in imspocrcd of low and TIME TA?X^ and be happy again Taking EffoctApr. l6lh 18,6 A GM ReGnctiBn ii Prices! Dealers tn al! kinds NEW ADVERTISMENTS FURNITURE G. P. Rowell & Co's. Column. Mr.-Btafjam-uHre Aon. i» a ceri.i6 ^ Uic'ftw that he is the Democra­ tic candidate for President*will scarcely Trillitht -MSlu (Wry G®is Bratets Fraas, fc that would be I—laLta-- an ordinary wiwm 1’8 KcnSsJlrlL* ML’I' .ihB si; ’Siu'ruiw. Art. Ci It HrVHOM. IS •"! Look here ’. Look here! WhstJ don't you think wo can well The ease is a simple jne. Tho income taxaMW^^-frU dm wars 1881 to 187^Naud ihedaw.reqaired every one to make a return of his income under oath, which goodf i^iyal citiianS id. Mr. TUden made a return of.his incoma. for two yea* tayijaaMro: Mier .£&lu<fcd it Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds Cheaper than any firm in tbo Htstc ? car. do it, fur, with tbo help of Tdrrant’s SclUer Aperient.- ■Mnl orc vouM pteront muah suffrrlox. HOLD BY ALL DRCGMSTS. •12^ Hearse furnished frac to ainr, person ’ purchasing a Coffin worth c can give you lie iter figure.* than ever of­ fered before, for we make the moat of our Coffins and Furniture. ifeTliaxF&jmavra?" «p I mwrTOKWTsi1 t ‘ That ,fl»r each services. .the defendant li|den Made a charec of $10,000 ngaln>. said jecond-piortgugc bondholder^, aud the said charge wan paid, by and ,on behalf of said ■rccoad-niorljpge laMuIhoIdent, on thu ITth of Octobct, 1W2that the defendant Tilden., for apart of hitaervice aforesaid, also .made a chanpu^ tho like emu <*f 710,000 on account of profasiumi! acrricea rendered te the firstmortcNfo bondholder.* and the receivers, whicawai paid to.him by the raid Azariah C. Flagg,—and which .payment appear? under datkofKor. 7, 1.992, in a statement annexed to tM-fTst report aforesaid, as haring l»ccn receipted for by the said Tildej, “on account ofprofcMiCnal servleea.” . Here we have Mr. Tilden swearing that in the year' 1862 (when be swore hh entire Income subject to tax Was only $7, 118j.be received in a single case and Oom,a single company the sum -820,■ 000. or nearly three limes as much as he had previously sworn to. without counting his other Res, salaries, dividends, interest, rents or other income- Any theory that the amount afrcductmus allowed .by the law Would'briogilts taxable iuoorae down to the low figures, at which he retorned n under oath, scenm to'be dissipated by the fact that the total cxcinptioqs figured up by himsdf in his sworn return for t^e year 18G2 were $G,552. Deducting Lbcuo ex­ emptions from the single fee of 820,000 it would leave his net income for that year (notcounting any other reaouccs) 813, 448, or nearly double the- amount which he actually returned. But the fact that he had other resources, besides being adfcridont. acorns to be sufficiently oetnoust rated by hia returning in the year fol­ lowing aa income from dividends and in­ tereat (outride of professional foes railroad jobs) the sum of 813,000. and It waa during the years that intervenvd lietween 1801 and 1872 that Mr. Tilden ie bJi vad to have aucumnlaled the larger part of his vast personal fortune, which is variously eetitpated at, several millions of $js 1$ 20 Mr. Tildeo rawed oti^jwarter of S131,000 ofthe fimt mortgage -bonds with in­ tenet which bad acented thereon during the eight year*preriou*. Was Mr. Til-' den'a anuro ineoraeouly 115.000 for that1 whiH, the Nra Tort T.«.., bun the .■ss./rtf? we Salisbury & Brossoau. ll.uqii£& Her..73. 3-yl “THE VIBRATOR” GOING WEST. a it!* L»«*ixn-withu I A-kwu. Liuitinx a ... afejwss.-wass nJ wilo I^»«inc I>iriri®h of .h (Uitinc*. ilicMl.vi low SOLD LAST EEASDN tnrnocT oxe failuhx on ammos MMvhftll. Balti* Croc'. N-I Fcaoou s',n" * ? Xarriac«*Gui<Ie. *bowlux>Hb»r»cxm.V f»*< inl­ and tftln tbs love awl olfaction of snv pyroon they UM prtactpk* ‘NIBRnOE WESTERN LANDS . HkrrU'i rr. HOMESTEAD?. khnf., L^tK/rW. Oilcaru. und York — ............... ■ Ifjob <at>l rollab;el nformal ion. where f"J how togeta eh cap FARM, cr eiwamml nOMBe|TKAD />«, Modrour addrrrsta H. J. GIL­ MORE. Land CotnmIrtioaer. utwrenec. Kanra-. H.Wji COLSON’S! o’.! eonnrculal D. AM. Junction with I Hood, mid .1 Graad .Rapid, with M. Luu.nl md all uoinU EaaJ. . . . K. II. LA IT. L. BANCROFT, fteetlrer. NDIAN Kevsr fail to tire Inuneaiate roliFf I# tbo»o ttiffrrlKSB?B5JrS!S- S’VKI’ta'.gl:" ■ GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. QKEAT V'ESTEIIN RAILWAY RED DROPS The Reliable Short l.ior EAST AND WEST. FLAX. TIMOTHY, MILLET. Hl HCAEUft and *• *<*d< u, tkrathM, Mjankd. Umami aud mt«4 e Low otArwtllr, nypllirrtn. Bare Thiant. ; WAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT I»«roHti»o.J (IMrollUsui.) TIMETABLE. THE INDIO-.RED DROPS J. H. PAGE. Oen’l Faw A Ticket A<»n: Roebmter. i U> tb. jablie. Try 11. anJ >ry, return tho lx.lUr*. and Sri Yam JacUan & Sailuai J. B. FOSTER. 8AILI0SD. WM. KlKJAfl. .-nor.T LIME BCTWEEX CHICAGO & MICHIGAN H. W.’. COLSON, BUFFALO. N. A’ichofr, Shepard cf Co., LAKE K. aim- arc supplied at lowest factory prioca FOR saleor TRADE- GREBLE & RUSSELL ONE I’ORTABLE STEAM SAW Mill in good. order runing caery day, ONE HEAVY PAIR OF MULES 7 yew. old ONE 5 year old MARE, ONE BUGGY nearly ne», also ONE HEAVY STA­ TIONARY ENGINE, fur rale on GOOD TERMS. For particulars enquire ou tho premises one nrOc west of Carlton Center. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH Pttllman Slttftrt. TRAINS GOING SOCTH. ■ 11 Hr. PENSIONS To whom Pensions are 1 n» % t* 1j wn M to n is boathcru i.i Ete" AtXMlaiJ-wlihtks Mkhtran Laks Short. rau- Jr Colette Son ■<U f.'rar.d Rapid*-vrilhG R V Divircn of th a M C railroad, two Mtu-. ITS 1^05 American and Foreign VsteutH, >. no lie. La adT^noe. Not tert.Steftss.* s IB IS u nui umta >o ■ t»r«cnui*M far PMosasmolwi Grand kai>H'. TS-« stucco Old Bounty Land Wnntnnla. Warrant, cuirtaa tin*. Them WATER LIME LIME JOLIET. NORRIS. hA 8^,I\U';.S^V BKNRY. LACON, PEORIA. JTt). MOLINR. DA VENPOKT, MUSCAT!yk. WASIIINOTON. 10 MA WT»■ ''*!* NS1.I., MEWTON, DR'' MOINES SHAIB Shingles Lath &c. THE ENEMY OF BIIEAIEI THE FOE OF PAIN SSSSSSJK-.S"'*’ b UieGratid Old LINIMENT, 40 YEA BS1AS STOOD the TEOT OF ,15! UIMl UWE. MUSTANG PASTIKGH, MICH. qhaxdtrosk railway. LEAVENWORTH, ATCHISON, .Nd CHI< AOO, oT* wirsrr alnation. will bn siren you fr»r. I'ennivnv. PAUI MAN BODY. < HOUSE oa'CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. ItaH, teow am. MfMm. : TO MAN ANO BEAST United Stale. General Land'office. Cuntart*! United .dial CENTRAL HOUSE E. STAUFFER, Prop. and Omaha, Blnffc Without Change oi Can, Get . Chicago, Bool IiM i Pacifit firmnnil Comer ufSbrt; anJ UUurch Ft.; !»Sale at hi Lowest lira Bate LAND FLASKS i;l! Uohfjtoelh-Evoinna . A- GROCERS ssssr. Bummer Unto Table. ’■“« -u-lra- HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. xdl Siathews. Carlton, Jliou . June 22nd. 187U. XX117ml WHOLESALE k RETAIL SHORE RAILROAD. Thnw unrivaled machines and repairs for 'W made n KWQrp iUlcmant of hi« income for only two yeani as required by law, he paid a tax an an average annual income of only 815,000. , Yd it wa> -doling this period that ho was “gobbling up" railroads, drawing large feat from the Eric, giving theub*Ui|D4af I4« <xpcricnoe tod legal ndrice to Oaken Amec' Credit Mobilier for a hsndaome recotnpenttv and uthcrvrwc ntoriag up tbo»eubar'ls of money” with the aid of which he now hopes to reaih the White House. In one transaction he wyi thdhe1 and-three aaudaic; made 1284,000 in mortgage bond- and 8491,­ 000 in stock of thin Terre Haute At Alton Bailroad." We know from the tosumony. :rrATIJ.\<- n1 soiriTT NoI^tWxn.* we guarantee Satisfaction. l.bcrvbycertify that the fallowing is a truer £P F4«C and faithful statement of Che grin*. profits. This return , of eourac, was sworn to as provided by the law, and all that Mr. Til­ den paidh'Naa-hpon as'lrisiocome for lhe year 18C»2 wti« tbe^Jcowparatively small sum of 87,118. But in.his.answer to the lawsuit'bfaughVaguiuet .Itiui by the St. Ixiujs, Alton Si Terre Haute Biifrtwl Company, which be has awonr'IO, be makuttboibllowing statement : • gmuh; Wo J. M. HEAVES rot thcMfiKtT. relinrc th® Mln. > waa cheaper not to tkjl.sd Tho return whjah- bo made (fan the fcur 18(12, a.>er from any profaMion, trade, employment, or vocation, ojfanjwy«gier KU ce vbatertr, from Ht W'M«t day of De­ cember. 1802. both d»jt» iacjirire. and «uLj«ct to, aa iocoaic tAX, under the .Iptaise law» of the’ Doited tsatra- dnewue from all aoiKo hast. Bf <S it!. ThaCoBWW salisbortTbrosseau of money," it may be that they will not atop to enquire any further. TrMrE_^BT.E. myMBVB TIME.) Xo. 8. RAILROAD. CARD T », 1876. FBK11WCLAB DTVWOa. THE HU. CQZrQEADO. ZJW> A’A •>' ini&C). ’ , � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-09-11.pdf f0789f271b3fdf405e67c5f10a99eedc PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. MONDAY SEPTEMBER H 1876 VOL. XXL NO. 39. WAGONS! GEO. M. DEWEY L'PIIOR publisher. AND RURAL TOPICS. KlKtfnltlra. natKY BARNS. TKKMS <>> aUBtK'HlPTIO.N: KJ THS OF .< l> VFR TIRING. LM ® F0* Tt* I“*T *l*n W »< r/“ •*LL SHIM AM N BROS., M At prices lower tlinn ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. PKTESSDN A± AMD B08TKE3S CAMS. PLOWS AND CASTINGS MILO T.WHEEI.E R. KOO MAM. In addition to the J Oliver Chilled Plotrs and castings, we have a full stock of F. Sa BOWEN, burr. UTIL UUlXXER. EXTRAS POTX'J’K (HlUi'F. u»„n»c«r Ci*aur Barrtrax a»4 Q«*«ra O«c,Uth«C*art Hobm. JaaylTS S O PRINDLE10U1Y FCBLICCONYBYAMCKRA LOAM MINT-Will *«ntiBUU«a ea raal ertaufc* MM^tMu^acaanU. xxSvl C. G. HOLBROOK, for the Gale, Cuktis, Robinson, Dodge and Kalamazoo Plows. Points are nil ground and sold at the same price ns unground points. GREBLE & RUSSELL. soji THE VICTORY IS - WON ! LUCIUS RUSSELL, ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME CHAM. H. BAUER. The Triumph is Complete. WJL BURGHER. fWM. II. HAY FORD, DR C. HI WIILL, Viib ‘ Pkwalx hul« Siraat. PARTNERSHIP. flJX*■ BROWN-Phytkiaa.. Bar- JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR For fill Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Rin gars. Canned Goods, and al 1 oth­ er Goods usualy kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME WM. UPJOHN, delight J. wolf.m.d. AND SEE ME! JOHN STANLEY, HMt>jBg>,Junelg.,76 _ __ - UNDERTAKING Being a busioeM that needs a OR. H. r. PECKHAM. WOOL. WOOL. dea’ of experience, CA.BDUSTG. nn.n' C* P«*HAIL ^ yraCIAN £ SURGEON, W. H. Slrtbln., th. —tor Milk is often affected injuriunsly by cowv becoming heated in warm weather in bad­ ly constructed barns. Die Dairy edit >r of the Rural New Yorker <ays The milking bams which are thought to l»c inrol convenient by dairy men of long experience are arranged with doom opening at the end of the stable, the cows taking their place ou either side, their heads turned out­ ward, and with a wide, open xpiLe between the two iy wa of animals. Th Jherd enter* the stable at tho wide doors in th c eenter of tbo cud part of the building and the animals take po­ rtions ou either side, and thus one man is enabled to moke secure in (lie stanchions a large herd in a very short space of time. If wide doors are arranged on both ends of the building, and if it stands so nt to get the sweep of prevailing wind# through the center of the stable,, the anituals and milkers may have a tolerably cool place in hot weather during the time of milking. But in uiauy eases the barn is so located and the ventilation so imperfect that the heat and animal odors are almost intoler­ able through the hot months. Such a state of things eauftes great discomfort to both milkers aud animals, besides doing great injury to the milk. ~ SHREP IN WYOMING TEXKITOUY. ken, and under Oath, Ilia statements Were as follows : two sworn onfo^Tt^ofl ineliulr., — ..... «> ineoaa tax un4ar th, xaiaa Uvtof th, U al lad The liluutu Stautt-Zeifung, notwith­ standing its leaning toward the Tilden narty, confutwcs that the explanation of Mr. Tilden's private secretary is “thin," and that “no explanation at nil would have been far better than such a one." It points out, as the Trihuoc ha$ already pointed out, that the law required a re­ turn of tl>c entire income of the year from JI sources, and provided exceptions, such as taxes, loraes, etc. That Mr. Tilden proferacd under oath to make a return of his gran income is proved by , the fact that ho^Wlado deductions to the amount oT nearly 87,000. Yet this grots income, as returned by him under oath, was less than 814,000, when ho subse­ quently swore that ho received 820,000 from a single client during that year. The Stattft-Zeituug is too intelligent to bo deceived by the assertion that this sum of 820,000 hid really been earned in pre­ vious years; tho fact is that it was received in 18G2, as swoWby Mr. Tilden, made it, Notwithstanding the price of wool is very low, tlicre arc hundreds of men going annually to Wyoming and Colorado to keep sheep’ extensively. A,friend of mine recently wrote from Wyoming: “Graxing rites in this section are very high. Better bargains in ranch® can be obtained in Southern Colorado and New Mexico. The It cannot be property said thatwiue is increaao of sheep here annudly is about 70 I made of anything but grajics ; and thou­ per cent; in Colorado about 80 per ccut. sands ofpeoplc who have a supply of grapes, The risks here in Wyoming from storms would like to make a keg, or a barrel of and severe cold weather in winter, wolves, wine if they knew bow Iodo it. Throe and snake bites arc considerable.” To the barrels of grapes will' make a barrel of a part of his income for that year, though duration on bow lar/t<« «> jwafo should the wiuv, and three bushels will make ton gal­ business be conducted to insure large re­ lons of pure juice. I«l your grapes be lul he has previously sworn that his gross income for (hat year was not leas than turns, he replies: “Herds in Wyoming ly ripe, then gather them, and pick off any 814,000. The StaaU-Zeitung is also range from 500, tn 15,000, 1 should think decaying berries. Put them, stems and all constrained to admit that probably venr that 3,000 head ought to give a man a into a tub, keg, or barrel, with one head many persons who had not made up their good start, increase rapidly, and be perfect­ out. and smash them with a poundar made ly safe. There is no danger from Indians for the purpose. When thoroughly mashed, minds for whom they will rote will be deterred from voting for Tilden around here. Indian# don’t want sheep : (I sin now giving directions to th'»e who though it thinks and if they came upon a flock of #hecp, all have no wine press) in small quanitics at n by this exposure, that that those who had already espoused they would do would be to kill the herder time, put the entire mashing# into a per-, his cause will stand' by him, notwith­ and steal his pony. One man with a good feclly dean vessel or cask; and then com­ standing he has recently sworn that ho dog and pony, can easily herd 1,500 shcey. mence expressing the juice. Tsko a strong swore falsely in 1802 in order to swindle In tbo lambing season one extra man to a peicc of coarse muslin, as bpen as you can tho Government. And it also baa so flock is ail that is needed." Great destruc­ procure, make a bag of it that will bold little faith in the honest perception.# of tho tion to tbc sheep occurs from' cold storm.* about two gallons, and admit of being tied American people that it thinks a majority soon after shearing. He say# that in a se­ un a foot from tbc mouth ; and if you have of them may still vote for him for Pres­ vere storm about June 1st, nearly R,0<>0 but few gallons of juice to express, it can ident This is a sort of foreign opinion, aheep perished within a circuit of 50 milcrf; be done by the hands alone, or by a lever not to say contempt, which we hope tho but all flock# that are corralled (penned) when a barrd of it is Io be pressed, as I result will fully set at naught. and somewhat protected during storm# es­ have done it many times. I have not space Ifwo abondon Mr. Tilden as a witness cape without lore. to give full directions in every particular; but any man of tact can succeed, I think, against himself, tho case will be found to GBEEX MANUBINO AT THE WEST. on what information I kayo space for. grow in Che amount of the swindle, Farmers in Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska, Put the juice, or mutt, as it is called, into though the lack of principle and the evi­ Thus • aud some other Wcatern Stati* find con a keg or cask with a faucet in it, fill to dence of pctjuiy remain the some. aidcrable difficulty in keeping their land# within two inches of the bungliolc, put in the statement is now mado that, besides in a high state of fertility, owing to the a bung loosely, so that, the air produced by the 820,000 fee from the Terre Haute & tamo graaes being frcouenlly killed by hot fermentation can pass off, so leave it about Alton Company, Mr. Tilden likewise re­ scorching winds. A Western writer says : three weeks, then bung up tight, leave it, so ceived in 18G2 and 1803 the sum of 850,­ °J. B. Root, of Illinois, conics to our tem­ till the following June, then draw it of 000 in fees from the Pittsburg, Fort porary relief, at least, with a discovery carefully, throw away or put the lees into Wayne & Chicago Railroad, and 120,­ made some year# ago. His practice is to your vinegar cask, return the wine, and let, 000 in fees from tho Chicago & Alton sow rye, about six pecks per acre, early it remain till ths fall, when it will be ready Tlailroid? It jjray or may not be possi­ ble to verify this statement by the books in fall as practicable, and turn under with to drink. There ought to be enough C" v and chain in May, when two or three oaved separately in a jug to fill tho cask high, for green manure, and in this when fermentation las ceased. In regard practice he claim# to have grown his fer- to using sugar, some persons use it, and tilixei# while no crop occupied tho ground, some do not, according to the variety of and increased its producing capacity by ns grapes grown. ax the wine sometimes sours, mudi a# forty-two horec-loads of good especially if the grapes aro not fully ripe. stable manure would have done, although Two pounds of good sugar to the gallon is he doc# not claim to have added much enough, and excellent wine can, with sugar, pennancat fertility to tho soil. He fur­ bo made from grapes that are but par­ ther says he could not even realtor the tially ripe ® is often the case in high lat­ manure for what it casts him to reed aid itudes. I think it would bo best for inex­ turn under the rye, though he would also perienced wine makers to use sugar in all apply all the manure that could bo obtain­ cases, as the wine made without it docs ed in addition to the green-manuring, an not generally suit the American palate. nd can hardly be made to rich." This syrtera of green manuring c in be profitably Tilden vn. Tilden. adopted anywhere. PVRSLANKThis weed, frequently called “pusly” in many places, in a great nuisance, owing to the rapidity of its growth, and that it takes root in the driest weather when cut ' up and allowed to lie upon the surface of the noil. But many peraons cut up thw pUnt in their girders and throw it upon {heir manure heap, not thinking of ito oumarous seeds, which are like small granu. of black sand, and if ripe the result in that they thus Med down their garden! year ofu/rnar to thia weed in the nee of the manure. Kach plant baa daily about twentv flowers, and each flower matures from IXn U “J. Art of <brtr extenrtr. bins bros. BOBBER BEES. At this season of the year honey bees arc must-prone Io robbing, the strong fam­ ilies robbing the weak Ones of their honey stored up fur winter use. They have not learned thia thieving. art from modern politieians, but it is innate with them—,thcir nature. When a family of lwe« i« biting robbed it may be known by a great increase of beta an.mid the entrance, while many will lx, flying-around near it in indecision as to uttering; aud a good many will l»c seen rapidly leaving'the hive, and dose to the entrance some of the bees of the robbed hive will be seen holding rubber-bvew pris­ oner, which they kill hy stinging; ami •oiuclimes hundred# of dead been will, Ik seen killed in the conflict. The remedy is immediately to contract the entrance of the hire, so that but one or two been can para at a time; and in Home cases clone it entirely, (giving ventilation by raising thw hive about an eight of nn inch) till near even­ ing, than open to let out robbem, and let in the Lees that belong to the hive, and close again for one <.r two days, afterwards keeping the passageway controotcd. FRUIT TBKESJAM 1HV18I0N MSES. When fruit trees grow near division lines, and the fruit falls over the fence upon a neighbor's laud, the question may bo asked, “To which party does such fruit belongIn England it has boon legally decided to lielong to the owner of the tree; but he has no right to go and get it with­ out asking pennisaion, because lie would be a trespasser. All he could legally do would bo to nsk {^rmiraion to pick un his fruit; and if that be refused he would be com­ pelled to ace it lie and rot. Nor can the other party legally appropriate such fruit to his own use ; but he can ent off every limb of his neighbor’s trees which haug over his ground; Imt lie must be careful that he docs not cut an inch lieyond his line. MAKlRii WINK. WHOLE NO. 1082- —HI,. ««ul “ U«k “ P°*J'r . . eiwoU. *_ t. rthree dav# i Io — nr orU>r~ d«y» the U>« ’ —ato “d H.U pint h 1—1 op Uioroogl.1, brfor.il A^,„_rf»oL Joi, wJl b. bat liulo toooU« ■> ,terSbT for Ihat —»o. of tbc two Companies. U is really not of very much importance. If Mr. Tilden swore that his gross income was only $14,­ 000 in 1862, when he knew that bo had received 820,000 in that year from a sin­ gle company, he would likewise have a worn the same knowing that he bad re­ ceived $90,000, which would be tho ac gregate of his fees from the throe Com­ panies as they are now stated. Bat it is better, perhaps, not to confaao tbo record by bringing in other income, since it is simply self-avidcnt that his income must have averaged more than $15,000 a year during the entire term of years when the tax was imposed, if hi# fortune amounts to several millions of dollars. But tho real case against Mr. Tilden is made out by himself, because, in his answer to the Alton <k Terre Haute suit, he doos not say that he had charged up $20,000 for services, in 1862. but that the sum of $20,000 teas paid to him by that Compa­ ny in that year. The charge is not in­ definite or speculative. It is Mr. Tilden swearing in one case that he swore falsely in the other, and tho only answer 1mi can make is to show that he did not make one or tho other of the two affidavit*. Thia be lias so for failed to do. Others may have falsified their income returns, but we think there are few peraons who have subsequently admitted it under oath. As to thia, tbc Cincinnati Gastlte staten the case fairly when U says: “We pre- It is proper to keep in mind that no- > body has made a charge of perjury against Mr. Tilden cxccp Mr. Tilden himself, in order that the “Etde onptaMnlncss" about the income-tax shall not be delegated to the category of “campaign lies." The rase is in no sense political; it involves die private character of a man who seeks tbo nigbest office in the gift of the |»eo pie. It is not as if Mr. Tilden's income return for #7,118 for the year 18C2 was all bo found. In that event all that that could mi it would would I. haVo bocn merely speculatiro it whether hl he had < r had not received dur­ wh«bcr ing more money than he re­ mg that that year ye turned ; and. with the probabilities all kn.uL.ft to a larger income, no one would ]" ”U>A“ bare been been able to say with certainty or have definiteness that bo had falrified his re­ turn. There was perhaps only ono man who could speak positively ulmut it, and turns, but he is i that was Mr. Tilden himself. It must who is a candidal be kept dearly in mind that he has spo- United State#.”. �our An Exprmion of ConMInoo. J.miOH IIabtino*, Mich., Skit. 11, 1876. JPUR WHOX? Failure docs not always imply dishon­ esty in the man or men that fail. Indeed sonic of tin* ablest men that this country has known in finance—ns instances Jay Cooke and Daniel Drew—have been forced to yield to advmre circumstance? when trying to buy qp property wbicli was unmarketable nt the time of failure but which had its value although its sale was distressed. So that failure is no sign of lack of ability, nor is it a sign of dishon­ esty, because it doo come often when least expected and the men may stand in the front among cummorcial miua. . The fact that Jonas 11. McGowan is tho nominee for CongrcAs on the Repub­ lican ticket lentaomo sditional intercut to tbe failure of BRveu A McGowan which otherwise v.ou, 1 not have l>ecn attached thereto. When men foil, the first •[uertioDH that naturally cornua up are, who NATIONAL REFUBLICAV TICKET. has been wronged? or who has made some money olit of it ? That sone are wronged in every failure no one would dcov , that For^Pmileat, tliey are forea/foua.’/y wronged is a qua rtion which depends upon tho general reputation for honesty and integrity which of Ohio. the man who fails puMceses iu tbc neigh­ borhood where be lives. But wheu men For' Tin-President, have made money by fading then there is good reason for saying that the man is dishonast and a scoundrel. In tho case of Mr. McGowan this fact is believed by of New York. every man acquainted wqh him. that not one dollar ha? found its way into his pock­ ets. Ho is not rich ; but he docs depend •'lost upon Lis profession and hard labor for his *aM IVMaarrr-WIIJJAM It. McCHKKRV “ sustenance. He is not afraid to work :nnd mi's r. ra imuixiK any person tha# &as known him since he .MTM> OatMOd-gTroXlHai* KK. opt. PoMte ItMtnuatos-nOHAl-K K TA RBK1. t. was a boy has knZrn that he has had to I BBirer BoarS IMncaltoe-WITTKB J. B A XT K It work and has worked incessantly. Jast at this juncture Mr. McGowan's business friends ig this city have united in a testimonial of confidence in his integ­ “Ooncst money 'for all, and free schools for nil. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sccterian interferance which will destroy the other.” RDTHEREORBB. HAYES, * !■ WILLIAM A WHEELER. “Samvel J. Tilden. “December 2G, 1863." “I Solemnly swear that on the 17th day of October, 1762,1 received from tho St. Louis, Alton A Terre Haute Railroad txmdholdcrM 810,000, and on the 7th day of November, 1862, another 810,000. To­ tal receipts from one railrod alone in 1862, 820,000. ‘ Samuel J. Tilde*. •‘August, 1876." “Reform 1*1atform. i» neewwary."—/frmncntlie An kr <W1!m|-?*L;2 thdont r aihiona The nominal Governorship by (he Detnouracy of tbc State, end his declination, after the con­ vention had adjourned, plaotw the ill rtnotf piablf Tho shows th* [ there is Kdttttog hat coward, wjcBnngly fright***! rn'icX,"?;' tree of tlis earth. 7 , AX IMQDKST. rare; -­ a very handsome lawyer—in f-ut, he war certain that she was i* the babiujf Aij, ing out wUh him to * place of «|u«l»i>a‘. ' bio character, some miles out of the city. Ono mornitt?,'iMiea<l of staying orw UNow York «U day, ho return*! in mi hsu or tnnfland found hisspouwhad entered a buggy Will'd man, Utfhad driven off' of jy fifteen minutes .befurc. The mcluitit ia the pooaefflor of a horse that aa [iaTwi^ thU ht leader ns pictured by hitnylf a few weeks ago. builhe woop ---------- ------------- ---- country.. Silence, under the cireumstan-| convention it was discovered that he was mo! eligible, as be had lawn law than a i 5 party and its disclosures have been made ktioWh and] discussed everywhere throughout the | Hewitt for that place, but just before the State Convention i bril Demo- ing has yet been offiered rin v4ilj|iq/<lie J indecision and de Sayo horu and there some heedless or shamelob country organ, tbc Democratic pros has abandoned the attempt to explain away Mr. Tilden's peijary and fraud. Aa for the candidate himself, )te seems quite willing to abide by the lame cxcuic of bis •ocretary, that as the 820,000 fce, from the Alton and Terre Haute Railroad waa partly earned before 1862, therefore it could not be all included in the lax returns for that yiar. We have shown, however, that even accepting this theory, tho accu­ sation of perjury remain* untouehod. At least 811,500 of the fee m question was airnrd in 1862. according to Mr. Tilden's own statement, and not a dollar of that amount paid income tax. Wc shall one of there days, show with some detail tbe chief source ot Mr. Tilden's income in 1862 and subsequent years. Meanwhile ws trust that our Democratic friends will remem­ ber that ft is a mere waste of time to quib­ ble over the $20,000 fee iu 1862, aa if that were tbe sole item of Mr. Tilden's in­ come about which we have any evidence. There' arc abundant iata on which to prove -.wlhra. Th. k^b crc,U(J jm b.u Uw Ud u.ri. OUR NEW YORK Lt i I ER. letter. chaipM of peijafy'- made by-thKfY«r«,4 do his mile in three minutes, and- hr1 had ' ■* it harwesKed. pwhfc'iakc'liis rerfclW? Not nby rcvolvct'. ljh 1oa«h-d thblmtfttt' ■ jnf hi* buggy with round rivnes—a bushel enmmifteo berome the vcriM by hiz own shadow. It was predicts/that he wueltl dictate the . Tt only took him a half how • to ovurtake them, for the pair were euiar slowly, tUl 'the laxnn nf the satire “might be prolonged, and bo drove up U’ pear to have drifted about aimlotsly un­ mdc than.. Thfc pre • Lothariu it til tho hide bound Bourbons, seeing their declined peremptorily. ' Now tbo nomina- husband, , and Whipped W' hi., hArte'“ lion is in the hands of tho Statu committee I opportunity, brought Seymour to the .—tbo committee belongs to Tilden Umly ' ■teed do against blood ? Thr hushfl** ‘ 'A front, and after a few gralmtou* ioralt* to mil! souk nnd i/wTlb-piu svjiife )kssd\cf । drove akmgside, and, hokliog his ' the liberal progressive members' of tlio the ticket whoever the astute Samur! die-1 one ha»dr Ixmtbantod the fellow with , party, devlarcil him the Centennial nom­ stone* wUJ| the. ,pftgr„ JT.i oKupi; Uh• inee. No/ a r of atones, the affrighted • — » that lb| ^re| faster, bui k wu no . ute. pftihwsjy (he stone flew, tilf taA-' ...L ccpt the.u»m tru was a smash. The uiqjgy *eonConvention appears to hare been one of1 big candidate to would not Mrc it.May be' named by that Coaren- The tion ; but instead of that its members ap­ ft worked. the moat turbulent bodies that tbe New kept Seymour *n, for it was a very poniinatioo.| । j • • r/ < | York Drawicracy |i*s ever produced. Sufficient time ha* not elapeed to note thp। effect upon tin- managers left Were. t* *tP-^. at’ Seymcur’ in 1862 addrmed the brutal cut-throat*1 perintend the work of tbc campaign Sir. Tilden a perjurer and a swindler with­ out reference to this lee or the time when rity which can'btf allay the team of sus­ it was earned—ample aa the evidence* is picious persons i h i arc always ready to which it supplies without nderence tn any­ fear something wrong lias been done. This thing cine.—A’rie York TStun. testimonial wc herewith append. • - r ruilt UMtrlct—DEM HKJUMCR. MMfe DMrtel-Cll Mil km Kll-I- Washington teatimonial aa for many years, wi hare held Mr. McGowan in high eatecm nnd can moron, W. lUiS«- ' fully endorse what thme gentlemen have Failures are an unfortunate inoidont in AA’aUMINOTON,. themselves asserted. nnr life ■ driseni sBpear a man's history, but they by no means Noid« W> »>-1* • ««• W" ______ -- --r-l Mr. Mr. HcGowao has also received ~ many •hrmawror F»kl>= «»«■»> “> U"! Lnruun of conSdraoe mJ ' ________________ ■“ ***"•*•’ support by letter and otherwise from ug'j p-iuo. in whink k« •* bm , avoidably, as in the recent, case of Bowen andMeGowac in this idly, and aa in a ---, (above; (above) -paper. ------------------------------------------------------- ~j ---------------* long list which ha» been recorded within Indeed tho leading Democratic papers the past three years. They have come in tou-h the matter of his alleged petjury in Two Oaths and a Comment. mwt instanocs by a shrinkage of property the most gingerly manner, and with mark­ brought about by the natural laws of trade ed symptoms of distrem, while tho coun­ Which, like the ocean, have their flood nnd “I solemnly swear that my income from try press L generally sHrnit » though all sources io 1862 was 87,118. this point; but ever since Mr. who were murdering, burning. outragBig'; and plundering inatdy, as “my convention weak onto The bone TUB COAL t>BOP. disappeared ; tnra hard time* l«M । Im-luTi up oop) •cd to mor* ; combination—tho cngl kings or PrtiiMyL ened. but otherwise ? The bus’ ranis have been oUig*!;to suooamt to fh* downward tendency uf the times. At tbc Lome in oitenee. -<hi wartiiu^ Lis heusw ■ big coal sale Iverti thio week, half a mil­ he <|uiraly tadd hoc |o pack her afisste , nfflF'lHftjr wwtrTaken at a reduction of fifty audgv«oirt, whWt ah* <Sd. . > per cent from the catahltshed prices. This filed Irfcr brrl fur ’a-riivnrcc Thw m • -»• young man was Misted towaJ'jffipaid for a horae, bug^y and harneai, ..and •.’ w left town. Thus, what might have been a“* winter's f nd to pnl in, but it is a letting tragedy was tosusd into M rotzwdr. Fttfw un on the manufacturers, whp, <.vQ>pdlud arc juakaa «fisct*al aa buik-te. «t .|t< <(oV4l thoiri proMct • U . rodjodi <r*t4^ have been paying old prices for coal, a th tmpertaht item in tM ftt 'iif 1844 ttfton] s-y yhrre is none, foyXlp^ .wa»i,!*er ^7 Ux> lint to Jo iU.J’he.people.are stdl oau ~ The effect m this will be fait alt over tbo tbc city, It b sV dull as it aa ominous ” wiJi his name, boding no good, to the | Dxan Sib—The rniderigne.1 heartily In illustration of what is in store for party seeking piaev and powes upder his sympathizing with you in your Rte misfor­ leadership. tune. and wishing to assure you of our the tax-payer* oft lie country when Dem­ From many actionsItC'tho1 Saatli tlicJ41 unshaken confidence in your integrity, do ocrats gel control of the government, it hereby tnroi cheerfully affirm it to bo our may bo Hated that during the last watiec come evidences of a revival <.f tbe tradiearnest conviction) aad sincere belief that of Congress there were introduced bilk An lUxl hrMiUitv always cxiatina between j err SMITH. in all your relations to the buxinaos of the tho Whig and Democratic parties.f ForSSJUKTlSKSSiS K >-O the iiaymcut of Southern claim* amount­ late firm of Bowen A McGowan, and in ar. w. wurox. mcr Whigs who have acted with the Dem­ Our Centennial ■VtMMIXn. the final dispovtion of the business by as­ ing to 8472316,131k The following signment to N. 1‘. I/overidgc, Esq., you table indicates the character of these ocrats Abe* th*. dtaruplidn uf thesex>an • <im<tw&N at the Ladi<* Swimming Acsparty, because they h|4 (■<» where ebe lq, havn committee’ po international wrong. claims : iivriapKnuY AhvjTuredav. Us A.'cAsiorfbehig 'nd Axl We have good reason to think that vou which 1 a3i*Af»iL Dill* tur IO' claim* annuutinc U—..—4 l..'XUCS go, have always been more or leas uncomAND NOW THE VERY MEN have not in any way enriched yourselfnt Bills to ntWtoit diroet Uuc* ■oeoliectcd......L«1.T7* fortablc and rrtlireo In their abdHiou effort j1 1 Way down' faw for Cash. I ah-, *.l! th^*«S Bills tu nft»d eotion tax ........... ................ WHO FOUGHT AND VOTED TO the expense of creditors, or performed any to for property wad and deBREAK UP THIS UNION. NOW dishonest or dishonorabl_■ act in connection Bills Stemvr (($cwin" .Wire d* forty, partie-.psicd in tho yet-, ; celebrated ■tfoyod-------------------------------------- I'O.'tajSM to form a union with an incompatible. UNDER THE SAME NAME AND Eill* tn pay for rappli«a.„........ ...... ..XSUJSOJND This feeling of dissatufortim .has been ad they swam with a skill and uutaiMt xadl wScwing M*clufi-.w-*ne$ •_’. with tbe whole business. ORGANIZATION,STILL CALLING bar jl pckrt-MW n»en exhibit. Ono aicwauiSiioa. IfiwKnVdii*,.* Totals................................... AnXUAlS augmented by thd th^nQ4 ^eaition al Jays 1 While we do not all adopt your politi­ ITSELF DEMOCRATIC. APPEAL ;'1T2 a"between'two Titflc girl bsbiai of TO YOUR GENEROSITY TO SUR­ cal ccntimentH, but honestly differ from Here b a sum amounting to more than RENDER TO THEM ALL THE you in many important particulars, vet a» mo-fifth the entire National debt. But, — . J.Mac. '< GREAT POWERS OF THE GOV­ friends wc cannot hut give expression to now become ..pjiufuUv apparen^ta the _B , Oppoutc the Port Office ’ troul say the Democrats, “llicy would never be Dcmoqaey,fijRLft°<V*,nPtJ* ^t*|-oui ERNMENT. THEY ASK TOAD our full confidence in your integrity as well MINISTER ITS LAWS, CONTROL paid." Why, then, arc they al unac pre­ piidi by soft words and sycophancy what position in the Walenhll Ac most1 ITS REVENUES. AND TO MOLD a* declare it to* Lc our sincere wish that ITS POLICY AT HOME AND this misfortune shall not bo used agninnt sented tho moment the Democratic party it has failed to bring, about a perfect union,' 'cased asms mu srsr did, seeming U ABROAD BOTH OF THEIR CAN­ you in the campaign for Congraw now obtains control of the House ? Their bjki with more case than men. Mias Ik DIDATES. THOUGH LIVING IN presentation shows that the S.nilhcrncrs but THE NORTH, OPPOSED EVERY pending. MB mulil,. IU ,*r i Mi”. MEASURE Ok THE WAR, ALL Wishing you all happiness and prosper­ who present them hope, if they do not irtrvngi THE MOVEMENTS TO ORG ANIZE ity, we remain as ever, your true friends. nd 'to*!; Wf,. £ expect, their Northern allies will vote for THE ARMY THAT BEAT DOWN from the Ku-K!or| yoaag Isdy rasa, four mila and came .Henry Safford. Frank L- Skccls, D. C. Whether tbc d< stonily •n>fand, and lor sale at tbc *>»• «s* THE REBELLION. AND ALL THE Powers, IL F. Mockridge, T. W. Dickin­ them, and when did Northern Ikmocratu out Dul at all fatigued. SAFEGUARDS ADAPTED TO SE­ ist which first class gn-xis ran son, H. C. Whitley, A. J. Foster, L. B. ever disappoint (lie hopes or cxpectatioua CURE THE RESULTS OF OUR VIC­ . materially effect the refold i& November, u' .N33AM »l AfttfKl . TORY. THE MEN THEY WO 134) Johnson, John H.D.’Warren, 8. S. Cut- of (be South ? a matter that cannot yet be definitely rtif* — Xhfl n*r Afjdn* of the muoa arc simple BRING INTO THE CHIEF PLACES 4fer, Z.G. Osborn, P. P. Nichols, J. F. and pretty. The volumniuns puffed and OF THE REBEL ARMIES OR WHO Pratt, A. A. Dorrance, M. Mansfield. K. 11. efl B * -----------A correspondent of the of the Cincinna­ • of Ix-.WMflv I* sowwFROWNED AND COMPLAINED IN Clarke, Geo. D. Ford. Hconr C. Lewis. Affna “more cheering" why just kt them THE NORTH. THESAME STATES ti Timrt makes the following inquiry : THAT PASSED AND MAINTAINED Iaxsm M. Wing, Alonzo Waterman. F. , ____ priq 8uppow> there is a greenback lunlldate’ ORDIN ANECS OF SECESSION ARE V. Smith. J. H. Beech, L. VanYalkenTHE MAIN STRENGTH OF THIS bnrg, Charles Powers, Prank D. Newberry brought out for President, and there is no ilwtiuM, touching the future status ", j&Eci COALITION.-Viator Sherman John Murphey, Isaac Manns, David i one of tho three elected, and it goes to tho HUcal parties aoudi of Mason and Dixon’s Thompson, L. D. Halstead, 8. M. Socly. House of Representatives. Now, I want Political Note*. Geo. Starr, Albert Chandler, W. to know if the Congrew now in n.-wion Coomb*, Justin Lawyer, J. W. Shively. has the electing power of the I’rreidcnt: to carry out The names attached to thia tcatiinouial or the new Congrcm that takes tludrseat' ' The Albany Jvttrtud tayt: ‘ Put down Tjte you want the /.raf Havana (’«»• New York ns sure for Hayes aud Wheeler. arc those well known in bunnesa circles, the -1th of next March ; and in ease llwy not only in Branch County but throughout fail to make a selection then who oitridl Governor Tilden feels it in his bonex, his the State and .many of them in various in us our next President. tMum» U.jMBnktAouuj marrow, hu sinews, his pericardium, his parts of tho Unftd States. Their general Tjvi.a yrfifeArt w«* /■’The That has pertinence, not only with ,re-. bowels, his dcfvm, epidermis and cerebell­ character is well known nnd they would 4Wc ianBediatetyr ~ •^W*Di W’ArtMffO. not append their names to such a paper gard to “Greenback" and “National par­ um.'’ unless they hadtho utmost confidence in ty" movements, but all attempts Jo run in- great Mtorret’among'llie'Ceht?nuLl fat H Thu Detroit Free Preu aays “there is a the mana integrity of purposes aud of dependent or third party tickets kero or 1 tort. The four oared acull race between ; grand uprising of die people all over Mich­ MdooTbojh.re.llknownXrMeOowm tJw,lrac. । . b | the Loudon crew and the Yale cr?w .way . CoLPWATKH, Aug. Lto. 1876. Hoji. J. H. McGowan y- H. McOUWAM. Don’t Forget S ■i Slnr ’ ■"rOWrb.-.MM.. il<! ttkUlillniLJ..-hIT oea Dnj3 IIjio ai I ■ ' '.J--a igan.’’ It talked the election in 1872. The same way before result of the up rising then was sixty thomiand Republican majority. It dow looks as though Hayes would ■J ever since be came to this dty, citv. fifteen years ago. They hare known him os a man of principle, of high moral purposes, ot through integrity of character ; and they arc ready and willing to stand by him at a time when friends are needed. Wc bclicrc this cx^esms not only the feelings of those who hffc signed tbe paper but of all thoae who have been intimately ac­ York Republicans at Saratoga, civet good quainted with 'tfr. McGowan. He hns 1 imsolf said publicly that if it can be shown that h« has committed an interna­ own State by a round majority. . tional wrong lie should be socially ostrac­ ised and legally condemned. But he has full confidence in his own integrity cf after Tilden's own heart for he exclaim purporo and courts a candid iuvwtigaxion. ed in 1361 .• "Not one rent. It is a It is due tbe "CocgreaMcnul District Black Republican war, and Black Repub­ whoae candidate be is upon dm Republieua ticket that Mr. McGowan's position in licans may foot the bills. They 11 get hu own party st homo should be known. If these men believed that he were d»bon- aas-mnee that Tilden will be beaten in his if »d odgb tax,Currins * * belly contented, and i7 ini/bc. MWlhSi . 1. The pres-mt House of tives would, in such case, elect the .T^;. far the Britiahere. It appears to lie con- 1 dent. 2. ed by In case an eketion was wot with nua^tHiWuwcrew tho 4th of Msrch, “then the Vice President shall net as President, sa i»4bo. , case of the death or other Jh! ceded tlu*>‘Mi4iM^agiink»MMe^«taataAi 1 effect­ aun.n. X—wtod Itarfi—'*!«5 •aaai. r-nnrisift.tj «i tJJ .*•. xi .«,uow i the coMtitutfomd ihq advantage of the pole came in five feet disability uf tlic President." a V4*. km tlpa. ings and bii 3.If a Vice President ohould foil to ' -ahead. Tim*, in every wi be chciacn by the electoral cdlofo, his ,• minutes with one fecbtia Ai favor of the SWuX-s— - — — election would fall to the Senate in the isKtwtto Kamo manner that tho clroicc of President ■atan4fcto fat^tcr&y, re hMf fan, follr. to the House. Tho prospect ofsuaitig the eoatert /jr. ' fol. President thrown into llm present House. , two of Representatives oucht to be enough to wake up every Republican and loyal man 2® ' - �The Repudtator’s Convent i>n. wi— t. drt,« fr»» ,t< Tho Convention the proceeded to a formal „ dowl role which rrenlied <u foHov>: aw. „d f Whole No. of roton M Q~di»x lik. . poi or „„ M which John Dawson received tarma whilst hundreds of thuutands of Idle John I.ichty ' ' ■> laborer* throng our ttreeia seeking work in J. W. Glorn « volm Therefore be it resolved,—That we will Mr Dawsr.ti,l<avit;|rgirrh the rriptlrad outh •npport no man for office uules* pledged to was declared the tituudmous ntotuinre for the carry oul the following pride! pie*: . office of County Treasurer. . The Convention then proceeded to an infor­ uncondhkumlrepeMvfihe specie rerompttoi, mal ballot for RefUtcr of Deeds, which reAel of January U, IffKJ. suited iut folltown: “Secund—Wo bell--to that United Stain Kotin Imticd directly by the Guvernmcui and of which Charles E Barlow received oonvcrtaNeon demand into United Siam James M Willison •• ‘'bligatinns. lieariug an equitable rale of Morris Burton •• interest (not exceeding one cent 1 day on Gru II Purdy •• each one hundred doltnni). and interchangc- Agreeable to the call of the Cost nly committee the Itopudiatora, vthwwiac called Greenbnck- era, assembled at the Court Homo in this city on Saturday at eleven o’clock and were c.ltod to ontor by W. W, Ksllv ckrtrman of er. Jnhn Dawson wn, elected President. On motion of Peter Cramer W. If. M^rrfek was elected Secretary. • Xt this stage of the- proceeding there was present about twenty d.kgu... moatly QldHM Democrats. In faet we did not teso^niie more been recognized as reliable RnpubUraiH dur- On taking the chair Mr. Dawaotu thanked both on account of anti their organisation, honesty (T) ((tai save the mar the action of the Convention. w«n'i»n»"'CTEWl On motion t>f Peter Cramer ittisk vutndto elect a county Committee to coV Ht of one We desire toaa M your attention to our stock of strictly pureDR UGS and fWEDlCINES- We jnake a speciality in deeding in only sb ictly prime DR UGS. We believe it is for the interest of on'f' Customers as well as ourselves to sell only prime andp. 'tre MEDICIJfES. . H e have a lar^e stoc. of Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, E J Fclgh'ntr ford the best circtiUtlng medium eve- devised; such railed Slatea Ketra should be a ftill country HASTINGS CITY DRUG STORE. Golden Oil, Black Oil, T. E Stauffer •• W H Frost «e The Contention then proceeded to an mal vote which rcsiilitsl as follows; Whole No of rotes t of which Charles E Barlow receive 1 ' James M Willtoon •• paytueni «>f suiih obligation* as are by exit!log eontracts expressly uikIc payable in eolu. And wa hold that it is the duly uf the Gov- •rnmeui to provide such a circulating me*li Bought very low and WE will sell them at as prices that will please the closest buyer. BARNES & COMPANY. from each Township, and the fol orlng gon- ILL about.the coctty. Assyria—John IL Power*. Baltimore—Aaron E. Durfee. Whole Ke. of totes •'Third—That the American Silver Dollar rhich was a full legal lender fur all sums for Barry—Ira C. McAllister. Carlion—Thomas Dltnaiuii. Castleton—E. J. Feighfcv Hope—Saninel J. Booth. D*»P ’ wa/ aitlhoriied to appoint a ewumillei three on credentials. The chairipppol FirvdiVw-ebalw aul beat * premium In (atsw ^radJHiixal pWtiqiltS inqnire ef ■a such committees, Hon. Geo. flkn .*s. C Taylor and Peter Cramer. named as said committee. rhe following gentle- Woodland—Joshua W Glenn. Athyria—Walter Powers. 1 tai tiruare—John Lichty. ill. then. elsciwiijicerths oftihitation of the llcpuldl- •• m City—A M Rock. .T<.hn< I*. Peter Cramer oiwi.genue—Stepben Nicbbta. II. W. Flint 10 Ira C. McAllister The convent ion then proceeded to a formal you clared nominated. For (\>unty Surveyor, Mr. Geo. II. Spaulding after taking the oath was declar­ ed duly noutinalrd. Eir.; Picrec, of .Woodland and Coital tones P. i . Prindle, t rni'iie, of 01 Prairieville, t raincvuie, after niter r. MeAl-1 taking thatoath, were nnminnlNl fur Cor- vela which rtsnlicd aa f.dtonr: । uncm. The committee 6n credenlUl anbtaitted : llwto'sby* a V»rl)' cfitrfjijdjh' (Uoper*. lisra Pfcrce, John F Holbrook. lh‘,f^.V!. ^wfrT R ,J.-•'HWetr. the ' Carlton—D M Wood*. Thotaas BHnston, qrfkin B Parauns*. Gro C Nichols. " Irving—WHUam Gihba, Ira Wrocotl. C P .Satttocl . n»y-£, ™’liira1>Ht£Mit| An*' wf. ■Itor. Alien Mathews. Rutland—John Dawson, Edwin M Bale*. lut ‘btljue^t’iu 'a lively t aggressive cam- Alfred Mathews, E K French. Hastiuga—I’ertr Cramer, Wm H Merritt. Yaifaeaihe parley the P.cpuldicans. a thwult warrant jiitd la . a. Morris Burton. A D Kennedy. IIsxHngs City—Newell Nichols, Henry N Jlyeraoft,^« 'rockittbm; Kli 'fun 1^11#.' pu^vHdi of Wvnworth, Andrew J Rosa, Adam M Itock. Castleton—Lemuel Smith, .Emanuel J late Prighner. Horace M Flint, John M Boe. w «y Other |dacu,- emi -the accused FrairievHto—Geo Brainard, Cortex P PenRiker and plead Jill. lion Gon Thomas. Joseph B€o«»k. guilty fo tire ol'stpafuig the same, . Orangeville—Steven Nichols, William rad WlgftcuM V'T’X.* t’f thirty WwnrenT. JuhnMi««b»rtin, E i>bettop!ae«\ J,llani ftr-tre thy?, or'in d«fan|t thereof MapleC*vc-C W Taylor., W 8 Htoock, to be ccmmitte) to the IMmt Hoom of Wftoon fitiswatyr, .W GriawcdJ.' 1 Hope-^ST Boefh, James Cnrttom, Byron Cmeetion for weniy dayw.1 ’ * Pickle, Henry II Campbell. Whole number of voteof which Peter Criroer rrexivml H.B.Wiilgor “ charging us with saying ln a public speech II. W. Flint" irvd pledge i «1 Cedar Creek, that: Mr. Cramer having given the required ph niineiplr | “Should Samuel J. Tilden be electe.1 Presi- ' lent, and Thomas A. Hendricks be elected was declared the nnamious choice of the Con­ ; Vice Pienident of the United State* of Amcri1 cn, tho llepttblicnn party with U. 8. Grant nt vention fur sheriff. »• 1 its head, would place Rutherford B. Hayes by formal roto for County Clerk which rennlted the force uf arms (if necessary) into the exe­ cutive chair. upon the 4th of March 1877." aa follows: We not only said no such thi^;. but w* used W. £.' Bowen ’ " Ear* Pierce Walters. Powers E. J. Fcigbncr H H. Ounpbell •• * G F McAllistar, John Sangg*. Tbornappte-B A Almy. E R Chandler, K K 7?**J**. W.,.ia,),i. eity. ■.JS? "d Tbewoek ■“•‘V f'ffln! in firn dm ‘t i, ’Lent. Edwin Fa«M. Yankee Spring*—Geo Purdy, Geo 11 Spanloing. O L Newton. CB Prior. u □obnatown—E W Briatol. M Blnnehard, G«> OroeeHea, “ *®"antojf. jjkmI aud must • -Sheffield, J M Willtam. „t , i.w.17. * r ny<“- cl“ri“ • -----—. - —■ **'" '■ -Ir-., —U.u. *• ^insddi,' ’Ki ‘W'WdWwM X ¥i. , ,hm,,h »>"•«’ .» W— ,M race iTtL^iu.,^.,, WM m r Sunday jj w'lwop and ’«re |fi ne mfcytad. 'To the 10 " W n Merritt " EJ Feigbner •• E Fierce M Convention then proromle-l 10 Waller 8 Powera W H Merretl Cherry Pectoral n'o. LPnmi"l?Machine. 1 ey1ind*r^72 wredto Uoltodl such ns Coughs. Colds, * xx«w 1a,5£b.Si‘‘i£SJiafH . Whoopi tut CENTENNIAL ; Bronchitis. and Consumption. He rrjMitaUen it ha.« attained, Inconsequent ot last half century, b a sufficient as*tinu«ee to tho public that it will continue to realise the happiest Toun.rni’ Excmratt Ticxots at greatly re­ duced rates, by which paasengera can not only visit the Centennial Exhibition at Phil- cil of Bojal and Select Marten-," nt or- gantad in thia city to be known Council, U- T>T. Phillips, m Thrice Master. M. W. Biker, 39 ID ti to tt hat medicine to employ to tellere the dis- Giblom Tho officers nrc tut follows: doll’. CiiEunr rrcros-u. always affontt from the West running directly to Niagara Falls, giving paarongera. from Gie’ train, n the Mighty Jllurtrous Grand Grand the more formidable •Uscuses of the long*. Ai a ’.■>!< pliant tocirtMrett,maid the illxtres*- Principal (inductor of With il» null at every trial, as work. Dra wing Roam Cara from Chica­ go. D.-troU aaasR Talcefe, and its con­ nections at Klannk Fall**** BafBn- DIED. aawmblcd. nominee far the folio wimt of Fonuty han be procured al all ofltoaa **kTstbe Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., KOTICRC* wUrftb. aattoMl BOIJs UY AU. DRUGGISTS tVKRT WHERE. | XXISTtf. In J. LitoMy Modoe, w<an P’W Wcnt*otAa EXCURSIONISTS Asthma. On Monday cmning, Sept, -itb, a “Coun­ Master. A. P. Brake, IX*p*t • Illnrtrous formal role whie* resulted m fplleot Whole No vote* *,,OV’B tar,fC 8“’dt “ 69 Whole No of votes ‘ of which Walter 8 Powers received r""". •*“ W.U" S I”". " w “i, ■Mlrrt.ta.u, suited aa fellows: H H Campbell Ayer’s Masonic. T J Wilder " The Od informal vote for County Clerk ro­ . Lho S-Wlns Machine. xxi33iu8 H *’ asms . complete, in/i Barry Co. uo exprexi'ii.n which could iu i»y manner Itc constructed to mean any *neh thing. On the the contrary wc did say that there was no earthly doubt of the election of Rutherford B. Hayes, by ou overwhelming majority and ’.hat tho policy of the Republican party wm fully expressed by Gcn'l Grant when he said "let us have peace." and thalpreee could only be se­ cured by a firm and unflinching compliance M. Burfon Tbc 2d informal twILu for County dork with the laws of the land and the policy of the people as expressed id Iholmllrt-box. M>e last resulted as follows : rcaorU - in Republic court ' -n —. Whole S«4< 19 the people are oOvcreign. A more unrdf-'* 6>lh»n lhat, norer appeared It If Campbell in the columns of the Jtrnmul in die cuiintlcM Willard E Bowen ones they have epnlnined concerning the Edi­ W II Merritt K J Feighiier tor of the Baxiraa. M Burton Family Knitting Machine I “* ■ “sfijttfWriswrtuti J*. Clark, Cicunrnl Agrut, . THE BICKFGRD AUTOMATIC I and far belter I »n> other moa feettr furmed li I* nut eftea that we deem it nf any conse­ quence. to notice any attack made on us either by llie editors or correspondence of the llas- U. W. Him “ The 2nd formal vote resulted aa follow : of which T. J.-WBder rercivti! Monuments of the be-t American and Imported Marble, Tablets and TlcadRtoiiiw of nil description madetoorucr on short notice, al*» Granite Monu­ ments of the various patlorns supplied to customers. Having hteam . power and improved | ulaehinerj' for Handing, high jiolLtblng nnd cutting mortices, we can do work TtwlB knit r cheaper and better than those who A Word Personal. Monday iv j^e-jieot tn tbst w; /op/n'f/yimf non.-, The Convention assembled pnrauaat to ad­ lUril-RfHrak IU artfoW wipned *‘H. journ tu ent and *u enllcl to ordfr by the aMre»dn Mrrasdnck lipuUicunv.'puUiaLrd OnBuuisLy ou _A_ t K a lam azoo* Mid v sworn up and took the’plcgo. and wxs de­ Johnstown—J M Willison. Maple Grove—W C Hicok. ii* Chttipldna, '( the Fl ste. knd’thft Cljppfrs( .pn-’motiou of E M Batts, the conization took •f Has^t eft ~ Chsmpicne ~ the ef Burry ■ i- Fish, wjw then propo-*e«l for tne. other Circuit Court Commissioner, Butlsnd—Alhr«l Mathews. On motion of W II Morrill. Jebn Dawson tslana/efibt li vs-'kr Q|CKF0>fo MARBLE WORKS ami Waller J. Powen., ‘‘having taken tbe e p. Tlfji >»<UM t > he aw.jwlicy of our pro- oa the .fair Gp>C n 1» in this city on WINSLOWS STEAM *1 i in.it t Imloalh' was declansl duly nominal11 ed. of which H. 8. Wldger reeciwd div. ^nk4ltyl(audvxv« liekfd on Wall Street oftbeRr|liriia:c’>'&nvMrtl..n’In wwton •: ht ill-people t > *u?p: oat'if-amUo pay nominated fur The Conrention voted to nominate Cir­ ITaaiiog* Township—W HMertilt. • - ■• Flint Itavwg lnJ.cn the required pledge was declared duly AT THEIR OWN PRICES! Tlic SALE will commence at 9 oclock a. m., nt 2 and 7 o'clock F. M., on Tuesday, Sept. 5, in die Store Nearly Opposite the Posteffiec, and continue probably until the 20th. Hastixgh, Mien., Sept. 5,1876. x,xiB9wl. cuit Cottrl C.iniiniMtiiitcr by nrclamatioti, Jamba pf- Gleen IL W. Hint it. 8. Wldger Ira McAllister j/ine, Gibbs Barry—John Hnugg-. • Carlton—Robert Blinaton. c*s 5*Hy Mr. pack­ 10 . J. k Fbh pledge and the resolution was adopted. TheConvention then proceeded to an infirm 200 Half Chests of Tea. of b11 Cdnsistiiig of grades and kinds, nil in good order. Full packages -Guaranteed. Also full line of GROUND GOFFERS, Mustard, Pepper, Spices of all Descriptions, Blueing, Baking Powder, Ginger, Soaps, Sauces, Kxtracts. Jellies. Gums, Cream Tarter, Etc., in all styles of ages. All Padcages will be twkl to Purchasers, in lots to suit, the office of J’nccculing Attorney. Mn4«ro> taHHf ft*4. ‘''"S" “d we imuLI GROCERIES! of which Ahijali Hint, re.-ei.el cd that (ke chair appoint a Committee of one Wi*’. OF • of which Charles E. Barion received James M. Willikon •• Im 81 James M. lVi)ii*<>n 34 My. Willison haveing taken the re.|nireU pledge war declared the nnsiniotis nomit.ee for theoOice of liegister of fieclc. Allen Mathews than proceeded pracerled Io an infor,infer,Ueo.’TIramas •I j■ The ,t'linreution ',’*,T«*U<’n then FMding the motran to declare Wm W Cule *r '’rowntinK Attorney, wbieh rrunauuourty nominated; a motion was made M f'>lto«»: I TCI...!. ....... r_a SnutX.'Mkofe'd itvmw’sold un Saturday wait ,djwheiiMK al«rd»in& .. follows On motion the choir oppointed as tellers. Meoara. William Gibtoand Moria Burton. <h> motion of linn. Geo. Tbpmas the Con ventinn proceeded to. nn informal rate for Maplc Grove-T-OrMn DnnhamJ Orauge rille—’ Prairieville—Hau. (fa>. Thontoo. Butlnitil—Edwin M. Bales. Thornapple— B. A. Aloty. Woodlnnd—X W. Glenn. rtA^4-«hiU , DUR#i b hjhrg very low / City—A. M, Rock. GREAT AUCTION SALE Junta H. Willison tender quality restored and Government Coin Bonds paid iherewith In accordance with law wnd justice.’’ Has ling*—l*eier Cramer. “ xxi31yl Utulings,’ Aug. 12tb 187C. *** * �to to th, Moantiln, of Colorxlo, I s*Ck of state LAMDS- By tbcAtcbbon, Topeka & Santa Fe '■ On-tea, ) , July 1, 1870. J Raihoad, tbc new and popular line from Notice h hereby gtoa lh>, C€rltlD lanU Atebbon and Kansas City, via the beauti­ Mtuatad in the couaW-C bi,j ,ff u ful Arkansas Valley, to Pno’.lo, Colorado ^’,lor*1* * “*4 • •«! prerton. yrar», Sprags, Denver, Canon City, Cucbaras, anil <lncTil»d in suit*™ _....... , ! .. ... Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Re aud al! points in Colorado, Naw Mexico and Ariwua. Special round trip tickets to Denver, only $50, allowing ston off privAeges both ways on the main Ime, and at Colorado Springs, Manitou and 1'ike's Peak. Low emigrant rates to tho San 3 van Mince. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara between the'Missouri River and the Rocky tnotinttainii without change. Close connection made at Pueblo with trains for Denver and Northern Colorado. For maps, time tables and the “Sism Juan GvitfiT/’Juldrm, . T. J. AkbEp.bon, Gcfo I’ttu. dffti STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. Graaf M AddttiM. Lol 3 Wk 13 Where you mJ find oil kinds of 7 <3 FURNITURE! Utat---------- ,— „ Of every Description which we VILLAGE OF MIDDLLEVILLE. Loti7»ndl.tJo«k^ wu Hji I and 4. Wook eJ b^raiOT TO rntLA vaLPaiA, vbsteam »r*Jar Cooke frmn iMrivt in Randunky, touching al rui-iu-btf. thanca by the Udhilaorc k Ohio lUilroad through TVadiinglon , and Baltimore. -Cor NINE (t») DnJbn. Over the same rsuue route to New York. (10) Pollan ’ IIKTROITTO CINCINNATI, O.. vb Pnt-inBay, leaving iWtroit al 8 30 : A M.. arriving ainndaaati 10.TO P. M>ft>r$7.W: ('OLUMBUF, 0., Over Mine rmHc.$5,M: BAY­ TON, <)., overxamc route, $6.fi0 : Steamer Jny Cooke k rrari to GeavelMid. $2.00. Tbe Jay Cooke haves Detroit dully (exempt Sunday) at 8JM) A. M. ry County, for these r»»M: 14. Bccuuee we have no rent t » pay 23. Because we make the moat of oar in-the DRUG basin clock and daily arris in£, a fresh and fmuiru Stock of Draft andkMi. goods ourselvea. 3d. Because we keep the beat c work4th. Because we warrant all goods We Topeka, Kan. XX52tf entt sell cheaper Uura any hous t tu Bar­ make. We sell none of thb cbcap-made Fur­ niture that b made by machinery. The pxMfe we mqk. i> rutwto hand, and warranted. We l.viie all persons Io call and Inspect our goods, for they al bear Inspection. No trouble at all Arturo* Gntra.u.*» Orncx. i l.ixntxn, Mica., July !. 167G; f Bo much or coch of the Mlnwing dcseribcl CTActaor pared* ofland, situalcl in IhccotiMr ,<-f Barry. ilchi>.|ucni farnnuaid t«x*a. far the ymn. mc-nltone-l below, hn trill be »ufBciftt.tu jay the lajra. interest, aud charge# thercen, will i>c ♦old by the TTCiMurer uf uhl 'county, ou the Brat Monday of October next, at such puldic mid oiuvcnien: pbcc ah he aliall sclccl in Hading*, the County Scot of said county, according to the aintulc in rucIi c.w made nnd pn>ri<Ic<I; ........ abow goods. Parties having Pictures to trains would do well tog 'them framed of ua no we can do it P .rrand Cheaper then any house In P .'Jr County. Wc keep the Largent a.«< Be-t neieeted stock ol PlCH’ItE FRAMX3 AND MOULD­ INGS, Bkackxts, PapdhHoup KR8, WALL-J’ocxrm. SLXrPKB' NEW ADVERTISMENTS IARI TKSKFACTS THK nSTIMOXT OF THE WHOLE WOAU). IIOLDKKA, Mid everything In the Furniture line. We invite ail persons to call anti look Peerless Milk Safer now on exhibition nt our Ftut itu«c Btnre. All kinds of work mads to or­ der. Repairing of ail kinds of old fur­ niture neatlv done. WK 1LEAN BUSINESS I Furniture Rooms south *ldo State St. opposite H. A. Goodyear's Hardware 8TEBBINS B10*l NEW MUSIC. BTEBS* 0ACRED 0ELECTION8. H.W.P. COLSON’S INDIAN Babmv XIoubvt, TcKAAinini'A'Orrica. „ Haxtimu, August 25, 1K7C. i Notice h hereby ghen.that the sale of 1mi<1« in Barry county, advertised by the Auditor General aa delinquent for taxes of 1875 (mu! prcvKiiri ycara), will l>e held al tbe County Treasurer'* office in iiantingx, the County Seal of Mid county, commencing on Monday, the 2nd day uf October next, at nine o'clock A.M., and continue from day Io day (Sun­ day i exeepled), until the mine ihall have been disposed of according to law. ETERS VCTAVO VHORUSE8. lUwhliaairinJM>raM«Bd^i^^^hXwda. DCTBoKbiWHaAre THE INDIAN RED DROPS H. W.P. COLSON. BUFFALO. M. T». O. 15ox Sih*. YOUNSKEN POSITIVELY CURED. JlMKa *•« exWrtlMMll Kesaraiinn • flNlHAN only child, and now gfvM of two »Istops to bay «X nirtt-swsat.. uaaematU a frasb eoH in twenty-fa POCK*On.. ItKClUec S FOR SALE OR TRADE05E KHlTABLE STEAM SAW- MILL in ’good order hutting every day, ONE HEAVY PAIR OF MULES 7 yean old ONE 5 year <■Id MARE, ONE BUGGY nearly new, also ONE HEAVY STA­ TIONARY ENGINE, for eale on GOOD TERMS. For particulars enquire on the prcinisGu one mil'.; wait of Carilan Center. TEN PIN BALLS Tnr".er. 5? w«« STEINHOFF & WCOD CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MICH. . E. STAUFFER, Prop. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-09-14.pdf 932d96d5f2202258530a9e96b4b6a24d PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 40. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1876. MESSER & POWERS OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Political—Free Living — Street Mer­ chants—Business. BEBIliELL CUUffl Which. i the market WAGONS & BUGGIES Chcajh-r than ever. The declination of Seymour has demor­ alised the Democracy of the State. It was a trick of Tilden to get a man of his own at the head of the ticket, but like a good many of the operations of smart men it hasn't worked. The decent Democracy saw through it, and they blocked Tilden's little game by demanding*a re assembling of the State Convention, and a deal from n fresh pack which had not been so care­ fully stocked. Who the coming man is no one can tell, but it will not be.a mere tool of Tildens; that, is, he will he sup|>osed to be free from the Tilden influence. This distrust of their presidential nominee, ’seem.-' curious to people outside; but it is well understood in New York where he w known. No one has confidence in him. He is known as a sly, underground, selfish, ambitious man, who has not a I thought outside of his own advancement, | and a man who would sacrifice hw nearest | friend to make a step for himself. The | Democracy feel that he has thrown away | all hope of carrying the Stale, and have vir- geo. 31. DEWEY .■ >/.• ax» ri'in.isiiKit. And GROUND POINTS i nrket. i tually given up the presidential race, un­ law it rim be carried by -some gigantic fraud. But they are doing desperate work* and I warn the Republicans of the conntry that it is not safe to sleep. The mails are burdened with documenta—the committee in this city have lists of cveiy D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE MUSIC JACKSON, 00 I Sl.'Xl fLOfrl rt3J» -.00 I j>.no I 11001 ja.w "s.ou~ 11 w’l sob i tvoo H CSluma I voter in the country, classified “ Demo­ cratic," ‘•Republican," “Doubtful," and documents prepared for each are being scut out by the million. Thsy are work ing with more system and energy than ever. This sly, underground, silent work is Tilden's b®t card,—i,l is the one ho has always played, and because they are hold­ ing no big meetings'and making no great outcry, don't fancy they are doing noth­ ing. Tilden trusts nothing to committees. He is In this light to win-lie is playing for the patronage of the Government, and lie is superintending it all himself^ He writes his own pamphlets, and sees dial they got into proper bonds. “ To your tents, t)h! Israel." Il is a notable fact that the Democracy of the East dare not do a thing till they have asked Tammany. The proposition to nominal e Charles Francis Adams for the Governorship of Msaiachuaelto, was held in abeyance till Boss Kelly of this city was heard from. The partner of Mor­ risey thought the matter ova, and finally said he was willling and ifxordingly he was nominated. As Tamminy furnishes the money to carry Now England Stales, as well as the rcpcatera, the propriety of consulting Tammany, is apparent- Bat think of a descendant of John Quincy Adams asking permission of a New York spoilsman to be a candidate. The bones of the “ old eloquent " must have turned over in their coffin. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. A RATHUIFRKE UV1B. DENTIST Great Bargains RE.IHTRE.11>! read! Special Medical Announcement hi/ Comfort and Happiness Sick and Atflieted t Hastings and vicinity of Vtu. IU haaaSTiSou, coxsVI TA TIOlfFHKK. "« «n»dy eure.raanntaad. ‘"•mawOWffow.rd for *a Every Instrument Wy Warranted. Old Pirn and OtbMIW t\^hlg.n, r D BULLOCK, Wholesale gon "" Hho°usensd X- ^id’’ Ea8t Sag'na* Flint. BROWN, Piano Tuner. Among the recent failures was that of a clothing firm, who wanted their creditors to take fifty cents on the dollar. They owed about a million, and had goods to nearly that amount. When their affairs were investigated it was discovered that Hie senior had used $59,000 a year in liv­ ing expenses. A firm living in that waj might reasonably be expected to fail—it could not be expected that they could go on very long in such Umea. But this u a fair sample of New York habits. The wives of the members of the firm were high flyers, who had acquired habita-of cxpemnvc living tn timea that would juaUfy it, and they found it very inconvenient to slack-up when the times became hard, and their husbands were weak enough to let them drag them to ruin- I know of one man, nm a elurk, at 12,000 a yW, who, four years ago, was making asiimar chant on his own account not leffi than 830,000 tier year. Ho allowed hi* wife carriages, horem, parti®, diamonds Ac., to the tune of $20,000 a year, and was satisfied. Times got dull, goods went down , ’’--- "--- * *—y.w. MtulAV the ground was him, and he im] that ho knew ruin wm hanging over him, and the constant worry of it nearly drove him eraiy. ' \ WHOLE NqW83. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. The Capitol Building thrown open to Centenialites — Attorney General's Instructions to theU. S. Marshal.Hnw about Suppressing the Ad­ mitted Lawless Elemoat' ” An attempt to Catch the Soldiers' and / Sailors' Voles. One of thq curiosities of Metropolitan life, is the street vender, who has his stand at every corner in ail parts of the city. They deal in everything from a ]>cneh to a knife, including ncck-ti®, shawl-strapa, cutlery, hosiery and everything else. How they live is a mystery. I am an average Wahuinoton, D. C., Sep. 7th. 1876. man and I never Ix.ughj. an article of them It is generally known that at the open­ not1 did 1 ever see auy one else do it. Yet they make enough money in uyear or two ing of the Centennial Exposition at Phil­ to be promoted Io a retail store, and some adelphia there wu quite a spirited contro­ of the heaviest merchants in tho city com­ menced iu this humble way. 1 stood for versy in and outside of tbs' Commission, two hours yesterday, and watched a man u to-whether die exhibition should be ac­ crying, “ ilcrc you are, only a quarter of cessible to the public on Sundays. It wu a dollar." Over his arm were an hundred finally deternminod that the gates should or more pairs of suspenders, and though be closed on that day of the week. It is thousands tsuved him, not a pair did he 1 sec-him sell. Finally 1 asked him how ho not dear that this action is in accordance made a living standing there and nut sell­ with thwwivh® of the majority of the ing anything. “ 1 do sell,” was his reply. people of the country. Many, if not a He told me that he averaged twenty pairs a majority, hold that to visit the display of day, that bp articles cost him twclvu and the, works of nature and art, leading men's a half ccnte, giving him tip hundred per cent. “ Twenty shillin' a day aint much thoughts, up from bo1 h to the Great Au­ —Here you arc, only a qwurtcr of a dol- thor and Artificer, is a means of religious iar—tut you see I aint got no rent, nor instruction compared with which pulpit license, nor water rale, norgiu, nor nothin' preaching is insignificant. But such hu to pay, and I git on." “ But who buys not been the view of the Centennu.1 of you?" “Everybody. These e'penders cost you Mventy-fivo ernta in a store, Commission, lienee the gates hive been and rich n>en come along with their quar­ «hut to the outside world ou the first day ter all ready, ami take 'em without any of the week. body Neein' 'em. I average twenty shillin' In contradistinction to this decision of a day. ’Here you are-only a quarter." The peculiarity of these merchants, is’that | the authorities having charge of the Cen­ they never announce the article they Imvc tennial Edition, the Scrgeant atearms to sell. But merely its price. They hold of the Senate, and House, and tho Archi • the good* so they can bo seen, and then tort of the Capitol, have directed that the howl the price, each one with muuo call Capitol Building be kept open on Sun peculiarly his own. One man nt the cor­ ner of Maiden Lane, has lutn there days, from 9 a. tn. to 4 p. m. to Centennial twenty years, with lead |xmcils, which he visitors only. It is also contended that sells al about half the shop price, and it i* other places of interest to visitors should said that he has made a great deal ofmon­ be accessible on that day, to the name class ey out of hia little trade, and could live on of people, klf the former action be right the avenue, if be chose to do it. Anoth­ there woulu'aeem to l»c no good reason , er man makes a spccialily of children’« why. the latter suggestion should not be toys. Sometimes it is balloon.-, bometinu s adopted, and a like argument would lead spidera, aumtfinics fancy kites, and then to a disagreement with the Centennial Com • again pistols. But whatever the article mission. and a decision that it would be may be, he never goes ontaide of children's proper for them to reverse their reaolve, goo<b. There are largo establishments in and to open the gates of the international Williams and Fulton streets, devoted to Exposition on Sundays, so that the muses, goods for the «trcet venders, and tho trade who compose the industrial clau of the ta governed by regular laws and nil«, the community and who labor six days of the same as govern more pretentious occupa­ week, may have the opportunity of being tions. As a rule the goods sold by street instructed on tirts seventh. merchants arc ns good as any other, though Tho issuance by Attorney General Taft there arc large factories devoted to making of hia letter of instructions to United articles expressly for them. Thus nt At­ States Marshals is the signal for a fresh tleboro, Mass., there a dorm factories, outhrusl of indignation on tho part of tho employing hundreds of operatives each, Democracy. They call it another Repub­ whoso nolo buaincBS is the makipgof uham lican outrage on the people of tho South, jewelery fur these wen. Thcjiair of sleeve and denounce it u simply another elec­ buttons which you buy of them, for tion-serving dodge by which it is hoped to 25 cents, the first cost of which is le» than cairy a few of the doubtful Southern five, cannot readily be divtinguislmd from States for Hayes and Wheeler. Among the best solid gold for which in a Broad* those Tally 'aware of the time condition of way store you would pay $20, and as no affairs in the South there is no hmitatiou one gets near enough to them to scrutin­ in saving that without the support of ise. what is the odds. ? I have seen street United States troops there is not a single vendors sell the most artistic looking jew­ manlial in any part of the South who elry for ten penis, tho genuine of which would be able to carry out the Attorney would cost $40. And the joke is that no General's instructions. It is not one can determine a foot away, which is ncceaaary to go very far South the true and which is the fdsc. .Many a reach a district where to bo known u a swell sports jewelry which in supposed to Republican is to bo a man spotted and cost much shekels, which* eame from the despised by all ofan opposite faith. At humble street vendor. Things arcjwA- a recent meeting in Alexandria, Va., un­ always what they seem. , der the dome of the Capitol of ths Nation, as it were, called for the purpose of ratifying Is reviving perceptibly. The purehaa* the Republican nominations, the speakers era arc more liberal, and confidant is re­ were not only frequeudv interrupted by stored. The indications are gone, and we sbouti and yells from rebel throats, but ere the close of the meeting ston®, eegv, and are all more hopeful. such like, were hurled at the stand occu­ pied by the speakers. If such scenes as this can be witnessed so near what may Our Centennial, we not look for a little further off! How about suppressing the admitted Train has brought mo « well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaitora for the “lawless element" when tho "better part summer and fall trade, which I will sell of the Southern people" arc set at defin­ way down low for Cash. I also sell the ance, and wq see this miscreant Butler, as celebrated Singer Sewing Machine he has done, a second and a third time, different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nec- lead several hundred armed men into a dlas and Machine Oil. I also sell Well A Republican gathering, and in dafinanoo of custom and law, by force of numbers take Cistern Pumps. possession of the same ; and, backed by a J. Maun law defying, traitorous following, subject Opposite the Post Office those peaceably gathered there to listen to xx41tf Hsstings, Mich. xxi261 �THE TIMES AND THE DEMO- I _ NEW ADVERTlSEMEliTt- owner of slaves and th# taort- fartM. piaster in the State, and the murderer of. Col_ Cameron, is nominated for Governor., de­ pending unon the intimidation of Sutler When even from Southern pulpits they are told that “the South will yet have slavery bock, and that at no distant day T ' When Southern statesmen awert that “the wan who accepts negro suffrage should be accursed ?” Truthfully did Horace Greeley write: “Necessity may for a time constrain the Democracy te ailenee ; ' the parpota of disfranchising tho blacks ■ mar be disclaimed ; but give that party “^puwer, and il ^rill cheat the public eredi, ton, and remand the blacks to serfdom.' Who then will suppress the lawless do• ment T” . Four years ago a very largely attended convention of soldiers and sailora convened in Pittaburg, Pa., for the purpose of expreaoingtheir.aentiments in relation to their jiauding canvass fur the Prcsideucy. Having merged from a hlnody contest in defense of the Stars and Stripes, tho em­ blem of Liberty and Unity, in . was meat that they should place on record a declara­ tion of their continued devotion to the cause for which they fought. This they did ia terms not to be misundoratood. They proclaimed to the world that, recog­ nising in tho Republican platform the enunciation of the principles upon which a free government must be based, they would give a cordial rapport to the candi­ dates of the narty avowing them. The friends uf Greeley sought to neu­ tralise, to some extent the effect of tho re solves of tho soldiers and sailors in shap­ ing the result of tho political contest, by getting up a counter movement in tho in­ terest of their candidate. They -orgnuixed a Democratic Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Con­ vention, but the inoonsbtency of the at­ tempt wu so apparent that it resulted in failure. It was insignificant in numbers and influence. No respectable body of those who had risked their lives on tho battle-field in rapport of the flag could be induced to affiliate with a party which had given aid and comfort to the enemy in the dark days of the conflict. It proved to bo an abortion. Thia brief retrospect brings us to the movements of that same disloyal party in the present political contest. History u repeating itself. The soldiers and sailors are about to hold a convention at Indiana< polls for the purpose of again expressing their devotion to the cause for which they sacrified so much. The enemy, fearing j the influence ol this assembly upon the roaring election, are trying a repetition of the scheme which so signally tailed four years ago, and another cffort is being, made to organize a soldier.' and railora convention in sympathy with the Demo­ cracy and ita candidates. Like causes produce like effect. It will die in em­ bryo. Delta CRAT* Haktibg^, Mttii., Sept. 14, 1876. ness depreoion have come to "be an establish­ ed fact, and theyusually follow flush timet as the •‘trough of the sea" succeeds th* high waves. It k.cv'ulent, however, that in addition to the general causes, whatever they may be, which have affected the wholc.buainess world, there have been in •'Honest money for all. and free schools^ for all. There should- be ?<> inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the *ther.” • For'Ihaideut. RUTKBJORIB. HAYIS. 'pf Ohio. JHir Vice-l*rttidcut, Slate Ticket. 1M. CB(WW*KI.L. Pennsylvania Railroad THE EATING STATIONS part to the same cause, but greatly aggra­ vating the sacrifices since made necessary ^-EXCURSION TICKETS^ by the business reserves. • In one way only do these things have any connection with party polities. So far as the rebellion is to bo cornu derod a political movement it was clearly of Demo­ cratic .origin. Lincoln’s administration Lad to meet the crisis iti the best way it could. -The suspension ofspecic payments At rad Mad rate* will be told at all vrineipel Kailroad liakal affleaj. m L SEY10DB, 0. M. BOYD, Jr, jwssr/rSTATE OF MICHIGAN. SicaaraaT** Urrica. which followed, tho running up of the ua- j Democratic party—through CancrrMlotfU Ticket. Fur Bf>r—cntatlra In th* «iai»Lc«tatalut». til Dh»trttt-JOSEPH IV. WrfNl.'HCOXH. For JtMktr- of Probate—CLEMENT SMITH.’ POVTEXS. PortXmatvTraaaiWvr-oKi.Bi.). v. . WIIXX.X. outa and home Remember nil occwunta and notes are The Maine Election! Coffee From 25c up, aud We sell pure Ground Goods. ¥ou can have in any shape you want. Crackers. We brag on. - Cheese We sell the best Tobacco. OhioStone Ware mainti incd that coercion was uncunstitutioual—wus n-speiisiblc fur this whole •ratativa in UoDaraaa tHeiriel ofthiiHint। catastrophe. Nor did the Democracy of the North cease their accountability at Is the best. t£ffiT£ An aaandnent »trikin* from th* CoMtitatUa Congress and their organs resisted it They stiircd up opposition to the ''raft They discourage the people from, uivesting in tho Govcr..uwnt bonds, when itu-c constituted the only available wains for pushing on the war; and through Uioir frequent threats of repudiation they wound­ ed the national credit’and sd-lrd inuneusa Spices. We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.00. & ' its itbds at FH ’mSm?WAjfT*lD C<’nMTr**’9,1 JO5AB any time afterward. Whenever a new measure fur the more vigorous prosecution f egtalaUva Ticket.; For KUD-jS»u*r it, tUh fWnalorial DUlrlct-OAVin. of the war was proposed their members of J oho Stanley. Manbk & Prjwton. t‘io nation during the four years of war on the most gigantic scale. Then came the Coautary and UatUo I 'with vast railroad investments in advance of the ilael ndte WaatlMi------------------------COXS’IXTINO WITJI wants of the country ; the fires of Port­ laud, Chicago, Boston and other places, with their tremendous consumption of At Harrubutr. CeataanlU KxeswIoylfU are d.property ; the general tendency to specula­ LtLSrce -W1LLI& A- HOWARD, HKXKT W t'ta South and through its statesmen nfthc North, who, like Buchanan and Tilden, ...... v.tt •nw nfitf Tr jcMPF. HIU> |>Utrict-JA«fiMIDKN IIERDE1’.. Z blxlh nAl-.I I> KIIT Kavrnth DAtrcli-J lllgMIAH JEXKK. SSS-JSSiSli SESSKSW ’ Oar Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. tv of the stagnation under which wc have btiutifuJ, IndudlM Ihemmt «*}•*«»**•■’» Lake. Monnialn and River Ifcoaory latbc been suffering since t’ c panic. The taracta* /mL-famad “Walkloi Gten." the ceieb^ied chief of these is found’in the extraordin­ ary consumption of tho means and life of JKNKZKUti.D. HOI.DKK. Uata Treaturr - WILLIAM R. McCJlXXRV. tionai debt and the im-re-sc of taxes were ■om-rLaminoflh.*dilESJAMlX F.PARTBIDGE unavoidable ncceesitiea, like the low of kHorner <lenet*l-OTT< > XTIU H H KK. MOt. PnbllcIlH'r . Il..a-1|O,”.A< i:-> TAltBF.l.t. life and the destruction of property The. Imober Hoard /WocaUon-WnTEIt J.BAXTER Two good milch cow* and a few cheep for ante. - ' • . Jclivs Rcimkll. xri2?tf • thorn, AEW YORK CMTBIL BtlLKOJI) and the universal extravagance, owing in Church and Railroad Street. x*6tf xxi304w Philadelphia. NATIONAL RgprBLlCAN TICKET. tion superinduced by an inflated currency, Now bust yourself Old Chanticleer! Foa Salk—A valuable young Inquire of Marshall Priekei" * WM»luvi®n. KlekassC this country special reasons for the aeveri-, " AND NOW THE VERY MEN WHO FOUGHT AND VOTED TO BREAK U£ THIS UNION. NOW UNDER TBB SAME NAME AND ORGANIZATION.STILL CALLING iTHELF DI MQCRATIC. APPEAL TO YOURG CNERO8ITY TO SUR­ RENDER-IO THEM ALL THE GREAT, POWERS OF THE GOV­ ERNMENT/ THEY ASK TOAD­ MINISTER- ITS LAWS, CONTROL ITS REVENUES. AND TO' MOLD ITS POIICY AT HOME AND ABROAD DOTH OF THEIR CAN­ DIDATES, THOUGH LIVING IN THE NORTH, OPPOSED EVERY MEASURE OF THE WAR. ALL . Olivet College, Olivet. Mich. THE MOVEMENTS TO ORGANIZE THE ARMY: THAT BEAT DOWN The Fall Term I-egins September I4th. THE REBELLION. AND ALL THE Full corps of Instructors in all Depart- SAFEGUARDS ADAPTED TO SR meats. Prof. G. W. Chadwick will give CURE THE RESULTS OF OUR VICTOP.Y. Till: MEN THEY WOfLD will please apply to Mi» n. D. Btorkc, I BRING INTO THE CHIEF PLACES OF THE REBEL ARMIESOR WHO Principle. Gentlemen to H. Q. Butter-’ FRO WNFD AND COMPLAINED IN THE NORTH. THE8AMESTATES field, D. D. President THAT PASSED AND MAINTAINED rxiSMt ORDINANEC8OF SECESSION ARE THE MAIN STRENGTH OF THIS M. D. Rood desired to call attention to COALITION-—Senator Merman. ) his ni^Wkeon Shop, where he may be found at all hours m any day. ready to do '* -■ fr(TO1 pUuing a new «!, to the building of seen in the county ol kinds of fruit, candiea, RAILWAY COMPANY EmL These periodic visitations of busi­ Notice. AH Ths Great Sonthern Ttailiftre. "We have heretofuro shown that tho hard times are not a peculiarity of the United States, but that they arc lull in England and in nearly every country on the continent of Europe, and ato evan apparent io the business circles of tho Is. hereby given tho annual meeting of the Barry, Prairieville, Hope and Orange­ rille ITonic association, will be held nt the Shunts School House in the township of Hope on Saturday the 23d day of Sep­ tember A. D., 1876 at two o’clock P. M., to elect tho officers for the ensuing year and to transact such other businew as may come before the meeting Jouw J; Pebkink, Secretary. xxi38w3 - _ EX tta-r»Ury of Sul*. . Ctoorr, Oopaty.♦ Remember. We buy for cash and. will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. originated the war, lengthened its dura­ tion and swelled its disasters and evils. They ought, therefore, ’to be mal ing or promising some reparation now . but at the same time their first duty is v> reform thomaelves and their next to undo their own bad work. • ■ It will be seen al once, thmufo’e, that the Democratic party is decider ly under the shade » a financial r^fvnu party. Suppose it should get into power-tho greater pan of our national burdens would remain undisturbed, except at the expense of repudiation or infidelity to solemn trust/. The national debt would have to be paid jus t ns it hi being paid by the Republicans, and ro ’would the pensions aud the other ordinary expendi­ ture uf the Govermcnt. If tho cotton tax was refunded, and tho enormous Southern claimx now on file lor a Demo­ cratic admiuutraiion should be satisfied, and rhe rebel pensioners abattld b* added to the loyal, of course, there could be no improvement to die .. hard time*. It would not bo merely that tho actual coat of the Government would be changed, but that the ooryWcncr of the people would . be wounded and destroyed. To show the difference between thrae two courideratioa», let us concede f.>r tho inomvnt that the Democr.it* raked at the last sewon of Uobgrcw, us they claim, im.ObO.tXM) Ab the Union numbera about 44 (Hm.flOg of people, it will be Mc-o.that this could only IrnvC given a saying rif about GS mu to every individuals hi ' tlm country I Wren future deficiency hilla and the vka] crippling ol thu public rervic* come to be taken into the account, even thia raying will have to be materially cut down. De­ sirable, therefore, m is auy «j>ecifio raying of tire public expanre. infinitely more im­ portant b tho general effect produced by Crockery. . Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. «Wr'“ ly to tlw financial burden* ut the people. Thus from Unit to last the Democracy - SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, ' X Hastings, Aug. 7th, 1876. Geo. M. Savxgu^t Co's Column. XX130w4. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CENTENNIAL 9 TIICS.B.SRAGGK. Pt.iHial. ittlnc thtxn, l^'lo/ta'warraB”1 ti-tall CUTTIHG HID REPAIRS uc'"“ -isMays; «AL1COM KXECirriOM. hr r*ui GUARDIAN'S SALE. O. i>. ftta.V1.MMiS. PUBLIC I �County Corrotpondnnoo, 05jepii-Wee>(lyllepliblicajillaj!ji8f. Oemooratlo County Convention. :qjAt NOTICE. Tb» fertile brain of your inform^ Knau wtmunuBin. 2T "u2"“ “"“O>«I1 Ro... 1, ,u, Uble conaiderably muddled from <h»a L - • — —■IM ..^l„ On motion then proceeded to an informal ; or Ik. y Committee, on whoso motion Eiihu vole for Prosecuting Attorney white rranlted »i follow* k Whole No. vole* 45 ; J “ll",ru- *• O" of which John Carveth received 39 VMn.p.orwo.au.j „. J- W. T. Orr .] a «ry. *'lr. Chipman having declined to A. M. Flint 2 a* Chairman, tho Convention cloctod as temporary Chairman, Ira Rowell. Of Wood­ Mr. Carveth declined, and the Convention land. pretested to a second informal ballott for pros­ o.~uo..rsi.w. Mk„, u., ecuting Attorney which resulted a* follows ; au’b*ri*e'i to appoint a enmsnittoe of five on Whole No. of vote* 40 of which J. W, T. Orr received 41 such committee. Robert Mollwane, D. W. J. •Carveth •• a Smith, M. W. Riker and W. P. Dritlol. 0. G. Holbrook 1 (»« motion of J. G. Hann. Ib. chair wa, II. M. Flint t authorised to appoint a committee of throe on Htanx . 1 credential*. Tho chair named as such com­ And Mr. Orr wa* declared the unamiou* mittee, J. C. Hanna. Charles I’liRlitw, Blear nominee of the Convention. , Flansturgh. The Convention nominated a* Circuit Court The convention then adjourned until half Comnuisloner*, Millon F. Jordan. Editor of Barry Co., Nr^uklieun, and Millon Rowley of arrusiMis SMUojt. Woodland, The convention met |wrsua>u to adjourn­ Geo, H. Spaulding waa then noadnaled for ment, and, was called to order by the tempor­ County Surveyor. ary ehairman On motion J. C. Hanna and D. W. Smith The committee on credentials then Mibmit- were uoudnatod for coroners ted their report as follow*, vis: Assyria—Dwight Sackett, Geo 8 Hartom, List ofPalenj Horace Holina, D A Sackett. Baltimore--John Harrington, E B Warner, Liat of patent* :a*ucd to Inventor* of Mich­ Albert Granger, Ger- easterly igan for the week ending Sept. 12th. 1870, and Barry—Edger Flansburgh, Robert »Me- rach dated Aug. 29, 1870. Furnished this ^rtturo- «•. b- tims-cabd neigbor'e garden after riyfit o'clock Sunday 2-' “ r Dn. E. B. T.ayitnaF. , .1 • • 7:13 *.w. ' . . 1:13 r. w. ■ - it30a.it. i;I.l,}»ndSund*y*M<Dr. u. Jorxstowx. Sept. 8th 1879. Etitvon Baxxkx ; The Doty school-house was well Ailed last night, with ladies and gentlemen, to\*ten to a discuasion of the political ritualkitfcfrom the Republican stand-point. Mr. Carter is an earnest aud effective speaker, and that Li* TiHlAV* ADEVR fISEMENTS. 1. rotutt -Berry Chanty. “• a»l.t . H.,«> —1 WtaMw riel, was organised with I hr following officers: I rasidont, F. E. Doty, Vice Preaidsnt, A. K Dewey, Sec. J. A. ^mmerman. Treasurer. M. K. Bellinger. AIL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Mafib umovr. Sepl.iPth 1875. Wanted. Upham Hall in Maple Grove on Bept Mh at which John W. Custer of Heslinga deli ver- Apply at one*. > the day, and which elected much Commenda­ tion. A good audiance listened alt*tively fur about an hour, after which a Bayes and Wk^.1-. -I-L__ _ ____ ... — ’ — _ from net I Tuesday. ThcetM a*. n<t very large. m initiated for Repreaenfaiartmi District. Hon. Thr IHear* A, Irving—I M Cunningham, N A Fuller, J C Hanna, 1. K Powers. Johnstown—8 Baldwin, John Itinkes, W P Bristol, CbatlM Bristol. Maple Gnivo—Robert McCartney, P. M Lad a club meeting thl* evening I f order of Hyde. A (Wroth, A Wolf. Orangeville—A D Storm". II D Storm*. theta, that the Totera, Democrats. Republi! the Central. Peadill Im rent tho dinning hall, or and for Secretary, L’S Phillipa, also of Wood­ land, which report was accept**! “n,l adopted. Orangeville and Hope than tor any previous forma) ballot fur Judge of Probate which re­ Tear. Tilden Railroad wrecking, Hendricks sulted as follows : Disunion sentiments during* the war, and the Mr prospects of resuming specie payments of which Hon D G Robinwin receive-! 10 are having their effects with the people. W W Colo •' 4 ry Brown of OrangeValswtiss HaruMut, 31 Elibu Chipman " ‘ 1 ih in the tatc Streiuury On motion of lion ll A Goodyear. Porter C receipts during the Freeman wiiW declared the unanimpu* nomin­ CimbCuu, Sept? 11th 1870. ee for Judge of Probate. artitr dating Mine time were $10,285.71; baJThe Convention then proceeded to an infor­ The Republicans of Cedar Creek and vicini­ mal ballot for.rheriff which resulted as foL ty met Saturday evening Sept. 9th, and organ­ dmmrr for the week $210,64. ise*! a Hayes and Wheeler club with a mem- ll.r Uhtd by Wihucb, Baldwin J: Co., of Cindn- Preeidsnt, Charles Mowroy ; Vice President, Moeeo Soeber, Eerretary, Augustus M Armour 10 L K Stauffer Wm Howley Milton WpldirT »h<in>l- ■..ufilr.<cs hy those brat <[ualtied to After orgroixinf, Chaa. If Bauer of Hastings jtvlg*, u 1 > -inp fine steel mgraviqgs, in the D McNee addressed ^he club on the I*oUtical imos of style of Marshi................ Second informal ballot. iaucoln and— Grant, have 60 rtnuine and tno.________ ____ w.^.„ _... 21 ■ which Jeanie Jordan recoil ed Those even ahu rare little for polliicts will bo jial tv own them valuable addition* to their L. K. Stauffer porifoli tarruptiag the speaker, he trying to Impart to C 8 rkdltp* “ ‘ them troths, which are not In affinity with ■ Prohibition Reform Convention. The Convention (ben proceeded to n formal their feelings, and foreign to their princi­ ballot fc^Hberif, which resulted M fidluw : Frohibitijfn Reform Cuuventlea from the <’<w»ties of Branch, Harry, Calhoun, Eaton »ad Jaebec:!. which ennstliuteo the third ples. Of which LEF’Mtffcr. received local hlijijie^ policy 23 GREENBACKS at a PREMIUM ! Where ! nt Em Busby’a for all kinds of work in his line, Genla furnishing goods, inch as shirts, Cuffs, Colors, Nee­ lies, fancy articles of all kinds, Paper and Liner colars n s|>eciality. Don’t forgel the place, north side of State Street, opposite tho Phtxnix Drng Store. xx 140 w I DRY GOODS HAVE Attention al good feeling prevailed. sultar os follows: ww, W coune I ,r vi- rf.hU, J—• ™ elutaS'Judf, rf PicMa ."“•"Tt'wmyUiaM J cannot Elihu Chipuuin Charles E. Dario Blank 1 *'n ’CclocUd °r "**• *** tkbI which resulted M f‘d- Clkmbmt Smith. Fruit Lauds.in the Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit ami gar­ dening farm of 25 1-2 acres to Exchange arm near Has­ tings. Correspondence solicited. Where? At A- W. Bailey’s Lonsdale musliu 12 eta. Ilill'i ditto II ota. Shirting 6cta. Extra hcaiy Shirting IScto. Cottonadea 15 to 25 eta. Good Ticking 12 eta. Twenty bone Uonwta 45 eta. Two button Kid Gloves 90 cte. 1’ccricM Waq» 27 eta. Bcnutiful Shaw’a 85 eta. Pure Table Linen 45 eta. All other Goods in proportion. Call and see for yonradf. A full and complete oaunrtmcnt PROBATE ORDER. OF MICHIGAN, County Barry. **.-At of th* Probate Court far the County of Iden »t th* Probate Ofico in ths City ot e arod" °f <l1* KmUU °r John Gsorxe W. A. Woodworth, Atty, ami Real Estate Agt. Dmiglas, Mich. . ear ataieoaion 1* Prolwta US » a*tus, -if onyl tinner rhouldE GRAIN FLOUR And Mill Feed Board of Trade Building, Detroit, Mich. UAZ.CXI -V NORTON. (Successor* to llridrn k Norton, k io G. W. Baldi.) Grain tasra MentalsCorner Woodbridge & Shelby Sta, Detroit, Mich. John H. Wendell & Oo, of 1,1 *” ’Towwbip Number one G> FLOUR, NoHoo. RAIN, PORK AND SKKDS. 54 ttnd 5G Woodbridge St. TOTHKPUBIalC. ^&’tsrjvsir— Con—lli" Ih~ 1 ««»den!tantl tho it FOR SALE. MICHIGAN. Harvest is past and those little accounts DKTB0IT, A A Aldrich Wheat a Specially. must be paid at once, sure. 16 H II (Campbell ” Smith, Manu & Prkhton. Tho Convention then proceeded ton formal xxi304wballot which rreulled as follows: Whole No, of votes OILS. OILS 40 Wheeler VERSITY. 13 The olde«L ta»t eondnrtcd.’moet raoewful. pupu For Machinery. tar, thorouirh and practical, occupies the finot anil ,,.„„..mi».l«l IW1V •»« A Card. r Probate of the in Court purportine t ilcrra*«l. Of which Edwin ElliM received Scalpers! ^‘iper, n,U WM| meet at tke the 0M|rl Court U6a>e *‘**•1*;, mgfct Pep,. 2o,h lo ootntdeto tho Tte'JW T4KE/I FWFUL F^Li C 8 PhillipIIICKUY Coaxcna, Sept. S»tb 1876. EniTox Baxxkb: ” nw4y. X-ptcmlMjr/.'lst 1870, at two Mr. John W. Custer delivered an address declared the nomine* fur Eberiff. ’dmk m thr afternoon, to nominate a eandiClothing. The Covention then proceeded io an infor­ xxiangStf in Thompson’s Hall on the polities! issue* of the day. Tho polities! situation was ably and mal ballot for County Clerk which resulted ns a* may properly oome eloquently discussed, and Mrly, too, withal follows: ‘ •■■■grraaional Committee. :L“s: ilrvsx Itebro’d Leva differvut chw then ordiuny PROBATEORDER. STATE OF MICHIGAN. Coaaty of Darry. Prairieville— Holland—Orin L Ingrxhm, Samuel I Kile. bnrgh, and F E Flab, Mr. MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR SfXUAl PATHOLOGY. J. Flower, tiarrow. Traver** City. H. McGraw, Oiler for-Loove Pulley Detroit. J. Roemer, Lard Oil Lamp, Champion. G. Savage amt C. Macher*. Skipping Hope. Republican Meeting •peaiwrr* dealt and signed the Constitution of dtn , Geo II JofauiNin, John Tucker. Woodbind—Ira Stuwell. C 8 Phillips Jamra The'Republicans of Irving Station, will forty-one, including those at the Juntos, W Howley. meet on Tuesday Evening. Sept 19, to organise of tie dub. This beieg the first meeting of Yankee Spring*—John William*. a Haye* and Wlieelrr Ciub. A. II. EHl*. of Middleville, will nddren the Which was accepted and adopted. memberahip, and we intend to double it once The committee on peruant prganliaiiun, meeting. ' iiaue to c edit ------srfcaxiToaaBjK*, 1 tlrcrakick' dollar. H. Fry, Waabing Machine, Leslie. I. Granger, Tack Hammer, Annada. A. Reason. Support for Tnnteling Rod for Thrasher, 1‘ickney. , . II. SquYre, Fastening Bull of Ship, Grand met ton to the tocbral bidder on Satetmi lintr, la the Connty of Barry, in lha State of ran. pormtant to Llcsnee ana authority era me on tbs «iay at Anna*. A. D- UM Probate Court of Harry, County Mt MO®! m yeelerda/. paper by Cox 4 Gox Solicitor* of Patent*. Washington, D. C. GUARDIAN'S SALE. DfediMn Dispensary, 02 V.. M.-evon St., CMcapo. iyrni’ Wheat I* p'l.t Castleton—Klihu Chipman. Joshua Martin, which are L. B. Potter, President; B. Pearce, .Ira Bachellor, DW Smith. Carlton—IB Raymond, AB Hansford, N Raymund, Il B Barnum. . Hastings—Ralph Johnston, P Brawn, E II Lake, Ira Haleb. Hastings Gtr—Robert Dawson. F T Camp­ bell. M W Riker, Il A Goodyear. Hope—Milo Walldroff, Geo Soule, 8 II person* iuteratsd in raid relate, arc roc •how ranro, if any f *•— *•-------------------petitioner ebould t ther ordered that 1 tbo jwreon* interoit deney of raid petal hr.hii Rainy night' dereaecd. praying that the admiaietrath *»t«te may be ejtamittsd to aid Beedamli rberruron It bordered, that Monday th, •tOctober next, at P o'clock in the fun 1 ®as- '1 morning to a race of inch hugh dl/leneiona. Repectftdly, ’ I have n large Block of Pure Castor Oil. Pure Lard Oil. Pure Gulden Oil. Bought since the last decline tn prices. Call and examine goods and prices. Yon will gain by it. People s Drug Store. W. H. Goodykab. xxi29wl(2 STAVES. STAVES. J. Camaie, Sin ana Onaieilal Highest Market Price Cash, �MICHIGAN CHICAGO.* LAKE HURON K ftt ^Bpi-lleBki^Gpliblicaji tapper READ THIS GOt» t )fc Mountains of Colorado, By the .Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, the new and popular line from Atchison and Kamut Citv, via the beauti­ Do tho inflationists «dmply viah to bor­ ful Arkonw Valley, to I’tw .Io, Colorado row in one sort of money and pay back in Sprngs, Denver, Canon City, Cucharas, another ©(inferior value ? A few yean Del None, Trinidad, Santa Fe and all ago they wanted three-sixty-five bonds points in .Colorado, New Mexico and and a Don-exportable currency. Now they ArintuU SjHicial round trip tiekctu towant siher dollars—a kind of money DenVcr, fnly <50, allowing atop off privil which can bo exported with the utmost fa orcs hot.i Ways on the main line, and at cility. Up to within a few month* there Colorado Springs, Manitou and Pike's was a great cry against the national banks. Peak. Low emigrant rates to the San Il that inc the uovcrumcni Government suouiu should Juan Mine«. it was insisted insuteuinat -»««=’• iarae all tho paper. Now ihaf poor man i Pullmm Palace Sleeping Care between with tho small incum; tax, Mr. Samuel J. ‘he Mirewnri River and the Rocky mount Tilden, buttorr- up with hb U n’t stock |lnln’’ «ith»M» dump:. Cluac connection fowr fifths of the inflation vote vf the madi: *4 Tucblo with trains for Denver country. Iand Northern Colorado. • Thogrievance of the inflationuU appears For mana,tinxi tables and the "San to be that they are in debt, and that it is | J«»n Guiae," addreas, 1 T. J. Andkhsox. hard for them to pay. We believe it to , nince the world was |1 ■ Gen. l\ut. Aat. have been the fact since create 1 that borrowing' money has been ' XX52tf Topeka, Kau. perilous as well ncrilotu buxinew, businrwi, as well for for lenders lenders as a> 1 “ ' — • for borrowers. But tho inflationists forth- j er claim that contraction of the currency touching at Put-in-lMy, thencn by tho Bnhlcnliuoca the value of the dollar they have morc A Ohip l tkroagh WasMugton . to pay. We admit that it may have done and Baltimore, for NINE («) BoMare. OBar tho shine «ame route to New York, so slightly, but not wore than people (10) Dollart • hhouMbe willing to submit to for the sake BETRorf TO CINCINNATI, O.. via Put-inof preserving the faith and credit of the Bay, leaving Detroit at » 80 : A M.. arriving nation and restoring a real. standard ol ■I CtucinuMl 10.30 P. M , far »7.M»: COLvalue. Two considerations tnay be stated VMBU8, O., over tame route, 3t5.«O ; DAY­ to show the comparatively trivial effects of TON, <>.. ovkraaniw route, ffi.5o : Htnunrr Jay tho increased value of our dolbre in ad­ Cooke A Pearl to Clean-land. $2.00. The Jay Goeke leave* Detroit dally (except ding to tho burdens of debtors. Measured Sunday) at H.RO A. M. by gold the value of tho greenback dollar has neldom brat above ninty two oento or NEW ADVERTISMENTS below eighty three eenti since the Winter of 1870. Each Auctions, though serie us G. P. Rowell 4 Co’s. Column. are not of importance compared with the Auctions in commodities. That the fluctuations in commodity* arc not caused ta any considerable extent by changes in money is »hown by the course of prices in Europe, and cfpocially in Great Britain, where there b*s not been the alight* .«t monetary collision. Let ua rappjse pig iron or real estate to hare fallen fifty per ■ eent. If the holders arc heavily in debt ; on what they are carrying, it is easy to sw , that they may be ruined without the alight , < cst change haring taken place in the gen ' oral value of money. The greatest sup- I Tarrant's Scltxer ^Aperient. posable change in the value of moqj-y will Inafltion and Pbbt m most cases be insufficient to account I 1?* J *5^*^ l*3C Miditr. r«liorc the pain, for a fall of fifty t»«w cent, in a peculiar ar i•poll ofillneao. IU effeeta m ceatle and t tide. We in common with the mtyority *m>4U> f.’nwSJ si- wo old prorent ««ob n SOLI? RY ALL DRL'GG^7C. of sane peraons. believe in the utmost stcadinesa of value for money. Yet, after all. we must admit that prices will fluctuate and fortunes be made and lost, no matter how perfect money . may be What it is \ important, to notion, however, is that tho '‘ reaction in credit, confidence, and enter­ prise, of late, has not been primarily on account of any change ih the currency, for it is just v strongly marked elsewhere as • it has been in the United States. If we glance over tho different occupa­ ind riadfno. prychomancy, fajCintions and methods of production, wc find AT1ON, Ann! .b.rrulUK, M-rnrrUw .ad * : the most marked contrasts in the effect M>nta<.OiU4.,,io,illIy.......... ■ad rain lh» lore a*i a<Mti> produced by fluctuating prices. Th" man­ ehooac tmtaotlr. 4®M<r«. LBS. TtbSUFbUa. ufacturer of iron may have seen the mar- I -k C<u _____ ket price of his commodity fall sixty per j *ny*E«Cfrpxin y- a 1\TT|O ’ cent., and his jirufit may be annihilated in 1 ** XtJkXLx A/xxlM Xlzt spite of ail that he can du. The farmer, HOMESTEADS. provided lie is out of debt, may very prob- ' at rohobio iafomatioa, wboto ••J.haw ably live as wdlasevcr, buying the artiplcu ■p MASM. or r'varamret H0MKuoedod for his consumption at a Iras price, and thus cornj-cusatiog for what reduction there may have boon in !*cf or grain. The only losing buflucsa for farmers is getting into debt. Nine times out of ten a per­ manent interest-bearing debt » ruinous to 1IV Ml IV the debtor. By dint of great noise and endlwM talking the inflationists have suc­ ceeded in persuading some of the debtors that they are an oppressed people. But what they hare themselves lelt of their arguments except this, that if in some way a thonxaad dollar? were put into the pocket of every rotor the times would be a great deal better ? They do not stop to/ ____ . .. ___ _ consider that it is impoesible to make any THE INDIAN TIED DROPS such distribution of monUy except by a , direct gift from the Treasury. Two great inflations in one generation ere events un­ known to the page of hutorr. We do not return ths I deny that the money could be printed and set afloat, but we do dispute that anything beyond a prolongation of hard times would result. We have tiot now the excuse of a war or eve® any tolerable disguise’for softmoney rascality. BUFFALO. N. M TIME TABLE No. 8. and bo happy again H. W.P. COLSON, J. Cole & Son YOUNG MEN SS-titeS-U WnQLKULE A RETAIL GROCERS xxiMvt IWcn tn all kinds A* 5. FURNITURE Urtotstery Boats Bractets Frames, fc tz IS An 4 M Lv« « U WFIMHffl Look here ! He<r»t4 di* cheaper than any firm in the State? can du it, fur, with the help of __ _ Ji vc J. M. HEWES we guarantee SatWaetion. IIcane furnished free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth We can give you better figures than ever of­ fered belurv, for we make the most of eftir Coffins and Farnitnre. Salisbury & Brosseau. Halting?. Doc.. 22.75. 52yl “THE VIBRATOR” 1000 BOLD XAST SUBOX 'B.siisr norxcwbst. rTTTTB' TT. I ? I =2 Z". D.w City.K-l WMN.TWMA «d bwW. 7 io iid m £3— „..13 Yllle *s faci" SV,’" I fcrWll Vmssosu—WitV wa* R_ t»r 1-itutarsb. Cineian r>«. KcDdal*illc. MmT Wiyftod, <1 raad H »pid«. ■ ,;ss iter TlIBBATOE ion " tm «IU> t*ii inuCii*. Jtel Mds sjaka Albans ACMUatorill*. N.*r A Itew. mJ £«U»ern Vam-aju GBANO KAPIDS DIVISISI. QltKAT VTETTKHJI RAILWAY. nmnKmvuuu The Rrllablr Short Liar KAST AJift WENT. KTTC'. GRAND BAPIDS AND DETtBIT IX TUX WET OR AIN of ICS, thm tUU; th. OILY MACniXEH U>.twmld, Hnw fork KxproM... • T*6 j.. m. • *i*and«n ncoptoJ. IDaib. Rochvtrr I ' Frrt Wam Jackun & Saito IA1LI0AG. ________ WM. E1MJAR. IUbTFbm’l CffliMD S IE8!0AMa|U.KE SHORE । •a-.ML' rlr-t Lib. ! | T ^ThFsOUTH. MlAOrrUte ssx Cbi«wv and Grand nnnf tkrmtfk iktg Chk^m, 1‘ullaian SiffJ-m. KwTJTk'SYiX: TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Summer Time Table. TUI" •ni “a1O.T. Jwli D.trrit 6uuom. 1 h“‘! nBrivaM wac^soownd repairsfor omo guppUujj a, |oirwt I?BL It, & RUSSELL HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. 11 * Ort nd Rapid*. » >g Sutioiu. . '2 11 PAJD.^XJtUX.HTrlKtr Xru. I —___ 5S“» .SB rttAtks Jo life NomTl iI SS^5S *' ’’0 : fiA PENSiONS To whom t’e.isions are trNTY,".' Z&ERALD, tVliTiSa m 2 ' r O.T. Juaf-io" ESSE ‘ iii ^-»-with K * s n OiTiriuB Of the tho Miohlnn Uko tftoro t»U- CMca®, Ruck Idauil & Mi BiEsnsas KwtnltHoihvU llblOS. IU<Bwci mate T-r American itad Foreign Patents, £ fflteSStahSt fciscssftaes »• waste isrx SrLdkxsH,. IJ g’ :s ~ J JOUST. MORRIS OKXgr. lacox, rKORi f. /1^3 10. MOM XT. da rx.vr0nr. Mi WAKMIXGTOX. 10 XA UTi • AZ/./.. /,4-' ATUW. Council Blufis and Omaha, Without Change ol Can, HID IWTH1 THE FOE OF PAIN FmiK IWrtu (COM A>«» TO MAN AND BEAST 1*0.1 OAn. 1* IhaQnuM 014 mustang liniment cJ!fe.AoWtJ!?5ra• HASTINGS, MICH, |xo. sjwo/xo. • •op THE EBERT OF DISEASE! E. STAUFFER, Prop. SSi! oould SOUTH. sTAnose ONE rOKTABLE STEAM SAW MILL CENTRAL HOUSE !S?1R Look here! What I don’t *y«u think we can sell Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds FOR SALE. OR TRADE- xxtlTml I IS IS fJt K«Bd*n«uic tn 'good order Joining ovary <Uy, ONE HEAVY PA1B OF MULES 7 yean old ONE 5 year old MARE, ONE BUGGY nearly new, aU> ONE HEAVY BTA- : TIONABY ENGINE, fur sale on GOOD TERMS. For particulnn enquire on the I premised one E.ila west Carltun Center. Shingles Lath &c. WANTED! ‘ SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Gfir ftr Sate st tie Loves! limn Pale mcco VITES LIKE LIE SHAffi •01KH MAST. A Gr.t Redccticp. ii Prices! w,4D ’ CiamT: ' railroad?154!' time table_ T»kW Bff^tApr. RED DROPS!by Ete^ii&sfig'%’ax,yfc3tss; IN EFFECT JULY 2, 1876. -QOLPMBUS TIKE-1 STATIONS. H. W.P: COLSON’S IN DI AN rsxixivLA* dxvixxom. te/si, WHICH H KANUtLINE. "I.'S’teJte kKELtATBItWOBTH, ATCnlAOS, WEARS. THERE NOT HEJ WILL N0‘ PAIN. TH DWTTBRr-Jt0^ IDO, ASD ',KI1 AMtrnxi. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-09-18.pdf c69cdf75815ca9e7b6f6321fc44b9b0c PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 41. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1876. jh^epii-Weckh HBpltblicaji bawtBf M. DEWEY GEO. -I-YD WAGONS! PUBLISHER. >? .•.i iiscRirriox. .!/>17.7? TJSlXd. i «iD> i sim I r.do! »J.oo I •.<» I e.B0LIL001 I 1 iwxy 3B.00I U-00 fo'! RURAL TOPICS. CORN CRIM. almost automatical)v does that perfectly Fannon must l*e propared to have crib and swiftly which human liandx failed to room for their corn. A good corn house do in all the post centuries. Many arc the awls but little, and every firmer should articles purchased then and there, and if have ono disconnected with other build­ there were ten times tu many of the looms ings to keeps out rata. Them is, probable, ’running their product would notsappfythe no better way Jo build one than upon , demand.- Tdrnink about wo may witnen durable [Kists, about iwo feel above the | all sorts of sewing machines. With these, The moat of our domestic animals ore like ground, placing pieces of tine on tho tops of course, the *{>ectatora are more familiar, human bdngi, when sick—all they re­ ofthepuet. projecting all around about but the deepcat interest is evinced by all.’ quire is a dose of medicine to act promptly eight inches. Movable steps should bo Then we view the girls making up the conon the bowels. One of our most exper­ made for the <1 ><ir, to be removed a few fee'iotut,. while others, are making ths feet after coming ■ ui. It in quite as Well lmxu«, aud yet others Hilling thorn and ienced veterinary surgeons says that sul­ to build ncom hnusn with perpendicular disputing of them all at an Advance of phate ofsoda, (glnuber Malta), is one of thn sides as it u to build in the old style of twenty per cent, on the ruling rates ; but mi»l useful and cheap remedies fur aick slanting in at tlic bottom, to protect the this is voted pardonable, becatuw your arc animals, that farmers can use . This reme­ corn from storms. Let the roof project helping the women along. The Udics in charge arc full of that cunning which dy may be given to homes, esjttle, sheep, orcr three or four feel, and the corn will .makes them tho helpmate i of men par rxswine or dogs, with equal x^ood results. be protected enough. A tempurary crib cclltnc>-, and .they have not failed to see may be made of rails laid upon crow­ "The dose u a purgative is as follows ; pieces at the ends, six er eight foot high, advantage of using the “ lever that moves JJemc---------- ----- ~Oa« to two panada and five orsix foot wide, jrith boards laid the world," die printing press. Here we CoUl...... —------- Tbn.-h.lf to on. poooJ. upon tho top sons to .shod rain. . The see a doxen girls standing'up to the coni nlrould bo raised about a foot from Erintcr'a nick, picking the t/pfcsfrom die In these dome it is always neeeasary tn the ground by a loose, open flooring. axes j rut as mon do, and clicking them in tho oompeaing-sticka with a proud supe­ give it as a dreneh, dissolved In two or riority over the other white trash who three times its weigh of’water ; but when The following is said to be tut "entire­ have to sew for a living. The types aro given to horses in smaller doses, as a con­ ly successful remedy." It effected a cure all set, galleys proved and read, corrected diment, diuretic or laxative, it is generally in a mare that had been spavined three and mode up into the forms of the New readily taken dissolved in part of a pail of. years by applying throe weeks ; tho en- CrHttrrv, all by ft-uiiuinc hands, and then ’ Isrgement of the joint remaining the the paper is printed on a cylinder pren Water." same but the tameness was entirely cured : tended and fed by girts. Tbo articles for "Take cantharidca, 1 at., mercurial oint­ thia paper are all written by women, and Homtunoowm. Mr. G. S. Miller, Madison county, N. ment, 2 ox. ; tincture iodine, 1} ox.; tur-. some of them evince literary talent of the pentine, 2 ox.; curative sublimate, 1} dr. highest order. Altogether thk nowspa Y., imported throe Holstein cows in 1K69, Mix the above with one pound lard. Clip per is a credit to.tho women who get it up. their ages being 1, 5 and t> years. He the hair on the enlargement and apply for Hundred? of copies of this journal are kept an account of the weight of their three days. Then wash clean with soap sold eveqr day right front the press where milk for six yean, what it weighed daily, । suds and grease it for- two day% then ap­ it is printed, and the income from this source alone must be considerable. which was very near 29 lbs., or 8,7-18 lbs. ply the remedy again as hefojo. In art tho specimens are few, but verySMALL PKt lTH. per cow annually. The largest daily yield ftqe, embracing some oil and water color for one day was G8|, 70, and 76 lb*. The editor, of the Fruit Ilecortler paintings, drawings, photographs, sculpture "These cows were fed in the following (Rochester, N. Y.,) rays : "There are and casts in phwUr and day. Some of the manner; After calving in the spring thoirtandn of markein throughout this latter arc very Ike, and show that our they had six quarts of grain and a peek of country _____ j______________ that are not supplied rt___ __with __ ______ nmall American famale artists take tho lead over of roots daily, from time of calving until fruits—strawberries,^raspberries, blaekberItaly, tho homo of art. Next in impor­ pasture wip> good (about June 1), then bies,, grapes, cr_r , Ac., __ , * * » plant tance is tho display of tho royal school of nothing but posture until September or such .varieties varieties of stn strawberruv as Nicanor art needlework, the fruit of the toil of October, according os the season was wet or Downer, Wilson, Green Prolific, Ken­ Queen Victoria, tho royal prinocss and the or dry. During tbo fall, previous of slab- tucky, Chiu. Downing and Col. Cheney, higher nobility,ofEngland. This splendid l night, they had a peek of and of nupberric* of Tumor, the ling the> cows at ni^ht, collection was rorwardod by the Queen roots or ffour — quarts ‘- of r grain—“the h? J" greater ' Highland Hardy, Brandy i _.p__________ f,____ 2/winc, Philadel­ expressly for this Women's Pavillion and L_ ...... 111... going ...... nJ XTanVM. ...1 ..C phia —and Naomi, —and of 1.1 black, Doolittle, [ art of the time roots. Alter into ..I..-. meri's tho closest scrutiny. Here we find winter quarters they had four quarts of ii Davidson's Thurnlcas and Mammoth Clus­ many ladies lingering some doubting their grain and a peek of roots daily, until time ter ; of blackberries, Dorchester, Kittatin- own eyes until they see tho indisputable ny and Lawt-n. anti of grapes, Hartford evidence written by the royal ladies them­ to dry off." Prolific and Concord, and you may be sure selves. Then pour fourth tho expressions 8KEIHMO TU GU.LB8BS ALONE. ofa crop on any soil. If but a small of admiration for the magnanimity of the Farmers are beginning to learn that amopnt of land is set out and work done regal ncedlcwaman who could thus stoop j they may advantageously seed their lands by hand, set close and keep dean with ' to the different grasses, without a crop of hoc." My advice is not to plant cither to help their poorer sistcra along with thu display of their handiwork. It is needless grain to grow with them, and the best the Lawton blackberry nor the Hartford to say that all of Ae artiolos'are of thn “catehw" can be obtained in this way, by Prolific grape. The Kittatinny is a much finest fabric and madu with tho greatest sowing early in September. The lanjd superior blackberry ; and the Hartford core, many of them being beautiful beyond should be well prepared, finely harrowed, Prolific grape is only suitable to grow description, while others aro made plain and some fertilixcr applied, ifit can be af­ where no other variety will ripen, as in n enough to be useful. There are some in­ forded, not from any necessity over seed­ high latitude. teresting articles Bent on by the Empress ing with rye or wheat, bnt from good of Braxii, but she did not hear of the la­ management, as lauds must be fed, like dies' special scheme in time lo forward OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER. cattle, Ac., to give good results. Where such a collection as she would have desired. Philadelphia, Sept. Iflth, 1876. lime is known to be beneficial, it may be She purchased a great many articles and applied to — the -----land -------well slaked, spread .' _ ri----- --So far very little attention has Been paid for them in advance, leaving them — at an,) L-rr,,wrw1 in thrn LAW tin* 1 brad bammed io, then lb. id lhk eo™x)nJ„„ t,lc r™>lc here until tho dose of the exhibition, ac­ .b..w, l.U, per­ cording to die rules. It is scarcely neces­ fine tooth harrow, then roll the land ; and sary to ray that there arc grand exhibits if the quantity of seed be enough and the haps, just os well to reserve some of the of mndexip dress goods, Isdies' underwear, land not subject to having water! stand up­ best things for the, closing leiicni. The hosiery wild . shoes, all made by female on it in places in winter, n splendid crop of Women's Pavillion is a large structure hands, and all chailunging admiration. grass may be expected tho first season. I erected at a cost of over 8100,000. sub­ But the laces ought to lie mentioned, for recommend orchard grass as scribed by the ladies of the United States they arc very rich and attractive. Those n very early maturing va­ styles fashionable in our grandmothers' and their friends for tho purpuacuf making riety, allowing one to commence fenos arc shown along with the finest of culling it 10 days before ether grasses. It a special exhibit of the advancement of the ^nodera jj{ exhibitor ' honitou and Valenciennes, the makes the best of hay, and after being women of tho world in the industrial and" costly corn] .. y compositions being arranged in tie cut it will be grown eight inches high be fine arts. The idea was on original, one, cxms upon- white and colored papers, so u fore other grasses get a "start." Sow to show their fineness of texture and per­ thick, two bushels of seed to the acre; but and the plan was ono of great difficulty. fection nf finish. ' Then there are shawls, the seed is saved with a great deal of The scheme would probably have failed mantillas and cloaks of every description, chaff, so that in reality two bushels, a.i bat for the fact that the cause was espoused and near by the most elegant assortment sold at the seed stores, does not contain by Mrs. E. D. Gillomic, a l.nly who claims of furs, with just enough jewelry to con ­ over haff a bushel ofclean seed. Farmers to be a descendant of Benjamin Franklin, vince you that girls can make it as hand­ make a great mistake in not sowing sued of ample means in her own right, and pas- some, as brilliant and as delicate as men. en ugh,’as all grass seeds are rather ex­ sassing the entree to the highest social cir­ Woman as a teacher is here exhibited pensive, but they should grow their own cles in this country and Europe. Besides nobly. From the novel kindergarten to grass seed and then now thick. Double these advantages, she ta a woman with n the model normal school wo hare plaster the usual quantity of seed sown will be powerful, almost masculine, will, and and clay representations and innumerable found to “pay " well. Clover seed should withal a sort of philosophical philanthro­ drawings, together with many improved never be sown in the fall, but every other pist. Austere in carriage and demeanor, appliances and systems explained or de­ kitd of yas i may be «.wa early in Septem­ critical and severe in judgement, she is veloped by means of models. SEE ME! • Only a ber. not at all lovable or amiable, and her tri­ tithe oftlio attractions in this parillion CURING CORM * FODDSR. umphs are those of force rather than per­ have here been alluded to. The visitor In order to cure sowed com. to be Tod suasion. Just such a woman was Deeded will find hundreds of caeca that attract at­ out in the winter season, it should have to make the woman’s Pavillion creditable tention and repay sautiny which cannot got its growth as early as the middle of to women, end her work is really a won­ even be enumerated ha.u. The fireman’s parade on Thursday was September. Then, m soon as the moi»- der. Upon entering the building wo see turod of the stalks have dried out a nothing but tho work of women and women one of the big displays of the season and little, it will be ready to cut I refer to at work. Thera seems to be but one man attracted an imtnense concourse of people corn sown in drills- Cut it and Uy it in employed, and he runs the stationery en­ piles, two rows lo one of piles, each pile to gine that moves the entire machinery of in tbo rowing regatta the past two weeks, contain on armful. Let it He one day at the structure. Within, all is bustle and the most noteworthy event connected least , and if wet by rain spread it a httle activity, and every nook and -corner it oc­ therewith being the defeat of the famous and dry it before you putin In shocks, cupied by some article of interest, the work London Rowing Club, in the four-osrod which should be done as follows : Two of dainty hands, from the Empress or race, by the "•Btaverwycks, of Albany. It M JoX. ..U. 0LU 'ACT"*1 “,W,“ “ men will be requited. Have double rys Queen in her voluntary embroidery room wu a grand Inumph for American oereThnraspplo Blrwbands made, and each man take a pile of to the poor Bcamstresj who stitches her mcn. Tbo Yolo dub would undoubtedly shocks, set them up, tic a band around the life away in the garret or collar. The have beaten the Britons on the previous tops, and they will stand till yon have gath­ Erst objects that attract attention are the day, but for the hucr’s tactics in running ered. and Mt around them snou-rh fur a beautiful Jacquard looms, operated by them in to the shore lo avoid a foul. Tbo stock, setting stalks so as to shed nun, and young ladies in making carpets, cloths, attendance at thu exhibition is now very biodi»g «1 ib« lop ; -a if th!ll’,c* drees goods, ribbons, corsets, flags, book- large reaching nearly 50,000 daily admisba wdl doae. •> -*< aboak* will not blow <rr«r ta ■ b«ry wind, auiid " l"wbh Io oil *u ’,k4 “Pdf- “d 100,000 ,111 Dwexbor, lb« b« bowed lo fo. Io fc ««1 Ord fcr IS 1-2 cool, p« I»“"i chime all day long, and endeavor to under* stand their wonderful mednniam which WELCOME MARBLE. X"r »>*rr »ir* ■'* ! ttu STIIMffl Iffl N M„ IM ' At prices lower than ever. Now is the time i to purchase the best Wagon liiade, nt a very low price. . PESFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. PLOWS AND CASTINGS. . \ RODMAN. t’SDER In addition to the , Oliver Chilled Plow and castings, we have a full stock of •. S. BOWEN, L’ltlConoly Surrej x^Siyv ;in lha ■ar )*nj1’75 _ S-C- PRINDLES0T1HV Pl I LL CONVEYANCER* LOAN A'JEST- W4t r.,-. l»ia en real male far Issrt(j.Vrta l V-: .,**!>. xxSuyl C. «. HOLBROOK, AlibR.WAT LAW anR Solicitor in Chau- for the Gale. C urtis, Robinsox, Douce and Kalamazoo Plows. Points are all ground and sold at the same price as unground r points. 50jrl GR13BLE <fc R THE VICTORY IS ' rmmwiuntr.. . nu WON ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME M tll s RUSSELL, 7i • ’ • The Tiiitmph is Complete. EBSffBS I.". r r. and ptaataflataSal Co-ofHartrurL Officein tlit Court Hensa^ AVAR BTRCHKR. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. Jixtuno. Mich. WM. II. IIAYFORU, par»m ”H- <’• HI7WFXL, TSt'’! o I’ARTXF.RNIHP. Tl '■ IHIOWN-Phr. tail*'"r,7'ALJ- l,u>’»o’»*t“raSia|4 ii4‘ rulir M ,u hwmAjlotteaok. • RHV.Un For ful Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees’ Sugars, Canned Goods, and al I oth­ er Goods uWaly kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME "'h 1 JOHN STANLEY, Haataangps, June 12, *76 ■ - BELIGIITJ. WOLF.M.D. OaML^T"® '’ritr the Beetoe Cerii I —- ■ • . ________ xx<Mf UNDERTAKING Being a business that nee& * K«»t deal gfivpj111' u- F- 1’ECKfIAM. of experience. p "’uke’ ? PnvJ: c* PEC*«<M» rxmLil" '’IAN & SURGEON, XXfltf After miuiy y<*r» in the buwlnem, <»» truly *1 that they can do better work, aacl glvtfbetter s*tiBfactiou than any other fl-tn in this Mttm. W. H. Rebblne, th. member, with the experiewc. of • life­ time, will i)v»yi give hta personal at­ tention to this part of their extensive btxslncM. Hmns «n<l T«un fiiniUfctd »*<ul SHm,,...'1!1' 1 i-AI E. "■k« El«:irto B»lm »IU »e 111*1 O"'r •fUuiWK?V *■ BHOS.KAD. when desired. STEBBINS BROS. aBW.isre. 41 »*“»< WHOLE NO. 1084- WOOL. WOOL. CA.BDINO In Hastings! HASTINGS. MICH.. Mv 5*. IW* XXUsO �|jepikis» ^srarr. indicate ? In the first place, that the I Democratic reaction of two tears ago is ’ comploldy broken up and feveraed. The ’ Sing ling will vote for Tilden. i Washington, D.C.,8c^. 16th- 187^ iTte G«« 8nta A VwaM« Book. OUR WASHINGTON Political Notes. History th» Vsltod 8uu Inal timM to the !*«* EDITOR change, indeed, has bnen more sudden aud I •Hart- you heard the uowa from Maine. •' A new sensation is prombsd that has complete then could Juyre been aulicipa- i Hendricks daoliuea to meet Morton on set the gossips agog, und wiD, if the New ted, for every popular movement on a the stump—badn rishi down. • York JIrraM keeps its word, interest large scale baa a sort of tnementum which usually takes two or three years to spend ( The old rebel cry comer up from .the South. It Will be answered. <l„ ~ country . who concerns himsdf ,___io public afitself. But tho Democratic “tidal wave" ' The prdspcct In Indiana is for a Ilepub fairs. For some months, every failure has been met, as it were, in mid-career, llAsriHGa, Mich., Sift. 18, 18T6. and «s RAILWAY Company Sold JOOM phia 1 majority of al leant 10,000. ! c-mnected with tho whisky prwecution vanquished and dispelled. Thorn is no licnu ' Jeff Dwi.' priTato wentay i. o» ibv I U’J •“ '*« ■*"' ”f <J>”L trace of it this yc»r, except in the unus- ' —1! It Il w>K was altemsd alleged that ho was iu in avmualhv sympathy with . ual carncstncea ciflhe cwntei.ding jiartics I stump r.M for UKL1,._ Tilden, and1 U Hendricks. the transgressors and was placing every ..nr) the great '.1. f ..J . nCtl.A Tl... .... • • . and sum of the total votes,** The ■ Only seveuty councte restored to citi­ Liberals or Independents—except the little zenship by TlLDEX in six months. 'Rah ohsucte in the way of their conviction. As the President wont down Mr. Bristow fraction of prct^ntine Democrats among for Reform! went up. Tho name of the great refor­ them—have everywhere returned to the Gdnct, Field, Connolly, and tho rest of mer wm on the tongue of every one. He Republicans ranks ;lhe issues between the them, should come back and l>c pardoned loomed up as n formidable ounditlato for o«i»tn. two parties have been made fairly and the Presidency, and the Democrats attempt­ squarely, and the victory thus far has in time to help Tildes out. .Wg WHOLE Philadelphia, Tweed must hurry up if he wants a par­ ed to anticipate his nomination by oon have don. Tilden may drop the pardoning founding him with a lot 'of rank*. He made an unexpectedly poor ran at Cin­ they busineaa in ilitgujt nOerlio is beaten. cinnati and immediately resigns. ■ Il was were during the war aud tbo ear­ “Seymour or defeat!'' was the cry at Ixllian a-alnu Berktlejr, the ly reconstruction qtnes, but the dwtinc- tho New York Democratic Convention. asserted that there was much ill blood be­ tween the President and the Secretary, tnroly'natiqpallteurii of those times and IMcat has it, for Seymour won’t take iL , although the grim man in tho White the growth of our foreign population will Sam Cary told a Democratic native of House was very reticent upon that os up­ nearly suffice to explain the yhole differ­ .. _ jcncc. Beaidca, mafloriticB like 28,000 in Parkersburg, West Virginia, last week, on other matteip'of scandal and gossip. VI<«BT.|Vwmi ,^16KK) in M.bc that Hayes would carry the State of It was hinted ttfat remorse for Iris perse­ been decisively with the Republicans. “fionest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will (leprecmbc- tbo ona nor aee.tenaai interferance which will destroy the other.” RHWnL lENBMCkS True, been ’ thc quite majorities may not so large as mi/, frr route •MraNa royal jT- yr AlHU. k ’ * (XtsSficTlNU with'- 03 “***’• Pennsylvania Railroad TJCKgTS-^ New York by -10,000 majority. cution of Mr. Bristow and the Sonin might wM-rTfigeu/X^18 U ““ " 111 Some enterprising reformer cut the hal­ account for bi» silence. The Democrats, for freedom., Tbur perished Edmund Chaw* relying too implicitly, probably on this man. Tbrauu Wil ford, sad lire rafale William yards of the Republican polo at KnwkawDrummond, martyrs to liberty. Nor is it eer- 1 There in no roaso'n. therefore, why lin. and as it is 125 feet high, they were interpretation, determined to unmask him of Ohio. by means of an investigation of tbo whisky these recent Republicans victories should in a quahdry how to replace them. prosecutions, as they had met with such not be regarded ns the harbingers of na­ /•ar/Vtce- l*ivnJmt, Thieves’ remark to Governor Tilden : indifferent success in that line, in other tional triumph in November They cer­ “ I beg your pardon, sir " " Certainly, " direction*. Wi’son cx-Solidtor, and Yartainly speak tho sentiment of the East,, •ays the Governor; “ vote the Democratic of New York. yan, an ex-detective, were made the instru­ and peerage n grand Republican majority the Irndcm a»»<> from obloquy. In tho light ticket." . ments of their wrath’. Mr. Wilson ran of after timet his eUroctor win »hh»o with a TMECHICAOO foKORTH-WXMTRX BSU^ in Massachusetts, and in eray other New ntpuLlkun State Tlik.l. Gen. Garfield write* tlut Ohio will well fir a season but his mentory was de­ peculiar lustre. life motives were M exalted England State.- Nor can any exceptional m hit lift was pure, andltfa virtues ae notedI ?ne “snoKcmenttbe Trunk Railway Lfnca »f th, influence be noted which will prevent give Hayes a rousing majority, and that fective. While he was seeking to giro the as his abfliiieo were great. Bl« ambition wm WEST and NORTH-WEST, and. wim these September elections from exerting a the Republicans will probably gain four I impression that the President was guilty, ta nntnewu branch tn nnd connections, -­ forma the aborteat and quickest route mArked effect or the October elections iu of tbo Dcm jcratic Cougmuinuil districts. seemingly, be made so many admissions For. between Cmcaqo and all pointe la Incn-aMd Democratic majorities iu the of hh (the Presidents) correct deportment; tRJ.DAXT.EH Ohio Nebraska. West Virginia, nnd WrodoxMiN, Nobtrxxx mhundent>a>). and an ezcrllrnt character IixMoxa, Indiana. So fur as the hard South; and inermued BcpublicM majori- was so’ollcn contradicted by other witness­ analysis. Micmjqax Wumrert, low*. n». mask*. CaufqBmia. aud the WxnrAUjWjw-WtLLIAM A. HOWARD, JtKXfJT W times arc concerned, they have probably tics in the North—what docs that mean ? . es : was placed in such on awkard posi­ KRK Tomutorxeb. Itb Mrfftnrilrtct-WTt.LIAM DOEI.TZ. been felt in Maine as severely u in any Arc auyso blind that they can not read tion by an Inveaiigalion ofhia boxes, which his autobiography and' half Omaha and California Line TMm CH KLL' I were packed up to be sent away, and hb other State of tho Union, for, in addition the lesson? Is tho aborteat and best route for all Tho Demcieratic murderers of Kingston, j l‘ ‘*,■‘’ ®ony y was 10 inconsistant with that to tbo general depression in trade, com­ •oints in Northern Illinois. Iowa Dakopo, Nebraska, Wyoming. Co? fellow, ---------reformer they ! .. - Yaryan, --.j-u, that mey merce and manufacturing, the prostration who attache*! a Republican meeting with । orxdo, Utah. Nevada, Ualifuenm, I S II A M. stones nnd pistols, need not fear. If ever ! were diasmiaacd as rather bad Jobs. Their of tho once great shipbuilding iutetfet lias Osews, China, Japan and Arm*. r»t ^Rofirjr”CoaffTr“-*’ dwh«--ionak thrown and kept thousands of Maine peo­ convicted, they will getpardous “not to*be | c*^cnoo^a‘l Dt? other effect than to awak- had; a tranter in fence. Iiatyna* Egypt; lia. iu ple out of cmploymcntrAnd yet the cam­ publishcd." cn n WipWnfl that the Pnwidcut has been spin a - dJier in Hungary ; rapUred by ike Chicago, Madison and St. published." The Dcimmnito have Ut their onlv Sen- ,Uw'K™dlJ uii-n-prxwentcd and ujurtly m». Turks rad sold •• a slave; sent fiom CraetanPajil Line paign has shown these causes of popular tinoplc to a prhon in the Crimea ; killing a “bort line for Northern WxsdisconteLt, artfully appealed to, as they star in .Vermont nnd thirty of their sixty F*~ Kro* *>«>«. has taskmerter wha beat him. sad fora every practical purpose. They arc health­ ily large enough in a political point of For^Fraidntt,' RUTHERFORD B, HAYES, ; m l ffinra, ' «5S,l3SFi.Afr- WILLIAI A IHEHM d. i botd, it, “JttlKSTfr-' CALIFORNIA tsMsair*""*- were by the Democrats., could not inter- members of the Honre of Repnwentaiircrf, <C", ,0 c“ofirm th“ '»pn»-o« and a ■cainsi Morocco: ferp with the calm consideration of the which makes it very absurd to ho talking , “J9 a®° ,he I,rraI‘I l*w»wcd to nioinontoux question as to tbc expediency about "gaiiw. •___ '• “akc n startling revelation of Mr. Biistow’s nfentrusting the Government of. the I great conspiracy agalmR the President In 'fewfor ofDMdi-WIIJ.IAM M.MCCDOER. Democrats ubw claim that the charge j hw attempt to make him (the Prwidcnt) United States in this crisis to the party which is not yet freed from tbc taint of again«t Hayes wmi'D.adc by Rcpuhlicars • a steping stone to the Presidency. ’ r‘her »he meat noted man fa the early his­ Omaore-rffiKPH COLE. CVBTU VKUH Y The oomioation of Mr. Adams by the tory of America." rebellion, disloyalty and obstruction to the in order that Guv. Hayes might have an . opportunity to show how conscientious ho I Democrats for Governor of Mareachusecurity of equal rights. That is (ho AJTD NOW THE VEST MEN icttaia not rtxxivcd by the Demo<»ato WHO FOUGHT AND VOTED TO question which addresses itself with tbc Min bnsloes mntjen.. • eiea of thia work. BREAK UP THIS UNION. NOW rcmoraelcssncra of fate and the solemnity The Cincinnati inquirer seems worried , *lcre an>" "ho* «fcnthusia«3. The t NDER THE SAME NAME AND r of dm, W««,voUrin du Uoioo, ,od ' d»l T>L1>»X .kooll pr«c tlio«m. ----- I defogateti to tbo lobe Sarutogi Convention that OKUANIZATION.BTILL CALLING l ITSELF DEMOCRATIC, APPEAL lime will ,bov tbil . good m.jorit, of i victo* eaodidole. Uot M be.« ibe » ' nominated Seymour, struck a responsive TO YOUR GENEROSITY TO SUR­ them will rrnpo.J u V moor I .nd >W»e | w J,wb fcril !»,»!,! wowibma, chord when they demanded f.r their lea­ RENDER TO THEM ALL THE ; GREAT POWERS OF THE GOV­ l“"J“‘dooc. ; otliLinx ibu> we ever have. der "a life long Democrat," and gresslv 1 ERNMENT. THEY ASK TOAD­ insulted Doraheimcr, a deserter from the MINISTER ITS LAWS, CONTROL p ! Ben Hill of Georgia, says, “Undar TtlITS, REVENUES. AND TO MOLD Republicans. I ’ olitieuna hJo say that VERMONT. ITS POLICY AT HOME AND nen the South would Ih* happy under U*lbul not Isait Is lbs dccplr philoropMc had there been the least probability of a patriotic {vrisw with which hl eterasIk. ABROAD BOTH OF THEIR CAN­ Hayes she would be quiet." As be DIDATES, THOUGH LIVING IN As onr Democratic frionds aro blowing Democratic victory in MamdtoMte. Mr. rork, pointing out at once our danger and our' THE NORTH, OPPOSED EVERY means hit South it is far better’ that it MEASURE Ok THE WAR, ALL considorbly about tho Vermont election we Adams would never have received the ••71m vhiva* and dream of ths RevoluLoiw. should be quiet than “happy/THE MOVEMENTS TO ORG ANIZE gave herewith tho official majorites lor nomination. T)-e company nf Mr. Mor rrj' । nomiMlioiL J l e company of Mr. MorTHE ARMY THAT BEAT DOWN Charitw and . John were, | .rj n*y .......... and John Kelly OTU must prove - ------- - O'Cnnor ................. WHU Kelly wcn . ,t p ri)V(, vvery rratTHE REBELLION. AND ALL THE 1872, 1874, and 187(1,as follow.ml candidates fur elector at ..al. I -I__ ‘ I”1' U lb’. rival large on J. ISLImh. to Adams. SAFEGUARDS ADAPTED TO SF. ; CURE THE RESULTS OF OUR VIC­ the Dcraxnntic ticket, und Kelly was ! Advices from the South all agree that , TORY. THE MEN THEY WOULD . of arms are being BRING INTO THE CHIEF PLACESJ The above is the vote for Governor, •clbctcd io preference to O'C.mor, Another Urgcquandtim ----------g reccivOF THE REBEL ARMIES OR WHO illmt ration of Dcmocfamr. i “ * — • . । ed and distributed to the memlx-w of the FROWNKD AND COMPLAINED IN this year the Congresnonnl majorities are , THE NORTH- THE8AME8TATE8’ -larger than that for Governor, in 1872 Juxt as was supposed, Tildkx’h friends | J•rifle dubs,” another name for the KuTHAT PASSED AND MAINTAINED ! and the fertility of raUey aadj ORDINANECS OF SECESSION ARE; they wore a little lew claim for him i bo honor of catching Tweed. Klux and White league organisations I THE MAIN STRENGTH OF THIS Tommy Naat aays Hurt Tildkx daima the who hare cursed that section by their proj­ i COALITION.—Slmator Sher/nan. ection and brought upon it all the woes, , The Detroit Nctr*. thus describes the, honor. of _______ t> _ up the “Ring" . tnftbe breaking poverty, violcaee and blood shed, that it delegates elected to the Wayne countyA Nieblungs. .Shammy is a hypocrite. . has suffered from since the war; and their THE INDICATIONS. Democratic Convention. We copy rerGov. Hendricks h a double, salary is every evidence of a determined jrarpooe fxitnn: i grabber. He has had his Governor's Wo have no desire to overrate the im­ ‘ THB DELEGATES TO THE DEMO- •Mary raised to 18000 per year,whereas G jr to carry every 8»o South of Msbor and portance of the elections in Vermont and Dixon a linn “hidden and reform," nad i CBAT1C COUNTY CONVEXSforton performed his gigantic labors for TION ALL ELECTED. every Republican standing tn the way of i wring Indiana and tho Union on S3000 He ha* des and the result of tbo Presidential the aecomplishmcat of their purpose will [ campaign. In one respect these Stales THE wttrr DUBErCTARLE CBOWD THAT be shot <k>»u « butchered without mercy; ‘uuni. Rji EVER UATIjtnXO IK WAYXECOPMTV. Thn funniest reading extan: just now i* aud iflbn Gmcrnmcnl tech to interfere the rcgufaiina style of commrat on the there will be a colliaion. Rut thev iro Maine election adopted by the Democratic (Silt rad V “5 tbeir °WnJW,jr- P^drat editors. They say the Republkau major­ Grant and h» advunra arc di-tct mined that ‘o fl»e extent ity ought to have been 1 S.000. What an T? Under thiv head of “ Bankruptcy ! idea they have of the whipping tliey de­ of the Government’s r.-aoro#a; nnd it looks •• though the banditti would bare a rather Buiu! ! Deatifotiou !!! Road, Think and serve! ions are specially valuable on account of ’ the Is it Hasting* Juumttl says : the r«C«i are io thereby pledged fob to I Act, H.ww ud that Whoolrn <L iloiortd “ ’ wumL'm i Jiare relatively receded in consequence— that is owing to the greater growth of I ho G<nnblenr Thum, Jlitffi.ni*, Fatoef,\ und J'imp* to yiv w rest ofcountry their political power han , Officer*. fallen off in proportion, so that their vote —.— —- —— and barter." ” W *** “d*“ •w»“ <” “>•«»« ’«• —----------*'<«» .1UIUOCM, Its Winona and St. Peter Line Petxul, Nbw Ulm, abd all points in Southern and Central Mineaota. Ite Creen Bay and Marquette Line Is tho only line for JA.xssyiLUt, Watbwtowm, For Dc Lac. Osmoen, ArPurroN, Grebn Bay, Ehcajcari, Negavkke, Marquette, Houcnrrox,. • Haxoock, and the Lake superioe Country. Ite FreePort and Dubuque Line la the only route for Eloin RocKrouD. I FWkkport, aud all points via Freeport. Chicago and Milwaukee Line la the old Lake Shore Route, and is the, only otic pasudng through Evaxstox. Lakr Forest, Higulaxd Park, Waukbuan*, Racink, KER04HA to Milwaveee. Pullman Palace Cars Are run on all through trains of lid* road. Ilia ia the ONLY LINE running theao care between Chicmro and St., Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, orChi- Omaha our Sleepers connect with the Overland Stoapeni on the Union Paciflc Railroad for all ]<olntn West of the Miaaouri River. On the arrival of the trains from the Eaat or South, the train* °ftta Chicaxo A Nortb-Wswtern* Railway LEAVE CHICAGO as ItoUova: . J For Connell Bluflh, Omaha and <»»• fcrnia, Two Throtorti Train. <!aily, with Pullman Palace Drawing Bteeping t>ra through to Council BlufftF«8l, Paul and Minn.mpoliii Two Phrourh Trains Dally, with Pultamu Talace attachedvu on byh ^ln^_Lu. • iwie Cara awicuru For Green Bay and Lake Two Trains dally, with 1‘uilmanHte" Cara attached, and running through to MK<5Shra«ikoc. Four Through Tratos daily, Pullman Cara on nlphl trstus, Parlor Chair Cara on day t™*"’-. In rllh Pullman Sleeper, to Winona. Fur Dabuqoe, via Freeport doufl wbdb/r.X; Tbeoc K«b »«l be ih«- ih.l roo lo d,o ‘ moo.,, ever. co-™^ b, Dmrni., Il is undoubtedly the cane rort GrpAhM^.-RHi ’ ■ etett that aide (?) , put into the field. iwywbr a public » “d «^>"CW bm „ imsmbmu wh. UnjiZ-k ; lenl.- tolUJoKAi lb,l lUV.itolkX ; l» « 11,11ml „><! who bribvo, io I cion." . V„ *,c ^cate,‘ ,n wtsta, and it matten I Attorn T. r' ■’ ’ **7 «ul« «1» h. U. 8.a ticket they recently1 ; “Tudet. Tilden's sumiuadinga are bod. bad. If jf| iutbe 1 « snmiuaduiga ton twq Through Trains da'iy.. Psliamn Caro an night train toMcGl^Sr8toux' Cltiond Yankton^w^ Trains daily, Pullman Cars to MtssoJtt ' riZllke Geneva. Four Train’ dailyFar. Rockford. Btcrlinu, Famrain eirev i, • *, iXT&S SL‘ £%- l'rI hS-, Bn«<: X'"’1', SS • it, wife* the I "wk®* J Cblcwo ■ �wwhob..Attention, rt^egi-WesklyllepliblicajiBajiw KKPUBLICAB BALLY' .HlWAlFAHMFIAUrMMn GUIDE R. TIME-CARD rifYM” ' Bcmobi. S.pL 10th 187C. l-oircf. liis-.tr. । Ute first matched between tho Hickory Corner, dub and the Whit. Slripeu Of Radford •Took pteee at Bed­ ford, Sept., 18th, resulting in a victory for the White Stripes by score of sixteen to twelve." ‘ I r. pi: r Person, desiring U> rant th. Dinning Hall, UraewUeks, so Father Mat her* HASTINGS 5ITY DRUG STORE. tf> dtsire to caU your 0,ir of strictly ----------pureDR UGS a nd------------------MBDICIJfEb }y p c nuike - --• a dealing in only strictly prime Dj.. for the interest of our Customers as M ourselves to sell only prime, and pure MEDICINES. IT e have a. large stock of Machine Oil •fen**! • ilhout d.ur Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil Golden Oil, Black Oil, S'., n-lsirv •:L' r. a iDFVIt HSEMENTS. -.ruin MrOaibtr. BOX. SKLVE8TER LEARNhl), one of the most eloquent Bonn of Michigan, will address had Iwcam* ,0 Udaml adopiM wpfatfariB the people of Barry county, nt rrootvoa to depart. the (lourt House, on FRIDAY lift Republi he oMdd not, for thrir Platform «u no U-iter: EVENING of this week, Sebt lo prow this remark be .md Li, .ond.rfu) 22d, 187£. logic. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY Turn ouPE, By Order uf flop. Co. Com. R. J. Bidblman, Cairiqan. ilum. twiddle de de." Hon. Charles S. May. r: ,w ingLt. bore the warU along. Th® pl»'fon» upon I.’,. Imre fen fxrtNeSfata 1-ack (which I bo T now to thia noted campaignAf^hlcn and reform .1 Uninn Hall 011 Friday evening. Wc had expectcl to hear somethin- of Mr. Tilflcu. bla olycct*, and pnrposc m set forth by 1 his ablest supporters, but ve were doomed to dlaappelnimeni. For one Lour and fortyi-fivc miu attempt to prove Charle* 3, May boue.i 111 coin un Saturday bcauliml jingle it has, ragged 7-twelve hundred and ten r cur of Coldwater. X . i -nd Bank / is rusticat- all this upon And now i.'cwtennial year they come and tel brought iu this he knew he was doing himselfsras* injustice. and telling that which he knew lo be- falsa ilwvi»cd by tu the confidence of the people. His speech n. made up of “I” nnd of dhar- any part). local Bbjijtej? Notices Notice In hereby given the annual meting of the B:trry, Prairieville, Hope and Orange­ ville Horae asaocutiun, will be hdd at tho Shunt.* School Huum in the township of Hope on Saturday the 23d day of Sep tember A. D., 187G al two o’clock P. M. to elect the officers for- the ensuing year and to transact such other bnsioMs' may rotno before the meeting John J; Perkins, 4— Secretary. BARNES & COMPANY. xxtlilyl liaAtingi*. Auc. 12th 1876. Ayer’s Cathartic Pillfl, ricked .r-.; sfenrafate.' as* for Punfrina tLe Blood, h-cti ve and cowgenlal purgative ever ducovcral. They The Fall Term begins September l lth. i Full corps of Instructors in all Depart-; mantK. Prof. G. W. Chadwick will give lc***ons on the new Pipe Organ. Indies ill please apply to Miss H, D. Storke, Principle. Gentlemen (u H. Q. ButterGcM, D. D. Prcaidfflit. xxi351t nr Centennial. ot a single specie talked a great Train has brought me it well suwurted other Saturday evening In llaMiara. and alto deal about cormpti.n, but failed* to point Mock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiitrw for the out a .ingle corrupt wet that had been dofo by summer end fall trade, which I will sell - f Plainwell. Allegan Co. lirrenbaoL any Republican official. He ab*i»ed i Mr. way down low for Cash. 1 also sell the in Harry county is - Singer .... Machine Chandler, using the language of a /n't burst celebrated Sewing that with a full different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil. I' also " **•)! " Well "A * Cistern Pomps, the greenback to only entered F>Mt I eforsit ia Christian staiesn-nn. J. Mals ■1 am pad, and after it is aiampe.I'Rit is only a of Simon Cameron. <'liver I’. Morion and OpliOKitc the Poet Office Ro*co Conklin, and lauded to the skies [Ben. Hastings, Mich. Hill of Georgia, Lamar of Miaiaaippi and iheir THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC i Family Knitting Machine ■ iLitcl Its* again changed !time it goes into tjlc^ hands uf 1 wo gnod milch cows and a few sheep for sale. Haye*, but forgot to ttil hi* hairers JULIUS RUtWELL. xxi-’l’tf purjercr, and (ho proud Reprmeaiativy of ml -say* : line bun- intrinsic value it concerned. ' ro stamp II will ll'-.-n Railroad. i.’has been changed to aixi>enea, a .hilling or a dollar, end did it not pass for ibe same notwithstanding. T.H us no n hat you owe me 1 have immediately. . I........ lor vliatne ! to labor, dig and delve to obtain It. nceil and must XXlld't I .□<1 been hi* SPECIAL NOTICE life long friends and support*:-* mid of one of hi* masterly effort : backers most have this thiug^ramed down, before they cat; understand It, so we will il­ iflrr viewing tbc wonders of lustrate fttrther. There was once a Southern Confederacy, which these life Ioffe Democrats Sunday School Picnic "M lad hie, a 1 Chicago h,l.r.l,rfim oul $31,882 ■ mroeie fr-.-dulently conceded by Gov. Til- Si at a premium in Dem- it circle*. ss a A levitation i, extended to all thoee fellows u c Jahn m. Pessmers grapes of late. •(imrter pound .of Powder and got k i Min niilird U. - J- . "'/■-"•km says: -TOO “i,U “ ”pld’jr »• bat we want tn «fe Machines, fa come round sad Utile tet OT Ifm wi|1| 3 p <rMaUek btewiag. te.'Hck - “ io the persons mwwtiooed by the Hoa c p^ J. Cole <fc Son WHOMMALK A RETAIL dayhalh' of thin Wo but echo the voiew ofU»s miHta ■ irti., i.w<v. t>y IB. nepuuiroww-v* —■ i— r* Mb. Belle Barfow. Miss anJ J- «• Goodysw- « 1 -ronab who are aMCtcu who uu.wyoung JfS. »ilJTMOinj>ani..l with itching or trri?f.i - find relief and renewal in tin* inTalusij When Ibe hair is inclined te fall off, Renew* wW -rtngt^ ^oftb.bdr.and^*...-}^ , , . •*“•»- GROCERS i 7 P. 1W-W *» Roberta. CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONISTS Will, of enurae, wish lo see all the sights comfortnbly and cheaply. To this end the Cnnnda Nwnlhcru R’y Couipaay has. through its connections in the West and dreed ralra. by which passenger* can not ■ only visit the Centennial Exhibition at PhiladelnfaU, but can, in addition, visit the prin| opal eastern title*, with an opportunity of from tho West running directly lo Niagara Falls, giiing passengers, frotn the* train, a wonderful panoramic view of the Mlcfety Cataract, Horte-whoc Fall, the Mrcnl Rapids, and landing them diract- Coochra ore fhrnished with the Winchell I'atcnl VentiNUor. nnauritur nerfcci frotoom Comer uf Stale and Church Sl^ MORTGAGE SALE, been made in the coni (whereby the power to sell therein Ofer for Sale al He Lowest Linca Rale LAND PLASTER STUCCO WATER LINE TilTP IiIDm wet axiened by said D ? nilD '«nbe procured at all office* of connecting ttilnin lines, or at the ('nmpany'aown office*. Shingles Lath &c. drawing FRANK E. SNOW W. Cujrier. Pliny Bex i*almrra. Warne Com WANTED! lion of eight toolecnaplete look. tore. lata pins iron. ri< or anr other tool that eati b MARBLE WORKS -A.t Kalamazoo* Jklicli* on. desiring t» take out Patent*, or desiring MOliurncnU of Um? best AmerioM and Information fom th. U. S. Patent oflee. should i Imported Marble, Tubtetu and Weadr-cnvait f. a. i.eiim asXi RaitrMer of Asocr. . xtoura of ali dtmcriuUon made loOTuar tram and I’oralwii l*nr*u«*. WaAi"mm> D C. ' ,ltl short notice, afeo Granite MonnExaminatiou. free. NO PATENT SO I AY._f.ad ■ ,nent8 of tlw vartoail paltcrtia FUpjilted rorumtar.___________ ___________ ___ ! tu cufitoioera, r> oir.T Knuic TwWc and A M. IIAJCTY. Unrinw. Mieb. Having stem macbltieryfoe । and*cutli^ m ~~r: ““- qgoyfc by itantl. NOTICE. ■riahins to obtain the iboi will do well to tee Ei Miah.. Sept. Tlth ISP. nominated. DrJ. C. AYER 4 CO., Lowell, Msss., xxiKtf. PATENTS litihto, M -aden. I.1KK But tupwalks: he nearly died with the heat U>ie »umnation, but mer. The Boys in the drug More next! door, put up a job that nearly killed hitu. <>ne of I just as lives have a Gold the boys li) a match that fearfully hot dey and held it under the theomoiuelcr until jit run up to Hfr* In the shade ; then they went into his jewelry store aud argued about tho heal; be settled it by looking »’ tktombwitr, and there he Mood nearly suffocated, |irwabBut I bing th. sw^l off hie face with both hand., alley which ge to mats up ths’ and suffering IwrriUy, *hl’0 Ten^‘ hU feelings in this woy-whew: Gad; [hot, 1 with a Confederate stamp on should think so; nevwrao hot in New Orleans it? awful sick time . all die of the cholera or ydfawfever ; have*, pbgrn' sure ; earefel whWl HJM1 J VW ----- W « ksI! r>,utalil>|iiL 0411. «*..•>- I eat. Then he eatdown In an arm chair with ICT. chunk of ice fn on. hand nnd fanned himscif bum?Unwtbert O* 4’itlwd *wU' with the other, -We thtwe friend* of the boy.and their Mend, pa^ and raps-ed Hut jewelry store and grinned horrible. rfroeld Iho cool nights have settled that lher- t.sfe would like the homlsotua young 1 E. I>. WHITE. Heisncnmtc.il, long goawl. near sighted genius, n little lc*s than seven feet high, and «o slim that a six inch Moto pipe wilt slip down <<nt side of him : he keeps a Jewelry nomination of Dr. Clarence aat son of Hou. -Sbermaa * being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity. or Middlerille. au '“«*d Hum, iK their range can rarely with­ Atand __ ____ or evade them. Not only do they cure the every-day complaints of every­ body, but also farniiilablc nnd dangerous iliscnses that human skill. __________ H bile they produce power­ ful efleets, they are, at the same time, the safest and best physic for children. By their aperient action they gripe much less than thu co and never give paik when the Ixiwcls arc not inflamed, tbc vital fountains of the blood, anil strengi tbo «vston> by freeing - it ftmn the elements of weakness. and conditions in Adapted to all ail climates, cont.ai ndr any deleterious drug, these Pills mav l>e taken with safety by anybody. Their them ever fresh, SOIJA UY ALL 1). Highest Market Price in Cash, . The Sunday School eontiertel nilh tliejllev. J. B. Huagerfonra Church, (the United Bretberni. at lUltitmire. held a picnic on firrt rlaM good ever brought Utbinst. The 'attendance was large. ! fully with a green back to'lt. so long** they were two hundred, the refreshment* cxcellanf and • - passel without intima- a compact that paper circulate! as money abundant, ami si) seeuie.l to enjoy Ihemsches Lad faith that he will resign." So I March, til. IKHl. without STAVES. STAVES fue ouweriber will ray the ‘Tit the Mark -d! frotn II. A. Walker Esq,, “f Martin Allegan eoanty. ierly a subscriber lo the Baa- The Ulokfard Saehine Is the only ladllmslc nlindriral Knitlin. Machine i» rxinenoe. Alt txhen not licensed tiy us. are clear and palpable Infringements on onr patents, aud wo shall held O. P. SPAl LUING. chink cur .«port«men would him; ai!| u I change un that <iay. prvdieil.n ! mruiy 10 ivriy pwoi sorss in u <»■». -tattSTstSkK. Art found wsnally as usefol a* the Sewing Nothin*. man either of bouor er ability, luti Mart ped It forcibly rt t Tv.table Republican Journal l^iOg may it prosper. and witliout pain. Although gentle in their operation, they arc still tbo moat thorough and searching cathar­ tic medicine that can be employed: cleans­ ing the stomach and bowels, and even the blood, in small doses of one pill a day, organs and Ayrn's Pills have becn\ known for more than a quarter of a century, and have obtained avrorld-widc reputation for their diseased action in virtues. They correct________________ tbc several assimilative organs of Hie ------------ All kinds of fruit, caud:cx, nuls aud raLdcj*. G»r sale at (he luwa>t priccn by John Stanley bon Sale A ralunbio young Inquire of Mamlutll Pricket. Eagle had esoccially silver frpm which • Olivet College, Olivet. Mich did not attempt to prove ory between greenback* and g> Bought very low and Tf ’i’> will sell them at prices that will please the closest buyer. ■etpyeP niWiW �Pullman Palaeo Sleeping Care between tho MiiMOuri River and the Rocky mounttaina without change. • Clo*o connection outdo at Pueblo with trains for Denver and Northern Calorado. For nam, titan tables and tho “San JuMjGuidc,” add row, •. T. Ji Awdkhson, Grn. Pau. Aqf. Topeka, Kan. ikETRIOTTO PHILADELPHIA, via Steam er Jnv Cooke from IktrUt to Sandusky, touching at Pul -it»-boy. thence by the Baltiuiore & Ohio Bailroad through Washington' and Baltimore, far NINE (V) Dollar*. Over lha aau>« same route to New York, (10) Dollar*. DKHW1TTO CINCINNATI, 0., via Put-inBay, leaving Detroit al 8 SO : A M,. arriving nt Cincinnati 10.80 P. M,ftr|7,90: COL­ UMBUS. 0., over name route. 85.00 : DAY­ TON. 0., over same rent*. JC.M): Steamer Jny Cooke A Peart lo Clrereland. 82.00. The Jay Cooke leave* Detroit dally (except Bnnday) nt 8J0 A. M. ■■ Him Ar GttXKKXL'a Orricx, 1 Uttsnw, Mich., July 1, 1870./ Nuti*e 1* hereby giveti that certain lands, aituatsd in theconnty of Barry. bid off to the State far taxes of 1874. and previous years, and described in rtaicinoiita which will be for­ warded tn the offiac of tho Treasurer of said county ntime timi. in September, will be eold St public auction, by said Treasurer, st tho County Scat, on the first Monday of October next, M the time and place designated for the ordinary Tex Sales, if not previously disposed of at this office, according to law. Said statement* contain a fall description of each unreel of said lands, and may be seen un application at the office of the county STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. Grasel Zd hsMf, Addition. Whore you wnl find al! kinds of FURNITURE! Of everyDescnptwn which we Lands struck' off to the State fa: taxes of 1874 oe other rears, at the Tax Sales in Octo­ ber lain, anil be offered subject to the right of redemption prescribedby law, ns well as to the right of purchase 4T the Stalo bids at this office, prior lo the sale. RALPH BLY. Auditor General. can sell cheaper Hinn say hows i »□ Bar­ ry County, for these reauoaa: 1st Because we have no rent 1» jiay 21 Ikcncw we make the most ot out good.t ourueivea. 3d. Becntsso we keep the bent c workBli. IMauorwvraMalltuod.— • Aviutux Gkxe*.m.'n Omen, 1 LaXStxa, Uicit., July 1,-1878./ So much of each of the following described tract* or parcels ofland, situate.I in the county of Barry, delinquent far unpaid luxes, far thp year* mentioned below, as will be sufficient to pay the uxm, interest, nnd charges thereon, will 1* sold by the.TrtMMrarer of said county, on the first Monday of October next, at such publie and convenient placo as he shall select in Hartings, tbo County Seat of said county, according to the statute in such owe made nnd provided. RALPH ELY, We »ll non. or Oil. cbe*,e«i*4e F»rnlture that in made by machinery. The gnodN we make f« mode Uy hand, and warranted. We I-.vile all pecaonn to call and lt.apect our gootln, fur they nl bear inepcctinn. No trouble at all t-how goods. Portka baring Pictures lo tram* would do well to g 'thorn framed uf ua as we can do It P Jraud Cheaper than any house in P ..$ County. Wo keep the Largrei n».u Bent selected stock ot PICTURE FRAMED AND MOULDinos, Brackets, PareR-HoLnEBH, Wali.-Pockktk, Sliffer• UoiAJERS, aud everything In- the Furniture line. We Invlfe all i>«rsons to call and look NEW ADVER T1SM ENTS G. P. Rowell & Co's. Column. W. H. GOODYEAR, Jrh®PruL,gist, Respectfmly announce that he has again ensaspri inthcDRVG TS.lbE.lZ has in stock and daily arriting, a fre*h and genuine Stock i. Drugs and Mediones, Dye Si lfis> Fancy Goods- and in ract a. coinDrufgisf, tu th& pCUpte al greatly Re­ duced Prices. KKMEJUBEIt.thc peo pie'S D r u g St a r e indi­ rectly opposile Empire Slock One door east of Spauldings llAffTtKOH, July 18, 187C * HEALTH AKO ITS PLKASUBKS Diseases with Its Agonies. CKOO6R BETWEEN THEM HOLLOWAY ’S PILLS. Nervous Disorder. What Is eaarefcarfal than a Vrsaklag does »f the Peerless Milk Safer. now <>n exhibition at our Firn ttu«c Store. All kinds of work mode to or­ der. Kcjmiriug of nil kinds of okl fur­ niture neatly done. WE MEAN BUMNESfct!' Furniture Rooms Muth idde State Bi. opposite H. A. Goodyear’* Hardware Store. *■ oycrdoM wf IHuntr often deranres th* sjrtem. brinrt oa flatulence and wind eolfc. and •uMecta the patient to neat bodily raffocinc. A •insle dosser Tarrant’« Sdtxcr Aperient. w ill certeel the acidity, relieve the pain, cam off dy nsrves. Mothernund Daughter*. Ifthare is ena thio* mors than another f«r sKIdi ft* nil unpnritHs. andryawvias Sauctremori NEW MUSIC. ETKiis- JlL'juseiiold ULeuidies HTKHS' 0ACBBD 0KI.KCTION8. lltnnr Coi-rrv, Tnauu-n**'* Omer,) Hmtikos, August 23, 1870. / Notice is liurolty given, that the m1» of lands In Barry county, advertised by the Auditor General a« delinquent M taxes of 1873 (and previous years), will l<e held at the County Treasurer’s olfiee in Harting*, the County Seal of siid county, commencing on Monday, the 2nd day of Oetolwr next, al nine o'clock A. M„ and continue from day lo day (Sun­ days excepted), until the same shall have been disposed of according to law. M. T. WHEKLKB. County Treasurer. M»r If you want reliable information. Mftea3SS»ass H.W.P. COLSON’S INDIAN - M MUwv-t BIERS' VBGAS 0RLECT1ON8. blSSTnlo th. smalt of th* back Ml RED DROPS NovarMUoaivo,immedlrterclusf^to Wig .'run KTEJIS VCTAVO VHOBUSES. . ?*"•.?■ «•*« M. 1576, trains will run . (V! ii ii *7 £ i IW HI ? IM 74 1 00 Per Stomach* out of Order. STUBS' 1ABIAIll Music. 5S=L.>J?2ft Mymo olh ...11 JLm.m. 9. Z Howell------ W.'C m- THE INDIAN BED DROPS mwMMn* to ths pnblic. Try It. and if not per&ctlr «atl»fnc<ory. return tbo buttles nnd ths money will Sottt to any addn-ss. pcstaoe paid, on receipt of PrAddM*th* *ot* proprietor. H. W. P. COLSON, . BUFFALO. N. Y. I*. O. Un' Blt«. POSITIVELY CURED. YOUNG MEN FOR SALE OR TRADE OKI cqBoiii.TTE TEN PIN BALLS IDKTABLE STEAM SAW MILL BU.i.iaril in fgood order Jruning every day, ONE HEAVY PAIR OF MULES 7 yean old ONE 5 year dd MARK, ONE BUGGY nMrly m also ONE HEAVY STA TIONARY ENGINE, for **Jc on GOOD TERMS. For particular* enquire un the pretatKa one ntiic west of Carlton Center. aid xxillatl CENTRAL HOUSE HABTntQS, MICH. . E. STAUFFER, Prop. STEINHOFF & WOOD JJtatMad KmfMd's AMlHn. Ut«Uoek2 to » I CUsihertc.is'. Addhion. s s .■ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-09-21.pdf 5eda2145b2b22baea6f03a7a6c5d6a1e PDF Text Text t^jsTlNGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1876. NO. 42 VOL. XXI. MESSER & POWERS, human race, according to their standard, were “laborers, h‘ c’mga, thieves and j-ros• tilulcs," and thaw not “manor bum" were■ consequently in the claraic language of Sen­ ' ator McDuffie, i'mudsills." Well doct> Holden inject, ‘ You little fellows who nr.', It* ml roar vofc*. shunting yourselves hoarse over the whitei > railed for'Worm.” man’s party, did you over think, or did anybody ever tell yon, that Mort the wur five nigger babies were equal in representa­ Cnotta.—Comehom*. some home; tion to three whito voters.' That during Dear Wllltan, ray WUHam, oumo home I the war twenty niggcra cxen pted one whit, । 0>y William, dear Willtap. oomahoma to m« now, man in thtSouth from military duty, while ■traailed the forty whito people didn't exempt anybody." “That’s the kind of n white man’s parly I YM.WiUtan.dMr William, wa'recoturni* the flail we had then, and will have again if Tilden i UnlCM you ooma hotna to me now : is elected tnid the “reformers" gel jkkscms !1 ion of tho Government? Taney a dccsiou will then read, “White trash’ have no rights that gentlemen ore bound to re­ sped," and you will learn that “deeds anfruit ? worth are but leaves." ", kL ..r dl. Tho English grain crops are reported n.i For iniMctloo. falling off greatly frotp the estimates, ves­ sels are loading with American grain for various Euroj>can markets, and thus anoth­ er man vjusi for Tilden, and for the pros­ perity of the country. Further, the suecessful placing" of the new loan by Secre­ tary Morill is stifling clamour, giving a new vigor to investments, and ex Tilden's friends raise n shout* "Your candidate 1 will not be," the shipping in our porta lung idle, unfurl their canvas ; long-closed OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. factories open their windows “to accomp­ lish ilia object with n certainty and’ ease ran cuv a m. •1 Also for the IXL Wind Mill Which is 'die the market. cc WAGONS & BUGGIES 0 0 m ? self governing mill in l><xl Cheaper than ever; Washington, Sept., II, 1876. jtejejiii-WIjUcpIiblicairtwr ' The Death 1 ihe of one Daily w-wmoi >> . •*•/•»>£ And GROWTH POI.VTS Lot* <111 j plows in the market, Washington—Infamous 1 • 1’r-•*«. New Material. and the i Pna'.incal Lirin* Kata*. A \W.( li VLR TISIXO. R. 11 RULLOCK’S TEMPLE in Leaders in Uglies” on the Raid—Union Men can’t Live’in the South. The Ihtily Stws, the leading Democrat­ ! ic pajier in Washington, Ips just suspendI vd fur the want of sufficient support. The mb result of the rccvnl elections in Vermont gl El I and Maine nquelchod it. Nothing is now ■ MUSIC JACKSON 1 left of it but rhe recollection of “wliat it | oneo was." i This morning fsr the firat time tho Alt­ ’ an independent daily made its ap- . pcarence. Its publishers hope there is a I field in Washington for thus litJiuiL-t they Labor the “Slaveholder’s Rebellion”—The Glamour raised by Tilden—“Plug Otlll'l* A.T AGftlCULTURAL HALT. One door eaat of Goodyear’s Hardware. Hastings, April 12, 1876.;_________________________ Paper and Birth of another—’‘Still come”—Depression of GEO. M. DEWEY /.v>/7o/.’ i.v/> puplisiieh kind of a I journal. ■ There is uo end to tho Centennialitcs e.tn i tt7w i reooi w.w | <oo -iwT - ;j.'J.rMX0| W.00I ».» ' visiting tho city. Hotols and boarding ' houses are well filed with them ; and it is expected that the throng will continue to feu taunt >s. and 8 increase during the next six wedks. Let them come, our good people will see that they are PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. carod for nt reasonable rates. Good accommodation can be had at from $1.50 to $ I per day. The city is in a good CENTRAL. HOUSE. sanitary condition, rash: and no one need fear of an epidemic. ’ Wc have no idea that the number of old truu -‘< iu i ni stars; withi-uf/. G^d.ubi Ivan. Cii*rp« osmo a llittini'v. Mich., Sept seekers for employment is larger in Wash­ ington than iu other cities, In proportion I to population, but wc have In our immei diato view an exhibition of a congregated | uiaM uf able-bodied men, who ore cvidently not of those who would shirk work if । they evuld secure it. This lamentable ' state of affairs iu Washington would not exj ist ifit were not that the DemocraticHousa | of Rcprocntativcs hoped, by cutting off PHH,. W. MISKERX iEY AT LlW. Prompt attention rt*>d >il-x-.i.m. >>»eo with Wm. L. C* kb. ofth- i’Mce. Middlovillc. Miek. xxMvl HARVEY WRIGHT, DENTIST Hatt, ■ Mian. EE.lt>! READ! READ ! Special Medical Announconie rt Great Bargains Pianos Organs and !oy ( ’out fort and Happiness . TO THE Sick and AftUeted! op Hastings and DR. J. B vicinity. The Smith American Organ, HAZTLTON BRO.’S pianos. LaSURE ERNEST GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted, COJtSULTA TIOXfRF.i:. -ca nil Piw and firms talcs in fids® for Nov Ones R p BULLo^^^"‘ for Michigan' ^Branch I® East Sag'naW and - p. BROWN, Piano Tuner. Political Notes. TILDEN TO TWEED. Are i^vnts for the Celebrated o WHOLE NO 1085. I supplies this year, to rcccommcnd thom­ ! sclvcn to tho country as a party favorable to tho strictest economy. They wall knew that, after the Presidential election largo appropiations will be needed, and will bt ■iraulrdy to make improvements and repairs then that should be made at the present lime, when labor is demanding employment and the wolf is al the door of so many of the laboring class of the community. The dd wooden pavement on Pennsyl­ vania avenue is being torn up, prcnantory to the substitution in its place of the Noufchatel and Crahamite In addition to the force empkyed on this work, we soe^jdong the pavement adjacent to it hundreds of laborers return to their looms, and every thing conspires “to inspire confidence and encourage tho reviving of business.” Wo thank Mr Tilden for the language above, while the people see through the glamour raised by the politician, the trickery of the demsgougo! And believing with Mr. Til­ den, “the earnest time in which such a result can be brought is the best,’’ but that sometiling more than “a human intelligence must bo at the helm,” trusting to Him ‘ that docth all things well." we will con­ tinue to cleet the Republican ticket, and wait with patience and fortitude until the unchangeable verdict of the people is ren­ dered. It will bo remembered that but a few .Iij-b «inoc in Raliiraort, nt a Republican mass meeting, one C. L. Ditty, was nearly murdered by a gang of “Plug Uglies'’ who attempted to raid the hssomblagc. A fit­ ting addenda w-s tbn m rest yesterday of one of the witnesses against them, Mr. J. W. LtltlefieW, on a charge of exciting and participating in a riot, preferred by one of their number. Mr. L. is well known and tainted Willing and his gang. Respect able citizens insist that this is one of the methods taken to intimidate witnesses, in that ward, end when it cornea to an exam­ motion bcQ>ro the proper authorities will be fully exposed. “Try the rope,’’ shouts a Mississippi “reformer'' “it works well out here,’1 and we expect to hear of its iniroduction next. The column of twaddle by such |tapera as tho N.Y. U’orWaud «9un'. the Baldmore Sun, Chicago Timo, etc., relative to tho “outrageous crcular of Secretary Camcron to the U’ S. Marshals in the South," rcft’lb the fact that Vance nud other “reform" Governora rent ’armed men to the polls in ’U3 and 'C-l, ostensibly to keep deserters from voting or disturb ing the election^ but really lo intimidate those who were disposed to vote against them, or to choke down lurking “Union" jKotimcnt that might neck to find expresson by supporting their opponents. Vance declared in 18G4 that “if he and-his party succeeded Union men would not be aUojr-cd to live in tho South.” They are not allowed to lire there to day ; and. if Tild­ en is e’ccte r the South will take in the Capital of tho nation I “Centennials,” are you prepared to seo the “Stars and Bara" floating over the Godcns of Lilmrty, aud listen to tire “Bonnie Blue Flag" instead of the Star Spangle Banner? Wo opine not. "x* Delta. ------ IN----- M. D. Reed doiircs to call attention to his new Wagon Shop, where lie may be found at nil hours of any day, ready to do any work in hw line, from putting a new srokc in an old wheel, to the building of raeu anxiously looking fora sign or a wort the best buggy ever seen in tho county ol | indicating that their services are needed. Barry. Don’t forget tho place; in the It requires but little struts'! of tho imagina­ shop with Jason Rich it Bro., corner o. tion to bring before tho mind's eye die Church and Railroad Street. stat ring wife and children at home await­ xxGtf ing the return of the husband and father A currcb-pendnot of the Baltimore 6fa- (Ik-miKTutic), -after mokiug a thor­ part of North . ough canvass of all ' that Carolina where the Democrats the are strongest,' gives it us his reluctant conclu- ."inn (hat tho Istatc will go Republican. Prominent Democrats have recently made thesanieadmlsnioNI is quoted u Attorney General Taft saying be was sure his instrur-iioux to the United States Marshalls would have the desired effect unless tho re­ Democrats ceived eav4>uragcment from the North , to go on in the work of intimidation. He said the circular was made strong because there won neccsdty for it Secretary-Chandler, iu the course of his administration of the Interior Department, is constantly discovering evidences of pec­ when that department was under ulation Ihnnocmtic rule. The laAt " discovery is extensive peculation in connection with the removal uf Cherokee Indians prior lo I8C0. ’ “The Star that never, sets’’ shines with a brilliancy just now which joy and hope to millions. will carry Tho first gun of the Presidential election has been fired, nnd it felt like lite knell of\doout upon those who had conspired lo Receive the American jtcoplo and lo capture the Gov­ ernment in the interest cf its would-be destroyers on the field of rebellion. William Sullen Bryant has written ' lo an inquiring friend that ho would like to rote for Mr. Tilden, but the policy of the party which has taken him for their stand­ ard bearer is such that he cannot eonsden- tioualy do so. at As things stand sent, therefore, Mr. Bryant pre­ support wjll the Republican candidates and tho Repub­ lican platfinm. . A Washington qMxi.il to New the “The Demo­ York Evening Pott says; cratic politicians here are very much dis­ turbed over‘the situation in New York enough to admit State, aud arc candid that Seymour’s declination greatly will strengthen Morgan, no matter who be substituted at the head ticket. may of tho State The confidence of being able to carry New York, which was expressed at the Democratic headquarters two weeks ago, has given way to a feeling of despond­ ■ , ency." The Republicans majority in Maine is, by long odds, the largest wc have had exception . seven years, with the ire of the Greeley year, when tho Democrats stayed Il i* 11,000 larger at home. than List year: between 3.000 and 4,000 larger . than in 1874 ; 4,000 Inrgtr than in 1873 "; 4,000 larger than in 1871 ; 5.­ 000 larger than in 1870 : 8 000 larger It is a victory of magnifi­ than in 1869. cent proportions. It furetelbi the inevi­ table defeat of tin- Democracy in the Na­ tion. Ttle United has issued States full Attorney-General instructions to United States Marshalls as to their dutka in the elections, to the effect that all citizens must be fully protested at the .registration lista and while voting, and also from any violence winch may be threatened for hav­ ing voted as they may deem proper. Special deputy marshals are to be appoint­ ed only in cities of 20,000 inhabitanta and upward. In the discharge of their duties Marshals can coll upon all citizens, dvB- inns, military, or whatever service they may be, and no State law or officers can impede them. John Stanley sells better nnd cheaper Tea, than any other House iu tho city. with cither the glad news of sueoera, or Remember all accsnnta and notes* are John Stanley Bays that until Ten-drinks tho defending words “I have again failed. it Co., are elected, he is going to sell Gro­ due and wo must and will have our pay. This is one of tho consequences of the de­ Smith, Manee & Piieston. ceries cheap* them ever, and of the very ceptive cry of eoo“on,^w‘J,J.t,°L^ which ^est best quality. .quality. Tea Tc-‘ n ft speciality. Winc3 Wines xxi304w country is now ringing andIf ithwbgu aort’of *nd Mqo®* .... for niodicinal and mcchani-----demagogues hope to seduce the vMert of Attend the Business College and Telecal purposes, that are stnckly pure, con­ tho nation into their support- Lan tt be stantly on hand, and for Halo at the low­ aph Institute, Kalamssoo. Board only awomplWi-d? Answer in November ed price* at which first chai goods can j B »«*. xxi384w Wade Hampton, Zeb. Vance, Gorton be told. xxi25t3 Blackburn, IsUDar, Ransom, Maxey, lieWhitman’s Assnrted Uandii*—the best .nd the other ftmom, orJ■«If any body wants a pleasant ret down n the market. A foil supply at J. P. lunow, lo»J«n u> tb. rebell­ —*- Roberta’. ion JdTD.ru oooMmo, to and a quiet gloss of L let them । thing “more cheering" rren if it rtquirad I1"' AH kinds of fruit, candies, nuts end call at Ralph Jordon’s, tr. k<. ennscrioted to make H a success. • gratified. A Don-dsvdiolder could not be a . J oho Stanley. xxi2Gl man," as tho four original divunons of the - �.» THE SILVER QUESTION. §rai-|«rWj eagle. The art of March 3, 1849, auth­ orized the coining, out of standard Lcji.l.thm- Hhhtry of ths^oinagc Domonctixat tin of Silver a tions aud value, to-wil: Double eagles, each to be of the value of $20, or units, and gold dollar, each to be of the value of rThe ~ silver quartion Up to this time the SI or unite.” unit is exciting a great of measure of value in the country was' a deal of interest ib thia campaign, although silver dollar, containing 371 4 16 grains of it has not been made an issue by cither par­ pure, or 412f grains of standard ty. Democra­ The Democratic press and silver. the silver dollar ns a unit, and charge In 1851, owing to the increase aud demands our attention, for by com­ annual product of gold, in the from the newly mon consent of all civilized Nations, gold discovered mines iu California and Aus­ and silver have been, for ecnturics, adopt­ tralia, gold was depreciated aud silver rose ed as the measures of values, and the cir­ in rotative value. The result that silver culating medium was first made a legal tender in "Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interferance which will destroy the other.” . NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. For Pnmdmt, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. Fur Vie^Frtmdent, WILLIAM A WHEELER. Silver world. of the of full weight England, change became scarce. the Gt Jd was then made a Gwin, a Democratic tender, and legal the double standard was generally adopted the counlrie.i Europe. of 20lh day of Janury, 1853, Wm. M. jlcnalor from Callbill century and n ha f Thia bill passed the Senate withput op­ pewition. 258- Economy, England has for nearly two the pound continued centuries. Finally Parliament, It was reported in the House Cyrus L. Dunham, a Democrat from In­ steadiy diana, February 1, 1854, was championed and put through by him on the 15th,day j of February, 1833, and booani : a law the Tho in 1816, redured tho quantity of silver in the shil­ legal ratio of gold and silver nt 1 to 14 21. At the same time gold coin was adopted as tlw sole measure of value, and silver coin wu made afogal tender in payment February 21 i>( that year. [ (L» G/W»e, tlfi sum of 40 shillings only. and it was ever demonetized, done not because it hod disreciatcd, but because it had appreciated wu much that it would iiot lished. sccefluon in 1800. South Carolina, and identified In himself Io«m $3,407 28, just with the figures in Democratic ndminblra tions. In Jackaoo’s second term, tlio relosses wai Ita market value wax higher than its legal value. OVB LEGISLATION ON COINAGE. on this subject • Congress, by the act of grains, ing 412J dis weigh­ not circulate could alongside of half dollars, weighing only 102 grains. in The difference ard silver. their of the. following Ea- wit: altogether, and ^has Thus, by 719 11; aggregate receipta ratio of loss losses were $7,­ on each thousand cur­ In Pierce’s term tho losses wore 8161,­ 277 05, against 13,406 28 in Granl’a. In Buchanan's term they were $28,776 03, a ratio more than twenty limes as great ts the ratio of lost is and not far in which not many times greater. Taking die gross total for all receipts, the ratio of loss was greater in every Dem­ ception of Polk’s, than in Grant's. ratio of loss in Grant's second The term was to tbc enormous aggregate uf $1,4*0,222,898 62. Tho losses were only abandoned. $322,183 92. ' • What buninao man in the These were Democratic measures, intro­ country would not be satisfied if ho could duced and championed by Democrats, and bring dofrn his losses to so small a figures as this ? i , This Democratic Congress. was the first time that silver was ever de­ monetized in this country, and it has been this time, both gold and silver TO CALIFORNIA. Upto were full legal tenders in payment of nil debts The Prophet Not Without for Democratic gle gold standard, it was a error ; if it was an outrage to demonetize silver, it was a Democratic Honor in His Own Country. If it was an error to aband- The Opinion of Those Who are By this sama act cratic party, it continued to rise until its the relative valu' » ofgold and silver were fixed at 1 to 15, ( ’’that is to say, every 15 market value Was five per cent, Coffee. From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. Spices. pounds of pure silver shall be of equal rnfuc in all ^ay^icnts with one pound premium unti^ 1873, when weight of pure j old." Our coins, Iht .r weight and legal ratio, Crackers We brag on. Cheese. We sell the best when by the combined effect of its increas it was worth dollar, by cd production and its dosionetizAtion the United States, it was depredated in Tobacco We sell from 50 to 80cts.the same you buy in other places or 6Oots. to $1.00. ____ . OhioStone Ware Is the best. Crockery. Cheaper than its relative market value. Tsofthe Mexican mines. ted as a legal measure of value nud robbed ire value, and disappear- >f ita legal-tender quality, ita . value Jon. ever, for WE -raruxti tio olooo orrt. Remember We buy for cash, and will not be U hl JjERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON,. Hastinga, Aug. 7th, 1876. Right on the Ground. Unsought Testimony in Favor XX130w4. Geo. M. Savage & Co’s Column. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. of tho ‘ Old Reliable” ^Orth-West. it is very strongly rumored that Cedar Rapids is to bo the Katf^ay station botwoa" and Council Bluffs. If this is lo be. and some expert been made lo that end, wo suppose count of tbs superior condition o.._______ A trip on the steel railed and well balaaud CENTENNIAL NOTICE as train from Chicago to Cedar Rapid*, 218 mites m it w*» on tho iron rail, from Ct" Clinton, 138 mlira in th* olden Um*. particular, that it ridoa m c»y m ajtllmr ta Coinage Art of * "rocking chair' that iu coaches are parlors that Its ampluyes are the most pollts and offable uantlemen tho trevallac public cm meet ing aectiou: in a lift limo of travel—ths th rm>, d tho employe., if we may ear so. l> at a htefe standard; wc . y this 17* made the legal value ratio 1 to 1G, instead United Staled shall bt a trade daltar, n half newspaper, it dollar or fifty cent piree, a quarter .luilnr or of 1 to 15 as it was originally fixed. This twoaty-Evp cent piece, n dime or .ten cent' ler ou the road made the legal ratio tbc tame as * the mar­ piece. And thr-vciclit of ihe Irado- dollar sksll of ths ---•• ha 43ljgr.uns Troy, rhe ’•weight vij-h; QI ket ratio, and the two metals again circu­ half doll, r sUli ba ISKi xreins (<rar.>mo») Bnd lated side by hide. oue-hftlf ofajcniis (granitae) : the quarter dollar and ths dime simll be ro^]x>airelv ono By the aelof January 18, 1837. Con half of the weight of die half dollar ; and said gr<HM fixed a’Mandand for both gold and coin shall be n legal lender at their nomitml The THOS.8. SR AWE, Pre-idcat. in the W«t Being repudia­ h abundant through tho cd from - a two per cont. taorc than the gold Gold rose . You can have in Any shape you want. above its legal value ; and it continued to be at was depreciated. Our Teas are all NEW bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.OO, we claim to beat the County. So outrage. of you seo the record is always unfriendly to continued the same until 1734, when sil- during Grant’s second tana. tized. euld was made tho unit of tiuMumn* or value, anil tho double standard was But, notwithstanding pure, ur 41t. Eufins of standard silver, tlio Democracy. half dollars, qunftcr dollars, dimes, half this demonetizing of silver by the Demo­ bring In Folk's time the two last acta silver was practically dt mone­ omthc double standard and adopt rhe sin­ To as much as during Grant a second term. The’ receipts In those two years amounted its, to contain 270 grains uf standard gold, being 2$.7 grains pure gold to tho dollar: half fugles, value of a Spanish dimes, cents'’ link cents. thousand dollars- about four hundred limes twenty-two cents on the thousand dollars. any sum. rent, and to aantain 371 4-16 grains fosses, $264,502 94 ; ratio of lots., $3.93 on each these gits, each to ba of the value of 810 or un­ milled dollar, as the same was then ceipts were $67,283,444 08 ; the ocratic administration, with tbc single ex­ lienee tho silver dollar went never reappeared since. April 2,1792, authorized tho coining of practically demonetized ever afore. denuminatiuns and values, to at In Van Baiio'i time the aggregate re­ exceed those in Grant’s, not lurbed by the bill: but n dollar, passed by a Now, let us examine our legislation up­ gold, silver and copper of kss Thoratio Kteutte* hundred timet ad yrrat during Grtml'J-tecund term. lar, and its legal cluractor were February 12, 1873, contains the fallow­ and the the wnnllrtt trifle brer one rent on a thouand dollart. Now compare tiuwe There is not a single Democratic ad­ The telegraph announces the death of dollar, leaving tin silver dollar at the sumo Robert Barnwdl llhtU, of South Caro weight as before. This changed the rela­ lina, at tbc age of aevanty-five. Mr. Rhett tive legal value'of gold, and silver, and Ijora 271,556 04 ; in the miscellaneous receipts do as a natural cunwquctiec, ita market’value was during the two The custonta receipts ministration in which the aggregate losses circulating medium was destroyed j hence- Be receipts arc to hardly less gratifying and MtUfhctory. metals was Tho legal ratio cf tho two it back nullification Tbc figures in relation 14.881. but the weight of the silver dol­ again, Congrtas altered the law, and put only 23.2 gr*io£ in our gold coin to the 1833 he was elected Attorney General ot disburac- Administration. changod by this bill from 1 to 16 to 1 to out of circulation This was the first time that silver was circulate with gold al the legal ratio estab­ ultra last in Grant’s. 1852 3 ; pages 459 an 630;] weight per dollar was 28 j grains uf stand of debts fur aehooL the from tho Cotnmiltei* of ways ami Means, by ling 6.45 per cent., thus establishing the was one of the leading politicians of South mente during were $110,564,342 31 ; culation. Carolina for many years, belonging to the loMaudtbe aggregate low in oripta wore $70,185,498 68 , the containing tbc following sections, to wit: U Um-WILUAX A. HOWARD. HENRY W amount of silver in tho shilling Las been diminished several times to keep it in cir­ The Death of Rhett- Which Party la hcneM Wc spoke, the other day. of the ratio of in tho course of a same AND NOW THE VERY MEN WHO FOUGHT AND VOTED TO BREAK UP THIS UNION. NOW UNDER THE SAME NAME AND ORGANIZATION,STILL CALLING iTBELF DEMOCRATIC. APPEAL TO YOUR GENEROSITY TO SUR­ RENDER TO THEM ALL THE GREAT POWERS OF THE GOV­ ERNMENT. THEY ASK TOAD­ MINISTER ITS LAWS, CONTROL, ITS REVENUES. AND TO MOLD ITS POLICY AT HOME AND ABROAD BOTH OF THEIR CAN­ DIDATES, THOUGH LIVING IN THE NORTH, OPPOSED EVERY MEASURE OF TfiE WAR, ALL! THE MOVEMENTS TO ORGANIZE THE ARMY THAT BEAT DOWN THE REBELLION, AND ALL THEi SAFEGUARDS ADAPTED TO SE­ CURE THE RESULTS OF OUR VIC­ TORY. THE MEN THEY WOULD' BRING INTO THE CHIEF PLACES, OF THE REBEL ARMIES OR WHO FROWNED AND COMPLAINED IN THE NORTH. THESAMEBTATES> THAT PASSED AND MAINTAINED ORDINANEC8 OF SECESSION ARE THE MAIN STRENGTH OF THIS COALITION.—Senator Sherman. > ocratic precedent $17 26 on tho thousand dollars, more than sterling in B was led into this error by following a Dem­ $1’11,566 25. while the amount of goKh in »«s5ssfcSie," TS’‘,T“ CVnsty mark-WILLIAM It POWKIta. silver is not a Republican idea, but b a purely Democratic idea ; the Coogrws of 1873 have circulated am! House of llcprcsentsti.rcs of tl.o Vailed together^withou* undergoing any mater­ States uf America in Congress Mtwnbted. dial from wl after 1st day of Juno, .1852 ial change in their relative value ; nnd up (1853), the weight of tlio half dollar, the to 1848, they underwent but one great piece of finy cents, shall bn 192 grains, and tho quarter dollar, dime and "half dime shall change in their intrinsic value, “that ho respectively one-half, one-firth and onewhich followed the great increase in the tenth of the weight of said half dollar. "Ssc.2. And be it farther enacted, that supply of them consequent upon th.» dis­ the silver coiim issued in conformity lo the covery of tho mines in Spanish Ameri­ above section nhidi be legal lenders in pay­ ment of debts for all stuns not exceeding J5.” ca in tho sixteenth century. The jvent Silver has been’gradually and KJSEISMJUr1 tec that this idea of demonetising adopted as money they increasing in its relalirt^value since 1717, FBrBUUS* IL COOK. 8o you from the time gold and silver were Bret en's American Political >en. On 1853. till furuia, introduced into the Senate a But a fourth part of what it has been." [Bow­ I »>: I lAtm Tor MvKibcr B< of of 1873, and extended to the dollar. years ending June 30,1875, were $320,­ circulate, and This state of fin­ ancial trouble continued measure of values until after Edward III. caused a depression of their value to abtiut of New York. to ceased and continued to be the legal unit fur the by all noath.d™».:W»gd“” the act of 1853 is carried into the art make to Can party with the crime of demonetiz- a gold dollar, containing 23.2 grains pure ting silver bv thg Coinage Act of Febru­ gold, tho uni*, of measure of value. This is a sorious l»th««« of 1873, oaly‘Uw differeMeof -tight - The effect of thi\art was to do away with tic orators of the West charge the Republi ary 12, 1873. bj th.Kt.flSM, »Mo«J ‘coins of gold of the following denomina­ Demo­ cratic Idea. Hastings, Mien., 8m. 21, 1876. gold, CUTTIHG HID REPAIHIHG guardian’s sale. In 1850 he wan elected to the United Jtatca Senate to fill trilvOT as follows : with the Calhoun partj. the vacancy caused by the death of John Soction 14 of this He waa a member of the South Carolina eonvention which adopted the ordinance of sececaicn. act contains the following: C. Calhoun, but resigned after two year’s service. hundred of alky." This » stiL\h0 law. ••That Ike gold coins of the failed Slate. The tenth Krtion of this act fbn.id the weight of a;»-fk « IMUd n«^»n 258 grains standard gold, sndAli» ni^tb Glorious Jim ^Thus, we have the weight of our coins now Ttxed ns f<Ajws,To wit : gold dollar, Blaine I bow grandly be stands cut, vindicated by the overwbdni4I2t grains of standard silver, being a re­ How morn pitiful than daction of did weight of tho wlrer dollar of 3i grains. ‘ But this redaction being in Now 25.8 grains ; silver dollar, 420 Im « A »•,5r6 TO TH* PUBLIC grains ; halfiluBar, 192.92404 trains—two half dollars contain Our 385.84808 graine. s HoTel. >. Mica! IO PER DA*' �^tpi-WlyllBjiliblicaiiSw. 8AIRT CflMTT. frfltltl HPH ' ;Hll’?* A Bue Bill. Litenry On Monday the 18th but. the dinner. IM. dl, pl.j.4 u„ j,.U1U Notice, LBSXEe? REPUBLICAN RALLY! Scribner For October. GUIDE R POUATE ORDER." STATE OF MICHI i-m l »‘- V. fl- R. TIME-CARD many whether the Clipper, * yuld make a run. All the members of the Clipper Club ‘are mere -—.I . i - \ ... j-t.t . - l:U r- m. .... 12;3U*.M. .. ■uiur la>»n<lSuu<lv*XM)O r. w. • 9iHa.m. Ltm: Ex*1- -.st. ,.jft - ■ ■, in «»>■• ’ 3H0 r. n. MfiP.lt. 4.-40 a.«. 1:13 r. M. - - -un.teyr—•X«(pl f. J. Item. Station Agent. 1 i’OSI'tM’PICE TIME CARD ajrtrrt. *1 \r;iv«<laily. exetplSanday. A.wat ’.«> I-. m. P. O's-Nurtb It-war, Alta. • trvtel. Dim “te Cr««k—Arrive Tureday . it m; >»a«c ll-J» » ■ - I'lltimore. Bedford. J ohm- .. i .-.i-Arrive Turtday. ThurerJ*' all p.m. leave al 2 p.m. Creek and lliekory Cornera-Ar, * Saturday at 12 m.; leave at 1 r-»- J. M. NEVINS, p.y. <01 NI V OFFICERS. " .................. SC Prindle ......................... J >hn Q. Creevy _______ I. W. Vroomaa .................... Wm Tickler ............... W. H. Power* ............ Milo T. Wheeler John Hotchkiss .............. C H Bauer •B/A Holbrook . ................... ;• ........ ....... —..Frank 6 Bowen ,«.r........... ...J W Uougbtalln _ I'crtrr Burton. Curtis Perrry (b*»i»Juretev ^rB:' ADFVRriSF.MF.NTS* TO-DAY' -------- k) Mdlnwr-JI 1. Murrili. Cwair?! ilwU! —L. E. Stauffer. Th»i« Northwestern Railway Company, Iitvstteii I'fa sain—City. All ABOUT THE COUNTY. Wanted. a Goon Bor to learn Apply nt once. theprins W. A... m ,k. C,PP.„ pUj , game than they played with the Mutuals vet thev di.l w.ll i_ _ . . ' their friend*. Naylor Holly JIB p gif Baaodiet IB s !| Livermore Ilarotn v 2 B 41 RF 4 3 LF 2 B 3 11 RF KM 1 1 1 1 0 will be found in another column of this paper. The Doctor will be al the Hastings House on the 26th inst. and invites the afiicted to give returned from San Francisoo. California, and intends remaining in this State, awl will make a monthly visit to this town on the 26th of each month giving the citixens of Hastings and vicinity the benefit of bit’-extensive experience and wonderful skill. 1’croons desiring to rent the Dinning Hall. buainet signed without delay. aests it. hi. fae belter Secretary. Ocrsldewa^i a:e gening in uead of repairs. Iwy phen (sre rwtfly dangerous to walk 'riaihedgrk. ’-irk.ii crowding us. but nevet mind. Turn out Everybody. The ladles are cordially invited. By Order of Rep. Co. Com. The Republicans of Irving organised their second Hayes And Wheeler club at Irving station on Tuesday evening. Speeches were made by A. D. Rork and A. H. Ellis. There ^ea their diparturt of Prairerilla. and Mias May Manly, daughter , .......... "■ “o-i .urs. w. a. MorWJ*rema.«tu buying .M of new good, tar ^.fabritoftlielAdire. ’jwfagfrtentl* end relative. I ,k»®«eP.i|. Enjoy it Ken. . ---- we uope our Wln ren,fmbM Ui |hal k lo look Ilav '^oet th. Ung teals. School. Our Centennial, Train haa brought me a wcjl' assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Ga*-ro for the summer and fall trade, which { will sell don. low fc CMh. I •!»> rf Iho adebnud Siopr Sowi»R M«*u» difforool Kind! of Sewing Mwhimw. >•» dim ud M«ebino Oil. I M*o nil Well 4 Cwtern Pw»|w. J. Maus ■ OppmiU Uu OSoe xxdltf HmUo»", Midi­ ? ? a the proas of the country Las so liberally be­ stowed upon it. From nil parts of the United States and the Canr.tlas Ballou's Magarine, is welcomed because the people know that in is full of Just such rending as sifita the popular tastes . There are domestic stories, sea yarns, talcs of adventures, love ttorie* of the most ardent nature, poetry of real eloquence, flue illustration*, and a nice article on fashions. t« wanted In every cribrn. far tbc Cm, I'libUeattou in the tenntal Record. United State*-la votrd to whatever I* of intorwt eonnertrd with lbs ccnnlennial year. The Ornat Exhibition al Philadelphia I* fully illustrated in dsteil. Every­ body wants 1U The whole people feel (reel iu- all of the estate, right.JitMs fliMisres Balieti rtmvrif tn tftl^Hrpartmnt lor n oral, a lint far thr frtl in.rtiJn asd Jfrternti a far each •wlieesrst >s*tr<ta«/ - it>*s* a trial. Send I DRY GOODS HAVE * tIi’^E^ENNI^iThECORD. Portland. Mr r^s/i fC^fUl F^L. _ A. CARD GUARDIAN’S SALE. Ida H. Mcy*re,(beir*of John Heyers Jr. deceased) Minors. TO THE AMEBlUAJf PUBLIC. in tbei.- cIcm Imitation cl our : enure th* people we have placed upon each gen­ uine box of liolloway’a PHU and Holloway’* Oint­ ment the fac vitsilie of tbc rigaature of our Arent. Mr. Jm. Ilaydork. To counterfeit thia ir felony. We rhall r-!cntli*»Iy punas any one who imitate* thl. with the ntmoet vigor of the taw. Ucrauit and help m iu cur ta*k et bringing the»e most untvluriplcd men to the bar of justice. U niformly refute to purchara Mcdieinot purporting to be oar. unless Mr. Jo*. Hnydoek’s signature is altaered tn each Box of Pills or Pot at Ointment and the end will soon be readied. • , n.r.w.-.^s£JSW{.lc() Michigan. all i of the raid mir uated aud be) J?ifetfcSw : Town four (4) Nunn pi rases * Dated A aguit '.,l:t. A. !>.. 1-70 , CATHARINE METERS. xxi34w7 >, Guardian. Z PROBATE ORDER'. STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of lterry.su.A t a sewion of the Probate Court for the County c Barry balden at the Probate OBce, in the City < Hastinrxon Wednesday the 18th day of AnrwL. coMMiciioiA l„ HASTINGS MARKE in thia Court OGRN. Per bushel. Me. i i.vrs. per btuhci. 25 BUTTER, per lb.. MAlTe. EGGS, nerdosen. 11*12 [POTATOES. day of bearing PROBATE ORDER. HALT, eoarsc, b .-.Li/' STATE OF MICH IQAN. County Barry, as.-At BMB^aSse Where! at Em Busby's for all kinds of work in his lino, Gents furnishing goods, such as shirts, Cuffs, Colors, Xco­ lics, fancy articles of all kinds, Paper and Linen eolani a speciality. Don't for­ get the place, north side of State Street, oppomte the Phtsnix Drug Store. xxi40w4 Of th* luh day August in the Xbj^f^ffir*“- the Estats of John George verified. CRANBERRIES. p RW YORK MONEY MARKET! Thttoepon It Is ordered, that Monday the 18th day UHeptrnnbernext. at U o'clock in the forenoon, ssft Olivet College, Olivet. Mich. Gold. 1!O'.. The Fall-Tenn begins September 14th. Full corps of Instructors in all Depart­ ments. Prof. G. W. Chadwick will give Ic.-etons on the new Pipe Organ. Ladies will please apply to Miss It. D. Storke. Principle. Gentlemen to II. Q. Butter­ field, D. D. President. xxi354t NEW YORK MARKET Roar; dull. Wheat: quirt, tellcn deniend in advance; »hlpers boldine od; White Mich.. f UTeTU ; Amber. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Take Notice. account must settle the same or without Bfo tbff^flrm: jobbing, 15,V01®f. aold.-JTrJ Hnwt’tiell: soft white refined. Tse; firm, bat tcyers and sellers somewhat apart LIVERPOOL MARKETS. DETROIT HARKET Dated, Grand Rapid* TO THE PUBLIC. SPECIAL NOTICE. revocation. Be- Wise iu time 1 hereby notin’ <1! pi im. AX NIAS DFNX. amaxoo. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. the September end Oeteber rush J# the Centea- . Very ebuina catue sold ingWIb. w«lrhts._ E^tttbe eDy. mmtehlngthe mostoo^quarters ft»r theleeri STdav. Il fa -Hated between two priadpto DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP E.V.M^KVC^rew^^ lirolr: Eastern buyer* taking ere "millions in iu“ Country mutual ooixott. Ail narites Indebted will take no- little .•rater. Doth Mn. yUriiT^‘r»e » Chimso fa ber ad of Fell Milliomy-Sb. w»bm U> my W U e Ledim eke wi I) be ptm-dHe ‘PPfuchiej Fteputt..-^ accordingly. eli,. them Ike New Stylm. Sept txr42wl Hasting;. flepunthlCT. NOTICE. be handsomely treated. mahhied. Mi-.b... Junes Rvmelih xxiiPtT FOR SALE at THF BANNER OFFICE ’"‘•n.talr Pricket. __ Dated Aucimrfch. A. D.'. 1W8. , SELAH W. MAPES. XXlSCwT Guardian. Bought since tho last decline in prices. Call and examine goods and priect. You will gain by it. People’ll Drug Store. W. II. Goodyear. xxi29wlt2 ' further delay or notice. List of patents issued la Inventor.* of Mich­ SALIfiUURT & Bbosskau. igan for tha-froek ending S«pt. IM. 1ST®. »»J ’ each dated Sept 6. WT6. Furnished this 42w6 paper by Cox & Cox BoUcitore of Patents. Notice. Washington. D. C. J. Van di Unde, Window Mlrrows, Grand Harvest fa post and those liulc aeoouats Rapids. must bo paid at once, sure. C. Adams, Stump Putkrs, Decatur. Smith, Manes 4 Preston. A. Buller, Clasp- Constantine. xxi304w. D. Cooper, Patching Boote and Shoes, Jaekson’ T Shellhorn, Car Brake, Marquette. M. Sparks, F1o<, Spring Lake. G. Crooks, Drill Teeth Attachment. Kal- GUARDIAN’S SALE. Intbo mailer of thn estate of Robert J Thoma* \Y. C.dlicr, Mary A. Col U. Collier, (heir. ofA6eLCoUiar.il Notice Is hereby g| anatlon to the high will] GREENBACKS at a PREMIUM ! after being made up and worn We cannot say too much in praise <.f Ballcu'a. nn i. hope lo see it In the hands uf errry household iu the land. The list of contents for the October -number is a* follows : *‘A Peep at the Batrschia"Rangoon"Tho Moose." "The Rhinoceros "St. Paul's Cathedral, London ;• "Eventide;" "Victoirt: or. The Turns of Fortune’* Wheel;" "Mrs. Rpecigue’s MateT-Meking;" "Waterspouts,-" "Love's Hubjcct;" "Bewty—TheConqueror and tbeConquered “tired r». Heart "A Pretty Young Laily. A Tale of Home Life " •Diner S»*ei ' '‘Chateau Oar­ roll ‘"The .Bed Leaves are Falling .. -Faul Line A Real Incident -." "Miss I^eds "Dr Grey ••fa" fa (Wag ;" ■•Ont Yofxa Piwrtra Sr.iuY-Ticu.tr.. — -That Taylor liny:" ‘'Bessie's Fairy; "Paul's Wi»b:“ "ObeyingOnlcrs; "Ruth­ ven's Futile I’npe "Tho Bousekeoper;" “Facts and Filnciex;" Life in ■ a Chy- ~ (Humorous IHmririxtlons.) Published by Thomas A Talbot. No. M Hawley Street. Bos­ ton. nt fl.»0 per annum, postpaid, and sold at all newsdealers at 16 cents iKir copy. Back numbers can always be obtainril,st the office of publication in Boston. ^uu...r thrr order* 1, that raid petition tho penou* interested In aaid es dowry of *<14 pethioR and the b causing n copy of thl* order to b Hajtinr- Jtepuhbean Bkusct.a and eirrulated in aaU Coanty ol Auniv’.rrary'^te.lInd States." Slse. 13 by 30 It I have a large stock of Pure Castor Oil. taMi’W List of Patents. «x?dient speaker. ? Where At A- W. Bailey’s ejected : Vice ••—-Byron Travis, Secretary— L. 8. Hills. ? • IVnrktttKt'laM.—Wocan fu rot at which you can make v Local febjijie^ Notice; All parties indebted to us by note n ■ ........ •• “»vcusg tut i,ouri Home Fridsk evening— Mr. Larned is an a ___ 8. J. Bidelman, Cainmm. For Machinery- ’.VnntT F Urge fell trde For 1876-7.- The Fire Department will rartt The «» It in coin "JOI cents on Scribner HON. SELVESTER LEAR­ NED, one of (lie most eloquent sons of Michigan, will address the people of Barry county, at the (lourt House, on FRIDAY EVENING of this week, Sept. 22d, 1876. ’ The PuLUahera of Scutaxaa.s Moxruir an­ nounce as among their attractions fur the 1 2H earning year a new aerial story by Dr. j. U. Holland, to be etf.il -dJ-Nich. las Mintuni ;' theconclurionof-'That Lass o' Ixiwrie's and Advertised Letters Lonsdale tntulin 12 cfs. of “Philip NoIsl's Friends; ' anew novel by Hill's ditto 11 eta. MissTrafton. "His Inheritance;" Sketches Shirting Gets. Liat of letters remaining in the Hasli^re P. of Foreign Travel.' by Gen. McClellan ; a Extra heavy Shirting 12 els. serie* of souMiug articles beginning with O. Barry County. Mich. Sept 20. I«7C. X "Salmon-Frehing." in October- and to include Cottonadcs 15 to 25 cte. Stephen Allen. Sylvester Annis. Fhrn f Trout-Fishing, Grouse, Duck-hunting, etc., Good Ticking 12 eta. Hattie A. Cols, Almira Brown Whitmore ect.; -Twelve Heun with the Microeeope,*' Twenty bone L'oracU 15 eta. by Mrs. Herrick, illustrated with drawings Bennett, George B, BHnwood. Jar,*,* T Two button Kid Glares 'JO ctv. by the author,and deicribing^’Tbc Ite;iniings Jones, Charles Kenyon. Eli*Pccrlaw Warp 27 eta. Kellogg, of Life." “Single-CoUsd Plant*," "Microsco­ Beautiful Shawls 85 eta. Jehiel Pwiit. William ■•eeroan James W. pic Corals." and other wonders of the organ­ ic world; the Co-operative movement in Pure Table Linen 45 eta. Wells. IL F. Pelton. Great Britain, by CLarlre Barnard (author of All other Goods in proportion. it u.i> run fostaoi^ "Ono Hundred Thousand Homes"), being tlio Cull and sec for yourself. record of an expedition made fur the benefit Sylvania Hall, H. W. White. A full and complete aasortment of of the readers of this magarinc among the co­ J. M. Ntvtas, p. M. operative v-hopo and factories of England and Clothing. Scotland; more papers by Mr. Clarence xxiaupl’df A. W. Bai let. Cook on housr-furnishlng ; more descriptions Attention Fireman of American Cities ; and many other j-apers OILS. OILS _ _______ of tereat. — . 1— 27 • consider business pertaining to the Bell. Ixrt all attend. Seven o'clock—sharp. w; r. Hicks, Chief Engineer. field 110 The Qvil Serviev, -Suspected Dnlies,"1 «^n«Un■, *wl American Copyright." The Old Cabinet contain* -A Discouraging Experience, • Criticism. ' “Hawthorne," «ie. I. T. yulnn has in "Home and Society" some timely directions about fall planting. Iu ••Culture and Progress" Darwin is discumed ; the "World's Work" describe, the artificial production of Ice: and in "Bric-n-lJrac" there is a description of the manner of admin­ istrating religious diKlpUne in n certain col­ ored household. 0 0 1 I — 1 2 .--on RS8* Great Fair by lp>nald «. Mitchell, also a mP*f by John Burrougbe entitled “Autumn Ji*M0!7 »J Iteyesen called -The -Vt. , U*. ,hl’ 5**"c : cuuiinuationi of That Um p Uwne'a ' nlld -Philip Nolen's Fr.en.1; and |..h-i1u by Kicliard Henry Shodd>rd. Mary Rapt. Dixige, and II. (\ Mey- ! .MT* 2 2 ;•» 2 2 4 .*. VU .rite* Huvs C Jordan P Sid mor*88 K.<k I B Green Fry Parker Bristol 1 ■i.k. cuuus i. si 4 — ' beer Kock 3 2 1 C leumc* in inn city ot 1"'" •j Higgins CF Muulgotucry 88 Moore Tray KARRIACC cum;, 'J ' I'XLAl I (lippers and ■Bd very firm. EX'.SKR . �»tatk or MicBioAV. READ THIS By the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Raikoad, the new and popular fine from Atchkwn and Kuwas Citv, via the beauti­ ful Arkamots Valley, to I’uc do, Colorado Sproga, Denver, Canon City, Cucharaa. De! Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fe and till, jioihts in Colorado, New Mexico and Aritona. Special round trip tickets tD Denver, only *50, allowing atop off privil­ ege* both ways on the main line, aud at Colorado Springs, Manitou and Pike’s Peak, Low emigrant rates to the Sau Juan Minea. Pullman Fulatx; Sleeping Curs between the Mi-.-ouri River and the Rocky mounttains without change. Close connection made at Pueblo with trains for ’Denver and Northern Colorado. For maps, time tables and the “San \ Juan Guide,” address, T. J._ Andebsox, . Pa»». xtyt. Toiwka, Kan. XX52tf A Governor. CEmn GraOjW Maa B. R. MICHIGAS RAILR0AciafKAL ‘xu-b^E table ZZ TOdeg EffecTTp, l61hile,6 CCOLCMBUB TIMB.) - ®jeto N0MH7 - SALISBURY & BROSSEAU « IN OTOtXT JULT STATIONS- A GM RedBction io Prices! COING EAST. :s Mix ad. FrxvivM. Dealers tn all kinds ________ ______ tricL coMistlnx tho eunnllcw of Barn- and Eaton; a lioi^vM-utoti.o each of tho two lleprtovntatire Hhtriet* into which your county I* divW«l. You ora ah® notified that al raid Grncral EJoction. tha foliowlnc Amrndmenta to tho Conaiitulion of thia Mate are to be rabaiUrd to tho people of tho Suu for their adoption or ejection, v.*-; talo^natint^lliiooraj^vldcd for by Joint Roaoln- FURNITURE, UjtoWtn IM Brackets Frans. 8c IWffilM is- VniparaiM.Ai Ur-r..'. THUMB babt And an anrandmant 14 Bratfoa 1. ArUotoSLra- Look hej;e ! What! don't yon think we can sell cheaper than tutjr firm in tho State? can do it. for, with tho help of llovird Otr Marahalt, IBl Look here! Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds *ui.*i"rioLi>Es . Serr»tary of State. K«ndalivUfo Srh null raft. SSTfiL. An ameadmmt to Section 1. Article », ralaiive to ' _ Valparai1 Uukvll'i. »e ■s 4 00 l _ II1 TTplNU SOUTH. no.s|no.« no.i HTATIOS? J. M. HEWES, NEW AD VERTISMENTS G. P.Rowell tCo’s.Column. PKNxwstnLAB nrhaioMi TIME TABLE No. 8. and be happy’ again So to the Mountains of Colorado, CHICAGO .fc LAKE HURON H GOING WEST. wc guarantee Satisfaction. JUarmoa. Hoarse furnfohed free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth Wo Lanai sa—With ran giro you better figures than over of­ ran IteilrocJ. for fered before, far wc make the mnxt of cur 3::k£.'t±s Coffins and Furniture. re# Salisbury & Brosseau Hastings. Dec.. 22. 75. 52yl “the mm" IDOO BOLD LAST Sm>N WITHOUT ONE FAILUKE Oil BLJECT103 Apcrien'.. im BOypjBT ALL DBCOOISTg. $55 877 ro~W.A.t?.“iteS5£ sstsTa^wwaiiteis,’;: tlB A DAT. _ ______ , WESTERN LAND?: il llo.Hnxi.Middlevifie. and Grand Bapld*. • 11ATTI.I CaaK-Wilh Mkhlaoa Central R. B. Mrall vointa C.i»t and Weet. Vicxrnritu-WUh Grand Kapidak IndianaR. F... L>r H-.Ubarrt. Cincinnati. Fntt Wayne, BlurKemiilviUe, Mendon, halamaxoo. Plainw.U, ayUi.J. Grand Rapid/. Ml * * Morley, lii* Rapid- ■>---ScHootxaarr—V Shore-k Michlnn pdadplm. .^itE.t!iigw,^jdBh'-vrsgigog . jtes2.“5,S!«s tfcirirtt.’ri; "wU-’CSW "?!Sa*telsvsiiA?s5: * lo the rwitflrraiont* of the Coattftutioa and tbc reeolutiocr uf the* Lesiihtare submittinx them, vb* Alt. etneodment ilrikint from the CoMlitution i-neti.iu 47, Artielo 4. Lraulatlva Itepariuent which Southern s. K_ for Elkhart. Laporte. Cbiraro. and 1 Ilxa'iiWithLoeiralUt.New Albany kChicaxv It. IL. for Loci.rilU. Krw AH.inx.abdF<ratb- na City and all point* in tfeeth Vfara. r No. JI. U«» <f I»^. rits.lk HOMESTEADS, HAND RAPIDS DIVISION. QKEAT WESTERN RAILWAY. iiiMi. /,«, •ctelnrar addrauto 8. J. (<1L- The Reliable Short Lite EAST AND WEST. ■ S«|tTS H•flTBHaa ^Capital & theCampaign of 18 76 •BAND BAPIDS AND DETROIT th* invanuMut haa bwwmsuaeW aioce iu onraul- JOHN Q. CBESSY. benS ol Bury Can tUUyUsOHLr KACIILXEStbUeouH ran with tmAl TIME TABLE SALE ON EXECUTION. mon allday traiui. a. train ha« Fullraao tan throach to •HINTED OX'» YOUR WM. EDGAR. ’ Gen 1 l‘«a»'f«r Ar'i. IlamBir.n. of tilktr t*x, »»•■« or «U. inkeritai •rwctvirftl. STRICT L^'r'lLl VA T E CHICAGO J . A. P.ltGoi ’ Ktl-lW. raGDIAiLAKE SHORE M WdjttG, Jauliua & Jailsai 8*1110*0. SHORT LINE BETWBEX - MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTK JlliAnviDo SJ5 •.$« Cbiraxo aad Grand parfecl and pcrraaatnt eurr*. A rn.LiiafUl • cnee .n or»rK,«Druu. All c-.tnmcnie»U..r KTSjM Detroit. Mtehipn. « /Wiraaii SZnycri. TRAINS GOING SOUTH XXti Summer Time Table, m. in. DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. TiWtWk, Shepard <C Co., BATTLE C2ZEK. KXOa These unrivaled machines and repairs for 0. T. SADI/i. GRAIN, FLOUR And Mill Feed Gnii nmnom (Mast Corner Woodbridge & Shelby Sts,, D.r tea (10) | by ' «XUM Er STBY1OH. ^Igreble&rksseu Board ofTrade Building, Detroit, Mich, B,U.C1I .V NOHTO’S Statlicr uuie are supplied at lowest- factory prices CasuulaiionMerehaata and deniers in Hastings, Michigan. Iu bUliou. PENSIONS 4853230202002353534823534853 To whom Pensions are !SS 11» iV Detroit, Mich. John H. Wendell & Oo. rraneaa. FLOUR, 5-1 GRAIN, PORK AND SEEDS. . and 5G Woodbridge* St. DETROIT, 31 U j CMcaio, M IiH i Mc MICHIGAN. Wheat a Specialty. JC*<nbllMlacd America o anti FareJpi l*atral». M IS ssauu. UNI Lanainr. Btginnvr, She Kifi 3 tel 8. phlMofitxly paaw.. Old Bounty Land Warrant*. Fruit Lands in tiie Michigan fruit belt One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 25 1-2 acres to Exchange ’W-Jfor a farm near Has­ tings. Correspondence Carnap,. Sta ail taital. . WASHINGTON. 10 W.t NKLI.. NKWTON. Council Bluffs and Omaha, Without Chaeso ol Can, THE ENEMY OF DISEASE 1 THE FOE OF PAIN FOR SALE ?S-.‘5 !■« UU"-. • ,,nr JOUST, JtOXRlS. umr, lacon SO. HOLINS fVCXlrivt DAVKNPOHTj *£r5Ct£Zr5'jrlV TO MAN AND BEAST ■ ruvWltb l>etmluHn><iak A Southwwlera nSftUcavc Dally at/oi** • . Lna»«n worth k AlrhUoi! Ex- M| United Stale* General Land Office. I* the Grand Old mustang Arearn of Wy aud Bounty. Honiara, and fiailon of th J lata war. or liniment. « years'*IB8 NO 8T00D TIiETE9T 0E HOUS IT W KAISAS UHE. lMTMW«Tn. ftBebrM*1 rllS^'lKDUir TEXEITOB^’ COLORADO. AXI> XE” ioxico. . „j � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-09-25.pdf 48a4189cd0656d9a5e9f9a0a053f9203 PDF Text Text SJEnflCX-NXTSF >-■ X T .•y leBiicai Boner. VOL. XXI. NO. 43. jl,;^; HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1876. -klf fiepliWicaji hpper ! VP nr WAGONS! GEO. M. DEWEY OUR CENTENNIAL scon it in the four months since the open­ ing, is the opinion expressed now,on every hand, and- it is evidently pretty well found­ ed. The sturdy yeoman and the represen­ tatives of Cities and Towns all over the Country are now turning out in their might, filling the hotels and crowding the thoroughfares beyond anything that has lately been anticipated. One of the most attractive and instruct­ ive exhibits in MemoriattHaH the Art Gallery is the collection oPGroek arid Ro­ man Antiquities, objects of nudiocval art and Italian Brauses. This collection be­ longs to Alessandro Cutollaui of Rome and is now exhibited to the public for the first time, arrayed in a suit of three rooms in the east corridor of the hall. In ojie rodm are the marble embracing sixteen busts, mostly’portraits of the imperial time in Rome, two statues and a coujic mask of Hercules. They arc all rare works of art. The room containing the engraved ems and personal ornaments pnrtmldy attracts the most general atten­ tion. There are rude necklaces, amulets and ornaments for the hair belonging to die ancient bront period.. Beside them it a case of amber ; come of the pieces be­ ing simply pierced by a hole iu order that they could be strung together, the sub­ stance seemingly being too precious to be cut, and others carved with quaint devices ailaplcd’to the shape of the piece. In the next case arc several ornaments, found in the cemeteries of Etruria, with scarab beads, and figures in glare and silver, plat­ ed with gold. Next come the gold orna­ ments from the ancient citt& of Carre and Clusium ; specimens of the earliest Eutrusean work in that ancient art of granulat­ ing gold—an art preserved only in tradi tiun for centurias aud but recently redisoorurcl by Signor brother IU Ri.mc. Among the specimens here exhib­ ited are simc of the finest kind, showing ale uhtis that the art was at its btest, and others, again of au earlier and coarser quality. alamazoo The article# arc in both eapulatcd and uncapulatcd gold. There is a small flask shaped something like an amphora, in which the minute g’obulcs of metal arc soldered to the surface in fine rigrags,-and other patarns of peal delicacy. Another fine specimen i* * strip of"gold with granu­ lated lines, between which is a row of birds In rdief. J ust above this a beautiful rose-shaped ornament, with a findr carved bead in the center, and beside it is a lovely wheel of gold, ending in acorns ofexquisite workmanship^ From Greece, the cities of Mctapontum and Tarentum yield orna­ ments of tho llalo-Greek style, made 350 years before tho Christ. Hern are car­ rings and oraaroonts iu gold (whoso use is uncertain) of unsurpassed beauty and ex­ cellence. A pair of hdix-shaped whorls, terminating in nobly carved women's heads; an ornament like a brooch with elaborate rusettos and pendant', a pair of dolphin#; Cbuho of stars and birds--all show the work ofmastor artists, and indicate this as the best period of the goldsmith’s art. From a period of 50 years later, ore neck­ laces and carriages and pendants in gold and colored cnwncla, perfect specimens of the new method already hflucncing and hastening the decadence of the nobler art •of working tho pure metal. These butter flics and birds rcsplendant in green and red, and blue enamel, the cujrids and wing­ ed animals, spirited in design, but oVtfelaborated and too minutely finished, give us glimpses of Old World luxury such as no words can convey. Tho excavations from which those precious ornaments were taken were made by Prince Tbrloma. 8o rare are they that the British Museum has only one specimen. From Syria arc COME A>U SEE MEI fragments of rich diadems, medallions, and bracelets of the Ptolemaic period of GraceEgyptian art. Here is a remarkable band or spray of vine leave# with pearia for grapes, and beridc it grotesque figorea on pins and carrings, with a general lack of refinement in the design and finish id marked contrast with the 1 taioGreek work. IJcing a business that Deeds n grmrt <bm! Following the decline of tho art under the successors of Alexander wo have Italoof experience, Greek funeral ornaments of an era 100 STKBDIXB BROTH KB*. year# before Christ, then tho worguous After many years jewdry of tho Imperial time, when gold in the business, can truly say that they . was largely used us a mere Betting for em­ can do better work, and give belter ®itr *rtin PIo»*r«l to .. ends, garnets, and other atones; and, finally, out FACTORY D«MiM Isfaction than any ether firm in this with some examples from the times of notion. W. H. Slobbin., the wmtor Charlemagne, when tho workman had loot their mining, and the noble metal had urnnbor, wllb U>« raperim™ of • Fot T1e l“xT S'XTY °4Y» wi vUL stLL Sfflfflffl nil FISH BIKIS., MS KFaT IJL <>i0 BUSINESS CAM At prices lower thah ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. PLOWS AND CASTINGS. In addition to the Oliver Chilled Plows and castings', we hoi'e a full stock of POINTS Swrnyrpr and Q«n»r», lOI.KIlOOK, rberA Bailey’* for the G , C , Komnsox, Doihie and K Plows. Points arc all ground nngrou nd ami sold at I lie same price points. • _— OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. irroj-s; JOHN-STANLEY is the VICTOR. hiuuier M M. fl. HAYFORD, 1TTORXEY »-,.<• .: .cllor nt Law. an B|.«ek, Stale Street, partnership* .' >?'; ,!f ~ FhrHeuuw. For- ~ —■■ ________ xxl.'4f W'L ' ’’JOHN, A ?el,ghtj-" OLF.M.D. V’"tel I'.V, .c“h ' -I ---------- ..urf xuenc?,: "■ •» r„ . .“mStL.1 xrn ' -Br-intx ■' ' n AXI> f rnoBnw-Hwe. -M*ch. AlleaUs attrad- ,>iyAKK' . 1 ■ I'lll'KIIAM, rl,’WlAX SUBQRON, inn,,. ■" ancn. ____ xxatf For fill Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees’ Sugars, Canned Goods, and al I oth­ er Goods usualy kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. JOHN STANLEY, Hastsings, June 12, *76 ___ '■“undertaking WOOL. WOOL. CABDING- Ite-. will nlwoyn gin- bl" MlUoc Io (bin ot their CTlraMro Hrane end Trw. funil.I.eJ when "rh?EI<«rte B.lm w»l «* TSh io «1 nil i. ic nod C«d 12 I™ when desired. lB*4»ft, i. ‘ ■'"•Uru. i'ndertiki.,. vided into four compartments for cosme­ tics—once the property of some wealthy Roman Lady. Hero also is a fine collect­ ion of br -nxe and silver military orna­ ments of the eleventh, twelfth, and thirteeth centuries, and some heavy gold article* of adornment in more ancient style. • Tho collection of engraved gems con tains upwards of 270 specimens. They have a case to themselves and n number of them orc framed and hung up, so that they can be viewed by transmitted light and I heir exquisite workmanship studied to advantage, the cullcotion form a com­ plete history of the glyptic art from the earliest times down to the fifth century of Christ. Here are Arayrean eylindera from Ninevah and Pcraepolis : Greek A rabs, amulets and gems in intaglio and cameo—many cf them published and known to collectors as among the most note­ worthy examples extant. There are my­ thological subjects and imperial portraits on sardonyx. Thus in this one collection is to be seen the refined execution of tho early Greek and Roman, where beauty of design is tho theme—and the Roman cameos, with their nrnro or loss realistic portraiture : the student can ask for no more than ih's. Of ring# particularly gold, there is a collection of upwards of 350, extending from tl>c earliest Tyrrhenian to the end of thu sixteenth century; besides gold thcro are rings in silver, bronze, glass, amber, and several kinds ot stone. Many of them arc of special interest to arch­ aeologists. Ono contains an intaglio po< trait by the engraver. Apollonious. An> nothcr is a superb piece of carving in amber. Here are examples of the various styles that obtained among ancients and iu medieval times from the monstrous seals a# large as a silver dollar and an inch acruss, loaded with ornamentation and figure devices, to tho coiled snake—which seems to have been a favorite form—and tho plain gold band without a lino of chasing or engraving of any sort. All those may not bo appreciated by people unfamilliar with ancient history but they interest all who have an eye for the 'curious and instructive wbsw there is such an endless variety of things to bo seen and written about, one can only dip in here and there and give the striking pointe. My only aim in these letters is to give a faint idea ot what the wain features “ ’ ““ ’ of the show arc. Veras. STEBBINS BROS. Hn.U»«».J«lX'SStb.mn. **»“' When oil paint cannot be afforded for fences and outhouses, a good whitewash will look well and bo durable. The (bl­ owing wash is excellent: Take a clean borrell that will hold wa­ ter- Pat into it half a bushel of quick­ lime, and slake it by pouring over it boiling w tor, sufficient to cover it four or voter, and add two pounds of srIbImU* of __ PAI STS AND OUTHOUSES Fanner- and others often have ohthouses to paint, Lut they cannot afford to use white lead, and they ask “is there no kind of durable paint that I can tUc which is cheap 1" . To meet this demand for cheap paints, every owner of land that contained a substance that could be ground, or pul­ verised, and make paint when mixed with oil has barreled up. this commodity, brand­ ed It ‘Mineral Paint," and put it in the LI-v_____ L-V-A Jin*- . ■ • .. wash tq harden on the r.ood-Work. Add sufficient water to bring it to the oonaiatcncy of thick wh’ '& ’ash." cream color, add 3 lbs. yellow ochre. For fawn co’or, rdd 4 lbs. ember, 1 lb. Indian red, and 1 lb. lampblack. For gray or stone color, add 4 lbs. ure> bcr. ana 2ms. iaspblMk. much more durable than common white- market; but twenty years of experience with the most of thews paints shows that they are of very little value; and my ad- them, m they iuu*L,be mixed with linSocd oil to b<tof aay valuo on buildings ; and this kind of paint soon fades in color, and bcnefil of the cows, but for the money it is washed off by the rains after tho first sea­ pv'j in to the pocket of their owner. Two son. Tlic’C is no kind of paint that Sands of ladian meal, worth at most can be used on outbuildings, or any other roc oenta; and the same quantity of buildings, that will giro satisl'action, ex­ wheat bran, or middlings, not coWing any cept white lead and. linseed oil. Zinc makes as pood u paint, but it is dearer than lead. . Then we have “chemical" her incnrse of milk will be. paints that also ore good, being made in part of xinc, and ready mixed and colored. rtya : “If the dairyman ■ prepared t> I can recommend the “Averill Chemi­ cal Faint’’ thus mixod and colored, ns equal in durability to white lead, but it coste about the same price as lead ; and I have found no advantage in using it over white lend. If an out run’ o7n whole seasoc bou.se first receive « good heavy coat of oftst de tends upon the crude petroleum (kerosene unrefined) put. on with a whitewash brush, then let it dry a few weeks, and then apply a coat of white lead and linseed oil, and you will have n print that will not be expensive, whijo it will be vciy and wheat-bran in equal quantities, or ten durable, and equal to two ordi­ alone, will rnswsr the purpose to keep up nary coat* of peinL Crude petro'oum has the condition .of the cow and her flow of been selling,»low as ton cento per gallon milk." by the Varrel. been altogether debased to secondary uses, PROFFER TIME FOR FAIKTXHO, &C. the collection ends. In the same case with these oraamentr October and November are the best tell-------. . . _.j ------ e.i_ t__- montlis for printing the outrides of build- type, polishes rags. It is folly to hire a printer to paint iog stick. B outbuildings, when the owner has nothing or swear at th 1 “i•J* —in whinb noaeody that bo can work at himself to advantage, the compoata P«P»”d- donnlinn*. Here, too,- WELCOME MARBLE. MKM, »■>•«.«< know how k>UM paint brush. He ou k-ira in one day to do a fair job, notwith­ standing that profraioual paintar* *p»y aay that he a ill “apothe work and waste a great deal of point." Anybody can mix write lead and oil. Four gallon# of cil arc enough for‘100 po *nds'of lead, and a L»od color for any bouse can bo’ made with burnt umber, as light or as dart ;m “ ^you ploare. <Jsc half raw and ha’f bailed oil, w:th no drier, a-d buy Fur oil# of oil merchant* when yon can. have juft F nigh; raw oil at 65 oenta, and boiled at 60 cents per gallon, by the can of tan gallons, the rh^p^ that I over purchased • it, and of good quality. Buy the best of brushes, m a two dollar brush* is cheaper :n the end than one of the same sue for one dollar. If you have fences to point, o-e ofyour boy# thould do the work. Lot him learn now to do it by practice I have often made a good fence paintar of a boy 16 to 18 years old in a w&>k, than be can be set at outhouse painting. In brief farmer# should seldom employ a profeffiional painter for any kind of wort, when they have som grown almost to uanhood, or when they tncmselvm can fiad time to do their own painting and : re expense. I refer to men who are compelled to be economical in these times. Painten, however, must live as well ss other people by their tr la. Let us take a took inside of your i Jellir^. These rooma need painting !>adly. Get some white lead, -nd spirits of turpentine (no oil)r and ct your wife ot daughter print one room on trial. Many a lady I j. on » painting “rig" and painted rooms almost as well napn-nttoal printer. Or in the wintergasson, or on stormy days, you might paint ihew rooms youroclf. One doesn’t know what ho can do till he makes a trial. Money sated in this way is money earned. I once know a ladvwho .bought her wr dding drma with money her father gave her for paiaiiag the i uide of his house. She was Dot to proud to do it, and to-day she hives on a fiuo farm, and paid for from her labor ss well as that of her husband. RURAL TOPICS. GFREuBLE & ItUSSELL. . e--------------- - -------------------- —- 50yi THE VICTORY IS WON ! fish. LETTER. Philadelphia, Sept. IGth, 1876. More- people will visit the Exposition during the remaining few weeks tbau have rURUSHER: ••’ i'h.® ; WHOLE NO. 1086 �““^^•“bwu^jnpW OUR NEW YORK LETTER . OUR WASHINGTON LETTER Demoorttio Ch 1 SanIM Rgforrn. General Hurlbutwa dhila guiahed mem­ Washington, D. C., Sep. 15th. 187« EDITOR ber of the United c atm H ouae of Repre­ sentatives, thus da Bribe* the Democratic lUniHt*. Mio«h SmH: 25, 1876. practice of civil-scrmcc reform. “How haa this^Hcrusc applied civil' That -troublea never ooms singly" been proven in the case of the Bourbon Democracy within the past two months , Tilden was no sooner nominated than service reform in Va own appointments ? Hu it retained con [«ujnt officers or ap- pointed new ones fc 1 the sole consideration of fitness ’ Sir, th » advent of this Dem>use to ’jidwer was signalized by a e sueh m has not been seen Lean, gi tint, famished by long abstinence, the. multitude of applicants passed belief From Maryland to Toxas HAYEH’ PLATI^OBM i "Honeat money for al), and free \school8 for all. There shoula be no inflation which will depreciate the oiie nor" eecteoan intarferance which will destrdy the other.” they made miaerab i by bnucn importunity. They trooped to the plunder as tho vultures seek the carcass.A Yon selected a door­ keeper on the sole ground of his experience in the same cap city in the Confederate Congress, and you summarily turned him out because he bogastly wrote to a private friccd what you aft felt, but dared not say: that office wag a I »d thing ta have. It was hard on Fitskugh, for he was not tho that felt “bigger than NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. only man on the old Grant.* For Frrndrnt, RUTHBFQBDB. HAYES, of Ohio. For"'Viet-Pmufeat, WUAIAI A. WHEELER. of New York »- '•You turned oi l eterk after clerk, gray and experienced a duty, and filled their■ places with partisans." “You removed disabled Union soldiers,- IMPANY. B welter BoeinoM- roimiui. Australian New-Yorkers all cheered thetr Tb. «t L«i» HobiuMo ^ontrvmen to the echo. But they win* hr Gr-nroor fapta ol ~ 1l.„ 'ofajod, Md > M- the moel UKmnife»L Americans, a» v •.Hr —tuur .Ita., who the worn deMill, flo™ we <ticeoftho 1farii, uf their erm., nude ibem Hetorm SEW YORK (mA Itlll.BOkb F,ol,l mmrtunen »lh« “ ,l eouodoeo end hu oxceptiooel eeidoila e> fonnen £“<1 ,cueld mukmutabip—*b» del'bede, oog w.iling .hotaing “W • *“*»*“ r.rwd u ,lIW| . a^dmop bed fix ; his siiA®. *D<1 be down in t"“cy P°" ■ .-■■■, — I E?w ^YBtTytou. sitiOoM, and draw a long careful sight, what I -rdordl,-. 'Se i. he in eeUtal work t wlulJ»dd .ooh ■ man do against Sitting Bull . yhy don I ni«.' theSteiatyrr mi aht ■/. , they practice shooting from the ahouider ? when I w» a boy the good marksman wu K«Tt i tk. JOiSJ tioooffa. Uhta.. n.™ M«miMd dtrifaeuM tad £ who Sid ta£o a Mjnirri on the j= that be bed, u ia alleged aod geoenil be- aoueual eoldowe orer P inj nr . drer on tlic run. Thus the sports.*ui .e.iT ujBllh „„ Xmtader pome far the " lierod, committal purjory to aroid payiog f™“ ' “““J1.8*’? (him Maioe, bi. .Hotted .bar. of th. eapeoae of a war ,l‘“; J, f^ <h.t the K»or Few York moi who ■»«,«rird .hoigtata. Th., fargel fad ihta kind of diooe-| ---------,_,4-------------- pncipiutal b, tbe political part, of rfa™ Statai rwrwai Egi. „<* fir Hook., or Ihgoom tai for rtki ha w» recital M a b»d.r. II. P»bb»u -’tH1s>^TINg“ STATIONS wm found ebarital with b.rior appwpm- er than it baa been ’“'J ■ u hwo. During the lato war it will ba re­ membered, Berdan’s sharp-shooter* could MtabiaowhoqUm-Mdanr doBm. The, bar. !rep batterie* silenced by picking off____ fukstON TICKETS^ committal to bi. emUod, u a metal compmbe.d the-I b g inner* at long range, and nwiy an officer . m**. —Ill I— -■ .11 _ ■ taut. Ho wee openly a~~d of baafaf i. tTXfa! upon who', life Ita fata rf. Ml depended was diubkd by these thousand yard I swindled thousands of laboring men out of been altoget * . 0 And M ihi countrici that I fa.fn.iuof their labor, b, th. fund.- the eounh, . ~d, In W. ir" rre but prepared for war. hare the fewest | .----------------lenti-neoffaiopl-um. He wm known men. ore. fa -be emo . .btta^wbom«. arnntyfoTtho ^United State*. There b no SAILL*k™b, D. K. BOID, Jr, to b.reltan intimnlol, aaeoelatal with a ifa dmtateuon, .nd who ... » detataW a record which would not bear a 1 dose inspection was unrolled to the ' of > multitada of «utui« •>"* ' Th, former ooedod u> mienmoopc lo Uctfaofdm dmiwtur ul Cb.rUun “^faefad of hl. came the hordes ,< office-hunters on the trail of their unhafpy patrons, whose life very g*» Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ring of tho woret knarea tfli erer diagrae-1 in that ptupom now,and filled their places with others of an­ ed the politirol annals of New York eity. I This is why the Republioans of Maine and ‘ other stripe, and Would have made a clean He forfeited tho rrepect and confidanoe of Vermont, no ».U« Jww they-pH ™ - every friend of hard money by his dmJJJJ ’qiMrtbB corotsl np. Rafiy,I sweep but for the popular indignation. (graceful capitulation to the- repudiated I aDj the other * reformers" of th i of the hand-writting on the wall, . ( the West in order to seture their sup-1 city, port iu his race for the Pmidcnt. Hi. midihey are aick-oo prominent Ikrno-' , ^•■pta-mfa- bar. bta. faown to ££ OLDIK, ever before known. . “You hare twice exhausted the con tin- be so moousistent with the pracatiec ot a Hendricks is bicker than» gent fund of the House by needless and life time, and with the traditions of his j, of tJjen,. ft» a sick time for Democrats,, extraragant sums vxpendod for witness**) party which he has followed with the the capture of Tweed is bothering them• on trivial matters, and have run up bills to bigotry and blind real of a devotee that fcarfolly. and there b more shivering sod be met hereafter by frightful amounts for fa. «r, tam"n>t>Tm-|u. eumofab. fbMnsi. ri>«.w>ong premmenl mem^ . cunning , »ILbcm of the party, than be lact regarded. as a synonym .for thi of lo a htUc.for Ife>r he making and printing your investigations. “You hare insulted the President by tricksters. The Southern States were se- Olghl oul the mfcrela of the prison resolutions demanding his authority fur lected as axperixnental grounds, when it I house, and his return strikes terror to their the exercise of his official functions out wu propotad ta orereome fae iulelligew I beta TiHta who wu bi. council fad eoeFtakm.offa.mmta, ielheieb»lilil, H“«^^’i»k1^ |« ‘h^.°.f.1g! side of the city of Washingtdn, and have spoils,' went back on him the moment he party, by the un-1 been ignominiously convicted of ignofance to the rebel-copperhead ... -r • . . got into disgrace aud he fears that the Beas of law and of history by his crushing re­ stinted use of money. Vermont and I may jjj exactly how dore that connocV‘ 4------ in “ I1 ion was and bow much of the plunder he pl,. . ' Maine have spoken in thunder tone “You refused at first clerks to some of the committees, but hare surreptitiously and in detail appointed more clerks than mtrru. wiixxix. “You have demanded elaborate reports on all manner of subjects from the Depart­ ments, and hindered the public service by exacting these replica on matters which had already been officially reported and AND NOW THE VERY’ MEN WHO MJttJGHl AND VOTED TO BREAK UP THIS UNION. NOW UNDER THE SAME NAME AND ORGANIZATION, STILL CALLING ITSELF ^'DEMOCRATIC. APPEAL TOTOUR GENEROSITY TO SUR­ RENDER TO THEM ALL THE GREAT TOWERS OF THE GOV­ ERNMENT. THEY ASK TO AD­ MINISTER- ITS LAWS, CONTROL ITS' TtEVENUEfi. ANDTO MOLD ITS*’ 'POLICY AT HOME AND ABROAD BOTH OF THEIR CAN- didatE^, Though living in THE KOPTH, -OPPOSED- EVERY MEASURE AW THE WAR, ALL TII^JIPVEMENTB TO-ORGANIZE THE ARMY THAT BEAT DOWN THEkRKBBLLIGN. AND ALL THE SAEBOPdiRD* ADAPTED TO 8E- TORY. THE MEN THEY WOULD BRING INTp .THjE CHIEF PLACES OF THE REBEL ARMIES OR WHO The Grat Sotto TtaiiM®. to the tail, aod 'be various pp«"> ben., Hid.,. K Sw T»t. SqA- 22,1876beUlebed been » prolta“, l1””. ntainftaled. Potltfal* — Bu.faeu — EMiion Note. hl„ Ita w Th, Groot Shootinc M.tch-The The immaae Id* I»Y^*“* were in print-’ Such is tho foretaste of the reform we have had in tbs House of Representatives. That u the . ply branch of our National Government t iat is now in posscesion of the Democratic party. - Where ia Barclay, who survived during great numbers of adminis­ tration j ? Where are the soldiers of the Railroad CALIFORNIA of jicoplu were present,and while each ns I TMBcmtJAO<» A woxiTH-wE<rr.B!.- raiu tionality expressed unmistakably, Us de I WAY sire for its own succeaa, there was nothing I trmbnuvs under one manaxeuicat the but the best of fueling manifested. ThelQreat Trunk Railway .Lima of th* foreign Teams are extravagant in their I WEST and NORTH-WES’l, and, with their I Ita numeron*branch)* andcoi.:uv:lun», rommendaiioa of the gcncn«lj ot there ahoFt?rt and qulckert route American competitors, and of thetr treat-1 ljetirefn Chicago and all points in went, generally, ainee they hav«« been tn I IbU<0IB< WiactaeiU*, Nobthkrx the country. I MtcmoArt. Minnesota. Iowa Sb■hie „ arm KM BinnxiMa I ■**■«*. Caufubnia. and tbe W dhi TerritoIUEh. Its THE n EECU km »u tuwKN* >■ one. mom or, tta 3 Omaha and California Line wttl be re»e»lta«l, >0.-4 tatabta, .nd £ auJ nat( Beecher wanted the ea*; tried m the I |nta |n NoirrnEBN Illinois, low*, wilds of Franklin County, to which Moul-1 jjAKoTUt Nrbhaska. Wyomijw. Col ton oWectod, on Uw acore that he could I OUXDO| Utah. Nevada, Calit ilma, not afford to go there to prosecute. Judge I Qreuox, China, Japan and ArettADvckman lias refused to change the venue. I Lt a. , Ila .ndliAhorMofacror ufad hwiubo iri- Chicago, Madison and St. od iu Brooklyn or New York. Beecher's I Patil Lin6 attorney, Shearman, will put it off till the I tfae alu>rt Unh for Nobtiiebn Wu last possible moment, mi th>rc is a fair | conbin and MlNNWuTA, and for Mapeb^ tatafas nuMdinz Tb.ro »& bHrJMta M[» denunciation of the quack pretender in tho I got. And Tilden is not alone in this fear. attempt made to debauch the voter of There, are hundreds uf Democrats in the vere little intere* taken in it now. I 1 city who are howling “ reform ” who are in thoro State). So recklessly confident were | Iietxo. I^jnona and St. Peter Line th* same fix. When Tweed gets bock, the manager* in New York State, that at1 and tells his story, the source of a great Is the only route fo.- Winona. Itecitrotub Owatonna. Mankato, nt their nominating, convention two weeks I many large fortune*, the place from which TO CALIFORNIA. abd all point* in ago, Mr. Doreheimer was snubbed and in* I a great many gorgeous furnished Iiquscm. Houthcm and Central Mincaola- 11* carriages, horses and all sorts if plunder, suited by the leaders because he had once will be made known, and a great aiany The Prophet Not Without Honor in | Green Bay and Marquette belonged to the party of loyalty and pro- bright stars in the “reform** firmament ___ will His Own CountryI Line grew, and they greeted the nomination of I go down in gloom, with a nasty streak be­ II* tbe only line for Janfsvillc, lloratio Seymour, with a shout of appro- hind them. Theac men are hedging now, ----------| Watbhtown, Fon Du Lac. Oshkosh, nl .Inwutata u fam with which be I by nreufapfaet Tweed', taura fa. Kt­ Tb. Opinion of Tburr Who nr. . , , . , । .I publican tnck, and that bt haa sold out to wu cheered wbe» he ideuuSed h.mulf f Ltml „«l fa, »mt rich derelopRight on the Ground. I Hancock, and the Lake bCTEKio* with the farociom mob fa 180 b, * “ lOoVNTBT. Ita 1‘KTKR, Now 11LM, BVaiNKsa. Union army, many of them wounded and dressing the murderers and i neen diaries of I H„ .oj SewYork disabled 1 Nearly all gone, a elean sweep. which B, wu eompoud u "m, ftiarf*." I i Two weeks later they were driven by I begins to look Hks New-York again. The Nine months ofsuch expesieace is far more •uggeative than an elegant letter on civil- stron of dreumstanees. to accept another Hotels are full, the jobber* are doing a large reuettale Kepublicu .. farir lewta. f„ I ttal.ud it me, be «M, mid fau w.h.te aetviee reform. Massachusetts they attempted to mask tarned “J* Br*. PT0® . lasiucnuatna iucj aucmpwu i niore on something like solid ground. Now Political Nolen. their sinister dcaigw* under the cloak of IR tfa0 people outside of the Mr. Adams respectability, who twelve great citic* to do their share and end the Col. M. P. Nolan, one of the moat prom­ short months before wu a candidate for deprusion. We have knocked off all the inent Dcasoc'ais of Ohio, has taken the Beputr^betata stim-p for Hayes and Wheeler. The explan.tamn that have been offered I Uiat b IiecaMary n<nr is to kfl! the If Tilden refuses to come out and explain in explanation of Mr. TiHcu's alleged croakers, refuse to listen to any one who parjury are so trifling a* to only beget talks of hard time*, and go on, just u iu.1802 he will be the worst defeated can­ contempt for the inventors' poverty of 'bough you didn t expect the w«xid to didate that ever aspired to the Pnwidoocy __ _ i oonie to an end to-morrow. Bey, sell, nworcCT. Tl.c latest caure of spprelwn. . . __• ; ’ .“Live within your income” has a signifi­ cant sosnd to Tilden just now. No doubt Indiana by the teen who are fredi from Crops are good, on the average, pget* will TH>WMBrH.” THBS4KEBTATE8 THAT*PASftBD ANfc MAINTAINED live within. ordtkaiteJcbof SECESSION ARE Very encouraging.—The Democrats arc THM MAHT STRENGTH QJP THIS trying to figure out a gain in the recent COj Vermont election. They boast of having ■Hr a gain of fifty par cent, in one town. jjjflr ................— — the Dimoovisy uv Noo Ycrt'cvcrjienxrit Investigation discloses the fut that out of him. to ootnawff uv a idrip alive they are idcota. Mereifiil' Revina ! the idee ur tic ticket A* they had bot two votes last hix beln brot bayk to tcllwat bo knows ur rings, witk Tildsn « a reform candidate ' This looks encouraging'. Wheaswer a Diasocratie rtotesman gits thro srMurtrtfiin‘he ought, for thenske nv charged that Col. MeCroery had sought to hi* sarvivorst, to he Immgjitly killed. Tbe brinafc Uk of iUpab&ui charged from the employ of the Express Company far peKttcal reasons. C. B. Leland, the employer of Whitmore, nquarythe «Mhs of b* ehcck-book abepi bix per- their victories in Vermont and Maine, be fab*The leader* are cowering htfbre the blows 11t,?8 -• than before tho war. FreePort and Dubuque Line ----- Unsought Testimony In Favor I Istheonly route for Elgin Ibx-KroBD, r .1. * nU o t \| •• Fkkktort, aud all pointe via Freeport. of the Old Reliable ] ila Chicago and Milwaukee Ncrth-Wett ______ Line I Is the old Lake Shore Route, and is tb'1. W* doa i give this for « A* bm I ” ge ™ {^ii? through Evanston. 1.1. ,w,«r..tl, r.—tad fau CWUr B.PH. •“'* gU<mi,»M> I'M. UdiLlSi Md.0w.Kll M a“p Pullman Palace Cars Arc run on ail through trains of tats A trip on tho steel railed and well balawed tOM,bh lathe ONLY LINE ranaiK road, is not any more now, if aa much, wear sad tear oaths etnpkiyea and macbiMgy ta a I the** care between Chicaro andw- • ____ _____________ BSZ1 <nsMa<o and Milwaukee.or rhl’ as it wu oa iboiron rails from Chicago to I cago and Winona. CTiuten, 138 mile, ia th. otara Gms. I At Omaha our Meepera c ”' R is not Mcanury for us to-uy tbQlhs C. the Overland Sleeper* on tn. un*” b M. w, R , l. . Itai^lu. tail fa ,.ta, I'MlUo lfallro.4 far »U w“' * particular, that it rid* u «uy u siiUag in tbe M|«ouri River. . . a ‘-rooking rtmta" that it. ouch* arap«ri«,. I __On thearrivn of th«> t«d««J* Thu For Council “lu®. .*»«,**, fa. farofa.T“'“ThW«l<Tmfa- UF ud »«raMP*r, Uu wlferUwl iomt, fmr. |pall»oin I'afacc '»r»»lnR . y ju,®. lemtUiMl. Dot Ufa. r.f.r. um, .r. BteopUl. CM. o,III Tiro ul»lwmM;n nppMfa.qMa.Ull>. iSTl. F»ul ‘“..“'tSn/PultaM UeTM.a -. If pMUIc. ih. rapnk. tr*M- will I Through Tfalu. ■ . I(,^ h.M.np.0. fan. li.W.M. wm Thtaoelhro. o> M h U..mpl^_. Umw, , , , reason wuy ll " - ,wfc4 ”” , they know they deserve. BhoaW not be so everywhere. It is enAn encourageing report by the Com- eouragmg ware the streets crowded with missioner of Intern Revenue has 1 eeJtn ad a truck*- to the effect that the receipts ofhis oflieo estimates made al FAMUloM motk*. the annual report iu I bair la braids or daasic XnoU, will be glad Dtaemlta. Thi. face nd, tadbmc th. petard Utaimonjlhnn .11 pninu, .bowing j, . hedfa, redd in fan burinm of Uta uMm ri^I eimple .nd beeomiec fa’ For fa. honu. llxme who like lo whole country. There are complaints of wear their hair loose wave Afightly, and indaquate force in many of the bureaus of I net or silk lacing, now dark or vary fight or cardinal ribbon is t Ma. est appreeved comtroetioa ian with a band at 1 For Spartaand • ua nerrt. ami a hud of bmta., wahmn any MlnneeJta, One 1 hrouu-> 1 r. In ar of aeeldent or tnesavvaicuee. | with Pulhuan Bleepers !■ "‘“J ywo Evvry employe on the road feel* a personal 1 • Foe DabtKiOe, jin > puilmai* iiereota the North-Wsnttm HailAy-. It s . Through aji11 TmhM daib --- - •. iwIImm" » «w . tattat train* Carton .. nl<bttra ln* vial’ll"' For Uubuque.oil >•“ Ln» ■ .. <llh as anything Ji* cut 4e it will enntfai M> Io Great Laku to th* Gnat Missouri Hirer. Nasbt. lightly ra«rd, oogSning tta tair «l tta er when it elected Abraham Lincoln; when the South said they would nut stay w>m«u.'', fte-rxe. Kifaoeu. w UTiw.rnr. , „ quarters near 7th street to ita new location at the corner of 12th street and Pennsylvania Avenue. Secretary Morrill whole still in Maine, has reqnrrod the SSI W.5JS “tw's'oS' City Tains dally. Pollnwn t an» t° w FourThUn.^ Fur. Rockford, ^w‘rU”F'b Kvou ran for the excellent judgement and txt di»- SELF’S — Chicago- �uounoil Prooee«inga. ipliblicapBapjwj nMT caiiftT. Greenback* Athn' on. Common Council of the city of Hastings was the 19th day, of September 1870. but there not being a quorum present, the Counuil wM adjourned until to-morrow evenitig Sept. 20th 187G. to be hoped that there will bo o Tbw Gtmtlenan from Grand Rap Ida has mcncing on Wednesday tho 27th »™M »T ri,M k-,. Hu ! ,luk tk< “"“'J- 1>U« u pls k>..lrf., „ u,, L. D. Qcackkxkvsu, *““« •• “ • Recorder. To undertake to report *11 that wa* said would occupy to much space in your column*. But when their arguments arv lapped, and An adjuuned meeting of the Common the wind let oct, there will not Le much left. the Council room on the 20th of Septembei But what there is will be decidclly green. "hen I arrive! about the first thing 1 saw Present, the Mayor, Recorder, Aid.. Daw- was n large rixed mnn with hl/ coat off, and arms extend^!, and wa* telling (he people that gon. fowls, Reed. Sheldon and Tomlinaon. The ininutet of previous meeting veto tin. gtcal country of our* was in debt. As there wan no rcanon assigned for thia indebL read nnd approved. T1MK <-AKI> OUR COUNTY FAIR. Let'us oil should make extra effort* to make the Fair doubly interesting by making the entries a great deal larger than ever before, and by every one who possibly can, attending the same. Our officers are an efficient gentlemanly set bf Iit. Inur.l<tive to croM walk ocvom Railroad Street on East side of Broadway and a side walk from there to Stale Srcct and on motion the prayer »r FIVERS. C Priudle dervd to be built within tvr6 weeks. Win Tinkler John llutchklM' ____ C !| Batter . E A jfolbreok J W Hough taiin THE COUNTY. B'd desi re to oalt your attention to our stock of strictly pureDR UG3 and M'.EDl CINES- TFe make a speciality in dealing in only strictly-prime DRUGS. WebeUeveit is for the interest of our Customers as well as ourselves to sell only prime andpui'e MEDICINES. TP c have a large stock of Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No.l Lard Oil Golden Oil, Black Oil, but to impart to each and every one attending, a feeling of honor and pride, that Old Barry elate a* regard* produce, cattle, tuanu fact tir­ ed article* Ac Ac. Then let the inhabitant* of our County, one end all honor the occasion by turning out and making our Centennial ' Of Gilbert Matthews, C. L. Beach nnd oth­ ers. Relative lo the alley back of Button's traction of the and others was refcrcd to Street Committee. *aylng out luud. Of Wm. Burgher, H. W. Rolf and others somethin;'. t<> do relative to aide.walk on Stale Street was pre­ produce. But sented and on motion of Aid. Reed tbe prayer Aid. Sheldon prevailed inetuciing the Mar­ shall to notify tho owners of the property HASTINGS CITY DRUG STORE. bad.' currency. I then came near Remember it commences on Wednesday the that supply and demand had 27th sod (o continue three days. with regulating the price of Come every body that would have interrupted At tho _ Democratic Senatorial convention held at Nashville on Saturday last, Geo. M. Anderson was nominated forSlate Senator in tramp* originated T Well if you could attend this I6lh Senatorial District.. Another good, soiuo of these Gnanco meetings you could learn and genial .fellow to stiffer slaughter. all these HiUgs. They originated sir in our Mother Country : England once contracted Much sickness prevails at present. Pliysitheir currency. Their greenliacks I suppose, cicns busy. although w» did tii>t learn iu wbal age it ws*. At'ention Firemany_ But at that time their mills and manufactories Bought very low and WE will sell them at prices that will please the closest buyer. BARNES & COMPANY xxl3Iy] Hostings, Aug. 12th 187G. Ayer’s RiCKFOUb WOHkjic Hair Vigor, The Ftre Hcjiartmcnt will meet at llio En­ gine rouius Tuesday evening. Sept. 2Gtb, lo consider bnsinens pertaining lo the ploymeal with their c urrency contracted had to Let all attend. Seven o'clock—sharp. . meat, in cunse<|uonto of which they had to tramp Now you have It; So too in this coun- of St. Committee recommending that the pray- • er of the Petition roUtire to Apple Street bo- uutfraii ful uan.eof tramp. I thought then of tramp, tramp, tramp, the Loy* keep marching. Of St. Committee relative to the Petition of Mrs Guraiah recommending it lo be accepted For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. hi ch is at once Chief Engineer. healthy, and ef- Penton* dcairing <o rent ths Dinning Hall, or to put eating or candy stands on Fair turrs in march of anything but something to Ground* will plrana confer with tbo under­ signed wit bout delay. • • a clmchsr wc bear something the THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Faiaily Knitting Machine adopted. Ulivc lo opening Church St. from Grand Si. Booth to Clinton Street wav on motion accept- reason tlmt the car* are not running from Kalamazoo to I.on elI, via Hastings. Well the currency Las contracted can not bo obtained for lev* than 15 or 20 percent. But hold your C.S cent*, of Cbarlea Horten for fill fill, of James SUttcriy for f7 60, of George Robinson for |A, of Thomas Betts for V> St. of Greeble and Russell for $18 67, of Frank 8. Bowen for j m<>a,cnt be disappeared like Hamlet's Ghost, fl 50 and of Frederick McNair for $15. On 1 oUt Uto thin air When The man frt.ta Grand ■notion of Aid Rec! Were severally allowed by | Rapld^ stepped in. not to make aspeech, b«it a un the nimropriale fund.*. local Blisipe^ Jtotice? Now atUaclios univtfsal aUsotlonbv its l^rsas ■x"Irs*KSK' srtoahh* r.< going <>n in the city of Ixmdon. England, fora loan of money tn finish this little road with, per-edventurv they are inflated over there, hwill kail every powibls variety of plain and fancy DBY GOODSHAVE AInl<Mt M*<iral Kpecsl, feet!r formed and'shaped by th* mrefiino itoolf. rUKEfUF^ruL FALL. complete, in/ram./ev I and from twenty to forty pairof»o*k» in a day. Art -SaWK-BxsiK. foe nd equally a« Wai m the Sewinr Machine. ‘EvVa Kmprefret, e.d d>rte« trial *■ rr^traUtfi.*■ . ’ . , Tbe Bickford Machine i* the only Ixliimaie Where? At A W. Bailey ’s Lonsdale mualin 12 eta. . Hill's ditto 11 cts. Shirting Gcta. Extra heavy Shirting 12 els. CoUonadtM 15 to.25 eta. GoodTickine 12 ct*. ''Machine. Twenty bone Coweta 45 eta. Two button Kid Gloves !W eta. al $»>». Peerless Warp 27 etaBeautiful Shawl* 85 eta. bushel, ho Pure Table Linen 45xta. BiCxyoanKerrTixa M m„ AU other Goods in proportion. ontyXDcrall perbushsl, in Kentucky, and he XXtOrl Sole Soto Msnafoctsren. Manufactory. Bratilcte.ro, Vi. Call and sec for yourself says think «>f that farmers, and wo thought of of A full and complete assortment i it. Supply and demand never can penetrate the scull* of these orator* which 1 should Clothing. xxiaug3tf A. W. BaiLKT. tjilnk wav two inches thick in thin place*. We neat received *omc more infonaatien about OILS. OILS. England. . Did you know Ur. Editor, that ths King­ For Machinery dom of Crest Briton was named by ten or 1 have a large stock of Pure Castor Oil. twdvo tacn ? No “well nor no one elaefcnew it till last night. Moreover »,ie Vuitod State* Pure Lard Oil­ , For Pipe Slave*, deliverwl in Bailings. Nashville., are abcul to l« gobbled by a few bond bolder*. - Pure Golden Oil. Bought since the last decline tn prices. or Middleville. Think of tbal. No place Hire * greenback Call and examine goods and prices, k ou mceliag for information. The great Enigma. Inquire at Ccatral House. Ths way for the Uaitol Statss to gtl out of will gain by it. People's Drugstore.debt was also unriddled. Na on. knows but out 4-1* the City limits of Grand Rapid*. Two ' itldlhlB Committee in cuaacqaence of not living dated. The Petition and Reaolulinnv of Cro Cu. No. Due in relation to printing by-law* iq., was On motion of Aid. Reed, the By-Uw* of approved and adopted. On motion of Aid. Dawson, Wm. Bell recoinroend«<! by Hose Co. for membership was by the Common Council appointo^a member of the Fair grounds. Pioneer Hose Co. No , 1. On of motion AW. Lewis Hie I nd of'Micl.ad up," espe- ■’“Fr* , >oit Ia being tee , ^eldonnnd <lcld I^wis, Hee Tomlinson G—K*y» none. j[ r- ssteEisSs.-is:... STAVES. STAVES. ington Street. E. D. WHITE, W. II. GtXJDTBAR. xii2Pwlt2 , j__ Uasviso*. Micu.. Sept, th MX Where! at Em Busby’s fur all kind* of work in his liue; Genta furnishing toods, such as shirts, Cuffii, Colon, Ncctics, fancy articles of all kinds, Paper •ml Linen colors a speciality. Don't lar­ ge! the place, north side of State Street; opposite the Phauix Drug Store. xxt4°wl _ Olivet College, Olivet. Mioh -c presen tad ye c.mven"ni.—a !■;>• kr Rier eh delegates, EH fiicli:eire-l the nomination . and it >eeta* almost a the uni Idling that be ■ngth of the admirable "i. Sylvester Larned at truthful and idling ,. ........ J •‘prater* iu the stale JL J5* HepuMlara commiiloe did a debt a* long w Had tbrf'th., IB* taterd*. „.lltepd”l. “aik’ ‘TO“’ "‘T“ 7” *11. .N«. Mr- «!•"£• 1-rW' ^"ji-ter Sheldon nnd TomliKon 6—-Kayea now On motion the Common C Recorder. u,. Sn~»r Prepared by Dr. J* C. Ayer & Co., LOWELL. MASS. CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONIST! ''X dcccd rates, by which paaaenprv ran not only visit the Centennial Exhibition al Phil­ adelphia, bat can, in addition, visit the prin­ cipal eastern cities, with an opportunity of slopping al any *> J. Cole &, Son Vr HOLBaALE A RETAIL grocers. _ . It; and thus it fa, that tbcy.raW «Jo «><>', iCsnucil <>f 1 Tho Fall Term Iwgins September 1 Uh. ivc notice to to pay the Garmaa demand, oad -thsy we "** Fall corps of Inntractont in all Depart•H out ofdebt,'jnatby ildk oimpte ea*y pr^ Kou«*l*l — 1W O. W. Ctedwkk will pre ■ hat tbe fool bridge K*rl Earl R. K. Brown. Allen Alien Bennett wcnuc«., ILy. -----on Ite now Pipe <hwi. .n.l M.rWr —.. -A4 •mi «lft, wite,’ terwh duv» --------M TUM.' ___ . — A ............ • «hat __ __- *111 will nkww apply n» Nun II. II. Btorko, awl PatrickMeCart/. there test­ t.ut been travi PHnhplo. &n,rn 1« H. Q Buli.rL^tato Fnu.ee U-Bdl. Fraare, he found id'o falling. Bold, 11.1'- PrmidonL .„;Od.lG.h187G.-.b. r.n^n C.uadl ij-ceudly the Ladies the pseplo dl happy. ou^ «f d*W. . . ____ rooms, at which meeting arlioP *» to Now Mr. r-liior. Ct* • ahame to remain la zxBMl as follows : HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desir­ able. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on tho hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. GREENBACKS >t a PREMIUM I n’craring in weight ..ml pricers. with the glctt and frttknett of, yoath. Thin hair is thiekenod, falling hair checked, and baldness oftenr, though not always, cured by ita me. '.Noth­ ing can/reatore the hair wbcib the follicles are destroyed, or tbe glands atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of foul- . ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it dean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling ofL aqd consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances whidt make some preparations dan­ gerous, and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm "it If wanted merely for a Highest Market Price in: Will, of course, whh to see all the sights comfortably and cheaply. To lids end the Cash, Canada Southern 'IU UlV-l.M .- — .if pair sidewalk oa Jefferaon Street, North of, of onr. -on the verfo of » ruinol country, ' f Smith .Monee of State St within two days afor Wml tbo following to tbe Fcnnte of the-fnilsd o-lta . *l.wMk WW. * u Stotev. and beg them to do a* Fratws did. They sir, inflated their currency, whleh *ct teiUl.fn,.l^l— WSU..! evsrything in motion. LUU. g-rfa pkk*J “P p..d.lte <W. Hu ovater eau. in the streets. LittTe boy* •palgn. irrW nL'LeJ un little tamrd*. Sow* «»• el»*’ church will IU. con - -------------„ . Some one rtii naiitxl It onto tbe little brnnl. ii* fair ground* durBorne on-rlre gut in a f^c. *>“• oue else painted it. Some one else boxed it taken in relation lo taking “* ground required to straightep State ‘ Street R. Depotfrom Court Street to the M. C. Tho Resolution WM adopted byi gray hair it toon Notice. is hereby given the annual meeting of Ute Barry, Prairieville, Hone and Orange­ ville Horae aswefation, will be held nt tbo Shonto School House in the townahip o! Hope on Saturday the 23d day of^fx-p tember A. D„ 187« at two o’dock P. M., to elect tho officer f« the 5*** and to transact such other htwinem as may come before the meetingJ John J; Pkrkins, J LnSecretary. lUfl*. «J* xxi38w3_____ Offer for Sale at Hie Lowest Uuu Rate LHD PLOT el.<w«F Tea than any other House in -tire city. go, vn ivoii umu ■ WSCVI , •action* at ’Vlngmna Fallsamd Baftalo with the Blew VerlL Oatral aa< stucco W1TER LIME LIME &HAIB Shingles Lath &c. CENTENNIAL NOTICE FRANK K.8NUW, XX1X7If. WINSLOWS STEAM marble works At Kalamazoo* Aficli' CUTTING AND REPAIMHfr What ynn owe me I noed nod must have immediatelyO. D- Sfai t who. xxi30U_______ , * John Su»U-y«ll« teller Coaches are fornhhed with the Winchell Patent Ventilator, ensuring from dust. With iu coni] magnificent Parlor*. SI Monument*of the bent American aad Imported Marble, Tablet* and Head I Htonos of all description made toorwcr on abort notice, ah» Granite Moau____ nienta of ihevarlotia patterns supplied niacbl nnd e PATENTS work by hand. Barry CO. �ulx or uiifn tax uxbs. Arntxr.n Gnnut'i Orrtcx, 1 Ui txga, Mich., July 1,1876. J UCo lo'tbs'Mountiln.'or CoiaHdo, ‘JS’S ’8 8“ unlfk* aituated in the county of Barr By tho Atchieou, Topeka & Santo Fo State for taxes of 1874, and ailroad, the new andpopular line frem and deecribod In atateracnU wl warded to tho^Jee fol AtUau V^<7, to Colotodo 9>nB. tto«, Cum» Cuj, C«h»~, 55 Norte, TrioW, Stole F« and all pointe io Colorado, New Mexico tod Ariaoaa. Special round trip ttokrta to Baid etaleaenu contain a hill description Dearer, ool, ISO. allowing atop off pnrtleges both ways on the main line, and at of each parcel of said lands, and may be seen on application at the office of tbe county Colorado Spring, Manitou and Pike a TrcMam. Peak. Low emigrant rates to the San Landa strack off to tbe State for tax Juan Mines. ' , . Pullmao I'al«»eUn»»g Cara between tbe Mbwoun Hitweodlhe Kooky «””»• the right of purchase of the State bids al this mtns without change. Close connection made at PudJo with traine for Denver RALPH ELY, Auditor General. and Northern Colorado. For amp, tobies and the "San Jaan wfte," addrem, T. J.' Akdzbson, Gm. Pau. Aat. Topcks, Kan. So ranch of each of the following described GmU-» Gntnt Zd 4dd«t<fM>. Where you wul find all kinds of ;s ■ ’’ s s Is M8 MARK THES£ FACTS ~ fflHowirs (ms?. S 8 utar Aperient. IS Peerless Milk Safen •.$r I® mm • tfofwflH gmvVe^s“£sir2Hf WWINLAXPS HQIVf btfl'fr; ADS. 33,141 IS C 100 TSO ”8 3rtS ‘638 100 18 13 01 rt 13H 137 1O7< 107 Wrw gS is JTfiBHTS WMTEC~^“'“0«7.SSi f^Oapital & thedamp aign of18 7 6 now on exhibition nl our Fun itm« Sion*. Ail kinds of work Kiacie lo or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture ncatlv done. WE MEAN BUSINESS! Furniture Room* eouth rd de Stale St. opposite H. A. Goodyear's ZH ord ware MM 163 1 OB 17 JW.Sx} hasm stock and<laHy’ar^.. fresh and Stcnuinf Stock of Drills and Jitedi a,ne8 Dye Staffs, fa™. Gasdj,'«,ui,n rad ° plcU- Stock of JtruM*, Merchandis, which ht offer, to the people al t<rratlu R, du cal Prices. REMEMPER.the Peo pie’s Jlruff Storeisdi. rectly opposite Empire Slock Ono door cast of Spnuldint, make. I We sell nonc of this cbeap-iuadc Fur­ niture that to made by machinery. The pootto we riiake is made by hand, and warranted; We Isvlle all perwns to call nnd iupect our goods, for they al boar inspection. No trouble at oil ■how goods. Hasting*, July 18, 1876 Partlea having Pictures lo iramo would do well to g "them framed of us as we can do it P .^rand Cheaper than any bouac in F ry County. We keep thoLanrastai.d Bml Kciecteu stock ot TliETCHIMOeNY 01 THE WJioLE v.(|8U) PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD­ INGS, Bkackkts, Pateu-HoldBad l-eg«. Bad Brcut., <vpr, ac.j vlfJIX kbs, Wall-Pocjcicts, Slutebr»' *r« rtatdUlk b, e>. HOMlSBA, f nf Ihb itretlmhli *rtMr and everything in the Furniture Hue. We invite all persons to call and look K 80LD BT AU. BRBOGtoTS. con sell cheaper thatt any houn • in Bai;ry County, for thefl® reasons: laL Bceauac wo have no rent I > pay 21. Because we make the moat of oui men. and convenient place m he shall aelecl Chilo Hiutlnga, the County Seat of said oonnty, 'JH JT'hc Druggie, FURNITURE! thnfh! P^fuUv ■ ""'“’’"‘'a f/iaf bo ins ai<ain rngiufj goods ounelvca. . 3d. Because we keep Ute best c work­ years mentioned below, as will be sufficient to RALPH ELY, Anditor General w. H. GOODYEAR, Of every Description which we VILLAGE OF MIDDLLEVILLE. cUTaadL Heck G. P. Rowell & Co's. Column. provided. Keep It. 3437 xxtar NEW ADVERTISMENTS PBMS STEBBINS BRO’S. IK < is H Store. IS . STEM1AS BBC'S 00 00 «■ ir. it,, a NEW MUSIC.® is aggg tTSS S.2XS2iWSff Diplhcria. L’leenued Throat, and Sari, and other Fryer*. Bboet. three "8 18 K iff PCTERS- HorSBIIttU) M CITY OF HASTINGS. iiar^r} *Udoa and Hcadrtctea Bast Splendidly Uiwtratad. H. M. M p ABB -NBATLY FKutfkn UN 'W Kwey Mixed CarU. for 10 C. II. HOLT, RI«Ur»' Mills, Jlrw spec Ul.Chraalt ait Otecare Diseases • oKofeetf S bthrs' ackkd [a WK Hof <ZtMter iM. iwlaw or eU. inherii*d or uevoiHd, g r. ■iHg •8 5 Babbt Corirrv. TouarKM'a Orricx. 1 Hantxaa, Au gnat 25, 1876. f Notice ia hereby given, that the sale of Londe in Barry eocinty, adtertlaed by the Auditor General aa delinquent for laxee of 1876 (and —111 I.- L.lA'.i .L... s 41 Selections Files, liviulu, M net urea. InTv iltimf MadTVoioM_J Peters Octavo Choruses: 10 01 IS iwJii to DETROIT AWVEMTBEMRNTS. XofneWS ® daya excepted), until the name abail have been PeTKRS 011GAN SkLECTIONS. M. T. WHEELER, GRAIN, FLOUR ia a I-AII£ PETKUS' PAHLOB Ml SIC. .8 8 And MiD Feed Grau taffiffl itattaij. La Creme de la Cbkmk Corner Woodbridge t Shelby Sin,,/ .5 8 8 52 Uetroit, Mich. FLOUR, di>; •• Cu ^•s-X GRAIN, s PORK AKD SEEDS. M mm DHtaOIT, ’ Dropsies! Rwcllingx, Psralyxir. and StiffJefatla 3 11ALCH A- NORTON. jota % WfeU" 4 ’* ’r< Merehaauln Indlacnuons of tw-i- 118 flfl S 18 Is mu Wribridg, St. jbcmOA-N. .------ kaaMuxU. lirUoJ 1.1? 8atrru Coma ES*J t.G«MraJ8«»1 POSITIVELY CURED. «■*<■»' a Wdal*. SSPJraivfei 81 S ax i ITU. LOL’ia HLAULS. si FOR SALE. Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 251-2 acres to Exchange for a farm near Has- BILLIARD, CORQITETTE is I-H ' TEN PIN BALLS Delni! Faate Smart Mre.S.TOULk.rnneianl. WILL RK-OPJLN SEPT. 4th. j!iV3Ksr-y»s;K STEINHOFF & WOOD (JKAMI) T*UXK lUlLWjy. i XetMTa AdaUwo. •f >2*’ ik '■Xft56&Hna Birpcal aid Mecliantl DENTISTS J FVFTF,-F.T ^<rCr6;ISrf FOR SALE st THF BANNER � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-09-28.pdf 720fce03179a008f758702276d41b85d PDF Text Text • • tv* A . Hastings, barry county NO. 44. VOL. XXL MICHIGAN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1876. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. $3 to $10 u week, and if you want better tho territories under Prof. Hayden and ' rooms, say from $10 to $14, to get these; Major Powell. rates go into any house that liax a card up, Dr. Hayden's survey was becrun in 1887 New YouK.Sepl. 20,1870. any where on Lafayette place, tenth, with a small appropriation of $5,000, streets, made by Congress for the examination of Political —Business— On tho way !o eleventh, twelfth or thirteenth Clinton place, Waverly place, or any street Nebraska. In4869 it was extended to the Centennial—Tho Marksnwn that locality. State that you want Colorado and New Mexico, with an inereaarooms for a week, and poasbily for I«b time, cd appropriatio| of $10,000. fiinaa then ana mako your contract for sueh time as it has been going on, on a larg. scale, and POLITICAL. as you stay, at so lunch a day, then you with increased uscfuluoi trail now. Thia The political pot is tailing here, fauouscan stay as long os you choose .and only be year’s field work Will be the last, and al­ b’—Biat is, the Republican pot. Monster compelled to pay for what you have. Be ready aomo of the final memories on special meetings are being held every where in careful to make your stipulations. Go on aubjerts havo been printed. Tha work this city and in Brooklyn, and there never any of these streets, not farther East tlian has been conducted in the moat thorough was so intense a feeling among the Repub­ second avenue, nor west than sixth avenue. and systematic manner, and it» annwtahw All these run cast and west. Arrange so to compare the result obtained--with the licans in New York ip now. It is per­ ns to get into New York or Philadelphia comf«ratively amall amount of inooey ex­ fectly wild—delightful!jUw. Thu meeting* i in the morning. This will give you a pended. The special memories arc with­ at Cooper Institute mid at the Academy of chance Io get settled with out submitting out exception, from tha pans of the moat Music in -Brooklyn, were immense, and to a swindle for one night. Tnkc a train accomplished specialists in tho country, that will bring you in, in the morning. and the practical rcoulta of the survey in were.hi enthusiastic as they were large; All I have raid ataut New York will ap guiding the practical rceajta of tho mrthe meetings ir. the wards ore wonderfully ply equally to PLiladcIphin. Rooms with­ voy in guiding the prospector and minor in large and enthusiastic, and wliat u better, out board, in cither city can be had for 1lhei* labors ore beyond estimate. Among the best men are taking hold and running from $2 to ? I per week, which allows you die most attractive objects exhibited are the beautifully, executed photographs of them. The character of the Republican to get your eating where you choose, and 1 at such prices as may seem good to you. 1scenery, by Mr. Jackson, the photograph ­ candidates is such as to bring out the ef­ Al restaurants anil eating houses tlio er 1 of the survey. These are both on wood forts of the best citizens, why sco in the | rice of each dish L stated, so that yon and glass. There « also a eerias of water­ forte uominations of the |-Nrty, nominations rartv (he th,. best . t vtdenoIiLh. C V) cat expensively or cheaply as you color atatebes, which convoy much in TO, <Sat pledge or good iwron.meul will F1'™'' “<1 ll“’' J™r exl«»d«l. You formation to the geologist, beaida being l« earned oui. ?"■ ,“ak” • *»l° very creditable work of art. The maps, you twice (he time that it will by care- bearing dates 1873—1 and 5, evince Tho Bemwracy rannot get np enthusi-| Lawicw* And bear this in mind, you great care and accuracy in their delineation aim. There is no disguising the fact, Til­ want (o stay as long as you can. There is uf the typographical and geological datails. den is un|>i>pukr among them. Thu enough there (o keep you profitably a The models of the country explored, ahoWtog, in colors, the geological structure, thieves don’t like him because he has been month if you can afford it. By nil means come. This cx]H«ition, [>ro|icriy ctaerved, convey to the uninitiated a better idea bo »clfish as to desert them when danger than could ta obtained from a library full « a liberal education. came, after affiliating with them in their of books. Attached to the collection ,urc THf: MAItKSMKN. a lot vf pottery of tho Indiana trom the days uf prosperity, and honest Democrats I Once ruoro (be Americans have beaten Mancos canyon, and models of the ruins of distrust him, because they know who his j a-sxKlntca were in the days of the ring, and the Irish. And (he Yankee Team may the Indian houaea in tho canyon of the Rio , the influences that would control him were safely claim to be the best in the World. du Chelly as they now exist, and restored • he elected. In Albany he is the most uu-. They have met Teams from almost every to ahow how they looked when occu­ ' popular man who over occupied the Gutar- country that pay a any attention to rifle pied. Tho Powell survey began by an ameteur j tutorial chair. IIis dodging his income shooting, and have never yet been beaten. j tax, Ilia unquestionable connection with the The Irish have crowded them the closest, trip of Major Powelh in |8G7, in the j Tweed ring, and hia inordinate, unscrupu- but they have managed to get away wiih mountain region of Colorado. In 1868, . lous sc'fiihness, make him as unpromising them, every time, and probably always stimalatedlby what be Bays on that sum­ । a candidate as could have been put up, for will. The effect of these matches is ta­ mer'a excursion, ha organized an expedi- . I popu’ar suffrage. As a manager iu the itig felt all over the country. Rifla clubs tion for farther exploration, which contin­ wu ■■ interests uf other men, he is unequalled, are being organized everywhere, and pro­ ued in 1869. During those several ex­ IIBi i but honest men with whom he has had bably this sport will have as extensive a cursions the plan was conceived to explore WI dealings dread to see him ut the head uf run as base-ball. One point in the game the canyons of the Colorado river. TLk * affairs. He has attempted an explanation is the aupcriority of American arms. Our has finally expanded into a detailed exam­ of his dodging his income tax, but it is a rifles are tatter adapted to long range ination of Utah, and the reports will form shooting than any made abroad. This a handsome scries not infrnor in execu­ lame affair. Tho fact is patent, that he ia I worth millions, all of which was mad ■ the Irish acknowledged, oltnough their tion. or in importance to the others being executed by die other surveys. But ooo during the years this tax was levied, aud erack-shot, R’gby, is a manufacturer him­ self. Tliink of hitting the bull’s eye volume of these reports has so far been j he never returned as much as would have fourteen times in succciMoti at 1000 yards I published, though the others are under . I’A.'cn the income ofa moderately small lawway, and a series of the maps, not yet | yer. He pettifogs it, as ta does every- this Di what men are doing. P1BHIO ixsned by the department, is exhibited. I thing. < R & POWERS, Are rffeents lor the Celebrated WHOLE 3*1087. jebiisb Mrajim ; Ako for the Il X Ei Wind Mill W liiclr isi he best ,<4‘lf governing mil! in I the market. WAGONS I & BUGGIES * ? Cheaper than ever. GEO. M. DEWEY rvnusuEii. , u l'|ILLFIIi BIIWII M PLOWS \ And GRO.L'JVl) POf.VTN lor all other ■ plows ill the market, One door eaaf of Goodyear's Hardware. 1876. t Materti TEMPLE TlSlXO.i JACKSON, J Type contiJeraJ 4 > , MAU I J7.U0 l_Mt.ro • (Jj ?. • tno I m-«> O j 15.1“ I 2A0CI <5.00 ] o i'i&ioi O I sw'twfll B0.to " ‘ w- oi 150.0Q ‘ '• BUSINESS. PKffiD'iLLND BJSffiESS CARDS. . STAUrrEB. Prop. I B AWIN'n il House oppoeiu my store juobj Bed better I pleued ta we all my will favor ma j Tllll. IV. MSKERN. AMoMMIT ST MW atteuliun pekl | » all CaUe. : »Be« -id. Wm. L. Cobb. I ZU P.a . MUdtanlU. Mieh. XXl4»l 1 HARVEY WRIGHT, sn.‘ L*Jrb,Beer7 ' DENTIST^— tail!?, Michiian. ctlcnJcd to. Ail Bargains * --------IN-------- READ! HEAD! HEAD! Special Medical Announcement Pianos and Organs Comfort and Happiness To THE . • Sick aad Afflicted t "F HASTINGS AN1) VICINITY. Dll J. B c The Smith American Organ, HAZELTON BEO.’S PIANOS. LaSVRE ‘•!!’,ni4g PbratehnU ERNEST GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. ' serially of the JuIluwiDj '•PUrrCwah., DImm« ** £™Wwntwmi -» Every Instmnent FULLY Wammted. Old Piles aoi Orpin &ciliSe for R D BULLOCK, Wholesale gent for M.ch.gan, R. D. %?ahn7h H0°Xd » Rapids, East Sagmaw and FI'».W D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. Is blooming and everybody feels good. The merchants are overrun with trade, and the complaint now is, that customera can­ not be attended to. Thrones of Southern and Western people are here, many of them sight-seeing, but more making glad the hearts of the merchant by purchasing. The streets are crowded with (rucks, ub in the good old days, and tho piles of taxes on the side walk are appalling, to all but those who are rolling them. The jiotcla, for the first time in three years are crowded, the daily arrivals occupying five and six col­ umns in the papers, run in solid in very small typo, and this, only of the leading bouses. New York begins t6 look like the old city again. All thia indicates the revival of confidence that wo havu all been hoping for. Now let tho growling stop in the country—let us all pul our shoulders to the wheel, and go to work to do some­ thing. The bard times arc over just as soon as people say bo, and act as though they talicvo it. If you have a Louse to build and can afford it, go on. and build it. The sun is going to rise jiwt as many lima thia year as ever, and everything is going to go on as uaual. The crops are averaging well, there is money enough and to spare, and all that is needed, is to get rid of tho aenaeleM ncare, and with confi­ dence gu on. This is all that is necessary to make good times. There arc reasons why wo should nut lot bun inora go by the board, if it can be avoided. Wo have atrcete to fill, farms to settle, and popula­ tion to attract. There waa a steady stream of emigration flowing into the country, the most with money, and all with labor, all of which ceased the moment the try of “hard lima" ivm rairod. This stream we ought to get flowing again os Boon ns possible. The shortest way to do it, is to get to do­ ing something. There are millionB of Germans, French, English, Irish and Scotch who want to come, and they will come the moment we can Bay “good times'’ to thorn We can have good tiniefl alwayB if we will. I want to see the ahipa coming in again, and unloading their cargoa of human freight, to go West and fill up the prairies of that blessed country. Stop croaking, and inaugurate a new era, aud don’t wart any time about it ox rn« wat to thi ckxtxxxlal- whole atlas, display a high degree of in­ genuity in the manner of execution, and ttay illustrate in a striking manner the foldings and breaks of the strata over tho PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25, 1876. divert table lands of Utah. With thorn “ Who ever saw the like before ?" is them is a modal of about thirty thousand what everybody exclaims, now. All pre­ square miles of the area of Utah, colored vious accounts of the rush hitherward geologically and admirably done. Il have failed to convey an adequate idea of would be a praiseworthy wort: on the port ofthe Government to cause to be made for its extent at thia writing. The incoming OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER. (rains frem every direction arc overloaded sueh models illustrating the geology of the whole country. Tho neoc—ry informa­ The hotels arc tion exists in great part for thia work in packed full from ground to attic floors, the reports of the geological surveys of tho several States and Territories, and but firw and there is u swarm of humanity block- ; spots would be left blank, even at the ading the streets and surging into every present state of our knowledge, while the place of entertainment or amuscmc^U । with hntnap freight, and conic puffing into tho depots behind tone. People who intend coming in tlio next few weeks will do well to engage quarters large series of photographs. The space originally allotted in the Main Exhibition building to the display of minerals end mineral products «f the grounds grows larger each day, and from United States, although apparently liberal present indications.promises to exceed the enough was soon found to ta totally inademost sanguine expectations. On Wed­ quite, and two additional buildings were erected in tho narrow area, between the nesday, for the first time since tho opening main structure and tho street. Is thane day, the number exceeds the highest figure are placed the special exhibits of several ever predicted, being over 100,900 visit­ of the States, ana numerous contributions ors st full rates. At the present rate of of corporations and private parties. Some increase, with people still pouring into of the States have been content to present to the National Museum a aeries of their town from every quarter, it looks as products, but in several cases, aa tor in­ though the attendance might reach 200,­ Bianco, Michigan, Kentucky, Ohio, and 000 daily in another week. Even at tho Colorado have sent other contributions, average of last week, from now till the cither as official state exhibits or u coming from Individuals. The Kentucky lime­ dose, would make an aggregate of eight stone, Ohio sandstone, etc., are exhibited and a half.millions of visitors. Thursday in various shades and varieties. The new was “New York day," and brought many economic material, called carbonated stone, thousands from the Empire state. Gov­ made with a carbonating process, » well ernor Tilden held a reception in the New shown aud gets a good deal of notice from parties interested in the subject of building York state bihiing, which was thronged materials, etc. • throughout the day. “Pennsylvania day" The hand of the colloaal bronze statue follows next Thursday , when tho greatest throng of tho season is expected The ccntly sent over in advance, If they have not already done so. The attendance on tho Exhibition Hon, Deny H. Brewster will deliver an ad> dress, and in the evening the grandest dis­ admirers. This statue is play of firc-worka ever witnessed on this continent has been arranged for to be sup­ will Bland Upon an ialafid is N«W Y«k haAor. The hand holding aloft a torch plied by a London firm. The display of minerals in various de- I hare received many la! ten from your ,0 say that board, exhibit in the gorerunwot building be had far from 1 chiefly th* fruit of geological nerveys �' OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. A You»0 M«n’. FIMlVote. -Wsiehorw the Union with ■ jAdoub*/' WasuiRoto.w, Sept. 21,1876. Presidential election—and those who have Demooratio Converts from the Repuli can party—Who are they—The Secret of the Conversion—Tilden’s Friends Explain hit Fraudulent In­ not beeline contpicnoiu’y ind'.ntificd with come Returns EDI'NlR You who are about to cast your fint lUsnuQA, Mich., Sift. 28, 1876. vote—your Centennial vote at the next the Democratic party, beware! Do not make a false step at the onurat of your po­ The organ of the Democracy, in New Do not ^taeh yourself in York City, publishes, with flaming head the begiuing to a politiraA organization that lines, a list of names, some fifty in number, litical career. is manifestly drawing to ,*ard tho close of of gentlemen who, according to the World, its existence, and which, is weighed down were leading members of what was known by an insupportable It/M of infamy that in by-gone times as the “Independents1 ! will become more and more odious in hisor “Liberals," and with much satisfaction I tory. Keep in mind that tlm Democrat­ announces that these notable gentlemen ic party has committed the highest crime are now acting in concert with the Demo- .iUAYJM' PLATFORM i “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferancc which will destroy the other?* . know to civil juris prudence—Treason! cralic party. In most cases it will be found Look into the history of the world ! yow they arc ex office holders, who were retir- cannot fad any account af any civil or- ed to improv# tlie service. g&nizatvm that made itnecueeuful tear at a few of the names. ayatMt ite legitimate government and did pears that of Charles Francis Adams, and not gradually die out f Democracy (mis­ a little further down two of his sons. named) is dying, and a its expiring mo­ seems to ments it gasps in spite of tho '•'death rat­ tle" and delirium fitment, “Reform! ’’ Young man let it pass away ! Let it go to perdition with the lie on -Its tongue ! NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. ' of Ohio. "Back I back toUw place cf torannr, faba furiUva Do not by your first, your Centennial vote breath now life into a corpse that stinks throughl the world. Jbr ITcf'Pretident, WILLIAM A. WHEELER. of New York It ia dying. Next in order comes law of nations, as they would hare been in can harbly be seeker Then David A. supplies to the rebels were Democrats, the England, France, or Germany, or any oth­ Wells, the noted free-trader, who prepared only men convicted for inciting rebellion er Government save our own, they would for Mr. Norrisdn, Chairman of the Ways' “ Tippecanoe Club " has been for­ voted fur Harrison for There has been a terrible mortality , among the old Democrats, according to Hon.W.W. WarA. He says: “The Democrats of to-da' are not cpjts of twenty year1 ago. the Dctno-. They have all gone into obscurity, died or joined the Re. publican That seems to party." finuh found. in the North, for treasonable communica­ and Means Committee of tho present Con­ tions, and acting as spits for the enemy gress, the so called Morriaon Tariff Bill, were DetoocraU. The only men at the a bill ao dearly in the interests of foreign North that declared the war measures un­ manufacturers and New York importers constitutional were Democrats. The only and ao poaititively against the interests oi njen who opposed the draft, who opposed our home industries that its bare introduct­ confiscation, who opposed the employment ion in the House of Representatives called of colored troops, were Democrats. The forth such a general cry of indignation only men who opposed the 13th amend­ that both its authok and introducer were ment of tho Constitution, abolishing slar forced to abandon it. or at least po-tpone cry, were Democrats. The only men who any further efforts to secure its passage declared the war for* the Union a failure until a further accession of power by the were Democrats. The only men who did Democratic forces. Next, Gideon Welk, lican party because it refused to provide a The Prophet Not Without follows a lot of names whose reputation if A prominent Pennsylvania Democrat now in Washington says, small districts. Among them appear that of Col. Nicholas Smith, whose claim co except for Congress­' Smith family is based on the fact that be manied one of the daughters of the Dem- an active campaign men ; that thousands will stay away from1 'the polls, and that Hayes's majority in the1 State will not be ’“ * from 100,000, orr ent Grant's fourr nearly equal to P sau pure a man that even the Democrats leave that Unbn because we were diaeatbAs an illustration fied with it; we ■ ud not leave the Union rf thb feet wo print the following which Enejnirer cause a sectional forty bad seised it, and a very rabid wo hoped ClenTaed, OMo, a fight a sectional party and not the Union. Therefor, the la^ war, with all its disaa thereby to We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 6Oots. to $1.00. notice above the other The members of the Opinion of Thoae Who Right on the Ground. are Unsought Testimony In Favor of the ‘ Old Reliable" North-West. ocratic candidate for Presidential honors ' ' ; । i 1 1 miles AL Crockery. . Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. Remember. G We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. I'id J SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, Boj xxi30w4. Geo. M. Savage & Co’a Column. the ttoel railed and well Utaatad D Is the best. Hastings, Aug. 7th, 1876. . ] ,and Council Bluff*.' C~ OhioStone W are Honor in His Own Country. they have any, arc confined to certain if Ohio and In#' diana both go Republican in October, the! Democrats in Pennsylvania will not make' in 1873. He is Ida Greeley's husband, Further down we come to “Fighting Joe." Hooker, a once gallant officer, but who be­ came so thoroughly Democratic in his There will Ik insolation in thia para- habits if not his. principals, during the graph from The.1 lncinnati Commercial late war, that the authorities were forced for those trcmufus patients who are not only to retire him from tho command of the Army of the Potomac but from acafraid Gov. Huyc« will be controlled by the acrvice altogether. Since that event bad run if be a b chosen President: he has natural! j been offended with the Rn“ThoM-who arc circulating that Hayes publican party, and has on a number of occan be easily pullc 'about by the nose and carious vented his spleen not only upon its civil leaden, but upon the officers who managed accordic to the susoeptihilities succeeded him in command, and who car< of tho machine managers, are, we believe, ried the war to a succovtful termination in mistaken. Therein fight in Hayes when spite of Democratic assertions that inch a result was impossible. The list closes aftar another bunch of unknown names Tho Hod. Bei . Hill has proved once with Franz Sigel, who dtserted the Re­ more that the 8oi th was not responsible publicans because, in the iuterst of econo­ for the war. In a recent speech he laid : my, they legislated him out of office and“I say the Souji never made war upon failed to provide him with soother. By the use of such material the roll the,Union. Ther Lai never been an hour might liave been extended indefinitely, or when nine out of ten of us would not have : ’..j—i ________ «• J . “Gov- Hayes given our lives f<i this Union. We did au taken from ttadpncinnali TO-CAUFORN1A. cu Tobacco soft place not only for himself but for every one of his numerous relatives. Then Tilden. iVe sell the best not rejoice* at Union victories were Demo­ crats. And tho only men who did net B. Gratz Brown, who was1 thank God when the rebellion was crushed so overwhelmingly repudiated four years1 were Democrats. ago, Geo. W. Julian, who left the Repub lU Cheese a name long ago written upon his political tomb atone. H We brag on. enlist Amy were Demo only men arrested for lending arms and President in 1840. wi’l lit about him.” menu for the Union whom a more disappointed office med by old Republican citizens of Indian­ CW. JBob. iugeraol said. The only men who discouraged generally understood, a being, it is been dealt with according to tho' common Watch over the Crackers New Hampshire, in a recent speneb, thus be able to condensed tho facts: vote a man or a dollar in Congress were Democrats; the apolis, Ind., who AND ROW THE VERY MEN WHO FOUGHT AND VOTED TO BREAK UP THIS UNION. NOW UNDER THE SAME NAME AND ORGANIZATION,STILL CALLING ITSELF DEMOCRATIC. APPEAL TO YOUR GENEROSITY TO SUR­ RENDER TO THEM ALL THE GREAT POWERS OF THE GOV­ ERNMENT. THEY ASK TO AD­ MINISTER ITS LAWS, CONTROL ITS REVENUES. AND TO MOLD ITS POLICY AT HOME AND ABROAD BOTH OF THEIR CAN­ DIDATES, THOUGH LIVING IN THE. NORTH, OPPOSED EVERY MEASURE OF THE WAR, ALL THE MOVEMENTS TO' ORGANIZE THE ARMY THAT BEAT DOWN THE REBELLION, AND ALL THE SAFEGUARDS ADAPTED TO SE­ CURE THE RESULTS OF OUR VIC­ TORY. THE MEN THEY WOULD BRING INTO THE CHIEF PLACES OF THE REBEL ARMIES OR WHO FROWNED AND COMPLAINED IN THE NORTH. THESAMEBTATES TH AT. PASSED AND MAINTAINED ORDIN ANEC8 OF SECESSION ARE THE MAIN STRENGTH OP THIS COALITION—Senator Sherman. he may had not and would not A in powjcrm. UK W. WILCOX. influence wield in favor of that party, tho considera­ cx-Govcrnor Curtin, of Pennalyrania, than had Political Notes. Lc^i.lollTe Tteke*.; whatever of Tildens success. the North You can have in any shape you want. for Governor of Mawtachusctu, and throws loaders of the pro-alarcry rebellion and Union with a jedlout eye Kier * ii ji:x i. HANciirnT. Senator Cragin of craU; the only men who boasted that they their Democratic allies at Spices. few politician*, promise of something better in the event preserved the Union! 1/17-^ such a record as this. f From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. years and then yon propose to reject the Republican ticket ‘and accept the nominees of n party with c * Coffee. indifference, or tion .BAXTXK stitutional law and revile the party which . Charles Francis the Democratic clean ! unclean ' " Remember that if tho of unworthily surviving to expound con­ El .Th# Recrrd of th# D#moor#tio Forty. gentleman was blessed with so many heirs to his fame and fortune. Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. It little (o Touch it not! “Room for tne leper ! on- now -be rotting under the gallows instead . nra the hoik <J TiH«n'. rut fortune, w riously estimated at from seven to twelve millions, was accamulated. and vet taking : the whole sum on which he paid tax, it t would not liave placed him in more than 1 ordinary circumstances in cotnpanaeo with { other men of wealth of tho present day. ।Uoe, it owin poorible or proJ-J’0 man who deliberately. 18C2’ defrauded i the Government by witholding a proper • tax, can in 1876 have any greater regard • for tho true intercat of the people by whom । that Government b sustained? I*t tho future action of thcpeoplc be in accordance । with the answer which a thorough con­ i sideration of the queation produces. 1 Dblta. lias accepted die Democratic nomination RUTHmORBB HAYES. • fflSfffflSEffl be crowding matters a remri.nj .ulnment "P” tohuineowo. It • notorlon# lh«l in tho* Iax>k at thia record of mention all three when the father’s name party for the past sixteen would have carried equal weight, for until j ask yourself, if through now, the country wasunwarc that that want of empathy widi a . For Premdent, rim^jktrfcl^Wl: LI.I Let us glance At the head ap­ ]<sm «b«> no rem™ rn< —j I# their b#to u BpUowo# h» h„. orenJooW th. U U»t. ta 1872, the Government was defrauded « a voy considerable anm by hia Rdure to PA? e: ■ elan m NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CENTENNIAL NOTICE SF & N W Ry li a Arst-claaa road in every particular, that it rides aa roey as slttlnr in a “roekiHe chair" that ti. —___ able gentlemen the traveling public can meet in a fife time of trave*—the nprit dr tmt of £T.K'Ji M E- W. VOIG’1”8 X <M I# tho Bot Us#. Brerad io tho Wad CUTIING AID REPAIMHfi QLAS iAc To one fact, however the attention of Sam­ uel Jones and his followers must be called, and that is, that if they wish to retain the adherence of the parties they ao exultingly name they must provide for each and xiiSSa *',rit GUARDIAN'S SALE. avoid a conflict. that is the price of their support, and ilut 1J connection trouB conaequenfw, is the direct result of of n lot of deserters sectionalism in t e North.*’ If the D«b>- cratic party i< the proper one to admioiw ter the goveromeat of this country. Give them office and they will vote and work for you, foil to do an and they will desert wanylHng be eon with Great Lake, to ths Grant Pa buried they i j MKfln?rt«B5lM3mrweat Of1" be ’ “ —’texiXEn DUj# Mp.— l«.«k »■» TOTHKWBIK । Hot *1-. ..... Sid SS.5P rER �5 jjs^i^iklillBjilililieapIlapper. Let the people of Hickory errnere and vicinHy remember tho Haye. Jkd WUal.r meot ing to bo held u tbu pUf ..n Saturday even­ ing next. Fpeaker*. l» H. Xfokera.ntl A H EUi. of Middleville. turn out. £jgi-<£ -•••• Ut ltl„ X At the B(ate Fair held Comp- I etraM to •main u,rir ora asuurt anolbrr county. • sMHY C33STT. tJ rattan One would auppoee that p: . ... I ' ' ------ -—-—:— and Orangeville would natarally do whether i Th° N°rt^ern Central Railway u *1 Jaekson Ha first premium card, wxttere.l »<pon, : j>b chicken coop*. And further, that Hayes and MeElwaiae, af Hasting, grt firal premhnu, oa largest roUection of poultry. of Harry, play the Clipper* of this city. Cliamplon'Delt i« the Aom of contentl.m. Nolioe. any. v I* hereby given the annual meeting cf tho Barry, Prririrvilld, Hope ond Orange­ ville Horae tuwciatiun, will be held nt the A vna <.u(Junl „t bwuaa bu l—i, 1hhonte School House in the township of Hope on Saturday the 23d day of Sep­ tember A. D., 187<J at two o'clock P. M., route Auradly p,,, p, |luUri. to elect the officer* for the ensuing year ■nd to tranaact such other business na may come before the meeting. fntrn Outre,,! „p , 2l) I j John J; Perkins, Secretnry. xxl38w3 “!>«(•>. rlrrru <en Sir ' 5 *“J ‘I* exomiM- Wr wen Lu.l p„».. or « Hee rb« did il< SPEClAk NOTICE. LEQ-ALS. Be Wine in time. RPOBATE order. i no arf>?HIGAN. ury rralon. dhortrnne dlyoiUoa. dliwrtlnc the bit. Pre—al, B.C. Prindle. Jud»e fc’f Probata, lb themauar of tho aetata Mbm fl GREENBACKS at a PREMIUM 1 in wprvmpl end Girhrnl ■ u,. Tho The TLuidi °?l “oc,*stw. ■«”» ’« Jiiekories non it from the CUppeks on ihctth I huraday night r nionrtcr excursion from . I’e.tuit pauej OTvr tbb Uuo T. d| pew a few week* ago. The game will be a deceived ,;n<d attention and prompt dreItrtdy one, and all who can. rhunld attend. patch, aniving i„ Phil^ejphi, *wilhout Where I at Em Busby’s fur ail kinds of wurk in his line, (frnts .furnishing .uen m siitrts, Cuns, Colunt, Ntwfancy nrtidus of all kind*, Paper 1■nd Linen colafs n speciality.. Don’t fur.get the place, north side of Slate Street, 'opposite the Phoenix Drag Store. xxt40w4 (her ordered, inn RapabUoan B«**a*. a newapunr printad rirealated in raid County ofTrarnfar thro. ■oy vexation, delays Oac of these exOlivet College, Olivet. Mich. < ursion trnina ran over six bonur. throwing The Home Juttr^l report* Bl Kiebols a the tnginv and tender from the track : but Rtrenbaeker. Well be i, ,a much v’a grecn- owing u» tho exoeilcrit management of the The Fall Term begins September 14th. tatirr aa most uf the Democrat* ari j»a green- employ^ or the r«ul, and the fact that Full corp* of Instructors in all Depart­ Ixtcker only ta deceive theme KepnbH area, who H Mingbowe air 1,^^,, Wcre |n UfW on ments. Prof. G. W. Chadwick will give tne tram, not one person was injured, and IcffloM on the new Pipe Organ. . Udics have switched off ta the Greecttak ticketHie tram was not delayed half-an hour. will please apjjy to Mix* II. ]). Storko, The number that were carried in thcro ex- Principle. Gentlemen to II. Q. Butter­ pretending that they are going to vort- for Cvocunuons was fully six thousand. field, D. D. President. Anungomenu have been made by tho XX>854t 1T«litical trick to draw a» many UrqnAllcaur >lioc for three mammoth excuraious to-day into the greenback ranka as puanble, thinking ■nd Monday. The regular travel by tbc Tako Notice. thereby to weaken the Republican party, then hue ts greatly on the increase, yet notwith* ■landing tbc haavy trains, they are run All parlies indebted U> tu by note or cratic gentlemen will vote almon to y, man for promutlyuurehrduJetimc. The one reason account must nettle the miuo without t r this, is tbc management, being part of Tildea and Hendrkk*. Baarla miHl further delay or notice. lican*. Grrenbaekcr* and to tnocrat., Iht EH tbc sysum ufthc roads under control ofthc Salisbury A Broshkav. P.-tst»ylvania Railroad Company. The v. H. 1’JWCM Nichol*^* a Democrat anJ will vote for Tilden , line ix also fortunate in its representative* . MiloT. Whrel«r and Hendrick*, m will al»o liumlre-J* of in this section. Its Smicrintendrnt, Mr. .John UytoMtira Democrat* who are now advocating the green­ Notice. Robert Neilson, at Elmira deserves much' hack policy. Bl Nichol* a poliuqtl green­ । praise fur tho maragement of these excora- i back man ! Vi by, If Eli jftciioln K^nod alone ' ions. He stays remains at the post of ! Harvest m post and VUURU those little accounts as a |>arly. that party u.mld lie a Democratic duly during the entire night, and gives I must be paid at once, sure. • • iuv uiuiu nigui, «nu gives _yarty. When Hi Nicbols ceo-c* to bf aaytbP J*.’raotial attct»tb>n to the movement of I J W llo-xhtalin Smith, BIanee & Preston. but a Democrat under any and alt eirrumMam »u?\- train?. The Western Passenger Agent. ! employment at which you ean make very tors* Agent, j xxi304w. Ky. ir. your own loeafitir*. without brine away Mr. J Seymour of this chy, wax the — -- — -.—-------------int homo over nhrht. Acenu waatad In ovary where politics are unknow n. Why Jbhr, Win­ originator of these large cxeunuous, and : John Staulcy says that until Ten-drinks town mid county to take •ubxcriber* for tho U«nlenuial Record, the largrat publication in the 90’’ are ®^eetwL 1,0 ** n°lng 10 sell Gronie or Norman or whoever published that ar.■ the increase of travel over the road i* great . ly Uue to hi* active work. , Vl‘ries cheaper then ever, aud of the very voted to whatever i* of inter**: cnno«-t«J with tat i* too serious for a joke. Eli Nichol* not r best quality. Ten a spcciaEty. Wines tbe ecnnteaaial year. The Great Exhibition at I'hiladclpbia I* fully illaatcaied In detail. EveryI and Liquors for medicinal and niechani bo<iy llemoerai I Well. well. want* it. The wholo pennlo feel rraai.inDIED. | cal purposes, that arc strickly pure, con­ terrai in their country’* eentmMal birthday, and want to knuw *11 aboat it. An elveant patriutie ! stnntly on hand, and for sale at the low- crayon drawin* preiam i* pmanira free to each Council Proceeeings. aabwriber. It i> entitled. In r*meathraao* of ■ esi prices which first class goods can. the One llunrtreith Anniversary of the iDdepenI be sold. xxi25t3 drneeofth* I’niteil Ftate*.*' Ei«. 23 by Soinene*. A special meeting of the t'ommoh Council of Anv ano ean bocoma a euccaaafal M*nt. lor. bat »how tho paper and nleture and hundreds of tubwas held at the Council M. I). Reed d-wire5 io call attention to ----------- ----- , .............. .... | hi* new Wagon Shop, where he may be found at all hours of any day, ready to do Prcxent—tho Mayor, Recorder ; Aid. !xn>i« Wanted. ar otir circular*. Icmi end any work iu his line, from putting s new r. which »re»eat Irro to aU Reed, Ruaaeil, Shvblon and Totnlinaon. lay. Camrdata outfit free to s|>okc in an old wheel, to the building of Reading the minuter of the previous meal the best buggv ever seen in the county ot mg were ui.spenaew wttnBarry. Don t forget the place: in the r iTt 'e c i-nten nt a fitcam r>. Portland. Mr The following resolution wax offered, vis.: shop with Jason Rich A Bro., comer o. Rt»Arti. That lha Unnmon Council of the Church and llailroad Street. xxfitf Earle Brown and wifc. Alien Hannett, lliraiu J, Kcnfield. laiura McPberron, .idem Tinkler If any body want* a pleasant pot down and Patrick McCarty, that (here will lx? a and a quiet gl.w of Ixuponadc or immoo- t/?jisoi Uispencarv. cMrap-. Th. South E*»t Quartered) «t Dated AucuitMth. A. D.. 1K76. b'KLAH GIJ AR DI AN’S SALE. Notii-o i« hereby siren that in the afternoon, at tbe re*i •.■vtwwbws allaf th* estate. i Mirbiaan. Guardian. xxiMwT PRORATE ORDER. OF MICHIGAN. Coaaty of iSTATE «. nr*h. .k. •JT THE COUNTY. Local ’Bbjipeg? police,i meeting of said Common Council on the even- mon Council room. al which meeting action c.r.- Itortl. Truly a follow* : skyer—Aid. Lewi*, Keel. Russell. RhclJ«m and Tomlinson 5—Nay*, none. On motion of Aid. Sheldon, that lhe com- ig up with thoae who by anth'irixcd to purchase a S<M» pound Fire heli and banging*. the price not to exceed ayes arid nayw. as follows r Aye*—Aid. l-ewla. Heed. Ilusrall, Sheldon and TotuliMon —Nnyj, none temporarily drawn from the Contingent Fund to the Fire Department Fund, the sum of j'l«0 to pay for bell, wkick"motion waa carried by a Xw« this fore- vol* by ayea and iuqt* a* follow* : Aye*—Aid. Uwix, Reed. Ruaaeft Shddon List of Patents. igan for tbe week ending Sept. 20th. 18’0. at'd each dated Sept 14 1870. Furnished thia paper by Cox A Cox Soliciiore of Patent*. Washington, D. C. J. Simla, Car Coupling*. Bny Ci.y. J. Adam*, Pumps and Wells. Kakmafoo afocr i’i Notice. DRY GOODS HAVE r4K£/f 4 FE^HFUL Where? At A W. Bailey’s Lonsdale mudin 12 rtf. What you owe me I need ^nd must have immediately. O. D. Sl"Al I.PINO. xxi30tl_______________________ Attend the BusincM College and Tele­ graph Institute, Kalamaxoo. Board only S3 a week. xxi384w Uctncmber nil accounts and notes arc dne and we must and will bare our pay. Smith, Manke & Preston. xxi304w of MATCH GAME CHAMPIONSHIP OF BARRY COUN­ OILS. Advertised Letters. B-i th. Udira •Ufot ebM«ri-*’< r,’T Ca." 7** . • ti ses <m the Fair grounds. I*xtr*ai an.1 . .t 'i •i-ii..., 1;i,l~- >«" *■ P^P^ed to receive cnP,l'-ns. job work and a/lrer- ,u» •* dLiT51 !h? Palr “ n“,ch ltrg" k WQU,d u n,“,or ^^yn„,Jr4rirfU—«* « J” ‘Ula ,lm° TWl ‘b* F,,r List of letters remaining in the Hasting* P. 0. Barry County. Mfcb. Sept. 27,1876: SeliaD. Murphy. Waterman. xel LoriaThilllp*. Charles Williams. MaUie E. E- Wbil- OILS- For Machinery- between tho Pure I^ard OilPure Golden Oil. • , . Bought since the last decline m pnccs. Call and examine goods and prices. J ou will gain by U. People's Drug Store. 1 «»P« »• w H 0ooorKAn. Our Centennial. Trtiu b- knxttK • »j“ and tho Clippers of BasW, . ?°r*S 'Lktn, that ■» to U exhibit- foTcib. I •>» •*> S;Xa SSL. on- * •*■> r c*OT ,’0“r'' t u.„. pi llastinc* on Mosday th. Itlh day Aurert in th. osWgf?. riiS?&’Klft.4&5K dayoftteptamuarnaxt. alii o'eioak ia the forenoon, Im- oMirned far the hearing of raid paUtioa. and that tbe heir* at 11* of told deaarad and all othor rereun* Interwted in raid estate, ar* raqnhad to tfew. “ ss*.■.v.’-r- Juft ;ur _ toeccnivo week*, previotu to raid day of earing. (Ar.r.c.a ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE- ,A.t Kalamazoo* Midi­ Monuments of the tat American and Imported Marble, Tablets and Head­ stones of all description made toother on short notice, also Granite Monu­ ments ofthevarioua (ntteroa supplied to customers, Having steuui power and Imnrovod machinery for winding, high polishing and cutting mortices, we can do work ehcn|>cr and better than those who work by hand. . __ F. Clark. Geixvral Agent, Barry Co. xxiSStnfi ijFKSrZT!; x*U»w7___________ ■__________ 'Adwlrtraratar- TO THE PUBLIC. T»ko notic* that tnj wife. Ixniiaa A. Dann Ur fmt left m* bed *»J board, wilboat j«K«Ma* and pruvoeaUon. I h»raby notify all pervoax aotto ,TiitFAM%rw- ANNIA8 DUNN. ' DISSOLUTION NOTICE. STAVES. STAVES. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Highest Market Price in . Cash, E. P. WHITE, 1. D. QnicxmraCTji.^ jjftL-itJ. MARBLE WORKS w'n * . ,k, pnt >Uw WINSLOWS STEAM >*" different Kinds of Sewing Machines. ; *,'en,i*a <MWO» *•»> lUXFHENSTDfB *t BENTLEY, DrocrUta. WASHTWOTON. b. 0. P«r Pipe Blares, delivered to ITasttaa. NsuhvIHe. or Middleville. ’’1'r ,M11111,10 of,<he *ol«ab, xxiXtwt.' 8TATK OF MICHIGAN. County Barry. au-At xxrttw7 Hickorys of Hictory tan, at the Fair Grounds in this city, Wed­ nesday, Oct 4lh. Admittance, 25cti. Ladies free, Grand stand free. Gamed ailed nt two o'dock. ______. xxi29wlt2 uramcMeMedy. TY AND TDK BELT I hare a lam stock of Pure Castor uii. rax* Oxnnxo. that raid oAtitiooer ■ the penoa* tat*reat*d in raid ratal*, ofi of raid peUtion, and the hearinf lh«r* PROBATE ORDER. xxl—14 t 4_______ ______________ A,WBA....r W.Libbey. Hay Free®. Marquette. PW,»'1". Two gnod milch cow* and a few sheep fur *a|c. JULWH lit SS KI Jxxi2Ptf Juhn Stanley sells better and ebenper Tea, than any other House in tbe city, Pcerires War? 27 cfo Beautiful Shawls 85 els. Pure Table Uncn 45 cts. All other Goods in prorwUon. Call and tux for younwlf. \ full and complete Msortment have visited (be p<lr •aw™ 'hin-. It Taylor'*, and panic prices. j>«r*oni Intaraatadva raid ratal*, an It'th? Pro,tam10fflce. tn** tSt^ty^iFl ____________ , tn<mt tho fw (imilie ot th* »im*!ur* of oar Agent. .Mr. Jei. llaydo^k. To counterfeit lhi« I* felony. All penfuns indebted Li .'.lien A Trego For SALE—A valuable young horse W» ihall relcntlre’ly purvur any one who imitate* thiv with the utmwt vicor of tho law. Wo meet are requested to call and settle the same In<|uirvof Marshall. Pricket. immcdutrly. xxtl4tf. . Mrs. Morill has trono to Chicago fur and help u* In our to»k of bri urine the— meat un­ principled men to the bar of Justiee. U alfonnl? For Toledo bottled ale by the down or her stock of Fall Millinery—She wishes to reftuc « to t» pureh».«o purchase M ediciniH |»urportin« to b* our» unit*'.* Mr. Jo*. Ila,• • otherwise, and stoJk de, and porter by-tlie ray to tl c ladies she wi II be pleased to — ch Box of Pills or Ppi ot bulk, go to John Stanley's. xxrl ltB show them the Now Styles, Sept. 27-28-2!>. T” ''“Wlrt •h"!tenW a Hills ditto II cts. Suirting GetsExtra heavy SHrling 12 da. Cott-nadc* 15 to 25 cts. Good Ticking 12 eta. Twenty bonUJowcts <•«*Two button Kid Gloves 1HI eta. and Tomlinson 5.—N«ye none. । ' On motion. Connell adjourned. ■ L. D. QVACKKXUItn. Recorder. >!m i« a square deal- thing “more cheering’’ why just let them iall at I’alph Jordon h, and they can lie gratified. I Coart purport inc t Il Of MlddMOMOd. day of SarSembrr next, at Vo’rlock int strvfcwLftsag t?anxa, FOR SALE st THF BANNER OFFICE NOTICE. �ail Maia R. R, T.lkt Shrift the CteWe/Aerrv.- The “Iron Tnfil.” TIME TABLE No. 8. and be happy again TatabuoflbH Mteaday,**^. M, 11 A rpiej.ketA towipliw rf <’ d»w», Topd. urf S“"«* »beautiea, ttcenery and pknr lb. Booby Mtotoflby ■ ,.N A, m«~»l -J nri Suite COSDKMSIID TUB CARD nr effect jolt a, 1876 fCOLUMBOB TIME.) ---------- -- .iatMA-CABIOTI----- !------------ , ’ f £ xlouar of th. State Land «ea. Atten»ey General. criti„of A GM Reduction ii Prices! rhe Cwnpaar reuerriM t>* rirbt U wr MUB.ee wmab«- ' MICHIGAN . CESTRi? Railroad^1®41 TlfcdZE tasLe Taking “ect AW. 16aL18je _COING tur. TRAINS WEST. ____ SALISBURY &. BROSSEAU to, luwto W ulUe^.„ j,„. mapa and uuw tables of this new and pop- Deaden tn al! kinds FURNITURE .wn Kansas City and Atchison to I ueb 0( Denver and all points in Colo­ rado AVew Mexico, Ariiona and the San ’u*u Mines. The finest lino of Pullman Sleepers on tbe continent between the Mis­ souri River and the Rocky Mountains without change. Special round trip tourmuT tickets froth the Mutouri Rtver to Lh-utcr at $50. good to stop off at all points. Address. . * , T. J. Abdehsok, (Jew. Pau. Ant. Topeka, Kan. Upholstery Goods Octets Frames, fc. Mlum Look hero I Look here! What I don’t yon think Wo can adl Valparaiso. O<». UaeaeU's. Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds ch catx:r than aujr firm in the blatc f can do it, Ibr, with the help of NEW ADVERTISMENTS. »»0 GOING SOUTU. I J. M. HEWES, wo guarantee Satisfaction. Hearse furnished free to any pcraon purchasing a Coffin worth IjOfS. We am give you better figures than, ever of­ fered before, for wo make the meet of our Coffins and Furniture^ Lanstos. Art. . P. Salisbury & Brosseau. Hastings. Dec.. 22. 75. 52yl Altera y faMrul. Heperinteadeat of Publlo InatnulAa. . Man bar *f tho State Board af EducaLteu. In pluce of Witter J. Baxter, whose term ol oBea will expire Du sen bee Slot. I STB and a Rapro ooatatxro in Conerees for the Third CoMftexil nil DbtrMof thh State, to which thia aoualy b attaobwF. Abo aeeaator for the Fifteenth tfooaterial 1 Uriel, to whbh thi. County io attached $55 £ 77r.WS.iKuA^WMJ rr^s^^^VIBBATOE ABBIHStix»u."fcSL“Slnf=i;: „. „ sell rayidly. Send for .ireular. Er Y. EngrusiDS Co.. » Wall street. UU A-DATJKax lgM. t. WESTERN LANDS "Hkraaii*o-With PUtibursb. Ft- Waya* A Chiean R. K-. for ChkoAX.. aad toe Weet aad Bort HOMESTEADS. BTfclAD /re«. aend your addrun to 8. J. GIL- iCMTS BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. •titutfoa. provided for by Joist Bwolution Mo. D. Laws, of HCS. fA^»Uefollowins Ceuotr OBeere for the Coaaty wanted- [Capital & theCamp aign of18 76 itto. book for th* tone*. Give* a full birtop of mmf Capital and OoT.rnm.nv .'hum how A Jadss of Probata Sheriff. Clerk. Treasurer. lUjuirr of Doe-la. Prneeouftar Attorney. Two Circuit Court Commbriooere, a Surveror wad twp JOHM Q. CRBBRT. Sheriff n? Barry Coo: of Third street, and foot o Rr»h FLAX, TtKOnnr. MILUT. ntf>aAUA> aal Uhe teed, an thndted. wienird. 'baaed and send a»aaallyau4 parfsrtty as What, Orts, Bye or BUri^. ' AM KXTKA FB1CX b uamlty faM for ante asd mcAi ctaMl h, thbnachtee, Aar ezin claa&MB. IM THM WKT OMAIM of im, thaae wwe ■atetaxs. OaUy ths 0MLT MACUIMDI U*t««M rue wtth areM ■. 1H Jefcrson aroau., aad at th* Loaea. Arrive. I Detroit Use.I t Detroit tima.) wm. Special, Ch realc and Obscure Diseases mi.'i*'" ''“~li*"'iS-t Gen-1 Pam-evr Ar’I. HMBiltcu. fl/ either HZ. ^“"r or old,^inhrriltd or or^.r.d, 8TRI cflLYTBIV ATE xil-MtL CHICAGO S KfflMuLAEE SHORE aad soieutifosstanner. Immediate rultef: ewody. perfect aad permanrai cure*. A WMMSful experi- WBhorimt Un^/rtwmm Oteaco aad Uruad The onlf hnt ruaSy thruwyh Ifoy AwrhreaW HAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT M Warn JatiMi & Satinaw RAIIIOAD. SHORT LIXB IIXTWMEX MICHIGAN AM THE SOUTH. TIMKCARD ta KBM My. O, IWT*. Trains run by Cbiearw Tlaeo. jyitem JSteywra. TBAIXH GfiLXG S0VT1I. DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. Sumner Time Table. Ttoln, SABIN <3B CO, A. 1ST. Coaaabrior Nerchanls >ud dealers la Th»c unrivaled machines and repaint for mo arc supplied at lowest factory prices FLOUR GRAIN, And Mill Feed Board of Trade Building, Detroit, Mich, Ae«. MXh. UN. 2348213253484848235323485389532323 GREBLE & RUSSELL Uhteni Qtek ad ranees made on Cunrixamenls. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. '5 *8 BAJL.C1X A NORTON. (Saceeteora to BrHeo h Xortua. A to G. W. Baleh.) Grain Gomaon atsf"iafe, i!?:. « lir-iiu its area, jis - Ms -±jt_ IsUaB Corner Woodbridge & ShdbySts, Detroit, ZMCictk./ John nuiss GOlri; SblSTlI H. Wendell & Co. PORK AND SEEDS. and DETROIT, 5G (Sat***,,<l Sa*Ut GRAIN, FLOUR, 5-1 •Sundey asoeHed- Wood bridge - —-ufcN.inwto. .iu. St. Chica®, Hoc! Islani & M 1 ***• Mlehtna Lake Shore ruil- MICHIGAN. '-^ritkQBV Dfoboa of to. M Wheat a Specialty. tbsAadr name oeenart<nmen ts. Market Report* railroad. Tkoditecl route Ct JOUST. MOWS. [J UKNST, LACON. I'hOKl.t.OUD KO. MOUNK. ROCh ISUM. ZU r®tw»r V' -< ' “* „x rAsittxoror. i<> “■> mi, , xrrro.v. i’ss rcwtniiHteiioa American and Foreign I’at.Bts, •«S£»s.-£3ter.<_____________ Council Blufis and OmahaWithout Chunuo oi Can, THE ENEMY OF RIIEASEI Atebnmonu are imperfect we ybre iruira’elione to FOR SALE. Fruit Lands in tbe Michigan fruit belt One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 251-2 acres for a near Hasiwondence Vailed ffiatea Gtoettl Land Office. THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAX AXD BEAST 1* tbeGraad Old ’tiSdiT” ,“rT”3s “** “"-“tsaTc!!. u Aruum of Pay and Bounty. mustang liniment, Srv?RaAS 8TOOD THE TEST OF ft- J- PW, Carriate, Sin ail Onuntal m"«*8U*Lu»- . ifcBaBmiggg QRAXD TRUNK RAH.WAY. KAYkW* xbkvbkwobth. NOT I WILL COLORADO, AND N* — , ~_____ _ *.£* Vg?g£? MEXICO. fo.Ui a f*11 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-02.pdf 4f72cb96c1cfe66efc0a18f5b5032f26 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 45. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1876. ■■I. DEWEY , r/.L/s;//.s RURAL TOPICS. WAGONS! WJO fon yyr litxT »i*Tf °4IS ’,t W,LL stLL STIWMffl INI illIIMNS A.ND EuSIHESS CARDS. : wheelbarrow to put around the roots in addition to the aurface aoil. See that all the roots come in dose contact with the aoil, by moving the trunk of the tree back and forth while putting in the earth. When the route are well covered tread liUQElMU MOItJlES. down the earth <nx»n than as fairly as on shoeing horses, make* the possible, then fill in nearly full, tread following remarks on overreaching: “I again, and then tern in part of a jail of believe there are few blockxinitlis that water, let it nettle n few hours, then fill up with earth aud llw work u done. know how to shoo homes that overreach, Ur.ELIK<l-lN TH EKM. und some that do not seem willing to learn. The term "heeling in" mean* the dig­ Others think again that there i? no better ging of a trench large enough to hold way than making the *hoc* shorter, aud the roots of whatever is to be heeled in, placing the forward ono on the toe, and the so that when covered they will be fully hinder uno on the heel of the home. They I protected. Then take your trees, or shrubs, snd pack them in the trench nt a need to understand that there is a letter j slight angle, na dose as you can; aud way, and borne owners should make note when the work is done the top* uf tho of it. The following rul«x_js n good one: trees, &c., will lie upon the ground, and Make the forwatd chocs long, nod llie toe­ may, a* above stated, be covered slightly calks short and standing a little under, and with hsy or straw, if the rapt of the sun are quite powerful. All kinds of trees set them as far back ns convenient, in or­ and shrubs may bo kept hcaled-in from der to let the feet roll over as soon a.* pos­ Octotcr to April ur May, aud not be in­ sible,*<o get'out of the way. Aud in sett­ jured in the least, but the trench must ing the shoe* on the hind feet, reveme the be deep enough to allow all the roots to go down below the surface of the soil; order to keep them hack, to give time for and they should be covered about a foot the fotward feet to get out of the way. deep over all, and the earth well packed Make the toe-calks high, aud the half-calks among them. I think it is the best way low, to keep the “fe> t Lack, then ho will to menage trees, Ac., to heal them in wtU in October or November, according to the travel like other. horse*. This .may • ,be I climate, aud set thorn in the Spring, as remedied in port tn the mode of paring the , tbcy arc oftcn iujored by froMU of prices lower thqni ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. houf. This is essential in all cases, and . where too many horses have been undo 1 ' cripples, TUE rEEDIMI VYALl’EOF BOOTH. In addition to tin- O/iccr Chilled Plntrn and castings, we luyve a full stock of Douce and. lll’C all grOUIXl Points i =ALAMAZO° ®1L? wsungi ; and sold at the same price ilS Ull^rOIIIHl LPJOflN. points. 150yl G-RiiBLE & RUSSELL. for the GalEj.Vuktk. THE VICTORY IS WON I ND.«l RGEON-Iliek" *tuo4xxtef PNIM-: hundred bushels ordinarily, fknnt-r* should always grow a lew hundred bushels fur their liorae* and cows, being the best roU that can be given to them. Sugar beets come next in value, and they are worth to feed to cow* about oue sixth tuctr weight io corn meal. Turnip are worth about one-eighth their weight of corn meal, and all help tu winter stock cheaply, and good coouiuon. condition. The fanner who cn! in gOOQ 1IIO..IUM. wuvw tert upon winter feeding with no roots j Las made a serious mistake iq his judgmoDt. Ji is rather troubleeomc some un>>*w .. ----------------------------- __insome eases to weed out root crop; but when the land has been war.iired heavily the nrevious year', end cultivated in some hoed crop, with a view of growing .root* ou it the following season, keeping the weeds thoroughly subdued, there i-. no trouble in growing a good crop without much labor in weeding. ALbOPPOSITION ISOVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. .TNKBSHIP • I. j. n»<r.r >itsra,Stale to at all hours. uW '■'.Mtnl-aUner. J Katie* of ‘iWi j » AND FROSRL'UrnrG '■•"’tr. Ar»nt for Home , ,, M i 1‘iiWBi* Iiuwrane* " ' '■' ' <• •' •- iu th« Coart ftoaa*. —________ W.H. BURGHER. ^’hf- •*>» Shelter. OBae ' KOOMAN. ,SAAC ?'!L 11 r t7 I'-mitr U, 8. Marihal, Ga*■ZlkM-'T. f- ‘"“hft®'1 Y*«'00»e».-bSav _ H • . H.itia**. Mleh. JaarlTi f. s. bowenZ~~ Co<'*u «•*»<»•■-. For ful Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and all oth­ er Goods usualy kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COMIE VIVJL> SEE ME! j JOHN STANLEY. Harteing*, Jifrne 12, *76 UNDERTAKING KTEOBI-W* BHDTBBKM' -*------- ----N-C pkimduET ,ean ,n r°*1 ***»«" "t AMuicJ* G* HOLBROOK, joayl’tB CARDING- In the buslne**, con truly say that they can do better work, aod give better sat­ isfaction than any other firm in th!.section. W. II. Stebbins, the *enior Tb*raarel*-Bb?f member, with the experience of ■ life­ time, will alwnysgivo hfe personal sttention to this part of their extcnMrc w‘£ax. 4.... B-ur. rm K STKBBIN8 BROS | Jalv WELCOME MARBLE.|— .. —I**- M The trial of Genera! Babcock for al­ leged conspiracy in the Safe Burglary case Upia thia morning If the Governmeui can offer nothing more than what the U. 8. Atty., Geo. Welly, propore* a* inferred yesterday, there can be little doubt of a moat triumphant acquittal. The city still swarms with CrWmaisI pleased with the object* of histone inter­ est which they find her* than with all they saw at Philadelphia. The Indian war seem* to have been brought virtually to a conclusion and not much more remains to be btr done except t to take such step* as will prevent a renew­ be done at the proper time and the proper temperature, and never churned too long. And after the butter cornea from the churn, it should be bandied just os little as possible—just sufficient to re­ move the butter<mQk, work in tho salt, &c.’’ '• _ These rules combine, however, but a small portion of the minutia of butter­ making. After tho butter is made a great deal depends on the kind of vessels it is put in. Oak tubs and firkins arc best; and there must be perfect cJcauJtneas aud purity in everything pertaining toil. ' DISEASED rOLLTMT. At tho Underwriter's convention held in New York yesterday the oommittee on wind currents reported that the signal service had been no materially roduoed by practically valnde**, The vain* of th* knowledge of the probabla direction of I able velocity as impartsdjto that board by the Signal Corps, can only bo esti­ mated by persons interested in tasratime affair*. Governor Tilden’s letter of acceptance was freighted ’ with a weighty cargo of. figures, which give* It an oppearano* of great value with the majority who glanced at it, and confused the mathematics of many who went through the teak. But there is nothing no fries as lying figure*, Half a century of experience in breed­ HOWTO SET TAXES. ing jioultry extenaivwly convinces me that From Grat to last the work must be dduc It docs not "pay'’ to spend * great deal of well.' The tree* rourt l»e with earc, lime in “doctonng" them Tho following with all the routs that can be obtained, mates the earo dearly : “The direasea of without spending unnecessary time. Stand fowls are to numerous, aod their origin so b, yourself,'if you set hired men to digging various, that doctoring them io worse them up, and sec that the work is done than usolca*. This being tho case, the right, ns not one man iu a hundred of ordi­ best tiling that can bo done, b to Napoleon's account* of nafeught battle* nary farm hands can be trusted alone to dig put all mek fowls in a large roomy box, and ungained victories, a* mo*t railway up trees. There must be no mauling of tbu placed it a cool spot if the weathrr be aooonnU abundantly prove. Governer roots: but cut off tho larger ones carefully, warm. They should be fed jtmt what Tilden’s elaborate statistic* excited mmIand save all the small fibrous roots that they relish meet, and plenty of good pure cion at first, and * carefnl nr—ithsn you can, as they are the life of the tree., water should be kept supnliod. If the shows that they are entirely untrustwor­ Don’t leave the trees when dug up exposed' disease is eurable, nature will do the work ; to the sun and wind. If to ba carrod far if not curable, which is often the case, the thy. Mr. Charles F. Conant, Assistant in ■ wagon the roots should bo covered, if bird will die, and the rest Of the flock tyill Secretary of tho Treasury, has taken pains the raa ahines, and on arriving at tho place1 not be endangered. Sick fowls should al­ to examine carefully ao much of hi* letter of destination heel them in as *ouu a* pos­’ way* be removed from the fioek •* soon sible, unIna you can set them out imme­’ as i«o**ible. Promptnem, in this respect,1 compares his figure* with Um frets diately, and tn that case they ought to be' may be th* means of saving the entire put in the shade. Wb«a llic trees are not I flock from contagion. to be set for some days, it is best, after be­ ing heeled in, to throw some eoar* hay or Our Centennial, straw over their tops to prevent tho evap oration of the sap in the brancht*. The Train Has brought me a tree* should bo trimed Iwfore they are B heeled in, and the tops should conform in stock of Boots, Shoe*. and Gaiter* for the bulk somewhat to the roots of the Ires*. summer And fall trade, which I will sell : Next eotnen the setting ; do nut be in a way down low for Cash. . I also full the Singer Sewing *" " hurry, dig tho boles abundantly large so that celebrated । the roots can be extended their full length differcut Kinds of Sewing Mae { and trust to no man alone to do this work 11 far you, Put the rarfime sofl by itself, Cistern Putnwr J. Mac* . Opposite the Po*t:Ofi« |~r U b« xxiltf Hsatings, Mich. In Hastings I 4. U .U CM for IM 1-2 '■ ■■ ' “ e btndncM. Hearse and Toain furnished when ‘ PBESERVUCa APPLES. Apple* that are designed to be preserv­ ed till spring must be hand picked, as every farmer probably knows but the question then comes up, how shall they l»c packed ? It has been found that apples packed it barrels in ground charcoal can be shipped to England m excellent condition, aud keep a long-time after arriving- tlrcre, while those sent otherwise pack*d|decay badly on the passage. Buckwheat chaff is prob­ ably the best thing for farmers to pack ap_ pics in that arc designed for long keeping, as ground charcoal is not s > easily obtained. Sawdust, if perfectly dry, is as good as buckwheat chaff. First put in a layer ot chaff or sawdust, then pack in a layer of apples, then put iu an other layer of chaff or sawdust, and so on till the barrel is’ full, then cover and head it up. Washikotos,!), C, Sept. 29,1876. al of it in the spring. It appear* that ' some of the tribes nr bands at least ar* trying to escape into British territory. A Pioneer Press special from Bismarck says: Gon. Terry and staff arrived here to-day en route for St. Pania. A dash by th* Oth Cavalry and the 6th Infantry upon Wolf point agency to intercept the Unc* Winter, l>eforc the roots hvvo obtained a papas attempting to cross at that point fir™ liold on the soil. was a failure. The troop* failed’ to over­ take the Indian*, who succeeded in fording In setting tree*, shrub* and vinca no the river and escaping into British territo­ manure should be placed in contact with ry. The employee* of the Agency who the roots, but put it above them when the hole* arc nearly filled, so that it will •aw them eras* repreaent the number at be covered several inch**. Well rotted several hundred. The Indians ooufeared stable manure is suitable for everything, that they were in a destitute condition, and cow manure being best. A* winter ap­ had thrown away lodges to facilitate light. proaches cuarec manure, mixed with con­ They offered extravagant prices in ponies siderable straw, spread uvej the ground On the other hand *' rather thick arouua the stems or trunks, for ammunition. a* far as the roots extend, will be useful Fort Sully telegram says, the chief Blue in preventing injury from severe frost, and Eagk- is reported as saying, when called U will ai»> enrich th* ground, and the u[K>n to surreodsr, that be would do noth­ tree*, Ac., will bo much benefitted. In the Spring it may remain as a mulch, or ing of the kincT; all that he wants ■ for the soldier* to cross over to the oast bank the coarse parts may be removed. and take care of their rations and th* In­ GOOD DVTTW. There is no good reason why every dians would take care of themselves. Uh I farmer's wife may not make good butter, pretty good for Injun dal I with good cows aod well fed. An old Taft left last night for Ohio ; be will idairyman says: No fint-clasa butter or <cheese can be made short of the following do yeoman service in the Republican rules: First, it is very important to have cause. There is no one better able to good pastures with plenty of good run­ copc with the cj.-Confederate sentiment ning water, in order to go*, good milk, now no prevalent in the Democratic with out which no ono need try to make party than this distinguished gunUeaum. fine butter or chcc*c. <Thc next iit. order is, the milking should be done in the The ad captandum parsimony of the re­ ncaUat possible mauuer. The milk room generate rebels io tho last Congttws i* be­ should bo constructed so a* to hare the ing felt all over the country, and B* crip­ proper temperature at all times, The pling influence is felt in every walk of milk should bo skimmed at the proper tima for butter ; the churning also should life. WOOL. WOOL. Being ■ bimine** that m d* • of experience, । A bushel uf carrut* to feed to a horse i* worth from half to iwo-tliirds as much as a bushel of oats; and when wc consider tbut a tburuand buabels uf carrots cau in s-»mc case* be grown un an acre of land, and five PLOWS AND CASTINGS. SAI.lSBi BY X. ItROSSEAV. "its ■ OUR WASHINGTON LET^t. Lh. Rarvaucis Hinn by enact p'jstaa.r-.............. .. i. vi isjjoi wot sr.cwi WHOLE NO. 1088. -n i» . • �ANOTHER T.LOEN SWINDLE. f/Wrifcn -gmur. DEWEY, a ' NAL. W< trb*4 every Republican greenback EDITOR Hastings, Ffaffl., Oct. 2, 1876. Howl of the home jour­ When Coh IxoxRflOLb f«*d his old j In New York Ibej ere ofraH «* be’0 ■PcenbonMr ran well, he chnrgee eo eoor- voter ra Barry county would read in the ’ Donheimer 1* al Toledo managing the Journal of the 27th nit., an editoTilden “still hoot" in Ohio. But the r’_al on the nomination of Geo. Thomas at ’ Jackson as thc Greenback nominee for ■Republicans arc now awake. The “reform" tidal wave roll* on. The Congress. Notwithstanding the u-u«l jftg AnEkxpxnt Outburst. PoMwl NoIm. 8«.y-"«rS“ ra.rad-.U.B.j. i.Blu., apoi,. Oonrwuo”, raued WORTH i-2 r>v "f,k” j “ 6>” . BAILWAY COMPANY. their UH, hot Sham, with h» awurtomed 1 mesotron and pemtriousucM. although ! having handreds of dollara to his credit । the bank, kopt putting the firm off in Ifrom time to time, perhaf* paying a pit­ tance on account. One time tic g*vc a* i nn excuse for not paying that he was go­ !ing to Europe, aod had not Ume to at itend to the matter. Tho firm was guo.1 FEW enough to allow th* bill to ren along for yearn, bes-aure it was again* Mr. Tilden. , finally Ixxwmo Il wbrnM * member of thc firm called for hi* pay, Mr. Tilden became exceedingly indignant, tell ing him that he owed him nothing, and ordered him oat of the house! A suit was commenced and Mr. Sham J. Tilde.., Democratic candidate for the Presidency, pleaded in deleurc that the areoaot wu outlawed. Tbe court could aot do otherwiae than give judgment again* the firm. Thi* i* all ■ matter of court record. However, a man who will commit perjury lira in order to swindle tho government in its hour of need out of a few thousand dollars, We h”e .""V “I"1 iL “ pro,» Hmrobe.ML-ral Ura nralor of «nd p.cbclic |»—ff rrad .ujlhiojor rbr ]Haye* ship rides the crest,'.while thc floun the bigbrat ordercanoe of “Slippery Bam” i* swamp­ journals, their anxiety will sometimes get dcring , He was recalling the acene* oftho " thc better of them, and they will un- .ed, in a trough of the »ea. and said: * mad as a hatter” refer* to tho Corwittingly (perhaps,) disclose their real The past rise* before me like a droam. feelings. Il is'no news to aay, that the ,necticnt hst-makm who threaten to di*- a™, worn » lb. orrat rtruatl; for lift W. brar th. raood. of Greenback party ■ is tho creation of the (charge their employes for joining in n »rap.r.lioo-tbe urauo of tb, boiMeroo. Democratic party. The Democratic par­ Haye* and Wheeler demonstration. JniiM—tho silrervoirae of hraoie b»gk«. ty has tried in thc ’art sixteen year*, A year ago thc Mtarimuppi Democrat* Weraetboorarai.oru.ra.blw-eoJ'"' every conoaivable scheme to gel hold of were prcpar^ig for the election by the Clin­ the umraU of erelot,; »o era tbe P* the rrins uf the government. They have ton massacre. This year thc South Car­ ebeeke uf women, nnd ‘be fluJtral feee* of left no stone unturned to thal end, and olina Democrat* begin with Hamburg and men; nndin tbrao rara-mUnp. «e«• n» their last attempt, which which will prove follow np Hamburg with' Aiken County. tite-dcad whose dart kra hare covered with flowers. Wo low right of them no more as futile aa all their former ones have, is “Htrncirt 'mopey for all, and the originating thc Greenback party. But Thc Democratic campaign in thc South We arc with them when they enlist u. the army of freedom. Wo ore them fre<f. xcHbtfls 'for 'alt. There the Homo JoaruaF« production speaks for is bring pressed with great vigor. The great part from those they love Some mcwalk ; shortW "be 'Po inflation" which itself, and we only propose to make a few latest report from South Carolina is that ing for the last time in quiet woody ptorau wiH^lbpreciate1 the one nor aec- comments upon said production, and give the number of negroes killed in Aiken with the maidens- they adore, n e near terfah Ittfbrfo'fande 'which will our readers th* benefit of tho article by County is from thirty to one hundred. thc whisperings nod the sweet rows of Not a single white man has lost- bis life. eternal love a* they lingeringly part for­ destroy thf pther.’; printing ii. tt ire. Tho Journal cannot ever. Others' arc bending over cradles, is capable of any mean act. Thc New York Thlwar ha* magnaui. A New York German now on thc Re­ kiuing babies tl»At are ariccp. Some arc .Wrt^lL REPIBLTIA.’I TICKET. sec why tla nomination was made, niotuly doubted that Mr. Tilden would be when the majority of the delegates pres­ publican stump at thc West writes that roeciring thtfWeaaing* of old men. Some guilty of such imsall and contemptible be­ ent "knew thai .bat Democratic apostle, the Germans of the West will be true to are parting who hold them and press them havior, and rt> exprames itself. Tho fol­ to their hearts again and again, and *ay '■ ' For Prandnl, Fidus IJvermort, was an advocate of the 'the old flag, despite the mercenary raril­ lowing card, from Mcasrs. Pottier Ai Stynothing ; and some arc talking with wives, greenback theory. JuM so, Mr. Journal; lations of demagogues and political adven­ and endeavoring with brave words spoken mu*, in reply', rpeaks for itself: thc Dcmoeiatio game of “heads, I win, turer*, such as Sigel and others. ii» the old tone* to drive from their hearts dfWN».-I Wc tails, you loose.’' is ax characteristic of An outbreak of Adams enthusiasm thc awful fear. We ace them part Demccrnts individually, as of tho party. serin* to be awaited outside of Massachu­ see the wife standing in the door, with thc . ,,/qr .prfr/Vrsi/wrt,-.. babe in her arms, — standing in the sun ­ Fidus undoubtedly represents either end setts with the same sort of hushed expec­ light sobbing,—at tbe turn of the road a of the Democratic platform, or both cuds tancy which preceded the Hell Gale explo­ hand waves,—she answer* by hiding high of New York. at thc same time if by so doing it will re­ sion ; but the contract for tuning has evi­ in her loving bands the child. He is gone, earning other parties, which w* denire Io eonuadiet moat emphsticsilr. First, that •■Mr. dound to his political success. No, green­ dently been a }>crtnancnt failure. and Torcrcr. Tweed was long a admit but influential me». Wc rec them all as they march proudly back era, you 'should have waited and vot­ Dcnocrats arc getting to have curious away under thc flaunting flags, keeping ed solid for Fidus, as 'badoubtcdlj all O.P^HOU^KX. ideas of time and space. Donhrimer fig­ time to the wild, grand auric ol war— democratic greenback era will. Yrs, you Jr.PARTniDGE ures out Albany and Trey to be hundreds marching down the streets of the great aad invariable rafurc-1 to do any ring wwk of should vote for Mr. Livermore, for tho r . i.ll.. II .1 H ot miles apart, and Watterson, sitting two cities.—through thc towns and acroe* tha any kind whatever. Relating t« our bill ■tax. PaMlcI»*n»rtla»-HOiu»CKH.TAKirEIX prairies,—down to the fields of glory, to do against Mr. Tilden, you state: "It appear*, -WMritxrBojrd Education-WITTER J.nAXTKK Journal says you have bo possible chance hour* in Cougrw, draws pay fur a month, and to die for the eternal right. •■■■ -l I *• * ’ i: ■ ■ from t heir (Pottier A Slymu.) own account, to elect Mr. Thomas. So it might have besides mileage, of course. If there is We go with them one and all. Wo arc that lh» Mil w>m a disputed one. ami that they HOWARD. HKXRY W continued and said : vote the entire Dem­ one thing they all understand, it is mtle- by their ride on all the gory fields,—in all ocratic ticket,, for you hare no chance to the hospitals of pain.—on all thc weary elect any .part of your ticket; which •gemarche*. We stand guard with (hem in furnish a bill ef item*, and that Mr. Tilden A Democratic music dealer at Pittsfield without a doubt is true. Now the Jour­ thc wild storm and under the quiet >tars. answered it by pteadiag the rtalW of iimilaWe are with them in ravines running with lioni against ua. thu* uring the weapon wa furnal want* you grocnbackers to make H*!5CHETr. DUNHAM. amends by reconsidering the action of publishing house to send him ‘-Honest blood.—in the farrows of old fields. We are with them between tuntending host', Wifi you please print this and oblige ? that convention. Yes ; i-econsidexfgrecn- Sam Tilden," meaning a song ol that unable to move, wild with thirst, the life Tsars rcspcclfully, > back men. to reconsider especially at this name; and was astonished when the ebbing slowly away among the withered POTTIKR & STYMUrf MAST. CO. time is good { because if ^ou don’t, Fidus answer came baek. ‘‘Have searched high loaves. We see them pierced by balls and is sure to be defeated, as will also Geo. and low, and there is nothing of the‘ torn with sheila in the trenches by forta and .in the whirlwind of tha charge, when? TO CALIFORNIA. Thomas, and Mr. J. H. Magown, a good men become iron, with nerves of steel. aud true Republican, an honest and It is stated that Governor Tilden’s We are with them in the nrlann* -f faithful soldier of our brave old Vtn explanation ol tits income tax is not hatred and famine ; but human speech can Thc Prophet Not Without Honor in cavalry, will bo elected. Then, Republi­ given any weight at tho Internal Rev­■ never (ell what they endured. Hi» Own Country Wc are at homo when tho now* comes cans, con thc matter well before taking a enue Bureau, and (.'ommwrioticr llaum। , that they are dead. We ree tho maiden step that you will in the end regret. Rc< docs not sec that it should interfere in i , in the shadow of her first sorrow. Wc sec The Opinion of Tho«c Who member that oh election day you will be any way with thc suit that is to be’ the silvered liead of the old man bowetl Right on the Ground AND' NW THE VERY MEN deserted by a large majority of now pre­ brought in tlic United United Staten1 with thc last erief. WHO FOUGHT AND 1 VOTED TO tended Democratic greenbackers, who District Court to recover the tax money' Thc post rises before us and wc see tour BREAK ,UP THIS 'UNION. NOW will cast their v*tes for the regular Demo­ withheld. millions of human beings governed by the Unsought Testimony in Favor UNDER THE SAME NAME AND lash ; we sco them bound hand and foot; of the ‘ Old Reliable” cratic nominees They are already dei It was on Aug. 9, 18GG, that (tor. Hen­’ we hear tho strokes of criel whips ; we sec ORGANIZATION,STILL CALLING Ncrth-West. ITSELF DEMOCRATIC, APPEAL sorting you, thinking that they hare dricks, then United States Senator, pock­’ the hounds tracking wumefl through tan­ drawn suffirieutly from the Republican eted 12,000 of back pay, given him by the > gied swamps. We sec babes sold from tho TO YOUR GENEROSITY TO SURRENDHR“Ttt THEM ALL THE rank* to insure in part Democratic suc­ act of July 28, I860. In making ont his, breast* of mothers. Cruelty unspeakable! GREAT- POWERS OF THE GOV­ cess. Without further comments we account lor mileage ho reckoned the dis­ Outraco infinite. ’ Four million bodies in chains—four ERNMENT." THEY ASK TO AD­ herewith git* you the Journal article : tance from Indianapolis to Washington at1 million souls in tetter*. All thc sacred and Council Kaff*. MINISTER ITb LAWS, CONTROL 1066 miles. The distance by rail is 675 TUK GRXXXHACK COXaRKSHIOMAT. CO!»« > relation* of wife, mother, father, and child ITS -REVENUES. AND TO MOLD VSXTIOX. ITS VotTCY AT HOME AND miles. Probably Mr. Hendricks wentt trampled beneath the brutal feet of might. ABROAD1TioTH OF-THEIR CAN­ Hon. Geo. H. Thomas, of Gull Lake, around by the Lakes, and Montreal, tak­ And all thia was done under our own DIDATES, THOUGH LIVING IN was nominated by the Independent Green* ing in Portland, Boston, and other seaport beautiful banner ofthe free. Thc past rues,before ua. Wc hear thc THH NORTH, OPPOSED EVERY bock Convention. Why thia Domination Uwna. “Reform tit necessary." Grand1 roar and shriek *f tho bursting shell. The MEASURE OK THE WAR, ALL was made after the sentiments of Mr. Rapids Journal. broken fetter* tall. These heroes died. THE MOVEMENTS TO 'ORGANIZE Livermore were known to thc majority of Wc look. Instead of slaves we sec men, THF/ARklY THAT BEAT DOWN those present, is beyond our ken, unless it t and women, and children. Tho wand of THI-^ftCTELLION. AND ALL THE was io- elect a pronodneed out and out progresa touches the auction-block, thc SAFEGUARDS ADAPTED TO 8E hard money advocate in the person of Mr. Indianapolis Gen. Logan referred to T1L‘ slave-pen, the whipping-peat, and wc cm CURKTHE RESULTS OF OUR VIC­ McGowan, thc Republican nominee. Mr. hon»al and firreidcw.aud school-houses On<l TORY. THE MEN THEY WOULD Livermore in hiu own language says : r books, and where all was want, aud crime. What Union speech has Tilden ever ",‘I proclaim that if elected to Congress BRING,INTO THE CHIEF PLACES wy vote and influence shall be given to re­ made? It m said that a newsboy created1 and cruelty, and fetter*, wo sec thc face* OF THE REBEL ARMIES OB WHO : of the free. a aenration in tho streets of New York peal ia foto th* Resumption Aot. That FROWNED AND COMPLAINED IN Three heroes are dead. They died for ' '* -3 —non greenbacks one day during the war by crying ‘'Bereat THE NORTHS THfcSAlfESTATES they shall be your Henilil. Great -ifnira speech by. liberty—they died for ua. They are al Jhunucl J. Tilden!" The firn m->n. wwf .1— .t i TH AWAEBED AND MAINTAIN ED received nt for revenue, ORDINANEC8OF SECESSION ARE jma all_____ ___ -__ ,___ _____ ,_ caught nt the paper, ran it over in vain THE. Mdb-Wt.STRENGTH OF THIS That the law demowetiting silver shall be the tearful willows, and tho , COALITjQN r^Scgactfw, Merman, repealed. That the Gold, Silver nod P1*7 ‘‘W beneiUl thc ‘’’“low. of But the boy Greenback dollar shall stand equal in all The ex-ri£^w*cecpt ‘kc resak of the Ute douda, carders alike of the sunshine ai said on tho subject If ilk war apd the1 wmrtibutaohal amendments ’ declarations of They ’j^w 'thdr 'riMcrity' in tbfo. cam­ ating discreetness of Democratic landers and t*b atS-aSisr-Philadelphia, r«»K < EN*| II. EluXj"; ---- -Te**1t£f-Z MS v.—CTt:d; u 'iiu,,,3aU'"‘w. Pennsylvania Railroad i t. Ci.,7 hr Exhibition, 4,. । EATING STATIONS rJiS/O.\ TICKETS^ mt-jill l.o ,»M _t all ,^53 EUTIKBTORDB. HAYES 'R'ldiistrft- CALIFORNIA WILLIAM i. WHEELER ftassss* esssa paign?'’ O»Q.oVg«odemcn made’ a speech" for tildca and ‘h& t»a of lus speech: .. A Debate ■eremlyof death. [A yoioc—“Glory."! I have one Mmfinu>n» C r“™-J^5* friends, I tell tern for the dead. you thgyc arc errtaiu mrn ,yoo moat pul Notice. ‘ ‘ J Embrace* under one manajrcmeut the ' Great Trunk Hallway Lint* of ibt WBfl’ and NORTH •WEST, aud. with it* nutnerons branches tuidcoinieciioDt, forma the shortest and quickest route between Cmcipo aud all pointe ia Ilutois, AVibconsix, NobYuebx Michigan. Minnesota, Iowa. NsBRASKA, CA14FORS1A. mid the WtXTEBX TKBBrrotUER. I Omaha and Califprnia Line Th tho shortest and beG r.mte fora)! ednta in Northkhx I (.uxors, Iowa, AKoro. Nehkaska. Wrnutxu. tot. obado. Utah. Nevada,(,'AuronxtA. Urbipn, Cuixa, Japan atidArsTKAua.. Its Chicago, Madison and St. P^ul Line Is tbe short line for Nortuerx Wb ooxrix and Mxm.nksota, and for Majxbox, St. Baud, Minxea Pulis, Dclcth and all point* in tbe Great Northwest. Its Wliiuiict and at. Peter Linn lathe only rout® for Wixoxa. Hoches- . ter, Owatonna, Mankato, St. Peter. New Umi, nt.d all join’s In Southern and Cenlral MintMua. Ils Green Bay and Marquette Line » I, the only Unc for J.KjsvtuA Watertown. For Dv Lac. Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay. Ehcanaiu, Negaunee, Marquette. Hnvainox.' HANexxtK, and the Lake Svferiob Country. Ite ✓. FreePort and Dubuque Line la the only route for Elgin. Boceford. Freeport, a<.d nil points vin Erwport. Its , Chicago and Milwaukee Line la the old Lake Shore Route and is the, only one pas.*ing through EvamtoX, Lake Forest, Htohi-axd Park, Wavkrgan, Ractve. Krnosua to Milwaukee. Pullman Palace Cars Arc run on all through trains ofihr* road. . 1.1. U tlx ONLY LINE ninths _ thcae car* between Chicmo and «• Paul, Chlrawo and Milwaukee. eago and Winona. . , At Omaha our Steeper* c •nnect the Overland Bloopers on Pacific Railroad fur all points West oi tbe Mtemrarl River. • , On the arrival of the trains f.vnitM East or South. IheltRlMoriltetwrasv A North-Wcatern Railway LLA'r CHICAGO a* follow* : , , .... For Council Blair*. Omaha and <Mbfonita, TwoTIwoORli Train* dally. Pullman ..Palaeo Drawing ... __ .. ... < •.......sll ItliluA. gli Train* Dally, with Pullman i Cara attached on both Green Bay nnrt Lnko Superey. TwoTralD* daily, with Pullman Patorc GRU attached, and running tbrougnto ’’fS-'Sniw.nao.-. Four Thnx-kb Tralu dally, Pullman Cura ou nignl trains, Parfor Chair Cara on day t rain* For Hpartaand Wtoonn and puts »n Mlnwwrite, One Through 1 mln dell.'. with Pnlliuan Bleeper* t * " in"na Two For Dubuque, via Frrcfx.rt. Two Through Train, daily, with J'u'lmaii Care on Bight Inin-. m For Dubuque and I-a Cro* . ' I* Ote ton two Through Trains dnlh.. wtth Oar* «n night tram toMc- points yen o” ’ lb-___ iindwv • • • oinaM •n Ff«>" Street; •k Street cr C*n*l «rara, WS" ?“S ’. k-mi*- »«j atHuourrr. uitap’t. cni^ Cbkngo �........................... ...... -y»n to th, foot. 9,01 thfo flsanre question b ta .,h„ u 1U, r, n ... . Thcr? appears to be a gentleman in ifohj. } Hlltvltfd JIMk^u .r <•/ /KtJar, lfi c'Lu.u mrw who Us become tired of tbe go’J b to burst ujMu ti, M ao«,. S*muel aoan- M m Samuel nd especially of having It crowded dowi. I TlW*nu •!«««•!. Wi bo deceived. This t we will desist from that at tirnam.) .„■ el4,n’ « uo’ fir their nardabi s.» , ............. .. u“‘ yuai lor their kyahjr during tfarir rebellion.? I would phue at the bead of this nation a nnd sec If that will set any, Urtar.ifuot, who would dare to beau hnnaet man. One wc will confow that ths gentleman i» bsrd to who make, „„ Wm iccu4w returB,; CM who please. I stated that you eonfal by n> means make a paper .dollar (of course of the grecn- briped to suppre*, lin. rehoUioa ; not one who _____ back theory.) equal to a dollar in gold, and he fUt.u. , replies fay saying, as scon as the government 1 put their stamp and number on this green pn to tk< hilt, tx), rally around ths flog, Repub­ :i:to r. n. I**r- ,!hr?‘ l”“ * in «H««I M a buvbel licans ! Ut this dreemivf uoliew of .. i.—. . lf susrcwin.- *,■15 r. w. Ti-.tF 1-nm HASTWGS CITY DRUG STORE Nobtu 1bvisa. Sept. 30,1 I8T0, of wfaetil, I w'n* not talking about Wheat, but Ftom th< Buffoh, a>au«retol Adv.rtber. Cat­ . « rd x^. Sept. Mch.M7d. | •‘honest laeu and faunal inoiiey.” this wheat business. For ItiMsuco the gov-crntuetit uf Itri»y issue* a paper dollar which | ia never to lie redeemed and derive* it to be ardxn school house. flie Hum Mr. Cook from Lowell, mid tho Editor of the Lowell i worth a dollar in gold, aud a legal tender. ine great .pte-uetw of t|le ■nan in ihiltlinorc has grecnt>acka. hitch up my torn hnd start. When 1 arrive I fud the man. and anxious to sell. So wc measure up ten l-u-helt. aud put prerent n sufficient quaulity of my legal ten drr notes just Issued by the government of Irving. Now cornea in the troul.lcj- The nmn frotn Baltimore 1-cghia to mJ . list kind of inoticy will not pa« under our (ioverntneut inOl-TUl'.KS. skme for our productions or at least paper that is to Be redeemed in gold, the AuOner the Q. Crer.y Vr soman j|p< c<(ok carefully reviewed the Greenback policy, aud system of Cannes, mid log&lly showed it to be, in the mind of nny cMtdld man n mere bubble He virtually dctnaUshed that ihoory. Mr. Hine declared there would be cither*} Democrat or n llepdbhMn Oresident elected ibis fsT. Cpou these ground, he carefully reviewed the birtory of the Democratic party, from Iho'bcginning of the war to the present day- Which lias evidefiily the l.laekest re­ cord Hint ever disgraced a nation. Aho, thehistory and character of Sainuri J Tilden who। evidently has tbe hhekest record that ever disgraced a candidate for the 1’reridcncy. I . । its are enpged for I be uccarion. . ........... ••• —j- -■ ■ my friend nil *br governments in tn? wbrld use gold orpaj-er. on n goM l<sht,' and ‘the THE COUNT-1 YAIR. k you know .twill,-., anywhere «f /r!r. f.fr, Tl.e reirfo. were ab.-ut on. tfauu. your govsrement, butynura only afoongyour- a01, anj|# dfopfoy ofUrre*. catUe. ri.eep, ^^jriar. agricultural imph-uicnt*. potaloe*, ap­. . 'I this by talking about exchange*, for there i»iI pics pear* grai-c«. and nluiu.t every thing in, ■; : I ' no such thing in thi« argument. I want you [ tbe fruit line. A .plendld show of poultry, a( - --------- < tl» foy down n naked greenback thafU never bpiier cannot Le.I.own in the State ue believe. /..-OU- THE COUNTY. to be redeemed by the ride of a jjdd dollar I Floral Hol* full uf article.. (t-x» nuiuerou. On tho 8th itist. sn excursion partyfrom Detroit of sumo 1,200 persons passed through here, and although the excursion was larger than expected, there were no delays for want of car*, und the excursionists wcre load in prase of a line that did iu bustuws in so prompt ami faithful a man­ ner. On theOih anexcurrion from St. Thom­ as. on the 11th one from Loudon, Ont., ^n the 15th one from Rochester, aud on Ihursday night a luunMer excursion from Detroit, px«hed over thb line. They nil received good attention und prompt denpatch, arriving in Philadelphia' without any vexatious delays One of these exctiniiou trains rao over six honwu, throwing . the engine and tender from the track ; but owing to the excellent managemctit of l£e employees of the road, and the fact that Westinghouse air brakes were in use on the train, not one person was injured, and ' thc train was not delayed half an hour. Tho number that were carried in these ex­ cursions was fully six thousand. Arrangements have been made by the line for three mammoth cxcuraiotm to-day and Monday. The regular traveljby the line is greatly on the im-rcaae, yet Jutwitli* standing tho heavy trains, they are run promptly on schedule time. The one rca-^n r r this, is the management, being part of tho wptem oflbc roads under control oftlie Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The line is also fortunate in its. representative’ in this section. It* Saperintcndenl, Mr. Robert Neilson, at Elmira deserves much praise for.thc management of these excurs­ ions. lie always remains at the post o( duty during the entire night, and givro pcnwniah attention to thc movement of trains. The Western Passenger Agent, I Mr. Namucl Seymour of this city, was the | originator of these large excursions, and the increase cif travel over the road is greatly ilue to his active work. I to mention) Midi a» i» u.aallyon exhibition in that department. Fiuil, candy and lunch ! if the government ahoul-l issue a hundred billion of greenbacks to-morr.w. 1 could net jre desire to calc yowr attention to our stock of strictly pureJtlt 17(tiS and Mif t) t CINES- JFe nutke a speciality in dealing in only strictly prime DRUGS. We believe it is for tJic interest of our Customers as well as ourselves to sell only prime and pure j&EDICIJfES. We have a lar^e stock of _ . , A? va*t umouul of hunitie-4 has beeu done ©ver this “great S.uthnrn th.-roiigh > fore' within tho last t.-u davsr nnd rhe < route deservedly . uj,.ys prret p,.puhri- J Bought very low an,d WE Will sell them at prices that will please the closest buyer. and do not change owner*. Tbopnly true maans of permanently preventing a scarcity of money, la to Improve the Mate of internal and domestic industry, and their oppiniou is wholly unfounded who suppose a more plenty produce ther*■>« bo‘ •olk”’ Olivet College, Olivet. Mich. Bn-» p»» • - ------------ " the Germans would nut look »t any security but the gold in has L How did they raise it t Well air, the aplboritjrs through the bank of France negotiated with the iuth-hild> * the Contfitettt and -ome other lUbking eritaldishments. and tbow'tun.ed out -to France tbe actual Gold eoin,‘ now sir, do you tfa.nk that the Rotfacfaild^ will take the interest on their Gold iu irredeemable paper? >*“' think they will hnelly take their principal in ueiM. I.---- • principal, they ate manufacturing »o eheap that one <*■ afford io buy ; t<mrequ«u!y times A. H. Ellfo Esq/ of art lively there, and they are in a «*. r way to wipe out their whqle bonded indebtedness. <f mealing Oeo. If you are for honest miway, why don’t yon J . ...... ...,„*«• f You S>1■itnty Fair. The Mgj. • ’ ppMuma his comrpubisrM Hus meet- fi. nh» ftf, 'ehvlibe pie. could do any thing. How do you All ]urtie.i iadeblcd to u.« by note or account must settle the janic wtihonl List of Patents. Lift uf patents issued to Inventors uf Mich- further delay or notice. .Salisruhv A Bromrav. |b;fl Furnished this 1 *” . .. . . ManisievM. Blasril. 1’srpct Sweeper, Grand Rapids. J. Furto? Catching Water Fowl. Plainwell. J. Waterman. Making Barrels. Reading. Bate Ball. A game betaucn the Clippers of the City •nd tbs Stars of Huoudland ess played on tha Fair Ground* Bridny alterne Sept.-.®-dbe mutual consent. Th. C7(pywreMj that they .. ,1.0 aa. I lie lsii*r cub eaa t 0»« them work er TlwGnu r sale. SV‘T' of Uaal.1 i*.??? !he p':rp0’'’ cf ClwUnX «•< «M »b«’1 t* r ,1 ' “ t few minuets ago, [iw‘* r<,f* iaretCT.>-t,,i tbe Judge stoto* itabaJ?*’ ’-ruDeo. 20th IMO in Mich.; ■kl. r-~., . Junes Russxll. match game "T ‘'TV—U Con.tit.tinn -»«-» *r e“ ”**? * * . .i . CHAMPIONSHIP OP BARBY COVK. TY AND THE BELT ?0 WINSLOWS STEAM MARBLE WORKS A.t Kalamazoo* Micli- and tho Offir fir Sate a! ihc Lower! Unit Bale MID FLARES ’ 8TOCO) WATER LIB UK ABAIR Shingles Lath &c. STAVES. STAVES. CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONISTS Will, of course, wish to see all the rights com fortsblT and cheaply. To this and tha erMHflenlle. E. D. WUTK. «1M utwoo'**- the Canada Southern ln« FRANK E. SHOW* Paso.nnd Ticket Ag*!. Bmetr. If. J. ffjut/f, Cw, M aid Omeital P A I N TE R i Jefferson St., # Clijpen flf Hastw. „d BOta-1 *«*■ Prepared by* Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., GROCERS. bstwwntho on in tho place; ,n Uw ■1 ’JUrt include . all ilc- Ui.'KVOBt*hsivnao Mscnisa Mrc. On, XXMbl Sol. Manufacturer.. BrwtU.boro. Vt Highest Market Price in Cash, Hittojs of Mon Conors, *trv. and th* Our brethren" <’. Ayer & Co,, of paring these twsa 5>rv „k* .... A Cue of the Weal, aad ths CMUa nad Faw of the South. It counteract* the miasmatic poison lu tbe blood, and frees the system from its taflncace. so piat fever and true, shakes or chills, cr.rc broken up by 14do not return until tbe home xxiiVtf ibroe fo-nrs. Of the yhhuV.., says ''■“ of that city asserts the Yion.tuce for Legislature, ia a Fanily Knitting Machine J. Cole & Son Mra. Morill has gone to Chicago fur bar stock of Fsll Millinery—She wishes to tncir M J | Me of ti,e best any to tl-c Ladies she will be pleased to snow them the Now Styles. Sept, -28-29. xxM2wl Liable quarters for tho lea* *7 1 j, to ritusted Mtwren two }pr^pl; line* uf. Street Cate ^f^rexU^ud l« Two good milch cowv and n few sheep ..„„ p., THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC aConamentaofthebcst American nnd Imported Marble, Tablet* and Head­ stones of nil description runde loor-er <>n short notice, also Granite Monu­ T01 atirra’ RxtxnMOX Ttcxrn at greatly re­ ments of the various patterns pupplted duced rates, by which passengers can not only visit the Centennial Exhibition at l’hllAll persons indebted to Allen A Trego to customers. adclphia, but can, in addition, vlril the prin­ arc requested to- call nnd settle tho r«D>c Ilnvitig steam power nnd Improved cipal eastern cities, with an opportunity of immediately. xxt44tf machinery for sanding, high ]>olhiblag nnd cutting mortices, we can do work Attention Firemen / chenier and better than thoee who work by hand. । Falls, riving passengers, from the' train. The Annual Parade aud Inipcction of thc Fire Department, will take placu on iniaran, ssorwe-aaoo rail, ins Clark, General Agent, Great Rapid*, ebd landing them direct­ Friday, October Gth, 1876, nt 4:30, r. M. 3 W. F. Hick*. Chief Engineer. J. B. RobinsOn, ngcut in ly at tho Falla. The track of the Caaadm CO. xxiffSmO If any body wants a pleasant se^down and a quiet phw of Umonade or some­ thing '‘more cheering" why just let them I*alent Ventilator, call at BalphJordort, and they can be from dust. With gratified. h xxi261 WUOLBSALK k RETAIL Detroit aiMl Toleafw, and ha conFob Salb—A valuable young Inquire of Marshall Pricket. uf John W. Cutter of -><t in Indiana daliverw.rr.,,1^ 1 t..i -u «’■" *• "J her. lie delivered » .™,u„nsm»rur. "S' bo hnndxomejy treated. i-uevnio, Ind. on the Uk. 1I.U ♦«. u-l ~~ “ *""? ^iw.xnl- Cure, found equally as u'wfol a, the Serins Machine, and even more profitable. NoticeI Washington, D. 8. Iteits, Vehicle Spring), Adsta*. Harvest is past and those little accounts F. Schuficld. Ruirr Engine, Oscoda, A. Spaul-dltig of tion of their territory, ~»vcn Faris Itaelf, and must bo paid at once, sure. J. Dobbins. Ilr.ip Machine, LitehCelil. said • they would remain there and set up a Smith, Manek A Pkeston. J. Doagtav* and J. Smith. Hnrtal *'»«•. Fort dictatorship until they paid them the expense Fvp isition’. x*»304w _____________________ they hml incurred in the war which was an Huron. y ; I'. A. Sheldon, J.Smith and J. Artificial Marble, Notice. enormous sum. Saw. how did Pranee raise that au.onut of money in so short a Ante, they Fort Huron. ,•» tlays <W. Ayer’s BICKFORD . A^MATic \KNlTTEf' Every Machine Warrnutrd perfect, and Io da The Fol! Term begins September 14th. iutt what it rrtwttritted. The Bickford Machine Is the only le*ldn>ato Full corf* of Instruelufr in all Depart­ cylindrical Knitting MochitKs in exwlonee. All ments. I’rut'G. W. Chadwick will give mi ; but further than that w. have not space IcsRin.* on the new Pipe Organ. Ladies • ♦pen*. In due time the H,t »f prcnpuiu* will plea*? apply to Mbs II. D. Storke, Principle. Oentlcmun to H. Q. Butter­ field, D. D. President. ,11, g> t auieA'a* *H1 be rent to any part of ins Take Notice. think they know. tion sir. The German Troops conquered their did not hare time to inflate their ^Currency, xxt31yl rotor will knit a m»n‘» wk, with heel and toe complete, in/row Av* to <•« ■,■■/«/ ami from twenty to forty pair of took* In a day. leriin church furnished lueal.to all who want- , _____ ...—fronre inBalcd thairmon- I'■’u“ quickly BARNES & COMPANY. Hostings. Aug. 12ih 1S76. local Bb$ipe$; police,t j through its proper channel. Unless the gor­ i emmrnt -ent 1 eml them bnmdeaa| over the tention uf the n»«eui’.l-l linwlre!-' from tbe I hnd like autumn leaves oftlie fowl, in which leave*, money is proftable to a country only Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden. Oil, Black Oil, Hastings, MM. �Acttm to^ ,omcK t ’Jicn.. July 1,1870. / Notloe is hWffi> gf reD thll certain lands. reviews years, I Stalo for* scan River and the Rocky Mountains without change.. Special round trip tour­ ists' tickets from the MitMri River to Denver at $30, good to atop off at all points.f Addrraa.;. v* - ' V T. J. ANDKB8ON, Oen. Past. Aat. Topeka, Kan. ‘nJ 1 rtatement. which will It torwarded to the jffire of the Treasurer of said some tinjg iB September, will be sold at public Auction, by ^4 Treasurer, at thc County cm the Oral Monday of October pelS • I the time and place designated for thc °**W 4rjf tm SajMi if aot previously disposed *< al this office, according to law. Said statements contain a full description •of each parcel -of said lands, nnd may be seen on application at the-uffiee of the county Treasurer. } Lands struck off to the State fox taxes of 1874 or other years, at the Tax Sales in Oetober last, will be offered subject to thc right of redemption proscribed by law, as well as to the right of purchase of the State bids al this office, prior to thc sale. RALPH ELY, G. P. Rowell & Co's. Column. Keep It- GVmY U AddWee- Xmfo/W. .-.T® W Lets HUU Infor's AddMea. ? «u iei u Where vou wul find all kinds of w. FURNITURE! ,1 H. GOODYEAB, LheL)i-uggjS| Jtesycctfulhi niniouna. < tn the nHl.(; '/R.iUE.Z ry County, for these xeasonn: >, hasen stock- and daily Oni" . 1st. Because we have no rent I > pay freill‘ "n'1 C-enuhir 21. Because we make the most of out Stock- ot Drugs and goods our/ql vca. . ones, Dye Stuffs, 8d. Because wo keep the beet c workGood‘ S >n j;tct a em,J: 4th. Because wv warrant ail g xxla wr °t ,Jruieid'i Merchandise ichich heaff.^ make. Of every Description which we thatheh^a^ui,, e VILLAGE OF MIDMLLE VILLE. LotoTaadAbtook^ ja |o<< 1 aadLbtaek c l00 W< ... gl amXuai. tax iaues. , NEW ADVERTI8MENTS. STEBBINS BRO’S. ' Arnrron Gxxexal’s Omct. 1 Laxsixg, Mien., July 1,1870. J So much of each of the following deecrlbed tracts or parcels ufland. situate! in the county of Barry, delinquent for unpaid taxes, for thc years mentioned below, as will be sufficient to pay the taxes, interest, and chargee thereon, will be eold by the Treasurer of said county, on the first Monday of October next, at such public and eonrenient place as ho ahall select in Hastings, tbe County Beat of said county, according the statute iu such case made and provided. RALPH ELY, can sell cheaper than noy boon lit Bar­ Wo Mil none of thlfi cbeap-xua*k Fur­ niture that is made by maohintry. The good* we make to maffe by hand, and warruuted- Wc Ixvilo nil penwns to call and tuspect our goods, for they nl bear inspection. No trouble at all show goods. Parties having Pictures to introo would do wt-B to;» ‘them framed ut us as we can do it I’ ..rend Cheaper than any house in P .y County. Wo keep the Largest a>. j Bert selected stock ol PICTURE FRAME* AND MOULD* ixoa, BRACXriR, I’afeb-'HoldKRS. WALI^PoCKL-FK, SlJIPl'XR- ’ dared Prices. ' J ■ RKMUMBER,the Pen pie's Drug Storeudirtdly opposite Umpire Blotk , One door east.ofSpauldingi Hasttnim, July 18. 1876 " HEALTH AND ITS FLEMK Diseases with Its Agonies CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM. HOUMBB, and everything-In thc Furaltore line. Wc iovite all jienuns to call and look Peerless Milk Safer. now on exhibition al our Ftui ittuc Store. All kinds of work mode to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture ncallv done. WK MEAN BUSINESS! Furniture Rooms couth Aldo State St. opposite H. A. J)oodyi-ar’sz Hardware­ Store. W^'^^iSsgfflg AiEiffWSStJfc^^Fsis: rrssnns lro*s HOLLOWAY ’S PILLS Nenou. Vbarden . ’ Wh»l U SMrefearfalihsa * br^kinj d.wirfik, ■orrv*.arttam? 7" Lr. uritibl.n rwmodyfofaesd’ Ik.reu wtas, boor, or spirit.. or Ur better, mi: Uk« b eeffoo.—weak lea beiax preferable :«u *U lb. tar *ir,TTL”B7U?Z.lhr«'!'r towPtnawwviSS eat plenty of lolids. avoiding ;b. are of fo»S ifthoae ccdden mlN are lull .eel. >«« wi!lU\^t stress in Udy. aod f«rtt<>o« kin 'yMothers and Daughters. ™ lhwe«.thar ter which there Pitis are fo taaowi. it U U nr parttnar ensrttao. especially tbeirpower uf cImmsc t£ from all mruriun. and remorias daMSMut NEW MUSIC .M.2'S^cff^£tess fcaa ’a CE.1TS w*sTms«a~J!~S ^Capital &, theOaxnpaign of!876 Louseruld YML&TKb -0.4 « ■rds for 10 cents. I KTEBS- DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. A. N. SAPIN. O.T. SARIN. A. TNT S AJBITST <3c OO , Cummi-ior MeirbaBts end dealan in GRAIN, FLOUR Ard Mill Feed Board ofTrada Building, Detroit, Mich, Liberal Caih advnnooi made oti (x.nstscmer.tr. ~ BA.IX7H 4E NORTON. >ACRKI> OKLKCTIONS. mu-sS.iJS“; Habit Covxtt, Tiia»cik» « Orens. 1 SX’.at-Kt.l'1 HjurrtXOS, August 35, 1870. / . Notice ia hereby given. ‘kit the rale of lands in Barry county, ndreriiscd by the Auditor ETERS VOTAVO VHORUSRji. General m delinquent for taxes of 1875 (and previous yrara). will be held at the County Treasurer’s office An Hastings, tbe County Seal of raid county, commencing on Monday, the 2nd day of October next, el nine o'clock A. M., and continue from day to day (Bun­ days excepted), until the acme shall have been disposed of according to law. ETERS’- VRGAN DELECT IONS. M. T. WHEELER. County Treasurer. 1(0n and after April M. 117#, train, will ran so fol­ . Static- .. Train. laeL (Soecoeocn to Bridie k Norton, k to O. W. Balch.) bnordeni of the Kidacyj. saasaaffvetinstbM.omn. wtesteUo ■neb or too bill, wstw; or vbwbwa. Iwtth Stan, or rare:, or with astajsta saaaevs. uioav run «n< -••• thewtataidlrvcUoui. act tb» (hasauii be well rabbed into tb. until of th. tack u ta! |E»a tiMtment wilt tir»alre*t lawrttar relief whvn el! olh.r meiar 1.™ fri!*L For Stomachs out of Order. Ko medieise will w> tffe- o»: !r in pro” d. taw ar tha wamaah ■> th re. Piil»; Ik.y rwinifi - k—i.K- Mtion : they are wondtfslfr lawiw la onees of raaotn-io fitci ih.j a.T.r aU is MW aUdiserdenoftbc iivK.sd .tosseb. 6raii Comma IrtHb Corner Woodbridge i Shelby St^z' I>etrolt, >iich. John H. Wendell & Oo., Conuaieuon Merchants in FLOUR, GRAIN, PORK AMI SUDS. 54 mn 56 Woodbridge DETBOIT. ; - St. MICHIGAN. WAaat a J^affy. vEssnr. The otaeta. beta remdao POSITIVELY CURED. pain* *» uUwd* Sis?: BHJJARD, COROPglTK STEINHOFF & WOOD TEN PIN BALLS Fruit Lands in the ; Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 251-2’! acres to Exchange ■■ Siriical MiMctatl � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-05.pdf 620597aca9824da80995622657cfcd35 PDF Text Text NO. 46. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5,1876 OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER MESSER & POWERS The show, like Barnum's fat boy, still growing—A fine display of fruits— Pennsylvania State Day caps the climax—Shoving bad silver piece— A place to study character -g-Some figures on the general result. Are agents forthe Celebrated MULL CLUVLBMLLEB PniLADKLFUU, Sept. 25,1876. Although the Exhibition is nearly five Also for the months old it actually hag not got it* growth yet. IXL Wind Mill Which i e market WAGONS & BUGGIES CheapeKthau ever. In some department* additions and ciranges are dill being made to improve their cumpletenww nud altraqfivineas. The pomologies! or fruit display, fur instance, is better than it has been any time since the season began, several States now being represented whose fruit was not sufficiently matured to enable them to make a very good exhibit during the period of the stat­ ed display, from the 11 th to the 16th insL Among the States now coming forward * arc Maine and Wisconsin from whom ap! plications for space have recently been rej reived, and fruit ia hull on the way, while I other collections will be shipped as soon as I in proper condition. The pomoiugical exhibition promises for wmc wecLa longer } to continue to.be the finest ever held, cmI bracing as it docs fruits, melons, etc., from ’ Florida to Canada, and from tho Atlantic to the Pacific. And special fealurers.of various kinds I arc constantly devised and announced, so Arid GROLTJVl) POLVTS for all oth >ws in the market. One door < ast of Goodyear’s Hardware. Hastings, April 12, 1876. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE MUSIC JACKSON, DENTIST 8M’ Mia. w/j : read: head: Special Medio :il Announcement Pianos Organs ^’V Cfimfnrl andf Happiness Sick and AtHlete*! '» HASTlSi;- ,\sn VICINITY. DR. J. B tetS"4 . LaSURE Vu’ •^•bratM Pftntataaof ttuai . L- * - fi - . -- sa.. The ^ Smith American Organ, toxb.o.'spia-oJ I that those who have been here from the very first daytfof the show still find new worlds to conquer, and new sights to ace. •-State days" are just now occashms of jiarticulaf interest. New York day beat all the days since the opening until yeaterI day, which was Pennsylvania day, The j official report gave the attondanoe on New Kv617 R. D. BULLOCK ^Branch Whol..ale » R‘pidS' for "“S"”1* D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. of treasures of art. A lady from the north of Ireland, at prceent employed in the performance of manual labor in the house of a friend of mine went to the Exporitiou the other day. On her return the mistreae ot the bouse said to her: “Well Kitty, what did you think of it?” "Octi, sure," was her reply, “h’s all very well for thim as has seen nothin’, but to any one who has been to the fairs at Carrictfargus it looks very mane indeed. Oct. ma’ma, tbim wor the sights to see ! Why, I’ve seen silk wurms there ss big as calves, and mo own brither in '59 druv a score of pigs to it, and iviry won ov tnim was the rise ov an illiphant. The show ia very welt in its way, but ye know ye'er young here yit, and much can­ not be expected qy yex." “Well, but, Kilty, surely tho diamonds were worth seeing, were they not ? Everybody says they arc very fine indeed." “Is It yon bits of things ? Och, honey, yea can't mane thim at brings ov little bsdes ? Sure, me own sister when she married Johnny O'Toole, had a string ov dimonds roun' 'er nick, iviry wan of tLem as big aa a potaiy ! Sure, I'd nivor think ov comparing thim up yonder in the show wid me sister's," that can be done honorably to ensure suocc« is being done? and do doubt of the re­ sult ia felt. THl BLOWING CP OF HBLL OAT*, was one of the most remarkable feats of the century, an . immense roekT(that had prevented the passage of vessels of large c!a®i through the Sound, was honey comb* ed with chambers, ami 50,000 lbs of nitro glycerine end definite, placed therms and exploded by electricity. The papers of the city had been speculating upon the effect of the explosion of so large an amount of the moat terrible forces known, for weeks, and the public had made np its mind that something worse than an earth quake would.be the result. It was feared that the shock would bo so severs as to topple down houses, and cause a wide spread destruction of property and life. A nd so, on Sunday, the day fixed for the explosion, the whole eity was out of doors, where it was supposed everything would be safe. The rain fell in torrents, it was a cold miserable rain, but notwithstanding the parks and open places were all crowd­ ed with people, mon, woman ics in anus, with or without umbrellas, It was amusing .to.eM women with - babieh on one arm ami lap-dogs on the Other, de___ , n.wildcattothtm. Many bn with them their goods and chattel Mich artidea as ware fragile, came, all turuid pole, there was of the prepartory gun that gal men affirming that they never had any fear, but thrir wives were so nervous that it was deemed boat to mow out to keep them easy. Tbe foci is there was scarce ly any sound, and no shock whatever. The chamber! were under twenty feet of water, and so divided that while the ex­ plosion pulverised the rock it did ii with­ out any auhmotion. When the wire was touched, there was a troubling of the water and then an immense volume, with enor­ mous fragments of rock, and timber from tho excavatiob, wait hurled fifty feet in the air, and it subsided, and the river ran on as though nothing had happened. It was an entire success. Ths red wsa complete­ ly destroyed, and where it was there is now twenty two feet of water. The masses of rock are being removed by means of enor­ mous derricks, and in a few weeks ocean steamers may, if they ebooee, get to their docks by the Sound passage, a saving of several miles, and an avoidance of mush danger. and with a calm smile of contemptuous superiority she resumed her scrubbing. The increased attendance of late has given rise to some figuring on the general result, and some comparisons with other World's fairs. During the 116 days upto Saturday evening last, there were 4,071, 313 paying visitors, whose admissions ag­ gregated 81.884,434, a sum 8890,508 in excess of the total receipts (8994,025) from ths.3,492,922 paying visiters to the Vi­ ■ enna Expeaition during the one hundred ■ and eighty six daya of its continuance, and | only 8319,141 leas than the total receipts cbntuimiXl tbavxl. (82,203, 675) of the Paris Exposition of ' There never was anything like the I 18G7 during the two hundred and seven­ travel that is pouring into New York at teen days it was open. Up to this time | thia time. The roads are crowded and the Philadelphia ean boast a total attendance I hotels swarm. Thursday morning twelve : 141 days of the London Exporition of hundred peaeengera breakfasted at Horn1851, and 6,211,182 of the 171 days of rilsville, on the Erie, and on the Central ! the trains both ways, were four tinMU the the London Exposition of 1862, being but • 683,912 1cm tlian the former and 855,880 usual number of care. Wednesday eve­ I ning the 3;30 train out of New Yon: on below the latter. Supposing the daily | tlie Central was made up of thirty Bleep­ attendance in Octobey and November to ing cars and as many common coaches, be as large as in September, the Phila­ delphia show will present a larger total which was run in four sections, eight min­ one receiving it. utes apart. The trains oa the Pennsyl­ Lovers of the lore of the middle ages will of visitors than any previous world s fair, vania section were run in seven sections. have an opportunity to see a practical illus­ except, possibly, the Paris Exhibition of Lent week the New York division of the tration of one of the moot interesting cus­ 1867, which was open 217 days, and had Jersey Railroad carried 249,697 paasentoms theron chronicled on the Centennial a total attendance of 8,805,969. gen, ths most of them Centennials. There Yk&as. grounds, October 19, the day of Maryland's never was no many peop’e in New York special celebration as one of tho original _aa now. Broadway is thronged with atnnthirteen states. The exhibition is ceiled OUR NEW YORK LETTER. gen, serine the sights, and thqy axe as the Centennial National Riding Tourna­ much M_right to New York an Now York ment. Fifteen knights representing the Polldol—The Big Exploeion-C«n is to them. From the extreme East to thirteen original states, tho Union and the the farthest Went, come people who never tennial Travel ane Butine»». Centennial are to participate in ths tourn­ naw a big city before, and they are making ament. A queen of love and besuty, ac­ Nxw Yobk, Sept 26,1876. the moat ol their opportunities. You can companied by four maids of honor, repre­ There is more excitement over politicx tell them at first right, for they are all senting, respectively, the North, South, in the city now, than was ever known dressed alike- The ladies all have linen East, and West, will be the incentives to dusters when they arrive, and Hack aljmoa chivalrous conduct on the part of the eaues before—1840 not excepted. It ia the pre­ the next day, the men al! in bumesa vailing topic al Clubs, In social circles, on trians. In addition to tho medals which the streets, in business placee, and at bare. suits, fresh whan they left born*, bat .van the United States Centennial Communion Every man has his notion of things, and much the worse for ths dust of trarsl will award to the conquering heroes, the is doing liia level best to have hie notion Every one of them walk the length of executive committee of the tournament made tho notion of everybody otac. The Broadway, by night, and a very good I offer valuable prises to be tilted for. Democracy as good as concede the elec­ thing ii » to do. Few mors tutenwring rights can be found than this beautiful interc<ing feature of the Exhibition is the !tion of Morgan and the carrying of New thoroughfare, with its miles of Jenrps, its opportunity afforded the sroderit of human York for II tyre, unless they manage to glittering shop windows, and thronged capture Ohio and Indiana in October. To nature to prosecute his studies. He need . carry these state- every nerve is being, with numberless vehicles. Thon tho Park not confine his attention to one particular strained. Tilden ia showering money is crowded, and tho riven wbers tho chip­ portion of the show, for subjects present through them like water. Their beat ping is to be neon, is always a jam. They {hcmaelves in every direction. They are speakers are on their way there to labor go ovrr to Brooklyn to gel from the ferry .specially numerous in the art gaUcnca. during tho concluding days, and voters, boats a view of the water-fronts of the There is something about good pictures are being sent from Kentucky to Indiana cities, and they climb Trinity spire and tho and statuary that causes the unrefined, and from Western New York to 0h». taD tower of the THbuy to pt eomprothose who have not wrapped themselves up Make no mistake about thia. The un-. henrive views of the city. Stewart's w in the mantle of reserve; to spoak out; scrnpuloa rings that hope to extend their■ thronged from morning to night, with consequently the opinions of many ean bo t ladies, and the 86,000 shawls and the obtained without much trouble- I »« operations from the plunder of a city to a curious enough to take up a good posi- government, are doing all the devilment mired. But with all this there « but possible to succeed. The Republicans of lion alongside a little conceit in marble in Indiana especially need to be on their little Undo from thm. The mereUuta “l°clh<p. of • •ia‘ “ combine the Centennial with husin—, Ut wmnrtM "''“j “”“i guard, Kentucky can spare as ntany as may the recular right seer buys little ar ■albbo needed to carry that State and in the bT d>. bnstinc °f • '°F ,h“h '^1 tag. They arc here to see, and they want Quintal. geraoworimp'"0" Southern part, where colonising wil be to UM tbs money they have for that pur­ Lhi> onio -ndibl® pose, and the way bariaan baa been for „„lIf it l» ib«r eonipwi™ or bpunjthree years dods of them have too muoh of art The n atu reinen of the piece unit. So fiiraa the dealers are oawernefl the utmost vigilance is exercised it will bo car ­ U<r»«a tboir «u.»lio» »b.l. ried out Tilden will spend a million of Centennial baa been a iflMSfiJiniahaiat had not ci ven a giaace for much more They have four tinea the week io Auw dollars to carry that State. th-ir warsa that they ever had, baRaa larg­ Tho Repub’ican Natioral Committee io Tint I was going to tell you of an art cen-’ er aalsa. What I said bat weak I repeal. S i hXXd to overhear in the annex. working quietly, but effectively, and with full confidence of sbcco»s. Every thing Ocrea te the C-teauial If afl re«aa,ba io the It*li*» Drport""”1 “ ERNEST GABLER PIANO, HAI1EN 4 SON’S PIANO. York day as 134,538. Thia was a proud record, but Pennsylvania lias the advan­ tage of being on her own dung hill, as it were, and she saw those thousands and went several better, I have as yet no offic ia! data as to tho admissions, but, the outponring from the city and all the surround­ ing country was simply immense. Pcnusylvanu and Philadelphia have made the Exhibition, to a great extent, their own from the lutaet, and local pride was en­ listed to make the state day pre-eminent. It seems that the shovers of “die queer" visit tho Centennial too. The city papers thought it was a good joke on New Yorkers, that the largest amount of counfeit money taken on any day so far, was received on New York day, but, as the crowd in attedancc Thursday was tarter than that of a week ago, possibly, the laugh may come in some where else when the returns arc made. Tho amount taken on New York day was 816.50 consisting entire! v of bogus silver pieces. The value received in mutilated silver pieces was 87.75, most of this having holes through the center. This sort of thing brings grief to the stile keepers, as all condcmod money « deducted from tho salary of the occured, and the objects that excited the censor'- displeasure were the subjects of general admiratio u—some elegant marblaa depicting the grace and beauty of the fe­ male form. ‘Them things arc to vulgar," said he, “to put where decent people can't, help looking at them." I turned to gate at the uiau who had made that speech. He was an uncommonly dirty specimen of hu­ manity,-with unkempt hair and beard, and tobacco aioled shirt front. His companion was a shade more decent in appearanoe, and consequently in thought, so 1 was not surprised to hear him try to make a de­ fence of the statuary, which be did by say­ ing it was men! “to show nature.'' “Some nature ougbtn,t to be shown," was the un> compnitniring answer I heard as tho two walked away. And this, thought I to my­ self is one of Jhu swine before whom are’ cast the pearls of all nations in tho shape WHOLE NO 1089. �do it cheaply- our THE VOTE OF NE^ YORK. record. Avoid tiro big hotelrH find cheap boarding houses, dout scrap *5 to bargain for everything you use, av.i- car Ttwatate pfthe canvass in New York letter. There are thouarada upon thouaaada of htarr reflecting pelbbn that u public man of good men and true throughout the North. significant fact being that John Morrissey's SaaflUJ. Tilden's prominence, ambition Washington WABSimnoN. D. C-, Sept. 28,187®. and Went, who have "hep and mental activity should have pawed money declares at present for a Democratic the faith," pure and unadulterated; who through the most eventful epoch in the I majority of only 10,000, and another that love their country, ita Cowtitntion, its history of the nation in such obscurity. the Republicans are begining to look for laws and its institutions, ita history and What was L-doing throughout those four no less than 15.000 or 20,000 majority in all the glorious associations connected momentous years, when brr.ve men were favor of their ticket. It is doubtless safe lo clxrs the State as doubtful with the odds with it Thera men stand ready to do bat­ giving up their lixcs, and tlac whole loyal tle for the right at a momenta warning, community was making unprecedented ex lying against the Democrat/. Tilden's can­ didacy never having inspired enthusiasm and ail that is aiesasary to bring them into atop till you have seen everything there is to sec. And hard no dulic&ey about ask­ tag. Ths New Y«rk« i. » m«l “hligtag m. sxi Xrihtag p>~«» him hrtur lhsu South, East double the information and pleasure of the Union? What were his scutimenta, his there, while ‘hoblunder made in nominat­ trip sympathies, in that supremo crisis? Some­ ing Seymour for Governor has caused ’ 1 ‘ utsixtss how the record haa been very brief. It a greater degree of demoralisation in the is still improving, much to die delight of was known Unit he declined tp sign tho party than is evident on the surface. The the bBsiuew jteoplc, and to the disgust of call for die great Union meeting in New Independent say* of tho State ticket: tlie Dflnoqniry. Thu enormous rales now “ Lucins Robinson and William DorLciijg' jusdu take* . gvay their chief ragi*- York to respond to tho firing upon Fort uivtifc Tor. IL jjiows that the hard tiauw wa-i caused j»n»eU»ing elsj than tho “Rcpubliou, misrule’: they prate »o much oi-a^i.tbn ‘•abanga'.’ they clamor IW “ not ijpww-i Tb1' maichanta from the in­ terior arc Lujwr liberally, apdtbey am all hpe. New A ark i^aglhufi as many goods asypar,; ]<M,thfc,cprtailmenl of ita teriWcfey. tatflU “*to ac' eoan[.. ..Thftgpod uw«» that, have beau so agon. Piei»Ok upon them that the is but struggle Campaign of 1860. a rehash of the Tho Democrats ore not discussing measures or political princi­ The stake they ple are playing for is the "poaseasion of the Government, and Republicans, who thia they hope to obtain by a solid Southwent in with the Democracy in 1872 and era vote and uige the necessity of corrymg have managed to slay there erer since— every Southern State, at all banarda. arc now the Democratic xtandard-Wbrera This party haa shown that they are une­ urgently solicited to by one of his own po­ A. present she'urs:— both of them Sumpter—“he refused to attend it, though litical friends," says John action is to impress Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. . ' Dix—and thathewas in general sympathy with those in Now York State. Both of them are thorough iug Tildenites; and, hence, the Democrats who did so much io embarnsa Idncolu ; known, by the th* administration of Abraham qual to tho trak of administering the gor crnmenl, that their measures and princi­ •‘refunn" candidate has at last had bis ples arc hostile to ita beat interests, and wm that under tbnir control the liberties of people at tho lime of own way, notwithstanding the formidable the peopleJare in danger, and yet they Til^cu’s nomination for the Presidency, re- opposition in his own party. The dyedin-the-wool Democrats have the privilege hare the braxen effroutery to call upon | ipeeting f>real position during the war. of taking the back scat, in order to make the people whom they have no basely be­ Gradna y. however; the truth has been trayed to again place them in power* coming to light, until now there is quite a room fur political interlopers. The con imrr. little record of Tilden’s expressions show­ trust between Seymour and Robinson ia so What can any honeot, sensible nmu hope to gain by such a change ? How ninth ! ing just w^at kind and how much of a pat­ marked that it u difficult to see how tho better off will ho be under a robd-Drmoriot lie v «. It» worth while to put two could be the choice of the same con­ vention. The Democrats seem to have cratic administration than he is now Y On somd of these things together, for their bnt bejond that Utile great lUxrnKM,- KM., On. 5, 1S7S. ..■Wli.lM ii M on bis fitness to bearing be advanced to ' no principles as ' to men or measuresAnything will do, if it promises succe<u. die ihead ^f thtf savad Government of lira d! *&u*l ivctD’w K; «U"w body of die AU the signa indicate tint United- States is obvious enough without argument. jaich facts, We pose -»overnnilertal as ’ the non-appearance of Tilden’s name in. any of those —in part by their own blundering and in noble lists of con­ * Nrilhforover illumine die patriotism of the * hrs m it «lid its troops ; and ,o tllden’* we confine, own worda, record; and. if they ever , Io a .xpereh afAlbiny. February 1.1861, The and with a anything H c tho day will be , i because it would b« inefetttre.. victory to the damoralixsd JUTKAIL REPUBLICAN TICKET. ' ' :‘Jbr Prendent, BUTHEfiFOUBB. HAYI8 ' of Ohio. blood:" In a letter to WiUiam Kent ho had pre­ lief in the policy and wisdom which com­ Democracy. He is himself too big a load for the party viously declared : WILLIAM A. WHBLffl. et ■ i »(jf New York. mends our home industry and labor. believe that the Government fostering care its and They should giro protection to tho common school system and insure an edu cation to all classes of citizen*. They ; favor harbor and internal improvements of' a national character by the general govern­ ment. They are in favor of the Executive Administration conforming with all the Republicans is a very moderate estimate." currency and putting it ou a firm founda­ repel invavion. Unsaid to a young volunteer : tion; the prompt obligations, ‘ This war is a perfect outrage, and I will lend no assistance to its prosecution,"— Samuel J. Tilden, iu 1861. aware that be.regarded the war as uncon­ stitutional, adding: “1 bon rd him declare, in conreraation with' “There is an uprising of tho people sll confining Congress to ita legclimate and proper duties of legislation for the whole country, and lastly for amendments and against a ita violation in Free form or fact. Upon th*e fundamental prin- Mr. Tilden,-do tell them allabont ciplcs and a firm reliance upon the patriot­ says tho Detroit over the State," Preu. payment of all national rigid adherence to the uonstitution and ita Ex-Got. Underwood of Vermont recent­ Mr. Tilden for twenty years, rad was fully '■t. A major­ ity of fifteen or twenty thousand for the Political Notes. ly dedared in a speech that be had known Vleer President, draw but very few votes to it, the They men alike, they declare an unalterable be­ , to carry. He will not poll the whole r streiuth of his own party, and at best can wiM Appreciate the one-' nor'Beeterfift ■ interfura'nee which’ VAI deg^oy.tlic other." before are form legislation by ths Government fur all too transparen 1y mere alunu to give are The priucijJrs of oounlgr, and will bear its scrutiny. were Th' pre theirs traitors. Republican party the earnest tences of Samuel J. Tilden ns a •■reformer" ‘ Sa&vc’. J. Tilden said: pled demagogues, lawleM, vicious rd flans, |»htical Republicans better trim la fight never in work had any elunc; chance i» already-among by gums. the battle, ’dirtetor reportud. --------— FLATFOIUtf Our platform is national and the exposure o( Mr. Tildens and Southern part *by uf winning th i North, which poured out iu millions of dol -. our. .,^ttfW’»a ing to gain. mistaken. Since tho canvass they lure 'been steadily losing ground in this State of Union a >IJicr» which i tribuUira in-aid he has all to lose and noth­ the contrary, even they are ao bread and Catholic that every boaost of the people, the Republicans base the income tax, to that they can resume ism their seats. tlieir hopes of sleeting Hayes and Whoel- . er upon the seventh of November next “I would prefer to go into this war, if I knew I him if fcv ut dvrionic to talk such treason as wae to die, or Ira killed in the course of it, rather than lite through and after it without taking any part in k."— Rutherford B. Hayes, in 1861. of ths Goveramanl against rebels, no doubt poll a large rote, but the rebel Dcxo- Spices. You can have in any shape you want. Crackers. We brag on. Cheese. IV e sell the best Tobacco. IV e sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy iu other places or 6Oots. to $1.OO ’ OhioStone Ware Is the best. Crockery. Cheaper than over, for WE want to close out. Remember. We buy for cash and wilmot be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, South" will lord it oyer the hard to unhorse. northern Democrats, just as it used to do Vance the Democratic nutingn, Aug. 7th, 1876. jcxi30w4. “solid A A Democratic organ, the Index Appeal in tho old slavery limea. Thon it wanted the course of an protection fur tho “peculiar institution.” highly laudatory of Mr. Tilden, vigorous fight in that State, end will From 25c up, and We self pure Ground Goods. ocracy have a strong hold there rad will be of J’eterabt’rg Va,in editorial Gen. Goff the Republican candidate for Governor of West Virginia, in making > Coffee. * Now it wanta compensation for its lomea. candidate for Geo. M. Savage 4 Co’s Column. governor uf North Carolina is no sanguine CENTENNIAL NOTICE of his election that he can affur to appear in his true colors. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. In a public speech al Remember the rebel estimate of South­ Shelby in that Slate on the 15th iml, he ■In 1864, just after tbs bat 11 • of ike Wild«M, a party of cenUemtn .wore aaeemNed i room at.WUtanl'i and in lha course of as 5S?r ’■w.ysssa"" ern loesce not is $3,000,000,000. include the This does losses occasioned by the TBOAF.gmgVE. Prr.idci.t- emaocipat ion of slaves, or those caused by wAo/e thing.' meaning tho udministraliot in Union blood, and all tbmr leaders in tho ths bonded debt of the Confederacy. They South are for reform and Taden." Vanoe of are the individual looses for which pay North Carolina, and Goode of Virginia, agent of the United States Christian Com- that every. United ,BW Senatorial DrarSt-rfAVID. ment is now asked. It ia Mr. marched oath before a niagurtnte to the following: Tildcu’a solemn judgement across CUTTING AND BIB The Rifle match between the foreign that the soil of a South era dnmaga |n an action State is Hable for for trespass. Staten soldier IALT1TIBBEBB la the Best Lager Brewed in the West C*y wring lo lb. ™>nmCTo«J bot inderaency otdin wwtlwr Would he, or would he not, be logically bound to veto bill* for the . THE very men .FOUGiil’ AND VOTED TO ,to okoAick rad wounded toldlera. (I thra K -Ur THIS UNION. NOW kddix«*i> appomUu®: tmdac asid cewmU- GUARDIAN’.’ SALE. pa,mcnt of fosses chai were occasioned by tanra 800, 900, and 1,000 yards, to «m —.^1. ___ 4t. *, atitue a matoh- > A Democratic exubu.gr crias •* Who rap­ port Tilden ? " and then prints •• Charles Th. i. u. both fairly be called the campaign of terror. th.! I ahall M, In­ telligence continues to be received from Franca Adame, of Matrachnmts ; Lyman various parts of the Somh, of violra« and Tn..UB uTIIItaul.; Jad., RHNHEB VOk -THEM ALL THE Ohi» ; G«„l Frwix s iu j JILL. Ohio; General Fraux Sigd, of Miaoouri: “^T". not many, hot rarely GMEAT TOWER© OF-. THE OOVDavid A. Wclla, of Connecticut; Edgar ERMMENT. THHV AM-fOADCowan, of Pennsylvania; John A. Palmer, MIKIdTER ITB LAWS, <X>NTROL ITS ftRVKNL’EIS. a MOLD not thus tar,been denied. If they ahall be of TBinoia ; Andrew Q. Gunin, ITB ’FetTCY AT HOME AND sylraaia ; Antin Mair, of Michigan." disproved is ray way we ahull promptly AB8<yA» ' ®OTH-OF -RIEIR CANBia a poor, misguided papor, aad thereDI1WTW, THCRIGH tlVTNG IN broken up. Gov. Chamberlin vimtad tkn AUKswitn NDTO ^P3ieatBW*«"ro tMlSUOSJgJJt. THE NORTH, OPPOJ»ED RVKRY MRJK6EW2 -OF THE, WAR, , ALL. ■<®J «f Pmuoylrui,. M. -pp^ir. TO THE PUBLIC WKST" ff. J. Wf> ,»sin aS OruR^’1 PAINTER �MyhepliblicapiappBf. covnia :rsr«Asr‘a": •ho* eanir. if any th< HUtioutr tUnkl not The Centennial State Wheels into Line. W. The Star in the West! through tho State. • ’ siris Republicans elect State Officers; both Houaea of the Legislature; Two U. 8. Senators, and three Presidential Electors Bate Ball. Hickory Corners, Oct. 2nd. 1870. EuiTua Bsskkb : . The Bedford Base Ball Club of Bedford, and lhe Hickories ofthie place, played their socond match game. Saturday. Sept 28th on Hickory's ground. R F 2 B SB S3 8. Montgomery Bowker Marsh Ballenger Chapman w.l&r 'T THE COUNTY. » Oawwsrr, Th.i «h. ■■><»« Mt opposite o»d> County in the last column of the foregoing list is the aggregate val­ uation of tho Ileal and Pennmal Estate ot Much County, as equalised by the State Board of Equalisation, and this day entered upon their records. Laxsiko, Michihan, August 23, 187fi Umpire, Ed Uiseell. ■■It is but dne lhe Hickorya to say they were two men short in their tret game with the Bodfords, while they lhe Bedfords had a catcher and first baseman frem Battle Creek, which aecunts for the result iu the first game. AUDITOR GENERAL'S OFFICE, I lansing, Michigan; august m, i876. J I C’XUTirr, That the last column of the above table is a correct transcript of the di termination of the State Board of Equalisation for 187l»,^now on file in this office. . Sin I wish through lhe columns of your paper Is publicly call tbs attention of lhe lion. H. A. Goodyear to the epeoeh of Senator^Christancy, delivered in the city of Monroe, the I9tb, Inst., and published in lhe Detroit Tri­ weekly Awl of the 21st inet. As Mr. Good- yeer contributed by vole and otherwise lo secure hls election and was considered by him a conservative. and not a pronounced parti­ san, lhe reason he assigns for sustaining the Republican canvaas, and not Tilden and Hen­ dricks, may have their due, wail with him and others, irrespective of parly prejudices in •ng of all who desire io fi< a supper, at the store •;i dry evening, next. friend Goodyear knows as w£l M 1 do ,h* feels eel forth in bis speech a • true and he cannot honestly deny them, if he can, Jet him doit through the same medium, that I have called hie attention to the same. A. C. Towns. Milo, Sept. 2Wh, IWfl. well, cistern and cellar. ' Enquire on Abe promisee, or address, O. V. GREENFIELD. meeting of the Hayes and : Court House on Friday • see a very full attendance ' the city'and vicinity, Editox Baxneb : I noticed in your issue of last w«*k> ■*'d ta have been taken from the Jackson Dally arisen that Hayes and McBlwalne won the । I • I A hotme and two lota, two blocks north of th. Court House on the pleasant corner of Broadway and Apple btroeta« »• sell low fur cash or exchange for a farm: Title perfect, no incumbrance, good Madison Dispensary, 8t W. HalMn St.. Chksfo. Where? At A W. Bailey’s centennial FOi (ALE OR EICHANtE. Nouoeis hereby siren that I shell sell al pabUo dry goods have tVW 4 fWfUL FV-L. fiotice? Local Ixmsdalc muslin 12 eta. Hill's ditto 11 ct«. Shirting Sets.. I Extra heavy Shirting 12 cU. t Cottonades 15 to 25 eta. Good Ticking 12 eta. * Twenty bone-Corsets 45 cU. Two button Kid Gloves WO cti. I’cerlres Warp 27 cU. Beautiful Shawls 85 eta. Pure Table Linen 45 eta. All other Goods in proportion. Call and see for yourself. A full and complete assortment UMIMC OUIK M SEXUAL rinouMv. of XOT1CK. Clothing. xxiaug3tf Hastings. Mich. xxUC.l SPECIAL NOTICE. trot premiume on beet collection of Poultrythe Stele Fair. You will please correct this mistake, and say that W K. Berber won ten first and four second premiums on best col­ lection. He entered seventeen coops and won *‘M R. A. M. Home FOB MALI-A good mrtco year old mlro, «»»d, ««gh> >2“" T“” ,utt£W. I maleriaDy contributed to 'rir enterprise iu furnishing the Fair Grounds. Baking Pow- be convinced yourselves. CHEAP CENTENNIAL TMP-T. g„in>,M—a ?-“»■ “d “ul» “ CQStS. TIT— BnMat. have *xi46tf oe, it will OILS. A Political Straw. Hfeld, &W.1.U, ’ 'T'~J’a 1!,e Michigan Fanners ex•m ro-i,. Detroit, Sept 27th, a vote was m Aade »he i in ,W Tot*f',r „Jt^VorC«*l’",» and 1 fur Smith. M sbl^-n Partners propone lo 4t> ilka- John SuhUt OILS Per MaeNuiT Pure Lard Oilp«.<wa»o.i. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. In the tnaUtr of lhe scute of Asvph 3. Bualsy �TIME! TABLE No. 8. and be happy again. >•*- «»• W,f’ Tntak««»et A spicy aketdh descriptive of the Ab tbiaou; Topeka arid Santa Fa Railrbad, the beauties, scenery and pleasure mnrta of the Rocky MounUras, by “Nym Crinkle," the musical and dramatic critic of the New Fork World, scut »md on applica­ tion, together with the San Juan Guide, maps aud time table* of this new and pop­ ular route from Kansan City and Atehuon to Pueblo, Denver and all pointe iu Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arixona and the San .Juan Mines. The finest line of Pollman Sleepers ou lhe continent belwceh tho Mhsorin River rind the, Rocky Mountains without ahnnge. Special round trip tourista' tickets from the Missouri Hitter to Denver at $50, good to stop off at all points. Addrem. . T. J. Anderson, Gen. Pats. Ayt. . Topeka, Kan. XX52U TIlwrETAB^ TWJdug Eg«t Apr. ldth Uw Homo rro.s'jo. Tb» Company rworrias lh« risk I U rarr ■« e tniMtaaoaw m»yr»«iwlro. ' TRAINS WEST. ________ A Gr.t RedQGtion ii Price: MICHIGAN CEN^Tt Railroadiu*^ rfflrnr.Miornrt baud nr eutect joist a, 1876 (C0LUM8VB TIME.) GOING' HUKnC GO! NG last. SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Dealers tn all kinds FURNITURE Dptolslcry (Ms Mels Frants, fc. uiwws&Mm Look here ! Look hero ! What.! don’t you think we can sell Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds cheaper than any«finu in the State r can ao it, far, with the help of NEW ADVERTISMENTS. We GOING'SOCTlL J. M. HEWES, G. P. Rowell 1 Go’s. Column. we guarantee SatMaction. Hearse furnished free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth Wo can give you better figures than ever of­ fered before, for wc make the moat of our Coffins and Furniture. Salisbury &, Brosseau. Hastings. Dec.. 22. 75. 52yl ■ ho two RenrwaontadrwDirtriet into whl .ir^tsngw^.^TiBgmB? _ ... rMBM - Wl—■■ LIL for Para. TadUagpolU. aad all Sonthawaateca ^LANDS I Daily. ha walariaa of th* Judges of tho Circuit Conrt, rotWad fbrbjJoint Resolution No. 28. Lawaof Komaaiwi "TKAD/tm, tond yoiir addraaato B.J, GILMO KE. Land Comm&motm, Lawrrtioe. .Kaiiiai. * *°W Ot **“““• Tl*»cl*e And an amandmonl to Saclian ]. ArtklgFi.ro»tlve to Um auirndnicat »D*1 rothioo of tho C nuiuUoa, provided fur Uj Joint Rroolution No. --CHTswIStl Al«o tho following Co only OSoomfor lhe Coenty f Bam. vlw: A . rm and Soathora pula ta W.L.BANCBOrT.Ui^^0"1 ■RAND RAPIDS DIVISIOK. QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Capital A. tboC>jnpaignol l876 Sr ** ....... Br-h BRAND RAPIDS ARB DETROIF ...... Mmit aftflijo itxD- nSn tom N«w York «xpmi._ • J4J6 p. m. fort lam Jacisoa & .Saiiuai IAILROAB. SHORT LINK EKTWKEN IICHIGAB AfflJJ nil' . TIMECARD taklWl July, 9. 1W1C. Traiaj run by Chlrago Tkw. Tho Sooth wtei ouortiffKl of t DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. i.ir.BABIS. O.T.JAHm. A.. 1ST 3ABIN <5c CO . CuwnlMior hlarnhantw »n4 daaian iu GRAIN, SETS=.2SrK<>”5RSlSrX.ir3. a^WB&'taiitSrKS. rx-jsS amo are supplied nt lowisit factory prica FLOUR And Mill Feed GREBLE&RUSSELL Board of Trade Building, Detroit, Mich, Libra! Carb ari vane made on Cuawignmcntr. BAXaCH _________ TRAINS GORKI flOtTH. •Oi-.Frto-.To^et^ ‘ Nichols, Shepard <C Co., DAm-t aux ®ch These unrivaled machines and repairs for HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. A NORTON. (Saeooworelo Bridge A Norton. A loO. W. Balch.) Greii Cbem tatafc WJJ; Corner Woodbridge 4 Shelby Sts, 3E>etroit, Mich. John H. Wendell & 06. GRAIN, FLOUR, tdim dMWTfoRHT few. POCK AND SEEDS. 51 nod 5G Woodbridge DETROIT, IFAeaf a >-« St. ' MICHIGAN. Ckicaio, Boci Islaii & M RAILROAD. Specialty. rca>tar>n«iAo<i isoo, American and Foreign Patents MOABIS. mmW'E1.1 ilHNRl', LACON. rKORIA. GSM* £0. NOUNS. SOCK ISLM DAVKNPG1IT. WASHINGTON. IOWA CITTrGfl^ NULL. NKWTVN. LES NOW* /OA/xr. Ciuucil Bluffs ani Omaha. Without Change of Cars, FOR SALE. Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt "tWKm, One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 25 1-2 aeres to ’ Hreksnge for a farm near Hnstings/Correspondence tne ehemt BF Bit ease I THE FOE of pain WUk.fcufc„ Bj&KXE Dtou.uci*.!. i StKr""* MM.. 1-11.. TO MAW AKO BWAWT UNUILINE. mustang liniment, E?£,^8W°o«>*MT~ro? QBAWD TRCKK baxlwat _ MATl.UfW. fias^.sa.ffiiiAs«-Kss batea* LEAVEN WOBT1J, ATCHISON, ■nd €HICAC°' »O «pl U*i riNSAs. nnum tbbxito COLORADO, ASD X£» jffixrcti , . for •»!« •’ *'•’ u*3**1^ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-09.pdf c4cdfa9c91349e7e2880d5f7430dd51f PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 47. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1876. WAGONS! geo. M. DEWEY iwior 'VP rrBUSHCR ifBSCRIPHONi ‘ RATE'S or AHVEKTJSHTG. *• *“ Ih**” >,C.) | 9.001 11001 fan jut fptf tix/Y otft irt triIL ttlL sTinmouw n k, mi raffiffllL iBD Brass CAMS. At prices lowec than ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. - T. J. WILDER. PLOWS AND CASTINGS JfOTtkr PCBUIC. Jaitie* of th* haw, Ge MILO T. WHEELER. In addition to the Oliver Chilled Plows and castings, we have a full stock of PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, HUCBPORT, BAHRY COVXTY, MICH. CUtorw" ' ” POINTS M. W. RIKER, JiillClOrTHH PVACK. Gaatral Cellacliee *4 luaraiM Aont. Union Block. stale Berest. SALISBCRY k. BROS9F.AKJ. 00kLIU IN FTRICirVRB. IpboHtwy GooiU. XmMuwi »=4 fiitUN. Vad«fUklD< proabti^ EXTRAS for the Gale, Cuiitis, Robinson, Donor, and Kalamazoo Plows. Points are all ground and sold at the same price ns unground points. GEEBLE & RU8SELL. 50yi WM. LPJOH.X, WilClAX Jt SiIB«iE0X-Ol« •tin4c. Huii(t. Miab. DELIGHT J. WOLF. M. D. DR. H. ,r. 1T.CKU AM. riractiy ullw’i tVNTD XXttU A. P DRAKE, suRuicox.-oaea Surs. Ht»t» fiu. Qu THE VICTORY IS WON ! ALL-OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. a JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. DR. C. RL’SSELL, T.11#15 * SVMBOW.-OBm • teiN*’:? m<*k- * LUCWS RUSSELL, CHAM. H. BAUER. For ftd Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees? An gam, Canned Goods, and al I oth­ er Goods usualy kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Oompetitioa. "r” COME SlIROHER; JV-NJO SEE MEI OHN STANLEY. W. TROOMUT. UNDERTAKING STAVES. STAVES. of experience, J0HX **CREMT' In th. bialDW, «» «n do tette work, mJ P" '■«’« Highest Market Price in Utetlon thu> M>y oU»' fl™ Cash, Metlon G. HOLBROOK. extensive •r MMdlevUb. need only ! D McOmber b«t bull with 5 - (.'urdelia Babcqck best pr * calves 5 00 woolen mittens w Awarded by the Barry Co. Ar’l Socie­ T Altoft 2 grade ewes, fine wool 1 50 “HOrS*arter be,t woolen yarn 50 8 Andrus 2nd IU 75 ty-1876. »E 9?.Uon be*t *hiu •Pr“‘i 1 00 T Altoft best 2 or more grade lam!* 1 00 Mm C Babcock 2nd 5q 8 Andrus 2nd 75 « FOtton ,*"t Piece work G“>R i oo Benj Demary bcst'cotawold buck I1ORSKS For SPEED. 3;oo . j •* C Babcock 2ad -­ C W n C'asMtly 2nd 2 00 ' 50 Best 3 in 5 mile hoots.—For »county Oft ' nt*\^OUP8 ^>98t Ottomancover Benj Demary Ixnl coUwold owe r •I .«> ! ",IuunU r«st ottoman cover 50 horses tliat have never made 3 min. ■’ I M"* MaJ IUbertl *** Cu“7 ch‘ir John Hammond 2nd Ire McAllaster *1st "" - 001 . corer g Preni. $10 00 Benj Demary Im~iI 2 or more 50 Robt Mitchell •_'ud ». G 00 cotswold hrulis i 50 Geo Holden jnl “ S Andrus beitpr lamp mats 3rd “a 3 00 50 1 (Hl I Best 3 in 5 rnilu heats.—^For wwuiv John llanuuond 2nd *■ M E Babcock b<st specimen cuuuty E J Kershner bent Icivtwlcr buck 3 00 ' horses that have never trotted for money. hand sewing 5U Jas A Hill 2nd 2 00 i CH Olmtaed 1st Prem (prot) •* “ 00 A E Durfee 2nd $10 25 Michael Hardy best do lamb 2 00 Robt Mitchell 2nd " ' u Ai G Carter best specimen darn­ G 00 C A Barber Inst Kuflulck 3 00 B W King 3rd “ ing 3 00 C A Barber 2nd 50 2 00 1 00 - . .Ma. BWIW C A Harber best do sow and pigs TROmxil TEAfT 3 00 T Altoft 2nd 50 A Barnabcc best inude du Best 2 in 3 mile beau. 2 00’ Jas McIntyre best patch work Lyman Moore bo-i | mm > fl slicaia Ira McAUaatcr . 1st Prem Jnilt . 8 00 ' 1 00 4 inos or tuoro A R Prett & Co 5 00 2n4 “ 3 00 Reed 2nd 50 T Phillme 2nd * 3 00 A Replogic best log cabin quilt 1 OO RUNNINU RACE. . Lymap Moore bait polund china • C II Bauer 2nd * 50 For county horass.wilh no record. boar 3 00 M C Wood aa.isoe best knit Best 2 in 3 1>2 mile hraU. Joseph Hall 2nd 2 00 Birney Van Brant latPrcrn I 50 15 00 A I) Kenedy best du sow 3 00 “ F Dillon 2nd 25 I B Hanna 2ud •* ] JO UO 8 Andras 2nd .200 Miss Julia Inane best crotchet tidy 50 J C Ketohuiu 3rd “ 5 00 Lyman Moore best do pigs 3 00 “ Julia Doud 2nd B W King Best Stallion 4 yrs old C 11 Stone 2nd 2 00 Mrs IV It Young best canvass tidy 50 or over ]10 Op Wm Tinkler best berkshiru sow 3 00 Miss Anna Nevins 2nd 25 Geo Holden 2nd bc.1 5 00 S W Lano best white china boar 3 00 Mn» 1) L Hose best tied tidy 50 Wm Mitchell Best 3 yn> or over 5 00 S_W Lane best do sow 3 00 “ 8 Andrus best braided rug A M Clino •• -J ' 50 3 00 Nelson Rich best magec boar •3 00 •• A Young beat drawn rug 50 Wm St John 2nd“ W R Young best csscx grade sow 1 00 J M Nevins 2nd 25 II ( < Carter best csscx pig* B W King beat pr matched horses 1 00 Miss Eva Nevins best patch raw 50 for all work 5 yrs or over 7 00 C A Barber best 5 Suffolk grade •“ Frank Smith best fancy foot\ A B Pennock 2nd ' ahoato 1 00 -I 00 Xtool 50 John Hinds best 4 yrs or over 1 00 Mrs M Doud best cotton hone 5 OO J B Fuller beat trio light brahmas 50 Wm Newton 2nd 50 3 00 Hayes & McElwain-2nd “ M Doud beat cotton socks 50 W K Barber best trio drk brahmas 1 00 Geo II Robinson best horses for Mies Ida Tsai beat baby cloak 50 carriage 5 yra or over 7 00 Hayes i McElwain 2nd Mrs A E Durfjje best baud omb’d Fitz G Blackman 2ud 4 00 W K Barber best trio pauidgo under clothes cochins A B Pennock best single carriage I OU 50 roadster 3yrs or over 5 oo Haves k McElwain 2nd Mlw Emma Bailey best bead bang* Wallace Stanley 2nd 1 'hl 3 00 C W Biggs best buff cochins ing basket ■I P RuUirts best white cochins O P Lusk best brood mare 110 00 I 00 Mrs C B Benham 2nd 50 J L Graham 2nd fl 00 W K Barber 2nd* Miss Lida Durfee best fine skirt Hayes & McElwain best l.lk A E Bull best yearling colt Tor Mrs Chu Barnes best worsted cochins 1 00 all work 2 UO wreath J L Graham 2nd 1 00 J S Van BninLbett blk hamburghs 1 00 Miss Ella Hal 50 Mrs John li^ J L Graham best sucking coll 2 00 J S Van Brunt 2nd K ftnbbls 2nd 1 UO Hayes A McElwain best silver ham­ ing ban burghs 1 00 Miss May Roberts bsst tiolet ausbion 60 T Altoft best 2yra old colt fur 50 carriage roadster 3 00 Hayoi k McElwain 2nd Mrs A D Rork beat •raatnented M Doud 2nd 2 00 Walter Cole beat golden spangled grass work 51V hamburghs 1 00 Allen & Trego best case millinery C J NarriA,beat 3yra !1 00 Walter Cole 2nd 50 Mrs W H Whittaker best pine cone L J Houghstatlcr 2nd Hayes A McElwain best white leg­ Josiah Turner bes» Stallion with frame BO horns 1 00 5 suckinc colts 5 (10 “ W H Whittaker best feather J'Tunicr 2nd 50 Geo Purdy best walking team to flowers BO 5 00 Hayes A McElwain Isst brown wagon “DC Eokleshymer best feather legh<irns 1 00 Whitman Benham 2nd wreath 60 J M Bauer bent blk Spanish 4 00 11 G Carter beat Jack 3 00 “ W H Whittaker 2nd 50 T Altoft best 5 bn white wheat T Phillipa best mule team 3 00 W K Barber 2nd •4 00 1 00 Geo W Wilcox 2nd Sol Chaffee best mule colt 1 yr old 2 00 Z B Hoyt best plymouUi rock :2 00 Z B Hoyt 2nd 50 D McOmber best Durham bull 4yra Geo Purdy 3rd 1 00 1 ,00 J W Stiodicomb bcetbu deut corn : old or over 8 00 W K Barber bait white poliah 1 00 S P Hood best goldsu polundji 1 BO I B Cunningham 2nd Altoft k Ryerson bot Durbain Bull C W Biggs beat houdans ' 1 00 8 00 3yr» old B W King beet bu flint corn 1 00 Hayes & McElwain 2nd 50 Joseph Kuigbt 2nd John A Robertson best Durham ‘ 60 1 00 S P Hood best bu white oats 5 00 J B Fuller best fr ’ bull 2yni 1 00 sled game' 1 00 Walter Colo best 1 3 00 C H Stone 2nd T Altoft 2nd $0 W K Barber 2nd 50 C B Benham best bu white beans D McOmbur best Durham bull I 00 3 00 Hayes A McElwain bcit pr aleslyr old M Hardy ^est long blood boots 50 I 00 bun ducks 2 00 D McOmber 2nd E Bump best turnip “ . ________________ oft Hayes'A McElwain L_ 2nd Hanna A Mathews best Durham I B Cunningham best sugar “ 50 J 8 Van Brunt best pr ronen ducks 1 00 5 00 I B Cnhniagham be t ruta bagas 50 cow 50 I B Cuanineham bt—t carrots 3 00 J 8 Van Brant 2nd D McOmber 2nd 50 Jeff Lee bnit nr gccae 1 00 L B Barber best tomatoes I) McOmber best Durham heifer 50 Hayas A McElwain 2nd 50 W P Fifield best pcac i blow potatoes 3 00 Hayts 2yra old J 8 Van Brunt beat best bronze turkeys 2 00 2 00 Hanna k Mathews 2nd Ralph Johnson best early rose 1 00 E Bump best shaker ruaseu 2 00 J 8 Van Brunt 2nd J C Hanna best bull calf I 00 1 00 Hayes A McElwain best peacocks D McOmber 2nd 25 W^PJfifisld beat brandies 2 00 Edgnr Burroughs best dov-H D C Sanborn best heifer calf 1 00 Allen Bennett best fallow corn culD McOmber 2nd beauty ‘ 00 Geo Van Sickle heat calico tivator C A Barber best Durham grade 2 00 Jm Stockman best bam door bull 2yra old J O Lea best early shaw hangings 50 J O Lee best leek 1 50 E HubUlldo lyr Andrew Young ban specimen wool M Tinkler best Durham grade R B Owen beat sweet 50 R B Owen beat hnbbard squashes turning 2 00 cow 1 00 Geo Purdy best flour from 2 bu D H MeElwaine 2nd E Bump best pumpkiiM wheat 00 8 E Johnnoa best buck wheat D McOmber best heifer 2yrs old 50 S W Lune 2nd 1 00 Henry Harens best ax helrc A Turner 2nd Black & Puller Lust Italian marble 6 W Lana best rye • Peter Cramer boat Durham grade M Joseph Knight bert cabbage 2 00 Black A Fuller best American * heifer Ivr old 1 00 Stebbins Bros best drrenng’and Mrs 3 W Lane best citrons Matt IUD writing bureau 75 Geo Phrdy be« redishaa 1 50 M Tinkler best do bull calf 50 Hosea Adolphus best crooknect 1 50 Stebbins Bru best bible stand D Patton best do heifer coif 75 Salisbury k Brosscau best secretary 2 00 fl Q Carter best Devon grade cow 1 00 Salisbury A Brosscau best drwing I W Vrooman 2nd M Hardy best onions 75 1 60* bureau I W Vrooman beet do calf Jas Hotehkisi best coll fruit nil 5 00 Mrs Ben Cole best loaf salt riaing A E Durfee bast Alderay oow kinds 00 bread A E Durfee beat Alderay grade Peter Cramar2nd H G Carter beat hop .rising 1 50 yearling bull J C Hanna best northern spy 00 bread 1 50 A E Durite tete “lr C A Barber beat red haMwin II “ S Andrus best c-irn bread 6 00 S J BMlmo tete working ow W O Frcamsn best steel's winter rod 50 “LB Barber best graham 4 00 C A Bute 2nd W II Devine best wagner “ Ben Cole best Jun< butter 50 Lnnnn Moore bote 4jn old num. 4 00 E P Barnum best R I greening 50 “LB Barber best Sept butter 3 OO W B Young 2nd Hoary Harens best winter pippin 50 “ C W H Cassidy b«t cheese 4 00 T Akoft tent_pr 3pn old urer. Henry Havens b«t golden ruseett 50 “ John Keagle best honey HeKeriU A Borernnre tent pr yn J C Henn* best king ef tompkins on “ A E Durfee best bottle cur­ 3 00 W O Freemen best rambo old .Um 50 rent wine 3 00 A D Knud, 2nd J hn Fleming best maiden bluab 60 “ M Hardy beet grape wino 2 00 Hirun Norton tent do lyr M Hardy best coll canned fruit 2 00 1 00 D Mediate test or mu <»>'“ 1 00 “ DMReed2nd 50 Uwin Durte 2nd “ Geo Brogdon beet 10 yds flan­ L N Mirer teu unload pr teem G K Owen beat concord 1 00 . Del 3 00 iyn , , _ w “ Joseph Hewitt 2nd 3 00 M.Kuiu A Sumo*, tel fit on woolen blankets 1 00 2 00 Henry Hav T Altoft 2nd 1 60 3 00 1« h&- 2 00 00 3 00 DR B. D. WUTB, WHOLE NO. 1090. PREMIUMS DMe6®Urbibcrd5fun blooded cattle 10 00 " Ben Cole D McOmber beet SO m pippias �J W SUnchootabbest w?Jh*r*WMt BETTER TIMtS AND POLITICS Now that trainers iff departments R P Barnum bert porter , John Hammond beat cnglLh ruEa.it i W Stinchcomb brat beauty J>f kent J C Hanna best »wk no fortLer Joseph Koigbt best bell fewer E V Barnum list »{>it»J«burg W II Devine Uwt covert Z B Hoyt be*t swasr C^N orris best dutcliras pear ylV Young best Louis a bond pear Ja* Hotchkiss best crawford peaches JasHotcbkira best quince* Mrs John Keagk brat coll dahlias “ W H Whittaker “ “ verbeun* “ A Young “ u house .U*- olimts is improving, and thofMrtie ra* feeling ofeon- h.d been eowmitad,“ "ot .J Ib.t he h.d *nj pith k»owlrfs«—k,d TW .BDfh 6i«>a of w«to »f u,o“ rapport Tilta and nude lhe C<mi»J capanw, 1* Ij, ta one of ibo “ "77, ““ imululcl • pruwculion ta «1> nun, tarwgert 'hiog. and h«]< » iho increase, will oeruinlj wwH be liable 10 eenrare. Then strange time. are„no f.cu and It ta ruled in polilieJ oircJoo “ our Democrat i« friends who have charged-------------------_ .dreoiaaUwM giren Io , the hard times to the Lultofa Republican 1 show that the Prosecuting Attorney* that in esse Tilden should be Prudtet, p-^k-T, adhere to their lugis by giving the eounacl was wrong, if he gave any. Are I. E. Measmore, ofGrand Rapid*. Mtdu* fidencc Republicans the credit oftbc improvement. • we to presume thia ? gun, is to be Post Master there. Certainly not. Any Can it be that an aspirant for the Senate comes down seem to be no doubt about , citisen who thinks a crime has been com- Thera would Right in ths midst mitted in cither of these oases can go be­ to rock re email a quill? Bnt tbcn.hr of the excitement ot a-Presidential year, fore a Justice of the Peace and make com­ liM a month for Mylhiog ’ it ta > ooiiceri.io r»« «*rir "-W the facts of the case. always been regardeil as which has “ W 11 Whittaker bort boqnet “..Wm Tinkler best petunia “ W II Whittaker b«rt coll pc- 2 <K> Fon 1877. $15 00 10 001 , . 8 00J, Affidavit to bo made of the method of । preparing the ground, cost of crop and yield of grin. Sample* of grain rawed to> F»c exhibited. bear it Prosecuting Attorney refuses to appear in from men in nearly evert pnrralt, and it the case, there will be cause for complaint, Ike public ml lie fnugh-« U of thtae«nlrjerer»w. Where lb. meek, there’ is a general lookitkf; up in all buaiucas circles. It u apparent in the airmen, you nearly every part of the comes to us from The factories of Rhode Island, country. a! such arc starting up n rapid rate that already over otia hundred of the one total hundred an-1 in cotton work iu twenty-eight employed the State are in operation. So ' New York city is filled with buyers ns it has years; the fires are be­ not been for many ing rekindled in tho iron forges of Pennsylrania , great transportation com- y>o panics are I aring their resources taxed to the utmost ; and all over the West are the u>ovemt:nti> of exchanging the bounteous hancat* for all the products of skilled True, industry. in many instances, end with what we hope for, it is but a begii >g as yet; still, it is amostgral- ifytag chai go as compared with the past and it gives auurance that every thing now is moving iti the right direction to the in­ evitable restoration of general prosperity. I(astis os, Mich., Oct. 9, 187<*. {xople the trtakey. dtabontet UTyer io thtaeowtay* interest*, as we have already stated, “ W li Whittaker best boquet Xenias Mia* Emma Tinkler best begonia Ida Toale beat foliage plant Biack A Clarksou Ixwt case photo on indemnifying plaint, and against unnecessary expense, can get a warrant; after thia has been done, if-the to btuibess jurious "-.Wm Tinkler 2nd ’ ' XV IT Whittaker brat boquet in­ And thus the bottom drops out of the moet effective, although one of the most and absurd, unreasonable of Democratic Although it hai been demon­ arguments. and not until. Iu matters for Tilden- '"S”1' on Uta raeOT line lhe ebore, there will the wrecker, be. that come before the Prosecuting Attorney it i<much Where there easier to say ye*, there will the skinners congregate- than no. ore people-lo I* Coffee.» From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. Aiooed, and W wants bis cause wgouaed plainant com Every Our Teas bought at ti 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. A Prediction. We offendudor liable to be, if it is not. arc glad, if w.« have got men in public po The .'oliowlng taken from rt'O Fr/v publbhed in our native Town in Naw Hamp•biro, we print; T»t for pcrttnal reawn, but ofthiaattact. It i* not for information that onr people My know our opinion of the It i» due however that •• in regard to these two matters tha' the pending ennva* abould say. thknuolatlon from ourleUer, wa» Prosecuting Attorney is required to«piak, ■ot wriuea publication tart tn a n*ar rvlabut he must take the stand and catechised. tiee, who gave it th* Fr«< Pr**After roeh an exhibition of legni learning ■ Bro. Dowey, of tho Hasting* (Mteh.) Dasand knowledge in regard lo the duties rf *aa (a native of Lebanon,) know* the Be«t officer*, we fear be will not darc do it pretty thoresridy. Ws have on several ocenolens ‘ depended on him for accurate election He would be annihilated instanter. information from that section, and never yrt found him wide of the mark, livre l» now says in a private letter; “It any on* Mke about Weetern politic*, Political Note*. tell them that we »hatl *weep th* Wert from J’ennsylvauia to the mountain* west of the Bum Tweed M OU hi* way home, and Missouri, and north the Ohio river and the Indian Territory, r/tow for Haye* and Wheeler Reformer* declare it n Republican trick I No niirtako about U. Iidiana i* a* sure aa New Itemprttre for Haye* and Wheeler ta Another Straw—A vote was taken on sition who can say mo oreoaion when the It m easy to see the animou* require* it. or two the Ixhigh Valley Railroad a day since, and resulted - Hayes 125, Tilden 45, Cooper 0. strated .over and over again that the main Au Indiana nun, after bearing Mr. hard times arc entirely in-, Blaine, mid, "That if all the wlcni in dependent of party politics, and have Indians cxyild hear him, tlie State would been operative more or lew throughout go Republican by 50,000 majority." the commercial world, still it was not dif­ “Scare ’em all you can" ia the Chicagp ficult sometimes to stir up prejudices in causes of the minds discontented and discouraged by /aft.—Oon<M*<t burinc*.* reverses or want of employment, who have been declaring that the Repub­ which took form against the parja in pow­ licans of Ohio arc likely to l>o beaten. Democrats advice lo tho The Situation in South Carolina The new* from S>uth Carolinpi* reaMurirg. Federal ocrats prepared to reduce lhe Republican majority by tho lullct and sabre. National Govermncnt ,i» iATMML BBrUBLICAN TICKET. den's chances have been steadily deterio­ counties ta Arkansas give Miller I Dem.) rating, aqd when the best report* from all 70.398, Bishop i Rap.) 36,728; Miller s and the majority 22,U60. Tho Damorratic ma­ Morrill in jority in 1874 wa« 7G,3U3. How tlo the negotiating the 4 j percent loan unite in Democrat* account for tho loss of over giving the impression of the undoubted forty tboumnd in their majority. Those quarters of the election of Hayes /'vr Fremiir-nt, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES . of Ohio. ‘ political field splendid success of . Secretary and has anything to do Xw-PreticMt WILLIAM A: WHEELER of New York. with politics, it is a signal of Republican nKccra. least, contribute to F< So far Wheeler. then, as the current businoM improvement It will, at that result; not only by removing tlx prejudices and erroneous opinions to which we have referred, but diffusing and strengthening by the con­ viction that the good indication of the tiroes, as well as lbs permanent inUresta of lhe country, should not be clouded by'the ascendancy of those who have boon iden­ with efforts to destroy the,Govern- tified meat ami are still hostile to its safety and jhe welfare of the people. ssw#-“- Xlulh ffSmet-WUXXaJ* DURHAM. ‘ Tuk.l ■’S.'ifevK."1 • , ■ !<UiitlrrTltk«<.', great issue- i* not The above is from the Journal of week Democrat, and others will who of all the Democrat strengthen the Republican ticket. last year th t* an evidence of the revival ol Luainen* throughout- the country and bdicvca from ianuad wsrrauti If he dooe, •■■■<• would be ascertain through the columns the outlook, a#sh*»a hy theaoOectmn* in pleased to the various district* that tln rrceqig of the of the Jntmal, whore wc arc to look .(• r proseot-lhtrol year wiH bo jeariy 810,000,- Hand Mr. and on complying with the statute, obtained a warrant aud then, on bt-iog notified by tlio Justice, it would hare Ixscn the duty of Ur Prosecuting .Attorney to have appeared ou the part of the {«qdc In the ease. Until he has refused to so appear, wc do not we that ho has neglected any duty. If. as we suspect, the parties meiibuncd oouneeled with the Prosecuting Attorney in regard to «omro«ictng proseeutron* and IVe sell the best We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.00. . Ohio Stone Ware Crockery. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, Hastings, Aug. 7th, 1876. xxi30w4. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. tmd be happy again _ aesAiSSKMratJ. k. -w. vorcrx-B 1 1 GM Redaclioa ii- Mis! SAkViTSB BEBB I. Ike Ben Ugn Bre««l ta lU- Itta SALISBURY & BROSSEAV 7 Dealer* tn all kinds CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONISTS FURNITURE, tHII.sfaoiira'k.iriab to. 00W m wnilun the nuHinni ra'imated. i; -juw npjwur* that the Democratic dH- cera examined Governor Hayes' tax returns "topping at any nf the at Fremont, satisfied thmaeives that they ft further were correct, ond s.'i reported, appear* that prominent Democrats of Pt*, bi* rer.ul., ... ,rsl— u 40 It, I**, vith the Wp property J. M. HEWES, for taxation aboVI its value in money. The Democratic paper at Frwn<.nt de­ dined to publish the contemptible dander about him. to do so, or that in that thty have n Proreeutiog At-' live Seahe. Senator Booth, tarne. who ore rav no, whanba thmU no, JtoiUWw „HMlucr mqnt exprera their willingness to testify that Governor Haye* put ---------------------------------------. ALL IVEUENT8 TO ORGANISE bis opinion there was no case, or not oaf JdY THAT BEAT DOWN ficient eviddnee, we cannot aeo what the ! comphihed the return of the fol BELLION. ASP ALT. THE Juttn -il can make ottt of that. Certainly I uaimsd prominent gentlemen to the ’ARM ADAPTED TO flE the people ofthia County will be. glad to! liaau party: General Ranks, Rep; know We brag on. could hav* gun# to Justice of the Peace of tbo Couafy, be advised them not tmntitaaq the very mueh reduced rates of board. The special arrangements mado for, board and lodging make it pomble for Commireioucr Raum consider* know the law that gives him the authority. Tbs fall term of Battle Creek College opened Wednesday. Aug. 30, with a very full attendance. The reputation nfthw young Insdtutio- has extended to the ax treme boundaries of the Union. Students from almost every Stale arc coming to share its benefit*. ' T*e secund annul . Attorney Curry er Mr*. Crackers. Cheese Tobacco Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. battle Creek College. Tim receipt* froin Internal Rorcntm for lightened by it (?) nuy deluged You can have in any shape you want. the month* of July and August arc nearly before last. We must confess, itat Wc are'en- did not threats are be the Slate for ly looked upon by tho shrewder politicians tun guar. n'.«d student* from the fascinat­ ing iuflaencevyl' rice; tho thoroughnaa for Hayra and Whoclcr. Grover is a required in their work ; and last, but quite ! 8714,000 greater than for the same month* We Republicans harder soft of the Pacific Cotai ta securing Oregon that the Prwccming in the streets catalogue is jut from the imw. It is ele­ gant in Myle and paper and, in typography money, civil service reform or-the tariff cal execution, bentifd. Itacontent* fa. jpraliou, but whether violcneo .wd disor­ dicate a rapid growth in edtxaifana! der shall control tbi* Government ar the facilities and brilliant proepecta for the future Four course* of study are arrang­ sentiment of the taw-abiding people. The ed for lhe aooommodatiaa of atudent*. South would secure the control of the Gov< The Classical, English, Normal or Teach­ ernment by violence and tbo Democratic er*" and special. In the Teacher*’ Course, , party is but tho ally ot tho Roeth. “— the branches of study, their arrangement, and tho methods rf instruction are all deGeneral Banks, in 187G. ngtx-i to tnritv the teauher for hb work. ' Tho recent election of Lafayette Grover, bpecul advantages sre famished tbewa the present Governor of Oregon, to the pursuing the common branches. The chief inducements for attending United State* Senate tn succeed Senator this school rro the strict religious mfluasiKelly, March 4, 1877, Is almost universal­ •cas permeating the Imtitution , the protee‘■The Will Pros. Atty. Bauer explain, why be refused to inane a warrant far the arrest of an official for hi* brutal assault on Goo. Curry ? Also why be refused Mm. E. M. Hand a warrsat for die arres > of an alleg­ ed thief, after she had been robbed of 200. or 300doliar* ? Mr. Bauer will please give” public answer to die above questions, and I will give him romo more. before, AN® NOW THE VERY JI EN WHr FOUGHT AND VOTED TO BREAK. UP THIS UNION. NOW UNDHR THE SAME NAME AND ORGANIZATION,8T1LL CALLING ITSELF DEMOORATK'. APPEAL hr----TO NURTOTj&URGEN.' -----------tllKM ALL THE 18 OF THE GOVIENT. THEY ASK TO ADITER ITH LAWS, CONTROL ITS RKVENLEti. aNDTO MOLD ITS POLICY AT HOME AND ABROAD BOTH O» THEIR CAN Kuklnx knives must 1>c sharpened. The openly _ddfod. Democratic artillery is placed Some longed for a change,' as if any Long John "Wentworth says : When­ of Charleston, where the would be better than^Abo present state of ever there was a steal in Congress we al­ bare 10,003 majority, and things, and sumo lost their interest in the ways raid. 'Haye* join* with us to fight it,' made that the street* shall real political question* of the dsy. Now and not one of those railroad jobs ever got with blood in order to cany all this is changed. It certainly cannot bi* vote." Tilden and Hendrick*. be attributed to Democratic prospects, for Official rotaris from all but two small it so happens that it cook* -jtttt when Td. er. “Honest money Jbr all, and free schools for all. There should ■be no inflation which will" depredate the one nor secteriau iutcrferancc which will, destroy the other.” not official* from that Stall- rqwrt firtccu thouMnd armed Dem­ Spipes. Sroator Fontm,, Dewitt C. Carl; Liu tarataTS' .“kk“u« 'tatatal Ifanw tenWwT Irn- I- F �05^)ii-WeakhfiepliblicajiBaj!ji8L But Ball. Cunr»i,» o*». 8^1. UU, m>. SPECIAL NOTICE HASTINGS CITY DRUG STORE Tha faUow)i>K fc ,lie score of the tuntd, „««•. M.i. I- ftVf-l-nV’* n. GUIX>E a vitiated eondlUan of th*di«ti- '_ _____ R. TIME-CARD 'Oc^yot<:raitcntion to our stock of strictly punDRXiM anRMEDlCIAES- We makeaspecialituin '^a^nS. rtrictlu prime DRUGS. WeMUveitis tor the tnieres -t of our Customers as well as ourselves to sell only / mm-e and pure MEDICINES. JT e h-av e a stock of political oauldraa ia boOihg femrcl, and stran- ™ >. ta. ft, •Wk lmt l*ll» aide* for U Uta’^ 'T“ "" i-'v- Public Square by 8. 8. Cox and another four ecores. Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil Golden Oil, Black Oil, gSKU- Northern Democrat, aid Southern • Tv Ftrifk’ R.bela. The old sympathy that has smouthsred for the past ten years ha. iserea^ to a flam, from which th. South expect! io monopolu. the heal andjllglit and leave fur their Northern as- ■ UdlT'*'® *' 1:13 r. m. . Fay Frvubt Colonel Bob Ingersoll made a telling speech At the Park in Ibis city, on Tuesday Evening and told lhe Democrats tome wholesome tnithe ro,T»im K TIMECARD »ro’v?"«?et?Mi*i Hkkom. iuttra. । • ,, S.o«£ht very low and WE will sell them at fjficc.t that will please the closest buyer. ifaatod their unearineea by their altuo.t fruitji p. m. P. O'a--Nortb The Democats are out to-night. Their torch- BARNES & COMPANY. Notice to Teachers. $600,000 IN GIFTS! the Cshtsr School Houm on Friday and Saterdny Oct 27th. m,d *8ih.. commencing at 10 a. XtXXTT DAYS POSTPONEMENT OFTHH It is expected that alt will be present lhe flrot day. A reasonable knowledge of C. 8. History will ba demanded of every grade, and EKS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Suoanind lu Miaati of the Science of Government fur both of the higher grade*. School officers are cordially invited to Im present. Wm Tinkler KENTUCKY CASH DISTHIBUTiaN Cd FOR A FULL DRAWING. ___ / DKAWIBG roBITIJ^ELV Harting,, Aug. 12lh 1870.____________ ALLEN & TREGO’S OR MONET REFUNDED. SPLENDID DISPLAY OF Fortune for Only $12.00 Exixit Asuars, Township Sup'L Fall and Winter Millinery I HATS, FLOWERS, &C. Ing J. G. Blaine with an idea of their atreugth 'Give me my Bond,” Shyk>ck said. nk BBoweo J W Uoushulia All ABOUT I<tk> u . u. ‘ . The mot toe* on their bannen would purtte <L. wi—— —■—— — f ,U— W——* .. — .I——_ • — -I ——A the county. TO-DAY’S ADF.VR r IS EM ENTS. overhauling Col. Ingersoll than be did in try­ ing to enlighten hie audience pn the political FUWUGifU-Thot. P. Porter. Pattani' sal which oeeaolon th.y will dhtribul* to lhe ticket holders the intmrni* ram of All kinds of Ladies' Underwearatthe LowestPrices. $600,000! I-alley ever and person, opposite -80 “ ‘th* be Kentucky Kentucky Cult So.’ whe when Quh Distribution Distribution Com petty we* organired. Council <>■ of -ft—.™. the City VVUUCU FraiikLirt Ky., K* ■ —t.l give —— us ... your —___ .bond __ > . for Frankfort, Mid, Thea. I’. Porter, cx-Gor, Ky. Gen. Maa'gr. half million dollar* to better protect tbc own LUST OP QIFTH5™ ®f «h* priae lick Mi, when your drawing o—<*v am stoo.ooo u nude. The Association promptly complied Oanr ntrftaa.l — art* o— ...a— with the demand, and executed en approved 40,000 bond. See their advertisement in another 10,000 column. It inform*you how toaecure a band3,000 50.000 some tuai of money br an outlay of only $12. axoxi The enierprlM is endorsed by acme of Ken­ ICO eath <>ft» of 40.WU tucky's high officials of public treat, which ia 30.00) a guaranty of lhe reliability of lhe entepriae. *UM» eash'rifts of wo".'."l C<'.(•») Ex-Gov. Thos, P. Porter is the General .Mans­ Goods of ail kinds Cheaper than in quality to suit the taste of every Remember the place, State Street, Roberts’ Drug Store, GIVE US A CALL. MRS. CLAR MISS VIWE IlastiogN. Midi., Oct, 5, 1S7C. FRICK OF TICKKTX. •firQuartern. ••: 9 ; tOKTiakate. tfiw; MARHTFD y (pare lime will ate at IU each. ■ of Frankfort, the i. th* Hon- Alvin IXTttunaTOB. J PERKY-BUBTOX.-By ths Rev. O. W.Bhenaas, mtucky. and other with luebotherdital the rerideee* of th* bride'i father in liastinn dtoliixriihed clti.uk*. Tewashia, SsotmborSSth. ITS. Mr. Willard A. allow in thia line. RjCKFOph W°Matic Knitter Justice. PICKLE — BARTLETT.Ey M . W. Riker. Esq.. October 4th. 157(1. Cbriitcpbar Pick I* of Jabmttwu. lo Mrs M*T7 a. P*rt|*U of Dilip W*»t Virginia. Jobs. oUr Colorado Rooster still crows! All eouunenleatlena. etdan fin Tlekru and ap Frankfort. Ky. xsitDf THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC eiiy sc Friday evening of this POLITICAL I ONLY 10 CENTS ! Chrt. •peculation for lhe Danker and Gold Broker, REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN Fully 1 ■ -~ri.v. CTWm.rmwi > With Almmt Musical Speed. requirinr no eutlins and niakina up. A aood ope­ rator will knit a manfr rock, with heel end toe Caution. paying the intereat on that amnunL Ths Ropubticau demoustrstiou at Freeport decided succcea. r nttractins noireml .--Itenlioa by it* salonhli* Ikerfcrmaiico*, and Ua Croat practical vain* for t day family u»c. It i> Mmplv. Durablv HELMICK’S i»iJ«ba Michael made Greenback speeches In EcUmJ la»t Thursday. What a flood of finanrial light wa« there lar to its legal quality as it was when the Unit­ ed States debt was contracted, thereby giv- Family Knitting Machine Wanted all Hayti and Wheeler Compe'sn Club* Local blisipe^ Notice? That NaHoasI Bank compromise Ticket fer Ccssty eScen is a little the thlne.l specimen •f political Cnaasiering tint Las come to our tuvledge hr many a day.—Andrtw lb wi 1 xxUGtf Ayer’s Sarsaparilla \h’or Scrofula, and all . UoM DU.j T. Phillips wisher th* party xx,31,i THE iTTRICM OF HIE MN! THURSDAY, NOV. 30th. 1S7C, Carlton. Oct. 7th fg;fl A Holbrook , All persona arc cautioned agtinst pur­ chasing a Noto given by me to Walter Blake, about the 26th of September last, for Forty Dul-ara. As the Noto w. s ob­ Price 10 Cents per Copy, tained by fraud. Fbedekich Naciitrikb. twenty tn forty pair of «<wk* in a dur. ^vrry Sunily—rvpeeUllr er*rr taiutrr** futtily -tbouidbawn nlrWhrd Knlttrr. U will be found etisallr tu uvcirl as tbo fkwln* Nacblno, •V,*.,!nS3.«:Ks..-i „rta.—« IU«< vkat it r«pr«»»iUMf. . Tire Blekf-ni Machine- i> tbo only kri-inut* cylindrical Knittin* Machine in cxiitcncc. All otfrvn wx lleoaasd by w, are cl*ar and. palpable 47tf scrofulous, diseases. Erysi­ pelas, Itose. or St. Antho­ ny’s Fire, Eruptions and liruptivr- diseases of the alfiii, Ulcerations of the Idler, Stomach, Kidneys. Lungs, Pimples, Pastulex, Boils, Blotches, Tumors, Tetter, Sall Rheum. Scald Head, Ringworm, Ulcers, Sores, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pain in the Bones, Side and Head, Female Weakness, Sterility, Liucorrhaa, arising from internal ulceration, and Uterine disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis­ cuses, Drotir, Dyspepsia, Emaciation, General Debility, and for Purifying tho Blood. This Sarsaparilla is & combination of vegetable alteratives — Stillingia, Man­ drake. Yellow Dock — with tho Iodides of Potassium and Iron, and is the most efficacious medicine yet known tho dheases it ia intended to cure. IU ingredients nre so skilfully btned, that tlxc full alterative effe each is assured, and while it is oo as to be harmles.1 even to children, it is still so effectual as to purge out from the system those impurities and corruptions which develop into loathsome disease. The reputation it enjoys is derived from its cures, vid tho confidence which prominent physicians all over the countn-repose in it, prove their experience bf its usefulness. Addreu all Ordari to kudnd*. CENTENNIAL. State Land Office, Mk*l|an. •fl be Presides! elect—Crocwell Governor FOB SALE OR EICHASOE. A bow ■■■•( «n> >»“■ W. fl «>«,—i. ui, .. MARBLE WORKS lo* fo, ewb or exchange lor a rarm. Title petfecl, no ineombrance, good *dt, cistern end cellar. xxHC.4 “—L “• «“• ...kY?'”" '"r WINSLOWS STEAM ’f Bfi |S Enonire nu lhe prantaa, or add™, o. V. GREENFIELD. —v.p’H wlU O.lr Uvw. IU* . *°**bold furniture. trv 1* net._ ... xxc" k(! la tho 2nd Ward ru entirely destroyed 7** r Harting., Mich. a SK Tba origan of CHEAP CENTENNIAL TMP-TV goilb, Mu>ce A Pn«<», »”J “ „c^u. W»»«<’“reo.rH3;4W —M UV.U u*Fpear» u though it S.7S7 io' in1 10' w If io* i 1 xxrt7w7 ORE DOUAI ^•‘‘ktirelothiug. and nearly all their ftxr- IU1, Ti»' »B» worth if previaioM *•* given f« [./»»'■ j0JJ„Bowu. xxidGlf Mia,, o«. 4U. l«T«. -u., A Meu^« msehiMt will be scnlto auy part of tbi initvd State* or Canada. »xprtn tlarge* prr-paid ntfceiM of the price. Agents wanted in every State. County. City sni uwn.towhou> very HUrul dtmounU will bo made for reseipls during ths month of Sept. 1876. H. P. Cnuaar, 0» Basday night the residence of O. ttir • so s . lib street, ciaeliMtl. 0. Lanning. Sept flOta. 187*. ‘btt of Micbigen, McGowan Congressauui ***1' t<,J‘ Beeator elect, Rork sad Stinch- ■ *ab Reptseentstivei elect, with every BaKblkw nominee fir a count y office. Ma>k F. W. HELMICK, CHICAGO LEDGER At Kalamazoo Midi­ Monuments of the b&rt American and Imported Marble, Tablets and Head­ stones of all description made toor-er <»n short notice, ulao Granite Monu­ ments of the various patterns supplied to customers, Having steam power and improved machinery for sanding, high polishing and cutting mortices, we can do work cheaper and better tlyin those who work by band. F. Clark, General Agent, Barry Co. xxi.UmO -7* '“"I - rttUrn BerrtU.. Bur ‘iaoar* thank* tn A. r. Take Notice. and without Sweep's Hotel, • ABpmiMint-bua ““ * fcholmhipof the . Kami! Without GRAND RAPIDS. Lewtertil. further deUy or noticeSalisbvby & Brosseau. BOARD AND ROOM, ELM PEP. DAY. received, and iu many of these cases are publicly known, they furnish convincing evidence of the superiority of* this Sar­ saparilla over every other alterative medicine. So generally is iUt superi­ ority to any other medicine known, that we need do no more titan to assure the public that the best qualities it has ever possessed are strictly maintained. raxvAnxo nr Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mau., J. Cole & Son WHOLESALE A RETAIL GROCERS Oiler for » at tte foist Unit Rate LAUD PLASTER STUCCO WATER LIIE LIE ABAIR Shingles Lath &c. �I wm HASTINGS The Great Snta Ttaiilto. STATE OF MICHIGAN. LEGALB. jhB SeiM-taekiylteplAliMji happen The “Iron Treil." PIlOBATE ORDER. A spicy sketch descriptive of the At.?T^,l>F.ViFHI<'.AN,<!*-*ty.n ehison, Topeka and Santa Fa Railroad, tbc beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of ttjhtbsudrod ami roveuty the Rocky Mountains, by “Nyin Crinkle,” the musical and dramatic critic cf lhe Kew York World, scut irce <n> applica of Prairieville «n mid eotra y d verified. >' i :■ . . ■ 'i. lion, together with the &ui J‘i<m (Jutdc, ,>!'.! ,!.n Hunt 1 Biber-.1 • -I ■! maps and time tables of this new and pop the adminblration of raid &t ular route from Kansas City and Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all piiinta is Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arisons and the San Juan Miues^ The finest'line of Pullman art. then to beholden Sleepers on tho continent between the Mis­ City of ilittinr* and souri River attti the Rocky Mountains 1 points. Address. T. J. Andeuson, ‘ Gen. Pau. Agt. \ Tuix-i,. x&sar The follow ins indooeaeca are o»;™.±y ...\? i ' ac-Trindle Jnil«e of Probate. turn of thi. State ate to be rabuilUed to tho neofde of tho Slate lor their anoptton or rejection, vi*-- iative to tho amendment nnd revinon of the Unrtitution^rovided fur by Joint Rceolptlon No. 29. yjsskJ-te: ON EXECUTION. AU kinds of fruit, candies, nata und at ltd lowest prices by rtusinx. Tor sale John Stanley. win**. County of Bdrry. •* r-By aitfou imuedoat ufaad under the ejj°i "riim'i > iin . ....... EV. 1>CI u!>.. ±S«i Statute 1 d.y of May. A. D.1S76. in and to '^l/xoVjlSIUN TICKETS^, . . . >_>__■_ ~ln I.. ...1.1 .1 *11 hnnfiwl John Stanley sells better and chcajicr. Tea, than any other House in the city. C-Oof the d-jsen or by the Xlu44t3 art tide oflhe but description: and alw. 5 el the centre of »ald reetion r <20 rnnulBK lheneo wort *ixtccn thence North ten (19) rod-. ther.ee m ltd) rod*. drone* South ten CM he place of becir.ire. euntainia* in nidred and eleven (ill) acre*. be the i or 1<M; *11 lhe above described tandi pny.it once, it will Mance A Pretcn. virtue of **!<!>*ivulion. Fuhall expose for tale xe<I let) *1 th<» North front dohr of tb« I'wr: ll»u-.>. In lb* City o> ilution. In **bl County of Barry, th* above d*>> rlbed land and prratea at public vnndne to tbeAlchert and tort bidder on Saturday the»th day otOctober A. D. IJIiS, Mono o’elor-k in the nftentoon. that being totwee* th*hour of •» q' ftKffSXS’■' Dated. Ilartlnxv. Sept l!th. 1516. *ept.Ht~ tept.lUT RPOBATE ORDER. STATB OF MICHIGAN. Uwunty of Ilarr^.u. TtetcU roorf H»U« %nr lentra! tied Pr*»»ytM«>o Been are to bo elected.’vl*: Eleven Elector* of Plreidrnt and Vsec ProMeat of the Tatted States • Oeveru .r. Licuteuant Ojt- D. 1 BOYD, Jr, -RitesErft- SAFI. L SEHMJR, ja'ftKn.'f- CALIFORNIA tooted. Alto » ,-eualur for th. 1 ll'i Aperient biaee’the medicinal propctia* of tho be*t I water* in the world. HOLD BY ALL DBUGGDHU. 2 77 A*.nU/.«pl« FREE qHJtJ w 4 t I*. I). VicutBT. Zcsiutn. Msine. ■ Is the shortest and beat route forall Etints in Northern Illinois, Iowa, AKoro. Nebraska, Wvominq. Col­ orado, Utah, Nevada, California, OxKnoN. China, Japan andAusritAA1*o thefollowlo*Countr OSs.-:* for the COtiuly LIA. It" f Berry, vic K£* Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line at-pear at a iroion ofnld Court, then to be hold at lhe Probate Office in lhe city ot Uaatiact, ai ■bow caw, if any there be. why the prayer of tl petitioner Rhould not be srantexi: And it lets Is the short line for Northern Wbconsin and Minnesota, aud for Mad­ Ison, St. Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth undall point* in the Great Northwest. It* . *8ESTB^Wfcai!2i“.r^ llMtins* ItepaW mu B»kxm*. a newvpaper priat Default hiviu* Imuu B>*d« in th* cun* e«rt*in Bonni• (wbvnby th* powtr » l A truecifc'.! MjrtUwlT WESTERN LANDS GUARDIAN’S SALE. turtle oflheectate of Robert M. Collier. W. O filer. Mary A. Collier, and Franeoe tr.(ha sof Abel Collier.deoeoeed.i Minor*. HOMFSTE AT) S. or r<>vcrnincr.t HOMli- BESTS W.ISTIB“ A Capital &. theCamp aign of!8 76 it*_nr«wu- y of Barry,in the State of Miebi.ieeuMi and authority rnnted to .r orinsiuj, A. I).. 1S78 by tho >fx Barry. County Mteh'can. Of th* c<tat fht, title, and interact of tho mid nor* of, in o o 1 he real ftSate altnaled »u ! be «f Barry, in tho Bata of jliehi*u« in tho Con deecribed aa follow* btejrtt: fjuatler <«.> -f the North-Wen quarter(*t) ctBcl .don thlrtyn* '.tfi, In Town two <SJ ’ 3 cr-csv. Give* a full history of th* II kniry i SEL LU W. MAPES. T. GIAKDIAN’S SALE. Fox'» ■” !0«B Winona and St. Peter Line MORTGAGE SALE. . ; . । Istbe-only route for Winona, IIochesMankato, St. ami nil pain's in Southern and Central Mlneaota. Its ter, Owatonna, Peter, New Ulm, tlchiran. pur*n- E&.W. Dated Aw. SUL 1178. Detroit, Mich. TAKE NOTICE. /.’■eeMsthatth* Common Council of the City ss> *?~*TeL»,.“f !tsr‘sr_®*e PORK AND SEEDS, DETROIT, Woodbridge ‘ 8t. MICHIGAN. Wheat a ^pedattif. Diftheria. Ulcerated Sore Thnxt. and Sorb m Piles, Fistula*, Stricturo. part bnt It mint b* well ra time two or lir« thaw « d into tbemtem. whaoee it oar* or woo »d u effected IndlecrrtioM oTYouth;- D,rrltogbMVKflAH> *-“B JWKKS! SSS. U.-—J •fixssuaffero >-’m^ witl lbeUMoflbe Pllli to roar** I>rop»ic*l Swelliap, r*r*ly»i». mJ &if JeikO- 0an< aft« April HlfflltniMettmuM. 4U>»w-. Ataliy IS IS’-* /olfooHM *»»*«• through T rain* Dally, withPpuilhinn County of Barry. TO THE PUBLIC. 56 FOR SALE. ’ Fruit Lands in tho nb&^leOtet oh eat. throat. Michigan fruit belt. •yrtera ore iu infie'tao* can be ftit ia uy !>ml One. Fruit and gar­ St ’te^S’SSl.tVSS dening farm of 25 1-2 na«uer for lhe duoaro aamvL er a»jr thaHxrtaacres to Exchange ?utis^stf2rrtm.Tie tor a farm near Has­ tings. Correspondence solicited. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 8Sl?'dt,&u. Soil CffiHan lattaifc- and NTBBBI.WS BRt*8 Pullman Palace Cars Corner Woodbridge & Shelby Sts. 54 Store. Line BALCH & NORTON GRAIN, Peerless Milk Safer, now rm exhibition at our Fun itteie Fiore. All kinds of work made lu or­ der. Repairing of all kind* of old fur­ niture neatlv done. z WE XIEAN BU8INE8S! Furniture Booms south side State St. opposite H. A. Goodyear** Hardware Is the old Lake Shore Route, and In the of lhe power of (ale.contained in a dd noHnn only one passing through Evanswn,’ and ia pawuanca of the rtaXvtc in •mh raie mde FoBtesr Highland Park. and provided, thyr* wifi be> mid al public auction Lake m tetuvday. the P:lh day of December. A. D.. 1S7H Wauksgan/ Racine. Kenosha to at the hour of one u clock in Ibe afternoon o/nid Milwaukee. day.altho north frontdoor oftheUonn s.K FLOUR, ' and everything In the Furniture line. We Invite all peraonn to cull and look ...... ...... .. U. S| tho uate of thm notice (he nn ofoav tboawted two la the only route fur Elgin. Boukfohd. hnndn<land thirty dcttersfPSrt) principal end Freepoiit, aodnil pjint* via Freeiiort. mterot. and alto an attorney f<-eof< nv hundred 1 dollar. <»!(»).») rr.vlded . for tn .,ld «>>rt«ie” Its ■hould any proeeedui** lx taken tv force!-.*® tin, Chicago and Milwaukee nm«. And where**, no pmceediafi eliher at law or to equity bare been Uulttated tu :eter«r the «3^.teTSSC£X’’,d5%,“!® Are run on all throngh trains of tlsiw ■ road. .. Mtohyom.* LINE ror.nl,u; id authority rrahted tome onthe3l>tday</f July. IS'T b«w> Chliaro and St. .. D.. U76, by the Probate Court of Barry County. ES!,,’J3‘wF,*nd «chi.i Wilnn an uf the erlate, rteht. title end latere-o c.ago and Winona. the said minor* of. In and to the real ratate aitited and twins In the ’County of Barry in tht dneribrd <n I >11 to-wit ibe wett half (Wiuf .o“’,sl”P«™<"nntct with ato of MiiihSiew. known and demribed a* Eelluwi T**! camber .leva1?”1*"!, ti,c uni™ Jhiilroad for all points West of 100 ecrw of the Esrt1 0 alfw*tec Nortb-We*: quarter ■v of Section Two (2) cordis*to thoUnited btalr*Hervey both*nrw the ML-aourl River. • (oven ("I Weet. ) DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. On the arrival of the trains from lha LINE MKYEE& *“K,r^°Vv ’ ,he t^hisofthe Chtaaru XXtXwT Gcarilan. . enicr&.VtX^”5' I'EAVE A. K. SABIN. O. T. 8AEIN. — DARWIN McOMBEli. CO, । wmlxistratok-s sale. For Council Blufl%. Omaha and Calisalon in i In th* matter k th* attain of AMph J. Stonlay _ . ’ _ __________________ xxitlw’.l John H. Wendell & Co. HffliOiAFS ODffldTi INGS, Bkackkts, Papek-Holi»EBS, WAU.-POCKMTS, SUPTEB11OLDEKH, FreePort and Dubuque Line BTRIOTLT PRIVATE Board of Trade Building, Detroit, Mich, MK TBS, FICK ’ Appleton. Green Bay, Escanaba, end PIiny T. Ariton of Palmyr*. tt ayuj G.uutv,, Negaunee, Marquette, Houghton, Hancock, and the Lakb Superior Colntby. its and wieatlffe manner. Immediate relief: weody. And Mill Food llASTtxas. July IS 187C Tin: TESTIMONY OFTHE W HOLE WOKLl* , Green Bay and Marquette W. A. Woodworth, Atty, Line and Real Estate Agt. Douglas, ^T.1’ f",v£*«T to“nv. Ntate of Michlzaa Is the only line ifor Janwvuxr, in LlNr 1 uf Morts**«. on pofti HOeaj Ill.. Watertown, Fon Du Lac. Oshkosh, Mich.. Spccial.t'hroilcaBd dbscarelilseascs GRAIN, FLOUR Parties Itaving Pictures to irania . would do well tn v ‘ them framed of i» u> we can do it I’ ..’rand Cheaper than any house In F . County. We keep the Iiargcbt »,..i Best .^elected stock of PICTURE FRAME* AND MOULD­ at our eareeuDir* u> u>e pro, hiiw .«» .-y. v. brnion Law» of ISLC Ateo a Eeyrcvcutetii c TH J. CHICAGO & NOBTH-WJfcfTE AI? RAIL­ each of the two lleproentaUve nirtrfot lute wbbV WAY . Ibb county ledlriJed agreeable lo tbo proviuon* of Act No. »’■ at the Smaion Law* of 1S5. Embraces under one management tho Great Trunk ilaUway Lines of. ibe W ESTjuid NORTH-W EST. and, with tutfon of thl* Suite *n-MbuilltMt to tfo- prop!* of lb» State. i»r their sdopefon or rtjw.kn. punauul its numerous branches and connections, to tho r»qulrnavn'n <>f lb* Cc.-'rtiiutlon and the furinh the shortest and quickest route r*vulDti->p« »f th* LcjMlatcro (abml’.tlu: them. between CniCAQo und all points in WISCONSIN, NOBTHEBN An amso-ln *nt rtrlkin* ftontlb* C'crolitatian iLlMIo. SMtion 41. Article <. L»<i>latlv* irputEidwhieh. Michigan. Minxksota, Iowa, Ne­ forbtdi th* ersot of ttevnu for th* »*!» of Maxi- braska, California, and the WesrHqw<r?.f provide-! for by Joint llcxotetion ebn Territories. I th Omaha and California Line I .<h-' matter of th* ornate of Laxe S. Cox. late of Johnstown, in ran! Cvur.ty. dre*«ued. Ou r***lia* and filins tbc potitiou. dab' verified, of Ambrvio and Beal- .M. Cox. next ofjiln of xald deeea*ed. prayinx It*‘ ■’----,'-**' • —•’----- ' • ' ettata may bo eommil Tberenpon itliorda w. H. GOODYEAB, Where you wul find all kind* ol 1 heTlruggist „ Be*peet]miij cninounea Of every Description whit h we ntat he has again enfaaffi SEW 10HK tESTBSL R1II.R»*I> can roll cheaper than nay hone • in Bar­ in th.: DRVG hmmirteck and daily arrGty County, for thwc realms: l»L Bct-auBc wo have nr* rent l > jmy 2L Because nre,make the ujoM nf out Stock of Drufs andienuint goods outset VM. c,ne, Dye Stuff,. •^7&.f*rod“W*ft Sd.' Because vre keep the best c work­ ‘•Minneqoa.Vprinc* <t Goods- and in fact a am. ub.) tbeMeltityrc coal men. lutminx tn the top uf U Stock of Ji>ruggift'. 4th. Because w< warrant all Rood* we plMc Merchandise which heoffa-, make. We aell none of thin cheap-made Fur- to tho people at grcatl!!h,. •Iiiture that is made by machinery. The duced- Prices. goods we make 1* made by hand, and REMEMBER,th, peo Pennsylvania Railroad wainiuted. Wo I .vile all persons lo call and inspect ourgooda, for they al pie's Urue Storei,di. redly opujsite Empire Block '‘•'•9HkWWrST*TK>K» „ bear inspection- No IroutJtc at aB One door east of Spaulding, show goods. (riot, ronmtiua th k,» Whitman's Assorted Candies—the best n the market A. full supply at J. P. Roberts’. tf' ^sEF^ 1^ Philadelphia. Intox^mti^lMiuonk^rvvidcdfor by JulutRoeolu- without change. Special round trip lonriata* lickota from lhe .Vi'itouri Iltficr (o Denrtr at 850, good to stop off at all STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. ' hailway company ISM. f. W. B,rrj^|^ur W. September IHb, A. D. ri QrACXgt,CT^^ AVNiag oras. THE EHEffiT OFBIKAIEi Taiace Cam nUached on both tratiHi J ar Green Bay und [jika Suix-rior r101 PaUmkn^!«ce luStMto • n“,U°t to iiUbrsi. POSITIVELY CURED. u f' Can ou .iyT nriurCtaUr C*n on day tnfu, *• bor Sparta and Winona and pnlnte In Jrtunn*^’ °D*Througli Train daily with Pallman Sioopcra to Winona. unnu. For Dubuque and Iu* Craaae via cu„ 1 THE FOE OF PAJLN LOOIV TO MAM AND BEAST ■.rrr.emn w I« the Grand Ohl MUSTANG BiUJAKfo coKpnkTHi LINIMENT, TEH PIN BALLS w n_.KMfltfa>Mftrtbe said*’-’ efF'* every dieordw ar* w ,><b ,9~ BUU---------- -------------- 771 ■ STEINBOFF & WOOD wmCHHAH STOOD THE TE--T OF VNOT1CK- THERE 18 XO SOKE IT Wlf I NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE. NO ACHE? NO LV*?' J&V'AFFLICT« THE HIL THE B0I>Y A Jtaoo ’om«, 121 SiysbSSL' jjMlica] asi ftstotl dentists ■ I � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-12.pdf 59d4b1699e6f641c5b595ef56cccabc3 PDF Text Text VOL. XXI- NO. 48 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12,1876 Tho Greenback Party. MESSER & POWERS, Are agents for the Celebrated w o. Elii.. UEHIIU Also for the g IXL Wind Mill The position of the Gvecnliack party is such that-it is hard to reach it by argu­ ment, not because of the soundness of its doctrins and principles, but because of its nonentity and the clastic immagination of tho minds of tho men which compose it, so elastic as to believe that men will labor day after day to produce the necessaries of life, only to part with them for an irredeemable paper, which cost only the turn of the press, with tho fact always l«eforo them that all the dealings of men, buying, selling, trading, bank notes, .bills ot exchange, post officeordtra, notprof baud Ac are all founded on values, sc/much so that ! hut will ray to men don't bezsefl^-d. Iliat ‘ men who Kite been oo cWly allied^ the the Government can get gold through its revenue* to pay its ©liligaliotu, just as easily as it can silver. To the workingmen I will my. that when men shall have their debts paid which they runtrjeted ih war times, the so cal kJ good time*, :i rise of values, all a misnomer, then you will find work to du, and yon will receive pay for it in the current tuunoy of the land, what­ ,ever it may be, aud remember that no legj ulatiun will help you, remember ilrtt nil ।that you have or will have must b>* .the ।earning of your own strong arms, be in­ ,dustrious, economical, living within your j income, act aud think for yourself, uud । not be led by the poliricaus by a ring in ,your nose like the bullock to ths slauglino man will have anything to do with any- । thing which is not based upon an obtains' To the fanner I will f£y, and I uni one, ble value. And. in the light of .history ( don’t kt scared as to “specie paymcul" which shows that paper money of all kinds , you hare seen war and |<caco, hard times only passes with men just in proportion as J and good times, bard money and soft mon­ the probabilities arc that it will be redem- (ey/, but nut manv of you taro ever seen , ed in something valuable which can be ।the time that you hare been compelled to used to satisfy the roa! or fancied wants of ।hare eilhe gold or silver to pay your obli­ man. It can be very easily proved, that gations, । even old $tate bank Lilis of forty hard times and good times »ro nut confined ‘ cent* on the dollar answering, jour pur­ to war or peace, to hard money or soft । pose. ■ _ ..' . money, or to a healthy state uf Wade, but Politician* arc busy just n*>w telling you that hard rimes almost invariably follows ( that thc.li? hard limns aru ouwod by close upon the heals of the good limes, a Grantiinv ( and the Republican party and time of speculation, a risk of values, and ( the currcney, of which vou know better. that the egg so to speak of the hard rim* a Let us ace, Gcrmany-with all of her gold is hud by the contracting uf debts in the (and silver has her good- aud her hard so called good times of speculation, to be ( times, we hare our good aud hard times hatched when the excited and inflated , with our‘paper money, both countries state of business affairs shall have begun । having been at war, and wc had a uood to subside, and this is the great stumbling ( time aud a Laid time in 1857 in a time of AT jAGItlCUI.T’l’Jt.AL HJLLK, block of tho Greenback party in attribut­ peace with gold, silver, and “old State ing the hard times to that contradicting j One door east of Goodyear’s Hardware. bank" bills side by side. of affairs which inevitably follows The payment of debts contracted in tho Hastings, April 12, 1876. y___________________ ,_______ state inflation and speculation instead of the « true cause the aouiractlon of debts In the ‘ va'ucs aud speculation is what pinches. so called good time* of speculation, and as j Let come what will rcmemt>er this, a an antidote or euro proposes to continue ( farmer can do without money, Lut other this inflated and speculative state of affairs (men must have something to eat,fl they to all time to uomc by “judicious logisla* t always have aud always will contrive to rion" and the faith of tho people, to create pay for it, a farmer's produce is his mona power, so to speak, as to cany'the pendu (cy, and that money which he receives for lura always forward in the same direction, it, । will pay any of his obligations. never returning, a "judicious legislation.” I will say no more cr tnu, the smoke a faith and a power to believe that a Gov- (and dust of tho day is kicked up to get erumant can stamp a piece of paper with , votes in favor of the scvoral political par­ its own signature which will cause llisw ( ties. ’ pper to circulate as money,"a medium of The Democratic, Greenback and Prohi­ exchange, a true representative of values, ।bition parties all agree that all of our misand so plenty as no man need want for it, (cries arc caused br Grantuun aud when so and radcemablo only in paper, forgetting Imany doctrins agree it seems as - though Which is the best self governing mill in the market.• ” , WHOLE NO 1091 hi « party than to do thia, and saved the blcod and treasure. JTbink of this, 'think of it long and deep? Strange, paaaufg .strange, will it be, that the conqueror shall bo gov­ erned by the conquered, tho Government in the hands of its enemies. What- has Ibis parly done to merit tho approbation of this American people? Nothing, but their disapprobation, every thing known to the rebellion. I speak of tmi public acts sf tho party and its public inn>, and not of its country loving men in private life. S. . Cheapet^than ever. j|e^pii-1leeklyH8publicanb?nnBr GEO. M. DEWEY ccnoR asd rcBi.isiiEit. Bl TBS oribvSKT/SIXa. GWJOWMMHPLOi And GROUND POINTS tor all other plows in the market, D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON haurgi t ,v 1 tl CO ~ ■ SUO M&.001 tt-W I S.OOI u-iol, Ihut.i ICcIom| 4J0 J b.'X) I tSJOI X.OOI iMtssT :« I । uoo~l g-wl 4M0 *»■*<> fffiffiMIL AMD BUSINESS CARDS. chai the ool, —y for ■ GoTcrameot l*> pal iu paper io eiroulalioo, U Ihrongb its CENTRAL HULSE, noiural ehonoci of ptymeal, ood u no min boring aipeeia obligolion ogninsl ibn gorororacnl would exchange il for on irre deemablo paper of Uiin non, ih-e >1 follow, ibal the paper would hare to bo paid out in pavnieoi of the ordinary expowwa of the goverameur. Grant that thir can bo run. W. 51 AKERS. etc done, G.en it follow, that a govenuoeot can equip an array, build a nary, nuke rail made, chip canals, do away with ell Midilrrille. Jdlab. xxltrl HARVET XVRICUT, DENTIST lukiille, ’ liciiiai. Groat Baa-gains ----- IN------ READ!READ! READ! Special Medical Announcement ti Comfort and Happiness To TUB Siek aid Affltetet! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every *■ MltSCLTA TIQjmjlt. "S» 'ttX'-.ffc.-BS: eu«r.* •’•rasissd. 41 Northern R- D. tjuuuvry Oh,c> •"«»‘j® Rapide, East Sagmaw 1 Branch House# 7* to-. A. I Flint. xuC*r D __N, — ____ TiinM. Pian° Tuner. Igreater part of the earlier issue of Bonds were used in this way, under the immedi­ ate supervision of Abraham Lincoln and 1 his cabinet which is n guarantee of hon­ orable dealing with the Bond holders, and the greater or at least a goodly share of Jhe later Bonds have been issued with a ’ smaller rate of interest to redeem some of the old Bonds, and have been sold at or this must be so, but a doubt is expressed above par. at or about par docs not admit ।by the fact tlu-t caeh of these parties of very much rascality. Bonnot bo deceived by this twaddle ( claim that the only cure is to place it in Gen. Grants place, so the gist uf thp who’e aud iipneyed words of tho enemies of the ( affair is which political party -.hall rulo/or. Republican party. Your neighbors may talk nearly alike, the next four years. Republicans, Dcmoernlii, Gtoeplpacks yut the oao has your confidence and the and Prohibitions, which sliali-it Lc? It othef- has not, .and this comae from tho. knowledge that vou know of them more lies between the Republican and the Demthan from that which they may say, it is oeraiic parties, which rhall it bo?. The so with political parties. Judge them by Democratic party with its ryUi cleinenf, their acts nnd deeds and not by their with all of its hatred, likes and di.-dike.', -t«addii!_And honeyed words when they are Yours. this Dcmocrario party whole whole p-owcr asking for vow*. Battle Creek College. . The fall term uf Bartie Crock^CaBege full actendsitce. ' The reputation of thu yotrng Institution tas extended to tho extrente boundaries of tho Union. Students ihraugh ‘‘Judicious legisUUoo" to bo bad man, in tho defence of our country, that from almost every State are coming to when lb. Greenback party d»U reabso1 this Union of ours may skill be united,'the share its benefits. The second annual i " home of the homeless, tho land of the catalogue is jum from tho press. It is elo­ the “wisdom of its policy" •*» gant in stylo and paper and, in typographi­ “rryslalirsGon'of its history." This pa ■ free.” ... .. cal execution, beautiful- Its contents in­ In opiaiou give a little* Aalw a rlilUe, dicate a rapid growth, in educational p« to b. kept ■<?-»< to b, thlajwdw-■ but in conscience never. ' facilities nnd brilliant prospects for the war l^iatabea, When men are called upon to ad in a future Four ccuram of study are arrang­ This solo for which moo toil so hart! body, they will differ in opinion as to that ed for the accommodation of student*. Md dare . much to obtain, mid which a Tbr Classical, English, Normal » Teaah„ ratable ■■ an .rtida of mrrel.andu. to which is best to be done, and errors will et*' and special. In the Teachers* Course, be used eido by -do with IMS irredoeum- bo committed, thia is only human, but I the branches of study, their arrangement, ask you to review the record of the Demo- aud the methods of instruction are.sll de­ H. paper to »o.ey « • «signed to train the tooeher for his work. change withonl any Uuctuatoro, think of cratio party with all of its crooks and turns Special advantages are furnished those much more might bo sard but the sd- inconsistencies and political infamy, sunk pursuing the common branches. J deep in the mud and filth of its own be­ Tlie chief inducements for attending toat so irredeemable p-por cuuoocy ton this school are the strict religious influen­ Jemrf. .ftol tocoi. by “)«!.<»•» hs- getting, but now, unregencrated, rising in its might through the grace of a magnan­ ces permeating the Institution; the protecy^son'i. io thia to cniul. .1 to a moUea puar.nlccd s.udcnts from tho fascinat­ imous victor, defaming the defenders of ing influences of vice; the thorough!** moot of candid coosidmtum. our country in tho most severe and uncall ■ required in their work; and last, but quite Much is being aaid’ jurt 0 um uCu.vw-,____«1 fc* ‘cnna, with never a word of rebuke 1 important, tho very much reduced rate* usrtyaste tho demoueytixasr^^h.t.brthtoubrt but whether it tai ftt >u p»n t,lorl co»ingB> * Hai *k of board. Tho special arrangement* mris for board and lodging make .it possible for. terest of tho Bond Slatwman and a hero, a Blaine a Hyena, KtudeaU to attend fur the paltry cxtMpM of 175 per year. A Catalogue < Ivereoin, tm in good forth," and then a. a guarannlncn of too of their good faith ask the intelligent and “ i. ____ c— 7X14.MMidrinks. The Smiti American Organ, HAZELTON BRO.’S PIANOS. How is it with this Repubiican\party ? Its record is before you, no words of mine can add to its luster. Who says that it is durrupt nnd that its mission is ended ? The men who atded and sympathised with the rebellion, its enemies. Tell ise in eoutienecon the 7th of Nov. next which of these parties shall rale. Think long, think deepc, do not be drawn into some side issue by the cry of Greenback, reform or Giantism or the endless twaddle.of the politicians that tho afE-ura of the Govern­ ment are oil conduct ‘d io the interest of the 1 Bond balden. Remember that when the war com| minced, the Government had no money, ' 1its credit eighty cents on tho dollar, that 'it bought material of war in Europe on its Bonds to highest bidder, and that the lexes, edurale tho people, lake rare of the poor and In feet do any thing which can and energy has been used iu* defence of be done with money, eod all of thia by the groveling institution of slavery and of merely aUmping a pe«« of paper with ria its attendant conMApsauea* from Calhoun, sorerelgoty which aboil make It a legal to Tilden- and Hcsdriok*, or noil! At be ---- r—-Hr- — tender for all debts snd deco both public «k. 5S,Se"m—Swl»»y"- — and energy has been used in th a cause of rJnc of the peper lo lira /«•** »f »■' prop''- humanity, iff the defence of tho rights of Piano’s and Organs DR. J. B LaSURE the Union” when a victory was won. Whole columns carl be'written of this unregeoerat.cd Democratje party, and then the truth will nut have been half told. If it had a decent respect for tlu« opinions of mankind, it would clothe itself in sackcloth and ashes aud call for the mountains to hide itself out <if sight, but with all the effront­ ery of the hardened sinner it cries, Corup< tion, Gumption 1 Reform, Reform I hoping other “tidal ware" and then to slide into power. I ask you men who loro country better than party, shall this be done? Better have given the rebellion to thia WAGONS & BUGGIES hi j lust cause that thc^ never dropped a tear ' --------* ■---------------------------,n‘dong” live when a ’victory was lost or sung d �BEHOLD THE COMING PRESIDENT & VICE-PRESIDENT. lUwiaoa, Mien., Oct. 12, 1876. TEA! TEA IL The' liesuit of the Elections on Tuesday last Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from Ensures the Election of 4Oots. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. o Coffee. * From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. Spices. NATIONAL REFVBLlm TICKET. \ /br Prttident, You can have in any shape you want. RUTHEBFOBDK HAYES of Ohl?. /r Crackers We brag on. Cheese. We sell the best Tobacco Yice-I*nnt.Mt WILLIAM A WHEELER of New York. an Overwhelming Majority on the 7th Novi uber Next. ’ . 15SESSrMW?„'!Kik**““" .srax«Vo”.r"x Krpibllru Count* Ttckr r County Cl«rt—W114.IAMH POWK Juki’s Pkote this loraim, after Late Election News! Reaiiii fte Dispalchex--As I taken by a Barner , RepubUcanMeetinga . minx AUornar-CHAKLKH H. tFuiuV°w,,~AIKrav U C‘*,,"’A 8^r*yor*rilANK S BOW EX na-JUUCPII COEE. CUKTUrKBMY L DO NOT STAND HERE TO DE FEND EVERYTHING WHICH THE REPUBLICAN PARTY HAS DONE; BUT WHEN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS HELD UP AH THE PAR­ TY OF REFORM, I AM REMINDED of the Decrepit old lion in THE FABLE. WHO SOUGHT TO GAIN BY STRATEGY WHAT HE COULD NOT GAIN BY STRENGTH. THE SPIRIT AND TENDENCY OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IS TO­ WARD REFORM. IT IS STILL WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE. AND THOUGH I AM NOT WILLING TO THROW UP THE PARTY. 1 AM WILLING TO EXPEL THOSE MEN WHO HAVE USED THE PARTY FOR THEIR OWN EVIL ENDS. I ACCEPT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY BECAUSE I BELIEVE IN ITS PRINCIPLES, WHICH IT NEVER HAS BELIED. I DO NOT HESITATE TO BAY THAT WILLIAM A. WHEELER HAS BEEN MY FIRST CHOICE FOR THE PRESIDENCY : BUT THIS IB NO DISPARAGEMENT TO THAT TO MUCH “ REFORM (?) QUIET, THOUGHTFUL, UNPRE­ TENDING. YET UHFLiNCHING MAN. WHOM THE CINCINNATI The Journal does not mike its CONVENTION ASSIGNED TG THE FIRST PLACE ON THE TICKET; appearance to-day. Gause why ? AND I RECOMMEND TO YOU Its Roostkb got sick over the THE REPUBLICAN PARTY’. AND THESE ITS NOMINEES, AB WOR­ latest news from Ohio, Indiana. THY TO BE THE DEFENDERS OF "West Virginia and Colorado, and THIS PROUD FLAG IN TIME OFJ PEACE. JUST AS THEY WERE now presents its appearance : • WISE AND "STRONG AND BRAVE TO UPHOLD. AND DEFEND IT IN TIME OF WAR — Qmffrettman See- THE PROSPECT. . lu a letter that we do Dot choose to print, because the writer evidently designs it as either flattery or irony, we ara aiked to give our “ reader* the probable result the several Stalo*." OhioStone Ware Is the best. Crockery Cheaper than < want to close'but, Remember ' C. Smith nnd .1. W. Stinchcomb, Oct. 14th, at Maple Grove Center. Geo. M. Dewey and D. R.Oook, Oct. 14th, at Muuyon School House, Carlton. P. W. N is kern, Oct. 16th, at Otis School House, Rutland Ohio is Republican with n gain I■ P. W. Niskern, Oct. 18th, at Barney s School House, Balof Five Republican Members of Hastings. Aug. 7th. 4870. | timore. ' Congress. \ Geo. M. Dewey, Oct. IGth, at Indiana is still doubtful on i McNee School House, Irving, Governor, with a gaix of Five]i Geo. M. Dewey, Oct. 17th, at DETROIT ADVERTiaOtKXTS Republican Members of Congress.I' Hickory Corners. ’p. T. BABIN. I Geo. M. Dewey, Oct. 18th, at A. N. BABIN. sabin <fe co West Virginia is probably ) Hope Center, Shronta School -a.. CdaatoUr Wmhaati sad dwlrr? in Democratic by a very small ma­ House. jority on the State Ticket, but ■Geo. M. Dewey, Oct. 19th, at GRAIN, FL()I R elects a Republican Legislature, , Center School House, Rutland, And MIU Food 'Clement Smith, Oct. 20th, at Board of Trade Budding, Detroit, Mich, Colorado is Republican by I Doty School House, .Tahnstpwn 1,327 on Governor, and by over | Clement Smith, Oct. 21st, at Atte 2,200 jon Congressman, with more .. Center. ■ than two-thirds majority in the Legislature. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE aud P-RESTON, Mr. Parka Godwin, in his speech at estimate can only ba oar individual opin­ Glen Clove,. |ast week, said: ion, baaed on buck information public or ‘‘Tho Re; ublican party has failed in its private, u wo may happen to be in pea management of the public debt, failed in session of. Nov, without any pretense of its mttnsgesfcn ' of taxation. It has played more information than any of our co-tem—1 c-- all these important quasporarice or any ordinarily informsd politi­ an utter incompetency to mt; and now, after ten cian should possess, wo giro the following . _ ... are in regard to them pre­ as our deliberate opinion from the present mealy where wi 'began. being depreciated more than fifty per cent, at the end of the war, is now within about ten per cent of par in gold; and that the public credit of tho United 'States was present moment ? There are facte. And if Parke Godwin calle thia failure, then wo should like to know what ho would call > the lutjlhat at papo. “(hKoJ hna.oo tha aobjeoar Doe. b. not b». ihn th. St. Louia Cooremho, dnunfal the rqaalortbaiaeaaiinapMUoall, dmiga^ A Gr.t tb&te la i™:; SALISBURY IBROSSEAU Dfolm tn al! kind* uauds iTJMjt- New converts are apt to be extravagant in their rhteotic, and thia to P»h.p. iMj».r.w,„(b„ v flour, graijl '■ PORT AH> SKD6. for Mr. Godwin. never raoro firmly ettoblUhed than at the We confaas our surprise that a man as intelligent as Parko Goodwin should take I. Mr. Godwin uvuv th.l the Bqmb. the hazard at making such a gross mis- Iku prtj hi. connriued fuatf I. u tatemeat. joea ho not know that, more HMUpOiw of Bpxie pi,OHM. and that thedoae of the war, the Government, th. Bewmi’y, Io whMi he now -lori™, under Republican management, lias paid more than •6M>,000,000 of the pobiic mmuiemral of lb. tralb, fc wbiah toe heat of political exoiteawnt forrmh— no apology. X KW. ADV HfiTI SEMBXTCj fURNITURt, CAMPAIGN FALSEHOODS Of course such an aspect of the canvass, of tho result likely to be obtained oh the 7th of November. We sell from 50 th 80cts, the same you buy mother places or 60cts. to $1.00,'Ji i M and OBTROIT, M Woodbridge St MICHIGAN. Wlto ! 4 loffihs, Kfii-TTj.-M. HEYVE8,1 1 ■- ■"V-W.rtbw a. Ho*.- ftnttMr '» ।Tho 1 purclnufog n Coffin worth • , q. J. W' Sf! PAINTER S’. M. T.ocl * , OfflHUi. '-V' h°i'. -• �jju^i-lBjkhhBplililiwFBaw.' Corroipondtiw*. |fJ|.. Burton UaMXEn:— I sm Uy the Hulinp Jownul of the 28th uh., that aomc L'uuiocraiio ninny hu under­ went a violent politioat ajwxMXM. Who ie •• H," attd wktrt doct u fnjiaJ Iho public might Mk, ifhh article wM deemed I ___ ,....... . . "‘•«u>e<i jFSAlHUMITt. I .. ,, . , ..........noc 10 ic( | Uimaclf be known in hla gushing effusion of to : political nonsense. ». I , , , ♦ U a. n. I ran I say “ I particularly blame tho bigotr VtO r. w. el demagogic who 1* a self rouaHtuted s. u. . I.te of Democratic rr/«ras, (If 1 have be«R ttfr_ rrctly informed.) for Ids’ morn respectable ii. > Democratic fricn-lr would pUytbcirnnr.il »:15 | dwarf, if they only knew, and pull th - i liut , “• I cahn for his poor political ecuomy. :13 ATflRHAT tXPENSB WE HAVE no>[ i n .uo i. „IE,„ „ ta ' Hiokost Coastnu, October 2,187G special nS NEW ADVERTI EMENTS. ' rt'.OHHRED THE I'HOTO OF "■•■in. u r« ,,^,1, o' , "" U> h~.d. betora t . "T eaun'’7 , ”1 w-teaatsen year, old, than be 1>M PROBATE ORDER. SAMMY. AS HE APPEAR­ HTATEOF MICH WAN. ED ON TllE RECEIIT K:7.S.£at"4S«.,l5U, TFSS Qrrtzude OF THE ELEC­ ............. ... — a.. TION RETURNS. tb«M diusrerabl Notice ! i i 1 ShnmtiSchuul )h i WrbtlAi.y thslBtodsyorOcf KtSl ffWSSFjU- a« Do'cluck a. u. ehwulatodjn raid wnty of Barry b’K up but a partial ju, flat tooted, and square toed, and Q*ill r«<| him fur *4. aud nut sneuk Into pri it with'•lundcruu.* and vilifying articles «;CPBINDLK Juda* .of Probate. PROBATE OltDER. 8TATHOFM n>it him. Mr. "11, Madison Dispensary, iu in hi. article, ueev very harsh HASTINGS J1ARKE . ______ litical rvaauna, and who, it, till Habitat in-li . *>**»»* UI/lLt, WlAT(wIiitt)Mr bu.htl. ll.aiVI.IO MARltfED. I oito field uf poUUeal reform.—but then, 1 can't riy n* I Maine the foolish • detaag-.^e. fcr, 1«1IU .penkill-, and, if nccrunrily partake of the. tame neture Tliii* 1. a free country, and, «>f rcine, Mr. ••11" ie entitled to his upiulciis on »uw»lily and scalnMagiam, and I .hall not 4ci Ul with indie ’•iwujnra-osiiBinxu-Kn. s„,mS„ byth.n.v, Wm. E, bs*w. j. t,_ Llnkt.tter of Woodland, to Min Aan la ft., danhter of Ikn. UetaUo O. Onderdoak of Dreeklvn. N. T him for the opinion, he is at litwyrty to enlcr- B OAls. pvrboihe). 55 HLITER.p»rlh..l..l»1ik. J-’Ji'ji- perdoten. 11»)l FOTATtJKS.par barbel.Me, PORK. tf.OMtUM.' MF.S.S PuRK, per lb.. II-. HAMS, nerlb., 17.?IIOi;LDElt8.P*rlb..lfc. LAKH. t>er lb., l>. DIED. . clihxsx’.d.V.Hb.'t' • eopy oFlbb orter itot. ■ARRIAGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. „ w, r 3 sS Chamberlin pray toe that bi, account u admito.trator Jf^d **7 if• Jfre'‘>fore Sled to thi.eonrtnu>v habllAw^a .n.i.upuu > day of N oretn !>•> .-■•il-i -J ■ • e we.li. Mr. ••II” ha* not done lib duty, nr Im ho not even oSere-l to lead me Into the Sroutiful field* and pastures of reform. ' TLe radical reformer fairly howl* on tho J war pash, after the rar ,« emer, and wue might ■ Lrm the opinion tram 1-i* article Xui bo was i •• - •habit ■•- of — using -'----------in-ball.‘' Ir^iHn.and | 'in the cannon-balls Mil -T. Wheeler John lloiehktca Holbrook PROBATE ORDER. Lccal Bilges police? >i:i.i. CALFSKIN UONEY, 1W20e, HKF.-WA.X. i.erIb.,20e. CBAXBBRltlKS. per bnibrl.SLOS Strayed. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. the imperfections of another. , Mr. ••Il" baa wuidcrel a little from the , polar star of the truth, perhaps it ij* a little STATE OF MicnniAN. County ofB.rry »- At • raton of the Probetu Court Vr uV&SSef Ja ry bold.n al the Probato Ofloo in th. Utyol iMUnge on Monday the fthday October inth. CARD TO THE A MEHICJL .V PUBLIC. smrxsistMta S^'swss fciu of our medicinal have .pn in their cloie Imitation el our From Wuudlam! a brown horse belong* ing to Albert II. Sidtuiiu, one crooked leg. DETROIT UARKHT. obscure to hla vision, perhaps he ba , wilfuly blind in oae eye. with blanket bridle und • who toliM* i or carelraaly wandered, events, her anlered, at al! event, .... gen* cirviti/lc on wlictt tnuft-d. Anyone giving earuratly bo. information of hi t. L«TcaLnitn will Ip* re appear to illumine bi««all warded. Residence two miks South, one aonev eollectionsaad thofreqaent toppUns over ■a ,17th Michigan ; Uu llubnt 1 euliMed in lb* entry, and u half •'•ile» East i i’ Woodland Cen­ rafto# to pumluto Mjdlrinm purportta* ts b« ear, unleu* Mr. JocTBayqoek*. Mmltar. t. sttamed to that isthccnly true statement j >. ’ll" li ter. z xxi48t3 rarit Box of Pill, or 1’ot otO&taenl and the cad mrnle, except. |crbaps, that I an: » Kslaws will .ooa be reached. :t4«r—Johs Cb*rnb»rlin. »d£to"SW£ Sr ^‘‘•b,u”b-*MC5Pa^AC0 n rUlnu-J'-veph W. The “Iron Traiil.” tho advantage vf me, which uiy friend, I per* hajrt*. bad forgotten, for a perwn can net ece : tlumaelve* M others see them. Pririai ate in session, i coin M con It ' ’ ' I ■ e tn.ti.-es for l.eyul .j m this issue. was >n We-Ir.ewlay, I ■lent of the Pfr>r for i I A spicy nkctvb dcxcriptive uf tho At* ehisoti, Tvpek* nnd Soau F.* Railroad, the a*»ln arersjo hUher. prist>. i?*37Le. . . l*.,ffcra—Firm nt lain a4»an«<a,B’o, PxiJl bcautit.*, Kcncry und 'pteasnre nu.-its of tho Rock/ Mtujntaiitf. by “Ntm Crinkle.'1 detail, if ho will' call on me for that purpuM, the tnurical utid ''’ntniJic critie •>!' llie and give him full liberty to publish it where ‘ b’l-iifr, and when he plcaaee—bcaldc bis own, if ho don, together with the S*»" maps nnd time Ublas of tlii* new and pop­ like*. ular rout.: from Kanias City and Atchison 1 cnlirtcd ’ in ths 17th Michigan Infantry, to I’ucblo. Denver nnd all print* in Colo­ yntn o|j_ coming fifteen the next Auguvt. 1 rado. New Mexkf. Arwm Rud tin- San : jSfcfiKAniw* lino uf I’utluujn Flour—1« at lot eotnpletoly in holder* iav> w.» with my regimental ibehaUleof South Juau Mine*. The nocks are very luht and the tnl!l« .old abe* S!eet*crs on the continent between the Mis­ The White Winter, country, KTC-JH to; city. Us|4: Mocntain when thoie destructive udMiiei of souri Rivtr and the Rocky Mountains ao<l Ifbuyandm't Ukotbe Orutt* dealer* Ian d<1Uht where flyh*g thick and fcfi. aohiicra without change. Special round, trip tour-■ falling by thousands; and, ••whca.the stouUry t'vngreM, will *]>eak I preases it. and. 1 might add, when the licbe! •by evening. Turn I Lordoa with whom Mr.''H” is r.jp in lencu* undies, nuts and lowest prices by rn feel in length, which c fjn of Aahley Newton all mediaal efforts. “k from the Potomac. Company "K ' this company to which 1 balongcd. emara.1 into those tarsi* of b^tles ■at auppoacu with aeventy-five etrong.aad came <M *i‘h only twenty able-bodied men- After tbo reb­ el horde, had been dafeatod, and driven bark iniispen.ablc article for to thetrlair*. nnd the prtwpeota were th* >» after a Uta! of orer there would be a cessation of hottUiUc* for » k & Ihlands ■a^ann '-r w-nA* r.vnan»* ’ ’*ft n’r T“’.- 'king—more health* M. I.. *^».y ••*« “ ■*■ e.1 mUrolor-C-plU- ’h’’ 1 •“ »w rtUOlw poUunlly »*•* »I mlre-W-bnlliu Mr "n". p-rUj*. -d-lfr. ■— .. it I ; '■ F111 ’nui nono w"0r... —M. W •*• **? w”r„- vj?0’1 '• ,-’°r- 'he manufacturer* „J muh.(! b.1 iaa«i v* r,“*a‘dU.Hd.ltol. Mr. ■•!!•• U -totor. 11 to U^, A, ~ Itor. 1 »— tom., nd Mljd Postponed. Ik. W.uirt «.rt onto i'ni'-i f“r “• Dtortr! .1 Mirl.l«to *■ 11^»r ~ *« arjeqL.r, <]),;. fjre ]>-p<rtmenl i« .mu, -rrto. -Vrt ~O" ***•*_ 1,M BB,il Tri'U*T- ‘J«..20<h, at 1 p. m. ’ 1 the 10th Advertised Litter,. " Bara n e” 'tniaiuing in the Ha*linn P. jiid,.ISkji.litre. “i-drtrt? ':""n pay. in your own loqaliUM. without boin« away from homo orer u’utht. Arrau.vMtfl in every town and county to take luluerlhor* rer the Cen­ tennial Record, the UrpoM publication in the Unitod Statr>-1B P»m. 'Scolwun. ; eleeanUy ii- Ural in their coat So,a. White, fl 131,; So. 1. Amber. SI lit*. Cortr-pulliNo. l.Mo; Wo.L** an fol- crayon*drawln* pr> th. One II uniiroltli >i<raad picture and I cully ohlaiaad arm that will poj* llk< Cbuinea* re tijany aren’» whoaro i pet day and upward*. New lax. Remember it oom m InoM a trial. Bond for our all l^Tf^p .T^atrA cS^ Barry, in the State of Michigan, nanuant to lieeaao the eonnlaualal ye It tree to-all autfit fraato boM who 'decide to term. . Fapatn and mebonier, and their run* and dooriiter* mnkethe ’fjn! ei?£$:\ sI'auTkcobd. Portland, m*. xlMw.' Admtnlitratori. NOTICE OF ^2ffl^IOMER8 °W STATE OF MICHIGAN, I ' Kpbate Court for Cocarr or Babiy, j" aaid County. iiaricr— Low tirone, raace »l 5*1 ® W cental; io. X about fl MftlS^. AppFoe^RWlH 45, with rood riljdns, nw«ly at Our Centennial. Train ban brought tno a well' a.>^>rlcd stock of Bums, Siu<*, and Guitcnt for (be gMBMcraad^ntndc. which I will i-ell way down low foT Ctwh. 1 acli the editor Stag-. Sjwmg SI«M»o dilfonl Kindi «r S.-vring Jtokinvs. Nwdl« and Machino Oil. I <d«" “!l "dll on A'aturdv. the loth day of March. McoJ^tkaai tyofItwIwIu'mM eonaty. to«- Oniona-WMBtoCj, DRAWING POSITIVELY THURSDAY, HOY. 3f»th. 1876, OM MONEY HEFUKDED. J. Mavs Opposile tho Po^t Office ‘ naaiinjre, Midi. havinc elal soat the mu KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION COFOR A rvi.l PBAWIS0. Cistern Pumps. xs41tf $600,000 IN GIFTS! LOHK MONEY MARKETS. A Fortuno for Only $12.00. xa>M"5_________ '___________ Comminloner.. NOTICE OF ^^^SIONERS ON STATS OF,MICHIGAN. I _ CociriT oa-Baaar. j" Brtato of John Barllstt. da* 6Kr'!Slte."'teXl Ilia body By order of P.Hido, Chief. “■wjui.., w,nu„ n! g’^v' Io At*>p 4* Adilrcfs. T. J. Asbebsux, Dear*. point* (AtbvecoptJ I ^ud^fProhL, _______________ \ __________ Xil<»u<ADMINISTRATORS SALE. !????? X-XGZtT I., rheirtriumphant adranco on ftasblngtun. I waa at South Mountain and hri»r*I toy rcRlmeut win her honora on that wcP oonteated field, wbere’hy iu diatlngnishaA rerrice* it won the name of “The Sione-wall Hegiment. I was with my regiment through the deapcrate LV»° °r Antietam, under Oct- Burnaidp, wT.; at one time, had (p *u»trin t|»c accmnohiod weight of Lss’s (Whole army/ when man fell like ItarM from a foroal in Aslurn. , .t rrcapoudeul send* us a 1 a? h'-'i-’i1- ui -j o g: t i uj Republican demwwrtiiit at ill’.; ; Ivo ..n Saturday last, but compel!. u» to I 1 ueipo-l rejwi mi uuev. . •ititapAlk ingjon our Capitol, an3 helped whfl and drivu Ctris Lew, >f Lena A Bona, of Mr. "H"a political rebel brother* <ack accro** ^»«!fln tho to .aid day of hoar- r.uy, J, nib K- Smith. ' Fbr Salt OuM. 1«. A g«K.:l Cowi three year* old. will giro milk all winter, . NKir YORK MARKET SaWffifettSnSjK „ bv, J* ■ Banceoft. $600,000! Notice. Goo. M. Savage & Co’a Column M. D. Rood dadres to call aUentlou to his new Wagon Shop, where he may b« found at all hours of any day, ready to do 3Dy work in his lino, from P’Q* n7f .poke in an old wheel, t« the bmkhng ol LIVERPOOL MARKETSvhc best buggy ever seen in the omnty d tore, u Mr. -H" -» rndll, ue«Ul- kJ •■- £rrT DS forget the p!»« i « ubiwlto ™rd. >1 nW «“"<• Sb“"17 X^rithJaeoulirch &Bro-. corner o •Her », dlHh-m 1 rr-nlW-I <WJ " ’ Church and Railroad Street. liut SatunlaT. pH 1M>) l« a- »•* ‘*id,'«" 7 xxCtf __ ________ ^blnlllfery) .binnto"”"^ ** m». .Hi Hu ID* MtaWdto <*’**7;1 nthe maAbt. Roberts’. luotenug ofiieef‘•“•recc“ J |„ onlor. »"< >« »“■<" ** b“< XXH*W.» That. I’. Porter. cx-Gov. Ky. Gen. Man'gr. All persons indebted to Allen A Trego ,ro ^umted V* call and W«le lho «me ictmodWHy xx,41,r A Wl 1 * . la the Bat Lager Brewed in the West WSSt? THOS. B. SUABLE. Proatdenl. €^Hr0 r-nertr’"?’^yapcaSan. jwzns. AUDRUMinX <4 A Challenge. record. If it will •i Oct. 10th 1870. ’iaaid bdbf.ifh.wiU fU«m •a F™’0*1 'hey bare a mind to meut** ' *h, .,f ___ — i.. *vra , have him do *o, £f bo C. D. 11. C. ■Hasting*. 96 W-aSSd-O"* pi «* «"• 11 ,il1 si? FOR SALE at THF BANNER DFFICF �CALIFORNIA iMUer oppmunitrt for g—Ueg U th. am-pnfcaon. rtd Wwje, Tyeg' H«pworth, Fulton and the otners । are placed THE CHICAGO A NORTH-WESTER!: BAII.themselves in the hands of a committee to OUR NLW YORK LETTER. b« dono with as .liall seem irst. The Etnbraoes under one management the season will bo Mt of unusual religious Great Ta*uoK Railway Lines of the Political—Systematic ChmtianHy — activity, and probably of great fain to the WEST nnd NORTH-WEST, ami, with its numorcus branches nnd connections, Religious Movements this Winter.— cause. ; ' . forms' the shortest and quickest route Centennial Travel—Crime in. tho between Chicago and all pointe in . BValXE&t Tte frpj-Wwkijkoftbtieaii tower City. New York', Oct. 9th, 1876. POLITICAL. The agony is well-nigh over. Before thia letter reaches you, Ohio and Indiana will haw elected their state ticket* nnd their members of Congress. and indi' cated their, choice for Presidency. If Ohio goes Republican, and Indiana Dem­ ocratic, Tilden will continue the fight to November—if both go Republican by any thing like decisive majorities, the Democ­ racy will throw up the sponge at once, unlees they decide upon some fraudulent stroke for carrying enough states in Nov­ ember. Tilden has conducted the cam­ paign in person, and has fought it with a ' ’’ i and skill unknown in partisan Tho country has never bees so documents prepared with such care. Re­ cognising the fact that Ohio and Indiana were the real battle grounds, the heavy forces were sent thither, and the barrels of ■’ were unheadod iu those statea. rccnback party was a piece of bis Tilden had skill enough to avail _T of the innocence of Cooper, and the vanity and cupidity of Cary. Tho Republican party being more intelligent than the Democratic, and more given to individual opinion, and embracing, as it does, the businetts men of the country, who are affected by the currency question, Mr. Tilden saw that more Republican votes than Democratic would go off in that movement, and he put it on foot It is his money that is pushing it—he pays the halls and the speakers—ho pays for the documents they have issued, and in short, though some of the actors in it do not know it, it is his machine. The loss of Ohio and Indiana tn Octo­ ber, does not end the fight so far ns the Republicans are concerned, however. We can lose both those states in October and carry them in November, for in October the Republican party is loaded with local issues which are not on thar shoulders in a purely Presidential race. In Ohio thousands of Republicans will scratch Barnes, the Republican head of .the Slate -ticket, who, in November, will vote for JJayes. And besides wc can lose either of these States, and still elect Hayes, while thetas ofeither to Tildtn will be fatal. Wc shall sec next Tuesday. Though the re­ sults thus fir justify the anticipation of an easy victory, we are looking with intense anxiety westward. ®® GraiiCOXDKMSUZDTIMeCABD Mis art Mna B. B. I hichiRAILROAD, a p CHICAGO fe LAKE HURON H usninsular mvBios. IN Ul'FXClT JUL? 2, 1B76 (COLUMBUS HUE.) _ ---- GClSi) NOKlft. TIME TABLE No. 8. |»o-r!so. miTOSB. i£ Great! RafAli ----------------- fSHSSTEAST. u St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and all points in the Great Northweet. Its Winona and St. Peter Line u DOT is Is the only route for Winona, Rocherter, Owatonna, Mankato, St Peter, New Ulm, at»d all pointe »u Southern nnd Central Minesota- Ite GOING SUl Tir NO. l’»0. dTATlONf Creen Bay and Marquette Line I. the only Hue DOIXG WEST. far J.BBBVIU-B, Watertown. Fon Dd Lac. Oshkobh, Appleton, Green Bay, Escanaba, Negaunee, Marquette, Houghton, Hancock, and tho Lake Sufeuor Country. Its - ' Pattalt. FreePort and Dubuque Line Lv Ifl Is the only route for Elgin. Rockford, milk of New England are resuming their ^reeport, aud all'pointe via Freeport. full time, the stocks of manufactured goods are reducing perceptibly, and altogether Chicago and Milwaukee the outlook is promising.' We are on the Line evs of a revival in trade that will be mark­ Is tho old Lake Shore Route, and is the, ed, and of a new era of prosperity. With only one passing through Evanston, Hayes in the.Presidential chair,. and a Lake Forest. Highland Park, certainty of peace in the South, the next Waukegan, Racine, Kenosha to four years will be as profitable as any wc Milwaukee. Pullman Palace Cars ever enjoyed, that werexlro healthy. Are run on ail through trains of tills CK.XTXMXIAL TRAVEL bis is the ONLY LIKE lunahig these fare between Chicago nnd St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago and Winona. At Omaha our Sleepers connect with the Overland Sleepers on the Union Iteciflc Railroad for all points west of tho Miuuuri River. On the arrival of tho trains from the East or South, the train* of the Cbteago A North-X^ estern Railway LEAVE CHICAGO m follows: For Council Biuffi, Omaha and <’al»» fornix, Two Through Train* dally, with Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cara through to Couuail Illufb. ■ For Bt. Paul and Minni-.*ipolte Two Phrough Trains Doily, with Putlmnn TaiaceCars attached o:i both trains CRIME IX THE CITT. For Green Bay nnd Imko Superior, The city was never more quiet or free Two Trains dally, with Pulltuan Palace from erime than uow, but it won't con­ Care attached, aud running through to tinue so long. ' Tho trampathat have been I MarquetteFur MllwnuEoc. Four Through t rain­ afflicting the country al) summer will be daily, Pullman Care on night trains, back with the frosts, and then the trouble Parinr Chair Care on day trains will begin. TMo authorities are preparing For Sparta and Winona and )>ojnt* In for them, however, and thousands will be Minnesota, One Through Train daily, Mt at world on the public grounds to earn with Pullman Slcepere to Winona. ’ a systematic Christian. For Dubuque, via Fn-cport. Two thair bread* By the way, the LegislaThe head of the great. Metal House of turca of all hq® tales ought, this winter, Through Trains daily, with Pallman Cara on night train-. Phelps, Dodge & Co., is Mr. William E. to pass the Mo t atringt-nt taws to supprem For Dubuque and La Cross?, via Clin­ Dodge, known more, however for his en­ thia evil Like tho -locusts, they will ton two Through Trains doily, with terprising piety than for his enormous bus­ swnrm ngaiAmht summer. Pulhunn Cars on night train to Mc­ Gregor, Iowa. iness and wealth. - Mr. Dodge is a man ‘‘ Pietro. For Sioux City and Yankton. Two who carries buaine'S principles into his Trains daily, Pullman Canto Missouri religion, and uses the same system in tho Valley Junction. HEY ADVERTMMENTS one that he docs iu tho oiher. Being a For Lake Geneva, Four Trains <la>ly. man of enormous wealth, he opens a bushel w For. Rockford, Sterling, Kenosha, G. P. Howell a Co's. Column. Janesville, and other points, you cjuj of letters, more or lass, every day from tfkvsfrotn two to ten train-, daily. weak churches, distressed pastors and New York Offley No. 115, Broadway ; starring colleger, -soliciting aid. He em­ BmtonOfflce No.o£tateStreet; Omaha ploys clerks to attend to these fetters, for Office. 258 Farnham street; San Fran­ it is a rule with him to neglect none of cisco Office, 121 Montgomery fitreet j Chicago Ticket Office, U2 Clark Street, them. The letters are all read, and under Sherman House, corner Canal inquiries are set on foot, no matter bow and Madison Street; Kinsle Street remote tho call may be. If the oWect is Depot, corner W. Konxlc and Cana! worthy, that is to say, if the appeal comes Street: WellsStreet Depot, comer Wells from a cause worth while, and if it be not and Kenzie Streets. For rates or Information not attaina­ a mere shyster affair, Mr. Dodge gives ble from your home ticket agents, ap­ what in his judgement it should have. ply to Hare the matter ends. Should he gut a Marvin Hugititt. hundred letters from the same party ask­ .. ‘Gen. Sup’t, Chicago. W. H- bTKNNETT, ing for more, not a dollar goes nor even Gen. Pars. Ag’l, Chicago answer. He has the same system in dis­ pensing charity in the dty, and while he Xtartabliwhed l&Ofj, assists more deserving poor probably than any individual in the city, tho profession­ American aad Foreign PateeU. als and the dead-beats hare given him up Continues better than ever. The streets are absolutely packed with people from the interior either on the way to or from the great show. V is with difficulty that rooms can bo procured in the hotels, and tho boarding’heusM are full. New York is more of attraction than the Exposition after all. and very few come to Philadel­ phia without taking New York on-the way. Come this month. It is beautiful on thia coast al this seawn, and you can lire as cheaplyralmost as you can at home. Besides the lot' rates of lire on xho roau* will not continue much longer. Come just after the election.,' r..*c-* ■II points tjul and W«»L 3?Tll.iw«tL- With ladlaotpalia. Pare It ChteMo K.R. far Peru. 1 mlliDti-aUa. aed kll 600 thaw Micro aaa City and al! poinli la Soath WwaL 1Lm*«m.’»—Withlxml.Tille, New Albany A Chireco R. IL. for LounrLUa. New Albany.nod Boatfe- mi? W. L. BANCROFT BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. QMEAT WESTERN RAILWAY The Reliable Short Liae EAST AND WEST. TO am» ran* •RAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT! TIMETABLE. pwt raM s't ksm Ar*"i Mn thrau«h is M OOI2C UTT. Warn Jacisee & Sapaaw RMLHAD. WM. EDGAR SHOE? LIXK BETWEEN MICHIGAN AND THS SOUTH. al I idlerill < TRAINS GOING SOUTH. bmnmerTimo Table. I.*S» s«u~. Si’irto.. 7g£ 1,° liwtui, 11 .Flo *?g CO1XJ "DT TTo Is li li li s I! ,?e rs !f >’s & ■- IIS IS ii i $55r-77f’“V^^i"i?“ Ml — X ft. ■etntiny of a skillfull detective, or to hard hit place of residence demanded. Nir Dodge contributed the means for tho Moody and Sankey n rtSlk.Mi.kln, ut. ■ United SlatM General Lard Office. Qicap, Reek Island & Pwiif sF^ag ISffi«u* J. GIL- cel'aneous charities. He can afford it,' for this enormous cam does not touch at all 18 KR-ttS RAILROAD. 141 »~.‘£ <fon»lK A..."...-.;UKxer. lacox. wbia. <ivn> SO, SOl.lXK KOCK ISLAM, oatkxxokt. xcscatixk. TALHIIXOTOX. IOTA Cirr.oKlS. XtlK. XKWTOX. HIS KOISKI /n.ii. Council Kinff* ml OnohL MELIGIOVMMOVEMENTS THU WINTER. Without Change ol CAW, The experiment with Moody and Soukey, Iwt winter, was not altogether a sue•om, becanxc it dil nnt reach the sinners. The Hippodrome was filled day and night TK EBHW OF DISUSE i THE FOE OF PAIN <IT14“lr~KUM h<k*Rk-r’A Itartw taw. Po«> TO MAX AKO BEAST affect the moral atatim af the city. This winter the effort at bettering the city will mustang field. All the orthodox . churehes in the city will have a series of regular revival meetings. while tho Catholic. Israclitish, Univenalist and Umtartaas will make an I! II i ti#IIis. LaGrau* UtS-ttbw.Arr. s i-a-1 S. KendalhiK- Dakoto, Nebraska, Wyomi.no. Col­ orado, Utah. Nevada, California, Orbgon, China, Jafan andAcsritALIA. Its ison, GOING east. :s Omaha and California Line IB th. .hortUne rorNoBTBBBX Wraconhin nrd Minnbbota, and for Mad­ :o. i KO. ■■ Is the shortest and beat route for nil pointe In Northern Illinois, Iowa, Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line Table. TRAINS WD5T. Illxoib, Wisconsin, Northbrn U still improving, and it looks now m Michigan, Minnf^ota, Iowa. Ne­ though the frll trade would aggregate braska. California, mid the West­ Fomsthing like that of former yeani. The ern TERRnoRiLS. Its Wot is buyings liberally, and the South more than ererScfore. It is a fact that the Souther* ; aerebaais are laying Iu lar­ ger stocks, and of better guoda than ever, and they say tte- most of k is for the col­ ored trade. The negress, since their eniaDcipetioD, !• ivc got pomamion of land, and despite thi persecution they have been subjected io, they have gone ftmvd steadily and surely, and h-vc accumulated property. Phere are a great many pieces of very decs it silks now on the way South, which’ will c ^rament the persons of colored women who^prior to the war, never knew or dreamed .of anything better than calico in the iramMr, and the coarsest woolen in the wintc?1. It, U the wrb'tion oftha freedman t sec his family dressed, and he will go rery shabby himself that hia women- folks may present a proper appear­ ance. Tho crops arc reported good at tho South, and money is to be plenty there; at al! events, this is the report of the man chants, and they show their faith in the ..’,...,1.. k— Am nn—I..** .TXOZCE Taking Meet Apr lsu STB IT ATE ST I*;? other outpoate of Satan. I« filled bv rotated writ V.Stti.%a «? e4“?-‘8btooi>thktbotof TDFPVrc W KANSAS LINE. 5:lltWteEKS”!?- cgjS’SF.SS LEATEN WORTH, ATCHISt» Is NO SOKE IT WIT r I N^rrSg l^MESEM 'kaXBAs'iKDIANTERKITOBIIS- Swear's Hot«l, COLORADO, AND -VA’H TO I TLE Mexico � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-16.pdf c689b87ec6039212fedb8e2f80a5cc76 PDF Text Text VOL XXI. NO. 49. HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN Wagons, Groceries, Undertaking, Staves, Etc., Etc. The OCTOBER 16,1876. Interchangeable Bond Scheme ■------------- ■ I PUBLISHER. From the I'lacinalti GaiKU. WAGONS! ; WHOLE NO. 1092. hiwj by th. ra, | pora inu shall not be of any denomination less than 850. Thus every man who got >50 in There are some honest fieoplo who think ■ the common notes could exchange them ' that there nny he nn invention uf a system for a S’.n interest note, which, with its acof paper money which will ty.ikc" every - crucd interest, would be just as current as thing priMpeo-j«. Paradoxical us it is. this the pthcr, and would always be preferred notion bos grown upon a monetary revul- in all payments and reserves large enough s ou which eamc upon the country when it to embrace the sum. • was in th- enjoyment «»t die largest paper The legal-tender quality of the common ' money circulation that any country ever notes would make do difference in their , had. and when tliere w-rc no fear* what currency in tho payment rtf debts. Cred­ ' ever for its soheney- It b'snpptuied that itors, as other people, would prefer ; in Indiana, inure than airy .jllier part, well the currently that grows in the pocktu. । uieauiug people are iufect^d by this notion. And it would ba always convertible if de­ i As the G',»;-/.•> lias a linger constituency This fact may be seCnlp the piac j in Indiana, w.- desire ty have a friendly sired. I teal conditions of our present paper mon­ । discu*sii>ii with it on tmi inaitcr. ey, Only the greenbacks aro legal-tenbcr. ■ We make this prefatory remark that we The bank notes aro eonvurtiblc to green­ have no unfriendly fceliug toward the be- backs, therefore, nobody mskei noy dis­ liev.Ts in i ht money as aji engine of tinction between gr<,-fuU*clui and bank prosperity, and that »ur interest* are the notes in ?ul|eptimi debts. The whole of . same as those of al! laborers and produix-yj, the reality, therefore is two kinds of u>oo■ and th»t if wc bclieyed tiioro was any tuon- ey, both resting on the faith of the GovI etary Khcuic whieb would proinutu gegcnimunt; uno in notes of 850 and upwards, l eral prosperity, wc should be iu favor of bearing in'.croal; the other iu notes of all j it without regard, lo any pariy consideradenominations without interest. I lion*. x . I ' Which would be . . tvuicn wonio oc preferred prcrerreu by oy all an who wno ' The Bi-hciiic which seems to be the most |__ )a“ ndlo sums "■??.' of 850 and over ? Would not ________ ” ...t I accepted as tho perfected paper money every m»n grusp tho ‘ interest notes of 850, ” ! plan, is that of which Kelley. Cary, Ewing, iuatead of 850 in non interest notes? Would J and some others who are nut considered not the luereliant and banker, and every S.utrMulls*". svBsatirtWN JtATCS uf .tVVBKTISIXO. |« | N* lT tixTT rc l,lLL ,tU MM HIB.. Ml paffESSlOMAL AMD , very safe At prices lower than ever. .1 j • . i . awr | . ud lira'th. made of interest. nul Have wb not proved vyhat we proposed? j y,..। _;.-j • w« aot nhuwn by a rational demon­ stration, that tjiis scheme, in its working on the people whom it proposes to benefit, Would be the ni(#t monstrous iniquity thst the mind of man ever conceived? We ask the Indiana interchangeable* to look into this witter. A Solid South. A solid South—-wba I does it moan ? Why does it alarm all thoughtful men ? Why do the few former Republicans who now defend Democracy take so much pains to satisfy themselves and others that a solid South means only a reaction in in favor of reform? That the Rnpnbliurn party has lost ground at the South is mH strange, for the conduct of those who hare secured the confidence of the more ignorant and inexperienced colored voters has beeu such as to drive many white men to oppose that party. But when it comas to pass that no Republican votes are cast in counties where the colored voteni aro the majority, 'and where they have been mire Ignorant »nd more under the influence of party leaders than any­ where etoe, what does that mean? In uuu of money, prefer money that grows in the pockci and safe to lock up over night ? Would Dot every man who had as much u. ., * .. i bock plan. Thia w tlic scheme that i* fa- 850, put his money into interest bearing Yasoo County, Mississippi, in 1872, Gov. Ames received 2,499 votes, although all u^odant party currency ? Would not this interest bear­ the Republicans who were not thoroughly , in Indiana. We desire to fairly ex main* ing money be the currency of all capitalists, of all current balances, deposits, surplus ihi* plan. out id ioi vuougti It propoxw that the bsnkcnote circula- funds, reserves, and hoards’ And to puoncaii, Aicora. the Republicans were united, they cast • .tion shall be abolished, that al! the paper whom would the common notes—the mon­ only seven votes in that county. Similar ey of the people — be left ? To the Irborer t money shall be i»suod by the Govcrnmcut startling changes appeared in other coun­ in legal-lender nntus, upon some indefinite and the small trader in the laborer’s sup ties, wjiorc the colored majority b over­ I rule tailed "the wants of trade," and that Slice. To tho*' whose wages and receipts whelming. The reeent election in Ala­ o nut reach 850 at a time, and who can iu order to prevent them from* exceeding bama alarmed the country because, in the wauls of trade, they shall be fundable not hold that much whsn they get it. counties where thousands of Republicans i at the holders option in interest bearing Thus there would be one currency for have voted hitherto, the entire vote of , notes. Ixaring interest at the rate of 3.65 the rich, and another currency for the that party was counted by tens. Had |«r cent.; also that these intewt notes jiour, both umued by the same Government these changes taken place in any county j shall bn exchangeable for greenbacks at but the rich favored with a currency which of white population, no matter where, it (he public treasury, nt the pleasure of the would grow while he slept, and that, too, would have seemed almost miraculous. holder. The rate of 3.65 per cent is chos- by the sweat of the laborer's face. And But docs any man living really believe . --------r------------ -- currency - . - of tho .poorr I that tho least intelligent claw ot colored । eii fur the reason that it w just one cent the non-productivo per day on a note of 8100, and ote-half would beever stealing rate the productive rolcnij wboea hostility to Democracy is I cent a day on a nolo of 850, and so on, currency of tho rich. Here would be a moot bitter anj obstinate in counties where f’-r convenience id reckoning the accrued constant pressure of contraction of the cur- .they form an overwhelming majority, have iolcfwlil(thw<not<?, froni und rency of tho mass of the people, by con­ suddenly become converted to “reform" so version into the currency of the hoards of unanimonaly that not one in a hundred lioh.^ The merit claimed for tins scheme m capitalwta. Let men fix their minds up­ on this feitura, and reflect whether hu­ lhaHtwin make, JJ' The bare snatement of the question • wants of trad.-. that tho’ fundabiliiv in the man ingenuity could contrive a more auffioci fur candid men. AIT the proof interest notes will prevent it fruiuAbewm- effective scheme to make the nch man’s that baa been accumulated of fraud, in­ ; ing too plenty, »nd will opera1” a ^K’1' hoards grow by taxei upon the poor man timidation, violence; massacre, is utterly i later, like tlw governor of n steam engine.’ than this, by which the poor are lobe tax< ' superfluous in the presence of the results. j mid that this Government rate of intcr- cd to pay interest on tho money in the pockets and strong boxes -of the rick esttwill fix the market rated'interest on iiumu*. • very low price. ' gcncial, have Now is the time j i'“,uhri»(S^biXX^a gra-.’- purchase t lie best Wagon to guides iu ilurml OMM, .nur.rtlranoz.lho other wrthoot inUral. 1 borrower woxld Imre » Mrata of 3 65 nr it u prapnuJ llrnl the mierat oora • rat u, orarom, Iraite tho cram nu Dissected. GEO. M. DEWET money al a •u<l,l,|7ll,..K)„|W », ' PLOWS AND- CASTINGS ,r« Boetea Can MILO T. WHEELER. In addition to the Olircr Chilled Plow and castings, we have a full stock of ffr C. PECKHAM. PHYSICIAN k SURGEON. PMZKIHIRT, ■ AUKT COVJtTY. MICH. POINTS XXUtf n Z’ I? Ilnnrr H nd for x» the Gale, ^ uhtis. Koiii.nro*, uodgi K.r.MiTnn Pmws Points are all r gi-oiind AALAMAZOO I Iin ... and sold at the same price as ungrounu • points. j 6»yi G-R." M. W. RIKER. SALISBURY K BROMKAU. DI1LIB.S IN VUkKITURB. VvUlatocy <to WM. UPJOHN, -------- v So much f.ir the operation of this scheme dos every detail of the operation, that in in making money flow from ilia capitalist such counties the majority was m some to the masses. It is a positive demonstra­ way deprived of its freedom of choice, and ----------tion that the flow woql<bc the other way. overpowered by the minority. Now it is . —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I g bond*. As WO arc now convcrtmg We now come to its operating on the the fundamental idea ot our Government market ratal of interest on loaable mon­ that absolute freedom of choice shall be ey. li begins by bringing the Govern­ conceit'd and maintained, and that major­ ment into the money market of the whole ities .shall rule. They may sometimes be country, as a competitor with all private vicious, and souMtimes hopelessly ignor * ■ ■ of the National debt will go through a . yra, i; . ' trausmutation into3.65percenta. through borrowers. Her payment of 3 65 per cent, ant, as in some precincts in thin very city rr?lA Trxurilpll is ue. ,ho medium ofgrcenbacu. In th«reat- would stand against them, and this rate majorities are. But it ia none tho leas X **■ 1 uro. however, they arc rather vague in would have to be added to the common an tumult upon the first ptinciplss of free f ----------------- mimiWBAWNB I specification and detail. inducements.offered to the borrowers. government, if these majorities are deprivTo illustrate thia point: The element* of demand anu supply, and of the risks of js=s ,« lending money, combine to bring about a market rate of hterest. * } . - experici.ee of mankind to tdl us how H Democrate openly boast is to secure thsm Suppose that on mopey, whieh in the a solid South. They do not deny that I will work. It proposes to launch the o»owner's safe earns nothing, these cousdera- maans arc used which must be held utter­ Xi»“hTpwjuftlmUbora tions make tho rate 8 per cent. But if dm ly inexcusable. When the employer and money, while lying idle in the owner/g landowner say*, “Vote as I bid, or you off®®S»i^"u,““g^tag.hra«eti.ii>uiib.j safe, brought him in 3 65 per cent tWw “shall not livo upon my land, my neighthe*8 per cent, would have to be added to “bors will not let you livo upon their thia to make the same raduewneoto to lend “J»ntr, “j"*; it. Thus it is certain that tlie paymsut of “land, dodo of us will employ you and you nnd your children shall-starve,'* interest by tho Government on its currency th«A »* f*r a&uu&f the first principles of u would add so much to the rates of interest government. Yet it is not denied that _ ' support Aeir invention we we Uift wholly which' private borrowers would have to pay. So much for it* reducing the rates tree voter* i the Democrats only deny, , By this we mean that huitead of expand- of niteresL But there is lunch more than what overwhelming evidence proves, that this in it* workings to extinguish the quan­ in some quarter* whipping, asaasanaation, II ing money, it ing the the circulation circulation of ot money, w would wvu~ j.jHc »»«.«■»«; ‘h.l >»ra<l of »«tn tity of louablc money. • > The most of the lonablc money of busi­ means fail. Bo the methods what they i„g flexibly ■ • rW.l.tor a •»«* »• “ ih.t .raa—a or 1»- ness oomes -from banking, that is, from ,may, a solid South means complete denial graving «> atpo.il th. idlo wotie, ««i: i the colored voter* of that freedom of to erraioglhe .“o”"1 of loud* reJuring Iho nlo ormlorat.fl ’«”|J ■»“- c.rani l»l»ra of Ite oomm—itr, ■»d .be .mo.ol Of I««|M« "oojy.od Ming dwn. Bj thia h MUul wrti- to them as all other citioens. What difference docs it make whether U>0 mxrket mus of lulcral; Uut in- cc of the same volume of money b multi­ M-l ofrakiog the dulnbulioo of HOU./ plied. But would hot tho payment of a ,the Fifto^i Amaadmeat ia nuUtfad by X fra from Ito "> b’,1±2 premium bythe Government to every man States or practically defeated by coercion il would rf<»o »o"ry ftom (be "b-y for keeping his money in U* pocket ot1 with or without intimidation and murder? safe, r in bis places of, hidutg. greatly raoHohio io the h.od< of the H,1; ih.l ii»rad of redoeiog the burden of curtail the practice of depositing in banks, ieJn.l on lb. N.uooU debt, II would in. and thus reduce the amount of tenable defied. It is time for the Southern Dem­ trrao lhe amount lo 1» paid; lha‘11 »“»w money ? Unquestionably it would. Gov­ oerats to undmtand that neither the UX ibe cmramplion of ibe Ijboror, 10 pa, ernment would pay every mn a premium huerat on tho falo board, of "'T “’"J fur hoarding his money. She would stand of th* Constitution can ba nullified with tn— h—h Mry <nu®r nrw> canit*li*t; that it would create n horde ot ' offering every man wages on bis money for encmwwu f . «enior rffigu-a, «inr rich bv bond holdem, r growing by Withdraw, withdraw, hiding it. very deliberately because profoundly < he money froieix^^i “d °L ini’ monev fniM . __ Tinted ofit* oroesnitv. They will . Ilftbc schemre the human mind erar in rlTyirt of theDextenalve ■ raid w ‘I..*’. »ttap*kd, <»™y trail; nflix b, r» taaUon to tbit part ot ;-t.M fed rf rapl^~( «; W H—J or MtAUsvO**Ulra t» U raortilibU ot r.- Tho bo«lho0.r»raiU nUdn Tramn? B.rara UM, MikraiJ |U« » »>M T-w fumitixJ «■!■« n.'o wcbelw.ojo .„aa„ora^U(^.l okra* SoMh «». <M«H. of THE IS I iTCi -VICTORY W |VZ ■ DELIGHT J. WOLF. M. D. WON I ;!^W.h"«ai!rr"L*X j of the volume of bank circulation, it also . promtai to convert 6 per cent, bonds to £ 5 DR. H. V. P1GCKHAM. KLlCnCJ-HYSItlAa ANDSUROXOM-ntak- A. P DRAKE. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR; WM. H. HAYFORD, tnORXBT sod C.aaMlUr U L*«r. *■< For full Particulars call and see rriY wnlgfidirl stock of Teas.f Sugars CauuedGoods,and al 1 oth.-.; ' kept in a First My prices Defy Class Grocery , DR. C. RUSSELL, ITMCUX A 3t IWBuM.-Mto. r LUCIUS RUSSELL, CHAS. H. WM. ALL OmSITiON ISOVERCOMEISSSS? BAUER. BCRBHrt, U UNDERTAKING ' STAVES. STAVES. JOKE Q. CREMT. Highest Market Price in —__ _________ _____________ JwVN »• c. prinvub. ^“'•ow**4«pvsrta. * xxHrl C. G. HOLBROOK. r MWm is Ckaa- Cash, Iwjsire .tOaiml Hw- - BROS xxl,tr s. b. WHITE, ..MX b, bftlo him who bo*«. k»*t „.»l damomura Thofoaoduioo ronhormoir, if dqxxil !»<*» Ao*, mid — opoo ftwaiwomeot, .ho >MWM ex^ml, »lll be . «aid-forth �I THE RULERS OF THE DEMOCRA- HI* This is the language of one of the best men of the South, ex-Attorney General Akcrman of Georgia, and it is abundantly foreshadows the in­ coming election, and justified by the Bamvil J. tenor of current intelli­ gence from that section. TUDKX, when frut> to speak its honest belief, the Cincinnati AaymnT Ifwe had regard said of him: It could not bat be that a man edticatrd n nn»i»9, U irifritj. Representatives during the late session life of a great nation is so much longer Hianinatrd »n eorruplion and diumtlnt was “as ahAlutaly under Southern dicta­ rtft'oHftry^'nn though his millions could than that of an individual that both its tion as in the lime of Pierce and Buchau ^lecthiai, woVtn otvivnTHK Monrcoa adoption and iu casting off’of essential inBCPT ADMIMIBTRATIOM THE OOfXTBr an." He showed clearly that the moment HAS EVER JCXOWX. protracted. But tbe-.e things when read Again, on the fitb of June, 18711, lb« te.sion of the Houm, its Southern wing of ia history, which often give, but a few Cincinnati Eiufnirer said of SAML'tt J. promptly took up the baton of command sentences to the events of years, seem very T1LDKX: which dropped from their bauds when different from what they do wh:n trans­ Hr inn hy}>r>crite, a ^HticaI nemdler, they went out of Congress, breathing trea­ acted before vur eyes. We are reminded hiu Ivitj Lrn a^yabHc j>lnmlrrrr, and is son and threatening rebellion, sixteen of thia truth by the recent publication ota really the only disreputable cnodidrte yaara ago. The ex-Confederates took the vOi HXTE8'FLATFORM i letter, said to have liecn written during prominently named on the Democratic lead ns if their turn had eomo again at the last Presidential campaign, to Hon. last, and it were their right; they boldly On the 6th of June, tbc Anysircraaid: Charles Sumner, “by an honored and dictated the Committees, controlled the trusted friend in Massachusetts.'* This is Utt action of tin Sr. Lanit (tontrittio* appointments, led the debater, and shaped all wc know of the authorship; but the will nut ckat^r in tin Iratt the trnthr which the legislation. Of their Chairmanahips lettei was a most earnest and thoughtful we hare uttered abant Mr. Tildn. Hx of lb: principal Committees, not one was appeal to Mr. Sumner to revise “ the CAM MOT COMM AMP THK VOTF. OF TH1 Dxm'-.iiaxx of Ohio. rose-colored view of the situation” which, | New England. The Northern Democrats And oo^thc 22d of June, the Enquirer NATIONAL RKPCBLHAN TICKET. it is well known, he was then Inclined to | yielded to their domination with the same take. And yet even tbc writer of this- i Mid: . humble gnd subservient grace as the , ji k, . . For Pmideut, | Brights, Coxes, Tooceys and MeCkrnands letter thought tliat ‘four years more-’ of of a Democratic victory in evitable result November. He aaid the House of that history, lessons of to the indeed, we ought not to expect anything else, for th" *K ” “Hottest money for all, and free schools for all. There '• should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interference which will destroy the other." RUTHWOBDB HAYES the palmy days of Demo- • used to do iw of Ohio. of the guardianship only the bulk, but the As of «ld not HLLIA1 A. WHHLIR i; v.' ocratic pc ty are in the South. ocrats, Ti ?eu would be powerless and his position c ctemplible ; and a very serious what um- experieno tells us influence. For twenty Southern ;«.!>. HOl.DKX, KlA'xi^s;ssr2:s^?,“,,i?(Si5T'u,x"; before the yearn rebellion, the influence of the Southern politicians In the Democratic party was simply irresistible. ,A('Eyy -WIM.IAX A. r.OWAltn, IUOUIT hB3 sion of slavery by the annexation ofTexas. They triumphed again when they imposed Casa and defeat on the party, the North­ For Bygr^rnjattrt In Confma, al Uurfcl—JUXA8 ern wing of which had prove/obstinate in 1848. Again thev/showed their power when after Hunter and other R. MrT. & vention and at the polb in 1833. that the trait, domineering yet have not ________ Tho Gcoriga IVmocrata claim 73,000 of slavery . ^.j^ty. They boast that mu a freed- j l«n eradicated from ‘he I nUu Was electel to any o®rc. The well authenticated eases of . . . . .... ”• wk- South. are dtsco. raging PM.rf A. MA _. . . ' . . , Therein more virtue in a single year of ,b.„ „ ,K, M „rora repeal of tho Missouri Com­ Northern the Democrats by the none in achieving that great act of politics! iniquity. They ' V»« —gbl Io bare Ini I. .A 1^., I'rrr, ol tau uua.ng are not Soolh Cirolio., .bo .ppnl, lo b» "1>™- 1 «*•'■ ocwk frioM JI on. Ao Suu to Mop JI had Jeff Davis . are • oip|4o<l ooUirr, M । k, o>Ae bi. .Sdoril to to -*>« toeul The secret ofrocwea, may be found in | Crockery. to sprcid a terrorism over the whole South i turn victory into defeat. . if .b. p.lrol .pu. «( i ^t tou-u...,, Aoolhcr slavery day. wasrttll in operation. A j ' (-BtW gentleman who d"scribea himself ax “a • j , . . , Mu. ».» .»j A. « nW C*.d » 2T 1b.“7" ’“ko“l - w’w 10 “ to- writing about these things to a Northern [ Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. , >- M{*ytre now « your • confederates at bit friend, an editor, says nt tl-c close of hta | . letter : If you should lo.ppeo tn allude , "ljr aud Dobbin. In Buto anything 1 have written ,dea^ J..r't 1 er. «). •>dl vol faithful elbow tn Guthrie Republican, will lUat »*« <4®rt Represents tbe Cobb, Jolfa B. Floyed and Jacob Thonip, son. Throughout both administrations Zm. U W..W|Ur, 1 to C~«ra“ “ fo“' <>«>«. of th. , । Slate. stat* a II All the present Representatives .in for * • has bis horseman riding of; Cvngrem from Missouri arc Democrats. nights, and I live pretty dose—too dose, the Bwiui cm Senators and Bepreaenla- indeed, for healthy enjoyment. cypher, aid the real rulere vrerc Howell tivos fbrn sd ■ caucus witbin a caucus, and WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE. AND this inner condare ruled and dictated to MUUGH I AM NOT WILLING . TV • THROW • UP THE PABTT. I AM WILLING TO EXTEL years it secured the chairmanships of the THQSE ‘ WHO JLAVB USED THU TARTY FOR THEIB principal political Committees of both OWN EVIL ENDB. I ACCEPT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY BECAUSE I .. /An- Volumes could doae the condition time than such such a man. Dr. Hayes, the artic explorer, spoke at not more plainly dis- Cold Springs, N. Y., last .Saturday night, of tho South at thia aud the Democrats answered his arguments a simple eonfeasion Nevertheless from that snot a permanent condition in any of these Unit­ ed Sta te—still United in spite of rebdlion, bloodslied and the death of slavery. the appointments in the Capitol were made from the Southern States. It is rain to shall hare oqnal where. Mr. Hotisc proves action of the present this b n .t true. gant domination that Tho old spirit of arro­ is as vigorous as ever. FIRST PLADEOK THE TICKET: AND I RECOMMEND TO YOU THE RKPOBL1CAN PARTY. AND We rights yet ruling every* hurt nobody seriously. liked a "/ ' reception. _ _ _______ Ohio Jtnrnal n. mbos, As a matter of fact, Got. Hayevkaa • paid about two hundred dollars on bb himself joyfully come tax. which d>.m» I. P>i»g on, ■ .ought 10 cannot doubt that, power, tliat Tho White ••*71 .*?’*“* " • , . xxibmM. / _______ . Furniture, Coffin^Bc^ AS,RADIX. iu ®r":BKBTiifl&Aco he never recovered In thh mtttr m la I- Uagunp u Au eonnoeuou u loo Upor I flor. H.^u, tant and significant to be neglected. I 1 , The non he i. tatyaud int^rity. (nln.nJtle.taMn TfRAT) THIS ! * «a* W*:/ » <-• • trated much of wrong and intuit to tlic colored race, and its more ardent members more of both, but have have meditated been restrained by its better men on ' * —WHIM ■ wherever it has got the porer ' has perpe­ Wo HtwtingH. Aug. 7th, 18*. He would have (hnugl, i( i> nn( yrt dn^Irf enough Co »U otbm, the U.u.ler hno onlr uM ek.,, r M.neh Knit i. pnoM jolitie,. ■ Ilk I « „J hrighte, A. ^rfl' says the Democratic party of the South, ^Wuld the' larty come into purpose wil' be effected. AY e buy for cash, and will not be UNDERSOLD By any House in the-City;— • with a shower ofstones, which fortunately Akcrman •dwraWcn Ih-I rkol. persist rut Ao ' (M i/M"4 Xp-JL. W, >u I In Pierce's spirit was Cabinet the ruling and he WeeeH'4rotai&9 ~to:,80cts. the same you buy in q||ig&itaoes or , , ’ merely the work of ignorant |»cof»lc, ani. , 1Samuel Joon Tddoo bmpol. an wn»- az-b-i— re campaign. Wo imagine that ho is vUvuD. mated simply by eder prejudices. They are ~. . ~ 7—"—------ ---diradlv nmnsed bj poliUM. ofbiib t ere than ‘to satisfied, “"16*1 iberhans l*to|» di«iru«tad. J,S-U««I. .■ indeed. They both Douglas and lricrce into ac­ promise in 1854, and led ^%!E&»A5 W&T£ Political Note*. The four years have passed, but whether tliat autxl time has come or not. it is plain | inlonouno .IA OBJ Quo .ho i. , base enough to be a radial." We might j- Franklin We se|i th^ best ii.irt/flflBnTFiacr ~ quote from numerous speakers and premies । a few words ; Get every Republican voler cepting tbc I DO S’OT STAND HERE TO DE­ FEND EVERYTHI NG WHICH THE REPUBLICAN PARTY HAS DONE; L .riJtajfr-WjaRN- TWj otarocKATic PARTY IS HSLD Ur AB THEPAB•I Y < »E REFORM. I AM REMINDED ’or THE DECREPIT OLD LION IN THfc FABLE. WHO SOUGHT TO ui ttAlN >Y -afeftATSOT-WHAT HE Cheese iu/ ■ bss not yet come." have in any shape you We bra^ on. ? ‘ at St. tutotinati'iH Pierce at Concord and found him pliable cowed I IBJBOX W. WILCOX. Tildnt Lratit—the Cincinnati Enquirer said : to their deeigns, they carried him in Con­ Southern pol ticians had visited ■Il W.KTINCHCUMIL n:rttr.in ibeRi.r. L«i A D.BOJLK. ’ You t want .... . . I., ra*TiDLi aasii “I say it with much regret, the good time ' totaiocbick. They triumphed when rvn iu 1844, and thus secured the exten­ S&S1.15" Spices, And on the 9th of July, 1876— tn dag» after it safejo have a mixture of races in all parties at the Eoutk and to let lhe negroro eo« A „ IM m., ------------ WJEUW^ Groi Without the comp H support of the Southern. Dem­ ‘-'i of New York. ItaMii of free freedmen, schools, of experience in voting and ia the other duties of citisenship, would make brain, the muscle, the vim of tho Dem­ at rto $1.00, we to beat the County. ,8i- .0i« Hon. Alexander Cameron, of Kalaiaa. mMmWL.v ,.^uy»RTOROSSW reo.’.wbo rewired a greonbaek noeinattem for Btate Senator, in a speech at the Hav­ re A Wboebr Chtb at Kahnmoo Friday night, took the ground that the currency be an power!?* against THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS. the Southern ele­ ment as it /me when the perplexed and Tbe reswkrf thd October' dectiow b ] ;.'j!£O€ -toCT.tato.ioo4 &MM* cious men on grounds of prudence. These last grounds arc all resolvable in to a fear that the G jvcrnmrat of the United States will interpose if they go to fiir, awi Jrnre Aradrirrii (0.0. iu,, topnlnftkr question, though important, was ouberdi. Mtc to certain other great quretiona in* *• F-M And Hrditnted arti power a! WcaUttytao." Every disinter­ lion not owly io ar 2 but political rights. ' —1 voter will tocognise tho force of this J-oto- ’The presence of sweaty ox-Coufedcratc , a,, u a„ •k-nWUMdrib, urf .Id, th. H_,h. M ,1^,,^ to pnoool M ni, a cerijoly M “1 M W< lAhkown 1.1-3 Look horO * ' SSAAi'.r?1.1 *T£iwr%a^^finu ii< tiw -StateT li.XilB.nMS-. lWMa.0w .j He 2Us. violence and intimidation now going on at- _ the South, who would make equal rights AirtT" : «n7it?«WRM lb. Mood, rA^rdiag A A.SooAm, the Govem/eat with noh words as those oMl. by Be Hill, pewm nd pwpnrity, nd tbol a Io .«< the party to which the tranigra- ■to" ’• .a «mna, Au , ^al.iabury SarJkaarfkia, ■* to jitf �^HeckljU^^HiWr. &epnblioan Meetings Special Notices. ^fUUtwHSHSSS” WSSTV. HA.5TINF1S CITY DRUG STORE. sysltm arise Ir-Jn • vitiated eon iition of the diere- QUIISE <rliAN<■>:«•* n- H- TIMMJAMD ICo desire t 'J call your attention to oar stock of strictly pure i) JiLGSt.nd .M£D1Cl^t US If 'e make a soeciaHtu in dealing in o.idy strictly prime DRUGS. believe it is for the interest of onr Castomers as iveil as ourselves to sell only prime, and pare MEDICINES. H’e have a large stock of . -- .. ----- „WA... ,ir.M.u (nvuun rirn.'w headaebe, taaUlity to .Imp. vvrtUo, l.uulaa ia tbe u i-Vpre-. .,-.tuntay.»45aw**n*« f- ■ ■j,, fttwv •- taneons disat Machine Oil, * Best Castor Oil,' No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, Black Oil, *■”■ Us hod in the Jwntl will be ftally illuetrated Hon. P T. VanZile WIL1. Sl> EA K AT TH El.’OURT HOUSE. IN THIS (TTY. ON SATURDAY. EVENING, OC­ TOBER, 2l«t. AT 7 OGI.OOK SHARP. fur Tilden na Ima.A, though the Republican. OTdSsJs' State. MtaroaTCxL—Thia a world of miafurtnne, POS 18 lo be aKicted slt»HN W. (’fBTKII. i. P. u*«-h'onb cdUlUmoro. Bedford. Jebne- Hair. Vegetable Sicilian Heir Renewwr ia the i. M. 3 KT ISA. F. (OLATY OFFICERM. which it is *ds|Hrd by ths most nutiiral and pro■rauive aclivii, witbvut disturbing tbreonUibrium ' - (tEIIRliE M. Dewey. >IU<|rlpbl8 friend. ►y • ,ould cwrulnly procure eome ..... -Freak S Mottm V H mub taUa Notice toTeecherv TODAY'S ADTKRfiaSUnHrSs BARNES & COMPANY. Hauling-, Aug. 12th 1R70. stare us<>mepu. Bu’inessn.w.llrht one. witbent whieh we think i W.H. Bought very lew and TI’E will sell them at prices that trill please the closest buyer. . Oct. 18th, nt (.'rm’« Corners. -Oct. 19th, at Pinery School House, Yankee Springs. Oct. 20th, nt Middleville. Oct. 21st, at Cheney School House. Oarlton. In thia way. um D. B. DeLand A Cea Hut CKruital when yeu will Ire surprised fbsrsJs' fnllr Geo. M. Dewey.U< _t _ . IQth, at McNvo School House. Irving. Geo. M. Dewey, Oct. 17th, at Hickory Corners, Geo. M. Dewey, (kt. 18th, at Hopo Center, Shrontz. School House. Geo. M. Dewey, Oct. 19th. ut I Center School House, Rutland. ' Oct. 20th. at Yankee . 'pnngs. Oct. 21st, at Durfee School | House, Baltimore, proQtahie. 1 Clement .Smith, Oct. 20th, at ; DotvSchool House, Johnstown. | ('lemont Smith, 0«t. 21st, nt As>yria Genter, Te.wMblp ftip l. ■ Oct. 23d, at Branch School I lense Maple Grove. .. , Oct. 25th, al Garltun Center. Pefttions. I Out. 26th, nt Podlink ' House, Rutland. P. H. FltagwMhi. P««do« Agent, of Indianj Oct. 271Ikui1 Bryant .polls, Indiana, collect. ponaion., and may t* •afoly truetad to Meuro any payment. lh.t may I House, Baltimore. be doo from tbe Goremment.. Many aro en­ ' Oct. 28th, nt Irving Station. titled to pen.iot. who may not bo awar of that firet. Mr. FtiagmW pnbliahe. a pamphlet giving foil information on tho aabjeri, whieh ia eent free. Hl. bwaloee it ImmMM, .nd hi. Clbmbnt Smith & J. W. StisciiCOMB. ae to Clement Smith and .1. W. Stinchcomb, Oct, 19th, nt Woodland Center. > J. W. Stinchcomb aud T. B. Diamond, Oct, 18th. at Carlton Center. W. Cuatoe. oonMCttene el Washington are ea.b enable Mm to Meuro prompt retnrn. Notice to Teeekert. A. hwlulU. Nr i^l-n Nr lUll-.a wU, h. red ., ,b* Sebool oo hc. U. m nmm m tbe m; ALLEN & TREGO'S Fall and Winter Millinery I HATS, FLOWERS, &C. • All kinds of Ladies' Under wear at the LowestPrices. Fancy iever ami 'person. “i opposite Goods of all kinjis Cheaper than in quality to suit the taste of every Remember the place, State Street, Roberts’Drug Stordr • GIVE US A CALL. Political Pensions Etc. MRS. CLARA AIXEK. MISS VINE TBEGO. POLITICAL!; FUEiiriuAXi ""ONLY 10 CENTS ! the political Put. xxi31yl* SPLENDID DISPLAY OF bu.ratM W« m«k» tbU unitarM1*!*! »t*r; To uihuura.I wikllMll.G*! will Vtnd onrdol­ lar tn PM for the lroBbl«.of wrirfwt. roll pwrtieutarv. remplm worth »««««! dollar. b> r.intlo work oa. and a oony of Homo and Firwifo. on« of (*• laifort and Ire.I IlliuUaied paMfoaUoa., aM rem froo b» mail. Koadrr. If »•« ■*»» Hmu>< nt aroltilil* wi.k, .wire, fre»>w« Aiaaoa d- (b.. Clement Smith. Hbtery will the ‘ ... . ■ __ I r.muWm (Tufo . xxidGtf Machines,&Marble Works. Ayer’s jjldvs. helMICK’S F. W. HELMICK, Groceries. Ayer’s WOIUtic Cherry Pectoral REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN1 Price 10 Cents pei Copy OK «l OO PEK D<«EM. tb THE IICKFOID AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine Hupt. Dsiaca Ofirv Ctienittcs to re-orreage the bomuorntfo eearety Hekrt "ti to b. held oi Wedaooday, *• with it distinctly nnderoUmd that the ar. specially invited la 1>. W. Kiskers, Oct. 18th. nt Barney’s Sdiffl’l Honsc. Beltimore. pcooniMorj note given b/ William ' p W NiukeFU Mid E. C. Barnum, pp and h» brother, of HMtin^. q 21bL at Woodland ('enter. Uinj Wioien. dtw Oct. 15 187b. I ' feta note nepnent has been etoPped. section of country Uhto are persons, publicly known., hoharo been restored from slanning.tU 'even dm perate discares of the lun.s, by IU use. lAt) i Im hare tried tt.seknew Wgv M» snpertonty; end ubm IU virtue' are known, no cue brsUstes as to what nwdlctae to employ to reberc the dis­ tress and suHtruie peculiar to pulmonary alkeuoas. cnaaar ntcToaat. alwey. eConte >oMint rcllof. and performs rap'd cure* if the ni'CMrr rarsetle, nt broaehial disorder, as well as the mutt lorinhlalde diseases of the lmi;s. * ¥as<rirna».l to nhihlremamhl tbe.Uslressinc .Usmss-s wbkeh beset t>e Throat .nd Cheat of Tnn> OU1 Everybody. The ladle* the pemm who found H *iB confer nally Invited. ixod it will w>n ,L'r a ■ i, cort . > thti subscriber ; jBv Order of llrp. Cto. Cont­ ’ s. J. Brosuux, Cainnun. AM , XXHMre • tbe tmc' an Kye, a bwt TUBE.U,''''’“y'biiur tensua. of M*®* ot Varies* ESiS-WS-TOg Folic?? Local jfrinsetaent* on o 11 parties wbomai nfrinrinr macbim *Ao iMtroeUun I linute directions 1 eyhn-Hr^TS aredl- Madison Dispensary, CENTENNIAL 82 W. Msl’w" »L. CMcajo. ^tesssa.eaa.‘ Euilnctit fbyskbao Uiroocbont tiw.CMUUry prerenlre it.ami Clergymen olleo nremwreewdU from their kuoukMlfiv- of Us c4ttU FOI SALE 01 EXCHAME. Im tat overtook for ■TyBs|y[---- th, AVIN8LOW'S STEAM' »*Up. Ire no’. Ml Io U ia MU*4mm । * it hot for tb« oppoaiHoa *11 aleag tbe M 1Uw “ ‘‘•f of p^puadw foe tte Uuk on th. aovomb of Xovmhr. Wnswlkud a bro** home belong- ai— «!««•-■ lreSS.^I tbc Court Row. Win J- Colt & 8on bar. opowad a fiBa m bat kff.rso.Mtr^c, oppMu tMotonof SLti. - ata. “** A, ♦ «Sl»nlv where ttey propaM UmQ »M< ,ii ,i •**pnmforrw4ypa7,tM«Miy.tMr*»* mmterfku »Wy*e«*'y, dare undertake U to, gin tb«m a aai.WI F-W « u. MARBLE WORKS MARRIAGE GUIDE. CH 8EAUH f ATHOtOGY. wdl, cfoter” A.t Kalamazoo, Mich <*Uar‘ FM.ir. on preml"' °r F4^ 0 V GMKJF,KU>. ®* ' Kalurdaj Mlunlay our ,Uwu wtre overdod with Mj -'^-hMteMe ——lobe f r t- ‘°d lU U“** * **« Lookmd ». *» right hero now. Thia all grow, ent of Praetkml ud An.lytirml Chmutatt. _ KU> UK AU. DlUXMJin* KVKKTWHKBC Oiution. WHOL^iALB A UTHL Mouuiue»te*f iUebeot Ametkoii and Imported Marble, TublM# 52?. ®£*d ‘ ntonrfl of til! daicriptlon mRflnlo<*-cr on abort noth*, *£» Granite M<mun>ent» ofthevarioen rapptted to curtotnf r*. rfRv- mS’,bL?nl«Sh rfS^xrmlx-' UM, •'« paired io Imra Ual tba liufo mw jTL A.d-S*’"”*’ ** J*".* "•«». JaxamM. WUUMM^ »*4 iaaUmllykUUd M xACBT,,t»- h •**“ lk*» with Nmette F. Ctarta, Grmrrmt Affeat. JT. K. K»1»1bw«*, a*«m l» ■arrjr co. VITER UE iJIF. IBUR xxiM«x> 1 Shingles Lath &c. �.... ;>. - ■ uro, Legals. A spicy bkotoh dmeriptm of the Atabbon, Topeka BQ^ S««rta Railroad, tho beauties, scenery and plewmro resorta of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nytu Crinkle," KYATS 0* MlClll tho musical and dramatic critic of the re. in lh« City .f Ano York World, sent tree on applica­ tion, together with the Sus Jnan G'wWr, maps and time tables of thia new and pop­ ular route from Kansas City and Atchison to Pueblo, Denver aud all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arixona and the San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman Sleepers on tbe continent between tbe Mis­ souri River and the Rocky M.uuataiu» without change. Special round trip tour­ ists' tickets from the Jfittoun Jiitrr to l>rnrcr at' 850. good to stop off at all points. Addrew. T. J. An DEM SON, . Gen. Pau. Agt. deucy af raid petition. and tho htorin> thereof XXfi2U* Topska. Kan. by e.u»i bc s cony of th1* order U. C«»u hjtebtd i n th«H*m>o* Karc.MCsx Baxytn,. urespatrnr lBWfAhfi ffi PL^ ■W SEffi.: her neat, tn the levra aro to be STEBBINS BRO’S^h.Way;s pills 4£r. ftSMSTJ.a w. K eep It. r-;JTA&r.«£5? voh furniture I! Of every Description whirh tve iron, toe toucwinc Anewnrau. w *«» Uoe of thl« Stale aro to be .nbmittw! to th. people •f tho State for their adoption or rejection, vli.: An amendment ilrikinc from tho CiMlitOtion ry (Jouuty. fcr thi’-c re««‘ti’: Kt. BertW* have ho rent I d )x»y ■ 21. Ilreaw #e uutke Ilii'TOo.i if out HINULE tatodrtoaiifM^UtluorB. j»e»idcd for by Joint Kmoln- GD AKIM AN'S «ALE.~ 0. <MII« ilSn .i'i« make. . We sell none of thiscbcar’-’naik’h’nr- PROBATE ORDER. nlturc that Is made by ronehint ry. Tlu goods we innfce !•‘toad® liT-eAaad. ’iiml’ Srervliry uf Ftab wtiranted. .We 1 trite oil -jwrwrn* to mil and itisprct ourKODdx/ U»r they nt bear luspeclkm. No IrouUe at all , Va’sr^ftstr.. Whitntan'rt Aborted Candio—the beat n the market. A fall irapply at J. P Roberta’. guridi ouisclves. 3<1. IketiMtf*rk®»p‘-hebmt»-work­ men. i 4th. Dec-ithw wr warrant tlPgSfaht w* BSE flr»» aho« snST!.' cun sell chca|*er rhati aD/Koi^ In Ifae san^wwiT^BWi B, C. PBTNDIX jwdye of Probate. mu w«*l mid nU.kind^ (') I Where .•tWK^sr^r 1 M. D. Revd dreires to call attention to ■hii new Wagon Shop, where he may be fiuind at all nours of any day, ready to do any work in hia line, from putting a new spoke in an old wheel, to the building of the best buggy ever seen in tbe county ot Barry. Don't forgot the place; iu the shop with Jason Rich & Bro., corner o Church and Railroad Street. xxfitf ;' M«JpVj: ~ ~ HASTINGS ‘ pROBATaowora. MTATE OP MICHIGAN .—* Pensions, Etc .■Wwiaf. Ad. DrQES £~ W . MAPIn. Guardian. show tfOtidB. . Parties bavinr i*i®Ur« Io >mrua would do well U» them framed of m< cieruv; lower* HIP .1. Uiud MO WC can do U P *.xrandCbt«<>sr tiny bowe Iu P ./ CmiMSr. W o keep the Largent Di.a Hc^t Nclfrctttu slgck PierVRE FRAMED AND MOTLI IXOB, BKACKCTM. ’ PAFKB-Hqfrt- NEW ADVERTISMENTS. W -M KR.S, au wa ?urPKilHoLuns, and everything in the Furnftvrn Hne< We Invite all jwwsans to cull anti look .l)inor<ler» of the Kidnrjri. Peerless Milk Safer. w i.n cxlilmtiwr ut ri^Tiu^bi^ PROBATE ORDER. talore. All kinds of work mibJv m dor. Iteperiritofr of nil kiucUof^ibl <ii An Unaadmurt striking from th. OnaUtntion action 47. Artiel. 4. beaululve Department whieh £»tinj tiw'”'f ^,W*1 ft r bT J<,*Ut K<*o,’,lon L, rndXS. dUl’-M $55 f 77f.’Trt,“eA5?.“itS?I5S DISSOLUTION OFPARTNERSHIP Tba partnership heretofore e«i*tlar hotwmu Do. LLsii.’i isuxaatstartsji IK‘ saras sfti •buald to isirii artixtfiaj t> i.pni the DlUt*M>' *h»U nituve iicatlv dam*. ** WK AU-LAN BDftiNEW ' < Furniture Roon*. »outhmide.£uuc_St. op|>oaite H. A. Goaslyiwr’s J n. the foil*,wise amendment* to the Look, tntion of tbl* State are submitted io the people of the Stole, for their adopt>'«u or rejection, pursuant to the requirement* of tbe l.omlitutioo andjbo SOLD BY ALL .PKtTOOISTB. our Fur ifi XTEBMIKS «M’R ImaaM'S.. EUB8J5: H A DAT DISSOLUTION- NOTICE. TWfet SJBdnofPn.l‘. axstu homs: Qeo. M. Savage & Co’s Col JOHNit?. I KI.Sheriff or Barry I’cu ADMINISTRATORS SALE I ahall toUat STs&j D^XifleW “Sd'.^n Brwakeleld hl* wife, of llallitnorr, Harry Con Miehiann. to Unrein MeOmber. uf Balt Imam. I n County Miehitnn. bearing date thol thda Jannmy. A. D.. I<m. and duly recorded nn tbe Ia tbc Best Lager Brewed iu the Went **t ‘w Cnrt ^MILWAT KKM BBKWKH1 zxtliwi r (<J north, retire- win Mcomber to G and Pliny T. 2tat uuWis'4^o!'- Special, Chrule aid Obscure Diseases «Ui*r sex. WW er eU. inktrM or Imirad. s&swts.'te THO?. -. SRAUl'K, Prwidre!. IntoraiL and al*o sn attorney fee df on. hundred o«Anr,„ MlCC xxtnwt. S600.000 IN 45IFTS fl outsans AUDRutSsra: ■“.<r>uvon ri «IU a; IK76, and . I-?':, m xixrrr days roarrroBEMKBT of Tint , Farmed WU11.au. KEmCIT CASH DBTBIBDTIM CO­ FOB A FVI4. DBAWINO. Cotxrrnf Bxarr. j" uMCtuir. Dated felll .*.«*«J p xxUlwU SALE ON EXECUTION- -Mjt&Sr-Aiflbs $600,000! Thoa. P. Porter, ex-Got. Ky. Gen. Miner. **» thw eilibia lUtoim. VnaunMnn. PEOPLES III!!!. 77 ^OR. SALE: W. H. GOODYEAR, Fruit Lands in tlio TlicPi-uggist. MichiCTpT^fignit hell.... nrtpertfidly ivinouycts THE FOE OF EA1N One, Fruit and gar­ | that he has again estate dening farm of 25 1-2 in th. npfr. Tlt.lDE,^ TO SUW AKD REACT la theUrand Old acres to Errkanjfl;, hasiiist'</<k and dniliiarrti' a fresh .aud genui’U MUSTANQ for a farm near.- Has­ ing. Staek of Drugs and Midi’ tings. Correspondence, cinefr. JJht hlnps. fanr!l Goods, and ra faet a Mm«?-£i,Jl£*R’‘T‘x,I,’"B'rEW OF solicited., . THE ENEMY OF UKASE 1 DHAW1MG POSITIVELY NOTICE nr ££J^m£*IONERS ON THURSDAY, NOV. 30th. 1876, HATkOFJfiqffittAN.)-. Prntet. Court for A Fortune for Only $12.00. .£5^ umianth*. wBibe atoeuywafcee. , Ail OSrers.ScU^^^’ffifl-.r, wsVn mm*. And wbm.*. no proe*e*Unsi cithw st law efisssw"-— tta. In whieh to.pre ination and adjsit- ’ Arrant ot Pay “’“I ISownl?. OSeerw. faldiara. and j>ltoro of the I Lrrrbrir.. .rr-.n Mtrnift . : tub i K.TVMlWrt.toTKS;, KOTICE OF ^^^IgMOMERS ON hundrod and thirty d«lfon> STATKdrVICBXOAN.l M Probate Conrt for CoVPTT o* Binxr. J" mid Cmuny- ’iriK SALYAT0B BEE1 sraLftM YOUR Old Bounty 14ftl Warranto. *rr*ru< »enW wilt» MORTGAGE SALE. XSgitX; in and to ths real Kill .u. plaint* Bl..tche. 1£S- L LN I WENT, SOT11*?.1? -iokr nr XvtM. wju^V/cuEg. ko11^^ KlWdl MAx'’'i»rmv*’ ^klCrs THE* HU­ MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OR a ADMINISTRATOR’?! SALE- plete Staci- of W. A Woodwofth, Atty. Merchaadisr. which he and ReaL.Edftjjj Agt. Douglis,' M tko ptoplf at Greatly n' thtred PricfiK. „ Mich. ■•iwU ■ SRVJl.VlIEIl.the Pf 0. pie’s r'^: ^n,ss'S-s& '"•"V Cw l»h ami aK N'»‘" •.!*«••!• 04) of .w *“• STEINHOFF & WGOD POSITIVELY CURED. C£l""7 xxitowT TAKE NOTICE- anti lettat d KOTICE. ■«-> *t>L JHh DTK. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-19.pdf 178b6fdf9e5d91521ff21e97ee5c9397 PDF Text Text '‘x?,3et3e! saeBtti-xxraEjsiaLiL.Y —T VOL. XXL NO. 50. 1 •—-'- — ' '~ • " ■ —• ■ • ■ '.......................... — - HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19,1876. MESSER & POWERS,’ I ^re agents for the Celebrated WHOLE 1^1093. 3. But thdYibove tissue of incorrectness iis very secondary to the false and cruelly 1unjust imputation tlio Jackson man makes, with the aid of the ''leading Republican of Branch County," upon Mr. McGowan's | Statements of some of tho Creditors. 1Quincy branch was established—in fact character in the matter, namely, this : That while depositing the sum of $550 ______■ ■ <did bustucu at the Goldwater bank before McGowan became a partner. To accomo­ in tho bank I "told Mr. McGowan that I I F.-oui tb. Coldwater Republican. ' date thett? Quincy depositors and extend entruAtcd 1 it. with him simply upon tho ■ The editor of tho Jackson Patriot, dur- ।their business the firm of Bowen & Me- strength ot my pSbGdenoc in him individ­ I ! ing the lime the County Fair was in pro- । I nevo said such a thing. Had Gpwan rented a smell room in tho village ually." ' gross was in this city attempting to ।fitted it up with a safe and necessary fix­ I done so I would- have considered Mr. secure certain fhets with reference to the ।lures and placed one of their clerks there MeGowan by this day. a disciple of Bow failure of tho bank- of Bowen & McGowan, ,to receive deposits. This clerk made a Tweed ' end other political thieves and for tho avowed object of injuring his ,daily report of tho business transacted, and equivocating rascals. • chances in tiio present political campaign. ,some member of the firm gave the Quinsy, Somewhat better posted in regarding X 3 It secured some points that it supposed to ।branch a personal inspection (wo or throe thia little private mater of mine than the t be frets.—But it altcrvfk the form of tho times ( Republican of Branch County" a week. In tho establishment of leading ' n ! facts, and drew infercnc&Twhich made die । the Jackson man whom he interview­ this branch it would seem there could and > ; article an unjust political attack upon Mr. hardly । been any "trickery or deception" <ed, I will state it correctly. McGowan, who has alwayn stood well in ।practiced. We publishod a jtatoment ' During the four and a half years of my this community aud docs to-day, notwith- ,made by a number of tho Quincy deposi- ’residence in Coldwater my aecnmt has I standing die misfortune which has occur- ,tore in which they say that they “believe been ' kept between two hjnks ; the latter i cd. Wo know how easy it is-to accuse a ]Mt'. McGowans relation to tho buaincna two ’ years or more in Bowen &. McGowan’s I man of evil motives and bad intentions ,was entirely honnt nml honorable and Jthe fonnur Tears in the Coldwater Nation­ l when others haw buffered as the result of tthat he projiled nothing by the failure." «al.—The main part of the $525—not $550j die misfortunes of this man. But we know, jIs it possible that the statement of mon wat a regular descendingbalance of rnning ’ I too, that (f-cn-times .the man who suffers , With tho exception of an indi­ who have, suffered is to ga fbr nothing, account । I this calamity is made to appear as a knave while , remark made some two years ago or the gowrip of ll|c street, and Detfio- rect I I when in reality nvery instinct ol his ua- (cratio at (hat, is to be spread broadcast by more, never did a word pass between Mr. [TH It urc and every purpose and intention of ]Democratic opponent# and bo swallowed as ‘McGowan and myself regarding my rela­ m a depositor in tho bank ; not one j liw life is to treat nil his fellow* with lion- absolute , truth? Ef the creditors of Bow- tion • I | ot consideration. In the case of Mr. , ; ncr with Mr. Bowen. The first en i McGowan are satisfied a.t to the wore ’ F ___ ------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------- — -- ----------------------------- ---------- i McGowan, the Democratic party, through general , I had with Mr. McGowan—save the honesty and integrity of tho men, wood ' above alluded to—was at my house on 1 ,« b««a m« .arc tho libolers in society who are always one e , charge*—out inferences aud slurs which ;ready to grairp at anything that appear/ the morning after tho failure, when ha, ' havousod through tho columns of ,wrong to be luitencl to in preference to 'my first informant, told mu thAnewfcot' the r a m a n ptct r r / r i m a t, i t a tj 't,10,r paiTa tbrjnB1M>u‘ ,h»c Dwt.n* ha’c «thc.«c men who have lost and are tho iu- ’disaster. I told Mr. McGowan tmn that -A-X A.vrlclV'U 1 l ■ J-L-cvXjJa, -attempted to pouon <t>«i prrjuJtcr the jure! ; parties. 1despite my lore I had not the slightest One door east of Goodyear s Hardware mind. of the p^plc against a man who b 1 of his integrity. I tell him to The editor of the Patriot al»o notes suspicion ! HMt»ngH, April 12, 1876. I universally respected by men of both nor- (certain individual depositors, and in some jnote, putting the verb in the utmost ■. ... J - ■-!"''1'7,1 , ■-',r tics in this county, and has to-day their sf thorn—yes by tho general construction 'strength oftjbc present tense. 1 lelt gor­ -Doctor AI kin S Double _Cpl_UITin. _________ _ confidence and will rccoivc Jtlicir support ’ I was not called upon by promi­ of the article leads tM to infer that Mr. ed-that ' nent citixens of various shades of politics 11 -- ‘ -........ ” ----------------• • ntthepolb. EVERYBODY READ, READ. READ JTKIS McGowan sdioited tho*o individual de GEO. M. DEWEY -u.«^—, ....... .. 1 in a general way the Democratic party ।posits. The first person cited is Rev. J. when they circulated aud signed the paper rvnOK .I.V/> PVBL1SH/R. s M E DIAL I NHT1TUTB I ha# ban slurring Mr. McGowan without ।Gordon Jones, pastor of the Presbyterian affirming their firm belief in Mr. McGow­ DISEASES.'•» making specific charges. To those slurs . —not Congregational, as the Patriot says- an’s integrity. I would have signed it in. FUIP TH I ■RGICAL rtantly. IRONIC AND S ZVbo lioew'r'« l^raOca hin.it clisit-k. central i and insinuations wo shall not attempt a , church in this city. Tho editor of die U Grind Ri'AU Mr. Editor, I may appear a little ear ««nvBnien< at ; reply. If tie THKplii are 'to bo hood-wink- Patriot did nat call on Mr. Jones at all to 31 Mouroe «<rccl, <n.t«»itc (aboro llalhb-in ( r| |,y that Style of 31 argument we should jsecure iu formation from him, and as a *nest; hut whan I say anything to anyone, TERMS Of SVBSCMPTIOM: At».i lie In alM »nolhcr,entn.n-Ue at j ndviso the people to beware of tho men ;matter of conrac made a false statement of I* think I know what I say ; and I do know that! arn^t in tho habit of ling Gs««*j-r»a» year !■ AJvaa*e—--------- — vi Ottawa •trrrt. b«i«cta tbe Library ,nJ i who uss such argument. Like the snake tthe facts in tho case. The Patriot says ‘ lf5XF*>J :a .bAimim ....I......—--------— V.I«Trt«| io ,l« pw. Ih, .Uiko U -ll. 1that Mr. Jones told Mr. MeGowan that ‘untruths about my own affairs, nor in’ or* " der to help others to darken and deatroy he left $550 in his bank "simply upon the < ituy mortal man's character—the most Uwe the Itoetor before stlcnclinj to other batioew. ( coIUC OUt and laCC the facts as they CXISt. .strength of the confidence which he had in 1 precious thing he can have on earth. OS^boen.Sxm.V-H. m. .-and.101° X. I Tbfl rith the view of | him individually." We called upon Mr. I D R- A I K I N i "ascertaining tho facts in the aro" it says. ,Jones, who hxs held peculiarly intimate Yours truly, J. Gordon Jonkb, HJ TEE OF AD VER TIS1NG. Pastor 1st Presb. Church. I came to Coldwater and ‘Twovcrwd with ;relations with Mr. McGowan and his At peectninetix law-fal in «>•’'»£, hi* many of the business and professional men” ।family as a friend and consoler in times of , Tho second case noted is that of Mrs. *>-"•”■ T11' Isevere family affliction, as wall as a pastor Elixa Spring, in which, as in most of the other oases, the editor of tho Patriot stup alt hop* of whaf-, Uu rawedioa are I Patri >t savs it "oceasioualb- met n wan who ,of the church which Mr. McGowan attends 1 ^fan^rtawvfistboraaieVofdlBaMe, re»torias j fiyinjutihiaed with Mr. McGowan and ex- .and showed him the article in the Patriy 1tempts to excite indignation by tho ioferehtial manner of,exprawing himself. Mr. S; fn d a belief in his-honesty ol purpose u , of. which he declared to us as Od»e in ' i' p.cei uxor »< Emerson Spring was tho man who did the railed upon *» faTM tlm Bank failure was coUocniod. ,every particular save tho fact that he was fcUalaaa! (.'• 2X1?.7^5 rtSh. tram hi- ability,..4 -or- ■ Occasionally I" Th.- people of thj. Du- .a depositor. Subsoquoutly we received businres for Mrs. Spring, and in ooavers P ------------- "“IrfJlkJrKt ‘rict are led to infer that the vast majority the following spicy and pleasant letter from ing with him wc found that none of tho famiy—the mother or the son, who wxi earn Ab to aaa/ iixi oSenunn'eo a ; of the people ia this section consider Mr. him: than materia* and < executor, and had the money and the and haptor- ! yjc<;uWa:, perfectly unscrupulous and dis “rtttsiv.” property to look after—harbored any ill E ditor R epublican : — r.”, , .t,. ’ how -:. Thia is the fair inferoucc (Yum You have called my at* ention to an ar­ feeling toward Mr. McGowan, and did not woit ■ i|,e vo'ding of the article in the Jackson behove that he bad intended to do them '• ••••*• *•“ : pntri,t. Nothing'Ll farther from the truth. ticle originally published in the Jackson y for p an injury. Wc also received from Mr. Tin- return an the polls in November Prtriot and copied in the Detroit Free next in this county mil prove thia to tho Prw of Oct. 3d. The general object of Spring the following note: entire satisfaction of The Democrat* who the article is to give n detailed account of Jtoiruii Rkpvblicin— Noticing an article in tho Detroit Free McGowan's bank; are now Crying to bolster up their own the failure of Bowun CENTRAL IIVISE, w-ak nomination by blackeuing the char- its tjtecial object to show the relation of Preit, credited to the Jackson Patriot, in ater of the Republican nominee for Con- Mr. McGowan’s character to that failure. which reference is made to money deposit­ Among the list of depositors, mentioned ed by Mrs. Elixa Spring in Reweo It Me grew. But whoaro the-prefcssional mtn turbouoM of referred to as the source of the Patriot'/ in the article niy name cases firat- Had Gowan's bank, and, thinking it unjust to tho account there, incorporated concerning Mr. McGowan, I dosirc to give a true Juy’wStnaa information? We have it on reliable an Hudast. iLsb-. oept. 11. VJ6. _____ xxllllf rrtMl« wail lhor5tv that they arcunne otimr thou ben. myself been correct anil just there would,. atotoment of the matter. I went to Mr. u J. G. Parkhurst and Judge E. G. Fuller. have been no need of one word from me.— McGowan and asked him whether he PHIL W. MISKERN. But it is in every particular,and altogeth­ would taka the money and allow any in-> Porkhumt i- a randkiaSo on the Democrat I M»ur -rail Ur yoor ic ticket fur State Treasurer, and E. G. er not only incorrect,- bbt calculated to do terest on it. He said by special arrange­ Juum Ofn, r^c*- MidllarUla. Utah. xxUxl great injustice to Mr. McCowan. Every ment. that if wo wo’d loavo u. there force .... pu|]cr -s n£>n performing the role of editor iTurlr »u«r*t»fcl HARVEY WRIGHT, of the Reifort r, who has taken occasion to man, c^en (lie mest unprincipled dema­ months they would allow us fiva par ceat.; AT LAW AtelMtor l» ( cowardly strike at Mr. McGowan, but in gogue will admit tluR-a man's ehsructcr is but we eotifd draw it any time without in& lataiua Ul'xk.ur,- Barlow A ll a thing which can , bq. wtirely. separated tertr- : On three terns I left tbo-mpoay, such a wav as to reflect upon his own from his politics. $q',‘in this instance. 1 With- v>j mothers consent. There bas character. ' Both of these men am bitter am not a pdlificiin, nor do I make the beat nothing in the whole transaction that Democrats and would not scrupk to say prevent •orrcction in tho' interest of Mr. ha* dtastroyed our confidence in Mr: Mc­ anything that would injure the charabter MeGowan aaVpt>»tgMn? y.yiu tooor- Gowan; and we honentjy bcHave that he ef a political opponent. ' > root tho unjust ttttB’ifTVho intercut of Mio1 has acted iu good faith in tho matter. Wc venture to say that tho editor Oftno I nrakjjhis statement without Mr. Mc. man's'OharadtcrJ ‘ F'woutd doA as readily' Patriot saw very few, if any, of Mr. Mc­ ■ neorediy.demantimg/iifiUe^re^Utiis Gowan's political friends, while be saw none All Wa.Y br.wt.ll. . J *“ EttE&fiON SPUNQ of tho more prominent loecra .whom jic ' who repoql«ra^§iish*iU»f5tf) ,c»«P» tyr, Thomas Sweeney is merftioned. He mrntiona, but secured his raformtUion ,, . ,..• • began " taking his money there several Mooud hand. The editor a'so proceeds.to> idfcrtfwK’ * '" , : The Jadtero mrftt seid fhai I1D reamc sJi yam afco tad han kept it there ever since tnvc bis opinion that they “must batt bocn - die way-to Coldwater purposely and with for the reason that be could, get a M?*®it least a largo amount of tricktry and de­ REdD READ ! READ ! great painstaking to mt-at4he-c**5t M^h 2z*l.___ _ A^,r.brr» .Ro klan ception whether there W..W M ^a' BOWEN A McGOWAN FAILURE. The Jackfon Patriot Reviewed. 18764038 branch nt Quincy drew drafts on the i-uno account in New York. Wo are informal! that a number of the business men of Quincy bad done their buxines with Bowen A McGowan for several years bcforc the Also for the IXL Wind Mill Which is |he best self governing mill in the market. WAGONS BUGGIES Cheaper than ever. uK BMLWWMIW Arid GROU\iii) POINTS for al! other1*1" plows ill the market, • J|i6jwi-ll«kljll8pliblwi!taiw ,fsssswsi WJiErKirtil’l'SS:; *”s ™‘”», ' *k? d-”e "»* bo¥1-' । ma and Bosnras cam wfoss rt, fed nd riv inc di*cy mst’s ■ers rx*2if.v DENTIST NadTille, • lirtiiai. —L SSeBSKiwssna . Or- J. B. LaSura’a Ad. 7 Special Medical Announoemenl agemeut or not," and (Leu offers to fur nish his readers with the infonuatrtra which LoMcke-l up«- >!>• rwip«l ->■"«“*- noB and professi: It is well that this Democratm organ. has noted specific cases as it givex » Cur cUnra Republican bT Branch County. (Rather fithcr to refute or admit the validity, of tjic anamaloua anyhow). "Unless three leading t?h Tho firat instance of “trickery and de- busmens and profussfontl" men" and this "leading Rapubliren’of Branch. County" were more correct in their.details regarding tho other depositors mentioned than in mine, the article would have yetj little Which was n $1,500 «fu and a setof left in H sft* a true bimw correction books;and then asks, “Nowif of Quincy had supposed for no inttant that the capital of th. Qm»ey b«k«®- - ThosteMtoCPUlwA- tWr. cornration are loy Coinfort and Happiness TO THE Slek aBd Affllctod I of Hastings and vicinity. dr. J. B. LaSURE [prrai >F-c“A!S»arranrh a»r«'u‘-, TrT.-riou girted of a safe and a set of books, doss tW.SCI TA TfoJfHtKK. -®S I 1 HL. 99 anybody Im^o tliey would have made an'y deposits at all in the concern ? Hm own statement is an absurdity. Is the capital of a branch always the capital of’ , tho main business? There is not a parson . id Quincy but knew that tlw Quincy am­ : ^rowas a branch and had no separates capital. The letter head*, cards, envel-. .' >■ nJL drafts and checks ail sbowod this. B^th the main hourc in Goldwater aud the ns follows: ■ - .- . • . 1. The Japkson man aaya’.ihMt in depos­ iting tne $550 T did ir1iiih«' ptwriao'of and-with tho assurance wMe to Mr. Mo­ Gowan. laever did rack a thing. ■ 2. Tbit at KUM future tiaa< I “Mtatt • pafcxl to drpr .ouMhafWQ with interred lievor intended drawing $550 or any other amount with interest; never bad part ci n. . “Mr. M. Ji. Parker, a poor mechanic. fis‘among the creditors to the amount of |20W,’’ says ths Patriot. As Mr. Parker has been looked upon as one of the beat architects and mechanic! in our citv, whose services arc always in demand, and tdls us that bo shall vote for Mr. McGowan the ^Tho next person mentioned irDr. J. H. Worilcy, of Chicag... te whom we «dd«»^ a letter of inquiry, ami which we herewith giv. to the public : Cnicaoo, Oct. 10,1876. Kmu, rooelTW. .— qnriioa, wbriber I Wit,, M r. MeOo«ui [CoolimeJ «• llb twe.] . �It is brag and bluff dow with the Dem­ Polltlnl TILt EN AND HAYES. Noles. r Reoord of those Two Candidates trains Contrasted. in Michigan the vote for makes too fieredy to bold out for three . *<«« il weeks. The Cindnoill Hayes about double that, of Tilden. James J. Gould, of Kalamo, has bm rrawpunm rf Bepoblfcee* •“ *- M- of there Uni'pd States who was openly nominated for Representative by tho Re­ hostile to the, national cause during the publicans of the second district of Eaton ondo u > doublM Suit. CotW- Il *P’ peue to be e ihoro.gb soiog Uepoblian No man can. ever bo elected President great rebellion. Every candidate must trioti*ni in tht . hour of peril. Hence wc see greet efforts by the democratic press to State. _ ' county Tilden recently said tbst “if the De­ Governor Tilden owes tbo United States Government between $150,000 and 8200,­ mocracy carry Indiana and lose Ohio there will be a hard fight. ' Aalto k wW U 000 on account of unpaid income tax. qualify or cloak the words and*actions of Take the head out of another barrel, Unele Samuel J. Tilden sod make him appear to Samuel. ■ the end. history as well as that of Rutherford R. Hayes, his opponents h a matter of public On tho mornimj of the Colorado election tho New Confederate cause” in coming out “The Democrats aro confident of electing their State ticket by aide. and their , “Honest money for all, aud nee schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interference which will destroy the other.” X 4TIONAL 1EPC1LICAWTICKET. For President, RUTHXRFORDB. HAYES, of Ohio. Vieo-President Fc WHIM A; WHKLIB. «t tin toA. Tilden refused to sign a call fur a union meeting in. New York city in April, 1861, or to attend that meetingjust after the re­ bellion broke out. measure of it. • It waa Ben Hill who said daring fer Thrt is about the of Hayes snd Wheeler. member Congrsm.” . ’ Which b it better to havo—Hayes and the place the Dcmxrata serving vdth his gallant volunteers bearing For AQdltorO^SK^l pEsra.BKK all the 'hardships of the common soldiir, •' liberty to vote as bin master dictates; ia thnsiaam has not been seen thfcie since 1860 that the true intent and design of the 15|h There arc tho amendmentI and arc the conditions upon county, which will doubtless considerably wliich the robol-Statca were rehabilitated assist the Republicans. being fulfilled T divisions in President Colfax is on A presidential vote on Thursday, be­ Hu says tween Howell and Fowlerville, on tho fore­ ho waa in favor of the ticket weeks before noon train coming west over the D. L- 4 thinks it aufforing’ from dangerous wounds aud ex­ it Waa nominated, and still erting hi miclf to the utmost for tbo pres­ “safest, surest, aud strongest, personally, the L. M. railroad, showed tSTMSSS! 'ha^chki-f I DU5 HJLM. HteUi District—1 F” MU* B*n*tt>r. Uth Senatorial DBtrtct-DAVID. IKR. PHILIP W. NDUCEKM. •areaaresrw-rnaincarSbvnpv. CWOOOT—iOBKFB OOLX. CU BT1M FERRY I DO NOT STAND HERE TO DE­ FEND EVERYTHING WH1CHTHE REPUBLICAN PARTY HAB DONE: BUT WHEN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS HELD UP AS THEPAKT Y OF REFORM, I AM REMINDED OF THE DECREPIT OLD LION IN THE FABLE. WHO BOUGHT TO GAIN BY STRATEGY WHAT HE GOULD NOT GAIN BY STRENGTH. THE SPIRIT AND TENDENCY OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IB TO­ WARD REFORM. IT IB STILL WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE. AND THOUGH I AM NOT WILLING TO THROW UP THE PARTY. I AM WILLING TO EXPEL THOSE MEN WHO HAVE USED THE PARTY FOR THEIR OWN EVIL ENDS. I ACCEPT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY BECAUSE I BELIEVE IN ITS PRINCIPLES, WHICH IT NEVER HAS BELIED. I DO NOT HESITATE TO SAY THAT WILLIAM A- WHEELER H AS BEEN MY FIRST CHOICE FOR THE PKE3IDENCY ; BUT THIS IB NO DISPARAGEMENT TO THAT QUIET. THOUGHTFUL. UNPMTENDING, YET VHFLTNCHING MAN. WHOM THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION ASHTON ED TO THE FIRST PLACE ON THE TICKET,; AND I RECOMMEND TO YOU THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. AND South will be ‘‘solid iu a commercial aenae." and will spimd as tem of slavery, Hayes distributed bullate is only applicable to the among slaveholder! and did hia bravest debt, ia only 8975,805.10. and beat to break down thoir accursed sys­ tem. z been decreased during the past year 853,­ ohcdience to the law of aclf-preac.-valien.1' Michigan is under Republican rule, This is tho Southern Democracy .-11 over, t HI. At the Academy of Music in New York dty, July 4, 1863, a grand oration of coppadwads took place, al which TiL­ den swr^Mfeasnr, Ex- Governor Seymour made a i m th ranking with hostility to the union soldiers and unoffending negroes were murdered and Horace Greeley was chased to hie office and put in peril of his Kfi. In the same month Rutherford B. Hayes was chasing John Morgan through Ohio and assisting in the capture of that rebel 000. The debt has IV. you will remember. East and little inoacy in a solid West as l—ibk>. but it is exceedingly silly in coming from The Democratic dissensions in St. Louis a State which is always clamoring encouraged ths Journal (Rep.) of that Northern capital, and city to predict that tho Republicans will in order tp gel along comfortably. needs a for W OhioStoneWare Is the best. great deal cany the city and will elect Rcpreaenta trees to O>ngT.*4 in four dLuk-u of th. State. All the present Representative* in Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. Congress from Missouri aro Democrats. The New Orleans Republican says that the Democrats of Louisiana have pledged Remember. themselves to j>caoc and good behavior, and it predicts that, with perfect freedom ly as he thinks proper, there will be a Re publican majority for Hayes and Packard of from 20,000 to 25,000. mandin'j I and cooked vp the resolution the “war a/trifarc,** and de­ an immediate and shameful William Lloyd Garrison has written a characteristic letter to a colored voter in Illinois, an ex-soldier, who was almost persuaded to be a Tilden man. Hayas was then in the field, periling his life for the union cause, and making “Sooner James O’DonnaL AT THE COURT HOUSE,NKXT MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 23d, 1876. cut off your right hand or pluck out your right eye', writes Mr. Garrison. And hia old coadjutor, Wendell Phillips, would say Cedar (Ttek, so as to bring about an hon- the same. Mr. James Parton's suppressed book on At thsJfne York election in 1864 Til- Hon. p. T. VanZile the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad ringia being passed around in New York, WILL SPEAK AT THE COURT HOUSE, IN THIS CITY. ON SATURDAY, EVENING, OC­ TOBER, 21st, AT 7 O'CLOCK SHARP. having been reprinted by the Illinois Re­ publican Committee from a copy which fell into the hands of a Chicago meraJn.x An Hayas lieu staid on the battle field re* explanatioa prefwwd to the book asserts that Mr.Tilden, who figures prominently in its pages, suocoeded in having it sup- presaod TnJm. by an injunction tn XoA Tribn™ : the union. cause during the rebellion, the evidence of W is y&tafa produced. from a ring Hon. J. H. Standish, at tho Coart Hoose, Friday eren. ing, Oct. 20th. BraryUdy m. f««« ChU Tilden lua bwn Modily b.ing IV e buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEETand PRESTON; HartiDgn, Aug. 7th, 187A' Detroit Advertisements. l-K.SABXX. ■h.pMbnnighL Th. Dana™. <»d drabtlem muy rf than will e»y ux,' TO.ud &fabattk khwbrd un- U u ueluMlwn of > reepechxl Mafo ofUwir ^rty *Gw dnynego, CENTENNIAL a'zxiMx- _________ xxi30w4. ; .Fcrptture, READ THIS grain, 'HsOUR ' • ■ And MiU Feed tfTmh BulHtag,D«r0U, Miib' j UALCH Afc NORTOX! • ■ flwto ' “* H.y« hu fon nUMdily pinieg to, Bat Haya wm eftec is tho forefront of THAT •NncJrMUME. , ilia ’R^arsiry we North, . e sell froin-50—to 80cts.the same you buyin. other places or COots. to $WD Yawaa for every man in the State to vote precise­ ‘ Tilden wot a delegate to the Democratic auch a time "ought to be scalped.' THIS PROUD FLAG IN'TfME OF PEACE. JUST AS THEY WKBE WISE AND JSTBONG AND BRAVE less the sinking fund now on haqd, which payment of the Cheese, Tdblccio. H e sell 48 for Ilayea, 38 ervation bf that union which Tilden teas treason and protected the abominable sys­ O bj the stump for Hayes and Wheeler. Webtag on. What a mockery. for Tilden. The -canvass waa taken by a politically, geographically, and intellectu­ Tilden man, and only legal voters counted. circulating tracts to weaken aud destroy. ally," that could Lave been named. The Nashville Ameren* (Dem.) threatIheu while Tilden distributed the seed of The present indohledniiM of Michigan, cus that if Hayes & Wheeler are elected tho For Member Hoard Mi agd We sell pure You can hake iiT?any*jhape you want. in the South is at perfect negro It ia said that such en^ Ex-Vico gjassugg: The Gov. Tilden, ia having a most earnest Re­ Democratic From 25c < Ground Goa would have Been de ' of footed. Columbia County, the native heath publican canvass. Coffee. a prosperous union of free Slates, or Til­ darkest days of tlje war : “Everjr eitlxeu with his gun, and every den and a bankrupt confederation of aris­ negro with hia spade, can do the work of tocracies ; Hayes and a nation of free men, Hayes went to a union meeting in CSnciu* a soldier. You can doatroy tho enemy by or Tilden and colonic* of heartleM masters nati, acted ap chairman of the committee retarding hia march. Do iL.” and cringing serfs ? on resolution, and immediately afterwards Tilden's money was recognized in Colo­ It is Miered here that the withdrawal aided in raising tho 23d Ohio regiment of. rado. A Democratic organ reebivod $2,­ infantry volunteers, was elected major 000 bonus for a campaign of three months of Walcott, the greeeuback candidate for thereof, and engaged in active fighting with a contingent fee in case the State Governor iu Indiana, waa an injury to the against tho confederates. went Democratic. Tha latter sum was Republicans, and that had he retained hia Early in 1863 Tilden eigned the circu­ lar calling together that band of vile copperheade, the “ Society for the diffueion of uteful political knowledge," which utned tract! ehowing the blcuing of human elave­ ry and the wickedneee of coercing the eoceded etaiee, Tilden woe a member ofthe finance corkmittce of thu treasonable ioae* ty and na doubt contributed to its fund*. Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 4Oots. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. / Dowu in Tonoe-aae a paper accuwe cer­ tain ex-Ooufederates of “deserting the it« readers : BorW told York T«a«, Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc., Etc ocratic organs, but they hava Ugw alto­ The .TOTg. bellocug co Uw redrmd gether p. . - n'^npHn. ' in , Pm 1 SALIS?g^3H0SSEAU Dealers tn ail kin(ls , Woodbridge ft SWdhy RfiT EXCURSIONISTS Literal r.A (BJ P "Well if H.y« b going lb® article Me fee him. i» wrf. arrlm. I wnm l0 TMt f„ thc „u FLOUr; ■■ ■ who b elected once In ny life," only Tbit the Bndnt Toon.be uy. . "I hue A. Go., women I of th. Unlud Suu», end would WofHi. Joo» H. MoCom.,, wludi gi.. up toy Mt to overthrow it. dktboit, Hence orwiUnM.Ih.mh.Gown.nemuJi, • clear and comdusive, and" proves beyond a lh« nn who u. u prac: I. C^pm." And ytt Tw*fo ia Suawl J. <-<*•. uurtw. » MkW.-.Ew I Tor th. dwtioe rf 1 naw Ari* J *tth tho ht4p of, , “7^- M. ITEWE6, Tilde. I •m num, Km. w«k. o*wrf ■ rmrt rf 15, U, U paid to u,y ijg.n.'.wrj Ibmo-T.! rf»n»>«il, 0, Got. H.y« — k-. —1J ___•. .... tartcaoyrt forty rtttrt t. w -flt -awbrto foM. O W'*d rtbfofo.fort.. pdfi. •hww. .■ H.rtm**- �nd aKaul>k . uu du WU mo.ay .UK . ,k„k»1„k 11.1, u pml a^tM IK. Ko^ulWaa .1 Republican Meetings -'1€’H . OXJIUE Commercial Local W'OW Idiot? SKaHV Owy, .1 IK. aid Knad Furniture, HASTINGS MAT 4KE-- luUcripUon in weod, will »>t put off dallver- WITH DM, CENTENNIAL; H. TIME-CARD Pensions, Etc, HASTINGS STEBBINS BRO’S. oho li red in UMtinp ; andwW fc ahe found rl.’O 1,000 -»IAO. Keep It. FOR SALE or exchanse all that milk. in £«“” Where you wid find all kind. of For the nine mouths ending So tcinber 30th? XitatUExf1*’ •j*. Ft*U«“ • the Michigan Central f3.661,409 earned (-266.245. on I Hon. J. H. McGowan Oct. 24th, nt Nashville. Oct. 25th, Center School House, Rutland. Oct. 26th, at. Prairieville, (af­ ternoon meeting). Oct. 27th, at Middleville. Oct. 28th. at Carlton Center. increase of >422.25*. Oct. 7 was >1,077,688.82; rec« pt» duruiug the «Mk ending Oct. 14 were825,171.95; balance in treasury Oct 14. IS&G, |1, 019,­ 846.95; decrease for the woefc *58,339.07. by Justice Hayford. Being a Utile over age wo had no Jurisdiction In the matter, but a Oct. 20lh, at Middleville. Oct. 21st, at Cheney Schbel House, Carlton. Georue M. Dewey, reeordwd in lion to tho Card of Da. J. D-LaSrax which The Doetor will be al the Heating* House ou the 2t>th lust, and Invitee the aCictod to give COUNTY OFFICERS. > Tinkler ,.g A Holbrook Beach Ulla TO-0AVS ADVIH rlSF.ME.NTS. D furniture i 15,. lifitiB aWVSh iS’iV-r* '-"k ■ Enquire on' the premises, or address, O. V. GHEENFIELI). xxilGw! Hastings, Mich. r Our Centennial, Special Notices. John W. Curran, the Detroit House of Correction tn five months A house and two lots, two blocks north, of the Court House, on the pleasant comer of Broadway and Apple Streets. "Will sell low fur cash or exchange for a farm: Title perfect, no incumbrance, good well, cistern and collar. Train has brought mo a well a.xwrted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters fur the summer and fall trade, which I will sell way down low for Cash. I abw sell the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil. 1 also sclI'Woli «k i •urpritiuK that b disordered condition of the rtom- Cistern Pump. Oct. 20th, at Yankee Springs. Oct. 21st. at Durfee School House, Baltimore. I xx ljtf J. Mavs Opposite the Peat OStW ‘ HastinS? Mich. Strayed. Clement Smith, From Woodland a brown horse belong' ing to Albert II. Sidnam, one crooked leg, blind in one eye, with blanket bridle and cireingle on when mimed. Anvono giving information of Ids whereabouts will be re­ warded. Hesidcnco two miles South, one and a half miles East of Woodland Cen­ ter. xxilScl Uon and never undertakt lanvutu dt>avt>caranee of nerveue and indixoatlv. rymplum* when the .Utaich aud livrr are enWret ed to the toaie and corrective influence of Hoetet Clement Smith, Oct. 20th, at ter** Stomach Billers, ho nervine in the whol Doty School House, Johnstown. returned from San Francisco, California, end iatenda remaining in thia State,and will make Clement Smith, Oct. 21st, nt As­ duelns a vixorou* appetite and lound renoee. But tbousta It acta upon u>e nwou.iwwmttronsh U>» a monthly visit to this town on the 2flth of syria Center. tiotaaeli. yet bclne purely vegetable and wonder­ fully wboheome. ft done not aroduro thoreunplaareach month giving the dthene of Hastings Oct. 23d. at Branch School House, ant after rouMqucnoe* whieh areeueh a eeriea* ob­ and vicinity tho benefit of hi* extensive jection to lb* ure of minrral sedatives. It U the Maple Grove. I rovlnee at thlr admirable medicine to overcome •toe dl«a»e« and duabjlitim, to tho removal of wliich it it adapted by the molt natural and pro. Oct. 25th, at Carlton Center. Lest. ■rcMivc action, without dirtarbitas the wjuilitaium ol a liuxle orpap, or prvdtwiesiiny undeeirable reOct. 26th, at Podunk School. »ult U mar tbo b-.-ncttcent enectr. xxi<7wl ! >. promissory note given by William । tbs different department* ‘as follow : Uw‘ House, Rutland. CARD. I Knapp and his brother, of Hartings, Oct. 27th. at Bryant School [ cUaa. Hayea 170, Tilden 70. Medical elaaa. j payable to J. Winters, due Oct. 15 1S7G. Hayaa 185, Tilden 62. Ia the Hoawrpathy House, Baltimore. ! On this note payment has been stopped, elaaa. Hayes 27. Tilden 10. Peter Cooper got Oct. 2Sth, at Irving Station. i and the person who found it will confer a 6 votes in the wbele Vnlveraiiy, while',the I favor by returning it to the subscriber. Prohibition candidate received 0. There waa ■o vote taken ia the Literary Dep'I but wobld All About the County, voted, are from the Southern States. Gold fill; Poatponed. Notio* to Teachers. Ikibj [tinted Hiiunn Union Sdiool P. W. Niskerx. I Barry Oct. Ifith 1S7U. Turn out Everybody Advertised Letters. Jos'enh r. Inman. Sialio* V. JJiblt Ihnt. York. fit,. wWSmfl xxi!9t3 ? ? ? ? ? M ? r ? „iV(.n —— -- -­ was rtiwu, u> ,1j. .,r-i ..|»r)y •• reoe-k ■ .. .. ...___ I thia >. Barry County. Minh. Oct. 1^1876- •_______ । - Can’t be made by evsry M“l . BUY IVo rhall relentlfwlr r tbi, with the uUn^t seau-.y^ DBAW1IW PORITITELT THURSDAY, NOY. 30th. I87G, ' C'vt licau. mlb in OR MONEY EErtHTOED. c~>. 8“’ *’•“ t.ti« is*. 1»1». $600,000! ed of just »u0“ • * •• C*,h Distribution Company- !>,«. P. Po"". »0w. Ky. Ow. Mo'p. n,t w«rt®»‘n R‘,r*1 Childrens Sets, 60cts & Upiarfc „a u h iyu*1’ d'XrfSgF"® *nd FtmUjr ul»r nod Merit g . , • upon » firmer “BPr?”dw “di£,dunl GCARDlAirS SALE i-11" FGItS AND HOUKS BKVAIBKD lion on STAR HAT STORE. NtttdoortoStarClothtagHou.. of’^“THB*WltrEBN BVIUItL M.liittenc JP Roberto’. r'T*.r**T.« MM trr»~- Ur-: cw«• MARRIAGE GUlOLOaSXXUM. PATHOLOGY. Genuine Mid Sets $16 & Ujiaiih nJ list of contributors to be House on Friday « H.litaadish is an able apt PW'*i with a full bouse. ', A Fortuno for Only $12.00. »■« > *Hi ,d t>w»rO. i.™>. TICKETS NOW 5 WANTED—0“r PV at <raw?‘ il <iU KENTUCKY CASH DWRIBDTKM Cd Boult, Sawing Machine, dmu Marvin, Chant, Bummer *’«' wish it distinctly understood that the teTRursr LAST CHANCE Wmvwb. H«e, Marehall. umtM. ■ TPVRLK. i, Bung Cutter, Detroit. J,-K wriee. aad a L 70 rl/KAXAA New Advertisements. UU.Ko knowledx*. Write fall bUmrr Claim* and the Southern CUlnu Cqmauerion. , xave vou trouble. xxi-lGtf Smith, Manoe k Ih-eton. Herrick, Beating Steve - ne and rM-nnrnos Claim* and aoKasnun «•>« nUvndat to. Arears of Pay and Bounty. OAern. SoMim. and Sailor* of the tale war. er Co.. xre't'Xf For Toledo bottled ale by the down or otherwise, and stock ale. and Mt ter by the bulk, go to John Stanley s. xxtl4t3 . >• ,h" , Julivs Rl-ssblM Smith, Mance k Prreton a and settle to ' save costs. Wc must have our < As Conn Home at seven o'clock, sharp, on -ficanhy «» -ulnS Oct tent wrranm. rvoma tor maaiiw ■rwimueery ■»ainimtione. No id iUlonal fee* tor obtoUr Bad cun - ■uslnation. will be riven you free. _ Pensions. I.__ rl*ht In tV <"4v ."L luca How to do it! U.t vtritvnh. 1800) United Butte General Land Office. W John Stanley Mill better and cbeapor Ten, than any other House in the city. Singer Manufacturing Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. STEBBINS BRU’S American xn<l Foreign Patenu, GILMORE A C0„ rererewwv to Chipman. Hotmer A Co., vuiicli.-rt. I’slenU piwenred In nil eonn- tn»n. That all wb« ..d IK. Illustrated pnbUaations, all Mnnev lost by bettinglcan bo speedily | xxl—14t4 Mon.y l»t WWW , (,HEAP CENTENNIAL TBIP-T. For We—a g^i sawing maahiM.-^Wtll Peerless Milk Safer. now bn exhibition at our Ftut Jtuiv Store. All klndH of work made to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture ncatlv done. WE MEAN BUSINESS! Furniture Rooms couth idde State St. opposite Li. A, Goodyear’s Hardware Store. ?lSo‘‘alWnrM?on?°af ----- —- STATE aud everything in the. Furniture Hue. We invite all perrons to call and look Stour . payment. — 1r _ AND OTHER ELECTIONS. Brackets, Paper-Hold­ W’alik-Poceets, Slipper­ Holders, Patent*. Send Stamp to Gilmore 3c Ce. tor t»ui pblHoriisty pmm. Old BouBty Land IVimtnu. The taxi Report oft al.Land Offi.-e ibovre 1 Horse fob sale—A good seven year old | jnan ^und 12W| Time S. J. Bidelman, Cainnun. INGS, ers, ? ? M List of leuere remaining in the Haatinp P. INDIANA 1st Because we have no rent t > pay 2i. Because we make the most of our gixxls ourselves. 3d. Because we keep the best c work­ men. 4th. Because wo Warrant ail goods we make. Wo sell none of this cheap-made Fur­ niture that ia made by machinery. The goods we make is made by hand, and warranted. Wo Invite all persons to call and Inspect our goods, for thoy al boar Inspection. No trouble nt all show goods. Parties having Pictures to fraroa would do well to p 'them ‘ ’ framed of ue as we can do It P .•rund Cheaper than any in P y; , house ---------------cj County. We keep the Largest ai.a Bettt Hcleeted atoek ot PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD­ d“ff*rem SmuT 2nd SHiJreUon’^'riainlnx to 42wG_________ - The Indira fin* cordially Wvlted. By Order of Rep. Co. Com. Oss’.y one the Ccatennialitee of thia oily Auk Bi.sneja. P. W. Niskern and E. C. Barnum.' Caution. Oct. 21st, at Woodland Center.' Oct. 23d, nt Crosby School I All jicrMn* arc cautioned ag linst pur­ . chasing a Noto given by me to Walter House, Rutland. Blake, ubqntthe 28th of September last, Oct. 24 th. at Mudge School ■j for Forty Points. As the Xulo w- ■ ob« House, Castleton. R«h.ud ' taited by (rand. Oct. 25th. at Norton •’| n°°l HTlf Pauxtsujcu Nacutuiel. House. Maple Grove. Take’ Notice. Oct. 26th, at Eagle School House, Assyria. Oct. 27th, nt -Doty School i All parties indebted to us by note or । account must nettle the same without House, Johnsttiwn. . Oct. 28th. at Brown School [ further delay or notice. tiAI-lSBVKl- & BRCNMKAU. House. Orangeville. Of every Description which we can sell cheaper than any houa? in 1]Kry County, for these reasons: . * CRASD KAFIO*. KICH _, T^ffu'---------nucK or Ticxirra. ---- �been for a i ompKoatiou of many drownetanecs, farnny of which had grt beyond their «ohihJ, might to-dsy. we have not much doubi, been in good financial condi­ tion, andecyojod the full confidence of the business public. As is w<rl knowu Mr. McGowan did not give his attention closely to bank affairs.— Ho was always engaged in the law office, the prooeeb from which were paid into the bank, and to this part of tbeir busi­ ness ho almost exclusively gave his time. The Patriot further says: “Fearing the result (of the bank failure) would be detrimental to Mr. McGowan and jeopar disc bis chances of election, a few of hit party friendt in and about Coldwater at once proceeded to fttrniah him with testi­ monials of character.’’ This is absolutely false. The letter of confidence was signed by 35 persons—the most prominent and successful business men in this dty, nine of whom were among ths most pt eminent and the most blghlf respected Democrats wo havo hare. When tho letter wos writ ten the Republican party did not attempt to make political capital out of those Democrats. The REPUBLICAN never stated the number, only allowing the lan­ guage of tho Utter to speak for itself. Now tho democratic organ attempts to declare that this letter, expressing confi. denoe, was writtea by a “/*« of hit party friendt ” JTote tho language of the let­ ter, and then tell us what right the Patriot had to make such an wrertion.—Here it is‘ What I write is my firm convictions, and fuel that he ia still worthy of tbe confidence of hia friends. Vcry respectfully, j. H. Woolley. P. 8.—I wUl add this . Tho time that I lost the money in their bank failure was peculiarly unfortunate for me, because of starting a practice in A new piac*—and a stranger at that. If anybody had cause to complain of bad luck-I had; but I felt us far sa Mr. McGowan was ooncemod he was blamekas; and I know from reliable authority it left him poor indeed. It comes with pour grace fur papers to make political capita] out of Mr. McGowan’s bad luck. As long as his creditors show a confidence in him, tbe public ought. Railroad*. Railroad*. Railroads. The Graet Werf TtaEfc CitlCAGO fc LAKE HURON B PKXINSVLAB DIVmON. TIME TABLE No. 8, orthern NRAILWAY COMPANY '' ‘ TXWE T GOING NORTH. faking Btf.cl >• 16th, IB O E W T TR A- L, ■ rMnlna th* risbt t* vary m skrreqalr*. TRAINS WB8T. ____________ GOIN । EAST, Philadelphia, HEW IOBK CESTRII. BA1LBO1D MS Tho Patriot then mentions Mrs. ErneCus*tery and B»lU«Fi*lil of G*ttjr»bure. a£ dl­ line Shoaf as one of the victims of the failure, and say* that Mr. McGowan soli­ cited this amount of >55. Th* Patriot qualifies it by saying that “w* were told" so. Tbo truth is, Mr. MeGowan did not solicit tbo money. She oum into hb office for some legal advice which he gave without charge, and thou she asked him if they would give her ir.tcreet on a small TicicBTs-; amount of money. Ho told her they Al redMed ra^wlH bo »old al all priaeipal would if it was left a specified time— '.While we do not all adopt your politi­ three mouths or such a matter. Sbe left the money and took an interest bearing cal . sentiments, but honestly differ from For aay'achor Infomation apply to Western you in mani important particulars, yet as Pauoasor AtooL vertificate. In the ease of tbo Lockwood estate, wo friends wo < moot but^ giro expression to havo taken pains to inquire end find the our full confidence in your integrity, as G*nl A* facta to be those: The agent of the wallas declare it to be our sincere wish I _ Watt v v ’n Pa*Marer Ar.. Duii.Panswr i.i.tT. n. Lockwood estate,'who** name wo suppress, that this misfortune shall not bo used but suffice it to ray m a Democrat, waa a against you in tho campaign for Congress patron of Bowen i McGowan's Bank. oow pending.'' Ho, as agent, deposited $3,900, some three Thia waa nig ned, as wc have raid, by THE CHICAGO 4 NORTH-WESTER:: RAILDemoaratt; and most of or fonryear* ago, and took certificates of Republicans aro not what we ordinariBowen St McGowan. This agent since tho Republicans_____________________ __ _ Embraces under one management the ly term strong party men, aud are far from that time has made overdrafts on hb own Great Trunk Railway Lines of the account to tho amount uf 16,137, and being politicians, and' all of them are men WEST and NORTH-WEST, and, with when pressed for their payment told the of the highest character in our community. Ita numerous branches and connections, forma the shortest and quickest route Bankers that ,1thoy bad tho money of the —Why thia attempt on tho part of the between CHICAGO and ail points in Lock wood dilate—using this an an argu­ Patriot to misinterpret facta and belittle, Illnoib, Wisconsin, Northern ment to allow hb overdrafts. He waa any expression of confidence that the dti- Michigan. Minnesota, Iowa, Ne­ tho agent of that estate and held the cer- xena of Coldwater, without reyard toparty, braska, CALIFORNIA, and the'WEST­ tifieatea. But now tnc Lockw od estate may hav* publicly declared in Mr. Mc­ ERN TERRITORIES. ITS claim their money while their agent has an Gowan’s* integrity ? Its animus is too overdraft to cover it, and over 82,000 plain to »ocd any showing Upon our part, Is tho shortest and bc.it route Coral! beside. It would seem u though the except sb far as a review of the tacts, points in Nobthebn Illinois, Iowa, "trickery and deception" an this case are, which W6 have given, will explain,.as wo Dakoto, Nebraska, Wtominq. Col­ orado, Utah, Nevada,California, to eay the least, not at al! on tho aido of trust satisfactorily, to the public. W. L. RANCROFT. Utreirsr._____________ Evid^tly tho Democracy feel close Oregon, China, Japan and AusthaBowen 4 McGowan. LIA7- Its QBtATfrmKBM hxil at Tho Patriot then attempts to make cap­ pressed ; t the canvass of this Congrosrionital out of “preferred creditora," who, he al District Ecvenrwbere Mtf McGowan would havo us infer, were secured for the speaks be is met with large and interested money deposited and loaned. He instance* audiences. His speeches aro everywhere Is tho sliort line for Northern Wis­ consin and Minnesota, an«i for Mai>tbo payment of 81,100 to th* County commended for their ability; and the 180 N, ST.PaUL. MlNNEAPOI.TS. DULUTH Treasurer—or, as he putt it, “to J. L. gentlemanly manner with which he treats and all point* In tho Greet Northwest. ' r’icree in trust fur the Republican official." his opponents shows tho character of the The fact of thb case u. as tho Treasurer man to such an advantage that it ia telling himself informs us, that he hold collaterals strongly against the chances for success Is the only route for Winona. Roches­ ■Sotilinnwrirf. IDally. as security for the publie money, and they which the Democrats hoped to secure ter, Owatonna, Mankato, St. Farter can on all <tay traiu. simply paid the money and took these pa­ through the misfortunee of Mr. McGowan. Peteb, Nfew Ulm, uli! all join's In tr* a pM*1"aa “n lhr”«h '» pers.—What wrong was committed in tins Mr. McGowan does not attempt to cov­ Southern and Central Mineoota. Its case where tho "Rcpubliran official" looked er up tho fact of their indebtnesa ; but wm . « doa " “ " ” out for tho interests of tho county, when that it was brought about by dishonest G*n‘l Faat'aar Ae'l. Haaiilloa. xxi-Wtf. bo left the money by taking collaterals as transactions and with dbhones; intent, ho Is the [only line for Janesville, security and then gave up these paper* on doet emphatically deny and courts a candid WATEBTt. pwN, Fon Du Lac. Oshkosh, Appletox■ , w receipt of tbe money? What sensible G___„ reen ...... Bay. Escanaba, Negaunee, Marquette, Houghton, business man can look upon thb as a cue and .Superior’ «T«Urta*t Una Hancock, — J the Lake -------CM*m» a»J Grand of a “preterrod creditor F* er tn the light ne mdvertisments Country. — of a dishonest transaction ? nt only Li; nm.^ Z*»y ChoeA** Pullntn SUtptri. The 831,003 secured was moner bor­ Is theonly route fur Elgin. Bocki oud, rowed of other banks. /Nearly al! bonks Freeport, aud all points via Freeport. have occasion at different times to make Summer Time Table. loans of other banks. To do thb they isdnf- “•”* generally re-discount the paper they hare on hand- That is they, furnish such pa­ Is tho old Luke Shore Route, and la the per u security for the loan made and this only one posring through Evanwton, paper goes under the name of 'oolbtaral.' Lake Forest, Highland Pabk, Thb Bowen & McGowan had to do if Waukegan, Racine Kenosha to Milwaukee. they borrowed, but in no other scuse did they make “preferred creditors." Had Are run on all through trains of this they been disposed to put sny one m the road. position of a “profarred creditor" they , hia lathe ONLY LINE running probably would have taken care of their i these cars between Chicago and St own relatives and family friends who were 1 Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago and Winona. depositary with them. Mr. McGowan's ; ^“■haJ°nr^l«T*ra connect with wA bad a small deposit in ths bank, which ‘ Sieepara on tbe Union if Mr. McGowan had been disposed te ant Mclfio Railroad for all point* West of duhonestiy In the matter he would have ( tbo Missouri River. looked out for. But he did not, a*4 ' On the arrival of tbo trahiafrom the furthermore has publicly stated in the । Clmmro presence of a large number that no claim ,j;avb should be made for this, sum. 4 S°uu£P Omaha ind CaliIn the case of the citv money, for which । fornla, Two Through Trains daily, with Mr. Bowen was liable, there ia thb to any. 1 PuUman Paiace Drawing Room and “^P^g^tbrouKh tocoundl BlufDu .Aw m well known Mr. Bowen was the . hor Bt. Paul and Minneapolis Two jrrineipal moneyed man of tho eo-nartnerPhrmigh Trains Dally, with Pullnmu ahhL When he went into the bastneM he TalaccCars attached on both trains had a nice property as wm well known For Green Bay and Lake Sunerlor Two Trains dally, with I'ullman Pal2c here. Mr. McGowan had - no capital but — »“• “ei«3r«4V,7A'“dl,"'~ Pennsylvania Railroad GOING SOUTH. “• Tilt*£WrSTATION* ,&ft;S4KR5?ssd-5.“E2',ii!ra COI.VGI - fijis i, D. M. BOYD, Jr, MLLSEYWR IBM CALIFORNIA Omaha and California Line W Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line <£HMD JiAPIDi DWISIOI. .- The Reliable Short Llor EAST AND WEST. BRAND RAPIDS AND DETBOI1 Winona and St. Peter Linn Green Bay and Marquette f Line M Wajit Jaciw & Safina? Rkuteae. SHORT LINE RETWBE.X MICHIGAN AND TK SOUTH. MliOlcriO* llaXiags ‘Nuhrtlk . S Q. P. Rowell* Co'*. Col. FreePort and Dubuque Line Chicago and Milwaukee Line - “ •'•asA- Pullman Palace Cars MSHasgifr^ wu paying Mr. Bowen annual raterarton i 88,00tf, Thn.Mr.B’ewbhtaondfcriree ’ were properly consulted, and hb iaictests, if anybody's were to be properly cared for. .Mr. Bowra was Tramtrer of the city <rf Coldwater. He had held tho office for several yeera, was ufrivereaDy liked and in the rpring wm re-cleeted by a very large majority. As City Treasurer he was also Treasurer of the City School District to which most of the reoeeym^Trauury belonged. H these trust funds were Dot cared for, Mr. Bowen, finder the law, was criminally liable for cinbecriement and could be ao arraigned by the dty or hia bondameo-the penalty for which offense b a term of yam in State Prison. What maab th*r* who, under these drrumrtanew, would not consider it right te pay over to the city or the county *r State ti>e money in hb hands if by ray ponftiliiy ! ' > ' 1 ! j tsstit^e^&aa’ n-"-i- Cara attached, and ruhnlng tbrough to Marquette. For Milwaukee. Four Through Trains daily, Pullman Cara on night trains Parlor Chair C-re on day trains. For Sparta and Winona ami pointe in unTn ’ Through Train dally, with Pullman sleepers to Winona. For Dubuque, via l-’neport. Two Through rralns daily, with Pullman Car* on night trains. For Dubuqueand La Crave, via Oil n ton two Through Trains daily, withPnllamn Cara on night train to Me­ ta regor, Iowa. For Sioux City and Yankton Two D . ,S^«Ul,Ckr»»k«»i <^t,re <STB M ‘-ouri riwast, nb (rtV"pYi't A T B Janesville, and other points, you can have from two to ten traltis </idlv. New York Office, No. 05, Broadway • __3rer</nJlna,n,. ouac' corner Canal rwL*Mi?ll,0n ^‘Mic Street • Kenaie anti Cana! Pffivte J*7**’eoroer w«»” Ii» ••-ire fK ’.ir ll i ttaLUOi LA SALLU, fDtl , BKXHX, J^Wi, J’LuHi 1. ^,,rA LL,HD' • •wmstroKr ' WASffLXGTOX. I OVA i-Couneil Blu® and Omaha. j ' ' Without Change of Cart, ,| . ,y | Owdu^ I^avBaworth DaHn arfuih^t’ El P ” *■ ” ?.IUIIIS*S USE. _ ----- «5S““‘“ ■ feiVr.Mv.oBTii. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-23.pdf c7f593b9e5f9f8a987e44a47e31c0e50 PDF Text Text ss t/x VOL XXI. NO. 51. ^J6|lli.||eeklyhepl!lllicapi3P|rer | HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23,1876. ***»"»■ Qrotyne., Undertaking, Staves, Etc., Etc. GEO. M. DEWEY i.VD PUBLISHER. OUft NEW YORK LETTER. The Business Outlook—Reasons for Believeing that Better Times are at Hand—Interest in the Election— Opium-Eating—A Young Life Wrecked- Barnum—Amipemente.; WAGONS! New York, Oct. 21st, 1876. rThiri middle of October brings with it even more than a fulfillment, of the promUii of activity given nt the vommeuoetnent of the foil season. New"* ‘ ‘ A l^'EltT/SlNG. strong ui.ti nTterhcd erp; all the lassitude and languor of mill summer sesaou U jeurf, and the tide of life throbs through the great artery, Broad any, and MHclls into the intricate network >f tor­ tuous streets in the lower |art of tho oily, with a force and volume that shows thp f05 T1E !>t*T WTT D1X* *f *,£i *tLL PEMSSIONAL AND B0M38 CM. At prices lower than ever. Now is the lime to purchase the best Wagon made, af a very low price. T. J. WIEDER, PLOWS AND CASTINGS L . FECK HAM, ^N A SURGEON. In addition,to the Oliver Chilled Plate. and castings, >vc have a full stock of POINTS «STICK OF THE PEACE. Denersl CMtattM for the Gale, Cciitis, Robinson, Dodge ami Kalamazoo Plows. Points are all ground and sold at the same price as onground points. GR-EBLE & RUSSELL. ..... -U----------- - -------------------- — 50yl VICTORY IS WON I DR- H. F. PECKHAM. klki WriCPinsP lA.v ANbSCRGBOJt-Hieh. ’Cjmn.thrrr'X. Mwh. All Safa aund- The Triumph is Complete. WM.H. HAYFORD, JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. RISSELL, rev.,,- If there were nothing else to rc-assure us, i it would teem tu» if the wonderful fl4w of j gold from Euro]« to thia country would be । amply sufficient to base the pleasantest hope* upon. There is hardly a steamer I that has loft Liverpool of late but lias | brought a goodly burthen of the yellow j draw, whivb serve* as tho sinew* of com■ tncrce on every shore. No beggarly amounts, cither’; 'a king s ransom," which instance, the Germamn w ot/her way hero with alwut three millions dbliars, iu good I h-rd American eagles, a pile of money itself big <gtoygl> ran«om all the kinp mentioned iu Froimart’s Chronielre. THE REASON that it .is coming in such quantities is that wo have lor the past three years been Uving inside of our income. We have been For full Particulars call and see ! mwcnlandid stock of Teas, C offees, > J^^S^edGoods,andalloth-|^'^kS.tffl^ er Goods usualy kept m a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy!*.- ••—■—Is" div '•urplui or our prudacdoo gorfl v” LLCirs RLSSELL, CHAN. H. BAITER, ‘E®’" I;.'X CX.7ESCT.E WM *.!»*«, • I erofc deficiencies and she must pay for same in «ld. since we arc forcing our. seivct to get dong with as little ss possible of what she has to sell, and there is a large surplus of ready money coma to us in the transaction. This is a little bit of jioHtical economy for your readers to in­ uks ba, BURGHER, vestigate- ISAAC W. V ROOM AM, UNDERTAKING VESSEL »• IA« C^nrt Hoa... UUlvv f01** Q' CRE»Y. c'"'-o,’"e.S“u“VCT^!0~*1 —___ _____ teayFn sCPRISDLt c. G. HOLfmOOK. L£Lsad MUirer ft lias been the all-absorbing topic thia week. No election snw lire warhas awaktnd kuch intense interest as thia sffiur of the two outpnatH of two great partnw tn Indi­ ana and Ohio. Now Y orkeni did not turn from businew. it ia true, to watoh the returna and speculate as to the resolts ; a I^h goingNew Yorker would not STAVES. STAVES. I of experience, AXSCx mai>j j v , InThebe-lM-, »= J-X'S u to WW week, «“1 «!*?**!? ,h„ lb.fl U>y oilier tfnn 1 in 'K bbIul th, inlot notion. W. H. nfc_ IDczu Wi, w*— - Cash, fcjnraonal nt- or MWlvrUU. The increase of this vico among the la­ dies of this city is attracting general atteu* tinn among those in a position to know anything of the facts. Notice was first called to the matter by a well known lady correspondent, who made what appeared at the time to be rather sweeping assertions, but which have been sustained by later devclopements. The evil has spread more widely am one the classes of rather super­ ior social position, uuj any number of uduji of the highest respectability and moirlng In the most select circles are mid to be victims of the pernicious habit. Women of the. lower classea who use arti­ ficial atituulanta still cling io the old alco­ holic methods of beer and whiskey. She could have married the most eligible man there had she so wished, but die Did an ambition above any sphere that region afforded, and went to New York to seek her fortune. Her first away was in litera­ ture, in which she met with but indiffer­ ent succefis. She then went upon the stage, for which her ftce and figure gave her certdo advantages. But she wearied of the narrow and toilsome path—that is the only avenue to enduring histrionic fame, and essayed to reach it by the dan­ gerous short cut of managerial favoritism, merchandising her personal charms to that end. Sbe failed, as dl other women do who rely upon such meretricious means of securing advancement, and this is. the moral of her story. What little artistic prominence she gained was very ephemeral and when it left her she tell, never L> rise* again. Her great ambition was her destruction, or rather its misdirection wu, and'.when she saw her hopes forever blasted, she gave beraelf up to dissipation. She con­ tracted the hsbit.of opium-eatias, and the shunned, grewrome caricacture of woman hood that naraod me is the painful wreck of the gifted lovable being? whom a few short years ago, was the pride of her city. The president said to n gentleman on Saturday who conversed with him about the condition of South Carolina, that ho wax determined that the colored Republi­ cans of the State should vote in accordance with their honest convictions, if he had to order the whole army into the State to enable them to do so. The New York Worfi/ makes thia original comment on the October elections: "Mr. Hendricks has shown condnaivcly - that ho brings strength to the national ticket , Mr. Hayes tiiai he is a load to his AJOUMNALIBT DOME. Journalism in this city bus suffered a heavy loss in th? death of John Fitch (’lereland, a brother-in-law of H o r a c e Greeley, tad an attache of tho 7 r* i.b «« e during nearly tho whole of its history. Ha and Greeley were boys together and their families wore intimate. He learned the printing business about the same time Greeley did, and uniting his -fortunee with those of the Th’tuae be became succearivcly its Albany correspondent, editor of the eemt-weekly and weekly editions, news editor, and finally financial editor, which position he occupied at the time of hui death. Hi# duty was to write the daily reports of the stock markets' and a discumi-n of the operations on Wall street, gaarwee.; party-". The “load" earrios Ohio by more than double thb ••atreugih" shown by Hen, docks in Indiana. Charlee. M. Croswell, the republican candidate for governor of Michigan, is an Acknowledged advoe^e of the principles of the prohibition party. He was once a candi­ date for office on their ticket in hia,county, and al that time warmly advocated their policy. That he still holds the same views is known from the enthusiastic support he gave to the “ Crusade” foolishness of two years ago.—Detroit Public Leader. We have the best of authority for know­ ing chat there are at least three perfect gra­ tuitous lies in the above paragraph. 1. Mr. Croswell has never been prom­ inently identified with the prohibition party in any way. On the other hand, as • mem­ ber of the constitutional convention, be ex­ erted himself to have the prohibition danse submitted separately to the popular vote so that the sense of the people could be Bad on * ___, . E D. WHITE, ,£) Ohio ia shown by the Cincinnati Gaxettr, which gives a list of eight Democratic wardi which polled a vote largely in excess of the entire adult male population. the avidity of a school of blue-fab after'a Undful of ship's biscait. A« usudtbs United States. In StoM.ll -O. ’ to Mira Esther Gree .nd THU. -M. at all bo.n dll HmUoO. Job' »“>■1878 TUX JRKEPRUSIBLK BAR .NUM seems to lore none of bis attractiveness with advancing years. He is pereunidly fresh and bloomitm. Age seems to improve him, like wine. .He opened out last Motjday in Gilmore's Garden, with a show to the description of which the New York papers devote mnch space, and which wax witnessed the first night by about 2.500 persona. The only thing specidly new its the collection seems to bo a certain Cap­ tain Costentenus, who was captured in hia youth by the Tartan and was made by them a sort of an etching board, upon which they practiced the art of tattooing, and no industriously that the Captain is a peripatetic picture gdlery, with not a square inch of his skin upmarked by a pre-Raphaelite illustration of some kind done in carmine, India ink and ind|go. His apptarance is unique, to ray the least, but the pictures on his body do not show that the Tartaric knowledge of art effects is cqud to their Jed in practice. suffer any event short of the find dimdutlon nf all things to distract his attention any prohibition ticket. from h'» MS" °r b°f he' discharged to the ralisfaction of all. 3. He had nothing whatever to do with buioir boat., liir inirmt dupUyed bj He rw ^man of great good aetue, acute him »“ oorimil. J»|X« «S««, of judgement, and a writer of much force. the German rote. Mr Webber The best evidence of his careful conand dl phere where news wohkefy tobc acKnlionmess of work, is the “ Tribune had, were continudly thronged by l«ge Almanac, ’ ' cf which ho was the editor, rmwds who devoured every scrap <jf inferpoliticians in both putiea who would Highest Market Price in Hme. Till ilenrl1" hi* Houthi. i»rt «r tbI> "hn”1" STEBBINS BBOS • THE ELECTION NKWfl WnFtwcwyL June Bring . l>u»l n™ U-u wife and two daughters One*of the lat­ ter gives evidence of poeseasing unusud lit­ erary ability, and is the authoress of a charming book, “A Hummer at Chau. . taqua." cottutry U once more arousing itself for a (vncwal of ite career of boundless activity. For three years it has rested, rccuperntiog OPIUM IS A FIEND . from the unusual activity of/the years AMCBKMKJTN. preceding the panic, business men have beside which dooholio Stimulants, Lad aa Miss Neilson is expected hereon jtb*> their effects are—are comparatively mild laid down their burdens, Inul them pulled and harmless. The man or woman ' who 24th or 25th, from England, but will off their Lacks by the sheriff, or have so once becomes a victim to ita insidious make her first appearance at Philadelphia adjusted them that their weights is not so wiles, is as fatally bound in its degrading onthe 30th. All the theaters are taking heart from oncrotw, hindrance* to progrow generally chains as were those subjects of the middle have been removed in one way or another age mytba who had sold their souls to Ba­ the cheerning burincm outlook and are — voluntarily or involuntarily—pleasantly ton. Release from the bondage is infin­ preparing for a profitable winter campaign, or otherwise, and now every one feels like itely more difficult than breaking off the in mhich some unusually good entertain, starting the race anew, with increased aervitude to Alcohol, and dl ita effects menta will be produced. PlBTBO. vigor, and guided into smootherjaths by upon the body and mind of the victim | the experience they have passed through. arc proportionately exaggerated. The You at the West—at the extrcmctics of spread of the evil seems to cdl for active The Post aays: *• Tilden shines out sll the IxMy-romuiercial, so to speak—feel the mcMurca of repression, but what those the more ou the neutral background of quickening of the pube: we, at the heart, meaaurosshall be puxxlex dl those who have llaym^-If Hayes set* him off now, ho are aware of the gradually strengthening of approached the matter. Nothing will avdl the gcneralfcarousing of tbepubliZ ■wrttpoliah him off on the 7th of November. the raruiac pulsations. ctmsciencc. I' CONFmr.N'.'E EVER YWH ERE. (. A letter was recently received al the Re> A SPECIMEN DKBAUCIIKK —‘Vxd‘ publican headquarters s-in»rJJepr* i Never since September, 1873, have peo­ York from Speaking of opium eating remind me ple in even’ department ofbasinAts been Governor Uayer, in which he stated that I so confident that the revival of tn<le so that m I was turning the corner of Broad­ the result n»Ohio and .Indiana were as way and Tenth streets to-day, I saw a i long looked for-has set in in reality. And | they Lulieve it lias come to stay. It has woman in rags and tettcra, with a bloated good as he expeted. । nene of the appeanreofa feverish Mimula- and pimpled face, and bearing on her person ' tiun of convaiscenc; it is too steadilv alow evidence of a leng struggle with sin, which N’ouc but tboae who are interested in i and measured to be anything but healthful, Lad resulted—as it always does—in sin’s depriving American citizens of their rights l and we find our own feelings and ideas on triumph. Such women are not rare, but will regret that the President has decided this one had a peculiar interest to me. I the subject reiiceted back from acrora tho , water, where our English cousins assure us knew that girl fourteen years ago in Find­ to send the upholders of law and order into [ that they find the same gaatifying state of lay, Ohio. She was the prettiest sweetest, South Carolina. most charming girl of eighteen I ever things, and arc corTcs|>oding1yjubilant. knew, and queened it royally over the INFLUX <»F HOLD. How the Democrats went for reform in hearts of the young men of that little'dty. ALLOFPOSITIONJS_OVERCOME;:i:=i;xg^^ A. 1’ DRAKE, of mine with whom I frequently played the linful gamo of Old Sledge. At the conclusion ot each hand, he would remark with calm confidence, “well, I made high, low. jack and the game," and then I would have to set to work and argue Mtn out of dl the points I hid happened to mike. There ia one advantage about this mode of procedure, it gives the one prac­ ticing it the best show for doubtful points. OPIUM KATIXtl. General At-rtvirt. A- ir/.'.' WHOLE NO. 1094. ■ „d d"l“rf<tra7llu»g«;«|lo™»T» toy. Tbty Jw»y. rmiM meof« ft>«nd Fuller was __ .V:__ nn th,* play!—Detroit Ec*>- �THE RECENT ELEcffoNS. THE DEBT STATEMENT. imrr. The results in Ohio and Indiana, when EDITOR Habtisgb, Mien., Oct. 23, 1876. fully weighed, will be found exceedingly damaging to the Democratic! party. Tho mere disappointment of failure in Ohio, and of success by a very slender majority if at al! in Indiana, will couut for much. The most desperate efforts had been made. All the arguments and all the campaign tricks which the party had at command Tho October statement of the public debt shows a reduction of the debt during tho last month by the amount of $7,172,­ 769’0, or at the rate of $28,691'076.80 for a year. The Tribune gives the fol­ lowing tabular statement of the reduction of the debt since March 1st, 1869: were employed, with marvelous organi­ zation. abundance of money, and great skill in fraud. . Yot tho majority in Ohio ia HA.YJ3W PLATFORM i “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian intorforance winch will destroy the other.” NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. For Fremdent, RUTMRDB. HAYIS. of Ohio. Fc Vice- Prttit. mt VUiLUl A: WHKKLKB. ; ' of New York. certainly larger than last year, and in In­ diana the Democrats have not held their advantage. In both States they have lost on Congressmen. The electoral vote of Ohio, and of every other Western State, with the possible exception of Indiana, Tout. M 8K>ath<........ ........ S48S.19W tt Thia statement covers a period of ninetyone months and 'shows an average yearly reduction > f tbe'debt amounting to more than fifty millions of dollars and an average monthly reduction amounting to more than four millions of dollars. The ibeaning of this fact is simply this: the GovernmcDt has saved in ninety-one months more than four hundred and thirty millions of dollars out of its income, and applied will go to Gov. Hayes. But this is not all. There arc other considerations which will powerfully affect public opinion in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey, where the battle ia now to be fought. • I. Nothing but the extreme repudiat­ tho same to the liquidation of the public ing wing of the party has prevailed, if debt. And this has been done by an ad­ there has been a Democratic success in ministration charged, on tho part of Mr. Indiana. That State, immeasurably worse Tilden and his party, with being wasteful, than any other in respect to the currency prodigal, and extravagant in the use of the question and the public credit, has been public money. Although taxation during carried, if at all, only by a demagogue this period bos been largely reduced ami whose ryftpathy with the worst Demo­ the income of the Government propor­ cratic element mode him strong in that tionately leasenod, the public expenses State, as it would have made him weak in have been so retrenched, from time to time those wh^b are nchr to decide the contest. that the Government hu been able to pay The yrorJ 1 and most dangerous end of the this large amount on the debt of the oouoparty gai is the upper hand. Precisely tty. Hero is a solid snd very important because t .e party can win, or Dearly win, fact that must be put to the credit of in such, A State ns Indiana, and with President Grant's administration and to such a ca didite as Williams, it will be the credit of the Republican party. Is there any reason to suppose that De­ IL In a fow cities in Ohio great gains mocracy would have done better, or that, if restored to power, it will do letter? None whatever. Rad Democracy succeed­ At L&rn-WILLIAX A. HOWABL. UXNBV W ed in 1868, the principles of repudiation LOUD. E1r»l IMUricl-WILLIAM DOELTZ. ttecood Dhlrlcl—I'll AKLE3 H. KEMPF. would have succeeded, and the public Tbirc I'-.irif 1'lll^.TUM MITCHELL. credit would have received a blow from which it would take a long time to recover. DxrwU-JKHKMlA II JENKS. not bo raised, and there will be ample Eighth rxauicg-ncims HA5> 11 irri Democracy is to-day essentially what it Sloth fttetriet-WILLIAM IlUNlIAM. time to rbpke the position of Gov. Hayes was in 1868, and should it now succeed thoroughly known. The remarkable gains the same consequences would follow. The which the Republicans made in the rural "solid South" would be the backbone of ita districts of Ohio, even in comparison with strength ; and this South has a long list of the enormous vote of last year, indicates war claims, in the aggrgate amounting to that similar gains maybe expected in billions of dollars, that would be knocking Eastern btates. An. equally strong Re­ at tho United States Treasury Jbr. pay­ publican vote in either of the close Eastern ment. Enough of there claims has el States, with similar gains over the heav­ . UCTIlDKIt ready been presented and entertained for iest vote ever polled by that party, would consideration by tho Democratic House of insure Republican victory in all. Representatives at tho last session of Con­ HI. At the West, the voters of Ger­ gress to show what might bo expected io man nativky have usually voted with the I DO NOT STAND HERE TO DE­ FEN D EVERYTHING WHICH TH E Republicans, and those who were influenc­ the event that Democracy should come REPUBLICAN PARTY HAS DONE: ed to vfte gainst Gov. Hayes counted as into power mainly, as it would, by SouthB'JT WHEN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY 18 HELD UP AB THE PAR­ a loan I' tl> it party and as a gain to the TY OF REFORM, I AM REMINDED Democt jts. It is not probable that tho One of the strong hopes of the "solid OF THE DECREPIT OLD LION Di THE FABLE. WHO BOUGHT TO same w(ak stories can be used with effect South" is finally to force upon the Gov GAIN BY STRATEGY WHAT HE a month hence, but oven if they should be, erament a large part of the loams occa­ COULD NOT GAIN BY STRENGTH. THE SPIRIT AND TENDENCY OF the German vote in the Eastern States sioned by the war. The'firststcp to this THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IB TO­ has been mainly Democratic. end Is to get the Democracy into power; WARD REFORM. IT IS STILL and this is among the reasons that will WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE. AND IV. )t is not at all certain that tho control the action of Southern Democrats THOUGH I AM NOT WILLING TO THROW UP THE PARTY. cleetoral vote of Indiana can be scoured in tho pending election. No such game I AM WILLING TO EXPEL for Mr. Tilden. Mr. Hendricks carried can be practiced with the Republican THOSE MEN WHO HAVE that Stat* in 1872 by 1,300 majority, but USED THE PARTY FOR THEIR party in power ; and this fact should be a OWN EVIL ENDS. I ACCEPT THE 26,000 Dcrno.-rnta refused to rote for Mr. reason for confronting this "solid South” REPUBLICAN PARTY BECAUSE I Grecly in November, and Grant's majority with a united North. Wo do not believe BELIEVE IN ITS PRINCIPLES, WHICH IT NEVER HAS BELIED. wm «vC 21,000. It is quite possible that in the wisdom of putting the Government I DO NOT HESITATE TO BAY the oxtrine inflationists, who were enthu­ into the hands of those who sought to THAT WILLIAM A. WHEELER HAS BEEN MY FIRST CHOICE FOR siastic for Williams, may be less hearty in destroy it. ■ THE PRESIDENCY ; BUT THIS IB support-of the electoral ticket Mn Hen­ NO DISPARAGEMENT TO THAT QUIET, THOUGHTFUL. UNPRE­ dricks himself, became of his trimming, OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. TENDING. YET UHFLINCHING has not'been popular with this class of fan­ MAN. WHOM THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION ASSIGNED TO THE atics. They have been educated to hate Tho Government Printer—The Teach­ FIMT FLAGS ON THJL TICKET: Mr. Tilden and the New York Democracy, AND I RECOMMEND TO YOU ing of the Results in Ohio and THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. AND and it would not be surprising if one in a Indiana—Tilden “Won't Seat.” THESE ITS NOMINEES, AS WOR­ hundred of them should refmw to vote io THY TO BE THE DEFENDERS OF THIS PROUD FLAG IN TIME OF November next, as one in right of the InWashington, Oct. 21,1876. PEACE. JUST AB THEY WERE diaua Democrats dW reftmato vote in 1872. were made by the Democrats through the temperance question, and the stories widely circulated at a very’ late hour respecting tho attitude of Gov. Hayrsjtoward foreignborn voters. In N«w York, New Jersey, and Con\cticut the temperance issue can­ WISE AND JSTRONG AND BRAVE TO UPHOLD AND DEFEND IT IN ly executed or so satisfactorily nerfooned as since Mr. Chpp has been in charge of the Government offioe, and it has been umreraally acknowledged, by both Democrats and Republicans, that the debates in Con­ K have never been so satisfactory m the Government offioe was entrusted with making up the " Congressional Re A comparison of the old (Hobe with the Record will satisfy any one of the supe­ riority of the latter over he former, while, what is more pleasing to Members of Congross, there haa never been any delay to speak of, in having tho complete proceed­ ings of the day before, promptly placed on each members desk every morning. All the other work of the office has been equally satisfactory. The investigation into tho affairs of the office was started to make Democratic cap­ ital solely; it was sided and abetted by discharged employees and disappointed contractom ; it waa conducted by men whose hands arc steeped in tho blood of their slain fellow countrymen, whose treas­ onable acta have caused more expenditure of the money of the people of tho United States, (Ean the entire expenses of the Govenhfeot Printing office for ths next I one hundred yean, will be. They committed the highest crime known against the laws of their country and daaerved an ignominioiu . death; we forgave them; we restored to* them their forfeited political rights, and alas, in ths magnanimity of our hearts we allowed them scats in the halls of Congress. Their first seta of gratitude has been, to seek out a technical infraction uf the strict letter of the law, in order that they might impeach those officials who strenuously opposed their efforts to destroy tho Union, and who loyally administered the Government un­ der the most trying circumstances. The Government Printing offioe has not escaped their malignity, but the Govern* ment Printer, the nead of that office, has come out of the ordeal unscathad and his reappointment and confirmation gave ev­ idence of tho confidence rqioscd in him'by the loyal and fairminded atatcuuen of the Government. In all political contests the groatcet dan­ ger to be apprehended by a dominant party is a confidence which begets inaction. Prior to the recent elections in Ohio and, Indiana, it wm argued that a triumphant success of the Republican tickets in both States would be decisive of tbc Presiden­ tial election in the Nation in November. In view of the certainty that, on a full votein every State of the Union, the rice­ TEA! TEA!? Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late dealine from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. Coffee. From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. Spices. You can have in any shape you want. , Crackers. We brag on. Cheese We sell the best Tobacco. We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.00. politicians of that party feared that, while suectsa is always desirable, inertuere might succeed victory at these State elections, sud they accepted as fact that, in such an event, it would require gigantic effort to keep it before the country, that “ eternal vigilance is the price of liberty." It is now probable that the late decis­ ions in Ohio and Indians cannot be viewed as of themselves* indicating a sure elec­ tion of cither candidate for the Presidency in the coming month. The whole ques­ tion remains with the people of this country, to determine by their votes whom they will have sa Chief Magistrate of the hatton. At thia stage of the fight, the Republican who may be found sleeping at OhioStone Ware Is the best. Crockery. Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. Remember. We buy for cash and will not be U an DERSOLD by any House in the City. ' wo will only deserve it by s brave and fear­ less dirham of duty. Let there be no reUlx>‘,OT1 of effort, but on the aontrary, let each Republican " put hi* shoulder to the wheel and pray for sueeeas.” Histinpi. " If we advocate Gov. Tilden strenuous­ ly, says the relict of the ZsW&raewr, ef this ettv, • • . “ it’m simply becaaw he is an honest snd upright man, not simply because ho won’t steal." By hta own averments it ia proven that ho a.n.saux. . i did atari $13,000on his income tax; by those of the nartn-v nnw rarara—• »_• SMITff, KANEE and PRESTON, Aug. Tib, 1876. 0.T.8ABI5. Boanl of Trade Building, Detroit, Mich,: e Mobiliar care by the affidavit affidavit . of Oaken Amos, that “ nothing had been aaaoog hia old friends and neighbors in and near the city of Buffalo, N. Y., where Joii®' a. WuMfcdDoo^ Mr. Clapp was one nf the viarima of the late Democratic inquisition, and, though .I,-- a .i moDey unredeemed to lup.ft ,ua pmt cry cf “ Canal P4-,. '• &4 «od. pstbwt, 2nd SC SEEDS. Wowttriilg. .j-. a. Look here I Look ^erc miotbjax. Wltot I don't you think •• j” loffine, Caskets* ShrouJ’ ent. aod j“ U>. &ou tUih. JelnXi ~ancr lb*" any firm in the btatc > CVftr.wtothn Mr of J. M. HEWES, “Amination by r—l:— o. a square and perfectly proper explanation we guarantor SatisfactionHesure furnished free to purchasing a Coffin worth figUorer anta, upon issues to tk. Gommnl dimag Mr. CUpp’. rfmiammtoa. Ia poat rf La, „„ „ by thousands of Liberals and dollar of IL mow, approprutad for lb. Gorammwt Priatia, Ofioe pram U,„n? t Mr. Clapp’. Unda, or ■ rn.nipul.ua „ A Gr.t Redictiaii ii PH®! FURNITURE, vote worid apparently insure a hu office was subjected io n morn search­ hold every State at the North ing and unscrupulous investigation not I*. Itwl 1872; ihey show a much more united and one thing twss found reflecting upon the cause his firm prepared coffire .extract,. solid array; they poll a larger vote, and head of the office. It is true that a great manifest a greater confidence and determi­ many sensational paragraphs ware given patriotic and touching ap- nation. But. the Democrats have relied with alwolute confidence upon the cry ot reform, the hard timea, and the desire charging all sorts of malfeasance in office to Mr. Clapp, but it is also true, and just, coffee to vote fur Tilden.” Did any sane editor ever throw to the people such and every one ot them wm susceptible of READ THIS SALISBURY i BROSSBAV DreU" tn all kinds J MtoWhplnutolkr, Furniture, Coffins, Etc^ and he'happy -again. it i- proven that he did Hon. A. M. Clapp, Printer, has return- The New York .Son of the 19th in«L contains an etoqueat (?) editorial, daaounc- xxi30w4. | 121 Hmf . __ VUto “ti.'Jt, , ’ tlw Wh>to H _ ___ DltTA. What grudge has DsZT against 4- j- m , Sin and O®®11* PAI NTER 4 IL Iteck’i CarriM* �■I Quite an excitement was ooeaatenod in Mar- Local Correapondensa. •••--------- j ui ■ crsiy man, EH. Dolan, freight conductor on the M. C. R. Republican Meetings aMlGML FAFHir BUST BflIITY. Drugs, Oils, and Millinery Goods, HASTINGS CITY DRUG STORE TIME-CARD did not ascertain. Afterward he John Q. Creasy, the present Sheriff of this Wfi desire to caU your attention to our stock of strictly pureDR UGS and MEDICINES We m-ake a soeda Uty in dealing in only strictly prime DRUGS. We believe it is for the interest of our Customers a3 well as ourselves to sell only prime and pure MED'ICIJfS.S, We have a large stock of ling house furnish him a On Saturday forenoon last a brutal affair ie^tunluaailaanJassJQ'.OO r. u. &<0r. m. neighborhood. fettr.u. A man named William Wrnte, retain Wm. Tinkler, Marcus Stebbins end Machine Oil, * Best Castor Oil, , No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, .« Black Oil, ALL SPEAKING TO DE IN TH& EVEN­ rscent ^uudaya-ezeent as -- IU.U abruca ucr, uruaing her face badly, injuring her side, and imeua of humanity with which wo are oouver- with regard to the Greenback and Democratic' nominations. The author of that article must, or ought to know that every Sheriff appoints ING UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. The following named gentle­ men will speak upon the political issues of the day, as follows. buxinees men, who are directly interested, and All About the County. James O’DonueL AT THE COURT HOUSE, TUESDAY EVENING, OCT Bought very low and WE wilt sell them at 81, 1876. prices that will please ths closest buyer. Hon. J. H. McGowan. llnng along that wood. Don't put it off till snow flies. Sickness is somenb.it abating. I«ts uf Job work being down in this A big rocket on Jefferson street Saturday V.,r further particulars enquire of Marshal Prickett. Half fare to Grand ILijdJs and return, to ihvte nh ' wish to hear Hou. James G. Blaine. walk across Green Street, oppositi TltnCMOV ffl SUM! Council Proceedings. Sheriff in this county on. their respectire tick- Common Council of the eity of Hastings. was Tuesday evening Oct. 3rd 1870, but there not through tho columns pose to appoint if elected, and if such a qu« which to prosecute their fall work. their funeral and that they propose to ehsose • ill be elected President ef the United Slates. Common Council of the city'bf Hastings Tuesday evening Oet. 17th but there not being Put that in your pipe and smoke it. Let the sportsmen ^fjhis city remember the until Wednesday evening Oct. 18th 1876 meeting this evening at]Ralph Jordan's to choose sides far the gran t squirrel hunt. Recorder. Wheat is locking splendcd over the county, and the prospects arc that the ground will be The Common Council of the cityjpf Hastings, whatever his political action may have been, J.ibny Cote ia trying to put on aim. he u rinng hisJim ba<;i »o tight be cant alt down, be doctors udviea him to take sulphur and Lewis, McNaughton, Read and Tomlinson. Tlie minutes of previous meeting read and The Cedar Creek'Base Ball club, played tho upright, or kinder hearted gentleman, nor one approved. Jliokerya of Hickory Corners Wednesday, for Report of Finance romantics recommend­ better qualified for the duti the Champion Belt, Score, Hickorys, twenty, ing. that there be raised forward and Highone. Cedar Creek, 9. . To-morrow afternoon. Ret. J. W. Bancroft, of thirty with Ids wife, lake their departure the property therin.'andfor the General Highfor California, there to remain through the. on the 1'Jlh inat./on a young daughter of Mr. publican will put one of their alipe over the the Contingent fund nothing. P. A. tillLDOI, Rsrt-Bucax ing goes wrong, her ^appearance and comfort will be materially improved. The Greenback ticket weakens as election the greenback men to gain by voting the greenback ticket that they would not gain by voting the Republican ticket. A. Blair, poor fellow, actually finds it uphill business to fight the party ho oner supported so vigorously. But then, the Republican par- wirchead. A great many of our citisens are going to Grand Rapids this afternoon to listen, to Maine's Glorious Son, Hon. James G. Blaine. champions. The Dem >c rats had a bonfire on Slate Street saw it. On the following morning (Sunday.) An employe of tho Banskb Office who rooms in Empire Mock, arose, and io and behold. MiddtevHle. XV.IUU VJ - .w.w r "' and adopted, as follArr. tat ever delivered in the township. Notice toTMthen. Family Knitting Machine Now aUrxetlni universal attention bv its astonish* ive organs of the posed that obstruc­ tions within their range can rarely with- t stand or evade them. Not only do they bstIbs The ,Uiekf«rd M XVWvl History will be demanded hr every grade, and WINSLOWS STEAM ? ;P H ;?? MM A StarifffWM dlliiyaMwI. Exocb Axnar, Townahlp Sup't. Carlton, Oct. 7lk 1876 xxi47wt. To Loon. Court House on Saturday evening last, was an ths Republican ticl et, if **>*»**—* . . _ i—. .Li. >• /ZubMS Journal. iivered In.a calm, straightforward and acntle. I buri ths alrove slander back Into the teeth manly manner, elicited frequent applause, *nd wm well received by all present. Jobs W. Cjstsb. Nolle, to ToooMr*. tic medicine that can be employed: cleans­ ing the stomach and bowels, and even the blood. In small doses of occ pill a day, they stimulate the digestive organs and promote vigorous health. Ayer's Pills hare been known for diseases that have baffled the bat of human fkill. While they produce power­ ful effects, they arc, at the tame time, the aafcat and best physic for children. By their aperient action they gripe mach leas than too common purgatives, and never give pain when the bowels are not inflamed, ’llicr reach the vital fountains of the blood, and strcngtltcn the system by freeing it front the elements of weakness. Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climate*, containing neither calomel nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may be taken with safety by anybody. Their A CARD. the Center School House on Friday snd Salurdw. OH. nd. nd MU.. u 10 * . . -M —tn «■- - ------- ■ ilia L. D. QuacMMsarsn, Recorder. Although gentle in their operation, they are still the THE IICKFOIO AUTOMATII An lastmeiien Boek, e Inolo directions to the n~J. rub A. Bi.u.., of them, and ns ho rose to depart lie nibbed bis stomach mournfully, saying that “ this dyspepsia distresses me fearfully." Too bad. Such speeches are calculated to do arc mild, but ef­ fectual in their count of themselves in November. Rkfublican. It was dyspepsia that ailed him, Hut as he was in the orchard, and the apples looked hugely. ever and in quality to suit the taste of every The Republicans of this part of Barry County are fully aroused, and will give a good ao» Democratic Mass Meetidg being hell. dulged in by the speaker. Noth withstanding the Hon's Austin and Fidus were bolding forth al Union Hall to a Democtal ic gathering, tho Court House was complstsly filled, and Clement Smith, Oct. 25th, at Carlton Center. person. Remember the pla$e, State Street, Oct. 26th, at Podunk School opposite Roberts’ Drug-Store. House, Rutland. GIVE US uA. CALL. Oct. 27th, at Bryant School House, Baltimore. MRS. CLARA ALLEM. MISS VINE TREGO. * Oet. 28th, at Irving Station. xxi46tf HaAinga, Mich., Oct, 5, 1876. P. W. Niskern. Oct. 24th, nt Mudge School Machinea.&Marble Works. Ay»r'» Advs? & Groceries. House, Castleton. Oct. 25th, at Norton School RlCKFOjfo s Cathartic Pills, House, Maple Grove. wniUnc Oct. 26th, at Eagle St-.11 uol Knitted House, Assyria. Oct. 27th, at Doty school House,-Johnstown. Oct. 28th, at Brown School nial purgative ever House, Orangeville. discovered. They Hayes >ad Wheeler. His speech at the Springs was prouounoed by many to be the John Weisacrt, fat Conductors F. F. McNair, fqr. Highway labor John ptieh tlon< of the country that D. B. DeLand A Co.'s /!'•( Cireueal Salrratui is the only Saleratus that will produce a uniform result, and give perfect satisfaction every time. If onoe you Fall and Winter Millinery ! ing one day and one night as special Police and Allen Bennett for Road Scrapers Plow Points Ae., were refered to fl nance oommittee. many tailing points, and held the audience SpecialNotjces. Tho following aooounla were then by a veto for two hours. Messrs. Tilden and Hend­ ricks wera ventilated in a forcible and log­ to be drawn on the appropriate fund therefor. ical manner. Their hostility to the boys W. W. A W. C.^KsUy, far lumber MM 16 in blue, and their advocacy of secession J. W. A C.G. Bentley, •• “ 78 61 Earle Brown, for work on trends work 23 60 lurrrittnjt that a disordered condition of the ilomEggleston. “ " “ " " 19 60 holding the meeting, it was a success. Thorp. “ ................................ The speaker was enthusiastically applauded 0. Grace, “ “ “ " throughout, and at the close three rousing H. A. Goodyear 4t Co., Hardware, ebeera were given for Hayes and Wheeler, Nails Ac. ' treble A Russell, Nails. 4 76 ^Z. Bbepherd, for cartage, 19 loeds spoke at Yankee Springs, on the 19th inst., A. Maynard, *• •> 6 '* to a good jaadieuoe, the result of which J.JP. Roberts, Stationery was that some converts were made for JJcaecr A Powers, Plow points A UUrioo. motion invisible. For further particulars, in. quire of 0. D. Spaulding. ' ALLEN & TREGO’S John W. Custer, Esq , delivered au elo­ Turn out Everybody. The Indira are quent and patriotic address upon the polit­ cordially invited. ical issues of the day at Middleville, on By Order of Rep. Co. C<yn. S. J. Bidelm an, Caiman. Saturday evening, 21st inaL The effort Tomlinson, 6. Mays—nona. on Finance, is well posted, and ean make an He is a Greon-backcr, and was nominated as BARNES & COMPANY. Oct. 24th, -at Nashville. Hastings, Aug. 12th 1876. xxi31yl Oct, 25th, Center School House, Rutland, yOct. 26th/at Prairieville, (af­ ternoon meeting). Oct, 27th, at Middleville. Oct. 28th, at .Carlton Center. D. R. Cook and Geo. M. Dkwet. Oct. 25th at the Martin School SPLENDID DISPLAY OF House, in Castleton. Oct. 28th at the Brigg’s School House,' Assyria. Oct. 30th, at Alma’s Hall, Middleville. HATS, FLOWERS, &C. Nov. 3d, at Orangeville Village. Nov. 4th, at Prairieville, (the AH kinds of Ladies' Underwear at the Lowest Prices. place to be hereafter designated). Fancy Goods of all kinds Cheaper than Nov. Gth, at Woodland Center. A few thousand dollars to loan io rams rrraons oi — — --- — .. ----- - MARBLE WORKS being purely vegetable, no harm from thetr use in any quantity. Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mats. SOuT'm*T^MuSdEaEVXBrWIlEKl J. Cole & Son -A.t Kalamazoo* Mich., WH0LB8ALK ARETAIL Monuments of the best American and Imported Marble, Tablets and Head stones of al! description made toor-er on short notta, also Granite Monu­ ments of the various patterns supplied to customers, Z GROCERS Corner of State and Ch arch StT property. R. J. Grant. xxiBlw4 NoHoo- Having steam power and improyad machinery for Handing, high polishing und cutting mortices, we ean do work cheaper and better than thoeo who work by band. Ofc nr 80 te Ural Umi Bate UDIUIKE STUCCO fiTBUE rfl b. Ml u U» Schwl tew =• ~ 1«. H.N. Mraao, IJF oui th. InteMl of CUhoun * interrat to call sod era me. fftrtr.CO. gfia IE1IR Shingles Lath be. .. �Tbe^Bpi-Wt»kiyhepftlfcff|>haw^| Th. “iron T»f Furnitui ___ ’ 1, A fipicy skeksh descriptive rf tW . eh’uon, Topeka and Santo Fe Hsilrr . * ' Lenutics. aaenery and P>e«u«r of the Rocky Mountains, by *’Krr Crinkle ’’ 1ABK THKS FAC?j ygBTranxos. orT,„ BOMWlIo STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. eriu.or.be Abe Fort I'erM, *e«> Ron, togrtber «ub 0» & „ ff uufn and nme ubk. </ 4Umi„ and u!.. route horn Keur „ CitJ. ,od U. 1-uoblo, tavo .nd ril pu,.. iu Ceke Yado, New Mexx 0[ Ariiona and the San Juan Mince. The finest liwe of Pullman Sleepm ob t\s coittoent between the Mhsoun Riy.r and the.Booty Mountains without Yh|Dgc. Special round trip tour­ ists’ U‘-xe«a fuu tiw Jflbeosr.- Ricrr to Dcnttr ' at $50, good to stop off at all |>oints. Address. T.J.-A8DWRS0X, Gen. Pott. Act. XX52tf Topeka, Kan. Peneione, Etc. I Holloway’s Ad. Drug,^ HASTINGS PROBATE ORDER. Where you wnl find nil kinds of FURNITURE I adt thXdtjJjf'V Of every Description which we tuns ieter^tfJ in said eslaU. ar» required to ap poor at a a. alou vf said CocrlUbon tu b« huldan • t the Prob He Offie*. in the City of Hast ins* and Abw.eaaae.tr say there be. why the prayer of tho iWttdimer mmM not bo created : Axd n n Ft:a-; vna OxpikKP. that aeld petitioner car* notice to the pereona intorertod in said estate, of the pendener of said petition, and tho bearina thereof by eaniinc eoooy of this order to be puMuhod U the HaSTtaoa Bcrtrsf—- - ------------printed and circulated three sneer—1—----ofhoarinc. c*o Mil cheaper than any bound in Bar­ ry County, for thaw reasons: Jrt. Because we have no rent i» pay 21. Because we make the mnst of oui Caution. We aell dodo of thia ebc*p>niade Fur­ niture that In made by machinery. The Koodu we make h made by hand, and warranted. Wo iuvilo all peraonu to call and Inapcct our goods, for they al bear Inspection- .No trouble nt all show good*. Parties, having Pictured to trama would do well ter •them framed of as we can do it P ..*rand Cheaper than nny house in P *y County. We keep the Larwest Si.u Best selected stock ol PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD* 1X08, Brackets, • PAnut-lloLDKB8, WALls-PoCAKM, SLIPTPn5 HOLDBM, and evurythlua in the Furniture line. We invite all persona to call and look crobate order. ry holdon at tho Probate oflce. in the City of NEW ADVERT1SMENTS. C. P. Rowell & Co's. Ool. .- ~IUa u- ■ -rar tail, to rnatorr th- , if the Pill* U taken IO', atrw.'tiom. bipthrria, Tletratr-I s.. itment has bem well rnbUd >£' t* «attb«cufw oftbe tl.rvjl ar.4 .Lest L'ss.trtirzr^usf.^sx ’t^ai itment will pr«ln.-« s>*»>-in>i;.><i tbeerttJ trial tn >11 ca-«M of fri er. ...». Peerless Milk Safer: now on exhibition at our Fnriituie Store. AH kinds of work made to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture naatlv doae. WE MEAN BUSINESS IFurniture Rooms south <dde State St. opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hardware Store. Di.»a~«.iikrrireri. Tho roarinc river may n $55 8 77 STEBBINS BBB'S Ee(Al>>i*l>o<l ISOB. W ffiK *HEHT<^^.«422L*a3E American and Foreign Patents, GILMORE A CJ.. ouewomoru to Chipman. If orItCoart, Laws of nt to Section 1. Article 3>. itneat and rr>i»i>.n of the 6i>fiir by Joint BeeolntioB No. a virureu and heailhr bcin«- It • ill regain Um with the uM of the Pill* tn inmrea Ueuucan. Uropeical.Swrllingi, Panlv>i>, and StiffJoisu Aitbouh tk»shoTs ceaplalat* differ ridriyit their orient and uuar*. yet liter alt tojrite ixal ImUeul. Many t-fthe wont ea»«i. cftochta smm. wiU >i»M in a c-tut-i-.v.. c!.- .b,rt mteef time when this Oiatmvct >• diluent!? rsbWiet* tho parte affeete.!. even after evrrv ether V... 1- -|* ......... th* P.l-i A Iso the folio witur Coaaty'OfBeen for the County f Barry, ris: A Jndye of Probata. Sheriff. Clerk. Treasurer, laeirter of Deed*. Proseeutina Attorney. Two irrnit Court Commiaaionm, u Hnryeyor and two HOMESTEADS. X. toed soar mUpoolo 8. J. OILnd CommManec. bawrowee. hanaas. prctf.aeopyofTAetLaw-., Stoellta lndiacmii'ti*\’f Youth 4—S</r«s ao-1 llccn. Blotchn. an also • walbac*. can. with •erU.cw m radically earad if th* VtnlMMtl lx u*i fmt; > (A Tara rorr. I t____________ a. >- 1-iu.xia.K. Jodte of Probate xxtU«4 ADMINISTRATORS SALE- StUTt WMTKB- ^Capital & theCampaign ofl876 !•:. W. VOIGJ’JL«S ■uWfcAxt^MaUtoMafawrt bWder. on tatunla SSBanu-u. ss: SALVATOK BEEB th* mvernBient has bora maaa<ud ainee ill orrani- Is the Beat Leger Brewed in the West CAUTION,!-*’ IraaureofJ. Hart Sold hy Caak at MILWAUKMKIKWEBY any or January. A.D.. IS7X tn UonBtre of the KarIster nf (lee.1. f >r Dirty County. .’•’Ute of Miehlnn in Liber 1 " of JIunprM, on l-arei 110 a»l 111. and which raid mortmw was BMicned br said Dar­ win MrtJmbor to George W Cuyler. /liny Keaton and Pliny T. Action of Palmyra. Wayne County. , TIIOe.S.FEAOTE.PTwU-L NOTICEOF £<£Mj*ygbIONERS ON "tsfcssa^ W Ullams A Co- brrwer.. I> tncau's llcvwery. BESuIdS!ff,7---------- -----should any prose* "WSili.1?. LAST CHANCE AUDRUaiSTS. FOR SALE rrint I>ands in the Michigan fruit_belt. One, Fruit and gar­ THE ENEMY OF tllUIE 1 THE FOE OF PAIN dening farm of 25 1-2 acres to Exchange TO MAN AND BEAST . lithoOramiOW '' for a farm near Has­ MUSTANG tings. Correspondence solicited, A Fortune lox Only >12.00 JHTDCKI CASH DISTRIBUTION CO W. A. Woodworth, Atty. >nd Real Estate Agt. Douglas, Mich. ' .. ' nhi-h noea.cion they will distribute to tho ticket holdersthe I tumen to • —of $600,000! PAIN, THAT AFPMCTm TOP’ Ji? Thus. P. Porter, ex-Gov. Ky. Gen. Mau'er. Quwmd CatfSu?'..a.I^..._..tl^^ HAS OFTEN SAVED Wnwofe A HUMAN BEtliuI *J?D KWTrSf KOTO I.IFK ANS A ' SUOABLEUonSE'"’8 the said deceased POSITIVELY CUfcED. nOPLE’S 77 W. H. GOODYEAR . The IDruaiist, Ketpcctfullu announce , that hr has aiain ciifa!!» in ths DRUG hasiti stock and daily arn in£, a fresh and Stock of DruSs and Mcditines. Dye Stu/is. honey Goods- and in fad plete Stock of Merchandise which he offeri to the people at urratly Be dn ced Prices. ........ REMEM Uh h ■1/1'• }e“ pie's RrufSIrdSS redly opposite' h"iP‘rc. One door east 0/Spaiddint» HasriKor, July Id, l-~“‘ . STEINflOFF & WOOD .1j ,hwfcr sale rJSxSitr & BSnical ai iKtaiicl:^ DENTISTS ! Bcwton Ca»k 8Mn- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-26.pdf 89fab8720285deeafde50068356a7cb0 PDF Text Text Jmvrm] LEAVE NO GROUND for CAVIL ?—J/uaA, 21,1661- IT MOPHKSIK* DKJtTD TO THE UNfoS. The Republican party ta tn power, tod the UNION IS BROKEN, for all time, The parti will md be rt>un^cd. Wo Ina}' mak.-upour ■bitto that, and BHMaK.x>nr WHOfrE NO 1095a HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1876. ^Clover Hullers, Wagons, Buggies, Etc. Seek!j in ww Bijipef MESSER & FiWETsr Are agents lor the Celebrated - I. ZHBWEY rrtiusHLK. U- l.u’ lu.\ Also for the IXL Wind Mill Which is the best self governing mill in the market. WAGONS AND BUGGIES! l«nb|< , takuti L.IJr: l .’JiD biRKB (M A^r.finoiwu P^lJCTf) for all other pioyvs ii the market, VC .VGrtlCUL'L’URAT. HALL, One door east of Goodyear s Hardware. 'Hastings. April 12. 1876. _ Doctor 5ikln,s_poijblg EVERYBODY joints, WITHOUT II KALT I: r-fcS idrljr ia x amtitlti LoSiieuhj mot «ltatble. qealral is- CHRONIC , vp»Mite ^*te>ve) Bathtans uflowboan NEGLECT-’’ a.ntniHWn »r <ub»rlQH< i,r mu’- “ iicurix nert W crrtylMa'W X-1MOMF. <f — -io? ALOirr D™™? xJaitl------------------------- AR, tin res ;a (fed and irrii" mine Vcdi•'ancy comgist's offers {/ l‘.eo is di(lock. tint* DEIITISl iiilA, i-iihw. fpxisely whu the Frre Peet.- means when it describes itself (“the present Bjansgcment'' arc the boys who do it) ss now "Battling for Reform," “as it always has." was well set forth in tho Coster let­ ter of 1864, read here by Saiator Christiancy, in which the soldier in the field denounced tho- political course of the editor at home as such as to make him a ofthc Union soldiers than meaner enew lu this concis in front toe brme 1 roper to quicken the mem□ectioii it ones of the people of Michigan o« to the hidh record of this Democratic organ, saya that it w anxious now for the same kind of ‘ Reform' it La» always Leda after. Ws give hetowith but a few extracts frosi iu old issues, and wo could give like mat­ IV TlrREATKXS A t JUI mmiDWWPum jsb ATEREFORM. ter by the column, if it Were neeeoury Cheaper than ever. PollHoal Notes. "THE BATTLER FOR CONFEDER­ IT DENOUNCKS THK LI HWIT Late'S AO AIN. he UEAn axji CIVIL WAil’ IN MJCHHiA Wo can t«-ll the Republican Lcgitixture and the Republican Administratiou of Mickigau, und tLv Republican party every­ where, oue thing', chat • 1 i/fr<x»/»a thall be railed in the North to march againit me p"ipo of the. South A FIRE IN THE REAR rill he tfpcnrd uy>on meh troopt. which will cither bTOV TUEIB MARCH altogether or wondertully accxl eratk it I In other word-,if in the present posture of the Raouilican party toward the National difficulties, war shall be waged, that war shall be fought in the » ffe warn the Republican North 1• party that the conflict which it U prenm taring will not be with tho South, bn with tons of thousands of people in the North. B Acn civil war ihall come, it will be A WAR HEBE IN MICHIGAN, and here in Detroit, and in every North­ ern Etatc.—Jan. 26, 1861, These n’crsonal Liberty lanj ought to be blotted from the statue book of Mkhigan. They place her in the 'category of nl’llifyino states. They sink her in­ to the same position of conditional loyalty as that of M assachuactta and South Carui liua. • • Let its ftlieirj repeal pron­ to the people of the South that the Nvnh does not indorse the heresy which it [they] contains —/for. 26, 1862. IT CLAMORS roa "WH1TK mkn’s riuhts/* Th. Democratic pMty >• atill hi(MU to the KIGHTS OF WHITE HEN, >•* ready now, as over, to extricate tha country from the embarrasauients into which the ignorance and the corruption of the rad­ icals hare plunged it — Ayteml# l&A, 1862. IT IlKVIVM TUI “COMOO rLATVOK*." Gov. Blair, in his famous negro ruport, rays: •’The time the colored mon of allowed to assume their us citizens of the republic, upon with their white brethren." ‘who votes for Blair indanes Whoever, then, is in favor of n cipation. negro wlert, negro q|___ Mgn leholart and negro tefaohnasien, nvyro jurori and nerjn j*dgee, negro llep% I rrtrntatim and ntyrO Senators, will vote far Austin Blair for Governor on Tuesday uext.—A'owmbcr 2<?> 1862, ~ IT TUBEATEKH A "BAPTISM OT BLOOD" yuu "KiaanH.’* z A1J tbc signs of the times indicate that the project of nigger citieene.ip will re­ ceive a BAPTISM OF BLOOD which will anpall the authors of it, and cave the poor deluded niggers to curse them—Feb­ ruary Sth, 1803. IT SAYS "EMANCIPATION IS A FAILURE.’* AND THU “MIOanA" ARK LIEB CAJIJUiAls," Emancipation has been tried, and is, so the Tho Now Haven Journal brings the gratifying assurance that reports from all r* . Connecticut indicate a greater mount ofcuthuauuun among the RcpuWi« wmO than was ever known before, surpas* Jsg/s^si that witnessed in the Lincoln , JQhs reoq'Lion of Mr. Blaine in Now York Monday " evening “W is “ ■said “* to “> hare 1““ “owotito ■■■minnbU meeiing. h the annate of New York politic." The BorW adviwR " the National Demo­ cratic Committee to lose no time in print­ ing Mr. BUin?'|i speech." We think wo Democratic orators make hard times lot topte in their speeches. The wipta, however. at the Traaanry, indicate that business is speedily reviving. If tha receipts continue as they have for the last two weeks, it is probable that the aggre­ gate receipts will exceed the estimates for the fiscal year. Col. K- W. Flournoy of Mississippi has written a tetter to deny that he has gone over to Tilden. ^Hc says ; “ Of all men Bot axcepting Buchanan and Van 'Baren, I look upon Tilden as the most exceptional unworthy, and dangerous man that Las ever been presented for theoffice of Brestdont, a man who escapes an indictment for pcijury simply by the statute of limi tationi. General Harnson of Indiana, in a recent speech jl South Bend, made a point which if not fl<Jy true in itself, but well worth emphswiring. He* sap: "As Itepulioans we can turn our tel rtf and look over our Bhotddsn without fear. We are not afraid of tha pest. Wacto contemplate, not only bat with gionons entbnsl we liayu made. But the ■ |^rsto turn about at all- the monstrous _ wy-, * Thu negroes are as dottrntt rr DboxM RXCXMlKiriott •>»’ the bsbkx. _ from uk politically as the cannibals or the Chincso are. * • ■ A for Why bliOuid not the government of the more of the abolition policy will expulsion of niggers from every United States BRCO'rNIZE THE GOV 1 ^aljfjg ihrongh the graveERNMENT formed by the STATES State.—February 8, 1868. ' THAT HAVE SECEDED^ • 11 rr bats tmk Njaant ark cowardly recrjgniting the tn The New York Evening Post, reporting shall--------------to a cunsidcra-. rm Coufinlerttey w*e - ---------It is only the men who will not fight the views of the Republican National Com­ ble degree diwrro its people efthe hostilwho bare the nogrophobia. Those who mittee, rays: itv they naturally fix! toward the people of u ill fight will not shod their blood for tha the North, and in tlih Jmp-o.'. d state of it is considered safe by prominent i, feeling the details of a i’EACEABLL freedom pfapuroelof BLACK SAVAr. BrawiWrans who know the condition of GES, who, since the war begun, liars SEPARATION could easily !«• arranged. shown no disposition to etrika > blow for North and South Carolina, New York, New Jersey and California, to include —Feb 19,1861. themselves.—Fobruttry 25, !8|B. ' .M----- > States as well as Wisconsin—which IT ADVtHM TUX SUWtKRUEJt OK KAT1UX- IT WO INKS AGAIK POB PRACB, BBCAVAt* be»Q.'spoken of sa doubtful—in • KMANCIPAWON IS WR0B&’* ’ tenuoiu of thews Ststcs that will be TLcro is a desire for pesos in the oonni nly ' JtepuLjksn. *Hiv news from It ibei not alrike ue fi r a m.iment that ‘ tojday is better thaw it has there is ANY III.MfLlATION IN try. There pugbt to bojmoh | " ‘ -------------------------,fhc J<jrU .— fevinuK lime durniiu: the * There is also a general ABANDONMENT. — ... , . _ ] Cornell of the State Coat-' the pre-uut method of the iA built to |irotccuhe Staled in wl.i.U they ; Mtttee says that the trospeet in New York _ kltuataa agnitut foreign aggression, not ia utterlv inadequate Co preserve . State is oxoeUsat; tW there is,Boreaaon to be used ag^lnet those Stao; mid >j l ukn, tbrt EMANCIPATION by Federal troupt bra the WRONG i» 'ill Ue nolilical and eanitdu- to bdisve that it will not be found, as it their occu effect of ATING THE I’EOPLK fitinal aipede, and that the only MPBsbf IW<UaF>^I» nn, eon in their vicinity, and of stimulating hos­ which the national fortunes can be retrieved test stoce the organisation of the K tility to the Federal ju>w r, aud of pre te to WITHDRAW THE PBOOfcA* cm pony, to be a Republican State. M AT1ON, to cease waging > partisan and venting the revival of that love for the The Western Rural. Union which still lives in the hearts of the to begin to wage a nattona! war.—Fpbrw’ ary ft, 1863. • masacs of tiic Southern rc-’de, then w it APTKB ABRAJIAMIJBCDIJ. .. not a MA3TKR4TK(UCE OF I’ULICl Hilton Qpom, s practical and luecera‘ With a erueky that is coroesaiyie hup to WITHDRAW TWK Titooi s fr .m them t ful farmer, and for newel yean concocted th Aa'aNtorial staff of The Weston ■hlarch 14, 1861. ar^, bra becw the owner ofthu pw Frahm tiikrkbli. cowsriTt Ttnx. tr sad aurirag farm and family Week­ Tho Constitution fortyed by tho Con, and has reorgwriieJ it upon a firmer croaa at Montgomery for th-i Confederate IBM. The kiod t'f “RWorss" which th* gtatra will no doubt be unantmoutiy reu Red THJteX pRQ.WOKK [OX aud list of contributor! to bo always has Loen." . J. B. LaSurs’s Ad INDIANA AND OTHER ELECTIONS. STA >B«ral Afisira with U. entertaining KI.-.ILHJiailJ! KKclD! Money toat by betting om be epeedsiy pffcial Medical Aur-ouncenieDt urlt«anti : Ibit (' uifort a nd llap'^mcsd ’ .1! ' Sick aud All icd ! GF HASTINGS AND yjCHilTY. DR. J. B LaSURE the sooner Wo have bail and are having war meetHowto do it! „ Lrt.. lu.e l'HAVE NEMlNaS a the first one may jurt ai wet’ bo h«d riirlit here in Iktroll uxanywhero otee. Have you lost money by betting or otherwiae • * * The popular voice is yet !«<«»- an the Indiana or ether State tuJ. Will it not arrest this crud, bloody, any work is bu fratricidal war?—^j»'d 17, 181*1. Mstribatlflii Company, of Frankfort. Ky., [This was just stKr Fdft Sumter bad which, being autliorited by lfe« lAE’.ilatare, SrS been captured by armed traitors, and the Praidcnt had ratnruonod the first army of cod MS.M por year with Um rest 6 subscribers. Less to dub» E WESTERN RURAL Recovered! IT CALIX FOR FEA* E WRITI KIM volunteers to defend the Union. The call aUentiotatu .xM: shop with Jraou raw a Cllreh and Haihcto Street. .U ll.M XX6J >“*• I Fret Preu then whined fir pe*ec-] rr KATS OCR LIBERTY LAWS WERE ‘ TREA- ,h V ihc) wW pretty tarter 6OXAMI.E. a1 - < u .vs. u<. ta riDNTni. t:. -»n CT J0®*1 W®«b 1200 pounds. Tin Julius Rvssell. MijbigKn in peace was n nullifying i,,™i‘X I .juoif w rw , _____ „ __ State defying tM Coui.titution and vw- fore, <1j noi ruoti an telhc umes X l»w.;. To lb'» CHEAP CECTSHSUI. TH1P-T. liasstatutos inTforct- whxh as baa •> have any acruplea. rvoasm!»«•_ t>M JhW* i Smil | Jcff.raon and lleajsmin ftaRklm bptoappsg. I e.l of lust such a ‘‘lottery ' M '‘KentoMty) m uwr 3.1WX �. . . .--lx n Watha Ksaablican remain h tbs ~ strongteM. U Jte*x" the rebeHi«> Itotod, ** w P°l“ * party that burst thtHwads from 4.000, teasfdM£10» for fc«» 000 ulavre, and ibis alone will make il ,c white the ttemph BU,° VhAuO, > itkgk Au* a. (•■**< K> immortal. It « the Rcpulli.-an party ' * 1 * liluwl kmHa. M tho ma.1 iapibuu lhat that proposes to protect the sacred rights i h« «W Ukw jUaw u Ik.. Mmm, of iku of American citizens at home and abroad. I WHTikl~«.4»iuMboub Th.-, ht g«d man of all parties, throe । w the tMtnl or.M« u^^klk. tl .ro U who iovo liberty and hate treason—rrfy | nianA obmA TUh U >m arouud the banner of Hay® and Wheeler ( »td aiuuu in Mure Ac Ou. uwuuwj, m fkrely u. 5onh.ru w. «K their UlloU —YOU as we shot and again the Nation rM.MraRT«rtdr. Uastixc.3, Nico., Oct. 20, 18TC ’ W the U* Ac Tikka end » uM BoMh will U saved from a apeadj death. ud threat w.m stroreK). Vfec uucreM of Tikb-u woul-l U the triumph of tbaold rebd element of the South. To restore TEA! TEA!! Our Teas are all NEW and , bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. RUTHMFOBD B HAYES. Coffee.* R*tkM«»d BwHnl H.,™ ~ !x« cx-rebnfa to power would result in the payMufrobeietehas and tho peoriooing of I UD4.w«s0kte, 0*4,1822. Hkpt HkliilMln, ihanb, ubjeoting the tax- I au, S.lh«rf*4 H.."* •*! s<»u* B”~ payro te an additional burden of taxation. eUH, nn alina of Wivlkan Con*;. Md «»igmto<l Io Okw ia 1817. TM teawtaratm party talks of the bw “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should bo no inflation which> will depreciate the on© nor eeo-. tenan interferance which willl destroy the other.” Ills tlrol AoMricaa allocator of tho name deus of tutena, aid yA willfully or igaomudj.tetenitoTretore an clement-which of Haywa was Gworge Hayes, a Scotdhman, i(Wl|imM>wJd ptewpuxee aaoMtaiua who routed in Windsor, Com., abqH hiah. Muted ip oMaia^obiU tetre- 1680. . fur Fvcful^nt, RUTKRWJ. 84US. «r OMo. VTcc-Pruauid Spices. Hia mother was deaeeuded from John eludwi the vatt sum of 82,4M,W.0,(»0. Bin-hard, who came over with hia father’s family from England in 1635, aud became This ia a Lifl directing oompeaaalfou to be allowed for tlw ua« anil occupation of pro­ ____ c.l___ ... perty byjhe United States oroiy during tTNoxwioh, Conn. Throe of hie aucreum, Daniel Altoin. the tetc' wax. TU bill luttexiMa the tecretary of Wax to allow rtawnahfo wn»- Urvd Sntoh, aid Ellas Birchard, were pawataMi to all idiiacuB of thq United awmbettcftho Rsroluuonary A.nu0r,.th« ' States tor tte «to and occupation of tkeir latter dying during his term of amrireduood hyifc. teteteuf Tomma iaiw- UTIOKAL survutelK tettkr‘ /i From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. . sporty by the United States army, or any part titcroef, during tha hte fivil was. Reffoctouo murncut. Think of this atarth ing projxuium. This bill iMiadea both loyal and dite^al cithmm Thia would require mill i WHEILXB. of Near York. You can have in any shape you Want Crackers. We brag on. In 1842, young Hayes graduated at Kesyou College with the first barters of . Cheese hia clam, of which ho wm th* yrfwgmh member, and iMog tho Midyear 6a bega« tho Study of law wlth Thouws’ Spar­ parmentiir eveay halite laid j ayery tree row. Ewp, at Cefcutons, Ohio. In l<ua ho graduated |U the Uy cut down y every camping ground ; «Tcry : cornfield destroyed ; every fwoo mfl burn- School of Harvard VuivMrity, was ndmiti ad, and even the -cry ground wherefca Her ed to the harm Marietta, aud bug re to* our honored teed, rent would be required practice uf bis profession at Hrimoob for the roma. In ntekfon to throe.' vast Ohio, in partnership with General Ralph a handsome bead and a raibsr handsome drinsj they dvti-aad that we refund 868,­ P. puchhnd Io 1819 hv removed to Cineinna Ii, and body, and a face which would introduce 072,088 of cotton tax eolk-ctod in the ' Gulf SlaU-r during tho.yroro 1&C5 GG-G7. in 1852 was married to Lucy Ware Webb, Liu. ferorably anywhere. HwortSitexra I, ekin florid. tcniperaBMMrt mluuMl ■ This bill proper to refund tho tax to the daughter of Dr. James Webh nnd Mari* vital motive and mental in almost parties wlfoproduoad the onUan, but there Cook, of Chillicothe. rupatifoM. He is aaitbae Co* Ilia same pr. In 1856 ho w» nominated for Judge of fa»t nor tw> alow, excitable or doggish, but * is no douSt but that this is a gigantin job Comnicn Plear. but declined the cemina- is at once «xnScictiily eaarette, original, of lobbyila aud speculator,, who Eave live, dignified and romduta. He wHjpreiiwui ' managed 'to get coutrul of the original In 1858, the o&oe of City Solicitor io more prof found than showy, and has more ' daima by agreeing to pay a trifling per becoming vacant by the death of Judge than versatility^ He wit1 finish ceut vu their free valve iMhc bill should Hart, he was unexpectedly elected by the1 Ciiy Council tn fill the vacancy, and in become a |aw. Squall the South gain 1859 waa re-elected by the people fox a pcsMwnn of ^uagrros the final pasiupc of lull term, running overfire hundred wutes this bill may be accepted u certain. The ahead of bis ticket. He held this office until the breaking . ,u, is to issue bonds, of tho United States ■ in aunts of baodnxl. five hundred, and out of tho Soutiutrij rebaUfon, syueu^ with Judge Mathews, to raised a rritimejt for one thouaenfi doihra, payable nt the Treas- the Union Mtricc, and Went out witH Stna «/<*<>. sw, to bearer at the ikied his rvguneut, forming part <>f| end of thirty ycara from dote, in gold, teaming interest at tho rote of fero per rea­ (ienreal Ueno s dirioiou, at <hj battle of i T WHEN South Mountain, in September, 1HI12, hav­ •’ARTY IS HI , turn, per annum, payable scmi-amnually in T \ OF REFOL—. _ _ ______ __ ing received a commimi .u as .1 dtntaiotit gold. The aMnunl interest on this auui CobiNL (•I THE DECRSPIT OLD IxtON THE FABLE. W»D SOUSfigf would be over 83y400,000, and in thirty The ngiment wm the first that rotahoath tear wnlilnnnwMATi years would amount to 8102,1 OS,57U. lished a noaitton on South Mountain. COULD NOT GAIN BlLKTRENtTl I.icuuiiunt-Ooloud Hay® wa* severely eweHhig tho cotaon claim, principal andaowounded in tho am, hut remained wire ■ owulated inforeef, to the eaonuoua WARD REFORM. his regimaut througtent the action. ’ amount of |170,180,658. This is demand BriA Um Ma, m In 1862 ho was appointed Colonal ofthe No, lh Then wo hava private relief bills twenty-thud Ohio Regiment, aud dared boMrt noa|l> fcr kia u up* AnU TO THROW VP introdueed aggaegating many thousands of io eomnMri < tba Kanawha Dirision, JlUW Hrngrr. k>n b, «K« i,, 1 AM WILLING hwHT !. ■ 1 THG8E MEN uoltea. When TUd-.-u and a united South than ordered back to Wert Virginia. USED 1'HE FART He waa wboapently promoted to BrigQW.V EVIL ENJ&. gal coatn.!. many theuaands more will be odier'Genoral “for gallant and miriiorioes ACCEW Y REC Al praneutod. '.Hero ia abiD introduoed by earvlcws In the battfoe of Wroete nlXTBVE. IN nw F Mr. Haralso | of Alabama. "A bill to py Fteher a Hill, aud Cedar G’rtek,” nd wiiieirw NF.viB_-a I DOXOT^iHMafl ‘ the Medical CoUcge of Alabama 850,000 breveted Mak OU.T WHjlAAM A. diuEnatrishM Mrvicea during tha cast for loMtanuiMd by military oocupaucy." Steth Usrollaa ccrrenpcndtMrt af tha of 1864, in West Virginia, and partk Detroit Advertisements. By Mr. Young, Tan. A bill to pay R. Ivin the battles of Eiaher's Hill and ( Keklkfc AK.MWX. o.TSAUXX QtrrMFR THOUGHTPVL. T'NFRE- Podky mnsfot <24,400 for rent cfhte U» J' Bi.i Ub *.,Ud tba rt . BtMt. TENBING. YKT IJMFLrKWlliCG ,cotton shod and,, store house in Memphis •A.. XT. 8ABIW tfc CO ;0RSI**«a»2('cmMJ>k«, wm in MAN. WHOM THE CBiCMlWiATI Comabsfer toskcVtafc-s^lMsai* (-ONVEXXIPN ASSIGN ED TO THJC aud for buUdmgs destroyed by Vnitnd Stat® military nutouridcs. Tobacco We sell from 50 to 8Oots. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.00. Ohio Stone Ware Is the b?st. ( Urockery. Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. Remember. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House Jn Ihu tnuroo vf his arduous aanaac*; Wo iiudat that three and many other propositions mate by those lately iu ycbel- four hoiMH had been riiot under Wm, wad1 had been wounded four titnro. Ij«i,.,nicrriul i^fonua. u mrj lu la 1874 ha was nominated to runwiaut W* in >H> .-nOHtntiwwhk. Tbc bulk the Second Conpwiooal Disufca of Ohio, «» «»wwUI<rf,kf> and was dreted by a majority of 8,098. Wndh'lW gutu THE REPUKLLCAN PARTY. AND -WHYTO^E ^tSyfaBr8, THIS PROUD HLAG GRAIN, FLOUR TVS.. York fVikwr ba. mt. " vr.**’,. •• jum* >A»»» to tte kcwniii^M* J i*»irna«i,*rrt. Tb». *~r-—. 4. Ikm^Un And Mill Taed JTrJ. Biding, Ikirth, MH>, Ubml CmK (4tineei Iterl -ra cn all kinds Ft) IN ITU HL, , -were wot robte, sad -“demands ample oom . pewatwu to Th* tevo owner for the Am kJ tee act of the wifs tton ef.lftntagEMtr “Thf Southern ! States should ateo ba folly eompem|ad » tet too MjMwe they incurred in dffiKtVng <«r «/««»sfonret tor/tarto/tAc/rre ^a/ro." Thai WW IMSfc 1 •» >»* .■SHI *>b»c <Um> lh. “general GpreraBMBt should levy a direct tax npojali of the real and personal pro­ perty ur tha Utotod fetatos.'' 1 Ota Mtefe ii Piw! SAUSBUBY i BP.0SSK1U m ~«ij?«5»wtd>ri0,a. sJn»K«sjt nr*.(.ui teUAUMni a*I iM i , xxi30w4. Wo appeal LOUR, GRAIN, IW ASH SEEDS&-1 and fboit, M Woodbridge . Look Lore ! I*"* 1,('re! Mir.HiQAN. ndo it, for, withUw J. M. HEWES, > g»»M h-~ iteWx-i .rrirorinr a Cofin Worth ,lf. �1? 4attJT Lu BBT7. county Grceuback party . .-.ker* to forsake | their ticket and vote for Tilden. Ahao’Itl* nol n ___ ... u.a ----- • —• . ' WOUOl pO»- > » y Republicana thnu-hontthe country whu have been Indetifiad with the Greenback 8HWtr u 'J- Special 8 6’.;ces From Woodland a brown horse belong* •"■■hrtauuiiM ■■<>•■ u,.: rri..a I1}? *?. Albert II. 8idnam, one crooked leg,' ry>i«m aiiie from n vldxlafi blind tn ono eye, with blanket bridle and wangle on when miso-d. Aurone giving ---------~ vuuiiuou ocnooi ’ H. O«,kl I, h... ih. U||M tnformauon of his whweabout. will be re Wa. « ,.^^cnca t’’° ®‘,t8 South, one ■ ureriiinx that* dUorderml IXt.nt.wl ................................... " and a half mile. Exit of Woodland Ccn - —v , -- •• wi.au ■■ _______ xxi48l8 •rpires until tho next Centennial. °Q" says; •• Mr. Goodyear had the courage Lest. •» well as ability " (two good articles to have I presume, and 1 would advise Mr. Goodyear A prom'maory note given by William not to let them lay around looee or some of Knapp and bi* brother, of IltwtinM. B*rry oountles fi silent members " may apSiyabla to J. Winter*, due Oct. 15 1876. n thia note payment has been stopped, right* and privileges of hie constituents." and tho penton who found it will confer a Council Proceedings. Will •• Q " please mention one •• right and fitvor by returning it to tho subscriber. privilege" more than any other member of „ _ Abe Bunnkll. OFFICE TIME CARD A meeting of the CvmmouJoUncn of the city of the House Mr. Goodyear "had the Barry Oct 16th 187Q. xxi49t3 »f Halting, wm held. paroMtnt to notice at •Mirage and ability to M.trt ! " I have been th. Counc.l Boom on Oct. J th, 187R thinking, and only one eomes to my mind. i daily. «xeeplfiun<l»jr. Take Notice. Pretent—the Mayor. Rec. rder, Aid., Evan*. The "courage and ability to vote for 1. P. Lewi*.- McNaughton. Shridon and Tontlin*on’ ChriManey. The reading of the minute* of the laat meal­ All parties indebted to us by note or ing wm dlapenned with. partlw in this county to honestly or diahonert- account must settle tbu game without llaltimorc. Bedford. John*Report of Finance Oomfoittee, on the ncfiirtber delay or notice. tuov.rn.ni. are brining io re* that to vote th. andsunlayv-V.-oj r. a. Greenback ticket will be ta weaken the Repub­ lican party, and virtually atrengtben that of the Democratic. So th, .eonrequeaee ia. they JHO r.». are returning to the Republican party, and will ca.t their vote* foro H.y„ 1:4.) *. x. 103 r. m. )<!• l» U. Iw ««, JMni). SALmtmr & ccd al there nollirv, aw allowed by a vote by"4y< low*: . J. .M. N EVINS. P. M. . S C Prindle >hn Q. Crev.y aud Tomlinaon, 5. ‘ Nay*—none. * • On motion of Aid. ^omlinron, the bid of Denhi« & Holme*, for printing one hundred copiee oif the by'-law* ?f the Fire and How . MUoT. Wheeler ...John ilotehkU, Holbrook Componita, and fire ordinance, in book form for the *utu of twelve dollar*, wm accepted and adopted. By Aid. Lewi*: R'tolrtd, That the tgnlter ef rtraighUaiag of State atreet from F«S ereek o**t be poat- 42w6 Do not skulk around and hide behind "(J." like the midnight assassin, and try and stab WANTED—Our pay at once, it •ave you trouble.. xxi46tf Smith, Maneo &. Preton. Elliott, n. P. Cherry md Fred Collin.. Do not r. IlC<*itcr1n»udi. Clty Attorney, in conjunction with Aid. Shel­ don of the Street Comndilse, bo instructed to investigate the records with regaroMo a bar gain made by II. J. Kaafieid with the village of Hastings (now city) for furnishing a street Also Poultry, in their Season. A CARD. Cai M*r boss to pmm. Market one door West of J. P. Roberts ?<?;????m ??? t A Card. Drag Store. V. LEINS. John Stanley sells better, and cheaper Tea, than any other House in the city. ib» to ia foil—Uk, a mao., Gan^ etc. Fresh Fish ____ What grudge Em Dina against Sammy, the Defonncr? Ht advocates him strongly in the New York Sun; and that would de­ feat the best man that ever lived. Hutingu, Oct. 24,187?. xxi52tf. Scholars Wanted Republican Meetings ____ /...J W Houghtalin _ .Porter Burton. Curtle Ferrer on hand. Brossxav. article, and lbs remainder of-’Q’s" letter. . AH kinds of FRESH and SALT Meats I lake thia opportunity of extending to former jxtrone To learn Lace Making, by Mrs. OSTERHOUDT, at her Rooms KWUH wur». Portland. Uaint. cqqq sat .t.txnr.sxvEi (£) t) v <7 tbu.e wtLHn* to work mb wily earn a over tho Postqffice. that they report al Mid adjourned meeting Io nil who here eo liberally patron- All About tne County. parties. The resolution was adopted by a void by ayes and nays, as follows: Ayes—Evans. Lewis, 'McNaughton. Sheidea and Tomlinson, 5. . 3. F. SruxBorr. verrtcce as special policeman, and ft J. Rieh Woodland Cuter on Friday ud Saturday a throughout this 'er of thia city. For proof call and tfons Sb that article. 'Please Secretary of State tor a copy uf the amended charter of the City of Heatings was referred to Finance Committee, with instructions. of John C Cole ta comply with tho liquor law be approved and adopted and placed on file. A motion wm put and carried that the Com­ mittee of the Fire Department be authurixad to have a mutable lower pnljnp to hang fire bell Evpub'.icntur of 1'rxirierille.and aAT:SO o'clock P. M. F. Qt-*c-KMBcaa, Reorder. f vBUre. Cwrespondenoe. Tite tteerat Election*'’ in .... troll: being left It is expected Ihrt all will be present the first ' tiiinga lively ta Eaton Mite, Oct. 28, i»7A the 12th insL ia an artiele from Cedar Creek, signed ••Q.” Will you give me spaoa in the Gso. D. Bxanxx. Township Sup'L Woodland, Oct. 2.1th. 187« Advertised Letters. Liat of letters remaining in the Hastings P. 0. Barry County,. Mleh. Oct. 53.187S. David Adams. - John Bulling. Dsrlus Foster. 2. Joonis Barry. Ebon Remington, Woara Coxstmoura.—Good diet makes htalthy children end healthy adult/ Good Saleratas helps to make nutritious healthy diet— Hence use D. > DeLand A Co.’s Bat CRm. ieal.SUtntua. as it is perfectly pure, and belter than Soda and Baking Powder for all purpere*. A word of approval.—Th, Chicago JViue, in ■peaking of the Grand Rapid* Bpt!n*M.College and Telegraphic Inctitut,, from which «o many of our meat proficient accountant* and bue- • e-j; to Philadelphia to attend the great brut® Write. the wife vrLipper of Rut- the Chicago flaws pronounces his Dtfroil Qaunertial Aditrtiirr. ixk p. in. before Justice Uoyford of thia State legislature.’• I premime that is a fact. Then he thinks "a review of them would not ih & 22th inst. The PrdJding Elder. DIED. (Democrats). Ths two I propose to •* review" hereafter. Hen he speaks of the rewrite qualifom- FIR^IF—OeioMr Iflth. IS78. at tha raaldenco of die itnefit of’the Part-w, Her, G. W. 1. All orc iuvitod. IKG DNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. The following, named gentle­ men will speak upon the political issues of tho day, - ’ as follows. James O’DonneL AT THE COI KT HOUSE, TUESDAY EVENiyO, OCT ■ SI, 1876. Util ttow# Rititej / but " who did POMM • common whool^lure. tlon/ Too bad, Mr. Editor, thu ptamlar poo•r« of Michigan will deliver tt-'Itcpubli. pl, had to " robmii " io «ueh an in»ult. I wm n.t aware a common taboo! odnntjon dJaquaifutur. Due notice will lie given. ifled a poroon for holdinc o«co. * inter, is coming *u«t sM> aure as election; ..Q" wyi eotnes, and Hayes and Wheeler will sure 1*. elected as Winter, Election and ths 7th of November are to come. For this bcnoQt of-ilft.Republican Greenback roters of Barry-county, .wo would inform them tint Carpenter, the Greenliack nominee for New Goods, end Cheap. Boote and Hboe», Hommv, Notion. 8tas * Mrs. E. M- Hand • ScR? A CARD TO THE AMERICAS PUBLIC. ' ! frit, of our bar, in their e>0M imitation ,1 | Meuro the nropl, w. havn Ein, box ofHaJlownr'* PW ] their health Oct. 27th, nt Middleville. D. R, Cook and Geo. M, Djstyifr. Oct 2Sth at the Brigg’s School House, Assyria. Oct. 30th, at AIdurs Hall, Madison Dispensary, Middleville. Nov. 3d, at Orangeville Village. Nov. 4U», at Calkins School House, Prairieville. . Nov. 6th, at Woodlnnil U enter. Clement Smith, Oct. 27th, at Bryant School House, Baltimore. Oct. 28th, at lyving Station. Oct. 30th, at Ofis School House RAMMBE GUIDE.Ofi SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. Rutland. ’ Oct 31st, at Hickory Corners. Nov, 1st, at Prairieville Village. Nov. 2d, at Pinbrj* School House, Yankee Springs. PROBATE ORDER— Nov. 4th, at Striker School nr uirutniu ^n.. House, Baltimore. Clement Smith and A. JL Elub, Nov. 3d, at Diamond School J’rewni. ti. C. Prindl*.Jndre «f Prsbaia. In the matter of th. ntat* of Charlm House, Orangeville. Sarah A. H. ELLIS—on financb. Nov. 1st, at Van xlrman School House, Rutland. Nov. 2d, at Nashville. Nov. 4th, at Middleville. tkoweauat. P. W. Niskern. nl. i.rr Oct. 27th, nt Doty School House, Johnstown. . e*u«in« • oop)' of thb outer to Oct. 28th, at Brown School House, Orangeville. Nov, 1st, at Center School House, Hastings. GUARDIAN’S SALE. CENTENNIAL. 8. J. Bideulkn, Cairman. PENSIONS F01 SALE OB EXCHAME. Wheeler. We wj Grntpl Hopidu on Monday tut from thia city, '■ ibm. Janie* G Diuuc. Wt beard him. t!ul n, as well m we coubl- ten red* away. -•"Hliwitbttan-ling there wtre thottaaada who Remember the place. Mrs. P. D. Osterhoudt. I Hahiags, Oct. 24, 1876. (xxi52w4) We ,h»il rrientltedy thin with th, utmoft vixor Hon. J.M. McGowan Tam oat Everybody. The Indie* ore cordially invited. By Order of Rep. Co- Cow- of all styles will be taught, for TIDIES, TRIMMINGS, 4c, raited to t irtsrtaa ing partis to think ‘'the people of thia eonnty,’ (bat does not say what kinds of people f 1’. Band of thia city elicited many and wsrtu i-.n>plimeuts from ludixjdxtai* at Grand ■ is on Monday cren(ng Inst. ALL SPEAKING TO BE IN THE EVEN- ‘ Notice to Teacher*. Tho account of Moses Rich for >7.60, tdf fundi therefor, m followa . Ayes—Evans, Lswi*, McNaughton, Sholdon Lace Making >y departure to new fields of usefulnest, 1 therefore, again, kindly thank Centennial Millinfir AND Dms-Maiiiii Stop! Mrs. OSTERHOUDT & WlLKINl wish to inform the Ladies of Hastings and vicinity that they have opened a new Millinery and Dress-Making Shop, over the Postoffice,. , We also do all kinds of Fkmly Sewing. Ladies, give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Mrs. Ostrrhocdt 4 Whxinb. Hastings, Oct. 24, 1876. (xxiwtf) Laties iMiuUss Miak gels $3.15 a*4 Dpwaris. Ciilta Sen, Meli & Upiarts. Game liii Sett |T & Upva’ris. FURS AND ROBES REPAIRED. STAR STORE, CMAXD RAPIDB. MICOI. GRAND BAPIDR. H. A. teatatitM, could dettm. HAT o. v. GREENFIELD. Goody® , jxjAGwi Bortioff, Mich. j - MICM BOARD ARB ROOM. KUO MHt BAT. �4/ 8LKCTI0K 7- 4GTICI. WroilIM Railroads. gallroads.____ Railroad s. _Railroads Gran! Ws CHICAGO k LAKIC HOPS •» B- TIME TABLE No. 8. Northern KAILWAY COMPANY cSSat ■ailroacl1®41 time table T<Mng Eff«77£r 16,h Hw GOING NORTH. CENT RAL MICHIGAN 8TATIOXK. COI-’O EAST. .aall. C H * P U gvanau. A. X. Philadelphia. 'ta i! SEW TOBE CESTB1L BlILMiO 2 1 J Stafri. Valparaiso, An. ■ 10 30 11 s i15 ,’S ... TRAINS MAW. I a: BelleTut. T~ On tab line are unrerpaasad. Meals will be flat■ Uhsd at reliable boon. «nd atnplo time allowed At reduced rates will bo sold al all priaelpal a 11 5Kr®‘c55lszozr Trcicws-et An L iS H S 'd THE EATING STATIONS S * * “* Vwksbnra.’ ’ Mtaad. M L. D. Qcacauavia, Raeordtr. Gran J RkpU» Howard Citv &T1TI0M. £Um.*H«r8nr& r. *■ . KeadallriUc III GOING SOUTH. |xo. t'xO.IKO.1 STATION? T.----- FRT .MX* is iff m. Tot sax' stbor InfonaaUon aptly to Wartarn Paseentcr Apol SAIL. L 8EDHKJB, D. I. BOYD, Jr, acr/r “RUKagft- CALIFORNIA TMECHICAGO A NORTH-WESTER?" Embraces under ono management the Great Trunk Railway Line* of ttw WEST and NORTH-WEST, and, with its numcrone branches andconriectliHis. form* the shortest aud quickest route* between Chicago end all point* in Illnois, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan. Minnesota, Iowa. Ne­ braska, California, and the West­ ern Territories. Its Omaha and California Line Our Centennial, Is the shortest and best route forall points in Northern Illinois, Iowa, -Dakoto, Nebraska, Wyoming. Col­ orado, Utah, Nevada, California, Train has brought me a well aaaorted Oregon, China, Japan and Austra­ lia. Its stock of Boots, Shoe*', and Gailere for the SS KlbsrlH. t.-*mi>boll Hobert JI. <SDK ffiSSSiKffi. poiats I..’ *n<| Writ. TiLt-will—With Indlaaapalia, Prm A Chiearo IL far Pera. Indianapolis. and all ooataavaatvni ]Xiu"'c wt L »-With LoairrIIla. Nov Albany A CM­ CMV H. IL. for LoaiasilU. Nev Albany, and Stmta<re points. S Cbta^RjTfi n.'B. LisTita. ><;»n-l8ep,-..DaL-»a tttt' BRAND RAPIDS DIYISIII, summer and fell trade, which 1 will sell Chicago, Madison and St. way down low lor Cash. I also sail the Paul Line celebrated Singer Sewing Machine Is tho short Udo for Northern Wis-1 different Kinds of-Sewing Machines. Neo­ consin and Minnesota, and for Mai>dies and Machine Oil. I also soil Well k ison, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and all points in the Great Northwest. Cistern Pumps. J. Mau* Winona and St. Peter Line Opposite the Port OSce Is the only route for Winona, Roches­ xxlltf Hastings, Mich. ter, Owatonna, Mankato, St. Peter, New Ulm, aud all point* in Whitman's Assorted Candies—the best Southern and Central Miocaou. Its d the market. A full supply at J. P. Creen Bay and Marquette Roberts'.________ '- . J •/.,_________ The Reliable Sheri Llae HAND. RAPIDS ARB BHIOIT TIME TABLE. Line Pur Toledo bottled ale by the dosen or I* the only line for Janesville, otherwise, aud stock ale, and porter by the Watertown, Fon Du Lac. Oshkosh, bulk, go to John Stanley's. xxt44t3 Appleton. Green Baa-, Escanaba, HEW APVERTISMENTS. F Rowell &. Co's. Col. Negaunee, Marquette, Houghton, Hancock, and the Lake Superior Country. Its TIMECARD IsEB^fJalj. S Train’ run by Chica*o Tice. FreePort and Dubuque Line TRAILS GOING ROUTH. Tn the only route for Elgin. Rockford, Freeport, aud all points via Freeport. Chicago and Milwaukee Line Is the old Lake Shore Route, and ia the only one panxing through Evanston.’ Lake Forest, Highland Park, Waukegan, Racine, Kenosha to Milwaukee. , Pullman Palace Cars Tarrant's Seiner Aperient Ware the wadfeinal propoUM of taa bast Mntt*H tn tte werM. . BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. twtjfewteaairag Are run on all through trains of th Is road. . bi* is the ONLY LINE running these cars between ' Chicago and St Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago and Winona. At Omaha our .Sleepent connect with the Overland Steepen on the Union Pacific Railroad for all point* West of the Missouri River. ■ On the arrival of the train* from the East or South, the trains of the Ohlcnvo A North-Western Railway LEAVE CHICAGO a* follow*: For Council Blush. Omaha nnd (Jkll. forma. Two Through Train* (tally, with Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Care through to Council Blufb. For St. Paul ana Minneapolis Two Phrough Tratun Daily, with Pullmnn Talace Cars attached oa both train* - d For Green Bay and IA*ka Superior, Two Train* daily, with Pullman Pm Care attached, nnd running through tn rw ■uwmure, r our i trough Train* (tally, Pullman Care on night train*. Parlor Chair Care on day trams. For Spartaand Winona and points to Minnesota, One Through Train dally with Pullman Hkepcre to Winona. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Through Train* dally, with Pullman Care on night train*. Fof Dubuque and La Crosse, via Clin ton two Through Train* dally, wlthPullaron Cara on night train to Mc­ Gregor, Iowa. Yankt’m, Two °*"to “‘-“■I’ sthiotly^ ihw .!■■ *■ Fur. Rockford, Bie Janesville, and othei have from two to ten New YorkOffloe.N TRAINS GQ1AG XOItTIL Sfl^X3GK^OT-£Si-fig'^tpSutejKSV?1” J0*-’ road Bait and «>fblrea Central rail Cidcaio, F'Ki Flaii 4 . Tha JOLIKT. MOKRIH. tSU. JS tefefr. :e Ei - root* ftr Council Bluffs aai Onuia Witbout Cb«nE» 01 Cin, D"aoKhWB8J(t«> «•«* KANSAS USE. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-30.pdf 3a015968383700daf8d82d4c77eb1aeb PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 53. HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 30,1876'. — -- ----------- - jhe jtajni-Weekly hepltblicaji Sapper1 Wag°na- crow**, underowng, suv«» Etc., Etc. WAGONSI GEO. M. DEWEY ll OR -l PUBUSHER. tv. Mk-hilJli. TKRMd Of rURK’IMFTIOS: fon t^e !,t*T ®*X7T Djir® tflLL m ffil BROS., IM this PAfKK IS ON FILE WITH h , ns . Mieff At prices lower than ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. PLOW^S AND CASTINGS 1 -u XsH'l in the Court II. C. PECKHAM. [‘HplCTAN & SURGEON, In additioivfo the Oliver Chilled Plows ! and castings, we have a full stock of POINTS SALISBURY k BROSSEAU. DB.H.F. PECKHAM. A-USTD EXTRAS for the Gaae, Curtis, Robinson, Dodge and Kalamazoo Plows. Points are all ground j and sold at. the same price as unground I points. I Myi QREBLE & RUSSELL. MCLBCTICPHTMCIAm ANDRVnGEOX-Dlek-I THE Films I VICTORY ’ IS ¥ IV ■ ■A ■ ■ ** WON I wwrewuw ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The 'Triumph is Complete. A. P DRAKE. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. WH. FL RAYFORD, DR. C. RUSSELL ANA SURGBON.-Oflcu Block. I • »u>r«. ■. Ml.b, . Comnlnionar. lull lie Mrt General CuJ. CHAM. fl. BAUER. I AT LAW AND PROSECUTING KT for R»rr» County. Asont fur Horae > Co., of N. Y„ and Phtanix Ininraaca rtfortl. US co in the Court Bosau. IFM. ISAAC W. VROOMAN. JOHN STANLEY. Hastninga, Jrme l^.’VS STAVES. STAVES. Being a business that needs a great deal c-rt uar JOBS Q. CRESSY. __________ , AJV1J SEE ME I UNDERTAKING F. 8. BOffEX. "T\'‘ SXaiKEgR. Coanty Surrcynr. aad G«n- jtiSrag”’7***1* For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usualy kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME BURGHER. ATYO/NBY. CouauulUr. and SoHcltcr. Ottoo ■Wult , fiMUast.Sfieh. JaarlTS _ S-C- PRINDLECONVBYANCBR * LOAN C!!?aK21SKSS?‘~» C. G. HOLBROOK. -%gl of experience, , BTEBBISS BKOTHKM. After many years In the baalMS <*» “J “■** U”J on do bettK work, xod glr» btttrr Klafaction than any other Ann in thin Metton. W. H. Slrbbln., lb. «mlor member, with Ui« experteuce ol * l»btime, will «lw.y» cl” >"■ PerMnal •*tention to thia part of their extonsivw. and Team furniabed when The Electric Balm will be used only when desired. STEBBINS BROS. Haatlnga, July 38th, 1875. xxlltf Highest Market Price in Cash, or MMteviilr. Ia«alr« at Central noaru. B. D. WIITB, WHOLE NO. 1096, i. ,i- । —■ GOV. CHAMBERLAIN’S LETTER th, (Worn of . j. ~ -b* "*• «*«■»• Km . Sdd ----------the presoot election, and thd*'- to overthrow W« herewith print thp letter of Gov. pickrt., a»d aana'd cb. p^doo at a kc Chamberlain of South Carolina, to the Xew Ute m,j. Bahr. forward lh.r York Tribune. Wo leave out nearly a I come now to the tnnnctiop which is ' awuam..M>ul w th, l<.d&g<„kJrrf Ikrauelrr. aa muck column and a lialf in consequence of the known-hero u*‘the Ellenton maasacre.’’and which was the immediate cause of my call grtat length of the letter, but give to the upon the President for military aid. Thp readers of tlio Bamxxr tho main and im­ country ia already familiar with the Ham-, •BXstt if they would compromise. The portant part p{ the production. ReaU^bss burg mawacre, which was at the time of ^7? rep,iT1 lh*tth«y had no quarDot know what compromise everybody, because it U «n uniinpar-sioued Sts occurrence, in July, declared by my opponenta here to bo sporadic and unpreme­ n»ent. The representative of the rifle duba and true stateimuit of tho proceudiogs of then said tha the elube had a warrant for ditated in its character. Ellenton the the Democratic party in South Carolina cooler of the scene of the latter sod mere the arrest of Alexander Pope and they for the past few months: extensive massacre, is jituated in the name Wanted him. Tho colored wen answered Fram tas'X. Y. Tribasis. Oes. Mh, l|TA county with Hamburg (Aiken), and about that Pope was not with them, but that if I now proceed to present a statement of twenty miles distant. The counties ad­ tho rifle stabs hod a warrant for any one the facta upon which the present call upon joining Ailreu on tire north and aouth they could come and search for him. tho President f<i aid m .suppressing do are Edgefield and KiruwcU. The riot and The representative of the rifle dubs Rustic violence In this State has l?ccn made. massacre continued from the 16th to the then proposed a conference of five men I shall make uri statement which docs not 21th of September. The affair was so from each side. Such a conference took rest on official inflirmr-tim now in my nns- carefally planned, all truthful reporta of its seasioq, i horaoteF-werc so suoccaofally suppressed, should disperse and go to their homes. urKorTiiKnuLncM.’us. “*c l<rrur inspind in mi tbc lnc*| uft The white men who attended this confcr*t ILITART STREXU III OF Til K RIFLKCLVB9. o»4o,x>n theit way back to the lines of the .....: ._ _> Ibo HI. doh,. Theo ±1“^,“W First As fo rile cfabo, chanced to meet thrco colored doh. .™ mgMtamoM having wan- d». J" “lU®? T* lindive feature „f mil.u^ «“*• neea retiring to their homes in pursuance of the agreement now stated. They in­ . ___ '. Evra then the “!?• -»?. w. stantly fired upon them and killed Henry prodamatbu of the 7th inst. of which I i report was very imperfect on account of Campbell and wounded Abram Overstreet the fact that the colored people who were • have no evidence, in C^cry c^nnty in the the witnraees and objocuofthe violence !in the head and Nelson Bush in the thigh. Stale. I hare the evidt-nev of the ex­ wore absent from their Romes through fear Thia demonstration convinced the colored istence of213 rifle club’, with the names that the conference was anicre trick, and when accessible were in many tnstan- people ' of some or all of their officers. These clubs that the purpose of the rifle clubs was cxs unwilling to give their testimony un and ' have an average membership of 60 tp-'n. til farther protection could be guaranteed to kill them in detail after drawing them The evidence shows that tho members, of of the swamp, ax.weli as to learn their theni. An elaborate investigation has out ' this force nearly 13.0(H) men are armed numbers and whether they were armed. now been made, nod the following state; ■ with not levj-thaa S.OVO improved breach** ment is made up from the written testi- ;During the conference the colored men loading rifles. My estimate of the whole had freely stated that they had only a few mony of more than one hundred sworn number of men enrolled in the rifle dubs witnesses who have been carefully exam- 1shot-guns and not a round of fixed amnand armed with effective weapons is not ined. It will he soon that all the discrep- 1nition of any kind. less than 16,000 or 18,000, while the es­ BUTCHERY AT ELLENTON. aticies between the present statement and COKB-ULOODED 4 timates of my informants vary from 26,­ that made in my letter of Oct. 4 to the During the 17th a large part of the rifle 000 to 30,000, besides company officers. Chairman of the Democratic State Exwu clubs < moved off from Rouse's Bridge to­ The evidence shows that these dubs arc tire Committee simply add fcanturesuf -ward Union Bridge and Ellenton, on the organtr-M into regiments. I have before , deeper horror to the afair. Port Royal Railroad, and during the day mo at this moment an authentic printed I In ths county of Aiken and the adjoin- <shot and killed a considerable number of copy nf tho general orders Daucd by the colonel of one of »bc.«c regiments, counter­ ing counties of Edgefield and Barnwell <colored men, probably as many as twelve. signed by the adjutant, in which instruc­ the white Dcmocrata began as early as •At one cabin they fo|mdsix colored men who bad crawled out of the swamp to gel tions are specifically given to the li utcn- last July svstcmatiedly to inform the col- 1 ant-colond, major, and commsnding orcd Ropnplicans that the Democrats had ।something to cat. The rifle clubs surI afficcra-^f companies*. The evidence p^intn resolved to carry the coming alection. and ]prired them, killed two of them jn the yard, two more while running toward the also to tl e existence of general officers t hat the colored Republicans would bare 1 having control of other formations corn, to vote with them. In August and the >swamp, and wounded the remaining two. Early on the morning of the 18th. the posed of regiments and brigades. There early part of September these threats is much evidence from independent sources took a more definite form. The colored >rifle dubs appeared in great force on the I iopublicans were told far and wide that !Port Royal Railroad, having been re-en­ showing that fally 10,000 improved brccchloading rifloa have been purchased by rifle if they did not Vnte the'Democratic ticket Iforced by white men from Augusta. They moved up and down the railroad, killing clubs in this State within tlio Ix’t four . they would bo killed. Scarcely a colored i man can now be found to whom these »all colored men whom they chanced to find. months. ’ Among their victims was an old man of These organizations arc not- only out­ threats were not personally made. They ■ 90 years, and a harmletu deaf and dumb' side the law, but they arc strictly prohib­ were ordered to discontinue their political ! meetings, and were told that a list of all 1boy. ited by the laws of the State. The evi­ About 10 o'clock the report was re­ dence w overwhelming llicl these dubs their leaden had bocu made out, and that ceived that the colored men bad asaemblud were formed and have been constantly these leaders ’rould be killed. Silverton, < st Bobbin’s Station, about 15 miles belaw Rouse's Bridge, Chavis ’ s Store, Matlock ’ s । used as the chief basis of organisation of Church, and Union Bridge are points in ■Ellenton. Thereupon, about 25 men from the Democratic party. During the month the rifle dubs got into a box-car and were of August I attended Republican meetings, the vicinity of Ellenton. In this section । down to Bobbin's Station. Hero Ii a large colored population, constitutinc taken ’ among others, in the counties of Edge­ they found Simon Coker, already named, ■ field, Newberry. Abbeville, Barnwell, and perhaps the strongest Republican eeetion । of Aiken county. >an honest, peaceable. man, well known to Lancaster, at each of which these club, During tho week preceding the 16th >me personally as a member of the Legis­ were present in numbers varying from 400 of September word was sent to the colored 1lature from Barnwell county, Hitting on to 1,000. They were hesjily armed with Republicans, by the members of tho white 'the railroad platform with his wife and a pistols, and were commanded by persons riflo clubs, that the Republican Club at 'colored female school teacher. Coker was 1 bearing the titles of military oScera. They Chavis’s Store would be broken np on ’then awaiting the train from Ellenton in marched and manewrercd as ordinary mil­ Saturday th* 16th. The rifle clubs in 1order to go to Yemm^see, where he could itary companies. (They attended these that section aaacmbled on Friday the 15th ’telegraph me the condition of things in meetings as Democrats, took control of vicinity. The rifle dub men forced instead of on Saturday, at Matlock’s his I them in some instances, and in all in­ Church. The Republican Club met on 1him into the box ear, took him back to stances enforced their demand for panic!the 16th according to their custom, but ■Ellenton, and after a brief parley shot him pation in Republican meetings by their owing to the threats refejred to only 23 ’in an open field in full presence of the presence as armed, organized bodies. On the 16th 1paarengers on the train and of the rifle 1 In thtir several looalitiss tlu-sc clubs persons were pnsentthrough »ut the day the rifle clubs were 1clube, robbing his dead body of his watch, have operated openly and ostensibly os assembling at Matlock's Church, fiVo-or imoney, shirt studs, ana ring. A number Democratic campaign organisations. Far six clubs being present numbering not less <of Colored men were also killed at and . and wide in the State they have ridden by than 300 men, a part of the men being >near Bobbin's Station by another detach­ day and by night ns a mcnaco to the mem­ from Augusta, Go. A little before sunset ’ment of the rifle dubs on the same day, bers of the Republican party, especially of tho 16th these dubs formed as military but tbc number cannot yet be fixed. 1 I its colored menbera, uttering threats, and companies, and marched upon a run down iFEDERAL TROOPS ARRIVE JUST IM KME. not seldom executing thorn. Prior to tbc to Charit'a Store, where the Republican Late in the day on<Monday, the 18th, ’ recent instances of widespread violence club was .-opposed to bo assembled. They ithe main body of the rifle clubs, with rewhich occasioned my proclamation and call flrand only about 10 Republicans promt , I upon the President, those dubs, or those The rifle dub hadcro dem>nded to see Un ,cuforcenrenta, returned to Bouses Bridge, daring Monday night complotely sur­ who were members thereof, had killed, ox­ loader of the Republican dub. Cotambus and .rounded the swamp in which the crowd of ’ elusive of the Hamburg and -Ellentmi ' । Rountree, tho Chairman a( the Ba^rahD 'colored panona were hiding to the number mu Marras, not less than fifteen members ' can dub, being absent, Samud Darby act- ,of about 80 or 90, throwing out a line of Of the Republican party; had whipped ed as spokesman. Die chief spokesman . and outraged hundreds, and had individ­ of the nfic dubs then told the colored 1pickata armed with breech-loading rifles. Early on the morning of Tuesday, the 19th ually^ threatened thousands. They had members of tho Republican ctab that they , of the leaden of the rifla clube, a for the. moat part evaded punishment by must not meet again, "that they would one < white man living in this vicini­ reason of their numbers and the terror im all l»e killed off if they did.’’ Seeing One prominent |ty, told hu confidential colored aervant spired both in their victims' and la the colored man with a shot-gun they took it , officers of the law. Constituting or rep­ from him, but finding it worthless they (that “they had got the niggers in a bunch Bonne's Bridge and got them suiround reseating as they did almost the entire retained his ammunition and gave back at ,ed, and by God they intended to kill the body of white men in their localities, no the gun. Th© colored men ware then ; efficient way of enforcing tho law was left. informed that “ there had got to be a fight A constable or abcriff with a colored posso between the whites and black*,’’ and the pare orders to their farce to advance, would have been massacred in an attempt rifle clubs then demanded that the colored clubs ( to execute the law. If I were to pass men present should step out fix line and and they had actually advanced, to within 100 yards of the root where the colored through tbc same scenes agjun, I should “ fight it out.” This offer was naturally , never order, advise, or pe-mit ths effort to dedined. Finally with yelling and threats • be made to overcome such obstructions to of vengcnce the riflo dubs marcbed off, ; 1 the law by any force then at my command. dedaring they were going to kill Gloster ! It would be not less idle than cruel. Holland and Simon Coker (two colored These clubs constituted a vast conspira­ members of the Legislature; that night. cy against the State Government. A con- During the night of the 16th several ool- aceoewith a small command of United ■piracy is defined to bo a confederation of orcd men were killed in this section. two or more persons to do unlawful acts, liECOYlNO THE MEOROES. ■ or to do lawful acts by unlawful means. On tho morning of the 17th the rifle This conspiracy was a oopfedcrathm to do clubs appeared in largo numbers at Bouse's unlawful acta by unlawful means. It rose to proportions and exhibited itaelf in ways Bridge, near which on the edge ofa swamp the colored people, men, tosueu, and ehilwhich mode all ordinary civil sgcncies im­ potent to cope with it. It aimed, by the commission ofcrimes ranging from throats of pcroonal injury to murder, to destroy �MM6 OU. VOTERS-CAN'YOU SEE! DON'T) A consultation then .took plate between tho chief of. tri'rifle’ chibs and Capt. Lloyd, in which• it wae agreed that the MM. KDITOR ion., Oct. 30. 1876. " It is announced . of Georgia will d .Proridouta The ejett of the liberty loving people of Booth CarolHta pruolamatioo wromrtituall dime, arc looking wistfully to Atucri.*. ^the good pu on top. The rifle club men did not affect to con­ ceal their chagrin at. the intervention of the United States troojw, mjd loudly -Aud rcpcaUJily declared in -fri presence of the tn-^ps trit tWy'riinniNded to-kill Lb. November, is potent to every uhserriuc;.- Tb^iifaubiti mind. ? The blood of our fallen enmnwrif ; but their ttacri could bo fob --- disuugauried by tri bodies of dead negroes whom. they chanced to meet or whom they succeeded in.lmatiae.down. The riri. clnba whichriA.MaHed at flAYEM’ PT.ATFORM , House's Bridge far Uri.Bnal ahnghter . were animated by tho army offioera pres­ “Holiest, money for all, and ent to number at least BOO man, folly nnnou ana equ ijqyca wwnr.aM cotiected^/?ee . There from tri countiBs of KdgefloH, Aiken,tK.houW be 110 mflahon which and Barnwell. Before leaving .Rouso’b li Lt" depreciate J—---s-x- the -« will one nor bccBridge the leaders of tri rifle rtabs mtcrian interferanco which will fornutd tri wJored people trit‘,‘tri Yan­ kees had saved them this time, bet they destroy* |hc other." would gc$ them the .next lima.’'... At the f same lima tfaa rifle- dabs dedarid that NATIONALItKrCBLICA.I TICKET. “they .intend'd U> carry tho. election and kill evtay (colored Bogghriag ■wri wotin1 C.nvu- .-.I'-1 For PrtKidctif, not vote th® DaDinrretin linknl " f ATBOCLTY OF TH* TMBBOXmM. b .,,t .h <.f Ohio. The taatamoney before mo dceiyariyA J™*™ the nfle dubs for their ariembrig—the *»■*!'• hf ■ ■ -AV ViecPrent.fltt assault of the two coforcd robbers upon Miss Harley, a fuk. whiek I: wfaocd/in The per- 1»kBvu Wnumibem of Cougrow io Oh|fT ■ i pctuity of our free institutions admonish, ,and four in Indiana by hoping to train . NOT CAV8XD BY MISOOVK^X^nc.'tT. These ore some of the leading evidences of the domestic violence and insurrection which were the occasion of my call upon the President for military aid. The fo^ta prereuterf are dearly Droved, and the epn'1 elusion, reached are, I think, Bustaincd by the Tacts. They make a case, amply war­ ranting my call and the Tcaudmt’. re­ spouse. To have done leas would havo been to abandon tho chief function of government, and to rive permitted docne.-, tic violence and insurrcotiou to axompEsh result, acairit which tV CoMtrition of the United States was designed.Wguird •ffectually. There is one pretext iamewhat widely. TAe Dtmocr<Uic ckiumoI You can have in any shape you be It wa» the Democratie party that jfluuyetl the aatwu into a terrible war.- Crackers. ■ ' We brag on. Cheese. We sell the best Tobacco. Every State that treat yitto reMlioa war a Democratic Stale. Every ordihancc of Tbc O- thiakail Scceuion drafted, triii drawn by a Dem­ can gntbyfou ocrat. Every that firttl at the heart of the nation, and ererj/ drop ofblood rpil'rd foul. One of tho junior clerks in Governor in defending the old fag. tear the retnlt of A DEMOCRA TIC RERELU0N. He iiuirt that the Democratic party can­ day, 11 How can I hide the not be tnuted. Every rcM claim jwe. my coat alcove.?" “Ink 'em," replied i tented and urged, hat been presented by' a Democrat. Hr tad National debit, »re the ittidfs of Democratic action. The Greenback jxtrty movement it a Demorm/- him to go to the eashicr s desk and get his ic trick. They hope to draw largelyfrom time. “ Impudent nucnl," muttered the the RepnUierin jiarfy while the bulk of fdircold,fciDr-M talkie*, trial ipeonf -tctheir mint at inilrveted to mfe for tkr dermy rioae. Won't have it; won't havq it.’/DurW-* ‘ ' ,>9<* Democratic twket. WE THEREFORE —UH WARN RECIRLICAN GREEN Occamonally there u a tnau in the Pro­ *L&tfg»-WU-UAM a. -ttOWAUD.' H KKF.Y W ■sarer* —I-------------N-c',*-ee. ee-r.mf-r . Tf.nl Ifp-mxius mu. h(;1j. ’tr.WBaw"'*—•- Dtelrict-JONAB BA ('KERS, THA T THERE IS DA .VGER IN THIS MOVEMENT. The Republiean party has given us the best systam of curre|by that tbc people of Diltrtci-D.vvnr. JO' Jnar- cf¥ro •«e~<xrvrj.T .-mux We sell, from 50 to 80cts. the rTO.l“™^y°u buyin other places or 60cts. to $1.00. hibition party who secs tthe absurdity bf I running that organization aa a, tcudttf, to the Democrats. The Rev. A. G. Oomiogo of Ney Hta>paWrok.<wnt oftbc tendMc fe1r'_•HjMb&ro fo ri AM lUeu-r on B|e " this country hare ever had, and wo intend lo make it BETTER. We intend to make Prohibition ticket because-cither Hayes or th® Greenback, worth 100 rents in gold. Tilden will be the next President, and he Thtfaith of the Nation it ptrdgrd to tbit doei not km Uy f„r j to end. Wo do not advocate two kinda of come to hia party, through tri Democrats. Heurgco all of hiifr&i, A ’ erefGtc, (o' currency; one for the poor man, and an ­ I DO NOT STAND HEBE TO DE­ FEND EVERYTHING WHICH THE other for tri rich, but wc advocate one support Hayes directly inmiuJ of TilJon REPUBLICAN PARTY HAS DONE; mo"Cy /'T all. The Republican party is indirtedy. • ’ ( • .......-------------HOCRATld EVXJySESL THE--------democratic I HELD UP AS THE PAR- pledged to this end. The hope of thia We judge a man by hja past record ; KOHN, I AM REMINDED country, and of the poor man, is in the JECBEl-IT OLD LION IN If it ri good, tnxst bin), fyr writ he . ■—J.B. WHO SOUGHT TO life of tho Republican party. Let voters GAIN BT STRATEGY WHAT BE remember that the DEMOCRATIC PAR­ likdy.tD ri through years to coaie. Iphia COULDNOT GAIK BY STRENGTH. TY WAS THE DEADLY ENEMY QF ‘.THE SPIRIT AND TENDENCY OP record is rid wo a|nn him. Wq have no THK BEPCBL1CAN PARTY IBTO- THE GREENBACK, and opposed te all faith in him, and pay no rcs’jwt to his _.,r 18 STILL Republican legislation. WORTHY (PF CONFIDENCE. AND golden prumiaca. 8o with psrtire. Wo Remember it was tri Ifopnbrian jwrty Thought am not willing TO THRI W UP THE PARTY. that emancipated labor in thia country/ jtalgn them kF triir pfat record. If that 1 AM W DLING TO EXPEL is good we support them ; if it h' ba‘d ire THOSE MEN WHO HAVE thereby verifying tho declaration—that want ri&ing to do wnTtKrnT WJhare JJE®.JLBE_£A81y FOB their “ All men are barn free and egttal. ' _ OWSTKTIL ENJIS. I ACCEPT THE Yea, there ia danger ahead. We adl 5E?JiEId<-e£r".Im'1*E<-'Ar8E 1 ■ BLIRVK IN ITS PRINCIPLES, upon all men-Democrat., Gremrickera WHICH IT NEVER HASBEL1ED. LPS. IJOT ■ HKSITATK TO BAY and Republicana, al! who lore liberty, free THAT WILLIAM A WHEELER speech, free schools and good governtaqal, CuMHUJHKfalth. sggacagBffixiK <66$, tide county, and know him tori SbB^i npri^t andriorthy man, one Onatole Simmy TaMing. < want to close out. Remember. . We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. and pRESTON, gMITH) TiMtiogK. Aug. 7th, 1876. xxi30w4. Furniture, Coffins, Etc. 0.T.8ABIN. '• s ABI3ST <fe CO., and be happy again. •B««d ofTrado Building, Detroit, Mich, L.UnU Ca»h a.!, nn , y** READ THIS negroes b»c si «r.: * ’ an elderly looking man. in that uokemre Xottaa. ft tn G. TV. Balch., * •Wooibridg,’* SbelbrSs. FURNITURE, Detroit, Midi. JJjSii- H. Wendell & OoM , ■Mwohaata to. * *’• grain; FI trouble, but he wm democratically happy wd vey enthuaiaatic, as be 4.0 ITO AND SEEDS. 2’L56 DEtBOIT, &. . A GM Redaction ia Prita! SALISBURY i BROSSm Dealers tn gll U-’* I tasii btta& whoas lhe voters of his Representative Dirtwet may well fool proud of. W. will axriid tear' remarks no further, but will «ivn. to" our nwdere tho following which wealippod from rie Preu. JUCHIGAN. DptoteyGiottaifS rm,k MW Look here ' Look here! Writ! don't you think wo c« * Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds cheaper than any firm in tho bute? can do it, for, with tri help of ’ * KAJCT ft mri- Boa RKHUMBXTATIVK, I tri pomtion last winter, * ’ b, after it ballot that Ohio Stone Ware Is the best. Crockery. Cheaper than ever, for WE to vote tri Republican ticket. Trim is w array of talent, end manhood, preceded upon the Republican ticket this frll, for both county, State and National dfficre, «4ond meu (Lu there j. , terrible war such as has never been predated by any S”»S oa with the ui, p,„ Ideal Greet; u weu th. <Mn k over,- 1 *n. ‘TEa . *( of Sumner Co., Kansas, Hhj tb.reo/M^licmQf Hsn. T. A. Hubbard in Uiri State will deet tri ReptabHcan can ‘gAri: Legislature of trit Slate. Mr. didata, hy fclfy 10,MO rmrimfry. Be sida thi. I declare and 1 cfaflbmgn ani any' was elected two years ago to the rearou of too mnch patting on and slapp“* bj rad tS it n^ K»*as j>gtdirturc from the 97th Dri shadow of proof to the' ♦wfrrt that kri«y>'pp<d & party intarmt, riwever great or ’ wUb marked ability. We arnumed the appearance of a wrecked con­ coald aver have induced me fo' ■ J known'Mr. Hubbard intimately for certina. H» cuffii were i« hi. wri ttB(j troubr‘rit »gUMK1 Mni no id to I have acted Spices. t matt and beat party the of New York. vuvuaw nueuu a ubyu ucscnucu, naaiuiy, trit those who engaged in this cqaapir* acy-wero crushed by an insupportable bur " Inariwurtolhia statement, of a vast ’ ng men and organs of aODOHTFUL. UNPRE-' —j State among present ' , YET UNFLINCHING iHipportcra Wtfe Hampton, prior tn hi?1 OM THE CINCINNATI rioemrition, my administtaiicm^of.jmMic I ON A SSI GN ED TO TH E affairs for thc past two yeam ris .- been honorable and succcaaful; and that di1 no time rintw I860 were the public,evils.-u> THBBBPBBt.lCAN PARTY. AND this Slaic so far abated or tbc prospect c< complete good government so bright The 3SI?JPl<iS2-FLAO IX time of utterances of Democratic newspaper, and Democratic speakers .nd leadtaj on this point would fill volume.. 'No. man who knows or seeks to know tho truth will frc. question this assertion. The charge that I hare been influenced HONORED AGAIN. by the desertion of Republicans to the ____ It « «ith real pleasure trit wo notice thi.tha.trii I rive tfround Goods. , Aa tho time for election comes nearer, In tthe independent voter ^fa—>rad more the name of these, the Union’s defenders, iiocliand to give the party we admonish all liberty loving peoph, 1which, WKh ‘ all ite frail trutfai. < Coffee. From 25c up, and We sell pure I pens—others upon the battle field. I01IAI A. HKLEB. unfounded. Tbc rifle dubs auwinMed io pursuaaco ofn walbmatured-pkn; known and pabiiahed ia; tho triri ftourika,to' “ put down the niggcra " by inflicting such demonstraiirik of foroan-t* canto tha leaders to flee and the mam of the followen to forego voting or vote tri-Den-ocTalic ticket. . ' I; i i, , t 1 have now meroiy deaenrid in outline tri domadn vfoloncc and immnreetion as it wriartually developed at Eitaafon and within a radius of 15 miles therof rom. Butin truth '.his was only one prise or center of tho violcnre and insurrection. It virtually overspread the countri bf Aiken and Barnwell, producing afreign of terror which depopulated large sdetions.pf those counties of al! colored males. Inves­ tigations now in progress Indicate ,unmis­ takably that tho 'actual murders commits cd cxcxftd the estimates heretofore formed by me or by those most familiar with the facts. Scores of colored men are still miss­ ing in addition, to those Already known to have Wen killed. ’’ io JlfgAutM-. the past, many of ^rim suffered in prison BBTKKFORDB.HAYES. '. VU ’ cry from the-ground, beware! beware! In the name of the three hun- "(wo, 1 powublj tbrsc^ died thousand boys. in bine, who to.day *To l«»»n • Irolon cany in their breasts horrible memories of ' EtT Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. box will decide the fate of our republic. That there are questions of vital impor­ side xml. The New York MbrZrf scy» the negroes of South Carolina'• have been tance to every American citiaen, to be de­ □th of t Utt«hl ,bat do not T(*c wvl». cided at tho ballot box on the seventh of I THE CLUBS DIIPEBBE WITH THRL1TS. Etc TEA! TEA!! ^nthoritica The great bottle tn be fought at the riflot nf thn nirna. Teas,.Coffees, Spices, Tobaoco. Crookery, 1 PuBH BEHUMBUGED. waMm.*1- r°!linS I,e*vi}y’ "Khatfy it "B^yw*—ie! iHi„g| SuouduM J j *“* “* J. M. HEWES, we guarantee SarifarticnHoarse lurnuuivu furnished free mu licano inc to •’fl* i ’*. ” taxing a Vaffin worth ??*«• , I’:'; porohasing a Coffin worth ire you better figures IL...r..K than cj wet £ «*• jCarriaie, Sin aid PAIN TER �0 ok < 3Oj M>» Muting at Pr.iri.villr rts^pii-WeBklf RopliblicajiBaniiBr, One uf the grandeel political rallies of tho Republican Meetings !” prooeat campaign w the Republican m.M V.tnUIVKRriiiBMEMTi"' Ifnicedng held in tho villagt of Prairieville het local ib^'picef DrugV HASTINGS CITY DRUG STORE. ■.J—..av.ur 14, amiuwni l far *acA «xi»er_-xxaX Ustrlia*. Pttan- AU About the County. The “Iron Troll. | prevailed throughout. I VlJ. i,. irgtetei The schoolhouse. a large one, wa, densely Packed through the entire time occupied by the exercise*. anil many people had to go away for want of standing room. The nudienee was addressed in tho afternoon hy.Mr. John W. Custer, u»campaign notorie­ ty, who was followed by jfe Hon. Alexander Cameron, of Knlamasoo, An a few disabled very few m able political orators on the stump in Michigan as Mr. Cualert He describes the condition of the South, the feelings of the Southern people, and their intense bitterness „ to morrow Hayra and Wheelagainst the North and the Government, as only an eyewitness, nnd one who has suffered by oui.iinuuication* forthte JIaxxkb their treason, ean do. p-x.ibly appear. The Hon. A. B. Maynard, of Detroit, spoke ..ha, \re you honeet in tbc belief that .li cinrio: • rite Ms name. , the i..J.it qultt *n«l orderly places to dclivcrvd injhla county. F financial qdestlon appeared I. -tir happily b at Wkr Grace'». I John, wouldn’t th ■’J be a happy Oil*, and. MiH1n»ry Qooda. i A .pit,,k«<:h j. i etipiite of ih. At;Lt',“LTTk“"d'V”",ltd‘r“di,h' the Bock, Mumu'i"., bj“s”m cridd.”' the inunieal and dramatic critic of tho New York' World, sent tree on application, together with the San Juan Guide, maps and time tables of thia new and popALL irxALWG TO BE IS THE EVES- ular route from Kauaaa City nnd Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo­ ISO VSLEB8 OTHERWISE rado, New Mexico, Arixona nnd the San srecmED. Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman AT Sleepers on the continent between tho Mis­ souri River and the Rocky Mountains THE COURT HOUSE, change. Special round trip tour­ TUESDAY EVENING, OCT without ist** tickets from the Nittoufi llrrvr to ?1. 1876. Dcnrcr at S5V, good to stop off at all pointe. Addnsw. T. J. A.NHKRBON, Gen. Pau. Aat. to-nigbt, on the political issues ;XX53tf .Topeka, Kan. inyour kVWXzZHtd'VZv attention tv to UtCr our Ouijt/K stock QT of smoill strictlu V desire, r. to vail w An nrrciRirwnif'rifx'Q ?___anedaiitu m pureD.tiVGS ond-MEDlCINES- w We____ make ir dealing in only strictly prime DRUGS. Webelieoett J JF<? believe it w for the inlorest of our Customers as well as ourselves to SCll^only prune and pure AfEDTCIiN'ES. ' ire ha ve a large stack■ of- ‘ i | Machine Oil, * Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, Black Oil, ' James O’Doxmel. Bought very low and WE urtU sell them at prices that will please tho closest buyer. of tho day. Let every body Caution. ' attend. • BARNES & COMPANY. D. R. Cook and Geo. M. Dewey. llMting.*, Aug. 12th 1876. xxi31yl All pcreoin are cautioned ag linst pur­ Nov. 3d, at Orangeville Village. chasing u Note given -p* me to Walter the excellent muxle. furniaho*! by the Prairie­ Nov. 4th, at Calkins School 'Blake, about the 28thjtf September lost, ville Glee Club, a choir of ladles and gentle­ House, Prairieville. » _ for Forty DoLan*.. Aa the Note wts ob> men, comprising aotuc of the beat music*' taiby frond. Nov, 6th, at Woodland Center. taiccd ' 47tf PuRDEnicn N'AciireiRit. John W. Custer, proprkle andpalriotic. «pd wep- auog by the choir, aad appreciated by the liatenere, with Oct. 30th at Ohidistcr School To Loan. ' the enthusiasm which pror«4«thelr hoaria were House, Rutland. Oct. 31st, at Brew School A few thousand dollar* to logo in sums j SPLENDID DISPLAY OF House, Irving. . of $50(1 fur three years, secured on- farm ( iu tho iltut, nor lower*! fron. Sumpter'* staff Nov. 1st, Bowen’s Mills. Yan­ property. before a united South, nor that they who did R. .1. Grant. their be*t to take the Uf* of thii Government, kee Springs, xxi51wl the beet on God'* green oarill. (hall ever hold Nov. 2d, at Hyde School House Maple Grove. ' Notice. HATS, FLOWERS, &C. three rousing cheers were given forU<*resand Nov, 3d,at Wiles School House * Wheeler, the speakers aad the ehoir. Assyria. I'ariaora Uku notiep that I hate ; All kinds of Ladies' Underwearat the Lowest Prices. Nov. 4th- at Decker School bought out tho iatervs*. of Calhoun A ' Fancy Goods of all kinds Cheaper than Beckwith, in the hotel barn and you will j House, Assyria. find it to your interest to call and see me'. Another Howl. Nov. Gth, at the Court House, icvor and in quality to suit the taste of every rHSltf J. W. Brock. Hastings. m. oBwijXTifZii Mto-iOT■» person. Remember the place, State Street, J. W. Stinchcomb. ^^r, i?rhours “"4hof"rany day, ready tod* j opposite Roberts’ Drug i Nov. 1st. at Branch School found atw «H l l o St&re. more will be defeated unless Thomas with­ House, Maple Grove. any work in hi. line, ft.™ ,,ultiux« MW I GIVE TJ8 A. CALL. draws. Lu cither rase, whether Thomas rc. MRS. CIT.AW A AT.T.V.W. Nov. 2d, at Ellis School House, I|»k. in » old »h«., u. the building of i Iboheat buggr over seen tn the county of signs or no*. McGowan will be elected.-but it Assyria. Barry. Wt forget th-- place; iu the . MISS VINE TREGO. Nov. 3d, at Stevens School *hop with Jason Rich £ Bro., corner o Hastings, Hastings,Mich., Mich.,Oct, Oct,5, 5, 1876. 1876. House, Johnstown. Church and Railroad Street. 1 . 'J!™" ' Machines,&Marbl» Works.I Ay»r> Adva. & Crocertes. Nov. 4th,"at Burroughs School “,:if_____ _ tion. The Democratic game work* well. Unde House, Johnstown. Horse fur hale—A good raxcn year old “ Dick Jo oca hat at laet foultd Jiintaelf in tho marc, soundj weight 1200 pounds. Time ' Clement Smith, ' Ayer’s Democratic rank«. through, the Greenback given for payment. Oct, 31st, at Hickory Corners, Jcl.llS Dcvn.b. . movement, and inasmuch a Mr. Thotaaa prox.to. i.,i, ..i r. ami k-v me village. xxilfitf • Nov. 2d, at Pinery School । l-HEAl- CE.vnun.UX TKIV-To j tu bealett. Well, never mind John, House, Yankee Springs. For restoring Gray Hair to ' Nov. 4th, at Striker School Smith, Manoc Pnston’i* and settle to save costs. We must have our pay. । House, Baltimore. its natural Vitality and Color. « xxi46tf ’ ' rill be elected beeauye Henry A. Clement Smith and A. H. Ellis. which hat once Nov. 3d, at Diamond School House, Orangeville. healthv, and cfA. H. ELLIS—ON FINANCE. fcctunl for prcREGISTER. Oct. 31st, at Carlton Center F O r i i II g the AUTOMATIC ‘ '' ^K, Lair. Faded or I -Nov. 1st, at Van Arman School f/rat; hair is toon House, ■Rutland. School House. v restored to its BUY your TICKETS I Family Knitting Machine SECOND WARD—At the Widow Rtoe a» Nov. 2d, at Nashville. original color, * House. * with the plots mil freshness of youth. TWO'VOr i Nov. 4th, at Middleville. THlftD WARD—At the Council Room, wwvw w . Vaefal and WwaOrrAal IwvrnUwn Thin hair is thickened, foiling hair P. W. Niskern, Empire B'ock. checked, and baldness often, though I SMI pi ii'. --Nov. 1st, at Center School DRAWING POSiTIVr.I.Y FOURTH WARD—At the Sheriffs Of­not always, cured by its use. Noth­ erar? day family u»e. It Is *> THURSDAY, NOV. 30th. 1876, House, Hastings. ing can restore the hair where tho fice. Court House.________ —'■■•sriJtrtir'rUMrfeAii. OB MOKEY BEjTVMDRD. follicles are destroyed, or the glands Nov. 3d, at Creasys Corners, Loaf. atrophied and decayed. But such as Prairieville. remain can be saved for usefulness A Fortune for Only $12.00. Nov. 4th, at McBain School by this application. Instead of foul­ On Thuradnv oflnut week, a large Now ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it fuuudland dug,‘with strap around bin Deck House, Prairievillo. «• <«. sad from will keep it dean and vigorous. Its nnd know* hi. name. (Curley.) I purehoed Nov. 6th, at Prairieville Village KENTUCKY CASH DISIR1BUT10N CO. eomrieto.in/rom.Aw twenty to forty pair ofsocks in sdmr. ALLEN & TREGO’S re Hoyford, and the prisoner urj.-l, there being p/cause of action, lentand that Mrs. Daniel Haskin. of ln« received ■ letter from her hwtrent to the Black Hills in quenl of n Dttcnu, Martin school bouM ‘.;t Mrs Hariett (peak* at .c thu evening. Ix?t the lleptO»an l CU th? old Court House If in any pert Irt them MS'! for mulfrt-hca l Dennis of the .1 John W. Glasgow, uf Balliir-..v • -,T |Mi eveuiiig while :< at church scything fa the troyed. Iffvurcii *« parry «t JuLncox. of Orangeville, baa au sale on Wednesday, Nor. 6, "6. Corn Lcu*e!>oi-l furnltnre will bo mild.—A chance rfarein he »aid, D. it. Cook is, an ignoramus Ifry Iiaa been built on the Engine room -alaro..' The batfry was built by here tn PsUnnlay law from l lii'adelpbia that Mercian Bailey, who waa viailfag the Centew- Fall and Winter Millinery ! Hair Vigor, LAST IX CHANCE. THE BICKF0RD said dog of J. H. 8uttou of Hotinga, and Turn out Eveiybody. The ladle* are any information concerning raid dog may cordially invited. Ih- left with Sutton, or myself. AnyoM By Order of Rep. Co. Com. S. J. Bidelman, Cairmau. "iving any information will confer a favor tMMtju«of1y will not be nt the ofttc darning - ‘-.ft MV --------tint ben ci* tuld alx>ux n. R, -Cook. But then it U In keeping with about everything he prints (p.>lii1cally} and there is as much truth wi!I ..tta'S-.t’niEOKi nm&rT.- “'U bvvo ' found equally as meM M the Sswiaa Maohlas. , Tbandar. Mor. 1». ,*™-.nr] which oeexxion they will ilfstribnlr to the ticket hoMvtv th* imu.«n»« ram of $600,000! TI1OMA,WA„„. tl Rutland Oct. 30lh, 1876- PKTSBS’ MUSICAL MAGAZINES. Special Notice. Tho*. P- Porter, cx-Gov. Ky. Gen. Man’gr. I.U-T or aiFTtf: GTOTMrt C-.h Girt--.................... PETERS' HOUSEHOLD MELODIES, Fn»i;swi -w‘™ “ ‘‘J. u that. Mr, “ Mc'Jow.in bad virtually l,-„ fri,^« >»J •nwnfrom theeanraaa. ' Mr, McGowan ukm rh« -inJu- or,1,rrn'’^^a, -a,. Offic-1 where l»e will be found ready, win j ‘ie|, but in getting better, and will not i,.g ,id oon.pW.nl iodo ■« to line i„:ru«l«l In hi* core. Tb.nkiog yon PETERS PARLOR MUSIC, NO 23, tow I b«p» b, «ri« .a-™ »wi< d MUMU—or the SI.OU RMkuorJRra.Mroerk.-byKi.W •ereix holding a big meeting at the Rapids thia week, after having had such a wman her XX153U! Swarr. bare owe week ago last Saturday. . Hear the JavtKul -decidedly the largest political gath­ W, would eJi the mH*Hoo of oor LA CREMATE LA CREME. No. 35, ering held in thia country for eight yearn.” mo.ie.1 Irinod. (olio f»ltorio» nr Priaa»a~U.—‘»i~ poblwbrdby J.L. rrn.M.1 Brad 1’. R. Cook could not write hb riamr, would w.r, S<» York; Mflely: Pan,.' Iloowbold Molodi-. ■»«—»g ■Try again An mine, though we don’t boiler* 6,e or rir Ixwnuful SOTS’ "? ChoroM.. 1-Sot.' Valor Motk, cot—u« PETERS' ORGAN SELECTIONS, We are informed that the rerj gentles 25 cts. marble works _A.t Kalamazoo. Micli_ JiS.uit Vinnu Munir by the b«* K“"> r™«lS.thKs»» MoaiuM. for RooJ « r‘'i?S’”sMrol SdawioOT. OTouminx hr-vlrd FaHlor of the Juursud weuH lie. f IIvmn>. Anthems, etc., and P.UOT' Oa.ro Cbo™~, OToUwag fair rhoion Ckonaar to Sl.si»: Soar eueba debtee that if A nanisa were living to*lay, be wouM deliver up tho bell to Denair. XXltTlI _____________ _ Mo„umc»uorUwb-tAm«l«„jml Imported. Marble, Tablet* and Hoad stones of all description madetoiw-er on short notice, abo Granite Mornuinents of the various patterns supplied to custorncro, . pprgSuSA vbCHOKUSXS, jjK I petebs” aXcBBb * SELECTIONS Having steam power and machinery for sanding, highi poHnmng and cutting mortices, we can do wore tKtgiT.a talur Uum Uk»« »>» mnu ” Get These Excursion's to Kansas. 25 cts. magazine - r ., S-E-^K.aTj.K'S J. It Msirr^o- penietilm addrw, John M. OtlMa, Gen. Sd&ectuthcPsbWHW. ^4 perfttme. WINSLOWS STEAM 25 cts. t-h;? for Stare Senator in thii 10th Senatorial HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found s»-desir­ able. Containing neither oil nor dve, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a ridi, glossy lustre ami a grateful tssi Sys occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling oflj and consequently prevent baldness. Free from, those deleterious substances which make some preparations dan­ gerous, and injurious to the hair, the Vigor "can only benefit but not harm it If wanted merely for a M*"*11 x«MM Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer i Co., LOWELL. MASS. FOR SALE. Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 25 1-2 acres to Exchange for a farm near Has­ tings. Correspondence solicited. W. A. Woodworth, Atty. Mid Rod Rotate Agt. Dough., Mich. �Furniture, ILKTHffl S.8WCI; Penelon*. Eto. Holloway'* Ad. Dru, HASTINGS HfflB Mt PROBATE ORDER. witt Its AgMliK CHOOSE BETWEEN’THEM STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. Where von wnl find all kind* of nwm i jts^r'B'-JsAsi fwntj Motiieraan.) Danihiaa Of every Description which we can aeU cheaper than any bouBJ in -Bar­ ry County, for these rraaons: lat. Because we have no rent t» pay 2L Because we make the most of our goods ounelrea. 3d. Because we keep the bent c work- PHOBATK OKUER. of MiohUan. at L*a*i«r. tk» d«j and yuar 91,1 EJj.’lMl'fiLbKX. Secratarr bfStat*. By Wa. Ctossr. Deputy.. HM RS I 'Rowden IHM 3 jilent Merrick 1» ' b on* tblacmor* thsn tadthr* t •• raw*dy for Grail, ^o2j2J*J,*Jh* < Siek HMdacbro uhd »»nt *fA>>w(, Wc sell nooo of tills cticop-mnde Fur­ niture that bi nuide by machinery. The good* wc make h made by hand, and warranted. Wc L vltc all peraona to call and inspect our goods, lor they al How tu I* Sirunj. bear inspection. No trouble at all show goods. Parties ifaviag Pictures to irains ■raid inerra** r*hxatta. Til, m.lTTS’ wouldtlo w«*D tag ‘them framed cf as we can do it Pn. ..*rand Cheaper than any bouae in F ■ .y Cotfnty. Wo keep the Larjtvrt nLd Be*t polocicd stock ol PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULDixgs, BHACKjars, Patsm-Hold- SS-X-E > enid rotate, are requiredIto ERb, WALL-POCTCKTO, FlJBPEa- Hounczs, 4/«a IK.t’JP.K and every thinx In tbc Furniture line. We invite ell persons to call and look < Ihnri.i n*w»y*p*r print­ aid County oI Barry for three Peerless Milk Safer. now on exMbition at our Ftttt ituic Store. AH kinds of work matio to or­ der. Repairing of all kind* of old fur PROBATE ORDER. niture neatlv done. STATE OF MICHIGAN. • «ui>lr of WE MEAN BUSINESS! tntu.n ofthb Eut* u* xabmittad to Cb* n*oH« of Furniture Iloonu couth ride State St. of HmIIuc*. on Mrncay. t»o ZU flay or uctoDer. th* Huue. forth*ir ndoption or roj«iiun. rinjmal opposite B. A. Ooodyetr's Hardware ia the year on Uh out* nd debt hundred tad Store. trmtj-’dx. ' Proeent. S. C. Prindle. Judy* of Probate. STEBBINS BRO’ftO In the matter of lb* rout* Of Charlie J. and uktrwftksr^sr-£ rListf SarahTA. Siaeo Mitiorr. an r On road he and fliiuy iKbeUtion. duly Tended, of Selah W.Mapea Guardian nf Mid minora, yrafinc for reaeoni therein nt forth, thathf may be lloenandtnaeUeartaiareai route of mH minor*. Our Centeftnial, MT ACo.. mUcU-h. Pbtegtt srncutud fas a Untustunted. No!<•« formiking rreiimloary examinxiiOM. .No «i4,Uon-.l f»e« lor oMaimraod tonduetior a rcbcMtMt- ypemul atteutioa «i*en to laterfereuro t.earo beforo the Patrat OBew. Kxuulou Wbro Comtcim. InMuoMUMt ttaip ii Train has brought me a well' assorted stock of Boots. Shoes/aqd Goiters for tho MUBincr and fall trade, which I will sell way. dowti low Toy Cash. I also sell the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different kinds of Setring Machines. Nee­ dles and ^uaahinc Oil. 1 also sell Well L. Cistern I imps. xx-lltf OM Hcnafy Lund Warrant*. The la-t Report cf(hr<’.’<nuri»*rone-of theGra«raj.Laud OGce ’Ik.w. XMfT-XH aoroa of Bounty Land Marrant* ouuaaalnx. TBmo wrre imad u*d«i <^..W whom Cppraitc the Port Office Hastings, Mich. .PROBATE ORDER. Whitman's Assorted Candies—tbc best STATE OF MICHIGAN. County orBa-ror. ’ - -• 2t full supply at J. P n reMtou of th* Probate Court for the Cot B»nr bolden at th* Probate Ofiao in th* Robert )l**t>nyi on Monday the Vth day October. For.Toledn bottled alo by the dozen or otherwise, and stock ale, and porter by the bulk, go to John ‘Stanley's. xxi44t3 ‘ Far Stomach* oat of Order, iela* will *o eflaetualiy imyrv MlMhM thro* Pill*: lb«y r 70atixb>l»>ie<l 1HO.S American aad Foreign Pa teat*, QILMUEX A C'.r.r-^-on Chinas* NE*WADVERTISMENTS. Ezasir&irx un-1 nho di.«har»«! from u f Fnyand Bounty, and sailors of the 1 dayofJn C. P. Rowell & Co's. Col. 77 r>'?. Ceo. M. Savage &, Co’s Col ADMINISTRATORS SALE. W. 1 krrant’s Seltzer Aperient mioeral’wiu An tb^^rW pr0,‘ctl“ “f ,fce ho*t SOLD BY ALL DRUOGUTR. 6KR CSyiy7week7o Aaentr. Sample* FREE 900 Pjl P. oTvtCXiaT. Auyuata. Malty. aaEHia&^sl^SinfSi: STERN LANDS NOTICE OF £2S|g§*lORERS OWTEftTF: A T1S KA.1!! H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, STATE OF MICHI CocitTT or Bab ^sMlcE -ALL INSECTS. ! Respectfully announce ! that he has a(ain engaged in the DRUG TRADF. *".J line in stock oxa daily amcing. a fresh and ft”^ Stock of Drugs and Mautines, Dye Stuffs, honey Goods, and in fad a com­ plete Stock of Drugguri Merchandise u hich he off"' to the people at greatly M duced. Prices. REMEMBER, the Per- GENTS WASTE!" One d-oor east of Spauldin{»Haetings, Joly IS, 1S76]_________ _ WE EHEMY Of BISEASE I ro*4 ' POSITIVELY CURED. NOTICE OF ^gJ^ggSIONERS OJ and Obscare Diseases STATE OP MICHIGAN. IM FroUto Oonrt fo CoCTrrr or iUowr. >“ aaid Cowfr. AIJMSMMaSsfi THE FOE OF PAIA TO MAN AND BEAST I* th* Orani OH mustang WHICH HAS STOOD THETEST 01 *thxiubis >'0 ??l:uE,sEssllir NOT HKAL. NO I-AMINJ’- SO wiM- »Sr.£uAfci.I:?rs thS'hi? Torre HagjejoLa • ^ ESb|sE^t8b ’ ALUABLE H0W»- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-11-02.pdf 9ce0b806c7a9ab3ba62b9ef02fd6746a PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 54. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1876. Clover AND .7t/A’ Wagons, Buggies, Etc PUBLISHER. Where they arc, and what Security there is for them. STAND UP ! .VrMtr*. Julius Houseman, 'Theodore 11. 8EHBSEH mnwim. •o Street, llMtin**. Dairy L BA'UIPTIOX: Hinchman, Merrill J. O M. Barnes, JI'wi II. Haze, Caleb Vaullusan. E. .S’. Jfw.re, Russell Bish- IXL Wind Mill of Michigm what you know about the Which is the best self governing mill in the market. From the Laniioc R»t>uUI»u. Ort. Z7. Under the heading of*' Unbusinesslike Cheaper than ever. S' dednetlnt AND BUSINESS CARDS. First national bank, Mboroef tip, Alexander MacFarlaii, a.id other WAGONS AND BUGGIES! -Eg­ E. A. Todd, Mills, IFm. L. Bancroft, Allen Potter, Also for the /•_; TES 1>F ADVERTISING. Michigan national bank, Kalamazoo. W. H. Stone & C«., bankers, Adrian. First national bank, Centerville. Firs', notional bank, Port Huron. Second national bank, Bay City. Port Huron savings bank, Port Htirou. First national bank, East Saginaw. First national bank. Three Rivers. Second national bank, Hillsdale. Peter B. Loomis, banker, Jackson. Second national bank, Lansing. Lansing national bank, Lansing. Second national bank, East Saginaw. THE STATE DEPOSITS. MESSER & POWERS, Are agents tor the Celebrated geo. M. DEWEY / Hullers, WHOLE NO 1097, Here are 37 different banks, located in leading Democrats, and tell the people “ perilous situation^-of your Banks. various sections of tbe state, and if any advantage accrues from this money, it is fairly distributed. management of the alate finances,” the Free Press of Sunday. Oct. 22, treated its Next we were permitted to copy the bond given by one of these banks, which is exactly the samd in tenor and effort with the bonds given by all tho other banks (and I pinna readers to a column of discolored or reads as follows; I' false ' ' ati statements, and closed with the fol­ BOND OR AGREEMENT. • nd Ii (J I • II (flei TS for ail other ■ lows in the market, AT AGRICULTURAL HALT. One door east of Goodyears Hardware. HaRiinjzs, April’ 12, 187G. Doctor Aiklny^ouble Column. SALISBURY K BROSSF.At IPJOII llMtina*; lti»I>-. Sept PHIL H . MSKEP.N A'DTo&NF.Y AT LAW. ProtaM atti 1 w <''‘llreti /in. tltBcc wi’h V> u Ji.ier ufthe Peter. till*. -V HARVEY WRfcllT. take a, Wo foundi day morning, to sec if he would '•stump" from tho Free Press. him courteous and attentive, as he always‘ is. He stateb that the money belonging; DENTIST Nashville, to the people was in well known hanks, perfectly secured, and he would bo glad to have the people know all about it. Micuijau. ; He had never been asked the question during his whole term of office, by anybody, which banks kept the state money, nor what se­ Dr. J. B. LaSure’s Ad. curity be had taken for it; and it was there­ fore not true that ho ‘Tcfascd" to give the information. Ho cheerfully showed READ! READ! READ ! us the lirt of banka, and permitted a copy Special Medical Announcoment STATE DEPOSIT BANKS. TO THE Sick and Afflicted! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. a >PMhUv of tho followtar «*- COJTSUL TA TIONFHEi:. “CB „ I'ocIvm cbaraw aniao raodorate that the st rewlva the bsurft of hi* .kill. tbe various bondsmen are CONSPICUOUS DEMOCRATS. City nationaAank of Grand Rapids— (Julius Houseman, democratic and green­ ;back candidate for lieutenant governor; ' Henry Frafcck, former sheriff of Wayne j county. Michigan national bank of Kalamazoo— Allen Potter, Congressman. Merchants and manufacturers' bank of Detroit—Theodore H. Hinchman, candi­ < date for state senator. First national bank of Owosso—E. A. 'Todd, ex-mayor and candidate for state senator. 1 First national bank of Detroit—M. I. Mills ex-mayor and delegate to the St. Louis convention; Caleb VanHuseu, a hard shell democrat. First national.bank of Grand Rapids— Truman H. Lyon, James Blair, James M. Burnett. Fint national bank of Jackson—Allen Bennett, Almon Patterson. Lansing national bank—O M. Barnes, former representative in stale legislature; John J. Bush, ex-state librarian ; W. H. Hase, ex-city assessor. Second national banksof LansingDwight S. Smith, candidate for circuit , court comisaioncr. First national bank of Port Huron— Wm. L. Bancroft, delegate to gl- Louis convention; O'Brien Alkuwon. FiratLnational bank of Three Rivers— E. 8. Moore, president; Stephen Kelsey. Genesee County savings bank, Flint— man. First national bank of Detroit—Jacob 8. Farrand, Alanson Sheeley, ex senator; John Owen, ex-states treasurer. Second national bank of Detroit—C. H. Buhl, ex-mayor; Allan Shelden, James F.Joy. Firat national bank of Three Rivera— A. C. Prutzman, ex-senator; D. Francisco. Second national bank of East Saginaw —A. B. Wood, ex-senator ;G. W. Morley, Charles L. Ort man. Wm H. Stone A Co., bankers, Adrian. Crccry, tnsruor of (ho U.U of Michiphr _ w s Wilcox, waoM ex-senator ; ncury Hut. —W-S. Hart. or Itis Bucacsaor in office, upon or by vw American national bank of Detroit—S. tuo of the above and foregoing agreement, J. Murphy, Newell Avary, M. 8. Smith, according to the terms and condition there­ Charles Boot of. . , First national bank of Owosso—Amos Witness our hands awd.aeris this 12th Gould, ex-senator; T. D. Dewey. day of January, A. D. 1875. Second national bank of lensing—E. Ixx<yesr. H. H. Smith, ex-mayor. alex. mcfarlan, 81A.L. Gunrann county saving" bank of Flint— Wm. WESTOVER, J; B. Walker, Wm. W. Crapo. D. C. SMALLEY, BEAL. Eirat national bank of Eart Saginaw— W. L. PLUM, E.Tjudd,8. H. Wrimer, A. P. Brewer. W. H. TOUSEY. City national bank of Grand Rapids— ALBERT MILLER, T. D. Gilbert, W. B. Ledyird. JOHN McGRAW. Fitrt national bank of Monroe—Talcott HENRY W. SAGE, E. Wing, C. G. Johnson, Wm. H. Boyd BEAL. A. J. COOKE, Wm. L. SMITH, to be taken which is as follows: ’ •Joy Comfort q,nd Happiness DR. J. B. LaSURE Among । McGowgus ‘•busted’’ bank. But with a Wm. B. McCbeert; State Treas. [heal] man like McCrcery in office, it will be Wm. Westover, President. [seal] I criminal negligence if the people sf the state W. L. Plum, Cashier. do not take from him the keya of the treas . Second national bank seal, ? ury and consign theiy care to a man of Boy City, Mich. J undoubted integrity, |rht>8a first duty it I In consideration of tbe premises and of shall bo lo see that the money is safe and । the «um of otto dollar to us in hand jpaid, secured, and who will have no hesitation . the receipt whereof is confessed and ac­ at any time in" giving the people full in­ knowledged, we, and each of us do hereby fortnation in respect to that money. jointly and severally guarantee the full pay­ Knowing the sturdy conragu of Col. ment of any and all Bums and balances McCreary, wo called on him last Wednes­• which may ’become d«c lo Wn>. B. M«- HASTINGS. MICH.. L. K. STAUFFER. PraP- a 1•100,000,000, .nd the amount is payable without notice whenever willed for. lowing? bold assertion, which is so much in This agreement, made this 12th day of II cotitraai contrast with the usual sneaking style of January, A. D., 1875, by and between Wm. B. McCrcery, treasurer of the state , Chat paper that it merits wtuc notice: of Michigan, party of the first part, and i If the [atatel treasurer himself knows the Second national bank of Bay City, _____ _ _ _ I how valuable tfic securities held for these Michigan, party of the second part, wit­ . w->\A ~ vi .J | deposits are, there is no on. outside of his nessed! as follows: . ' 4 ...i r'* u At ij • v f । office or beyond personal | First. The party of the first part agrees A G j beyond tho tho range range of of his his personal confidence who docs; and fur all the pub- tto make the Second national bank of Bay ; lie knows, or will be permitted to know so (City aforesaid a depositary of a part of the | long as a republic.™ administration remains #surplus funds belonging to the state of | in power, not a half or one-fourth of the ;Michigan aforesaid, as authorised by law. deposits are secured at all. The treasurer, Second. The said bank agrees to re­ candidate as he is for the suffrages of the <ceive and safely keep all such surplus funds people, and pledged as he is to their ter* <of said state of Mich, os may be offered or vices by the oath of his office, dare not <deposited by the treasurer, and to reimburse pbblish a list of the bauks holding the stat v tand pay tbe same to said state treasurer I’.« \t». READf, READ THIS I READ EVERYBODY 1 I funds and of the sureties to whom the state <or his successor in office or whoever may RubkII Bishop. looks for indemnity in case of any failure |be lawfully entitled to receive tha same, Citizens' national bonk, Flint—Robert on the part of tho banks. He dare not ■whenever called fer; and to pay interest on ■J. Whaley. . ’ * FOR Till CTRE OF • show the people what he ha.’ done with ।such surplus* funds so deposited in said E. O. Grosvenor A Co., bankers, Jones­ “■ CHRONIC , ..JgSFHS^Sli............-I their money, or pumtit them an opportun- Ibank at tbe rate of four per cent per an­ ville—W. D. Thompson. ily of judging what tho prospect is that num, to be computed on daily balances P. B. Loomis, banker Jackson—J. B. it will be returned to them when called ।and paid on the 31st day of March and Eaton! for. 1 30th day of September of each year, or at FiraKnational bank of St. Johns—John any other time when the account may be Hicks. ' On Tuesday. Ort. 24. the matter was closed. But with the impartiality of an officer followed up by an article headed, “ Can Third. It is mutually agreed by and tho people afford to re-elect McCrcery ? " between the respective parties hereto that who looks after the best security, irrespec­ the said bank ahull at all limes keep a just tive of politic, these bonds contain the and the bold statement is repeated : uamoi of the following The treasurer will neither disclose where and true account of all moneys and funds PROMINENT REPUBLICANS: several hundred thousand dollars of the deposited by the said Wm. B. McCfeery, money of ths pcopla is, nor what security treasurer as aforesaid, snd render to him First national bank of Grand Rapids— the state has fur it. There is nolhiug *to monthly statements thereof? and that tho S. L. Witbey, judge of U. 8. diatrirt show that the institutions which have the aa-d bank shall at all times honor and pay eourt. state money are solvent, nor that some of all checks and drafts of the said. Wm. B. Citizens' national bank, Flint—J. W. them are not kept from disaster by the McCrocry, treasurer, as aforesaid, to the Begole, ex-congressman ; Wm. Hamilton, bolstering which tho state affords them. amount of tho funds so deposited by him mayor. w’rayCTfrae. * Coldwater national bank—Charles UpIt would bo unsafe under any eircumstanc- as aforesaid. In witness whereof the said party of the1 son, ex-congressman. —--— .—.--------- - — es to permit a continuance in the future Mtparior iSlVaad’i’mprov* , of tbe financial management of the past, I first part has hereto set his hand and seal, Southern Michigan national bank, | with every day a possibility ol the state and the said party of the second part has1 Coldwater—C. C. Randall and Cyrus G. | being startled by Clio information that a caused this agreement to be subset ibed by Luoe, ex-atate senators. portion of tho state money has gone the the president and cashier thereof, and the First national bank of South Haven— George Hannahs, ex-senator; 8. R. Board­ way of that of the unsecured depositors in corporate sea! thereof to be affixed. lilLKS DIILIMOIMMPMS PKG EON, ' , total depo.it of 1900.000 is Dot lew than asgsaoss Second national bank, ]>etroit. , American national bank, Detroit. . . Merch'uan’i manufactur's bank, Detroit Importers and tradera' nat’l bank, N. Y. Southern Mich, nat’l bank, Coldwater. Union City national bank. Union City. First national bank, Grind Rapids. City navional bank, Grand Rapid*. First national bank, Grand Haven. First national bans, South Haven. Citiun's national bank, Flint Genoeoc county savings bank, Flint. National exchange bank, Albion. INDORSEMENT. Approved (according to section 353 complied lawsjou January 16, 1875. WM. B. McCREERY, state treas. RALPH ELY, auditor general. E. G. D. HOLDEN, secretary of state. Among the signers of thu bond are John McGraw and Homy W. -Sage, known throughout the nation for mercantile honor, whose wealth is not less than •5,000,000 Henry A. Conant Merehanta and manufacturers' bank of Detroit—3. W. Tinker, John Belknap. Wrimtar. First national bank of Charlotte—Jo­ seph Musgrave, Edward 8. Lacey. Second national bank of Hillsdale—H. B. Rowboo, C. T. Mitchell. First national bank of Battle Creek— E. C. Nichols, C, WakeX Wm. Merritt. Pint national bank of Centreville—D. F. Wolf, John I. Major, W. Jamea Ma­ apioe, and A’«- McFarlan, a millionaire. jor. Citizens' national bank, Nilea—J. C. All the bonds given to secure the depoeiu Narmore, G. W. Platt. in other banks were looked over by us, National exchange bank of Albion—W. and tho following names gleaned from Firet national bauk, Jaok»--n. First national bank, Charlotte. among them. No bo«d has lea than five FfaM MU00.1 but of a. John— First national bank, Battle Creek. signers, and they run up as high es fifteen; Chuta Kipp. S. 8. Write. Frat national bank, Owobbo. . the average number is seven. It will be Grosvenor & Co., bankcra, Jonesville. seen that the entire reeouroee of eaeb bank First national bank. St. Johns. . larepledgedbytUprerideutaad cariuer ; Coldwater national bank, Coldwater. First national bank, Detroit. Second national bank, Pontiac. Citixens national hank, Niles. then each signer of a bond is iRdiridarily 1 liable for the full amount dua to tbe [OvMa f’°rl �- FAITH OF Teas, Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc.. Etc | The Journal would tell tire, truth hi. penu, u horal ud <n* RqmblkaD, DEMcould only think of W- TEA! TEA!! a splendid penman, and a gentleman pos­ sessed of more than common ability, asks Jio. M.DKWKI. the support of every honest man in the - _ - IUbTIBOS, Mich., Kot. 2, 1878. county. Crfawback. party morcteent Editor Baxneb : He is deserving, and w» doubt not that he will receive a very largo ma­ make tlui following remark : jority on Tuesday next. TBEABCBER. r.ul »1.«, .ad toari.h.4 for a ““ » . 1 ..l.-eairt f luur Gan. W. Wilcox, of Yankee Springs, Two men were'in a wore in Prairieville, and were dueuasiflg the Greenback move­ OnewM.i ftill-fledged Democrat, meat. and the other wa.^n Grvetiluick Democrat, tbe Tilde,; man was castigating his erring brother for bis folly, and said: “ Tilden be our no/' President," when tho will Greenback orattn remarked : ’• Keep still! than whom there is not a better or more honest man in the State of Michigan, asks your suffrages on Tuesday of next week. Coffee. Ilk. Ik. Mr. Wilcox has long been a resident of prillk.1 Odrf. n. k.. Ik.~ri.in Yankee Springs, and u known throughout ... tu. ak~ u- wrthe county as a mnn of sterling integrity Peculiar indood is the article of the 19th and honesty. See to it, Republicans, that I. IV dl,«rtrrtM«k>k- •■UK-''"" he receives, as he certainly is drilled to, n heavy majority on the 7th inst. XAT1OXAL REPUBLICS TICKET. Wh.1 r—Ur —•.* > ■ •“ auU. I. -r TH «lH«r .nn- ilk. “ PROSECITINU ATTORNEY. From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. Charles H. Bauer is sgain your cacThis is, u we ^.iave been contending, a 1 (didatc for Prosecuting Attorney, and will For President, RUTHSRFORDB. HAYES. Democratic * trie. of Ohio. . ridiculous in tbe eye* othis own politic* brethren', and U>va he vsahbod thf tr« catch Republican Spices. in i future, as in the past, do the legal work The Gretaiba.‘k movement will foil 1for the county in a satisfactory manner. Mr. Bauer baa tho ability, as we all know this fall in all thA pertains to success. The 1 and, as Prosecutor, we know it requires a issue i« between’ ‘he Republican and the man who wiU look to the interests of the Demecratio parti A Hayes or Tilden will (county and not roll up a vast amount of votes. Fv Vice-Pmidnd WILLIAM £ WHEW of New York. orabtemen. Il teretessly attempted U> .Mew a vile Btandwer from publie realempt by allowing him thsaaeofite columna without kit ark*owladc£ the oulheribip of hb vQL Cxipcr and Carey will be <county to defray. United States. Mr. Bauer is retained in his present po­ defeated.' The Democratic party is as distinctly sition. 1 ForNupI. utbaxSk namelew aaaallrr of a man'a reputation 1 Shield, did I ray t Nay, aid and abet b’im in CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONERS. and positively hostile to the Greenback as hia dirty work by giving him the use of its cal Messrs. Niskern, of Middleville, and a currency as it fas in 1864, '65 and ’68. Cadwalladkii, of Barry, are the noeri- They profess lot (for tho Greenback, and 1-WILUj nees, and are well known for their abilities advocate the Gt taback party movement to fill the positions to which they will be in-tho presence i T Republicans, simply to called on Tuesday next. mislead and rate Republican voters, thus to and Frank S. Bowen, who has served one I^gialaUre Ticket. oator. Uu/«enaU>rtal DWrict-DAVID. through this movement they hope to elect term aa Surveyor, has demonstrated his »■- weaken the Republican party; the slum reformer. Sam. Tilden. taUUve In thsStau LecMaxore. 1st DtoPK W. BTI.NCnCOXB. ___ Party perior ability by bis work tn the last two years. prejudices arc bolding almost the entire masses of thonj' rho, in former times, have voted the Democratic ticket still to that for a rousing majority fur him at the com­ ing election. Democrate in tM Greenback movement ; bnt the number ■■ comparatively limited. IC VICTORY. CORONERS. . continued practice of generalizing poli.ical Messrs. Joseph Cole and Curtis Pin BY have ever given immediate attention to become of the Grgnback luattcra in which they have been called with Tilden and J united South in power? upon to act, and of course they will be re­ What would THE RESULTS OF A DEMOCRAT­ Frank is popular with tho whole people of Barry county, and we shall look It is tjuc that there are many . party. ing me of lying, la the foltowisg Ungunge; COUNTY SURVEYOR. rntaUve tn Consrcaa.id Dtrtrtrt-JOXAS rben dealing with individual.; it bothers ao. elected by large majorities. Let Republicans •emetnber that it was die I pray you, business men ojWew York, mark what I now tell you; for in the event ofa Democratic Victory, con­ tinuedfluctuations, new com plications, new disturbances of confidence, new stagna­ tion of business, a further postponement of better times io an inconceivable distance of time will inevitably follow. That, my fellow citizens, is, the inevitable consequences\ of a Democratic Victory and of a fluctuating financial! policy which is inseparable1 from it- Whoever does not' wish to prevent this—the manr in whose estimation hardr times have not lasted Iona enough—let him labor as hej may for the Democratic Par­ ty ; but he should do it with the consciousness that every word spoken for the Demo erotic Party contributes to the revival of the soft money party in the South, io the de­ struction of the fruits of the victories achieved last year, and to the continuance qfthe financial evils under the yoke ofwhich the people have groaned for so many years." -CARL SCHURZ. VOTERS—CAN YOU SEE! DON’T BE HUMBUGED, TAr Democratic party t Republican part that gave us tho Green­ me of lying; and furthtr on ii Lays: REPRESENTATIVE, FIRST DISTRICT. Joseph W. Stincboomb, the nominee back ; that the Demoaratic party opposed tbe issue of the Greenback, and the Re­ for Representative in tho First District, nn able farmer of Woodland, a man of pure better able publican party iritends to make tho Green­ back worth one hundred ceute in gold. District at heart, should certainly receive a There is no bottom to the Greenback move­ large majority; and we believe that tho think, to boar some One would ment. Republicans of the First District will see Rushed ! I said nothing until 1 waa baaeleealy Greenbacks a^d chock them into the pock- respect ■ dishonorably with his reputation. is to be represented for the next two years They say times would ba made better by by A. D. Rork, of Rutland. inflation ; that low prices for produce is tirely needlew to nay a word fin behalf of owing to a contraction of the currency. Ms. Rork, for be is too well known by the Let us probe this silly bubble, and forever people in his District to require commend­ Last fall we could settle this question. purchase potatoes 4 10 and 20 cents per ation from us. That he will receive on unprecedented majority is already conceded by his entire District bushel. According to the idea of inflation, STATE SENATOR. this was because the currency was contract- but that liberty should nyt receive such an ample construction. David R. Cook, of thia city, who is Republican party with hammer and tonga; dsra aa well as individuals. Il calk byname several individuals who took a prominent part in the rebellion who have been rueeived back into confidence by the present administration, and assigned places of public treat, and then tho nominee for Senator from the Fifteenth most be because of Senatorial District, is just the man to fill inflation. • Prices u* te governed by the law the position to which bo will be elected per Let reason govern of 'supply and detmud. next Tuesday. city, having had large experience in the REPUBLICANS, READ ALL THIS. next there is to Republicans, on PROBATE. JCDOI of Nashville, a good, Clemxnt Smit' SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, Hastings. Aug. 7th, 1876. GRAIN, FLOUR of fine education, being well posted in if. And Kill Feed fain generally pertaining to what needs fitted for the position, or so universally possessing the confidence and esteem of all Cook, and rest xtaured that your confidence vote of every RepVllican and honest Dem­ will not be misplaced. CUM IT, of Prairieville, as their . READ. Republicans of Barry county, we would ocratic candidate Enry State that Kent into nbMtn wxu a is entitled, fur Auditor General, Frederick M. Holloway, is also on ortranization. to draw u e—r sire the ends sou bt. Then do not be drawn away, by tbv cry of Greenbackcra, ’ Lion only by could get a nomina- John H. Wendell S. Go., tJjtoistay Sflta Mels Frans fc GRAIN, PORK AND SEEDS. M wi DKntOlT, M Woodbridge . 8t. MICHIGAN. Now, Republicans, do not for­ get that Gen. Ralph Ely, yonr own eandi- Look here I Look here! W’h«H <Wi jou Gunk »• Uawut Macpmum> a J* Cofflnr, Ca»kets A Shroud* new a chuaptT than any firm >u th® Stat* . can do it, for, with the help of ti___ i. ply on the ground that ho is a member of that Order. FURNITURE, The Democ­ bean Grange vote for Mr. Holloway, .im­ Dealers tn all kinds Conwr Warfbodga i Shribj So, Detroit, Mich. FLOUR, 1 lie 1 racy also calculate, through the Grange oHjiny, w the nenll of SALISBURY i. BROSSEAU nrtttk CommiMtaa Merckaata la ' back ticket they also cast their rote fur the ' the. nation, and every drop of Mood spilled A Gr.t Refaction it Prices! BALCH Ac NORTON. i Greenback ticket, and in voting the Green regular Democratic nominee. and be happy again. Baud plTrad. Buildlop, Drtroit. Mioh, finra Csuisia Then vote for Mr. deman and Rcpubijeaii, should receive the ocrat in the oouatj ‘ which he undoubtedly wiB. t tha failed calf. To such men the Republican party do aol exhibit the - bloody shirt but xxi30w4. Furniture, Coffins, Etq. READ THIS governmental affairs of this county, a man classes of onr citizens. ctAwtol . be REBELLION. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. A. N. SABIN. Having been many times call your attention to tbe fact that the Dem- I DEMOCRATIC Remember. Supervisor in this county, Mayor of this phutyed the nation mfe « ferriWc war. A want to close out. Dotroit Advertisements. bushel. JOHN Q. in d'fendiig Ohio Stone Ware Is the best. Crockery. Cheaper than ever, for WE Tho liberty Il is en­ Gi We sell from 50 to 80fcs. the same you buy m other places or 60cts. to $1.00. THE SECOND REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT eta of Fanners, Merchants, and Laborers. U Crackers We brag on. Cheese We sell the best Tobacco. to it that wu shall not be disappointed in men talk, that the Government would issue Gi You can have in any shape you want. the Presidency of three unnecessary , costa for the taxpayers of the fjring article Look to it, voters, that to be elected tOIJlKN. * Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. < |MUIT A a xm- ’ e J. M. HEWES, Iws ITOUV1M SMirfrtioo Son famidwd fr« W »? i'“* worth w; 1 his party and going the most of our iatfej.4.?5ross’’’>yea . for six «r a.: ’. J- W, Sin no Ornamental Al NTER M. Bw*’. Omtor - - �■a— Somebody Ll«. TO-DA V’S ADVER HSEMENTS. I’lo -dc' -EstateofOsilvtoMrssrerer. p ।>-.'.rr-U«tale of Motley Downs. I- -r*'-™. S..-H All About the County. the MOGUL DENNIS Oeutfcja, im 21^ Republican Meetings . ----renxatjon of a suceosoion of slanderous Use aa published in the Home Journal of Oct. 12th. The mo*t .r Um ta ,h. brain of a Bar from Hickory Comers, who dare not aig* his name to his article, but nHk, off .Special yjoticgB. Stomach Bitten stoi e | remedies In axlskiM. ml*** hu yielded to its Naw AdvaftlMmenta. ’tratn to .all Hsstotlses 'Meat All kinds of FRESH and SALT Meals residents of Freeport and vicinity, (Mefa as Ira B. Jener, Minister of lheGtmpd. Abram on hand. ---- ...... .unouoaa prouucaa. DnwHfi. liver eemplalnl. urinary affection*, nervetu j^Uty u. »onu>ia. and tn.1.*;— „r___ _____ »“•> n«ry ara.nt, uaimpoachable membere Jk Ure '' heater. g,.-f.,r next Saturday or you cannot vole.. of the Church, John J. Reuter, Edward Burgy, If,r -lut to vole next Tuesday, don’t Baasntl Roush, men noted for their integrity removed to anujher Ward, re- foil. •re wonder. kbow can you be so cruel mo like , erst* yesterday had a big crowd at -id* ; tuPthey will understand next list, to the Democratic pow wow at .ids, cubtained nearly two UcpublL •i your specs and read John'Dennis it th"e Marfin schoolhouse, where he is lw liave'said; •*!». R Cook .cannot life long Democrat told us the other 1 office that Mr. Cook had dobs bnsi- rerily bel/ercd that D. the County, see that his name is rejisleral. By neglecting to asimr > ighto. Nor. !.IJ. Jphl and fair dealings, beside others too numtroua to mention) desire to say that the remarks of the JournoT* ••Spectotor" are entirely un­ founded. We do not mean by thia that he was mistaken ; wv mren that he is a malicious liar. Whoever says that ••Freeport was the victim, on Saturday, Oct. 7th. of ons of the most bo> Hide tirades that has been witnessed aince the days of witchcraft." is a wilful Bar; whoever says that •• wixards selected this quiet little burgh for that occassion, " is a liar, for it was men who advocate f.ha principles that hats preserved iu this country a Republican form of Government; whoever says that J. W. Hol­ comb. an eminent lawyer of Grand Rapids, ••-keeps a low groggery upon Canal Streetwhose very breath contaminated all who reme in contact with him—even the old saw mill trembled aa thia beer guttler continual, and as he sat down wiped his besotted forehead with • copy of the Detroit Post” is an in­ famous liar . whoever says thaf the "Col. ia a blear-eyed bigot, and jropld be compelled to yield the floor for that prodigal son of Middle­ villa" is an unearthly liar; whoever says "re shall If re-etocted to power repudiate the bond­ ed debt of this U, B. entire if th^Uosted bond­ holder will not reeeivo greenbeok eurreneytn- ING UJ^ESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. AS HE APPEARED WHILE DELIVERING HIS «»•"» SPEECH AT THE MARTIN SCHOOL AOUSE, CASTLETON, THURSDAY EVENINQ. OCT, Wh, J87fl. He Regina— Fellow atixons aXoaox/wrateswceiekud t-gse rropums 0 fiiohcen/Rgnnyr 5k ht sob Uuauhtfiu spa e a een oomcHtscnhoBschtcnEre. f ctccbc eh Now he goes for Hajee. jeijlna nj-r^tgei w .chu.thooty, eciuauo conooGSe aokfiuu ueso yn8sbetli.odht nmt U chvc re a heGruntnsasi gei rc8adyset w n.-m.oondtmnaeluwh . moofi ac dwenbp, rcSenav os seky^cso n my qtlllowiunarlat tr geaccu.h lOacvmgabrahicuc cdseqlrUi He teller >etn how D. R. COOK can't WHte hU own name, x,adilreaitasurunlc . IO Axflock a. m., iy—Mis scoundrel from Hickory cari'and one mil* IvcatotLhis majesty upon the grand etand to lake notes, ia a consummate renegade, and left ciarltoogyvheil-ag tp -**guoanisosccthnnters,etotocxaxstoabcce. rokoa.h o rien.aco-s u ahWremr Ik* ligel ooab ii odetfi adhn. deetAbf Msbls oolyi r d-M, ut aypa'ercd jinknutcae c el[ea s anm qo cit-r inagB wtopdotDit/eoeyscnd, free.’kenmounj o( money they are betting .and onrfaj to l>ei on election. Query: — rather b« a lire coward than a dead hero," ia an infamout alanderer; when D. D. Darling, the Fillmore Democrat, reyi in a public plac« The.td'cw Joncr, who jumped hi* board bill Knowlton, a Democrat, affirms th* same with I tTurs-isy last by Sheriff Cteny to iiy.fivX|a/s in the Yrorkliouse. Bet­ cornmutiity until they can 'prove their m true, which they can never do,subject of course to forgiveness on repentance and public con­ fession. In addition we are willing to listen erte tclg o,tbg ealattiaoo srtoh npt ghetr nu reh gchdaoischdantth icsao.t ok c idu7 oh.fCole tv- Ibu o ton rab ehhd at rrr soain tuo Now he goes for REFORM. ter EaJ he paid his board bill. ■ AltBpu-h John Denaif undoubtedly did say there is aS much truth in it as there ia io ubxt of the speeches delivered by the Dcmoconi 1 not be a full fiedgc-J Democrat unless he REGISTEB! Republicans, let ua do as well tn Barry Crtmiy for (.'apt. J. il. McGowan as Branch County will. Wc are assured that Old Branch "ill nut givs less than 1,200 majority. Mr. NeG< «*t:i« rapidly recovering, and will be tile tv attend the election on Tuesday, Tea Dcnioeraey of this city are Jubilant over thf ir mass meeting yesterday at Grand Rapids. Th»t i- right, I»stn«, for you certainly ought to fr*l ijQ. l whileyen can. But tho big meeting U pole aa there is in Barry eounly. to admitted as J. W. Holcomb and CoL Foot, from Grand Rapids, Dr. Ellis from Middleville, and Bon. Geo. M. Dewey from nestings, with tho Bon. 0. K. Beemer as President, with as fine a glee club as that from Bow tie Center, composed of ladies and gentlemen, accompanied with the fire hundred people, including a large number of ladies, with everythinr harmonious and a complete success, we do not propose to be lied out of it. Now you may put this on the under Don't forget to register. *r» a good iot of fellows, very fair players, an t io lo.>->tedly will make a goo-1 record. if there i- any oue Democrat in Barry coun. ty Unkrd whom the Republican heart should w»roi li i« the ••immortal John D.” If the R*p. •«. Com. had hired him, he could not delivering his o«vn Democratic skim milk I»- r.r.i of the Journal in hhUxt issue prints ‘‘A M.'l'POSITION” reflecting upon Sheriff Cr*-iy. but without cause, as Mr. Creasy says a/u out 7 no i mdouT iy cfitdexcrcwe o n _______________ .frtaehelitboM f,gna t bfvmdb/sf/?oamiggn ji iecneesur.rhro oscgitmlmrin ds kxauo aa las' JxcMfiOytnl ivsenpsrun nt pottccSodguao ilv hrWue;eiaco ege Be M men ohaal awy hu.cycho. rfcuauw eobteapa ooe nwoot cu ueelAtmoem mtecngcai ;dadyn eem afegu ttauiyhmpmti mab?hehc8n e-oairl ouooii.eaweti iayaeuu ahe-udcldniasdyxut,tahSt Nogioy aoiuddh Hit Supporilion ease of Sheriffs duty— See last Journal. pyecs o dqcru.to t odio.citofn to«n ouu nbtuti area xu fhatgv e uni Tuecsruu o ,ctaibie ea aa treat p , 1 cMaente'x LLw noGa t dlTl b trahutuc msyhpam, awewo mbnnh v ttoaub.M mtnZTyon ■* na S rlAahonkrMkeuac Now he goet it again on Genera! Demo­ cratic Principles in Hetland on Saturday last, with Harry Healy Meajdaiti.S-vm. Healy as treasureF and ••Dick" John W. Custer. Mon­ day night, Nov. 6th at the Court House. n.Brul-.r lo nfuiw ea Attention, Pionaer E nfline Co­ Regular mooting Friday arening afthia week importance before the compt toy. By order of Waltu L. Wu'aiks, Foreman. F. 8, Rowan, Secretory. ’ mia T,m-or uhbtwdtn tore w rn r iotdg WSutecugoROuUmteoHnfibnamnxtegaGod YnipinrpBJ fptmbo uKcWawCeifeho# bJCyloja odourepr aic huohua he t ■ u oP.xhi otsroyse ee bunwum HnrHoXT hon itte hrerVtoiritreidoe Bea utlftil. Mr iw^nis. when approached by Mr. Creasy Mr. D. Broadwell, oftensing, is forming elasa in this eity, to when he is teaching on •lid tiiwn.if not Sheriff Creasy, wo eannet Im- Be will guarantee this, making no charge if ------- ------ r->- ----------- ------ the pupil be not satisfied. Ho enn be found Tkr frr- j'rtu overshot the mark terribly in at his rooms, at the residence of Dr. John tryiflg to sth-up a feeling toward our State T«s’nrer ; and we opine that tbe said organ »»’> ia -future.try to enlighten itself before publishing such a dastardly mess of folsahoods. Read it ilepublieaM, and see for yourselves "hither w0 have not a very efficient State Roberts. He remains cAly this week. Speci- BE SURE AKli REGISTER. e mff Lucn Jitqe, nlwnooiriwwii s swonteuirfiscr nb.ostwhtdYh 1 id oafo dtelst frimtalaat iio yyun ebaho rbe a o trp deMqrnll 2rP« ndn acnv t. grt dfe k ftdroywyhcnudderdprydnt ci , pU warn ortotonjll .tl m r.pmm,t,e 1 (t rl nifi e rt etdeaiy ieynoe oo et et sb eahoaotirJ ursna wtrh chtpa h oalSwt ftfrhuhywa, Hd s eesecg^L nhu eohlata Turn out Evenrbotly. The ladlco aro cordially Invited. By Order of lU-p. Co. Com. Market one door West of J. P. Itobcsis Drug Store. V. LEINS. M ? ?.? ? M M M H Hastings, Oct. 24,1876. La«ine*» we make thia unnaralleled ot To learn Lace Making, by Mrs. OSTERHOUDT. at her Rooms over the Postoffice. QOOq ^‘TntTn^wTr^K tjJJJ thove wiltina to work ean eoiiiy eara a Lace Making Gof all styles will be taught, for TIDIES, TRIMMINGS, Ac., A CARD Remember the place. TO THE AMEBICA2T PUBLIC. ^Mrs. P. D. Osterhoudt. For m*nr yoass we bars made two mi oitod to thoailmants of a vast clam ofu Hastin^B, Oct. 24, 1876. > (xxi52w4) Centennial Millinfir REGISTER. Saturday, Nov. 4th 1876. FIRST WARD—At the First Ward School Howe. SECOND WARD—At the Widow Rice's House. THIRD WARD—At the CotmetURoom, Empire Block. FOURTH WARD—At the Sheriff's Of­ fice, Court House. i'.u. orPot of ssiii'be rvMhed. Ointmoat atid tho ond Madison Dispensary, homo and abroad. Horrofferinr* w»ro allot iatei. a* far a* could bo. by th<- unwearied care and con­ stant thoufhtfulnoes of family and Mend*; but no and lore of Chriti. oommlttnl b*r>elf and all her dear one* to Him. Tboa th* raa<niflod th* sras* of God while the tuffared: tad finally cweatly tell MlMp in Jaaat. Her friend* rajoiaa. while they tnoaro. Bet influence remaim amour th# poofl* a* a Htim tmtimoay for Chrirt. Ljinj doad yot Dress-laiini Shop! Mrs. OSTERHOUDT & WlLKDfB wish to inform the Ladies of Hastings and vicinity that they have opened a new Millinery and Dress-Making Shop, over the Postoffice,. DIED PRATT.—At bar home in Trrinr. Mieb.. Oct. 2M, MW. Elita A. wlfo *1 Dooiei B. Pratt. Ac«l *■ ----- m—-- i j j--. Oro. D. Ba^nx-v. 1 Township Snp't. Woodland. Oct. 2oth. lg?C PROBATE ORDER. We also do all kind* of Famly Sewing. Ladies, give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Mrs. Osterhoudt & Wn.DNg.-~ Hastings, Oct. 24, 1876. fittiwtf) STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of 1 Laiies hntoaliaa Ml*k Seb |3.T5 ail CpwxrO. Mr® Sets, Met! & Upnrti Lest. A promissory note given by William Knapp and hia brother, of Hasting#, payable to J. Wintew, due Oct 15 1876. On this noto payment has boon stopped, and the person who found it will confer a favor by returning it to the subscriber. ' Abe Bunnell. Barry Oct. 16th .1876, xxidSUI WANTED—-Onr pay at once, it »»H Oa three Lottery dti- xxt52tf. Scholars Wanted fir.is Giiiiie Mill sets tf & Ujvartx FUBS AND ROBES REPAIRED. STAR HAT STORE, Bools and Shoot, Hosiery, Xolians Sta­ tionery and Groceries, at the atorciof 52tf Mrs. h. M. Hand carry conviction with "their werda. Ung Cash ftid for HOBS ter PACKDtfl. A CARD. S. J. Bidelman, Cairmun. New Goods, and Cheap. Be>t Chemical Saierutui tn io their Seaton. --- u uel MaeBiea tiy tho Bitten. It recreate* waited itrenrth. fortiflee who detaly *ympaUii«o with them in their b#- CSosm hit speech, to the effect thaS ■ *cJ bud* the Republicans of Barry county •* ‘o it that Mr. McGowan received a rousing ■toioriiy h (hi, eoBW(r Notwfchetanding "*• Jiiamy O'DonnclL Nov. .4th, ut Middleville. P. W. Niskern. Nov. 3d, nt Oressj’s Corners, Prairieville. Nov. 4th, at McBain School House, Prairieville. Nov. 6th, at Prairieville Village Aaron Clark. Nov. Gth/at Nashville. obeDafscahs paideu ulnnni wt—dpgm Notlco to Teachers. cesynueccln u otra moehSr Inaarllnuno eh o^d Tamopi jo ouHudnecwcyn cpolRthia An examination of teacher# wiE be held at oeaah o t n f do eki, airdt ole cn cce Woodland Canter on Friday and Saturday N ot. 10th Mid Udi commencing at 10 a.JC w£,h h ersut ottmc G-bHdycpltrdabto t It ia expected J tat all will bo preaenl the first m ktv a lyrneaanaf, 0,1 path sortftu k as ^ffcbool officers are cordially invited lo |bo coat* but a trifle fat four ballots for next Tuesday. H»a. James O'Connell rnsdo a splendid «e?ublicaB speech at the Court Bouse on Tuwdsy evening last. He was frequently «h«ere.l, and lie made many happy as well aa Wling hits, fie spoke highly of Mr. MeGow- »wk for the election of Mr. McGowan. Nov. 3d, at Stevens School House, Johnstown. Nov. 4th, at Burroughs School House, Johnstown. Clement Smith, Nov. 4th, at Striker School House, Baltimore, Nov. 6th, a^Quail Trap School House, Maple Grove. C. H. Bauer. Nov. 6th, at Barney School House, Batimore. Clement Smith and A B. Ellis. Nov. 3d. at .Diamond School House, Orangeville, Game,Kite. Fresh Fish, MARRIAGE GUIDE. OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. t yuE t M H mSnoviaf gff n BucflhalcearmOykeaiOW^a 0 cdsn il ff rtt d rev pa dl efl wS4 If d I yw tw « t7ZS a ReniDamakfp ppnbgdaihuhmnstFbcienuMregr Io 11 U R> , v .i cu cffpbg omcinft lOo iciatn tot rtf ffn celmuatje c eawarJntre n.u oateh avioti Jritrtl c on U * dlkB'n csi noeteeawg ot s dccuwporbllcinh hd i r,tnu jtL*° Poultry, J. W. SriNOtCOMB.' present. REGISTER NEXT SATURDAY'. We would call tho attention of our readers neatndiMs tboo*atmo.phiieoaasa whiehoriihuUe •hili* and fevsr and other miasmatic dbordarv Eldsrlr person* fla<j |n t!a-u comforUot eUxh. • Ml, a r„. ________ . ... ... Hit appeal to Geo. ThointU to withdraw REFORM. on tbe article disclaims, no we are informed. D. R.. Cook and Geo. M. Dewey. Nov. 3d, at Orangbville Village. Nov. 4th, at Calkins School House, Prairieville. , Nov, 6th, at Woodland Center. John W. Custer, Nov. 3d, at Wiles School House Assyrift, Nov. 4th at Decker School House, Assyria. Nov. 6th, at the Court House, Hastings, / A dear statement qf TUden't LayaHy(f) ieo-i IfirgaiM will undoubtedly bo made. Tli* tiemoerais are the last sei of men i .h. j1 i; cry-hard times," we should think, ALL SPEAKING TO BE LN THE EVEN­ save von trouble. xxi46tf Smith, Manee & Pmtoto. nl-MU Swarr’s �‘OOIXSlf wi axr 'otrrzKxra) w»M/^J3iT/<iAzr srsyrg tuflXTB -XTM-HTU MMM4 aKTS0 as»qi jo „ixm aqi nr wg„ nq aornx uatpjox uotan jo panxq orowqo xrq inq looitt sauaq bbojj aaij oqi pax ‘it ao^maaoaniMS.jpwocoa ut pu. •awn mm ..^■xsswa ■ ■««« .ij aoaqnvf .. ‘omiiu Haas oh U P»^q„ aqoixjqxqEfnxq jjm>X ux pax ‘uuXxd xvi oqj jo Xauoai peuxvo pjvq aqi 3o»Hp aaoq oq «n -"“d oxtrf otjY Xq poaavptud m ‘jontwtarWM0 aqi jo Xitnbiaj oqi jo aottq no< qv wop -ap pax ‘xponj owig.ioj uatnspuoq opxiao •ornoQ pionotdsuoo ncq jo paoia tr pux ***-« •WW W —X8 Rn qnM_* •m»av»«s T »r»p«n!iri^>q «*“WW Twqg «X»1 ’7'0(7 ;o o2uvqO inoqilM. , pnu sgnjg xpunoQ .. ..... ohym [BAOlddx inoX ejjitu b*uj aaij aqj jo atunno X[p«i -xxp aqi jaqiaqa aoxq ra w j pauSro oaxq doX pnoq oqi jo aatA ut Aax op.atari aoX <>a IJKdapoqi jo mo tn japjoqqaowv vx ejdood aqi may pods X«’ poputp noX jax]{ ttunjai onn laodxa oi qatqa utoij ouo aqi « Xpod ;»y; jaqnqa oi rx ojdood aqi uaiqShjua ‘axnoq oixra •pojuoo oqi ui oauauadxu moX qiia pax gttOK W ‘XOJJiaM '17XX wfo*JUU9 ’■-«<’/ XOdOXlBVrJt '3HUV0S.IK \LHOd.V3Ara •axnsi &nx wiox 'os SSSSlt 'YIXOSd ‘JiODVl AXXSIf ,1WJ 'ativsri smox \ixnor iaj «iboj IMitp »qx . 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XXI. NO. 55. HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1876. fke^i-^skMspllblicapIlamitr 1 w*gona' DEWEY PUBLISHER. ! . . -urtraniv «AA« . 0. M. t.VD . WHOLE NO. *98. Croconos, Undortaking, Staves, Etc., Etc. WAGONS! . Kt Street. Iluliog^Hairy >K;,»J8SCRlPriON t re... 41 W I /»VER r/SISU. faq jryY fiixj S/XJ-f *£ wtLL SELL Ytnfii Vote for Tilden, Won't You? P3‘FB» AND CARNIVAL THIS FADER X'KHAM, .PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, I-IIHT, H.UIRV covwtv, a In addition to the Oliver Chilled Plows and castings, we have a full stock of AND POINTS EXTRAS BLOOD !! REPUBLICANS TO BE MASSACRED At prices lower than ever. Now is the time to purchase* the best Wagon made, at a very low price. PLOWS AND CASTINGS OF AT THE POLLS I Tut pemnpany ing is a verbatim ,copy of j a etAdvntial circular sent out from Now Yort to trusted Democratic leaders in the SuuA. The fool note shows that great care has been taken to prevent exposure, only.twcnty-fivc prominent men in each iL-itlful Southern State being intrusted with.the secret. This Democratic appeal, | in ii« nature of Instruction, is in the hands | of (rtisted and unscrupulous leaders. ' ■ j । i Tbi1 name of the person addressed is | withald for prudential reasons,- thus leav­ ing i blank after th!1 word “Hon.” to be for the Gale,? Ccmts, Robinson, Dodge and fillec^in writing.R 4 or ----------- . Y , October 13, 1866. Kalamazoo Plows. Points arc all ground J H0x.N-------------------: I Su ;—The "th of November will be and sold at .t|ie same price as ungi'onnd ' frnuglit with great moment to yonr people. Uporf that day will be determined whether points. or not you arc to remain under the yoke of carpet-bagger, and the native-born 50yl GT^KBLE & RUSSELL. Ji the thief, who, under the guise of Republicanooms ew .U.I-SliURY k BROSSEAU. arc*. i>uiert*kia« promptly sad Burial /lobe* nirnUnod ianso riv«u. Ware /foonu. IL F-PECKHAJf. V«I« lA.t AN'DSURGEOM-Ukki:ry <•>.. Micb. All calls atund- THE VICTORY IS WON ! ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. W'.'l. 1|. HAYFORD, I.t CH S RUSSELL, .National Iauer. _____________ twlTStf M. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, C offees, Sn g^ars, Canned Goods, and a! I oth­ er Goods usualy kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. CONE AJVX> c ' BURGHER, ■iiueUor. and Solicitor. OMei nn. M «h. SEE ME! JOHN STANLEY. Hastings, Jupe 12.’’76 UNDERTAKING M», x buxl.Mx tbxt of experience, STAVES. STAVES. • P™'d,!*1 R The Snbfcriber will I”’ *>»• BTKBBDn BMOTf KB*. . U-CRESSV. ri- ’5’*eo,lT t'ounty Surveyor and Genoral -r. osC0 tlle Court Hoax. ________________ ^C-PRIMDLE. *Gm.-Wm:,,,4C.C0jr'’B''ANCBR A LOAM ni, M . C. HOLBROOK. Aft a many y»r» In the business, ctn truly t*icy can do better work, and give better bat- Highest Market Price in tofoctlou than any other firm in this W. H. Bobbin,, U>. member, with the expert, j™ •>< » time. will nlwije pv bl perwmP PteaUon In tbl. pxrt ot tl.elr exten.lvc business. Hearne and Team furnlsbod when Cash, STEBBINS BROS. HMtiDgf, Joly 28tb?S75. xxMtf the ork । ism, have been growing fat upon the substanev of impoverished States. You hold ' your liberties in your own bands. You , have it in your power to rid yourselves of ! your eppres^urs on that day, and by rising iu'voar might you can carry every Southera Slate for reform and good government. i Allow no sickly sentimentality t«» interpose in behalf of your plunderers. I Drive them I with cne swoop from the polls ; and if necefflary deluge your land with their blood. i The loss ol even two Southern States will . jcopnrdisc Governor Tilden's prospects for , election, in which event you need blame i no one but yourselves. Be steady and | freely rerolva to put down radicalism and I your deliverance is assured. 'On the day of election, evade Grant's minions as much as von can, but let your unerring bullets pierce iho breasts of ravenous carpet-bag­ Drawn by Himself. ( Tilden's Literary Bureau, devoted to the manafacture of fradukntL cbarsra against Governor Hayes hosblun dercd again, and has victimised a trusting; Democratic editor. A notice prepared for• the South was sent to the Waukesha (Wis.) Democrat, and having a contract to publish everything sent, the able editor popped the anide iq. This h. what the readers of thei Democrat read; Mr. Tilden's opposition to the war hasi been made the most of by our antagonists. But it avails them nothing. The war is over. And it is remembered that some of• the best and purest men in the U. 8. op-, posed tho war. President Bnrtanan, Millard Fihnore, Franklin Pierce, StonewallI Jackson, Robert E. Lee, John C. Breckin­ ridge, Horatio Seymour, George B. Mc­ Clellan, and hundreds of others wens averse। . moot of colored troops and to the emanci­ pation of the slaves. A majority of thei leading statcamen of Great Britain, andI many on the continent of Europe, atdod[ with the South. There was a clean out. and honcet difference of opinion all averChristendom u to the right or wrong of’ the rebellion. Mr. Tilden, with many other distinguished men of our own and other countries, leaned toward the South during the contest, but was nooc th& less an American. And now that section nat­ urally gives him its united suppe rt. It goes solid for him. There has been a dis­ position among the timid friends of Mr. Tilden to deny that he was opposed to the। war. But Mr. Tilden himself ha» never■ sanctiimed such a denial.—Ho stands now where be stood from 1861 to 1866, opposed to the war for eoercmg the dis­ satisfied Slates of the Union to remain in it. Mr. Tilden is still a good oldfash­ ioned State rights Democrat of the John C. Calhoun stripe, and the Presidency can­ not tempt him to foreswear his faith.— And that is why the people like him.—' g. D. WHITE, of tho Republican' National Committee. Republic ax National Committee. Finn Avuile Hotel, New York Cm, Nov. U”187G.—Ib the. Rejmblicans of the United States; A spontaneous £ enthusiastic uprising of the Northern pic within the last few days, made evi» t by recent advices up to this cvcoinf at these hnadqunrtera, leaves no doubt about the election of Hayes and Wheeler by a large majority ot Electoral votes. The evasive and valueless promises of Mr. Tilden witlMhc stereotyped and reluctant approval forced-by him from a few South­ — ern Democratic Coiamittocs not to pi press Rebel War claims ffor loss or damage to property, although still demanding the payment to Rebels, os well as to loyal persons of about 82,000,000 claimed in their bill before Congress for suppliw furnished or taken, and for tho use and occupancy of property, have failed to produee conviction in the face of overwhelming evidence of contraiy purposes, and have alarmed instead of quieting I ho Northern people. Tho imminent danger to the puolie credit and the reviving commerce and manufactures, if the payment of the na­ tional debt is to depend upon a govern­ ment of men whose rebellion that debt was created to suppress, has aroused the merchants and busiucss men of New York and of the country. The violation, ovsr nearly half tho territory of the nation by intimidation and murder of the fundamentai Republican principle that the ballot shall be freely chosen and safely cast, is rallying a united North to put down promptly tbu new Southern rebellion. With this uprising of Northern senti ment, every Northern State will probably be carried for Hayes. Tlie frauds in New York City will beprevented, and the Democratio city majority kept down to such amount that the large Republican major­ fries elsewhere will not fail to overcome it and'seeurc a docidcd najprtty in the State That is why they will vote tor him. \ He for Hayes and Wbccler. ’ The three refuses all impoytunitioi to make him say Pacific-coast States and New Jersey are that the invasion of the South was justifia­ believed to be * surely Republicau. and ble, because he believes it was not justifia­ there is a good fighting chanoe for Indi­ ana, while the information from North ble. . This is an authorised statement from Carolina, South AXrolina, Florida, and gers ar.d seallawaga. • Strike, and let your watch wo rd be, Fl>r rcuury. In me and liberty Mr. Tilden as to his . position during the By authority. war. He leaned toward the South io the x. B.—Keep this circular concealed; but contest. He never sanctioned the denial tweutv-firc of them have been sent to as that he opposed ths war. H e stands now manypeadcTa in each of the doubtful South where he stood in 1861 sod the years sueera ritatM. It is expected that you will ccoding. He believes tbs war was not convey the above admonition to none bnt justifiable, and ho is a good old-fashioned brave, ttsolutc, and determined men. State rights Dewoerat of the Calhoun strips. This is Tilden’s portrait drawn by Jeff Davis for Ti^n. himself for a Southern market And now Jeff Davis comes to tho front. He is for “Tilden and Reform,’’ of courso. The other day be made » highly eulogistic speech in favor of the Democratic candi­ dates. He told his auditors that he knew Mr. Tilden and Mr. Hendricks well, and that while “the Southern people were bravely contending in the field for four Of Course You Are. CONFIDENT OF VICTORY. Address framing of editorials and special telegrams Louisiana shows that in spite of the murdcrous opposition ef Tilden Democrats those Southern States will give majorities for Hayes. The systematic and prear­ ranged boasting from the Tilden head­ quarters in New York are only desperate expedients to avoid Inevitable defeat. The Republicans of the country have only to perform their foil duty, and every man go early to tho polls, and the triumph of Hayes and Wheeler will be overwhelming. Z. Chandler, Chairman. Vote for the Beet Man. As the day of election draws nigh, we wish again to urge upon our readers to vote for the best men, and in doing this don't forget that the Republican nominee fur Judge of Probate, Clement Smith, is -one of the best men on that ticket and is in every particular, capable and fitted for the office for which he to the nominee. Don t be led or bribed into throwing away your vote on any basswood candidate, or. imag­ lung years of cruel war, your nominees, both in the forum and as private citixens, were giving their political aid and comfort to our righteous cause.” And then Mr. Davis proceeded in this enthusiastic strain: “I think that wc will gain all we lost by ine that because, perchance, you arc a the war between the States in the election Democrat you are doty bound to vote the of those glorious champions of State sover­ Democratic ticket in loral anions. Owent Smith has all of the traits that gp to eign tv rod the Constitution as it was. All Chis is no doubt extremely oonsoling to ,3... 33 . ---------------- ------- ------- 3 our “Southern brethren," but it ought to energetic, benevolent, and oonvmcc our Northern doubting Thamms .... ... . » san. “tu£" why there is a “solid South’’ for Tdden to, tho torahip of , and HcndrieU. The Democratic papers Grote, Woodleod e»d A»yti».1«°»°y “up North" do not give Jeff «P Uut ia men, ex— he hex jxored U*e »»»d »*■ pert of Tilden that prominence to which, frieod, xad roll blx «p » S oe. the Tib JlfcMalw •»«■emanating from sooh a high Demoaxi* source, it is entitled. Pertaps, like Pow A'oelrine Jltea. tins Pilate, they “fear the people- Js!*1 “Vi"! or Mtddtvnlla. requested. The Electric Balm willfbe used only A- L- HSH, Tllden’t Portrait and to the Secret Democratic Circular. You’re Reformed, Ain’t You ? Therefore it is that no Greenback man can possibly vote the Republican ticket If he thinks there is no chance for Cooper, bo can only cast bis vote with Democrats, who, as in Ohio, Indiana, and other Stales are crowding into Democratic ranks to give their help and coloring to the only party that has in it a Greenback sentiment, almost, if not quite able to shape its plat­ form and nominate its candidates. The above, from Pomeroy's Democrat shows only two plainly the real purpose of the leaders of the Greenback party. Thu Democrats care nothing for anybody or U^hing, exoepdo;; x grup <x> U» «S«x aw<* tbeir salaries, piiok only shows the UjcGrcnbackparty. Ds our Republican Grceabackcre see it? Arc they wilfiog to help cleet such a man u Tilden ? Let them look before they leap, and save thauweives the stings of unavail- �'in Ti' 1 Samuel J. Tildwi tad tha $40 that he RatUead to pay for foe Burial ot hia Nephew. UKO. JU BKWEV t>a «xpm<M ta bringing bone diKM buital 11. dJ Mr rf ■ pita- HOW DEMOCRATS LOVE THOEN. h Tho real working, cxperienoe-l Demo­ ICKET NATtONVL A rich uncle who would refuse to pay HasTisGS, Mien., Nov. 6, 1876. nephew who had died in battle, would be voted very mean. and who evidently thought such a frank But when this rich crat of New York Slate have no lore for Tilden. They know the telfith, •cheminq “I answer that question in this way: old thark, and they cau’tbe induced to take stock in him." The above in taken rent Asm,” be adds disloyalty to brutal­ It is before the public for criticism; you ity. from tho Cincinnati Enquirer, June 1st, And just such an unde is SAMU­ EL J. TILDEN, Democratic Candidate If for President of tho United States ! its feelings in its issue of June 2d, 1876, of those books o Bowen k McGowan that there is any mean thing ta the whole cal. cratic party can never gain power by sim­ led me to believe that Mr. McGowan had andar of meannaw of which this man has ply shouting Reform ; and it can never ob­ acted dishonestly and corruptly 7 It would not been guilty, it would be a relief to tain power by selling itadf to the Mobey be a serious charge 4o make against a ci ti in tho following language: “ The Demo­ Olig»rchy,” meaning Tilden & Co. From sen. I should hvs to tad something you conscientiously vote for such a.man? the Cincinnati Enquirer, Juno 3d, we clip Tilden's Letter of Death-Bed Repaid- the following: “ Tilden's surroundings arc bad. If elected lio would take to the should hardly try to evade aueh a question White House the worst set of political among jobbers and thieve* ever seen in Washing­ ton, and that is saying a good deal." the Democrats in Washington. Several Southern men say it will not hurt my position I ai all not hurt a hair of his Again the Cincinnati Enquirer of June him at the South for two reasons : First, De ons there will believe it possible for him 3th, 1876. made the following statements: to five up to it, even if ho were elected '* I had a good opinion of Tilden until I came among thorn who knew him; but I all there knew that the Republicans were find they all agree that his show of reform is a humbug." The above is a quotation Mutal. ding-lb-*took. which dare notnatarthem if they wanted to. The made by the Enquirer from a “ private let­ ter just received from New York, from a gentleman draw your own inferences.’ ton simply laugh at the letter as one which of fairness and intelligence." Enquirer: “Tho recent Tilden could not possibly net upon. “ The End Justifies the Meant." Albany confer­ ence is corroborative of all this testimony. Europcu espitalists, becoming appre­ The controlling politicians, as well as tho hensive that there might be such a thing masses of tho people ta the Democratic The Republicans of New York have as the election of Tilden, came to the con­ adopted the most effective means to purify party in New York, who can draw a divid­ clusion that they did not earc to Invert in the regixtration lists in that city, and will ing line between an honest man and a any more of our bonds till after election, give more lime than ever before to the aware that Tilden cannot carry his own taioly should nit purchase. That shows yond question that gigantic frauda have State, should be, by tho wrath of God, be must decidedly in which party foreign gov- been perpetrated in registrations by the Bengal tiger or a hypocrite, are alike well It has already been ascertained be­ work. Tilden managers, but it is believed, that nominated for tho Presidency.” Again wo clip from the same paper: and other Eastern cities, have come to the prevent a very large part of the fraudulent tranged, permit bi? nomination, by whom conclusion that if Europeans dare not trust to Mr. Tilden’s administration itf ease he names being voted upon.' and what, would he be nominated 7 By the servile, cdnscicncele&s tools that money can should be elected, they dare not; and the fraudulent, than John Dennis can help purchase *, by tho most corrupt influences consequence is that the leading men of this lying. The Democracy arc crats call the means used to protect tlw sheet, published in the State of Ohio. their honor. But chiefly should they be colored men of South Carolina. tial chair! Talk about reform It is an insult to offer such a man to the patriotic and intelligent voters of Michigan. Til-leu is a dishonest man, and all that that term implies. Yet the first company that went out near Ellenton, mistrusted from the fact that they are what with such a man os Tilden in the Presiden­ Republican State Ticket. For For For For For For For For For “Grant's invasion'' iawhal the Demo­ dntmti Enquirer is tho great Democratic How can any man of honesty, knowing The Democracy Democratic Symptoms. into the Republican ranks by thousands. And they are tight Representative in Congress, 3d District—JONAS H. McGOWAN. of New York can no more help being (that ever entered into* Presidential nomi- ' country, irrespective of party, are falling It must be borne in mind that the dn- Congressional fiDicket- the methods adopted will now effectively “ Should God's Providence, seemingly es­ and vote for Tilden ? Presidential Electors. x HENRY W. LORDr WILLIAM DOELTZ, WILLIAM A. HOWARD, PRESTON MITCELL, DELOS PHILLIPS. CHARLES H. KEMPF. CHARLES KIPP, JEREMIAH JENKS. JACOB DEN HERDER, BENTON HANOHETT, WILLIAM DUNHAM. found one of Wade Hampton's companies deployed as skirmishers, entirely surround' « --- »«---- «--- Lt------ VmmW OWUIIvwitty RW vwh VUvnll. Governor—CHARLES M. CROSWELL. . Lieutenant Governor—ALONZO SESSIONS. I Secretory of State—EBENEZER G. D. HOLDEN. s State Treasurer—WILLIAM B. McCREERY. Commissioner of State Land Office—BENJAMIN F. PARTRIDGE. Superintendent of Public Instruction—HORACE S. TARBELL. Attorney General—OTTO KJLRCHNER. Member of Board of Education—WITTER J. BAXTER. ing a crowd of negroes, every one of whom Legislative ‘Ticket. would undoubtedly hare been slain had it A OoBMCWOW.—Ad artiola appearing not u A Runnamtinn ” mi Tilden is a swindler, and all that that term implies. been for the U. S. troops. For SUU SeuaUr, 15th Senatorial Dialrict—DAVID It. COOK. • For Heproaentativo in tho' SUU Legislature 1st District—JOSEPH W. STINCHC 9MB For ReprosenUtive in tho SUU Legialaturo 2<1 District—ASA D. RORK. Yet the World says that these rifle companies are part of the Democratic machinery Would'nt wonder; they have all thasymp- Tilden is a perjurer, and all that that term Republican County Ticket. implies; and.we think when the bhllots are counted it will be found that the com- within the say this in term of the Sheriff. We Are You Ready? Y’ou who contributed money and acet j States will have decided that 8. 3. Tilden is an unfit man to fill the Presidential chair your sous to the front to protect the honor of this country, and all that that implies. of the flag; you who bore the musket and Exactly. The Journal has more than carried the knapsack over the bloody fields Let the boys in blue remember that Til­ den refoBcd to contribute one cent for the obliged to retract some of its many foolish sick and wounded soldiers in our hospitals falsehoods. ' t should have al 1U head a of the rebellious South; you who main­ tained that this is a Nation and not a Con** federation ; are you ready to submit that tha war was a failure; that the lives and t and upon the battle field ; but that be did rather eoo all the soldiera starve to death For Judge of Probate—CLEMENT SMITH. For Sheriff—JOHN Q. ORESSY, For County Clerk—WILLIAM H. POWERS. For County Treasurer—GEORGE W. WILCOX. For Register of Deeds—WILLIAM M. SCUDDER. For Prosecuting Attorney—CHARLES H. BAUER. __ vnnrvnw For Circuit Court CommiMiouers-ALONZO D. CADWJILLADER, PHILIP V-. NISKERSFor County Surveyor—FRANK S. BOWEN. For Ooronere—JOSEPH COLE, OURTIS PERKY. ____________ •_ money were wasted; that this is not a j ducted now, it takes about half its space to Nation 7 than contribute one cent." If re, vote for Tilden. > Look to Your Tickets! that the Democratic party, with Tilden and Another Cownty Heard From. The of th o Republicans I county •© Branch and the Democrats of the city of a United South, intend to impose a direct Bee that you get a straight ticket from Coldwater hurl back in tho face of the ed tax upon all of the real and personal prop­ a rdiriile man when you go to the polk. itor of the Journal the charge that .Hon. erty in this country for die purpose <rt en­ All kinds of bogus tickets will be »n circu­ Jonas H. McGowan •' has stolen one cent riching ex rebels, to pay off those rebel lation. John has b$jm printing them, ineluding a GroenUck ticket with the name ------------th*t direct vote for Tilden and Hendricks, to the end tlmt those rebel claims may bo earth. '______________ of Fidw Livermore for Representative in The Gret!Unwashed and Unchanqsble. Congress and Henry A. Goodyear for Rep­ HE COULDN’T FIND ANYTHING Yea, we say, beware af U WRONG. rich hit neck. to work for Republican nominocs. Voters beware!! So says the Hastingr Junmttl. Well, federates and Journal Ihmoerntt, iodud- vfrrsrf three stdita mrn ^wWlafc|r>U4h. oculd be eneihf influenced for small conaid- AMtXl'MEXT. KS. Tk.x-'J n- '!««'“ "r .up ta.a.cj i”,h' the reform column and are moving for­ ward to victory. There are not five Republicans, from Maine to California, that will rota for Lome reform. and the traitor, Samuel J. Tilden. rfiricanf dupot in Abraham Lincoln. Till 8ALAUDB Tbo .ppod -AM- " How are you, “ Reform Column.” John, you know that is a lie. Hew Bad the '‘Journal” Freis Mr. Loveridge, McGowan & Bowco'i the subject: --------- , ---------------------------------" - »°J°NmOus falsehood, resentative in the Stare Legislature from this District- accordance with the most intelligent tert­ -unent of bxh parties. . The Detroit Free I'reu address and the following editorial npoo Eii-S2K=-i-c ■ titratroSw judicial salary wasfirrt fixed SALARIES OF CIRCUIT JUDGES Thia address was published with com-’ ablv sufficient. *l,en f ta vfaich nwato tt> all the DrtroU drifiea of Fridav, RapahttaM. and Damoentt Unit, in OcLJJOtb, ‘ m uhf htbe. 1 parties. t ly inauflicieut. The State has been «np llriy fortowl. ta BUT °r > M - ;^ s-du n»!lr >1* ■» 10 CHai Ae ..L SiiUw for ™' SI “‘fX St • of until on tte beocli. 'taro l<« 1“'“ “S iudM • »i«r •?? Senate did • Tl" 'ProL. mi'"111" rj. State i«» i fra w t. . at. �■UT1N6S CITY MK STME. J* tu dmit ;> v nailing tha 'irirenhacit |«rfy * wl if fW». v.i iirnnH r-fer tn hia ipaatthaa <m sUajmn^UimfldL iHwhohaw* lumcd hint lay that u ipaadiua iuwa been Stir. sailiit t-yanttmn ia. fcwar if the Bunithiiiaui tons*. Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, Nd.1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, Black Oil, A«/L' wj far md » ); uriUtrU Ptusvmn if 3 uHinnitry ; buc the Uirtnar* of Ba .—j nutntv luw lion, well i ItT-nigh hie tnr* weaa tu -jam m tin Sasrutary uf rAair Taaurmca ‘ampaay. mil hay luvahadi uu Manon o gi haufc .m him. our wiK tony Be hna hann eIm that tedlplfaKUt* datd ca^er. BARNES & COMPANY. iugtn tod <tn>i<uu>teEx_wilI. gun Iiiin aaay mam* M- South. ttnsJ-juL t w-ir-1 in thia ■ MH sunpuisj* i-gutwe hie simpetium. mil bu nun iar* -Uny thia. turn nrmiirrsii tu «aad an TSEM! AIXEN & TREGO’S SPtENPW DISPLAY OF HATS, FLOWERS, &C. All kinds of Ladies' Underwear al the Lowest Prices. be iim efthe ln*« jn du» jkosc. ia>i w3J ‘••ary «t» tuna of b«fhc tn Sun Fmcac-.-. I ata suixxag « her cahia. ami I have jut ix wetl zs. for way. and wif. rrptc tatrr. mmi ymt til an ia<tar*nn tu th* rxairsuin uu for trial trip. Teu wtH has* "‘twr? rf *n pt <at k^-. Fancy ever and person, opposite than Goods of all kinds Chei in quality to suit the taste\>f every Remember the _place. State Street, Roberts' Drug Store. GIVE US ACALL John W. Custer. Mon­ day night. Nov. Oth at the Court House. TV t*«S?w P^naAriphia has filed zswec ncrj frinfo house tri Waahiaatae with the CcBuaatal Mghcsrrrt fssi every tecsxa. jndfpBS to :t the esKiay xa«i ct » «»re»p»diiix » a» eumee that the ««V majortiy of them sre *X*t FMT WO* S>T 2.*J®* *»** <*• Eep'unanux tuiitac ir..-. Mockemm.—Ayer a Cherry ?*<aaayad i.-wo efnfief; hia Cathar- Repehfiem, as & » oiiksfL.-e »f :V« in- WhH* x!«« a a jrmte Ihnnisy of <*pia ioa e^esiocVrstejereisf wnv:rssi;a. ih*r* ■ a fcpJhasc nnanimixy af jttaE- »tnc SJc the isczxeti-J: zhi naoiaraasy •i&rtc akXy l» fetu* :te Altaic t£ the *f Lcwtrfac u n« <- eskia« Mcndny -■eh: ■« CIM vr«e Baie. Orrotaad. M wan Uicerr-apcel by “ •le1f<t4 wja-.hteqw«fccD: WWbttoatt* vUthw Lrtner^-.’ W1*! Q*k M IhTttains Shart fan waed eno. dtt Uaeof *.Trx3Msn« that he W sSs.^ssI'Mrssr.“,Js 99 rtcOTix- » 'co* t”. I« *“ *»5ji'ow«: _ ______ - wbat a the xxcter v:^x the Demoeratte party? Ioi2 teB.F311frieoa 010200010001020002020102 ee^w - nfcmrr ' n ?V Prwfdwr?. xad daoatfi « xha rtsixscce a* rite Kz Kkx D. R- Ceok asm Gwl M. Dmwct. N»t. i>th. st WoodJaad Center. Jobs W. Cestsl Nor. Sth. &i the Coart Hoose, Ha?tines. Clxxest Sxrra. N»v. 6th. at Qaafl Trap Sdwcl Hoose. Mxpie Grvre. I die of the nc» cf Eepabecau xnd E>m~ xmk t»c Ur.«xi»« ;»■ : »«rj. <U He • * *I:a anaa. wall sfettaeM, ■ - -hearted, 4» be !«ra hia teeth nil . -. . f hjet w«vth ; ae wxih* •ioam tha "ti hie a caw crxw? os roDer ikaCaa; H»j. «JsU «»rf Ti*« ^9999999999^ raUri X rn—l«J «■<•«< tAmhc for th* T Mes 4yca«.J. XX. 432tt snenfly MMrmed <«• ,r_Bs lota f ii ifcfc thlaca. *s<i batho»uin C3ov Mice eaa«mie< the* Irrtec vnLly brfe-fct Wtofc scaga -.ecu xl-w»y» «Mth has tailed :e । C. R- Baria. Nor. 6th. al Borner School HrAOem T«o.4rt»k* hod tar .ed h«n Ha *wL «> *• zzMettF* lu-ixai *z4 xtoaa «Ai«seei his : “Moot mMb (Me) re«« yocrftatt Befrf*erM««i theSMec WINSLOWS STEAM FOR SALE. Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 25 1-2 acres to Extkoft for a farm near Has«,I.erted. W. X Wootorw »i Bal VMteAft. �CENTENNIAL Holloway's Ad. Drugs, E^pSlOWSTS Win.ofoourae. winh U>‘a<» mmfortahir and chc»P>5‘ Tf «£» •<. tU Canada feaalhern B’y CoMkmy ha*, through Ha ccwinrtiow in the Wnfi r»nd Morthwwt, plnct-l on sale a lavga number of Tova-w*’ Exccirtox Trcxsre at grouty re­ dr ced mtn. by which ptweaKcra can not onlv tioil tho Ceataanlal Exhibition at Phil­ adelphia, but can. in addition, viait the prin­ cipal extern eitios. with nn opportunity of stopping al any of the groat number of fa­ mous renorta in New York and Pennsrlrania. The Caunda Southern is the only Use from the Weat running directly to Niagara Falls, giving ptuBengcra, from the train, a wonderful panoramic view of the Mighty Cataract. Horse-shoe Fffill, the threat Kapils, and landing them direct­ ly at the Falla. The track of the Caaada Southern is an air line, laid with rteel rails of the heaviest pattern; '*■— curves or grades; wood is (toMhes uro famished wifi Patent Ventilator, ensuring ____ _______ from dust. With its eomplnio eystaas of magnificent Parlor, Sleepiac aad Drawing Room Cars from Chlearo, Detroit and.Toledo, and its connoctiolW at Niagara Fails and Bafta Io with the New York Central aad Erie Hallways, the Canada Southern Is fast becoming the favorite Hue to the Euet. Tickets ria this popular Uns ban be procured si all- offices of connecting lines, or at' the Company's own offices. Asy information can be obtained by »1- MARK THK8<2 FACTS nanuosv orrui: wii0Lt ;,ulln . HQLLOWATS (fflmKST. Bad Legs, Bad Breast.,; ......., the VOIGTA’’®-1 IALT1TIR BEBR Is the Best Lager Brewed m the West PROBATE ORDER. r45!.OFof’S.c^ Banrboldau at tiol rnboto Office. in the CID of Jl.iuno on Monday th. Sth dar of October, ia tho ynar one thousand right huudrud an d xeveaty- Rse?i&£; t GertrudaWho.let. ninon—heir* of Marcia U X«5.-SSKt‘ Ua!: warn broad a.d tW affartod Peru, after tb« thmtn,.. nHMB, n! Math and »ift.u tk- itATH, MTcrcUn'romS?.8!a mSSc^bT’iV Mice INSECTS. raoHATKORDKK. ft V r^ot'1 die a. at.ru , tf the Pilis bo taken ac-r.rd.:.,; ■' Mrn.tioiu. 11 DlptberU, Viesmld S.re ai.J other 1’ .? ".iKSUritts^iz' rbwl. turoaLsud nock u. ths Kitvris. Md ska tamadi tn by lho.tn..ntb mu-i ..p PRODATE O^DEB. LAST CHANCE karrapen U i* ordarod. that Monday th. SfTth Our Centennial, Train has brought me a well assorted htock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters for the .sampler and fall trade, which I will sail way down low for Cash. ’ aba * ” the * Y I sell celebrated Singer Sewing S’ Machine different Kinds of Sewin ing Machines. Nan/ I also sell Well A dies and Machine Oil./ Cistern Pampa. ’ J. Macs Opposite the Post Office xxiltf Hastings, Mich. Furniture, Pensions, Etc. HASTINGS M. D. Reed desires to call attention to .. . wtt-r.t s nurMiay. rrov..w. iiii,. on his new Wagon Shop,. where he may be which oocaaiun they will dlstribnh' to tho ticket found at all hours or tey day, ready to do hoMcro th. kmmenao earn of any work in his line, from putting a new spoke in an old wheel, to the building of the best buggy ever seen in the county ot That. P. Porter, ex-Gov. Ky. Gen. Man'gr. Barry. Don’t forget the place; in the o_ u™_ ..... A.~ shop with Jason Rich 4 Bro., corner o Church and Railroad Street. * - $600,000! xx6tf probata: order. ■srvicc. rkisUlbeunly suraircitiaaa-. 1st (raiilaa' ■waaefNuiccriiiUieatninacb. or nh.ro tbet. n*r M a central bOiiiuc dawn. STEBBINS BRO’G. Blotches, a* a!»o racking*. ean.>v>tb •ar’alalW M radically eared if ibaXOtatmaai t.mel ft**!, Mkd the Pul* taken nfarbt sn*< morales, »» ream■ended tn the priutad inntrseuou-. Wb»ntr»*iad Indivcretiuns of YrathSorea *>nl Vlcm. OF MICHIGAN. County «f Barry, w.on of-tbo Probata Court for tba County boldan at the Probate Often. In the rity p. on Monday. ih. day uf Oetnbnr. rear one tbuuand alibi handrad nod rim—,,d. c. FrtMl.. J. la it. natter of the er Sarah A. H.-«-o Minora. Oa roadin* and Alloc tho of Selah NTNsMsOmidia inc for rtaaOni tb.r.in k li«n-«l io mH eenaln rosl ‘*'§!ra?in’ri?Su'wed.th af Nor unbar next, at P o'cl Whitman’s Assorted Candies—the best n the market. ‘ “ Roberts’. rnw sum. Keep It. nuidtd for by Joint Kcnolntion No. 3. Law. ol And an amandmantto Section 1. Article31 mlUva lo tho amrndment and rarl.iun of th. O>nUtuUon. irrnndrd for by Joint Rwolatitm Na. Alao th. fallowinr County Officer, for the Coanty f Barry. Th: A Jedsa of Probate. Kbrriff. Clerk. Trnaanrwr. lesiater of Ileada. Proaacutlac Attorney. Twv For Toledo bolded ale, by the doxen or otherwise, and stock ale, and porter by the bulk, go to John Stanley’s. xxi44t3 Where you wul find all kinds ol a rieuropi aalbealthr ba.nf. It will mjauetiar. «tgt,tha oae of the Fill* to in,ore a' laiuurnta. Dropsical Swelling*. Paraly«i«, anti Stiff Joint* FURNITURE! Althocch the above comylahiti differ wid.ly ie tbeir origin and nature, xei they all ttis.it laeal ttanuaent. Many of the w-m e«>«., ofiu-.hduea*«i, will yi.Ui in a eomparativety abarl «t>aca cf •tjme wbnn thia Ointment i* dllic«i.H' rubbed i a la Of ever}' Description which we can sell cheaper than uny house in Bar­ ry County, for these reasons: 1st Because we have no rent I > pay 2L Because we make the miht of oui goods ourselves. 3d. Because we keep the beat c work4th. Because we warrant nil g jodn we wtth Eanvy penally and approv- xxitGtf fSSwmSK® CHEAP CENTENNIAL TRIP—To Smith, Manee A Preston’s and scale to save costs. We most have our pay. xxi4Gd _ Wc sell none of this cheap-made Furnlturc that b made by machinery. The gtxxb we make b xnndo by hand, and warranted. We invite all persons to call and Inspect our goods, for they al bear inspection. No traatde at all show goods. Parties having Pictures to trama would do well’to/ ‘them framed of a* we can do It P —-rand Cheaper than any house Ln F County. We keep the Largest »uu Best rclecteu stock ol PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD- PRODATE ORDER. DF MICIlhiAN.County orB«TT. of lbs Probata Coart forlbaCoi Thi* is a naw future, rSw«s.^- NEW ADVERTISMEMTS. C. P. Rowell & Co’s. Col. PETERS’MUSICAL MAGAZINES. PETERS’ HOUSEHOLD MELODIES, ti 7n isrdrk'LTz; rasa Uuatxn. th the MtMM daamr of mid path Brackets, Papeh--1IoldERS, WALX-POCKETS, SUFPKB- ino8, MbLDEBS, and everything In the Furniture line. We invite all persons to call and look 25 di. Peerless Milk Safer. PETEBS PARLOR MUSIC, NO. 23, (hl Qn /‘rice 25 aaota. ootUaiaa.yl.O U B-krtjf Jewels Ma«urka....by Kfnkel now on exhibition at our Full thxiv Store. All kinds of work made to orn?turcRMi2ring °f 1111 klnda °f °,d fQr' vWKIean'BUSINESS! merely an interrupted function, may be averted by tho tun of Nature’. remedy. . Tarrant’s Seluer Aperient It combine, th. medicinal propetle* of th. hurt Furniture Booms south Aide State Kt. opposite K. A. Goodyear's Hardware store. LA CREME DE LA CREME. No. 35, ______________ STKB1IXS IBOTt $55£77E. swfcSissrasE unroll rapidly. Sendf«rrireolar. 25 cl Y. Basrartos Co, Sb WaU otreM. PETERS’ OKO AN SKLKCTIQNS, DARWIN McOMBXR. bKXTON. Attorney far a*ainaes af mortice. ______ _________________ xxKlwU NOTICE OF STATB OF MICHIGAN, 1 CuCITT or BaSST, J ON MICHIGAN STATB LAND OFVXCK. ~ Probate Court for Mill County. 25 GU PETTERS' SACRED StojCHOSS. f any party nr partit* enootarfviitax t.-t xarline* art radius the nai. knowing ttissa ’a »• '«rinu■. . , _. ••• Md at the naanfartory ofPn’faurr lleuoat a Co-New York and by all r»»r«'*l-le Prosaaad ]>a«ler» In Median. tbroiKhiut th. e;» w»rtd. in pot* at SSeoits. ® «»K. asdjl M-There i* couide.-aM* sarin* hr tahlntlar MW IIElli« W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, . ■ Respectfully a n non n ces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRADE, and has in stock and daily arriv­ ing, a fresh find genuine Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dye Stuff's. Dancy Goods, and in fact a com­ plete. Stock of Druggists Merchandise which hr offers to the people at greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER,the Pcti p e-W *> • • / ' J-' • o , redly opposite Empire bioeK. One floor cast of SpanIdinge- Lnibra for Harvest Fertirali. ' HaETTNOB, July IS. 1S7G< .. TU iSEUT OF DISEASE 1 THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAN AND BEAST NOTICE OP STATE OF MICHIGAN. 1 Cotwre or Purtr. j I* the Grund OU Probate Coan u.ld Coast, MUSTANG liniment, WHICH HAS STOOD THE TE A! 01­ 40 TEARS. r-r WILL THEBE IS SO SORI- “ '/ it wlf.LSoVcrRE. nr’ posr TO ITS UAOtC TOLUI. A J SSA^&^dtSeu^ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-11-09.pdf a35b0b727b42387eecd95f8f76a3b9e2 PDF Text Text NO. 56. VOL. XXL HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1876-v^‘ The^emi-Weeklyltepliblicap tapper Plover Hullors, Wagons, Buggies, Etc. GEO. M. DEWET MESSER & POWERS, Are agents for the Celebrated AND llUR PUBLISHER. “Wh«n the Tide Cornea In." nm unnia RATES OF ADVERTISING. Also for the i » IXL Wind MiU Which *s the best self governing mill in the market.___________________ • total ■‘O.CO! IIO.OO I 1K.8O BuiiaM niraetpry Cort*. net oewdlat ria **£- uiuiaM/NoUea* ton eanta par line hr the r»! loeertiou. and fl»e eenU per line for imH enb- Toolbar to h» t!.4. WAGONS AND BUGGIES I Cheaper than ever. tHClUMMlIMU And GROWD I’ Ol.VTS for all other plows in the market, OUR NEW YORK LETTER. AT AGRICULTURAL HA.LL, One door east of Goodyear s Hardware. Hastings, AfHl 12, 1876., » Doctor Aikin’s Double Column. REAih •R.WHAT T. J. WILDER, READ THIS 1 EVERYBODY ! ! WKACTH. OR T&*. OR LIFX---- WITHOUT HEALTH FWt READ. / yon JJCIC^AND - N i ‘ READ cviu: or SUIU3ICAL the GnrA n>s!Ai T. WHEEL! R. , roe street. opposite (above) Rrihban it*. Cali *arl/. M. W. REKER, iUnralrtW tin DOCTOR w’FTo CVlfiSw. SStoCK.'SrJ WM. UPJOHN, CENTRAL HOUSE. Inrlaa ’JS. enjorlnr lii.eattona, li tifin. HASTIJKM. MICH.. L. E aTAUFTH*. UsvioglroMd ths C«tr»l HeiMoppwiM «r 'SISTAS “Dr. Aiatn. I : “ Dr. Atkin. J uailee ef th* Pomo. MiMlevtlle. Mteh. xxiOl HARVEY WRIGHT, ■Imp better. am illo saflgaM evl- Sf lickiia. ,hMiiij (an-* beauty), p sg&ssSw Dr. J. B. LaSure’. Ad. 7i E.-LD I READ ! READ? nfsur.: 'i’r? ■Toy Comfort and Happiness TO TH I they did. The city to kept in a nervous conditidn till almost morning.- Through beries wore as common and as plenty as the thieves. The ciusens made it a point to get home very early that night, and Slot anlXfflletoJt OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. many a house holder passed an anxious night from fear of the lawless maa who DS. J. B. LiStHlE tad and Jaitly aatebratad Pbnt«l*a o' California. raoMottally •naonajei are in training for frauds next Tuesday. is gray, his form has lost the elasticity that made him an observed man on the streets, and be looks twenty years older than he did five yean see. He baa not had much work to do, and has had as good fere in his prisons as though Delmonioo had supplied bis table. But confinement, the worry and fret of prison life has broken him, and it is doubtful if ha ever regain* his impaired manhood- Still, he is as gatney as a man ean be. Ho pro* poses to go iato business at onoa, and rebuild hir shattered fortunes. While in Sing Sing he purchased the right to man­ ufacture an asphaltum pavement, which he believes to be a necessity in all large cities, and he has already commence io in* traduce it into New fort. Possibly he may yet ride the city as Bucsesefullj •» Tweed did. It cost him 1300,008 to escape the gallows, which stripped him entirely. His career makes a very pretty moral lesson far young man. An illicit AUTUMS FAaniONU. Hum for ouutul udon du riot ISIS and SOLICITED. tTuwun ne^.'ul. thortraah treeunent. OCR a.Incity.cranydtatanM, in .erlouaeneen- >ma soon cure, tuouu.. <*- COXSULTATlOIfritKK.H The Liquor dealers era taking a new tors, cheering or jeering as their political 1departure. The law of 1869 provides that licenses shall not be granted except predielctions impelled them. I would like 1 to restaurants having “accommodations to hare bad every one of your readers hare for man and beasta." Consequently, all seen the material of which tho1 procession licenses that have been-thus far (rranted, was made up. Boys of every age, from ;are illegal. The dealers are pushing this twelve upward, street Arabs, bruisers, matter with the idea of making the law so odius that all laws will be repealed, and thieves, pickpockets, drunken men scarcely free trade in liqtfor allowed. From the able to keep in rank, low-browed ruffens ,crowds I have seen in the saloons I should that the law was being fulfilled in the maddened with rum, with profanity and eay । obscenity pouring out of them in streams, particular of having abundant accommo­ tho lowest of the Irijlh who knew no more dations for beasts. It makes mighty lit­ tle difference what the law is, liquor is what they were in procession for than Sit­ sold openly, Sundays, week-days, day and ting Bull does of tho Greek testimont; in night. Occasionally there is a spurt of short, all tho riff-rap, rag-tag and bob tail, opposition to selling on Sundays, and the scum and refuse of a great city, every spasmodic efforts are made to stop it, but they seldom last over one Bnnday. two-legged being to whom a drink before Stokes. , : and s promise of one after would induce to I saw the murderer of Jim Fisk on tire take part in anything, from stuffing a bal­ street yesterday. Thela^t time I saw him lot-box to a murder. And every man-jack he was in the prisoner's dock, a strong, of them,'next Tuesday, will. rote for “Til­ dark-haired defiant young man, who den and Reform." But after the process­ looked aa though nothing earthly could tho night the city was infested with bands of ruffians who hadbeen made crasy drunk with Tilden’s money, and woe Ao the late passenger whom they encountered. Fights were of momentary occurrence in all the streets of the city, from Washington Square to 23d Street, and knock.downs and rob­ Special Medical Announcement a •paelaltr of tho ftDowiM for the most injmence display of the cam­ paign. Thursday night was the appointed discarded—those used having noma mean­ The United States met them at the thres­ ing— as borders and relief to a garment, hold, and answered them by publishing to instead pf covering and hiding itu outlines. the world their regular statement, and not The mantles worn are long and flowing, the only refused to pay a dollar, but demanded lengthened Dolman, the scarf mantle and the most rigid investigation oftheir affaire. long circular for ladies past youth, and I Other sound Companies did the same close-looking, casy-fl ting long sacqucs for thing, and the result is the scare is nearly jauntier figures. otct. Lift Insurance is so widely diffused The long princess dress appears on the and is of so much importance to all dance street with a largo fichue of wool, with deep of people, that tlio man who would delib­ fringe in shades Jike tho dress, crossed erately for his own purposes get a founds negliently on the brag, the long ends flung .tionless panic, oucht to be hung to the behind, making a meet graceful addition to •rarest lamp-post. There are a large the close lines in this becoming habit. number of shakey companies that never Polonaises of latest cut are gored in the had any claim to public confidence that back without fullness, the extreme length these times wjll take under, and they caught in festoons low on the skirt.' The ought to go under, but the deserving, long street- sacquc to bo pearly stylish, honestly managed sound companies, ought should be worn without overskirt to the to be stood by all the closer. drew. The moat uspretendiag street suite A Bride’s Outfit. arc pretty, with the grarefuNines of the A fash ionabIs dressmaker in this city French saoque hanging loose from the throat, over a silk vest, facinrt, pockets, is now furnishing the bndal outfit for a Michigan girl, which is something worth sleeves and cufis, and of the same silk fin­ seeing these hard times. Of course papa ished with drooping bows. The style of is a very rich man, and so he can afford having silk sleeves is too pretty to be his daughter, on the occasion of her wed­ gTvsn up at the immediate dictate of fuh ding, seyentceu drosses; the one she is to ion. Velvet sleeves, pockets end vests be married in is of heavy white silk, emwill be worn in costume for cooler weather, brdidered with white jet, and decorated and the janntest, little, otyfaahh'oed bon­ with fringes of orange blossoms. Then nets in velvet are coming out to wear with there are mantles, and opera cloaks, and them. all that sort of thing, to say nothing of TH* BUSIWBSS OUTLOOK. the under clothing which rivals the drrm Business is tolerably good, but there has­ for elegance. Nothing less expensive ; been a lull whlbh the jobbers do not like. than silk is used, and the undergarments, The feet is, buainess men are wafting, and down to the stockings and shoos, are made if Tilden it elected, there will be another to match the drewes. The cost of the long wait, for no one can tell what tho entire outfit is—hold your breath—$33,­ policy of the party will be till he is inau­ 00(1-!' I hope tho girl is happy and will gurated, and not really till Congress site. continue to be ro; init the probability is Will he be bard-money or soft? Wil! ht that she will be wanting to find a pur­ pay the Rebel claims, or will be disappoint chaser for those slothes in less than five bis party and throw them out? Will he years. It's rather to much capital to lock urge a revision of ths tariff? Will he con­ up these days. tract or expand ? All these questions have Tux Barbers got to be answered in the event of his Are the last tradesmen to be exercised. election before business men will taK any T^o dull times have driven thousands in fro*U the countit, hod they are shaving and the biter crop of Centennialers are for five cents. Tho regulars' who have putting a great deal of money into circula­ forgotten that tho war is over, and are I tion. That some idea may be formed ef still charging fifteen end twenty, object, the money spent to see the great show, it and they are combining against them. is stated that the village of Cortland in Whenever they find one of the five cent this State, has spent $39,000 to go to fellows, they start a shop next door to him Philadelphia, which is pretty well for a and shave for nothing till ho is starved out. village of less than 5,000 people. We‘ The people can all afford clean fades now. shall know more about business next Their meeting was the most odorous gath­ ' week. ering I have attended for some time. Tub Liquor Qrwipjr. . PlBTBO. ion was over and the mob dismissed, the pandemonium began. All of them received tho price of his night's wort, and the doggery-koepere had kept open patiently, knowing that they would get it all, and DENTIST laskfille, POLITICAL. Before this letter reachfc your readers tho great struggle will hare been decided I can't avoid giving the democracy credit time for the great demonstration, and it was certainly tho biggest thing of tho kind New York ever saw, excepting the last Fourth of July procession. Imagine a proecasion, bearing torches, miles in length the sidewalks packed densely with specta­ SrailCB OP THB PEACE. G«3«J u. HuiiurapM^Asaat, Union Blcok. BiatoStrwt, » BALKES IN rt'RNrrURB. u/b.l«t«ry o.»^. iness Outlook—The Liquor Ques­ tion—Stokes—Insurance—A Bride’s Outfit—The Barbers. New York, Nor. 5th, 1676. niHEAMES.^* Tn» Dee tor a Location u moat •hsiblt, ••ntra! .nd eonv.nlent .1 PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, SALISBURY fc BRtMSEAU. Political—Autum Fashions—The Bus­ Forms of dress never were more graceful and seldom more oonvcnwnt than they are the present season. The old style of dress with waist and skirt in one, is happily retured, taking the weight of the drapery off the hire, and pitting it ou the shoulders where it belongs, a boon for which women will return earnest thanks. Then the style » more becoming to all save very tallI fig­ ure*, for it showe* the length of the form, audgives a woman the advantage of her full abroad. ,WH0LE^<0 1088. Elaborate trimmings am of a large fortune, and leaves him in mid­ dle life naked, with a broken constitution .and a reputation that will bar mrsey effort 'he can make among good men. Stokes ban paid very dearly for his whistle. Gleams from Great Minds. Brevity is s great praise of eloquence.— CYccro. Education is the apprenticeship of life. — WUlmott. Thoughts that breathe nnd words that burn.— Gray. The man that makes a character makes , Those that would make us feci must fed themselves.—Churchill. ureof confidence.—La rater. The more you speak for yourself tho more you are likely to He.—Zimmermann. Employment is nature's physician, and is essential to human happiness.—Galen. . True eloquence coosislSjiu saying all that is proper and nothing more.—Rochefou­ cauld. Be always employed about some rational thing, that the devil find thee not idle.— St.leromc. Vienne on doaucut as angels, we should please some more by listening than by talk mg.— Colton. O Eloquence 1 thou violated fair, how thou art wo -ed and won to cither bed of right or.wrong.—Havard. When he spoke, what tender woids ho used I so softly that, like flashes of feath­ ered snow, they melted as they fell.— Dryden. There is as much eloquence in the tone of voioe of,a speaker and in his eyes and air as in his choice of words.—Rochefou­ cauld. It is scarcely possible st once to admito and excel an author, ns water rises no higher than the reservoir It oomce from.— Bacon. As gout .seems privileged to attack the bodies of the wealthy, so ennui seems to exert a similar prerogative over their minds. —Colton. Providence has hidden a charm in difln cult uadertakings which is appreciated only by those who .dare to grapple with therm— Madame SwetchtM. Iksurarct. The Continental has goni un hopoMj, and correction of error »the and as a matter of course all the iararanoe companies are feeling the effect ef it. Sharpers are taking advantage of As ne^ vousuesa of policy holders to Uacknad the other companies, and to some (Mt they snoeeed, but in cthera Any danib. �Teas, Coffees, Spioes, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc., Etc. TEA! TEA!! Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. Coffee. From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. OUR CHOICE YET! Spices. M. DSWKT, Hastings, Mich., Nov. 9, 1876. You can have in any shape you want. Crackers. We brag on. .* Cheese We sell the best Tobacco. And still our Platform. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interforapce which will destroy the other.” We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or eocts. to $i:oor They won’t hold him to it. If I am elected Sheriff, and I firmly be­ lieve I shall be, I will do my whole duty! So said Mr. Cramer, in the county invention. Greenback As he only lacks 2,500 votes of being Sheriff, his pledge The result is still in doubt j but we will never strike our colors until wo KNOW we are whipped. goes for nothing. President MacMahou, by way of a com­ Error is always more busy than igno promise, apd with a view to conciliating rance. Ignorance is a blank sheet on which wc may write; but error is a scrib­ them, orde ’ Vl that thenceforward no pros ­ Yesterday some of the ovor-xealons bled one from which wc must first erase.— Democrats of our city wore crowing lusti­ ecutions should bo instituted except in Chiton. Effects of Democratic ** Inspiration." 1850. Twraty-KiMh Year 1877. Ohio Stone Ware Is the best. ► Crockery. Cheaper than ever, for WE RURAL NEW-YORKER, want to close out. ly over the result of tho Presidential dec> contumaciam, or upon the Cabinet initi­ It is certain that cither wise bearing or The Great Illustrated Arrlcaltursl and Family tion ; some of them got decidedly “ how ative. Tho measure now before the Cham­ ignorant carriage is caught, as mon take Weekly ha* ber of Deputies, and which is likely to be disease, one of another; therefore let men REDUCE0>8UBSCRIPTI0N PRICE come you so,” and mistaking our office for take heed of their company.—Skabpcare. FOR 1811. the residence of Ron. Henry A. Goodyear, passed, po sibly in a modified form, pro­ It ii the standard aat ------ t — ■ lieultnre and Domaallf The esteem of wise and good men is the draped it in mourning. Boys, wc don't vides that, no new prosecutions shall be greatest of all temporary encouragements The llortieulluritt. begun aga .nst' -Communists. and that tin; feel bad ; do you ? to virtue; and it is a mark of an aban­ The btoek Grower. In additlen to 1 old ones shall 'bo quashed, except where doned spirit to have no regard fur it.— Burke. MICHIGAN. .-.t.latb they are directed against tho instigators InterestI Remember. We buy for cash and will hot be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, or principals in assassination, incendiarism B a pattern to others, and then all will Hastings, Aug, 7th, 1876. It goes further, and provides go well; for as a whole city is infected by xxi30w4. is a glorious triumph for tho right. Wo tho licentious passions of great men, so it of tho fcmlly who mk iMtnetka la ihate dallx Chat all trials in contumaciam, instead o* is likewise reformed by their moderation. LS. Faller. th* celebrated He have given Hayes and WheUer about r-ia-ehteL Mriitad by B. 8. Furniture, Coffins, Etc. Detroit Advertisements, being before a military tribunal, as hereto­ Cicero. 20,000 minority, have eight of the aloe fore, ahaU.be before the Court of Assizes’— It is seldom that a man labors well in M. BASIS. members of Congress, nearly two-thirds of a proximo?, which would result in the pro- his minor department unless he overrates both branches of tho Legislature. AlLdf it. It is lucky for us that the bee does not CumBtaicr Merchant*sad acalers In ! the State officers and four-fifths of the look upon the honey-comb in the same -and be happy again such is the number of the esses and the light wc do.— JFAtrtr/y. i county officers. Full detail will bo given slow rate o progress possible to that Court. after tho official canvass. Pleasure and pain, though opposite, are Board of Trade1. Building, Detroit, Mich, i, Two alternatives are indicated in our yet so contrived by nature as to bo con­ Liberal Cwh tfran-.M made on C-.n’icnatn^a. 1 BARRY COUNTY. dispatches^ relating to the debate on this stant companions; and it is a fact that the the raedm Fame muscles of the face are employed both measure. ■AEilhcr the Cabinet may swept in laughing and crying.— Charron. DAJL.CH A NOR TON. At homo wo have fought the good fight, ««»■□« to Bridte * Norton. A to Q. W, Bal the peeeaf I ot the bill, in which case it • Dealers tn all kinds * met tho enemy and they are ours. The There is a moral excellence attainable by joins the 1 iwer House in aggression upon all who have tho will to strive after it; but Democracy made a desperate fight, but Cotner Woodbridge Shelby Sts, the President; or if the measure is adopt­ there is an intellectual and physical superi­ were driven to the wall. The Republicans ority which is above tho reach of our wish­ Detroit, IMCicli. St ed by a coWrination of tho Left and Right, es, and is granted to a few only.—Crabbe. elect every officer from Senator to Coroners the Oahin t majority is lost. In either by about 1,000 majority. Hayas and Tho great source of pleasure is variety. case tho duaolution of the Cabinet would Uniformity must tiro at last, .though it be Wheeler have 1,100. Croswell has about bo foerita le. Then fa little reason to ap­ uniformity of excellence. Wo lovo to ex­ 1,000 and McGowan for Congress ova if prehend tfee former alternative. The Cab­ pect, and when expectation is disappointed or gratified, we rant to be again expecting. 900. Well done Republicans of Barry. inet is tea singly la accord with the PresPORK AND SEEDS, Yon have covered yourselves all over with 61 and 56 Woodbridge St. Look here I Look here I glory. Falsehood is difficult to be maintained DETROIT, MICHIGAN. When tho materials of a building are sol­ What 1---------------------------don’t you think ---wo can Wheat a Specialty. , [ ----------— sell its Mggsiatte. Tnc measure is sure of id blocks of stone, very rude architecture THE FRENCH CRISIS. defeat in^h^ Senate, any way ; but the will suffice; but a structure of rotten ma­ Wo teriris needs the most careful adjustment _— ' can do it, for, with tho help of A difficulty has been suddenly sprung strength i His developed in the Chamber to make it stand at all.— Whatfly. upon the French Cabinet which is so seri- of Deputes rill in all-probability bo nffi- In thia State the result of ths doction or robbery. READ THIS GRAIN, FLOUR And Mill FcCtl A GM Reduction in Prices! SteSJ’SHTS'; SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Grail CmiWfn EsreiEHii FURNITURE, John H. Wendell & Oc. FLOUR, DtWstay Safe fatten Frames, Sc. GRAIN, WINSLOWS STEAM MARBLE WORKS on- as to threaten its dfasotataon, and a re- cu®t to b]^ about the overthrow of the To get a name can happen but to few. A name, even in tho most commercial na­ tion, fa one of the few things which cannot be bought. It is the free gift of mankind, which must ba deserved before it can be SO far that there wss granted, and fa at last unwillingly l>e- ministry. , This fa to be regretted, because n-uniste, who plunged I’arfa into scenes of । terror during the troublous daya of the Lest. in France u to girt thsm J- 5L HEWES> A.t Kalamazoo, Mich. Monuments of the best American and Imported Marble, Tablets and Head­ stones of all description made toor«*er on short notice, also Granite Monu­ ments of the various patterns supplied In ' * Hoarse furnfabed free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth Wo can give you better figures than ever of­ fered before, for we make the most of our is and Furniture.. ot rooms, ewluju ths lira Salisbury tb Brossoau. HaUnc. Di. ti. lb52j> Having steam power and improved machinery for sanding, high polishing and cutting mortices, we can do wor; WilHam cheaper and better than thuoc who work by hand. Y- missory note given by and his brother, of Hastings, to J. Winters, due Oct 16 1876. ALLS Barry Oct. 16lh 1876. mrryfCO. J- FtfA P A I N TE R �CoumII PraoMdingi. L- HCIH FAPit 81IAIIT Uim Democratic Figuring. ^Special btc^tes. Teitimonlal. «m«l meet fag of the Common Coun. New Advertisements The electoral vote, a* counted by the Demo, Slxteen years ago tho people of Barry county HANGER’S GUIDE crats. is u follows: . called tho Hon. Sherman C. Prindlo from hi* •n the evening of Oct. Id, 1876. Solid South, 697 farm in Rutland to officiate a* Judge of Probate i-'tiica n- R- time-card Solid North, 186 for this county. It fa very seldom that a man biacd tavirwath. * McNaughton, P.usscll, Sheldon Canada. altaraUT*nroptt^*ami^ 670 Some more 8oulh, and •T82 has been honored with the confidence of any Bome ef the North that they furcot. people that length cf time; and in tH* case The ml intea of the two previous meeting! Tight nipping, all the more flattcriqgly became in »n Ufa re­ cowpetltore of ita cl***, both han healer and ai AH kinds of FRESH and SALT Monti Total, w 1,069 election* he Wtui favored by increased major!Finance Commit tee recommending Republican, tie*. A farmer by profession, he made erne of ■ Etpro*> (Satnrdaj-andSandayeJftOO p. M. that the >untof Allen Bennett for |27.<6 on hand. tian. it overcome! th* maladies wbieh the latarrupIf you want a cool Hundred Thousand I retire from the office Ire ha* so long and ably filled und honored, it seem* that that event roinpUint, urinary affection*, nerveu*debility, fanay* allo [*d and an order ordered to be drawn suiunia, and matidlo* of a yet more Mrioiu nature, on the ge faral highway fond therefor as fol- ■ It can be bad by purchasing the proper ticket should not bo allowed to pas* without a befit­ arc erad leat»d by It* »y«t cootie tue. It rretore* th* in the Grand Drawing of th* “ Kentucky Cash ting appreciation of ibo fidelity, ability and lowen ■’ tnitu daily except Sundays—except a* Ay »- Aid. Dawson, Evans, Lewis, Me- Distribution Company,” of Frankfort, Ky., impartiality with which ho ha* dfacharged the neutral!*** thooeatmoapVerieoaaMwhich orisfaat* Naug Hot i, Russell, Sheldon and Tomlinson. 7. which pojitivcly takes place on November COth. duties as such officer. A* a partial recogni­ Over half a million fa open to the public in the tion, therefore, of th* able manner be has dis­ Nays—-Non*. POST OFFICE TIME CARD iliarir *uH*ct. bnl a rentline Tbs foBowing resolution was offered by Aid. same way. There will be no further postpone­ charged hi* duties a* ntcb Judge of Probate, . Female* in driieot* health ment ; m if the reader want* a ticket he bad we, the undersigned, irrespective of party af­ Russell. , better secure it at one*, before they ar* all tak- filiation*, gladly bear testimony to hi* merited ■e ■ and l.jweU—Arrive dally. exeeptSunday. That the Recorder be and is here­ irrritularitie* which afflict th* rentier tex, and Whole tickets, >12 ; halve*, >6 ; quarters, claim* upoh tho thanks and gratitude of the by directed to issue a precept under his hand in their Season. W. Read their advertisement. people of thl* county, with whom he has so long been an honored eitiicn. stolen. H. A. GOODYEAR, I). G. ROBINSON. Constkbli. of the city to summon and retain a jury of f yelve disinterested Freeholders of tho Ou the night of the Clh Inst a pair of chcs- WmTOSh.kb. WM. J.OWDYEAK. <> n.ni’Atn.bTNG. c!T<cti of fatigue, and aSbrdinx protection ar«in»t city to a, pear before him the said Recorder at nut sorrel mares were stolen from Geo. W. end Saturday at 1: any time therein to be stated, to Inquire into Monroe, in Barry township, this county, togeth . M. T. WHEELER. • A CARD. tho need Hty of using tho following grounds er with a black three-spring wagon and a heavy Market. md om eat ilso Sultry, Game, etc. Fresh Fish WWW'H'S: .VWJfe j.M. NEVINS. P.M. -BAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. All About the County. DIED. being about 16 bands high, with star in foreparties interested in such ground* or premise*. hud. One has grey mane, and one has a sear Vis: Grounds sufficient to widen State Street on Inside of nigh hind leg. Mr. Monroe offers from Ha over Street East to Montgomery St. a reward of 676 for the recovery of tho prop­ erty, and sheriff Creasy another of $75 far the Naughton. Russell. Bheldon and Tomlinson. 7. thief, lodged in jail. Naya^-None. I. O. Q. T. On m< 'ion of Aid. Dawson, tho following aoAl a regular meeting of Bastings Lodge, No. 914. I. 0. G. T., held in this city, Novem ber. A. D. 1876. the following officers were in­ $5 bo stalled for the ensuing quarter ; approprqpriate funds therefor. ; • H. A. Goodyear satisfied T iv. guarantee that Stinchcomb fa happy tn* carry th* Democratic city of on cross A. D. Hopkins arresting a prisoner Wilifa$a Snively 1} days work on St. i. the s or r. ii- moeratic cannon did not howl worth l cn Wednesday night. hick." . KENEDY—In Kastlnn. Nov. M. JUTS, yauoceit daushteruf Mr. and Mr*. John Kenedy. A*ed drawing engine James Seldmore assisting Marshal BenJ. 8. Bottom " “ Thomae Betts takinr down pole and ,re . - Hon Richard Jone* tell us how much by his desertion of Republican .• ’ rjceedings of the Board of Supervi’.lelaved by the pressure on our columns, rntch .game of bs*o ball was played on ay. in Rutland, between a nine from Poand a nine from the Butland club, the lander* coming out ahead, with the score i.stitutiona! Amendments, in this county, from the vole in Carlton we judge that the r majority for them in the city has been 1 not [ouse " o would call special attention to the adver- removal of tho Star Hal Store from Cana! to rand Central ON, J0w4. is, Etc. Hotel, New York, a reduction of rate*. It offers the same aoc •=Halation as heretofore, at a reduction from ? l.OU to 12.50 and $3.00 par day. Mlchanl Rotub, of Irving, was thrown from bi* wagon, tn this city on Saturday evening of Addie Parker posting registration Jtaolvrd That there bo drawn temporarily from the contingent to the Fire Depart men1 pruprfatten for belle and $79.70 lo pay for fire offirtre uni forms and speaking trumpet*. lolalS Naughton, Rusaell.Sheldon and Tomlinson, 7. On m tioa the Council adjourned. L. D. QtucKuaaw, Reoorder W. T., Mrs. Clara Lathrop. W. M.. James L. Crawley. W. F. S., Henry Ford. W. C. Rev. G. W. Sherman. W. I. G.. Min Nellie Mlserolc. W. 0. G., R. H. Merrill. W. A. S.. Ml»» Effie Salisbury. W. I'. II , Mtss Ella Wincklaman. W. It. H. R., Mr*. I.. IL Stauffer W. L. H. 8.. Mia* Dora Mann. ,of His Honor, the Mayor. w* wonder if the OSSEAtf profitable wor <sqqq sax1: A spicy sketch descriptive of the At­ chison, Topeka and Santa Fc llailroad^tho beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountain*, by ‘‘Nym Crinkle," the musical and dramatic critic of the New York World, sent tree on applica­ IXiM tion, together with the A’.ut Juan Guide, • maps and time tables of this new and pop­ ular route from Kansas City and Atchison to Pueblo, Denver aud all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Minos- The finest lino of Pullman Making an average of a little over 14 j bush- Sleepers on the continent between the Mis­ souri River und the Rocky Mountains without change. Special round trip tour­ Mr. Grilloy inform* us that this has been an ists’ tickets from the .¥i**oun Hirer to unfavorable season fur wheal in the township* Denver at 850, good to stop off at all in which they did this work, Barry and Hope, points. Addrean. T. J. Asderson, Gen. Pan. Ayf. consequently a smaller growth of the berry. Topeka, Kan. We hope to hear a better report from him an­ XX52tf other year. Caution. be very glad to hear E». Baxseb On Noy. 4th a match game of base ball took place between the Bedford Junior base bell club and the River Road club resulting in an t«*y victory for tho Junior'*. have been congregating at Philadelphia, to be Short fielding and good batting gave the Jun­ the recipients of whatever may there b* learned iors the game by., a »eore of 36 to 6. ~ Below ’is LIRE turned “Centennial wise," have been able to “big thingothers with more expanded in Rutland every Saturday, and last Saturday ,tar> c.t the boy* had eyes that looked as if they certainly "Ibbm**" but their descriptive ]hil told some big chap he lied without considpowers were exhausted with that effort, and nt.irlc gamef Fraas, It Caller, of Rutland, whose ik here! !e him. ! Mrs, Delia Mead, of Rutland township was •>’cverely injured on Sunday evening, by injuries. bitcuit. it is more th an probable they irir von* and daoxhter*. and all *!**■< payiar work at home, should writ* to j all about th* work at once. New leti 1't del**, Addrew £■ 0*.. Al rill *oon V* reached. Umik Mick., Nov., 1st. 187A Advertised Letters. Remember the place. Hastings, Oct. 24, 1876. . (xxi52w4) . Madison Dispensary, i i>u>T>*nin«a a. ramn. IS, i oronntiaa. ctrrr. mseftn. earn. «»U. *n t.lwy Wimiw, ar awrwrt.l ■*»«»>—» To Loan. i*raore‘»..n.»..wMrtMirr4w. A few thousand dollars to loan iu sums of $500 for throe years, secured on farm Vtatsa^*»>• f.' U—.Mrt L’AffRlAGE auiof, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. h.j.gX. Notice- Farmers pitnuw take notice that I have PROBATE ORDER. bought out the interest of Calhoun & HTATEOF MICHIGAN. ComtyofBarjy«--Al Beckwith, in the hotel barn and you will find it to your interest to call and sec me. xxiultf J- W. Brock. Special Notice. ARD ta-Maihil Shop! Mrs. Osterhoudt & Wilkins wish to inform the Ladies of Hastings and vicinity that they liave opened a new Millinery and Dress-Making Shop, over the Postoffice,. We also do all kinds of Famly Seeing. Ladies, give us a call' before purchasing elsewhere. Mrs. Osterhoudt & Wilkins. Hastings, Oct. 24, 1876. (xxiwtf) REMOVAL! CiBrc.c*\L. Lfwt* mluy-^" Fred ;Swect wishes to call attention to his friends and customers that he has taken the window of Dr. Roberts (in Post Office) where ho will be found ready, writ­ ing and competent to do all work in his line intrusted lo his care. Thanking you for pas* favors.1 hope Ly strict attention to business to merit a continuance of tho same. Very respectfully xxr53c2 ’ Sweet. Umpire—M. Edrtsd. Hurrah for Hayee and Wheeler. Tho lecturer went to sse whatever could be 0. H. seen ; to learn whatever could be loomed ; aad he did sm ; and ho did learn; and more than that bo posssssca ths faculty at onoe a Micitiou* with rixtssn clean, neady-printed page*, em­ Notice to Teachers. bellished with fine illustration* and full of An examination of teacher* wHibe b«4d ot of hearing. •dentil!* and practical Agriculluxe and Litera­ ture Far the agriculturists and the family Woodland Cenler on Friday and Saturday Nov. Wth and 11thcommencing at 10 a. M. Bis lecture is fertile in entertaining incident. xxMwt oirelo it fa an indispensable It fa expected Hurt all will be present the first ItTEditor-in^hieffalbe celebrated Horticul­ ADMINISTRATOR’S SALEturist A. 8. Fuller, amoclated with whom are J*School officers are cordially invited to be K’otrmM and X. A. Willard, while, m racial contributor*, they are a**iried by such present. Guo. D. B aitow. men as Wil’iaai Robinson, Charlee Downing. Township Sup’I. ?^rlM v.' Rilsy. Thoma. Meehan Jam** ^k and many Other* of equal eminence in Woodland, Oct. 25th. 1876 ' Aay W«U,, n «»u»n»l.y dwlriac . IU. .r ui< win of all styles will'be taught, for TIDIES, TRIMMINGS, &c., Centennial Milliner We (bail r-lestlwuly pnnra* any on* who imitate* thfawith the ntaort vfaor of th* taw. Wemo*t earnestly b*» that tho treat m&u ot the American !<• rl- will»i 1 u«ionur *IIort«toprotaetih*irhealth and help u» in eur ta*k of brinxta* theee.meet wnpriaeipfed m»n talk* bar of Jsstfc*. Uniformly ....... ... .Al <n Srt AU person* arc cautioned ag tinst pur­ chasing a Noto given by me to Walter Blake, about the 28th of September last, for Forty Debars. As the Note wts ob­ tained by fraud. 47tf ’ Frederich Nachtbieb. pn,p3,J' Lace Making Mrs. P. D. Osterhoudt. la faou the ward tenure .could ne*< with them. But within the lart two; fella of onr medicinn bare vprun* t xxi51w4 Btrxn mad. L. Eldred E. Corcgan T. Byme F. Armstrong Geo. Tag Geo. Eldretl H. Ftnly G. Humos To learn Lace Making, by Mrs. OSTERHOUDT. at her Rooms Take Notice. 1 can't pay nty debts unless my custom­ Portland. Mai ers pay me. I tun bound to pay mine at all "hazard*. Do you see the point ? e.j«/«/ v thuM wiiiinr to wo xxt50w4 IL J. Grant. tore on the Centennial exhibition, delivered by the Rev. J. Boynton, to which we bad tho pleasuring of listening, While a vast mulli- tion so eagerly looked for, has been looked for xxi52tf. Scholars Wanted They Threshed It. C, Smith G. IL York 0, H. Cowles J. McDonald G.' B. Mochrnt J. Holcomb C. Edget L. Byrne D. C. Freeman V. LEINS. Hastings, Oct. 24,1876. Local Blijipefp (ioticef The “Iron Trail. Correapondence County, and wo should E». Barsxn:—Will you kindly allow us from them all seen, and some ideas of the things to be learned; but 'in the majority of instance* ths informa­ ????;????? m bunloM* we riake thi« nnparalleled offer: »ud> a* are not well mtUfiod we will rend on. lar lo t'*r far the trouble of writins. Full » 0. B. i Prices m In a eonvenatton with Mr. Edgar E. Grillcy of Hickory Coram, and who is a member of Naughton, Rune)!, Sheldon and Tomlinson, 7. the firm of Grillcy A Metier, threshers, we obtained the folidwing facts and figures, relaOn motion the following resolution was paas- ure* of the exhibition ; and this les favored portion has looked with eagerness to th* others as they have returned, for definite and instrucparts of the election of Tilden, on Tuesday night, that they began their old trieks by steal- Drug Store. RcT.Jo.enh T. Inman, Sroi.oe L). BAU Arie Fori Cta. xziVM WTLLTAMR—In thl* city. Honda* e*enlnkl Nov. fith. KM. Mary, wife of Lewi* 1). Wiiliame. in 10 20 >t*.icial canvass will occur st the office • unty Clerk on Tuesday next at 12 Market one door West of J. P.. Roberts a In Ha-tina Uwuthlp. Mr*. Hattie F. -—nf Jam** K. Clark, and d*u*hl«r oTT. M. Buah: ac*d 33 yearr. 1 month and 9 W. V. T„ Mrs. Samuel Dickie. 10 00 1 00 1 to Dine, to muse on the ingratitude of Re- ™ M ftr ROGS for PACHNI1. New Goods, and Cheap. tie* Il keeps iw ®or<1 u,n<! ‘’j. ‘. ,?h Sd.rt.hiJf •>•!> <““r land. The mether can rely upon H to furn‘*“ Bools and Shoes, Hosiery, Notions Stahouvohold recipes for daily use, pleasant lioo.ry .nd Grocnc. .1 iU riories for leisure reading and entertainment for tho children. The father 52ti" ™IS- “A5D enteruMuiu o^ih.Went exnenemni* WANTED—Oar I»r u ■' ,al advice and carefully revuad trouble. Smith, Mance & Pretot*. John Stanley sells better and cheapor GRAND RAPIDS, fsXo/roq* o# eoq /frq tr C^L tfoLYOf STW> *“7 '»r*wrtTlr LW 'X T1* 22 MONROE ST. �CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONISTS Stevens’ Ad., Music, Etc. VEGETINF Will, of tenrse, wish to »c* all the aifhu comfortably and cheaply. To thia end tho Northwest, placed on eale a large nuinUr of Tt»VA.ST»’ Exccbmom Ttcxm nt greatly re­ dreed rates, by which paneengera can. not only visit the Centennial Exhibition at Phlladelphin, but can, in addition, visit the prin­ cipal eastern cillee, with an opportunity of stopping st any of tho great number of fa­ mous resorts in New York and Pennsylvania, The Camada Bon them is the oaly Use from the West running directly lo Niagara Fails, giving passengers, from the train, a wonderful panoramic view of the Mighty Cataract, Honc-thoe Fall, the is an air line, laid with ateal ilknUn, Toait, Solr&t and Dinretle. torte, sad eo strongly eoncentratod', •SectuaUy oradkaia from tbe ayattaa ol BcrwAtla, *<r----------- ---------■n>hHi*irc Stts-Ji Philadelphia, KES” JSWL. foSsnR:ait*"HlfffU. Vicksburg, * TheTsr fr.i:ie-I “ Wilkins (lien.” the oslebra '‘Minneous Aprinn’- 'the .'■‘arat-ra of Pennsyi Bls,) the Mf Intyre coal mine with inelined rath runnier to the top of the mountain, virible fr CHEAP CENTENNIAL TRIP—To Smith, Manee 4 Preston's and settle to save costs. We must have our pay. xmM NEW ADVERTI8MENT3. C. P. Rowell A Co’*. Col. hare ladaeot many phyilctaDS and apothocarlee whom we know to prescribe end uao it lu tbclr own families. rnxFASXP bt It to a compound exSracicd from bark*, roots and herbs. It to NsturvTs Remedy. It to per- BaltlaCre.k, Albloa,- GOING SOUTH. |no.^sokJmo.» ■ THE EATING STATIONS the great Blood Purifteb. It la at.xsbltig retnedy for our children. It>aa veil* red and rurvd thocaaadB. It la very pleasant to take: every child Uka IL It relieves and cut.-, all dbet-ws origtaatlSg from Impure blood. Try the Vr.-.t:Ttax. G ve il a fair trial tor your rouiulalntai Gtewa Health, Strength and Appetite. LCruasfai) CALIFORNIA y H. B. STEVENS, Botfcn, Maa. nr all Mcaama. SMEM^T* gmts Capital A ths Campaign oflB 76 A Special, ftrule aad Obscare DImami «/ eatihr s«x. j osm? «r vid. monied vr aefxtrvd. Kalaaaaaoa, stbar trains ’ren 4«tly •reayt landfl make bIKSCT «mDMt with fast trains of tbs .SUM a sonusat ar uiumm sr.s buri. Csaaianati and hi. Louu Kalkuad lar anapoUs, UalatiHa. Si. Uara aadaU pointed ■NAM IAFIBI IIVIII3I. The Reliable Short Liao Paul Line EAST AMD WMT. tho short line for Northern Wis­ consin and Minnesota, and for Mad-' iBo», St. Paul. Mixneai-olts. Duluth andail pointe io the Great Northwest. 1U MANI lAPItt ANI lETMir t^^r,»isfftM,K«!‘a ratal witheat iuavtag the ttaia. pxOK Gvul Paa* A Tte'krt Ageat Is the only route for Winona, Roches­ Mankato, St. nod all pointe in Southern and Central Minesola. Its Firt Vine, Qreen Bay and Marquette ITOS’MUSICAL IIAGAZ1NES. I tS Chicago and Milwaukee Line SHORT LTNB BITWBBN ®------- Pullman Palace Car* a»«*Atae^ £&?,T,iig a i im@sr4 'I -w, leas — ■Si’S, ISA,"-- Are run on all through trains of thia road. ' bls I* th* ONI.Y LINE running I at«u»M. --------------------- <•>.. --------- aod st -------------------ror ; tbc# * CMr8---bctw.-on Chicago i 0C pfi Mocaii. Orend «.!u.... Jby U?»Lii I Paul, Chicago mid Milwaukee, ■J wlk Yhroasteae*fbr»4v»no«-l>iaao play*r* I <-*gO and Winona. wujb——— ■ » n At Omaha our SJcqxsrs connect with I the Overland Sleepers on the Union PETERS’ ORGAN SELECTIONS, ' Pacific Railroad for all points West of I tho MImuutI River. • aiioa....... - -A Volant*n by Mini '"’by jiaita^a i °11 t,lc of tho trahiR from the * _ ^ot 'UbrHu&a I East or South, the trains of the Chicago -robZ tejra* ft North-Western Railway LEAVE lVj^T“,*Tea . CHICAGO as follows - ‘' follows:: ' 7 "JiOafeCT^-A^.--.K-,r.-.Z-wX.X.:.r:.T.Eor Council Bluff*. Omaha and C.'nliPETERS' OCTAVO CHORUSES, fornia, Two Through Tralnadaily, with Pullman Palaeo Drawing Room »n<! Sleeping Cant through toCndndl Blnffa. For St. Pe.nl und Nllnncnpoli* Two Pbrough Trams Daily, with Pullmnn Talace Cars attached on both trains C PETERS’ SACRED SELECTIONS. For Green Bay ami I.aha Superior, •T -u- a ■« — Two Trains dally, with Pullmnn Palace Cars attached, and running through to MarquetteFor Milwaukee, Four Through Trains 25 Cfe *•jl’ U’Li11 r*" A*' V*be tbm ley Adrer.t, bv Ma-farrvn. daily, Pullman Cars nn night trains, , Parlor Chair Cars on day trains. For Sparta and Winona and joints tn Minnesota, One Through Train dally, with Pullman Sleepers to Winona. For Dubunue. via Freeport, Two j Through Trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night trains. ' For Dubuqueand La Crane, via Clin . ton two Through Trains daily, with j Pullatnn Cara nn night train to Mc­ Gregor. Iowa. J For Sioux Cily and Yankton, Two TU«B,ifbati Train* daily, Pullmnn Cara to Missouri Valley Junction. For Lake Genera, Four Trains dally. ' ! Fur, Beckford. Sterling, Kenoaha, •r nsptnra, yracct full Leun, Janesvill.-, and other points, you can I ty. AB-Sond ft ttattr* for • ----- -t ...i io—.,. have from two to ten trains daily. ’ I i-jr j New York Oillec, No. 413, Broadway; 9^5 MFUIGiaALD, j Boston Office No.’fi State Street; Omaha 10J» U.S. Claim Act*-.. Ir.!l«nxr.miw.re Office, 253 Farnhem street; San Fran-’! ' cikco Office, 121 Montgomery Street ;i I Chicago Ticket Office. W Clark Street. | "a^t^P u,T. ?r under sTicrtnun Hoitac, corner Canal ijnP.a. ttoiroVmt. and Madi* n Street; Kiuale Strwt LM •.M. HAlIT.Lntwisy, Mlob. - Depot, corner W. Kcaile and Canal' *nL_J _______ , ___________ | Street; WcllaStroet Dejict, corner Wrtta s. 4 it s ;.___ »■ . and Rennie Streets. ’ gt—ami ET’S Hotel, , Fur rate* or infonnation notrttalna* ‘ ‘ 1 hie from your home ticket agrata, ap—fj”* „ „ x-M^rH.er*. MABVIN HUOBITT, . —-»- nutiiM ii.ro.. ll. SKSASS. TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Bummer Time Table, ao. im. is the old Lake Shore Route, and is the, only one purtng through EvanbtuM. chi.a»« Lake Forkst, Highland Park, n*> B.kWo, Waukbgan, Racxnk, Kerocha to st.J«<rt. ■ Mn.WiC<«. Jaclton & Sapiat lAitmi. Chicago i ira^ un tm HCH1GAK AND THE SOUTH. *».».pr«>«as«•»»-1 FreePort and Dubuque Line ru,,uF^»‘*«**w<**•«/* ita£i2?15rreri3?',,OMr•^Iua'u I Dthcoulyroute nr Eixjin. Rockford, ' - ads 1 y Bfvehlvy v!5? 1• F reeport. a>.d all rwdnta via WnMnnrt 1 «'«» ____ I 11 with Excreta traisa I tem kaflroad. to and us City and all i-i-'.i; Line DE LA CREME, N > 35. fess. \ Is :r ifi $1.20 25 cts. r a a w m-u_ . On.iirnul DKTR°Wt,WWWftaH> “« fcS;rt,fS£U.T.UMtt ■--■*•,ng Ifii ■taee Div.’ef Lak* L JUfevTolade. Adfhit. PiSMa. Tbreo Wread Bapids sad Is the only line fur J axes tills, Watertown, Fon Du Lac. Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, Escanaba, Nl-GAVNEE, MARQUETTK, HfWGHTON, mjieiuBi"?• *.TT.' '— ------- HancoOk, and the Lak* Superior I ETLlJb HOUSEHOLD MELODIES, | Country. Its . 23, Jaekaon. Ar.10 Joekwa. Cv,10 AlHoa. 'll MarehaJI, . Ifj' Haiti* CrMk. i 1 Galaobu*. . 1 Are. 1 ou 1 Embraces under one inanagcnjenl the Great Trunk Rail wav Lines of the WEST and NORTH-WEST, and. with i is nutn< rotis branches and connccUona, fonub th> shortest and quickest route between Chwaoo and all points In Ii.lxol*', wim.'on.-in. Northern Michigan. Minnesota, Iowa, Ne­ braska. CALIl-iUMA, and tl>© W-EiTEKN TEEBt-roXlES. 1T* ISliO n fc’S5 VicssBcse—With .Oraad Rapids A IsdieaaM. r... f r I’lttsi ma r.n-i.r.s!-,. r.rt Wayao. Star- ter, Owatonna, Pktsr, New Ulm. VEIWXE B 80LD BY ALL DSUSGISTS. LA CREME liil'il! Arrl » 3C : * c ■ ’ Kalatnaaoo SAIL. L SEIMOlffl. D. 1 BOID, Jr, Jtep tev'f!- nflflaagtf- UlUiucUSfrecL i. H. TILDEN, i and Rea] Eeute Arent, il 7?* GOIMC WEBT. ,f.Tli on. Ionia, dreeavilla. and Hewarii Ofr: wM Winona and St. Peter Line ipa^d Ar Mi js1 On thia line are «n*urpa»cd. Mvala will be Airnbiied at agitable hour». anyl ample time allowed Sr-'>?jfl.:</“r'5Z0.V TICKETS^l m>M ulaiit. ;- (M quirts th»lr 25cl^~ bold 10 id TRAINS 1LCST. For *uy oihnr Inforraallou oprlr lo Western Pauinccr Ageut. What U regetine? ...tone by basks »S5 £ 77 msagtesfrcg If MM At rednaed raise will be >ul<l at all principal Railroad tleke! offlon*. , ’ bulore the public. PETES8’ PABLOK MUSIC, NO Tarrant' « Railroad 1^, f>*®r of >f Natom’s fas? II« . I ... At Barriaborr. Centennial Exear»!onlrts are de­ livered at that r-nmnauy's " Centennial" depot, at the door* of the Exhibition. _ Horse fob sale—A good seven year old mare, sound, weight 1200 pounds. Time given for payment. Julius Russell. xxMGtf •J y-Ji; |i to* -j Ceta.tery and IlMtir-*! icld of Urttysbant. are di­ rectly on this roatnaad con e»/y be rtaeinl by it. Atone llsKaet and bo past. Lino newly laid with Pennsylvania COING EAST. . uao oaimso wr nnvaiua Dl-n^. .Ehnire. WiHurnsjort. Uarrisbnrg, llallheero, M. D. Reed desires to call attention to his new Wagon Shop, where he may ba Vxornyn for the complaint* for wh!*h 1; !* found at all hours of any day, ready to de ■ reconmMTdod, is haring a larger sale tbroo^bont the United States than any other one tuoiicluc. any work in his line, from putting a new Why? Tciutiae will Care these < otuspoke in an old wheel, to the building of plalata. the best buggy ever seen in the county of Cannot be Excelled. Barry. Don’t forget the place; in the Omaha and California Line shop with Jason Rich A Bro., corner o Im the shortest and best route for all points In Northern Illinois, Iowa, Church and Railroad Street. link Hint, ' DAK<>n>, Nebraska, Wyoming. Colt like urnI xxGtf and. a* a i oiiADo, Utah. Nuvada,California, Oregon, China, Japan and AuetraWhitman’s Assorted Candies—Che best I.IA. Its n the market. A full supply at J. P. [Chicago, Madison and St. Q.REAT WESTER* RAILWAY. >Xoan A. DINSMORE. Roberts'. For Tdcdo bottled ale by .the doten or otherwise, and stock ale, and porter by the bulk, go to Jawm Stamlxt's. xxi44t3 TIME TABLE. (COLUMBUS TIME.) GOING NORTH. 3TATIO5: M. R. 8TKVENS, Boston, Mass. stock of Boots, Shoes, sod Gaiters for the summer and fall trade, which I will sell way down low1 for Cash. I also sell the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil. I also anil Well A Cittern Pumps. J. Maus Opposite the Port ORce Hasunga, Mich. xxlltf~ Grail Rajiis ui Into 11 8. RAILWAY COMPANY SEW 10T.K CEMR1L RAILROAD r.r»r.emi-^ U;o IKKT.T,.i, acta u;K>u tiin •retlva orta^i allays luflaninaOua, euroa nlc Railroads. MICHIGAN CERTfiAL railroad. Taldog Effect Apr. 16th 18 76 at 04*4*54/(704, *. F.. th. Nori harp tar«lnu« o1 the Nortliorn Central Railway. Pullman f-eboel.raft. IMace Day or Nlreptox Cara on all trama. The ir-twa of country traversed is varied and xxisvtr. Our Centennial, TIME TAELE No. •elailea, tactually cured tlirough tbo bloc L For Ulcers and Krwptlrc U1 ■Ida, Psrtslw, Plaipte*. Coaches are furulkhed with tho Winchell Patent Ventilator, ensuring perfect freedom from dust. With its complete pyptem of ■ magnificent Parlor, Bleeping and nectiana ai Rflagara Fall*and Buffa­ lo with the New York Central and Brie Rallwaya, tho Canada Southern la fast becoming the favorite line to the East. Tickcla via this popular line ban be procured at all offices of connecting lines, or at the Company's own offices. Any infonnation can be obtained by ad­ dressing ' FRANK R. SNOW. Gen'l Paaa, and Ticket AgL Dsraacr. A LARK BOROM R pnaxavLA* ■masoB. CHICAGO The Graef Soafoern TiiowMare. the Blood, Renovates CMd Invigorates tho ;4 Whole System. TO ITENCINAL PROPERTIES ARE Railroads. Railroads. Railroad a. ^Tt FOR SALE* airaiD, Rrct Iilui & Facile fts ~ is — 18 - is :s tea-. JOLrxT, pojutnt, LttstiLLt, ruv BKKhY. LACOh'. PBOhU. bo. BOLnrx. xocr islabd. DAVBKPOAP. JfOSCATin, WABHijroYoir, roBA city. a»rr. JfKLL, NBWtOIf. DBS KOim Coandl Blnfi anti Omahi, Without Gh*Bf• •! Caro, i'**e M,r’t «»«bo ^^••-WithDatrolLHUbdalo A South, KAMAS LINE. -a QR AND TBCTK RAILWAY. MAY 1, »T«. reEtt'Sti X-KAVKH WOBTB. ATCIllBOl, CBll’AU0 aSraSSrEjES ?!-^T^S?*£SrAw1U*»yfRobrertia BallroU* 'xlxsZ^IKDUlTTSllRITOBiai, COLOBADO.AKD NEV Wtnco. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-11-13.pdf fccc689482e3a1bf91fe1895757a18b5 PDF Text Text AL VOL. XXI. I NO. 57. [||?S:-^-lle8kljh8pilCajB3Jiper HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 43 1876 WHOLE NO. 2000 Wagon., Groceries, UncterUHng. Staves, Etc., Etc misceixaky GEO. M. 1JEWEY .-l.VD 112 WAGONS! PUBLISHER, THE FLOWER-GIRL. ■ because, of that dinging I by lang nssoc-iarion. ; swny from her now, uctom of death, she cried wildly: pr°»’°*fur ^3 Gwi- • .■ r. ■ i ! die.’ - <>r SVtXSCXlPTIOX: ‘•Please buy sumc flowers, bir.” ’ Ti-e person thus addrest ul was u thsm-u about, th’ Eughah traveller. • IH 12 &ii S f Oft w ^*7 *f*7Y «4f« 4 bV« eecti l<r line 1W esc y. Un.luru<-H f'lrtn Ue- ; ;•* ars fw V luci Ualswo. PEIFESSIOSAL AJ3 BUMS CARDS. rmaed by the sound of carrin-e wh«,.1, 1 l‘1,n? alnrnki attn to b ;k“r fieptiu ,jo*“ “i ‘•cr one uf . the br.. quaint old Ja.t k< t plate in the antique grandmother. I've no tima tn *>J| French t ./n. A .batkot of fr^h blw- j lj,c I you’ll fi*d it in the KtKinut hans up.a her rouuti. bare. arms. 1tu’, “ux dlt-eI twT »y wedfix and a bunch td i:fiu r» in her baud. ftUfl "“J- 1 oonfcamd it aH to the good All about her chattered the thrifty old i i ^r-,«iod he had It written down an hour dime,, intent ujkiu sdlirc their fruits’ cud ! e"?;' . swnu herbs, cat-h one eager tt- make the ( bjmr bargain. Overhead .tpwcnii the uu- yer ; b ct-nmlirive throb heaved the p»nt' । cicut ardifc of the aid Frsncb toirn. Be­ ilir- h.cnet yend, si! aglow with .the glory uf the 1 summer wnrumg. lay the greca vales and* me.’ '■ purple hillt uf th- sunuy Burgundjan . --- -------bosom, end covered the withered face with 1 vine country. ‘ j The stranger turned hud lucked back, tears and kisses. "Oh, grundmere, there is nothing to j II* had that rare thing, an artist soul, nnd til Tx_«. . ! it thrill, d with ktea delight at sight t>f the ftirrtrc ?” .hn ' hthe, graoeful figure, of the fair, innocent But death is stronger even than Jove. face. “ill buy a bunch ul Cowen. Ice. ail Before the sun sunk behind the vine-hHis in jout basket if you say am” be said, granduiere was dead, and Ninette wy des­ ' rettwetag hi» steps the shaded corner. olate. The flenrer-girl's delicate cheek flushed, ---— -groat, ---------------;u. Il was two nicmths later and breakfast uud- her brown--eyes soft and „ tcudcr as a gcxollek looked at him full ’ of* ; over at Pcreuscy Grunge, one of ......................... delightful delightful wundt*.* wander.--------------------------------------- those noble old mausiom which abound in1 ‘•All. sir. would you really buy aH? ip‘CVCBt of England. The autumn fnornOh, I should bk k> gmd, fir peer craud- j xa* 6 rheerful fire burned on mere is very iil, and the road is iorir and 1 crate. Lndr Pmcmtt i« hcLm, it and a handsome young man laui dusty when the eun is high.’The pathetic words went stenight tu the hearerheart. '■ Another letter from Gwendoline," she “I wili buy them every cue," he acid, said, running her eyes over a dainty sheet; My dsp tukiog the bunch of lilies anfl petting it '•and she asks for ^ou, Arthur. in hia textton-Lok'. •‘Now ssve mt the wire she expect you to prof <|ir, ufc And. why" gaftered them up with ctngrr the hints I’ve thrown out hands; little know of heart's-enre, videte don't you, air ? you can't do better. I and dairies-, anti now and then n almitcr of thought you were sure to do it till you mode that trip’to France two months ago. Gwendoline's a beauty and an heiress, and Dodge and ■mtL ^nd then drew forth a handfu, of 1 ® fond of yon. «*a«Ka • then drew forth a handful <if । >be s fond of yon. What more can you aiLL seU STMffl iMI 18 BRIK. IM At prices lower than ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. PLOWS AND CASTINGS •ulmt. wheeler TWIT! .. PHYSICIAN & SVBGEOX, In addition to the Olirer Chiller! Ploics and castings, wc have a full stock of EXTRAS POINTS VT. R1K KR, I ’yitL^LPILr^asrtJJteapIfor the Gale, Points are all ground and sold at the same price as unground; Kalamazoo SALISBURY Si BROSSEAU- Robinson, iWDi.iou.’ f CcMns, lj ■ pOlIltS. . . _ ta TTCAO fiT T GBEBLE & KU sop WM. LPJOHX. DR- IL F- PECKHAM. XUJcncrilTSJCUa AKDSrJlGEON-Iliek. orrX -i.rn.Itan, Co^Mirh. AU call* Btt-wl- DELIGHT J. WOLF.M.D. ? froatl" THE VICTORY IS WON ! ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. A. P DRAKE, -------------------------------- - . ■------------------- -------------- For full Particulars call and see mw RnlpTidid stock of Teas, C ofiees, LVCIlS RUSSELL, W lFZ "! -2./-I _ J____ J all oth­ Rng’n.ru , Canned Goods, and er Goods usualy kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy fr'WZ, fc? ’ ciBL■2EJS2S Competition. C COME AND SEE ME: DR. C. RUSSELL, T. 0MJT. *oim Omaha, WM. BURGHEM. e?.k’££sas » ' “My name » Ninette," the answered. | perfection. The only trouble is, I don’t . ■ But I iiaunut lake s much nn-ncy. All | ■*CTC her." LC? 0KC?iin D try are not worth it. Lady, I’crensey laughed. The young . ■ tthe flower? my garden ____ ni here <— » _i_ ------ a way tt eistant kinsman of here, and Ii Oh. gold,’ — nndi .t she gave j cry. ‘•Pray, sir, take it bad:, 1 did not more, a dear, adopted von, and. woman­ : like, she wu all anxiety about his matriask you for charity'." ‘ Nay. my beautiful Ninette, I shall not .motiial prospects.' I take it back, sweet blossoms arc worth • Don't lure her? Well, you rrc an ; ten times as much. Brine me ,as many odd Loy, -,Arthur. -----------I should like to know more to-morrow st this time." and l-aforc i * ^cnn J™ 4° . . .. . . . ; i.T'ii —— .v__ CVU.U ‘ I’B ._n you, then. A myth, a drcam, Ninette took up her basket aud jK-ured ! a creature 1 saw two month* ago, and cautbe akiping coins into her lap. 1101 fer ®y hfc forget. ‘•I did not aak him far charity," Ae Lauy Pevensey lauglied outright, rurmured, uw she counted them over, « I' “ NonscMe! Who was she? I didn t vivid red in her cheeks, a flash u hl r U--'-«n> you were so rilly, Arthur. Is it her gentle era. “I’D only kerr the w-.-rth uf | fece yon paint so inawandy ?" , g -0U£'.-< . He riiali take the trot back The young man flushed, and strode out -■ of the room in silence. He made his way .up to his studio, in the north turret cf the JOHN STANI^Y is the VICTOR.~ WJL H. HAY FORD. : Patils 1-^ Plows. • “■ ISAAC w. vnoow. JOHN STANLEY. Haatemgs, Jwm 13,T6_____________ ____ UNDERTAKING STAVES. STAVES I fu! far what you gel. It's rour pretty merit. His studio was a large apartment, I face bring? rou in the extra coins." land it was literally..strewn with paintings, hut in almost every recent piece the same face war shadowed forth. A lovely face, fresh, sweet, innocent; with eyes as soft -od, i«.k „ i.<r, a. jum, ‘Have ] the honor uf addrcsring Lady Pcvenscy,' a^cd the d '* low Low, and tn excellent “1 am L ‘•But I live 4Ah, it is so then/’ interrupted the thing in the girl a figure, come inscruteble matinct, made her breath come quick, her Hmha tremble. She ruse. but she had U> catch at her choir to ovoid falling, and she ‘Bcmove your veil, child," cotitionod ' aid man, “and go knrel, and ask your thm’a Umdnr.' ' ‘My lady, you recognise the face? The tnougm to be in her grave, u bclure vou. I bring the proofs. The. good God be AanUd I She that wu lost is found ; khc that ™ dead is alive again."' As he spoke Nixxtta advanced and fell Oh, mcniful Father! He turned aside for a moment, until the emotion of mother and daughter had par­ tially subsided, and then came forward ‘•that the old this dear ehilJ had Jived, and who called herself Ninetta's grandmother, rc-.caied to me that she had stolon the little one. more than sixteen years ago. when her daughter was witft a gipsey lover in Enrdand, and that Lady Pcrcnsty. of 1’cvenscy Grange, was her mother. The object at first was to get a reward, but the poiire was put on their track so hotly that they fled to rating arrest, wm killed. From that hour the woman vowed that Ninette ahou’d never be given up ; and when she died, a my lady, is a locket that ru around the She fumbled with trembling fiuncra fur ‘•’•a*-1* oouiu pul on finer airs. prime of life. What little «f the draw Meanwhile Ninette made her way out of the quaint old town, and struck into shall forget her while I lire. It is incom­ the white, dusty highway, just as the noun prehensible.” “Great and merciful are thy wen. O The portrai£was Nmetta'a, just bells were ringingOn and away die I hurried, her eyes kindling with tbtrtiiought of her late adventure, her pretty choeka all pink with exciiemenl. Summer in and summer cut, through Aylatford looked at th# lovely vision, hh all the brief yean of bw young life, khe about three vests old, lixpud Ker'i-b as had trudged along this dusty road, carytng well as French; and it was this, oambinod the produce cf her iittk garden te market; all for a mere pittance, barely enough tti keep the old grandmother’s hearth wanu and her p»t boiling. She toiled on till the white highway eat rsadinjr and JOIDE O. CRESSI’ in the bufeiju**. truly way that they Highest Market Price in s C PRLKDLE Cash. t IX>AW ricAOO, »W BROS Niaett* flew Hke a bird. �„ «* 8'at- lnw- Teas, Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc.. Etc. Mdeuoe and wa. exam­ piittr. ’ury, 29, w-s 1945,5?3 01 ; rouupts “ed by Dr. Robert Millar, who, wo arj ll Oct. 28, during tins week ending Jvov. 4 were 619 Txaon. j------ - during «au><j timo were ’ • 55.30 ; — payments tnl«“ed. came to tho conclusion that the ibov was mistaken, and I hat there was no । ihalf dollar either in his throat or stomach. -J6,’.*?!!?’7®0'70’ doCT'-'*‘* £=■ W1.742.31. coughed up the one in our windowTProriJcara PfwtfwJonmal. Jonmal. Haktiko.-s Mien., Nov. 13,7876. week TEA! TEA!! Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. Leisure Moments. AFFAIRS IN THE EAST. |Ceo,IM. Savage &Co'i Col. Speaking of the present condition of ( XL-lent—Forty dollars borrowed. affairs in the Esift, the Boston, (Mass.,) A mustard plaster is a warm personal friend. * Journal says; AU men want something. A law, yes. conclusion of the armistice, A star in the milky way—A fashionable WMeqaent suspension of active • nostilitra between tho contending parties dairyman. in the J Mt, public attention has boon less Ubaruoter is tho diamond that scratches strongly directed to what is going on in erery other stone. the way of diplomacy and negotiation, and A man's reputation for sobriety often importmat moremenU which arc in progress hangs upon a breath. HAYES’ PLATFORM 1 are in danger of being overlooked because A difference of taste in jokes, is a great lMy y unaccompanied with any blare And stillour Platform. •ftrafpets or collision ofarmies. Inthc strain on the affections. What we call conscience is in many in­ not ph oe it is evident that the armistice was concluded not a day too soon for the stances only. a wholesome fear of tho con­ “Honest money for all, and safety ■ of Serna. The flower of the Ser­ stable. free schools for all. There vian at%y had been defeated, tho most im­ If a clergyman is in doubt what to should he no inflation which portant of the Servian positions had been preach about, he should preaeh about ten will depreciate the one nor sec- taken, and the Turkish army, flushed with minutes.. ®toW“d impatient of restraint, was If you were an old man and peddled tenan interferance which will n inthm'^asy distance of tho Servian capital. apples would you call a worm-hole “na­ destroy the other.” Had t io combauhte been left to them­ ture's workings ?" < selves a few days longer, there would have “I'm a man of very quiet tastes," said ha, I -oen 4 sharp and bloody termination of ul he went quietly behind the door and FOOUSH THREATS. Wat, and tho Turkish despotism would tasted something. have been riveted so strongly upon Servia “Pa," said a little follow to his unshav­ as to forbid any hope for the future. Only We arc sorry to hear from Democrats on en fatlicr, Myour chin looks liko tho wheel intervention, and that by a power like our streets such remarks as the following: Russia, prepared tor an instant enforce­ in the mustc box.” What lady in the Inud would-care who “ If Hayes is elected he never will be in­ ment of its conditions, could have saved augurated, be will be assassinated,” &£. Servia from this fate. Tho Servian army was elected President it. she was onlv sure of a seal skin jacket ? Whan it was announced that Gov. Cham­ has not simply been beaten, but disorgan­ ised, its ranks have been thinned by dis­ No young man should think of sending berlain of South Carolina had been shot ease aS Well as by battle, and it is doubt­ poetry to a publisher without ssndiug the by some secession ruffian, a gentleman, i^ ful wlathcr even tho interval afforded by names ofa few subscribers os an atonement. such he can be called, remarked that “ ho tho armistice be sufficient for its recu­ • Time waits for no man." Thai's an­ peration. By the terms imposed by Rus­ odur. was glad of it, he ought to be killed.” Doesn't time always wait for a We tool for, and expect, such stuff from i sia the recent advantages gained’by the xmm to get firmly seated on the lop rail Turkrnre abandoned, the positions oecu-. before it breaks? llio secession element at the South, but niod bi jee Oct. 31 have been given up, and we certainly are surprised to hear such re­ Deligi id nas been evacuated ; but nothing _ Tho average newspaper reader of to-day . is puixlcd to learn who got tho first prise marks made on tbo streets of Hastings. can gi/effect to Senia Tclicrnajcffs ertay at the Centennial for pianos, sewing ma­ We wish, however, Io say to those who as it waaijieforc its defeat by tho Turks. In dhi seco id place, it is apnareut that chines, Ac. harbor such feelings that if Mr. Hayes is At President White’s reception at Itha- । the wAr spirit is very active in Ruada, and elected he will be inaugurated, unless tak­ there a £ very general disposition among ca, a cold collation is called “the physical < en off by the means suggested by these tho 1Mu£bm to substitute ah open war basis of lifo." It « thus thit existcnco is ' desperadoes, or by some other cause, and it policy ftf! tho scarcely concealed antagon­ made ideal and worthy of men of science., Tho Sultan can never expect perfect | probably will be as well to keep such ism whi ;h has Audc uso of Servia and Montent p^o as the puppots of its hostile tranquillity within his dominions until he threats to yourselves. purpose. The hardness of the conditions establishes a government agricultural bu­ Unless Mr. Hayes is elected, and Aoa- imposed upon /ho Porte, and the evident reau and scatters the reports freely among eitfy elected, we do not want him inangu diainclinaUon to bo content, even after the his subjects. " rated, but if ho should receive, lawfully, conditions were complied with, look a Prof Huxley may know all about giogood deal liko an attempt to find a pretext the requisite number of electoral votes to bigennon, afld Pterodactyls, and Pteroibr war. How long this disposition can , entitle him to the Presidency, we affirm be hdd;Ui cheek is a matter of doubt. ,nauria, and the Jurassic and other periodo, and bo able to explain evolution, but we th# he will be inaugurated. Should it rhe Qorji aSBiminccs ofpeoctdul intentions , don I believe ho can tell us why a woman finally prove that Tilden is elected, we are probably sincere, and his disposition is -always shuts both eyes wlien she firra off should certainly discountenance any re­ unquesuonably in favor of peace; but the ,a pistol. • oftanwepeated rumors of his intended abdi­ mark made by a Republican that Mr. cation indloata the growing power of the the Burlington Tilden could not be inaugurated, and war party. Tho latest advices from die Hawkeye, thoughtlesslyspset somo spring should rebuke any man of our party who other European powers, however, diminish 1guns m his poultry yard, and the n^t morning, in tho rising sun, ho rubbed Mr , the probability of anything like a general should so far forget his loyalty as to make spectacles and stared in spoechlern nmazev i Eurdtcan witr. If the relations of Russia 1 such an assertion. Ilia ungenerous,unjust, and ' utkey culminate in hostilities, there meat nt eighteen candidates for Governor, disloyal; and we say to men of both par- is go d reason to hope that tho other great ; sitting front•—— fencevpicking birdouni ahot : 2 mi the--------—-('s; v*«u • “ ties, it is not only fo-.lish to use such lan­ powers 5iU keep aloof. ont °r ,hB,r thirty-six legs. guage, bnt when it becomes necessary to Garr any announces her intention of cunA man who succeeds in nm*;..., * conn- • TTTVT rw <^«w» «w^ inaugurate a President of the United 2,SSi2n?fbtd’r"k °nipua^ ’' &sb?‘l Mr®®* •«•>/ rarmng it i« JN States, he will be inaugurated, your blat With a !• 1-1 rx-j basi^tonLord Derby’/ original proposals; ant balderdash talk to the contrary DOt- and ' rRtice has neither the power nor din- deeper feeling of satisfaction than if he 1U TinA bad earned 625 legitimately. 1 J withstanding. pomtot Ito interfere. The interests which Austrii .has at stake will naturally make her aba nrbat jealous and watchful, but her The Fest Mail Trains. Hastings, Aug. 7th, 1876. geographical position would make her en- your baby from a very healthy child of I gagotnflBt in the contest a hasardous one. your neighbor, Mrs. Jonco." Mrs. Fits Some of the prominent Poet Office offi­ Altogether, therefore, the prospect for brown—‘-Ob, dear doctor, I could not per­ mit t.hat! Wo do not care to bo mixed cials arc of the opinion that the Poet Office peace ia Europe is better than a short time Advertisements. up with the Joneses in any way." Commission noir investigating the subject ago ; a>d although it is not impossible that Russia inti Turkey may be drawn into war, 1 earn ago, when a painter wanted to A. N. SABIN. of railway mail transportation wiU-reoom- it is r"x eedingly improbable that the strug­ O.T. SABIN. depict whole? tic anguish, he went for in­ mend the ro-eetabliihmcnt of the1 fast mail gle r ill become a general one. spiration to the place where criminals were • In the Best West Coffee. »» From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. ^ dMice •ML IXStCIS. •OU »T AU. DRUGGISTS rox.Nor.10.IWl, ' Spices. You can have in any shape you want. Crackers. Cheese. W e sell the best Tobacco. PROBATE ORDER. We brag on. in »'M petition i 1 hereupon it „ ^yirustisiifta1 Pisgah Ch«r ordered, that said petiuoner giro netke to We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.00. RURAL Ohio Stone Ware Is the best. Wvcldr baa 1877. NEW ‘ rigneouurn an d Faatliy REDUCED-SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR 1871. Cheaper than ever, -want to close out. Remember. ^a?^t!?5M^TnCCOnl,U^“^t,roWeckM’8oe*toU5 W e buy for cashw and will not” bo U JDERSOUD bv auv House J J tortured to death ; bnt now he finds a bet­ ter and more convenient subject in the young man in the front seat at the theatre whose tall collar has become unbuttoned Board ofTrade Building, Detroit, Mich, I, J hn G. Bagley, Governor of the behind. unanimous in favor of the restoration of State of Michigan, do recommend vO the ------ - — ' ’ of this system. It is certain, however, that, people V this State, the observance Thursday, November 30th, 1SAX.CXI A NORTON. none of the railroads will restore these fast — n r0 4 Norton. * to U. W. Ba! mail trains unless increased compensation Thanksgiving Proclamation. t graiiv, flour MARBLE WORKS State Items. The grecnbackeni in Detroit only polled five hundred votes. The Detroit Art Association is prepar­ ing for a fall exhibition. It takes the sum of tl,043.69 to run tho Grand Rapids police for a month. It is rumored that the Marshall StatM«ta» is to be purchased by 4 stock com­ pany. Tbo F. A P. M. R. B. » busy laying down rtecl rails, making their road better every day. • The life, let us, in our places of worship, and by ourfirssidra, on that day, gratefully ao knowl^gc tho tender watchfulness and A.t Kalamazoo. Midi enfoldageare of our Heavenly Father, that hi I ao blessed us in ths past, and highly' «olvo by noble deeds, good lives and ch rily one for another, its abiding preaoni > with us tn the oentaries to eomo. Patera, .uppthj j3iv^» under my hand, and the Great Sea! ““?tom‘ra. oi the State, at Lansing, this 4th day of November, in the’year of our Lord one tboupsnd cightfhundrod and seventy mx, and If the indepeodenoo of the L'nited .“uiMixrc, we can do Stag’s the ono hundred and first. >b""'r u“n ,kt*’ JOHN J. BAGLEY, work by hand. By the Governor: E. G. D. HOUDRN, Seoretttry of State. ‘iix »„■*« jEr." ki An Extraordinary (Csss. READ THIS and be liappy again And MiH Feed WINSLOWS STEAM u given. practical Poultry . SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, „ trains and will support the recommendation by strong evidence cf their ncceaiity. It appears that the testimony taken in nearly ail of the Wasters States is singularly . aowier. . Meehan. Editor ik. the great Rocb^k.'M*’li/rXr A Grat Reduction in Prices.! SALISBURY & BROSSEAU PSTEHS’MDSICAL MA&AZ1NKS. G™ Q™®B fcr*Iii- k SWb, 8a, Detroit, Mich, Cotu w.«lbridp> John H. Wendell & OoM FURNITURE, IWflarfiMMets Franafc. CoaunlMloa MereUat. in $1.80 1’ORK AK1) SEEDS. 51 uvi DETROIT, M Woodbrids, . Sl MICHIGAN. H’Aea/ a Sp^dattff. Sfl. I’KTEM PARLOR MUSIC, NO. 23, grain, Flour, PBTEKS’ HOUSEHOLD MELODIC-. S»1 7fl ss**r<M » <’"u* •wwetM.- Look here I Look here.' 13 CIS. LA CREME DR IA CBEME; Na i" JtJul! don't you tUok wr ou nil hl nr ® Clark Oaaeral A,rut, trrrKo “ •••"■ J- M. HEWES, Board of Supcrvianra of Wayne It seems almost incredible that a bey county have allowed WO,000 for the trap- only 6 years old, or a person of any age, tould have carried in bis msopliagus a oil- ‘ ver half dollar for aoariy throe weeks witb- »• gamntoo SbJAcUot. . ■1 PETUBS' OCTAVO OHOBUSBS, H, kui'.lK,, ia .Lid, sit,000 BU-UAED, CTjWTETTE N BALLS t- J ftyf, painter 25 CU PETERS’ SACRED SELECTIONS. 25 «• ■SwMNffisitiL-!'” �/3. fhs^eini-WBBklyllBpbblicanfcapjiBr. I ™. Local fcbjijlES? policy “A Oam treets, has became insane, and an application . .. . rr officiiiPAPiior BAmssauv. has bwn na.!. r— . STrtAXGER’S GUIDE (TTY LOCAL R- R.” TIME-CARD ywr cuetomm, especially the ladles » Then sell D. B. DcLand A Co.’e Bel Cknucal SnUr- conio aaar. 7:13 s.K you will Irfld up Milh It. hlS *. m. _ __________ UMa.it. - Atlantic Express (Saturdaj-andSuuda/llMW r. m. Grand Rapids Express, at - - tan Mail Train at - i Urrad Rapids Express, at H. A. DeLand & -- j .... „ ,h., nol IUCT , cpW.i, .nJ u,., m„4 w< (oa. d.ll,. •aW. ItatalaU.^ ill train. daily except Sundarr-oxcepi a. POST OFFICE TIME CARD BY RICHARD HENRY STODDARD. and Lowell—Arrive dally. •xeeplSnndajr. Nlxht irlllo. on the raiira day J. M. NAVINS. P.M. COUNTY OFFICERS. •rsdividta by.urwoel '• —- . TOKTurw Lxccbmom Tickctb at greatly re­ duced ratre, by which pirxcacem can not A spicy sketah descriptive cf the Ate only visit the Cmtetmlal Exhibition at Phlladalphia, but ean, in addition, visit tho prin­ ebrnon, Tupcka and Santa Fc Railroad, the cipal eastom cities, with an opportunity of .1. .Z. . n u“{. "c2?ery and Piparo resorts of llrnnln, .1 the Rocky Mountaiwi, by “Nym Crinkle,” - --------- — ■■ • I enn«jivania. tho musical and dramatic critic of tbo The Canaan Southern is the only line from the West running directly to Niagara ■A eio lori IFbr&Z, sent irec ou applica­ Falls, giving passengers, from tbo train, a tion, logctlier with the San Juan Gui’tfe, wonderful panoramic view of the Mighty m*pa and timo tablas of this new and pop­ Cataract. Ilonoshoe Fall, the Rnpltle, and landing them direct­ ular route from Kansas City and Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all pointe in Colo­ ly at the Falls. The track of the Cauada Ifoulheru is an air line, laid with steel rado, New Mexico, Arisons and the San rails of the heaviest pattern; there are no Juan Mines. The finest lino of Pullman eurvee or grades; wood is used for fuel; Slocpcra on tho continent between the Mis- Coaches are ftirnished with tho Winchell •oun River and the Rocky Mountains Patent Ventilator, ensuring perfect freedom dust. With its complete system of without change. Special round trip tour­ from WlUrr iCi..!,! ■___ t___ ... ists tickets from the Jfusoun’ Rittr to ----- ------- W aovou w^MavuDenrer at $50, good to stop off at all go, Detroit nnd Toledo, and its con­ nection. at Hinjmra Faliaaud JBaffapoints. Address. lo with the Rew York Central and . T. J. Andkrbon, Erie Knllwnys, the Canada Southern » Gtn. Pau. Aqt. iafert becoming the favorite line to XX52tf the Euat. Ticket, via thto popular line Topeka, Kan. ban be procured al all .offices of connecting lines, or at the Company's own offices. Any infondation ean l>e obtained by addrtMing . FRANK E. SJfOW. / Gen'l Pass.and Ticket Ag1*. Wann. B fur rony xiuuu, taint’d by fraud. 47if Frkdericb Nachtrikb. H«ILai fcrxoUea to . All About the County. D M. D. Reed desires to call attention to To Loan. his new Wagon Shop, where he may be found at all nouns of any day. ready to do A few thousand dollars to loan in sums any work in his line, from putting a new of $500 for three yean, secured on farm Kkc in an old wheel, to the building of property. best buggy ever seen in tlic county of R. J. Grant. Barry. Don’t forget tho place; in tho xxi51w4 shop with Jason Rich & Bro., corner o Church and Railroad Street. And the ran onnee In shortly 1 i|ht Cloudy. Gold SI J. Indian summer his come. Official canvass to-morrow. For tax receipts call at this^office. Thanksgiving two weeks from next Thursday- The Seml-anual Missionary Meeting and Di­ ocesan Church Congress, will be held at Em. The Circuit Court convenes at .two o’clock The folio ring is the programme: Ur.MC«[CTr.ril>. Qf .. ,b, 7, p. m.—Papera and Divciudona. "Thv Church attracting young men,” Mr. William ' J. Bivul of GrAn;! Rapids. -The Importance «f Kectoriea,” l£» Uoa. Geo. Woodraff oi at MarahalL . The election being over, our job printer is The result ofthe election shows that Just stont .VW Republicans in our county, to 100 • Democrats, voted the Greenback ticket. 9. a. m.—Morning Prayer. . 10, a. m.—Pi pers and Discusaion. "The PrepsraiioA of .‘Candidates tor Conformation and Sulger ten Special Instruction," the Rev. Walter Sco^t. Various methods of Securing money for DkxxSen Missions. 3. p. m.-XA Children’s service. Address to Sundsyjcl bol ‘each^rs. the Rot. B. McMur- Diocesan Bonn of Missions will meet. On Thursday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, the local Secretaries for Missions will meet. 1 hnrwl.y evenl ig will bo for expenses. R<,cl"d: -That tho parishes be be counted out by frsnd. their clergymt n attending the Semi-Annual Missionary Meeting."—Convention, 1676. blurt; from the 1st Dutrict in this county. Fancy ever and person, opposite Goods of all kinds Uheaper. than in quality to suit the taste of every Remember " the place, State Street, Roberts’ Drug Store, ' GIVE US A. CA.LL. . MRS. CLARA ALLEN. MISS VINE TREGO. ‘ xxidGtf RlCKFOffl) W'Wnc Commercial. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla For Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases, Erysi­ pelas, Ruse, or St. Antho­ ny's Fire, Eruptions and Eruptive diseases of the ritiu. Ulcerations of tho HASTINGS MAHKE . W HKAT(wMte> P»r WllKAlttroJiiH-rbavlitt.l Ft.orB.perewt.».B. CORN, per bnvhet. 50c. OATt». per buihel. ’2S ’!tr!EK.perlb..4rttfc. EGGS, per dotvn. *>•*>• PVTATuKS. p«r ba«hvl. SJe. NEW ADVE3TISMENTS. C. P. Rowell <&, Co's. Col W THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine PORK. tfdtNMdn. l! attention by it* Mtonuh* .tf mat metieal vnlao tor Ii will knit «v«ry poodbia varivty of pixln and toner Almaut Rprad, unned and »hra«d br lb« mrabin. itralf. ALL DRUOOUTS. ..un-l^rallr M «M*«» 8‘*iM 855 g 77 ’Krew perfect, ead to de ft*-!--:-"J «18 A DAY; Special Notices. WESTERN LANDS aceompaaim " A Mvydv -«*-.< wilfbe rant to ray part of So V, 1 ;.r onroeeipt eftbo HOMESTEADS. man/ erael BiMto direeUoM 10 “>• Tctter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head. Ringworm, Ulcers, Sores. Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pain in the Bones, Side and Head, Female Weakness, Sterility, Leneorrhaa, arising from, internal ulceration, and Uterine disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis-* eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation, General Debility, and for Purifying tho Blood. This Sarsaparilla is a combination of vegetable alteratives — Stillingia. Man­ drake, Yellow Dock—with tho Iodides of Potassium and Iron, and is the most efficacious medicine yet known for the diseases it is intended to euro. Its ingredients are so skilfully com­ bined, that the full alterative effect of each is assured, and while it is so mild as to bo harmless even to children, it is still so effectual as to purge out from tho system those impurities and corruptions which develop into loathsomo.disease. The reputation it enjoys is derived from its cures, and the confidence which prominent physicians all over the coun­ ts repose in it, prove their experience o( its usefulness Certificates attesting ite virtues have accumulated, and are constantly being received, and as many of these cases are publicly known, they furnish convincing hmi XXttrl arsbfiMf szUSiStk. public that Ute best qualities it has ever Dr. J. C. AYEB & CO., Lowell, Max., np_ CKSTS WAATEt>;„“» « A 0. E. TETERS, Sec. Capital&.theCampaigndri876 Albion, Jov. 8,1876.___________ FOR SALE. fpwitl Notice. Fred 8w~l wi.be. u> rell .totion ta hi. frund. wd earner. U»l ta lta> rekeo lire window or Dr. Bolreru (re Po« OSe.) whore b. will bo trend rredy. tag nnd ownpa.nl ta do nil work re 1U. li„ tatnretad to hi. are- Th.nking yon for I»a iron. I bopo by ttna nUonUon lotautaMlo nreril n conunonnoo of Ure woo. V«7 rrepoctMly g X15312______ Pm 8WMT. Now Good., and Cheap. “feature, ArlrotaA Jutriei, This given Hon. D- R. Cook about 8,000 majority far Curt* HATS, FLOWERS, &C. All kinds of Ladies’ Underwear at (he LowestPrices. Address to the children, the From all the information W» can obtain, we believe that Rutherford B. Hayes is the Preti- J. W St inchcomb'beats the Democratic war-hone of Barry county 827 votes, or there- Fall and Winter Millinery ! . .... Michigan,was put down as one of the doubt­ ful States by the Democrats in making up their •late on the peat election. Their Illusion is doululess dispelled by this time. SPLENDID DISPLAY OF .CHEAP CENTENNIAL TRIP—To Smith, Mattec & Preston’s ‘and settle to save costs. We must have our pay. . xxUGff Diab op. _o ______ ___ ____r_. Panel polities. and pauper institutions. Week day eorvlcee, Our majority in Barry county is fully up to our expectations, bnt we shall give the official the Rcr. J. F. Conover. On Tu-J., M*" If any State or county is thrown out for fraudulent voting, tho county of New York certainly should, as there is no doubt of fraud­ ulent votes being cast there. ALLEN & TREGO’S Seluter Aperient. We figure McGowan's majority just about The Social, connected with the Presbyterian Church, will be entertained on Friday even­ ing. by Mrs. John Hotchkiss al her residence nm «i n m Horse ron sale—A good seven year old I can't pay my debts tinlcM my custom­ mare, sound, weight >200 pounds. Time ers pay me. I am bound to pay mine at given for payment. Jttt.lL'8 Rt'HSELL. all haraards. Do you see the point? xxhctr . xxi56<4 R- J- Grant. " ' panmenl, ou short notice. xxi31yl Whitman's Assorted Caudles—the best Farmcra please taka notice that I have bought out the interest of Calhoun & n the market. A full supply at J. P. • Hastings, Mich., Oct, 5, 1876. ’ Beckwith. in tho hotel barn and you will Roberts’. find it to your interest to call and ace me. For Toledo bottled ale by the dozen or xnSltf J- W. Brock. otherwise, and stock ale, and porter by the bulk, go to Jons Stanley's, xxi44t3 Kim j Stowe. Reports of the local Secretaries for | missions • . ready looking toward th# post office. Hretion to now over, and who were enrmie. nay now be friends again. What a happy thought! The travel on the railroad, which had al- the Tik. Notice. 0, a. m.—A meeting of the clergy for prayer and conference. Subject: “The study of the Holy in the original." opened by _ Scriptures _ _ _ the RtT- V- Spaulding. ,0L •• »—*V«r. “>• Sermon adcltnnn, the Rev. John!*. Taylor. i 2 „4 PIM^to,. 1 | BARNES & COMPANY. Hostings, Aug. 12th 1876. Machines,AMarble Works, Ayer’s Advs. & Groceries. Thursday, ftov. 15th"andl5tb, 187G. in i refaralion for winter. " Get. Bagley has our 0iank» for a copy of hi* Thanksgiving Proclamation. .I The euMtnencement at the Agricultural Col- i lere takm place on the 22-1 inst. I , . ’ XX6tf Notice. Dioceso of Western Michigan. There will be a Council meeting on Tuesday The result ofthe Presidential election is still in doubt. Bought very low and WE will sell them at 'prices that will please the closest buyer. Our Centennial, For rash fldelity they uy Cornual they are not-only rood Machine Oil, * Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, .» Black Oil, Train has brought me a well. assorted xk of Boots, Shoes, snd Gaiters for the turner and fall trade, which I will Fell y down low for Cash. I also sell tho. tbrated Singer -Sewing Machine eront Kinds of Sewing Machines. NeB­ , i and Machine Oil. I also sell Well & tern Pumps, x J. Maun Opposite the Post Office xx-lltf Hastings, Mich. John Uotohktes ...J W Uoaxhlalln He desire to Mill you r attention to our stock of strictly pureDRUGS and .MEDa CINES- We make aspeciality in dealing in only .strictly prime DRUGS. We believe it is for the interest of our Customers ds well as ourselves to sell only prime and pure MjEDICIJfES. We have a large stock of xxmu.r 8 S C Prindle HASL’NGS CITY DRUG STORE. ---------------------------------------- mo nest sad on ,*18 a ’•irR’ »««»*«• uf The “Iron Trail.' JWillinery Goods. ' centennial excursionists : i *«»• *T?™'wUh ’• «*« a'» ‘ho Nations Sta- Mra. K. M. Hard forArenU. Splendidly vniiD which see to peeuuany raw-w--- - - , "bilious raWscli derive the prompt"* I Hull SiS-'wIS’SVi-S “• Hovr> ruu” muu* “ bi r i erkv ’Wi’v ate T«*«Ust. re«tef;sP-dr. S * “AX..1 " tboBitten. patents Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 251-2 acres to Exchange for a farm near Has­ tings. Correspondence solicited. W. A Woodworth, Atty, and Real Estate Agt. Douglas, �Hgaid het wicked oaih and reveal the truth. I would not come to you till I was “Oh, my darling, my lost child 1 ’’ cried Ixuly Pevenacy, as he concludod. "Lit­ tle did I think when I awoke this morning that God had such a blessing in Bto>£ . lor inc before night." Just then the door opened and, unan­ nounced, Lerd Lylreford entered. At first bo did not see, in the twilight, the strangers. . "I've changed my mind," be Bald gaily, "and am back again liko a bad penney. I did not oven boo lady Gwendoline. I went half way to London and then back on the return train. I feel as if there wore.some mg 10 or I deep will effect, the frosU of winter will pulverise the noil, and much improve it. I do not reccommend land in this manner, as it way to OQltiVHto easily the H R. Steven's Column. Legale. Legal*. PROHATE ORDER■ Judgment of the Public I HEALTH AND ITS PIIASUBES 0? MICHIGAN. County of t administrators sale. Diseases with Its Agonie: to plow lands' h cud this fall that you de­ of sign to cnltii ato next amaui io corn or M>dauU potatoes ; it jp better to plow such laud­ KMT. aro Alterative, Toole, next spring Md phut iiuuM-dintoly after >ty.. Tiiero l» no «U»MM ol plowing. It wrii: do very well to plow either sward C other lands in October nn<; November, if- n good condition! atxl sow them to oats' he next aping very early : । and you w^ l*vc more time in the spring to devote > toiother work. In such easa*, XxItSwS as soon as ho-land is dry harrow it well, Tbo following mraollcltml taWlmonte) ftoea then sow youi oafs and grass seed.*, then harrow ag*tn, and finisn with the roller. NOTICE OF A farmer whd does not own a good, heavy, Here hs stopped abruptly, for by this iron roller ahi&LTbuy one teforo he seeds that -.'..I* tMtlm.r.'.d limo he had camo near the fire, which re down any fend to gra«.s j'ro:ii.un«a veiled the group at its ride. He recog­ it ta valuable: i AVrhMP MUCK. nized Ninctta. Many fenfbni! have large supplies of He put his hand to his brow. swamp muck upon their farms, and the "Ain I dreaming?" ho cried. “lathis question that nost-intoresta them is, what Ninctta ? What docs it all men ?" “‘d 1 recom­ is the value AT it as a fertilizer ? If one nervous debility It is “Moan,’’ exclaimed Lady Peveuey, believs all th^t he reads in the agricultural mend It to all who may need an InrleoraUnj, rcaoraUn* teefo. O. T. WALKElt. bursting into hysterical tears. . “It means, Fcrtuorly I’aator of Dowdolu Square Chnreh, »mi about Itauck, he will frequently be Boston. Arthur, that this is my loot child." to suppoM - that'it is of about the same As she spoke she clasped Ninette again value as bar./ ard manure, when in fact it to her heart, and looked up to Lord Aylee- » but little b< iter for any purpose than or­ ford in triumphant joy. HTRKE1L dinary loamy soil. If it be carted out up­ QmuSmmmm* XXlttwS A month later and Lord Ayleaford end on dry land afibot thick, as an experiment, LadyPeveuey were again alone. The no arop won<£ grow luxuriantly upon it; young man's face was radient for ho had nor can it bf'.made a strong fertilizer of just returned from a walk with Ninette. itself.. By ec ppoeting it with lime or “My dear Lady PcveMey," he said ashes to dratr y the sour, inert matter in chicvously, “I’m going to London on the it, muok has i «ne valnable qualities; it is noon train. Would it be well, do yon good to coigptfit with mauurc. For in­ think, to hunt up Lady Gwendoline, and stance, after Mmg drawn from the swamp, make tho longMiefexred proposal ? " and conipaatfitt with lime or ashes— to a Lady Pcvcnrey gaily gave him a tap lay« of muef. six inches deep, apply a with her jewelled fan. layer of limo ost slaked, or ashes, a half lit. “Do it at your peril," she said. “I have an inch thick ‘and so on through tho en­ VEG ETINE other and better prospects for you dow. tire heap, L jive it one winter to be fur­ I’ve a daughter of my own to dispose ot, ther benefited-by frosts, and then compost and you are the very brat match I know." it with manual to lie in the compost heap pi And as soon os tho season came and one season, when ahbffcl the heap over, went, and Ninette had been duly pros.'ntod mixing all th/ "oughly, and you will have , from tluit dxnadru) to the London world, the happy marriage a valuable fe ilizer—not so much from i to the Lord above to PROBATE ORDER. bat m Vrarrtxa has was celebrated,(^ad Ninette became Lord the actual fer ility ofthe muck, as in the KTATB OF MICHIGAN. Coaaty of Barry, u.At a MMloa of tho Probate Coorl for th. Gooaty ol Aylesford'b bride. diffusion, or Spreading ofthe virtue# of the stable dung through the entire heap, and etatement ot my ca*r, with an In the y««r one thoanand eisbt hundred and RURAL TOPICS. thus rendering the manure capable of lin­ M yon will publish it, a&l U “i'jSt£ fifeffi.'JL.w. pkaauro tn reply to any c«»ing spread or 'ply in the soiLaud adapting h I may rocolto therefrom. it better as pl nt food, whether spread or On read|nr and filter the Million daly verified of I. WT » roomas. Admiobtrator of laid «taia. used tn the hill than it would bo if thw WtextUt&rawyt M-akmtaUUMor dang ware tuad alone. But will it pay to BREEDING SHEEP. haul the muck from the swamp ? That is Fanners who keep large flocks of sheep, the point. It"must be diawn In a droath, r next at V o'clock in the forenoon. H. R. Srxvrxe: should not dispose of them hastily, in view when the sw. mp is dry,* and fanners can Mu. ixar Hlr—I will meet cheerfully add ray teeuof the low prices they bring, and the cheap­ judge for thosnselvca on that rzMfttcr ; but ness of wool, as wo arc not always to have you may be aimued that in no case is thi* muck in its n/lnral sta»6 worth much as a with that drvaUful dtora such times os exist at present Probably aucli cowblitf ■poll" fertiliser. 1 ' tlnmali 1 rould never I in two or three years tho prices will adCBMlffTlKO CELLARS. Cl.OOSK BETWEEN THEM. Mitrfe; ate «f raid darcM- Mon-lay the Uh Sv HOLLOWAY ’S PILLS. hervous Disorder*. er.-T.yay .t«»T To be eajitabie m email decree i> mort dlrtraarioe. for where can a remedy be found? There le one;—drink bat liule cofllce. in tho city'of Hwtlha*. ay there be. why the prayer of "orderod.’tbat eaid petitioner Valuable Evidence. ftQHy£lo3(KRS OW Molten and Daujhtera. mW is____________________ ___ __________ PROBATE ORDER. inrabaat wltet iirscslrwl. ■ISick Headaches ahd want of Appetite. rh<»o foellnn which eo udd.u ■«, wort fr*»a«nt*ri»o from annoysaee. or troabled, from otetrn.„ A Walking Miracle. •t a naturalHow to be Strong. . in the forenoon. toMsKuM-ia.araBRCBWt.theqlob.hoMea at the Probate Ofice, la the C>tj ol U»»Unx* «o<l ikov cmm. ifVny thnro bo. why tlropr.y.r of lb. MOBkfoMr abnidMtbemaid : A» o rr is11 a­ ran Oasaaxo. that osM narOtea ciro aotk« to th.MMM Interatwl in Midrotetr. of iho peaMMF iy'j Pilie ■herald be raewmmtadad for a ran tftfisS'aKSS"?arewfe E . i.Ik*.- mu. —in i—_ Burabliean Banner, a nntropaper printed i.n 1 eirtri.-full} me; tr-bined In tho Furniture Pensions Etc. water. Nothtex will flop the relaxation eh m> qoiekly as thia One correetin* mod HASTINGS Disorders of tho Kidneys. 139 Reliable Evidence. large portion of our wool growers will either go out of the business, or greatly reduce their flocks, do matter how much they aro advised to "hold on." In some it will be well to get rid ef your poorest sheep, and thus reduce your flocks some­ what ; but my advice is* to rsdnoe your flocks as little as you can, and make them nay expenses of keeping 411 prices go up. Daring the last 30 yean, there have been a half a dozen ebbs in the prices of sheep and wool, and yet those brooders who “held on” came out all right. What you need most u good breeding rams; and I annex what an old sheep raiser says: “The best bred, and best formed Merino rams may dow be had for 950 to $100, and tho long wools or Downs are quite as cheep ; -nd when wo reflect that we may have 50 to 100 lambs from a single sire, cause he can be had for $10 to 915 I Tho defects of a bad sire, used for s single season, will be visible in a flock for many generations, oo that the injury done can­ not be estimated; and the semeea of such an animal will never be accepted by an intelligent breeder, if tendered as a gratu­ ity. The selection of the breeding ram, where mutton is produced, must be from ths that we hare an animal of stout and robust constitution. These sheep have been so’ generally forced with artificial food, that many of them lack tho hardiness mjuired for the farmer's purposes. What we must have, is a straight, round barrel, on short lags, with short, stout neck, and vigorous, masculine appearanee about the head. ■ The body should be wall covered with a long and lustrous staple, of uniform quality. If the eclectic* be of the South, down breed, we should have the rarih-jenaral form as here described, but we ought . with a good deal more weight for bulk, than in the long-wool breeds. Any cellar ttao be made perfectly dry if cemanted before any woodwork is put up in it to interfere with a proper application of the cement' Ccmsnts aro of different strength; thc^BoBendal«. and other simi­ lar kinds, mtflh not have more Kind than cement to bo' ofc; that is, half sand nnd half cement, t' be applied within 30 min­ utes, or it will ,M8et>" and be much injured by working it over again. .Cellars that are merely damp, with • little water after heavy rains, can be made dry with a coat of cement an inch thick. The walls may require a thin coat a foot or two from the ground. But when tho pressure of water is groat and itSuics a foot or more high at times, such a rdlar may be made perfectly dry as follow s: ' Obtain oobblo Btoncs about tho rix» of a goose egg, some larger and some sma ier. Be sure that yon have fresh cement,. and have two or three men at the job, vn^all the time mixing cement, so that it c^c Se used within 30 minutes after bein; n xod. Spread a layer upon *’ ' about an inch thick, then A stones closo together, sinkpi into the cement, which Aoft, nptriy to the ground , and after yoH: have laid a course across your cellar d 'wide as you can reach with your arm, put the finishing coat upon the stona coverin;; all; and so go on. till the .whole bottom' is cemented. It would do very well to wlii till the whole cellar bot­ tom is laid in tones before the upper coat is applied ; bqt in that case the finishing coat might nat adhere so strongly to the, under one. 'Some men place the stones') directly ufxxi the ground and fill in by turning on ver* thin oemont called “grout." This does ye y well if you do it when no heavy rains ot mr for a month or two, and when the groifit has time to harden. But the great difficulty is in cementing the outside stcp-w*y into your cellar. Unless it have an ou»idc door, so as to keep ths frost out of th ‘ passage-way, no cementing will Biand tl rough tho winter season. Preering before the cement is dry will destroy it is ?l rases ; and also after it be dry, if it be wet by a pressure of water against it through a brick or stone' wall. medicine as VEGCTINE, al of rim b»z nnd lol nee lor ■ FALL FLOWIRO. In some cases fell plowing is advisable. If you have a stiff day soil, that has had a For Stomachs oat of Order. No medicine will Mtffaetaally improv ofthe «tr.m»eha» tbeee Pills; they r« healthy mNITURE ! Of every Description which we can sell cheaper than any hous ju Bar­ I.Ji Ury County, for these reason*: I IsL Beeauso wo have no rent l > pa\_ 2L Because we make the mo»t of oui goods OU IM'Ives. 8d. Because wo keep the beat c work­ men. 4th. Because we warrant all goods wi [uSaataXioa. plainu. SS. Wo noil none of tlihi cheap-made Fur­ CAUTIONl-Xone are geaalae aniam the ala­ nature ofj.uatoocx. m a**nt for the United niture that in made by machinery. The State., earrouada each box ofl'tlU and OteuaeeU goods we make is made by hand, and A handsome reward will be airea to any one rendwarranted. Wo invite all persons to call and Inspect our goods, for they al bear inspection. No trouble at all show goods. Parties having Pictures to irnmo would do well toy ’them framed of •A. There i» •onriderabte as we con do it £ .cran'd Cheaper than any house In P ..-y County. Wo keep N. B —Direotlana for the rnldanoof paUenUin rerr diaSrdcr are af&xed to each box. the Largest Bud Best selected stock ol PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD* LAST CHANCE BUY voub TICKETS ivow • INGS, DBAWIXG POSITIVELY THURSDAY, NOV. 30th. 1876, A Fortune . for 11RACKKTB, I’ATEn-110U»- .HOLDKBR, and everything In the Furniture lino. We Invite all itereoua to call and look at our . OB MOHEY REFUNDED. Peerless Milk Safen Only $12.00. now on exhibition at our Fuxi itnie Store. All kinds of work made to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture neatlv done. WE MEAN BUSINESS ! ’ Furniture Rooms south.k!de State St. Sto^rclte H' A’ GtKx55lnr’H H"rawar'' KENTDffiY CASH DETB1B™ CO«r Unuakstort, Ky., Thoraday. Mor. 30. W7A. on which oaeuion they will distribute to the ticket boldera the immenra eum of _________ flTEBBIIK DEO’S $600,000! ICstablialxea ietu<5. Thus. P. Porter, ex-Gov. Ky. Gen. Man 'gr. LUTT OF OIFTH: *100,000 nu.mx, DAHWJN M-OMU ■SKStWSVl n...K..........— or •t.tMiu ... rcment Hulu In ■itt-SS.1! KUKoruxtyMoa Old Bounty Land. Warrants. Total II pnict or TICKKTB. rcaUteroJ letter. Whvra AstjgaiMnte are ltaa«rf*et w« tiro Inxiruetionj tu United Stales Oenaral Land Office. Are*™ of l>jr and Bounty. PWffl MG STORE. W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRADE, and, has in stock and daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods> and in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggists Merchandise which he offers to the people at greatly Re duced Prices. REMEMBER, the Peo\ pie’s Drug 8 tore isdirectly opposite Empire Block. One door east of SpauldingsII asn nob, July 18, 18764 THE ENEMY OF BISUSE I THE FOE OF PAIN TE ORDER. TO MAX AMD BEAST All rommanlcar.nnr. nrderx for Tirkrtx L dose feeding up to November is injurious, by leaving the grass with no protection in winter; but otherwise mowing lands Where you will find all kinds ol ba well nibbml into Lboraall of th. bat lime. Thii trvauaant will civoalmoft i rxiiaf when >1) other taoani havo failed. 53232353482323234853534823 rrtpiml b; C. L STRESS, Baton, Ian. hebethe is sou in mi mumsib. I'ASTUBING MOWING LANDS. It has been raid a thousand times that it injures mowing lands to pasture them after being mowed ; but it it not bo, unless it be in cases where long rains have ao softened the ground that the cattle and STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. g --------* Frankfort, Ky. MU xnHwT MUSTANG GUARDIAN’S SALE. LINIMENT, ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. POSITIVELY CURED. WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OK <0 TEARS. ,, THERE IB NO SOKS IT WILL NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT W1LLNOTCUKE.no ACHE, NO 1’AIS. THAT AEFL1CTS THE HL MAN W5DY. OK THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTICAL ■ * —1AT DOES NOT YIELD (AOK: TOUCH. A BOTiO SSe., Ste.. at KM. BJiVKO THE LIKE Ol- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-11-16.pdf 23d430e1a79b4ea115226e5feaf252ff PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 58. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1876. WHOM NO 2001. Clover Hulhrs, Wagons, Baggies, Etc. MESSER & POWERS, Are agents tor the Celebrated taken fitaw Bxxxt CrnrvFF, Cuux’i Owrant; > 13 at Jtntn whm 1=74,. Hama. «-jombar 9th. 1*74. i dttt dies and ntiurrad hade tu the amnrisThia heinir thn* day designated by Ae Stc ,m awinw.. Statncas of she State cf Mjiibtwm far the Qn.mutsua.af Yt=_ Parkins. B-iari adannual sns&qr if cite E.mrds of Sapervi- jmxcunlnnia'Ul^fiafc rers, the Board if Sttpwvjres Sir Barry lx H.Powm.OarK | Coanty mat os. cas Gnmty Carit'a OfficBr m said enancy-. m above, and wen -ruled fc aria by Dxrid G. BoBuann. Chmr- . ffllffi CLOVEBfflUM, Also for the Which is the brst seif governing mill in the market. F.-sdendt W. &SfaB WAGONS AND BUGGIES fiUEstimiEBMimimPLoiis And GROUSD PO1.VTS for all other plows in the market, a.t AGf:rci'i.n’-<.vi. hall. Doctor '------ --- • n’s__Dgu_b.Ie,_CoL»ntn•_ —— ’ READ EVERYBODY e Z ndoa B. Eojr. WxsvESPxr KG*s9«,'0tf. II, ISTt Jacab OdeC. • Beard mec jnmuaot an adjournment: Jahn J. Fsrxine. rail muled; membes* ail prtflenc bnt Mr. w i~‘nm P.SuLnam Im Staanju. ■par A mm Waif v i Dared G.Ect -san. Chairamn. Tb,» Sacerrjura wits absent i ‘hnruHi their chairman. Mr, Suiitft. tnan taid e»&.. aarted that they hod examined the SidewJoan J. Predeoaatc. ftaac -;a menu- । tng aaauaa. and wdH rfommred their •Lip ct* Irt-ij. xppuintad t» 511 -acsacv । ■iliiwuiiii o IWnw: I'-mniisned by dte rsteoatiiHi rf Aaraa 4. < Wrher. Tri^rse Fhlii-a and Derid W.: Smithi A" There being a raeanry M ch>» aommdxaa | an dnam’e. itessiatnsi hy ia raignatum I if J£-. Woiker. on rnuuon a£ Mr. Doway, cha Cbnn-.nan appoxsud Mr. Giuios to 53 _ The Cent hudbe&re thu Beard x eomsanhtatam £mm the Andiuir General nn i Katessse at .imcunt at state tax aspcrurxed tn Sorry Connty far site I jci.- 157*1, which, m moGUB -if Mr. Hoyt. | IL c. mKUAM. ’•srstciAX a stbseos Fp.r”r-3Krf sutir corm, a » 54 1 M Levi K. Dte-ey, . H "try E-ntLhojn. Cheaper than ever. Oae deer ar of beodvear a xiaiuirare. Ibarrti *1 pr shoes apples labor in huaac June* D Bmitam. Ke;des Ernrx. 54 3S 5<> 54 hie J •J j bnaitehi wed irbeac 3 54 lb bmik'vtuisr. liar 1 loser m house 3 tnnwurtoaun of Hn tnadicine and remiriia 1 beef red Sneer I laimr in hutaK 3 14 80 2 54 J a tunuchy •* I 10 reparrimr eimdc tappine bunts and ttmdBa» A 75 viiusir andthi 4 50 ml: 2 !W beet35 gardim seftfeandeshneox. vre ^terred ta‘ the .mmmittoa in itaaoe. On n»ni»a :t Mr. SsaweU. Baar i ad- | juemed till wrnnmw oniammf st the hear I . -J 3 a'accic. ' Was. H. P-wm. Oanu 4 I ____ _____________ 1 cm. pail and wreac onra. E IbhI&ma____________ I 25 M 15 <M 2U On rnnottn <if Mr. Cjflnm. acccunfi So. It ana laid an iha table. <Ju mcQua of Mr. GaiEns, the report wn* adapted as amended. Sr. Waf. rt&rrwi »th- enamitsre. en The ■"■■■■"• irf— an aisimi farther asport­ ed ±3£ they had ra-exanrinmi acentric So. Ute Cbrertf Tr=asa=er laid befir* 13 «f Jane rereun. 1=74. red would raaBeard the ih£i of rejected taxes far the 1 .mmend that « be toc iSuwed sc firP^dus. tiler sum. -far .>—nr, Oa rnndira. the raport was seeepcedred UM. »d m-.aiu tiTifowdi -xSarsai The account at* J. P. Balsrtsand il.rrm athan «t prewntrl red « & 96346983 h»Hc u «h« «o®*tr, “’i au Coawj T~ar^ n it taad uwwliij. sX« 4 *) tfS, d tLoLexp. jit. IWt, amd Ufa! th. Safadaa J ndt wrohif ad «h« ««J «C Ha<ie> [ fa sttfatM <0 tomrt 11 hifcit. «ui 4 W 1 5» dxdma tfat m »m me DENTIST cut morswnn rrru-iTMt Mrnxnved that th« Chairman . irJe B ensmicre sf three an ap partite- 0l rf axa, tLuuo taadU- , TV Cul-wpiMii ■3 ■ .■ wai»» r s*»»». fas.9 a test ad P.ary E rasha. O.Mtta.r JL-. weatd cmss and -Joj Comfort and ifappint** TtlTMB ’ Siek aa4 AJtflte*®*! ' ~ -.XSTIXviAM* VICTXTTT. OF IX IT NO 2" «f, a3W’c1^' ^harrri a « » «"<=* ad «I r Haraffi’ v«v —oriwA ad «d» St<r^a« tattetei ad aaraad • »' ID poc& »A*JU ho* IM « IM *> G ft �. as"""— All of which frour committee would re­ Nays.—Messrs. Brown, Collins, Dewey, spectfully submit, and ask to bo discharged Houghtalin James W., Perkins and Sid­ from further coaridareiion of tho subject nam.— 6. Z. B. Hoyt, ‘ Absent, Mr. Hendershott. •678 46 Ira Stowell, Committee. CONTRA. On motion of Mr. Wolf tho report was Jacob Odell, 1875 adopted as amended. 616G 43 Oct. 11- Bybel, last; On motion of Mr. Perkins, the report The account of Levi M. Dewey and ton 10 00 others was presented, and on motion re­ "beef hide 4X8 Nov. On motion of Mr. Wolf, the report wm ferred to the committee on claims. •* “ 241 lbs butter 2 08 « " 2yr old heifer 28 00 adopted. The committee on finance, through their On motion of Mr. Dewey, the Board ad­ Chairman, Mr. Dewey, submitted the fol" of county treas­ urer 20 "" 00 journed to 1 p. m. M of county treas­ Feb. 29 “ Wm. H; Powers, Clerk. urer 155 49 7b the Board of Supervitort of Barry Afternoon Sesbioe, 1 p. bl by cash for 23 5-6 bu Much wheat 51.14 27 17 Board convened purenanr to adjournYour committee on finance would re­ "calf 3 75 Oct. « Teas, Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc., Etc « shoes for Vivian 3 00 " P. O. V/xrent 20 9 To amt bal. cash on hand 10 57 lay 10 <• 30 “ " July 10 « A«f“ TEA! TEA!! Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.OO, we claijn to beat the County. . Coffee. S ASaSSSsEttE I! On motion of Mr. Wolf tho report was spectfully report that they have had the accepted. ent except Mr. Hendershott. matter under consideration, and find the On motion of Mr. Collins the report was The committee on claims' throughrtheir 60 several amounts necessary lo be raised in adopted. ' 40' Chairman Mr. Smith, further reported On motion of Mr. Collins, account No. the county for tho year 1876 to bo as fol­ 00 that they bad re-examined account No. 7, lows : 21 was taken from the table. 50 and would reoommend that it be allowed The amount of'State tax apportioned 00 On motion ot Mr. Dewey, Mr. Collins 64 at the sum of ten dollars. Also that they to this county under various acta of the ' had leave to withdraw account No. 21. 17 had examined the following accounts and Legislature is as follows, to wit: Mr. Philips moved to reconsider the 00 would recommend their allowance as folvote taken yesterday, adopting ths report JR.JUi. OegtM.AjtMp.4L lCT|Cg » lowi: •678 46 of the committee on salaries. " - “1U,T5 M5 87 " co. treasurer 30 “ 131 bu wheat •1.17 15 " 78 lbs wed 30 23 “ 25 sheep told 50 “ 1 calf 4 " co treasurer 64 “ 30} bu wheat 30 "16 5-6" “ 17 “24 " " 26 00 Ual.jniW<H-AftN..S^lgx: CROPS RAISED. M0 00 The ycaTAnd nays were called for, and 318 bushels wheat 875 " oats 78 lbs wool 130 bushels potatoes 12 tons hay 800 bu ears corn the motion prevailed by yeas and nays av followa: Yeas—Messrs. Bartram, Benham, Col­ lins, Dewey, Houghtalin Henry, Philips, IIW On motion of Mr. Stowell, the report S11.U3 43 STOCK ON FARM. 2 yearling cattle 2«dves 7 hogs 8 pip AU of which is respectfully submitted. JNO. M. NEVINS. S. J. BIDELMAN, . County Supt's Poor. On motion of Mr. Stowell, the report was accepted and adopted. On motion of Mr. Sidnam tho report laid ou the table. The committee on county buildings made the following report: 7b the Board of Svpervitort of Barry Nays—Messrs. Armour, Brown, Hough­ talin James W., Hoyt, Oddi, Perkins, County tax as followa : wm j,m w rilanw of Hriii iid cannty. Your committee on county buildings would report that they have had the mat­ ter under consideration, and would recom­ mend that the following sums of money bo On motion of Mr. Wolf, the resolution laid on tho (table of June Session, 1876, relative to restraining from running at large in the Town of Maple Grove, all Stowell and Wolf.—8. Absent, Mr. Hendershott. Mr. Smith moved to-amend the report of the committee on salaries by fixing the salary of the County Treasurer at 61000. The motion prevailed by yeas and nays as follows : Yeas—Messrs. Bartram, Benham, Col­ We find that 6 14-100 mills on ths dol­ lins, Dewey, Houghtalin Henry, Hough* talin James W., Phillips, Sidnam, Smith lar on the aggregate valuation of the tax­ able property of the county will give tho and Chairman.—10. Nays.—Messrs. Armour, Brown, Hoyt, amount required, namely 628,798.98. We therefore recommend that tho sum of 6 Odell, Perkins, Stowell and Wolf.—7. Absent, Mr. Hendershott. 14-100 mills on the dollar be assessed on On motion the report, as amended was tho aggregate valuation of taxable real house on the county farm at some future time 61,000 00 For building two privies at horses, cattle, sheep and hogs, was taken the county farm 40 00 from the table. We would recommend building a new Mr. Wolf presented the petition of Rob­ walk on the South side of Cwurt House and personal estate of Barry County as ert McCartney and 106 others, asking that from tho center to tho South-West corner, equalised bythe Board’of Suporvisori at tho said resolution be adopted by the Board. and use tho old plaolt for repairing the Juno session. There was also a remonstrance present. remainder of the walk around Court House, All of which is respectfully submitted. Lav: M. Dswav. 1 estimated cost K 35 00 We recommem I an appropriation others in opposition to said petition. CctnoitlM. for store for j Lil 30 00 Mr. Smith moved that the resolution be pLBiun Blow*. Farvaaicx W. Colu», J adopted, which motion did not prevail, by Total •1,105 00 On motion of Mr. Stowell the report yeas and nays as follows: L. M. Dewet, J. W. HouGHTAXIE, > Committee. P. Bbown J On motion of Mr. Hoyt, tho report was Jstore W. Houghtalin Hoyt, Perkins, Smith and Wolf.—7 On motion of Mr. Stowell the report adopted. Nays.—Messrs. Armour, Benham, Brown, Collins, Henry Houghtalin, Odell, Mr. Stowell moved to amend the report Phillips, Sidnam, Stowell and Chairman. of the committee by striking out that por­ -10, tion relative io sinking fund. Absent.—Mr. Hendershott Mr. Dewey called for the yeas and naya On motion of Mr. Hoyt, the Board ad­ and the motion to amend did not prevail^ journed to 1:30 p. m. by yeas and nays as follows : Wm. H. Powers, Clerk. Yeas.—Messrs. Armour, Barttam, Ben­ ham, Odell, Phillips, Smith, Stowell and Sidnam, Smith aad Chairman,—9. adopted by yeas and nays as follows: ham, Collins, Dewey, Houghtalin Henry, Hough Ulin James W., Perkins, Phillipa, Sidnam, Smith, Wolf and Chairman.—13. Naya.—Messrs. Brown, Hoyt, Odell and Stowell.—4. Mr. Smith moved that the “Nashville News," and “Barry County Republican," be each paid the sum of 625 for publish­ ing the proceedings of the Board for cur­ On motion of Mr. Wolf, the report of rent year. . finance committee was referred to the oomMotion prevailed. mitte on apportionment of taxes. Mr. Perkins move! that the Sheriff be On motion of Mr. Hoyt, Board adjourn­ instructed to poet notices prohibiting per* ed until tomorrow morning at the hour of Rons from climbing over Court House fence. eight o'clock. Abo that the Sheriff prohibit ball playing Wm. B. Powers, Clerk. in the Court House square. From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. .« Spices. ¥ou can have in any shape you want. Crackers We brag on. Cheese We sell the best Tobacco We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.00. Ohio Stone Ware Is the best. < . , Crockery. Cheaper than ever, for WE want to closeout. Remember. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. Motion prevailed. On motion of Mr. Phillips the vote adopting tho resolution offered by Mr. Collins, relative to leasing ground for Unit* ed Brethren Society for meeting-house Hastings, Aug. 7th, 1876. site, was reconsidered. On motioh of Mr. Phillips, tho vote by Die account of Isaac W. Vrooman, and which the amendment offered to slid reso­ four others was preeented, and on motion Detroit Advertisements. lution by Mr. Bartram did not prevail, was of Mr. Collins, referred to tho Com­ reconsidered. V. SABIN. 0. T. SABIN. mittee on Claims. ' ■'Mr. Bertram moved to amend said res­ On motion of Mr. Hoyt the Board pro­ Your committee, to whom was referred olution by substituting the words "for Mr. Collins offered the following resolu­ ceeded to the election by ballot of a county the apportionment io tho different townSuperintendent of the Poor for three years' tion : . ahipe and city of Hastings, of the State, of the words “to the United Brethren So­ Reeolved: Thai the Superintendents in place of Daniel B. Pratt whose term County and rejected taxes for 1876, ciety." And Mill Food ot County Poor be authorised to lease to expires, with the following result: Board of Trade Building, Detroit, Mich, would report as follows, to wit: Motion prevailed. the United Brethren Society, a sufficient Daniel B. Pratt received ‘11 “ State Coante RalsM'd Total On motion of Mr. Dewey the resolution, Zebulon B. Hoyt " as amended, was adopted, BALCH Ac IS ORTON. Ira Stowell '* Aeternoon Session, 1:30 p. m. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Rolled called: Quorum present: Board Friday Morning, Oct. 13, 1876. Wolf.—8. Board met pursuant to adjournment; Nays.—Messrs. Brown, Collins, Dewey, rolled called ; quorum present; after read­ Houghtalin Henry, Houghtalin James W., ing the journal, Board prce<eded to buaiPerkins, Sidnam and Chairman—8. Absent, Messrs. Hendershott and Hoyt. The committee on apportionment of tax­ —2. es submitted the following report: On motion of Mr. Perkins tho report To the Honorable Board of Snpmuort 'was laid on the table untill 7 o'clock this SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, GRAIN, Daniel B. Pratt Jhaving received a ma­ jority of Totos of all the Supervisor* elect, duly elected as Superintendent of Poor. On motion of Mr. Brown the Board ad- lying between the highway and Thoraapr.1. m nr th* «U ■--hnnl Slnnso Pay roll of Board of Supervisors for October ecsrion, A. D. 1876 : site. FLOUR •wowws to Brtdo* Morton.* to G.W. Haleb.) Mi Cmsm totab Comer Woodbridge A Shelby Sts, was laid on the table until tomorrow after- Detroit, Michi. H4I S3 Get 11* 1876. Evreing Session, 7, p. m. JU0 celted: Quroum preent. After the 54 READ THIS and bo happy again A Gr.l Redaction is Prices! SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Dealers tn all kinds FURNITURE, W. P. Sidnam, • Chairman. GRAIN, • PORK AND SEEDS, and 56 Woodbridge DETBOIT, . 7b the Chairman of the Board of Super- St. Look here I Look here! MICHIGAN. Whaat a Specialty. Your committee on salaries cf county aid respectfully report, that they Furniture, Coffins, Etc. John H. Wendell & Co., Ujtataj EM Biafcts Franis, Sc. ll FLOUR, Tbwmdat Morning, xxi30w4. What! don’t you think wo can sell J. M. HEWES journal, on motion of Mr. Smith, Boaniad Hoarse furnished free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth $$!£». Wo D., 1676, et 2, p. ■. our follows, alisbury & Brqsseau. MtV. Di. £i. 75. 52J1 6900 6700 6700 6600 JSin gtf OmBefltal H..Snc., Mich. �Advertisernonis. Special WnticBE, Bumuaut to Itew, the Board 0| County Otnvnaww mat at fee offiuc uT fte Oountv Ctari.,^ 12 o’clank. .-aacm, on Ihownt : tu..* Mian- Aaeyru, Thomas H. Bartram. . Bukiiurmj, Ifarwiu KcOmter. Burry, James M. Oadwoltatax. 'OuriUMj, Thomas li. Biinatou (tettaum. David W. Smith Heating I’inredo Brown 1«'W«ra, Statinga Otey.Jdhn'C. Win ‘ > WSOtf illtary p.'Lonia «u: and •lection 41 tayj IHxwU J. Kran-i onrojiUBittai and All About the County. Oaak Ctendy. Tkune'. ikNairgii wn «i rtjrtetmiwu and eiciUau -I.} ta.rc Slareun liuer-ill -an roftatraitmi and election 44 tays ! I*. A. Hheltat: an regittnliau«ail ele: . iion 4A tayw I G. It. Tomlinvii. on reputmnon and election.4ttaya i SI X’. Hiker on Ixnrd of rtguiriiiou on hand. JUbd GuldlTO^ Hotart illawaoti on boanl of re?i«tr»Head (tea Council jrrn weed inp. Hd ’Wart, HaaiingB Citv. Mark Euwuill. Um>2 tayo 4th Ward liretungr City. Phim X. •A. A. 1'ouq^ clerk of tlttlion 3A tayfitelQim JerrytFminai: •■ •• ■«• •• Stipe, Than S. Tyfax. Irving. Aauhul Hubbard. For ofiicia! mult on CnnitUuiional atnend□dhmtnwn, Wwiter X^terk. G. W. WUIuuncjT. eteri. o: tlccHa. U4 msnta. eoclUlrpap. Nunlc Grovn, Wiliuim H. Qriawuld •My« .t Thr How Yerk JWtarer uf llmtay ouyu. “Un fhungovilte, Sarusr C. Turner W. H. fcfaot clerk of eleciton 34 tayr Prutrfavilk, John 4. Parkins whole country ualtaa in a wotn of ihankn to stiL nm T'htUhrm. Butiand. Jamer I). Bauhan. Thanmpnlu. Marrtuk Iff. Prindfa. The iMtrult A-<wuy. Jf’iw imx donned ite | K. J. llroueon areitliug 2*1 Wan! 4 tay . nuuiey for all. and, naw alike, end ranklm like a belle tn a ball ' John C. Winklemai; inspector of tier mom. WaH. it deaarvaa it .:ite for all. There: Tanker Spring*, Zebulon K Hoyt. tins 34 tay# The Board orusnned by the ciioier Tire rnnOTl of Ike doinpa of lire Roanl of S, X. Heed inepetwr of etecUon 24- tay.. - no iuftatinn which Th. Haraac C Turner, of Orangeville, finperrhon/Oototear aaasian. JB7U. wUl'bc in- (). ’D. HpouliHng Tent Cor Iicum- for regutraiioi; and election . . rfuraiir.e which wUl ihe- othtm?' V.NESs WZ MODERATION. Tosh Fish, in their Scumu. MTaiiki'SBiirPAn. Market one door "Weu.ofJ. 1* V. LEEKS. official Tor ‘ “ «• • To think that thr .-<7ii'>er«a n» thr Surxh, think *■ WilfimSdOrarF, * Benjamin. Y. I*arMidct ‘ Out- Juxeteur. *• Ktuar J.laxuB. Thi deuwioi. in thr mui1 ruin um . uf this fiuH tiicru cur UBimabk ifaufa. tufa thr hnues: ■ ■ wuut and wi- failmvu, Hayes _ . • uteined, but fa eunannu wist Ufa :iruy oftfa liqnibteana wi- fafc- :ir. far- Mt Titteu, traitur shai nit fa our nxxi Pittudent, than ' uh: HUHpieiui- of a fmuduMm: .tn rules fa any Hour niuiufa _____x-tuiif uudur uudi un ’mpuv .raid fa u iuiiuru tufa utitthar Mr. x- i: Mr- Tildct am HE the pafafam 1064 3W> IQKl 418 Ita. Jtobat; Tkmapunu wire vmidre ut. am> tim 8k in the tnwnshl|/af Daettnjtt. will sell at auntuir. nt Monday thr 271L itMt., al ID o'altrek a. m. A tary lot Of peraon. property. “ B.u4 Bk unloads w ignunuict uni. neotinn-' r?- efifan du xacufa fa Himpiyr j■us. mqjoritiaB'. Efaatom. Ohsrte M.*0roowall. Alunsi- Sesmnm. Eheuaat G Ii Boldsu. xxilHhT. i£tediqfft,'Oet. 24.1S7C. (Tito -official tablaa will he published at die surliest poadbie momanx but hare an? the ;i u ihfa. IlohcMu Ifni;- Store. Tin TBtumt from each township wnr aubmamially eorraei in every portinuhit. unfi du- Board, with tiirfaaat possible de­ lay, pmoasded u asssrtaiu tin- result, which was u-uenuined hj be m fulbws ; .-.uir.i-H. k gtavi lieeuuiu u “ftw*. .. i •Ib.w/i* the Snufa aud o ao.*i i eic. Poicttrij^ Game., 1DS(> ]07F 2 MW I7W If th* tapuhiraui Gmeenbaaktm. lied eoteil then priumpler re. iretwocn Ilayw auii Tildm. wr ahouhl fam tad tta larjroc majority tn tta —«ttr tan U w tarpr eaaupi -mrer fur ul! prastuM! purpoare. Scholars Wanted Money ’ Money Thr roeeipw of money far 7wk«u in th" j Grand Dnrennp of th*' •• Genutokoy (tah liretrlbuhor. Company," duwdrth« hw: for. taj*. i hove been akuvr unparalleled. It a*tem*. a» t! tire whole country tad broken out inn t> great tranxy of tiakei-ht^mp K« city, and war«iy a town, vlllnp;. or hamlc; fare. refueed U- con- , trlimu to Ure drawing. Thia ta not u. h< wonI lUrwi! nt. when wr consider Ute niapuittub- of | j thr gift-.. tlic uirenpner of the ticket., and thi I ncrtec; tartare of tin- drawing At Utr pm I cm mu- Un- nokev "ill pin- out beforv tin [ limwinp *j buy your ticket nt onec. La-Go-. > Tno». 1’.■porter, Genorui'Munupcr Frank fon. Gnm* Cnoae —Ladta, if ymi would ta “ JnnaP'H. SbGnwun. N04 . known os gnoti nouJm. and would avoid ti» Stair Sunol jr Ttavid > <tek. SOS Judp. of 1 fatafc. Cfatnam 1. 10M Smith ■ « Sheriff. O>—*. 1izn Vi ore still bolding tire ihroal nt out tmU“ Cuua» Cwt. Wilhsm H. «• tatwecn our thuaii and foro-knper. y*' U * Powem. . ' cxoreduigty di&ioul: to keap nin frun. crow­ Lid of Patantt. tag, • sure » ire of tiw eiecaot. of Gov. fibres, and » atatad over Ike Tisiory mltarry | frg lac of patanu- isnied w luvcnuu’- of Itoacuddcr. Uwrwtb- MefKubar, of Jtaltimom. will eel! at ipon for Uw rota. onduif hm, l-ilii, 167C, and anoiiut at SnaMaitaaor aaar tin liotlu Oraak remh cUiri’ <ta. Uta. 1CTG. rutnuteml th» -mH ob Ttamtay. Um 27ib. at an. r'eUxi paper by Cox A Cox, talieiwm uf I*aumta. in tut affomnon, a targr nuniire- of blooded Washington. J). C. Battle of «mulwdue .Jfomow should nm-foii b. teUosg.-Pump-.. ItaUk- Creek W. Alaro. Clnttow Pure. H: ..lompb K. fiifaure. nitan. S prihinti. Nd* J Brocks*, (slomeum.. (rrul. 11» C. Jones.’Centrovillc. and X. Jcurei Hturpre, DW To Jnurn Lace Making, by Mtb. OSTERHOTDT. at her TLoonw over t^*,- Postoffioe. A CATO TL TIU: AMEUICZK PV11LIC. of all Htyles ivillibe taught, for TIDIES, TRIMMINGS. -&c., Remembor the place. Mia. ^P. D. OCTHEHOunr. Hnotings, Ont. 24. lf?76. (sorinSw4j atat. in tinlar upon hi duties » thr. Simp! • an uwetian vundurafai with fair- Mrs. OKTEnnomvr k 'Wileikb fa vEpseufa flim the licmutnatt' m mid sad’} disappointed, siinuid IJAitniAOI GWXWSItlmL W3K0H®£ am„ «... —— -v____ and piaorfiE tire tana rf tfa- Shear Of 3tery OmBijn cHmnuxnainE him itt- Kunnnnn a jury ® d»uno~ I Tmdrnto tf wish to inform rhe Ladies of Hastings and vicinity that they have opened a new Millinery and Dyeffi-Making Shop, over the Tostefiice,'. thi Eie.-itind Gullenr tai- BupuiiitaiDS will tx: faifatcaby srythxBata nr afarm- t; ’ f * prediK-ums of thor oppuirtUia. l' ■ ufifauuimarty olctn«d, nkn. rf arii tatj; ra < A- news. * »»»**.» tbe&Mmm. M> »V»* Mr. Haver »- unireure — , . -two admirable pa^ren- ware mad. one iw “■ J. teat. »r o~.c «“>“*■ "T" a,^i uo-Ua?.™. »»i «»j-; . jaaniin. ymi nfBon 'Gao. TtoodruE. <C t Borcna.r ifAS&uxis'-- be We abio do all kinds of Pam­ ir Sewing. Ladies, give us a call before purdhuHing -ehtewhert. Mbs. CisTEBnori'T k. Wihetke. 1’raudcu: uf tire Vrihed Hastings. ‘Out. 24.. (xxiwtf) mid suj ti*iit*r than troitinw u> their tuuurt»r fames: prtipfa of the country of ; / j*. iqnuiun. vLotn- rinwuwuH he. wit nn: snrriCoe tin waffan tp deman&L We J»rt all utitHmif * -.iuti trf un TtMiiJt of ate telte. will bl irrcrvrtichmnpb’ wustaiwic h raadisd, us *«aciarf fairor , ivjttntittliff. T>. Kepulihame wnrywhw acree wfab TMflfi* a 1 C a jta — * tam«r « hqnnr.-rahm « i-eu; tah ti- *«’—«• jud huti «n il»e table 2® further aouaiiiaraU umc in -rafair'to huttfa K counted fa’ pactJ tberv by fraud. • Either J**? t *fhwd tali-'- 'iH«i»pii'nrted in -th® it tip. r-.'uutrVtamuvt afford tufa- loinlad r tie cuHjuaoD ufi’itcpii m fate ratam6- i r ?-rod«nte Btetawt. tte -vow tidi e-.'may w>-t 54SS, agante » mid 44» X IWh. n* J—c^te1 f*'7 •-!- .eut ciectoB rworv-td SMC, fa 1SST 2C7' uud fa IB® BBJS. ®i» ^«,w? Hut -fa Li-.puhlican muyuciw. cratefc'rif titirf purtar, faitefST tu-iy TuPTawyfa ii* omray * ffw: vui^atewaAy Sr Aog ^^9 oij fa B aujuBa wm wma te Atemm 22 MOKBOE ST. XEET »30R To �On the Amendment relative to the Lb reuse of Ardent Spirits or other in Ioxicating liquors, the rote was: Yea, 938; No, 1503. ’ Majority, 565. On the Amendment relative to Salaries of Circuit Judges, the vote was: Yes, BURAL NEW-YORKEH The Greet Illustrated A<rieclt«-*! and Family Weekly bae • REDUCEDsSURRCRIPTIOK PRICE for 715 ; No, 1900. Majority 1185. On the Amendment as to the time of submitting to the people Amendments to the Constitution, the vote wm : Yes, 634; No, 1485. Majority 651. ’ NEW ADVERTISMENTS, G. P. Rowell & Co’s. Col. Railroads. Railroads. Constitutional Amendments Railroads. Railroads. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. The Graet Wta Tiowtfare. TIME TABLE. (COLUMBUS TIME.) GOING NORTH. Northern RAILWAY COMPANY CENTBAL Taking Effect Apr. 16th, 1876 TIONK. NO. ? NO. 5 OOIWC EAST. __ um. The fnllowinr indneuncnU are offered by this lino over all other Ums to travelers for W atkiM Glen. Elmirs, Wllllaawo.-t. ilarri.burg, Belthnora. W tab inctan. Richmond. Philadelphia, rket report*, several pane are devoted to house­ Cape May. and all points South. Five Out/raise daily uuaklu* direct ewanoctlone vrUk Site trust lo the family. Thu* it cctztprUci SEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD Two £*apcrte in One I out* like a two edyed sword into tho affeet'ons ke ladiee and children, as well as the mem ben he ftpiiy who seek instruction la their dally The laJVle at CAXAKDAlGVA. ff. F.. the Northern tanuinu* o! the Northern Central Railway. Pullman Falaoe llay or oleepinc Cars ou nil tnins. , , The section of country trarenwd is varied and bountiful, incladfar themost oelobraled and pic­ tures ;u~ Lake. Mountain and River Ncen^ty In the C°Thc7ur-fsmed ** Watkins Glen.” the celebrated TRAINS LAST. tea SUS"- «“■ ’SffilS&ffi.AVAV Pennsylvania Railroad ISlFftrt GOING SOUTH. . Al Hxrrubora. Ceutoanlal Esesniosiato nre deF.rercd al that Company'* “ Cestoaalal “ depot, at ........ TH^Wu'-STiTlOSS itherural i kbratjd i On this line wo nnrunMueod. Meals will be fur; niabvd at aailabls hoar*, and ample time allowed Wr*J^V{l%gZOA TICKKTS^S At rad mod rates will bo sold at all prinelpal K.J-. r-d^Xw Fork Oarrel. .VortUrw LraSml ead fs.wy.’ea.i. For unyelbw inforaraUon apply to Wtotem PaMtarer Aunt- SAMI L SEfflUR, D. X BOID, Jr, j&rKsri.'t" ■’aiaagrtfExcellent Quality IlTTLICl all tHsint CALIFORNIA ■vary bm cad hast a sMcitaen copy W dMira to form a clabTaUst ar * 78 Dwuu fa.. X rr»34>4, Embrace* under one management the Great Trunk Railway Line* of th« WEST and NORTH-WEST. iu>d, wilts Its numerous branches and connections, forms the shortest and quickest route between Chicago and all points in PETERS HOUSEHOLD MELODIES, ILLNOIS, W zscoxsnr. N OBTHKRX ®1 <7fi x Aa.SXyrtev'Serateeaaril**.' Michigan, AIinnksota, Iowa.' tinul.lU tVbvn th«h»rvc*t limajiover.bvDank* bbaska. Caufobnia. and tbo West­ • w _> n’n.i. ■ ii.*. ern Teukitokies. Its ► Train No. I leaves Feted unlay. All other trains TUI PETERS MUSICAL MAGAZINES. LAMBKNITTINGMACHIME Knila a Morktug tu IS Minnu . KniUlnj in tbehttl nnd nmovin* ot t»>« — •MBplato: knit* all rites; nairuo nod shtensni will; umlku-.t* ib» woo either Tabalar •- riel Single. Doenle. or Ribbed, F-vUtaciasali 1 artMlrtCl Knit Apparel. Send for cimliri end nenple SITTING MACB1NX CO_ ' Ohtepee FnlU. Mass., or CkMa.e. DI. Omaha and California Line PKTEBS' 1'AKLOft MUSIC, NO 23, jvie*' on ■ yl.OU nk>k>4 of Jowoto M.i«lk»-.by Klnkel SriiSSS Is tbo shortest and best route for a! I Blints in Nobtkrbm Illinois, Iowa, akoto, Nebraska, Wyoming. Col­ orado, Utah, Nevada,(Jaxjfobnia, Oregon, China, Japan and Austra­ lia. Its • •oTcity and alfpolnUH?' Km, T andD mane manor ■ ait's—With LoalrrlTle. Nvw Albany A Chi­ neo with Mlehigaa Central: ll.. for Loobriils. New Albany, and Baath‘-’‘“•"TaTATLOath.lfa.. ■RAID RAPIDS DIVISION. The Reliable Short Llae EAST AND WEST. Chicago, Madison and St. Pau! Line to xxd'fxom LA CREME DE LA CREME, Na 35, In the short line for Northeex Wnconhin and Minnesota, and for Mad­ ison. St. Paul. Minneapolis. Duluth and all points in tbo Great Northwest. SIAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT , Si 35 4- Winona and St. Peter Line O»^yMOOS Ttekato st PETERS' ORGAN SELECTIONS, Is the only route for Wnnuu, BoomTKB, OWATONMA, Mankato, Kt. Southern and Central Mlneaota. ftrt Wam| Its Green Bay and Marquette Line u>» rm* .. po r;jgHoifrHEgr' KCffifiAI AND THE SOUTH. PETKBS' OCTAVO CHORUSES, 4 PnH\wA« -71 “ar 25 Cts FreePort and Dubuque Line PETERS' SACRED SELECTIONS. Is the only route for Elgin. Rockfoiid, Fheetort, ami all polnta via Fmport. Its Chicago and Milwaukee Line la tho old Lake Shore Route, and Is the, only odo posting through Evanston. I.ake Forest, Highland Park, Waukegan, Kacinb, Kenosha to Milwaukee. >56g77l.'Hj^'Ajgg'JK; MW MUN YON * CtU FhLjyS?! J‘. tf' WINSLOWS STEAM BABBLE WORKS Tb« isdieten* MlSBtteB MM maasMMMi « STOOK PRIVILEGES ' !? .V52. BrS iB C''yT."FO7^’u<Wl7?liT A <te., Stoek Brokora. I g W»n 8tTW<. Now York. 8Beei*l,€hroEic and Obecare Diseases Joilier „x. ye.» .r J *r strict iTypK"iV ate Monuments of the best American and Imported Marble, Tablet* and Headatones of til description madetoqr-er on short notice, also Granite Monu­ ments of the various patterns supplied to customers, Geo Saiiiai SHORT LINE BETWEEN W Winslow A Nmn- E Clark' General A cent, JX B RobinoOti, agent ii PENSIONS । A ARE PAW accident or ctherwUe. A iCggk WOUN® of aay kind, tho my Ex mm Pullman Palace Cars Are run on nil through trains of thia road. - bis is the ONLY LINE runnliig theeo cars between Chicago and St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago and Winona. At Omaha our Sleepers connect with tbo Overland bleepers on the Union Pacific Railroad for all polnta West of the Mbwoorl River. On the arrival of the tnlna from the East or South, the tralnaofthe Chicago A North-Wmtern Railway LEAVE CHICAGO as follows : For Council Blufle, Omaha and Cali­ fornia, Two Through Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Drawing Room an<B Bleeping Cant through to Council BlufEs. For Ft. Paul and Minneapolis Two Through Trains Etily, with Pullmnu Talaoe Cara attached on both trains For Green Bay and Lake Superior, Two Trains dally, with Pullman Palaoe Cars attached, and running through to Marqustta. Far Milwaukee, Four Through Trains dally, Pullman Can on night trains. Parlor Chair Cara on day trains. For Sparta and Winona and points in Minnesota, One Through Train dally, with Pullman Bleepers to Winona. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Through Trains dally, with Pullman ('arson night trains. For Dubuque and La Crosse, vj* Clin, ton two Through Trains daily, with Pullamn Cars on night train to MoGregor. Iowa. For Sioux City and Yankton, Two Train* daily, Pullman Caro to Missouri Valley Junction. For Lake Geneva, Four Trains dally. For, Rockford, Sterling, Kenosha. Janesville, and other paltib>, you can have Bod two lo ten trains dally. New York Office. No. 41fi, Broadway; Boston Office No. B State Street; Omaha Office. 253 Faruham Street; San Fran-1 claeo Office, 121 Montgomerv Ftreet: Chicago Ticket Office, 62 Clark Street, under Sherman House, corner Canal and Madison Sired; Kinale Rtrset Depot, corner W. Kcnxle and Canal Street; Wells Street Depot, comer Walls TRAENS GOSSa'jidRflL Ctinp, Roci liM & Pacific JUUM, MUHJUJ, **«•■ LA avnr, LACoy. pkoria. Owks *0. MOLISE. tocr ISLAND. DAVENPORT, MUSCATISI. WASHISOTOS, 10 WA CITT. ORIS. MELL. NEWTON, DES NOISES Council Bluffs and Omaha, Without Change ol Cara, DCTRoWta’fflw 2st: min use. a&A LEA VAH WORTH, ATCHUOK, m4 CHICAGO, 'SAS. n/DIAN TBRJIITOBIKS, COLORADO. AND NBVr jaxico. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-11-20.pdf ccb1d75809ebcbdb7f5d8a85484a5d26 PDF Text Text "3C‘3BC3E 83E!:BtXX~'TO73E:jEiSLJL.-5r Republican Banner. vol: XXL NO. 59. HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1876. [beJepi-WefeklyllBplibliciji tanjier Wagons, Groceries, Undertaking, Staves, Etc., Etc. GEO. M. DEWEY ;; ,H AND WAGONS! PUBLISHER. N.rtl. »k|» of Stale Streit. HMilan. Barry Micblsan. TKBMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: ll...**- « ia.Mr*B~-------------------- WM aJr.nc.................. -......... I® belt j..t Priatlnf i KA TES VE AD VERTISING. l£N L” UtolemE I e.t* fan fix? «/jfrr »h-l sell SWffl IO ffl BRAS., 1® P3JFESSI0XAL AM At prices lower than ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. T. J. WILDER. PLOWS AND CASTINGS COUNTY TREaSUREH.—0®o< in the Coar IL C. PECKHAM, PHYSICIAN A SHKGKQN, •IK”'----------- M. W. RIKER, K'B OP THE PEACE. Graml Call^tin I InnrABc* A<eeI. Union Block. Slats Strwt, WM. UPJOHJT, SALISBURY k. BROSSEAU. DEALERS TN FURNITURE. UpholtUry Goode. DR. H. F- PECKHAM. BCLBCnePHYWCIAK ANDSURGEON—Btek- DELIG UT J. WOLF. M. D. O o clock x. m. to 1 r. X. It* Street. All cells will mail P DRAKE, WM. H. HAYFORD, DR. C. RUSSELL, LUCIUS RUSSELL, EXTRAS for the Gate, Curtis, RobiMSOn, Dodge and Kalamazco Plows. Points are all ground and sold at the same price as unground points. . soyi GREBLE & B.TTSSELL. THE VICTORY IS WON I ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR BURGHER* ATTOKXRT. Councilor. sad Solicitor. OSes BtoUbu Huti:>as.Mich. ISAAC W. VROOMAN. “W^ HIRRIFF. D*p«ty U.S. MarshaLGw- F. S. BOWENJ . pression of patience and quiet determina­ Mtica.** In temper and resolution she was tion, giving token that Abd Webb still Ao counterpart of her father, and her thinks himself capable of many a tussle judgment r.as far in cxcata of that posI From Go4ey*e for Deenber.) in the struggle for life. Stoned by most girla of her ago. Bho was NO CROSS, NO CROWN. Generally speaking, Abd Carnot bo con- of industrious habits, was thoroughly do­ ridcred a good walker, neither docs he or- mesticated, and, above all, possessed a ditiarly whistle stirring national melodies, heart which as warmly responded to Ao as he elbows his way through the teem­ appeals of Ae suffering as it echoed Ae ing streets. Yet, whenever he pays his joys of |hoso it loved. half-yearly visits to Baker Jr., he seems Polly’s usefulness was not confined to to posseas fresh life, fresh hope and in­ the two rooms on the second floor. She creased strength. The patient old man “d snrved her apprenticeship to the miffiTak.Tkou reeognixes the change himself, and joyful­ nery busincM in the house poscssiog the ly feels that the millstone of debt which services of her fether, and st range to ray, has, for so many years hung about hia Tom SmiA was one of those _ young men nock, is less heavy than before. Oh, how who “served” at Mcesra. L'xwtring A earnestly he hopes to live to free himself Tool b. Of course, the love affair was of this burden ! A long, weary task is still kept very quiet, and sametimes poor Pol­ before him ; but he has learned from past ly'b heart Aumpcd with fear lest the eccrtt experience how much may bo areomplished should be discovered, for, in the eyes of by persevering application and daily feds Acir employes, Looetring A Tool were hini«df approaching nearer and nearer the terrible people 'indeed. Abel aud his purpose of hU later life,daughter, howevertept nothing from each Awny fri,m tho clots thoroughfares of other, bo Aat Ae simple-hearted old ware ( the city, on to the Thames embankment. houiunan was speedily made acquainted HU walk ha 1 been long end fatiguing, and with Ae state of affairs, and by no means reding hi.. artM upon the Btone balustrade disapproved of Ae match, although ho de­ lie pan fir a few momcuU, with his eye? voutly hoped it would not be brought to fixed upon the dark, silent-flowing river. an issue until be was freed from the bur­ cMtmwd Tby «Urabut ehaatanlnr lore— • 1115 reoont cot-verst’iuti with Baker, Jr., den which had bo lung kepi him, by his tally occupied Ids mind as ho thus pauses own free will, almost ptinniltws. the ruffoTway bo lonr, end till on his homeward journey; and upon the The ascent to Mr. Webb’s apartments ; old mau'ti flushed aud ’ wearied features was, to a stranger, an experiment attended there breaks a eudden smile of oelf-satfe- wiA many difficulties. As in most poor ' faction as the thought crosses him of localities, children-, were in great force; what so many other men would have done aud on wet days it w^ Ae pleasant custom had they been placed in his situation. / of Ao juveniles beloning to Ao houses in “ A hundred and fifty pounds," he mur­ wkich Abel resided to employ their infan­ Tb« Utur laoJ. murs, as he looks out upon the sweep of tile leisure in games upon tho stain or on walers before him—"a lot of money, a lot Ac landiuTs oftho two floors. Tin house Wlicrn •( Thy zhrin* of money! Easily squandered, but how w{* let out to several familea ;< and, as tho j Ihrelli p«ac* eternal, (rery pare delisbt. And lew re blit«. difficult to save! A fortune to*n»en like; lames of the establishment more closely I me. Honest Abel Webb the used to resembled Leah than Rachel, a degree of I call me at school; honest Ab« Webb I mirth and reckless gayely pervaded what OLD ABEL’S MILLSTONE. have been to my employers, and honest might be termed. Ae lungs of Au house. Abe! Wobb I'll try to ba to.tho end of my The. children,too, (being naturally of a | T m TlMlty’i Masulcr. hospitable and nocial dumorition) were in '‘L’ndenUud me, Abel; both my father days ”” In no spirit of pharisaic egotism does the habit of inviting neighboring juven­ aud myself are perfectly imtifised with tho iles to share in Acir uxhuarative pleasure tho oil man thus address himself Integ­ ainouut already paid." -r-a ciroumstanoe tending in no small de­ “Many thanks to you, sir, for the say rity, devotion aud truth are the component gree to increase Ae noise commencing at ing of it; but nothing short of tho full parts of his nature. Briefly his life passes daAtrsiak and ordinarily ceazing about sum will satisfy me. At the time (eight before him, as the cod. antumw hreese 7>*ro next raidsunuaer) it was reck- ] playa with hia white locks, and ho watohea In total darkness it was certainly very oned at a hundred and fifty pounds in the flickering lights by tho river's bank. round numbers. I mean to pay it, every First, ho secs himself kneeling by his confusing to have one’s cars saluted wiA a very Babel of voices; to find Ac balusters farthing of it, pleaM heaven if I live long mother's ride, and lisping a simple prayer; enough. If 1 die ofore, I hope Polly’U then, bending low his head, ho feels her occupied by aspiring youug gymnasts; to gentle, loving hand, and bean her sweat place ane’s foot upon a warm yielding keep up Ao payment reg'lar." “But, really, Abd, I don't like taking voice pray that God would bless her child, mass of humanity Aat would, Aercupon send forth a yell of remonetance, speedily this money. I am sure thasc payments and cause the precious seed of His Word to fall upon good ground and bring forth bringing from Ae retirement of Ae wash, must cripple you terribly.” tub and ironing-table toiling, perspiring “Never you mind that Mr. Baker, Jun­ abundant harvest. E'en now, os this vis­ mamas ; or to lose ene's balance by tread­ ior. 1 feel something op my conscience ion posses before him, he humbly bows his ing upon marbles or other awkward ob­ which is worec than hungar and cold, aud hevd and daculatoa with fervid ardor, structions by Ae way. WiA these little it won’t be easy until I’ve paid you and •‘Amen! " Next oomes the school life, in difficulties, however one soon became fa­ there is five pound ten, sir; not so much as a midland village. Then the kindly face miliar, so that when Abel Webb had op­ last half-year because of Polly's illness in of tho vicar, who had been the means of ened Ae street door he speedily reached the spring ; but I hope to make it more introducing him to large city houses, rises his apartments. next time. If you enter the sum in this before him. To this succeed recolcctions How oosy the little place looked I It was book and add it up, you'll find it makefl of his employment in the hoxae of Baker & Baker; his marriage; tho birth of his a pattern of nwitoetM and domestic com­ ninety pounds." fort. The table was laid for supper, a “Ninety pounds exactly. Wdl, if you boy Sam—the child of promise that was to nice crisp loaf being flanked by a piece of insist on my taking the money I supp<r- • be a solaco to his declining yean; his ae« cbecae (placed upon a small plate in order I bust. 1b you daughter married yet, ceptance of the situation of warehouseman to make it look more ihjm it really was), in the wlabliAment of Looetring A Tool, Webb?” r and. yea! a really gigantic cucumber. the wholesale milliners of Wood Street, and “ Not yet, rir.’7 the one sorrow of his life— a Borrow that Polly, who was kneeling before Ao fire, “Likdytobc?r vigorously plying Ac bculowe, and inciting seemed, in ite deep intensity, to engulf "Well, I'm afraid it's nighcr than 1 all the joys of tho preceding yearn. After Ac coals to a perfect fury of Camo, had like." not lighted a candle, and certainly none “What I You do not disprove of her this came virions of the long, constant was wanted. The bright blase brought struggle to right a grievous wrong; last choice ? ” into view the nettle geranium occupying of all, the remembrance of tho kind words “Oh no, not a bit. Tom Smith is as Ae table in front of the window; it light­ good a fellow as ever lived. He’ll get on aadreaBod to him, but an hour previously ed up Ae photograph of the mOdlooking in the wholesale druggists ’ private .room. the boy will. He’s sober, honest and in­ Tho changing tones of “Big Ben" awoke women (Polly’s mother) on Ae other ride dustrious, and all that'll tell in the long of Ae room; it showed Ao brasB-knobbcd run. But I’d rather she hadn't anybody Abel Webb from his reverie. With the piece of furniture, to outward view a busudden thought that his daughter Polly after her—leastwise until tho debt’s squar­ would be home before him if he didn t ed 'twixt you and me." Abel's spartments, nothing more nor lew “A debt that, as you know, we already make great haste, he act off at a brisk trot, than a turn-up beadstead in which Ae resuming his cheery whistle as ho went consider discharged." fether himself slept; and it reflected its “But which I don't, Mr. Baker, Jr. along. brightness upon Ae aide-board, wiA its And sure enough, home she was. Whan ornaments of ware,a few books and Ae However, I’m keeping you. Good nightsir, and many thanks for your kind­ he had treaded his way through a laby­ old-fashioned workdrox, contanirig so many rinth of Westminister by ways, and at bint Felice dear to Abel and his daughter; ! "'With that, Abel Webb retreats hit in reached Ao corner of the street in which ------------------------- —-among other’s a tiny baby’a shoo once # on wb(>m baud; and bowing to Baker, Jr., with, were his lodgmn* and mroluntanly cast w<jrn bj hvirixri suds a wealth of paterevery backward step he taken, finds him- his eyes up to Ao second floor wmdow of AW one of ilia houses, he knew as wdl . ae ]QTa sdL by.and-by, at the half-glasfl door open­ IiWhj .. Utc fadlBr> all/l ing to Ao outer office. Arrived hero, he though be saw her standing before him . , .. inqn^ the giri, springing to her once more thanks Ao younger partner of Aat Ae had manawd to reach home totoy Abd TOCh n Bounding Baker A Baker, wholesale -druggi^to of Nu landlady—ovcraowingyitti kindness m , fee^ |n j it-might almost have been heard Ipocacuanha Lone, Aldcnnaubury, and at Ac mijdit ba—could provide miA a hearty I Lft cmergu iuto Ae crowded U.orough- welcome to honest Abd ob ha daughter j on tbo paroniant outride, if anybody had Polly. Why, Ao rarvaMlasocm toFarnj^^^^^h^j^ ur„ fare « » • time.” It was in Ae dusk of an October evening brighter and send forth a more ruddy glow । boBw a j T ..nr n T. M wlwn Ae had AA«T<U coaxed tliftm them into a flame. I “Well, Polly, Pre been to tho Barings and brisk, dapper young men are hurrying — p’ -Ag Ao narrow courts and alleys, bent The reflection oftheir cheery warmth nhow- bank, and afterwards to Aldcrmanbury— upon Ac delights of home, or Ac intoxi­ ed itself upon the drawn blinds, and bo- you know where. I took five pound ten; cating pleasures Aey expect to find else­ spoke Ao oomfort and loro fostered with­ and Mr. Baker, Jr., spoke bo kindly that where. The large warehouse are cloned, in the humble lodgings shared by Abd the time slipped by, ana 'twas seven o'clock . afore I knew Where I was a'most.” and the ga-'t burns dimly in Ac grimy and liis daughter. Wm Polly handsome? No. Was she Heaven blew Mr. Baker for those kind 1 chambers appropriated to Aoee whose du­ words I" responded Polly, giving her fath­ ty it ia to remain in the premises after bus er another hearty kia as ebe unwound tho tne® hours. Abel Webb token scant no­ Ao surface to discover what made Polly tice of what is pouring around him. He.Ac idol of her i*Air's heart, and Ae is a little man poorly dad, upon whose enuso of anxieties unapcakabh to hooert that make ninety poundsyou have paid?" । Aoulden filly-fivo yean cf unremitting Tam Smith. Pint of afl, Polly W-^Aort. ' toil anxictv, trouble and disappointment She had light brown hrir w^fcroed weigh heavi'ly. IIis hair is white « Ac hoarfrost, and the wnnklos on ha fore­ itself into natural curls and danced about Mt.” “O, father, I don't do much to it. If you weren't to deprive yourself of eonr forts, whjr, we shodd't have paid off For full Particulars call and see y splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Doff Competition. CHAS. H. BAUER, »!, <£?,. Jfirt. AND lanyl*TS FBYBICIANk SURGEON.—OSes ovar Jolla a,.,. r- -■ WM. POINTS The Triumph is Complete. 4rTZKS :rr “d CanntaBor U Law, and Solicitor to Qtuac.ry, «ad Isfaraetian Mattar. Real Batata Afut: tend* boagbl and told. a»d all baaiasM A Goodjowr'i rtor*. In addition to the CHicer Chilled Plows and castings, we have a full stock of WHOLE^NO, 2002. MISCELLANY. 4fltf JOHN Q. CRESSY. ____ ________________________ JaaylTS S- C- PRIBDLE* COME XND see ^e: JOHN STANLEY. Hastings, June 12, TO - -fflffiOHfflWI, Look to your interest, and go to C. G. HOLBROOK* For your Salt. s^r on Buon*i, 4w [to bb ooxnxciB.y while there rests upon hi �Weft-nigh forgotten, suddenly reappeared, )tmi- MMT. - - EDITOR UAKOKoe, Mich., Nov. 20,1876. gray and shriveled. to mist nt this resur­ rection of the “ Jo« caoM hut the tidal wave receded after n ft’w h>uni, leaving many stranded, disconsolate and utterly ruined. Tho Govcmuivr.: employe who waamoroor !«u couplotely paralysed by the force of the first terrible blow, recov. •rod cousciou*u«:s and speech after the first wave had gonr over thorn, and with the recession of the tide, returned the taunts of their tormentors of tho day previous with a will. And so we have floundered and fluctuated through two day* and nights. Il is devoutly hoped that definite intelli­ gence, settling Governor Hayea' election beyond a Daratjveutaru will be received be­ fore nightfall. And still our Platform. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interference which will destroy the other.” OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. Washinoto.x, D. C., Nov. 16, *76. Still in suspense bnt skies brightening, The failure of cx-Govcnwr Shopherd, which first became generally known through the morning papere, has added to the existing ekritemcot, os ho had many staunch friends and bitter enemies in Washington and neighboring communities. While theformcr are devising means to hold Mr. Shepherd up by contriving a plan to bridge over his preaent difficulties, it would not bo in accor­ dance with a knowledge of human i nature to suppose the latter would not counterplot to bring the presiding genius of the Board of Public Works prone with the dust of the ear th. He claims that his assets exceed hia liabilities by nix hundred thousand dollars. Indian affairs, Bom Tweed, and the expresses tho situation at the National threatening situation of European matters Capital as applied to Republicans; but have all bcc.n crowded aside temporarily by the golden hue of tho political heavens, the all-absorbing matter of the Presiden­ so radient with promise to tho longing tial election. But-riicy are each destined eyes of Democracy on Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, when with loud­ mouthed profanity and the most offensive insolence they taunted depressed Repub­ licans with their certain defeat, has changed to an impenetrable blackness, shutting them in, upon every side, with the bitter memory of the shadow at which they clutched to torture and drive them frantic. Visions of the rich spoils at their fingcra cuds, daring their delicious bnt brief drcam, disappear one by one as each message over the wires lessens the proba­ bilities. of Tilden's election. Many an air castle has incontinently disappeared ffrom its supernal situation above the clouds. Many thousands of dollars, in case of Tilden's defeat, will be lost to the already impoverished adherentsof Democracy, as, after ten o'clock Tuesday evening, aud up to three o'clock yesterday, they were freely offering ten to one, and not a few stubborn opponents promptly accepted the terms. Should it prove, that Tilden is defeated Democratic managers who have aided aud abetted this cruel hoax will be followed by the execrations of the poor dupes. Four years ago a similar disaster. happened to Bourbon capitalists here. When tho first intelligence from tho State election in North Carolina made it appear that the reactionary party of that community had secured a sweeping victory. Bcti at fearful odds weremade and a uoisey salute was fired. in the evening to give rent to the exultation which accumulates faster than it could be eliminated by the ordinary channels. But the lapse of forty»cight hours completely changed tho aspect of affairs and a few additional hours confirmed a Republican victory. A largo black smithing establishment, in plain view fro® my window, was staked on Tildas'* election, with the dwelling house attached. A cigar store and a sample room, not far distant, are said to have been similarly hypothecat­ ed. It would seem that no man would be such an idiot as to stake his very means of providing those dependent on him for a living upon tho chances of an election; to furnish many a Kusational rumor, prob­ ably, after the city has returned to its nor­ mal sense;. Tho Centennial tourist hu almost en­ tirely deserted our streets, and we have be­ come so accustomed to their eager manners and their general air of expectancy that wc are sorry to be deprived of them. They have given on appearance of life to our city during the hot months, as unusual as it was’gtateful to permanent resident*. Your corwpoudent begs to-b« excused from further remark^ at the preaent time, as, in confmon wifu many other patriotic citizens, he is ahattered and dilapidated to the last point of endurance by tho succes­ sive defensive and offensive engagements of the part forty-eight hour*. ;t.’ .•■Jfl'’;.* . Logan. 8tate*ltcms. The December meeting of the State Pomologica! Society will bo hijd at Cold­ water, December 5. E. J. Welker, of Branch Co., is spoken of for Speaker of the text State House of Representatives. During the month of October 870 ves­ sels of various descriptions passed the Genesee strent bridge at East Saginaw. The St. Louis Herald say* lumberman^ wage# range from $20 to $24 per month for good men in tho woods this season. Moms W. Field estimates the green­ back vote of Michigan at 15,000. Of this, Kent oouaty polled about 2,000 vote*. Tho last stone in the walls of the new State Capitol at Lansing has been hid. W ork upon the porticos is now in Tim Commissioner of tbc State Land Offioe on Wednesday offered 80,000 aerre of land for sale; about $5,000 worth was sold. The land* are now in tho market, aud can be bought at any future time. and conception, it is made truly grand. So suggestive and appropriate aro the illustra­ tions that they would almost servo to con­ vey tho language of tho prayer without tho words.- In abort, they are the natural ex­ pression of a truly artistic soul, thoroughly embued with a love for hi* subject, and seeking to symbolize, in thclanguage of art, his great idea of tho 'pattern prayer. There are eight illustrations on the picture. The first, near the top, is a rep­ resentation oflight bursting from a center os from Him who » tha source of all light Thia figure appears in an oval formed by tho words, "Father” and “Heaven." Sur­ rounding this center of light*, kc angelic form* rejoicing in Hi* effulgent beams and hallowing his name. Immediately beneath the raya of light, which shine upon a atargemmed *ky, appears tho dim outline of earth, spanned by tho rainbow of Heavenly promise. Just below this design, on either side of the picture, are seen angelic figures, one in the attitude of supplication and the other in that of resignation. Acroa* each of three figure* is thrown a ribbon; on that which appeara on the right of the picture, is, “Thy Kingdom come" nod on the ono opposite, “Thy will bo done.” The words, “Give us this day our daily bread,” form the basis of three other illus­ trations; tho first of which rcpreseuts a rural acene with a sower in tho foreground scattering seed, the second is a similar scene with reaper* gathering grain. The word, “Bread, is artiaticall^duplayod on aback ground of grain, fruit and foliage, imme­ diately over which.is a representation of Chriat feeding ths multitude among the bills of Galliiec. Thia illustration contains quite a number of figurei—the Savior him­ self filling a promifiwit position in the foreground, surrounded by his disriplre, in the act ofreceiving the loaves and fishes. This makes the most prominent and touch­ ing illustration in tho picture, beautifully teaching u* the lemon of faith in Ono who is able to bless our scanty means to the full supply of all our returning wants. The scons uf the temptation of Christ ou the mountain, where “Satan showed him all tiie kingdoms of tho world and the glory of them," and another in which God is represented to have sent u heavenly measenger to succor ono who seeks by prayer to recapo from Evil, compltto the principal illustrations of thin unique and beautiful engraving. . A)together, it is a work of art vf much merit, and any description that might be given would fail to do justice to ft, ns it must be seen to bo appreciated, and the lover of art must ever look upon it with great admiration.'* The retail price of this picture is 85. The publisher winhee to obtain a relia ble agent m every City and County of the United States, to whom exeltuive territory will be granted. The “Iron Trail.' even a vague conception of them, it must be premised that no community in the and for its removal to the grounds of the Michigan University, at Ann Arbor, country contains such a proportional num­ where it is propose! to use it as an art ber of its inhabitant* depending directly or gallery. payable to J. WinterVJtie Oct. 15 1876. indirectly on the Government for support, On this note payment has been stopped, as dots Washington and vicinity; hence a and tho person who found it will confer a MoneyI Money I favor by returning it to the subscriber. change ofadministration, particularly whan the new one is of opposing politics to its predecessor, involves a complete revolution. Abe Busmxll. Grand Drawing of the 11 Kentucky Cash Diairitation Compwv,- during the hat !**, daM Barry Oct 16th 1876. Take Notice. Coffee. Valuable Evidence. xno xouvwnu Bev. O. T. W»Dur, 1>. D., fonrerlv preform B. wdoln Squsr. Church. Bototi.Mrtai prretaj rs. ’fei'ssaw; From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. It luraliiabte: PaoviDKx'cc, B. L, 1*4 TBAxarr Bntxxi H. It. Brava**. E»q.: _ I tret bound to expreaa with myrtmatere blah ralua I trtace awm roar VEaKTIXK. Spices. You can have in any shape you want. ■ A Walking Miracle. Crackers. We brag on. Cheese W e sell the best Tobaeco. ‘Ih^VbytloUnl™ « »P said they could do no mote tor ma. Both of niy t— —— Baat awt H VM plo fur life. » tai aa Viorrtn if* at health, I d» W e sell from 50 to 8Oots. the same you buy in other places or GOots. to $1.00. Reliable Evidence. mr -’l** wK*»crt cheerfully add toy toad- •UMnt teeUaaa a» tho areqtady to lata tho 5 Ohio Stone Ware Is the best.. Crockery. WE Cheaper than ever, htpmd UH twin, taKIm. fox- want to closeout. Remember. HEKHE B H* RH1 BMm Ceo. M. Savage A Oo'e Col, • We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House VHOWSaiiCMlireii^E- in the City. comfortably sad cheaply. To this _ Fred Sweet wishes to call attention to hi* friends and customers that he ha* taken the window of Dr. Roberta (in Post Office) where he will be found ready, will­ ing and competent to do all work in his line intrusted to hi* care. Thanking you for part favors I hope by strict attention Gov. Bigley has offered to subscribe to buainoa* to merit a continuance of the same. Very respectfully <500 toward the purchase of the Michigan xxi53t2 Fbkd Sweet. State building at tho Centennial grounds, "toUT TEA! TEA!! Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. < War Oahu Ata. Speoiil Notice. Teat, Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc., Etc Judgment of the Public! A spicy sketch descriptive of the At•hiaon, Topeka and Santa Fo Railroad, the beauties, scenery and pleasure nsorte of the Rocky Mountain*, by “Nytn Crinkle," wire the musical and dramatic critic of tho New York World, scut tree on applica­ tion, together with the i$an «f«a« Guide, maps and time table* of this new and pop­ c.. ular route from Kansas City and Atchison CwkraaehExt.naln.Ur U in pari or ta anythin* I ' known. I aa« ehaerfallr rMoB.M? It to Pueblo, Denver and all point* in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Minas. The finest line of Pullman Sleepers on the continent between the Mis­ souri River and tho Rocky Mountains without change. Special round trip tour­ iris’ ticket* from tho Miuouri River to Denver at $50, good to atop off at allxxtK»< TH 08. 8. SBAGUB. PracidmL pointa. Address. T. J. Akderson, Gen. Pau. dot. CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONISTS XX52tf Topeka, Kan. At Moowtea oa tbc night of the 15th, M. Lewis. a manufacturer, was knocked beta pending in this town, quite as reckless down a* ho was about to go to hi* mill to —even criminal—as those instanced. No pay off the men. He hod a sharp fight, pen, however fertile, could depict the scenes and aosistanoc camo at hit t Ho had tl,«. which have occurred upon our streets, at 700 on him at tho time but they did not under the roo& of private dwellings, since lut Tuesday evening. In order to have H- R. Steven's Column. A Grand hoturo. The York Daily give* tho following.discription of“Tho Illustrated Lord's Prayer\ recently published by H. M. Crider. York Pennsylvania. “The text of the Lord'a Prayer, as ar­ ranged, would alone be an elegant pietaro, but by being cmbeUiabcd with a number of illustrations of a most chaste character which orc purely scriptural in their design ik. Tovoim* Excv*mox Tiaxxra at neatly re. dacednUM, by which paMeagen can not only yisit the Centennial Exhibition at Phil- - SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, Hastings, Aug. 7th, 1876. xxi30w4. Furniture, Coffins, Etc. Detroit Advertisements. Cerabrior Mamhaati and dealan hi and be happy again. GRAIN,FLOUR And MiU Feed Bouri ofTradt RoDding, Detroit, Mich, Lib.;*! Qaah axiraaoaa made on OuntUnmenU. BALUH A NORTON. - aorereon to Bridye Jr Norton. A to Q. W. Baidu) Corner Woodbridge & BhelbySts, A GM Regoctioo ii Prices! SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Dealers tn ail kinds Uetroit, Mich. FURNITURE, John H. Wendell A Co. ujMsterj Go# am fiw, k FLOUR, GRAIN, FORK AND SEEDS. Falhs riving F«s«a<wa, from the train, a H aM M wonderful panoramic view of the Mlwltty DETROIT, Cataract. Horse-abac Pall. th. WIM a Ureal Rapid*, and tending then /irretly at the Kall*. The track of the Canada NoRtfecra la an air line, laid with rteel Woodbridge . St. MICHIGAN. Look here ! Look here! What! don’t you think wo can sell Market Reports note of the heavieat pattern.- th.re are no curvaa or grade.; wood Ja reed for tael; CoacliM are farniahed with the Winchell Patent Ventilator, ensuring perfect freedom from dust. With iia complete system of magnificent Parlor, Sleeping and Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds cheaper than any firm in tho State? can do it, for, with tho help of Ue J. M. HEWES, wo guarruitec Satisfaction. Ucane fhrnwhed free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth Wo can give you better figures than ever of­ fered before, fur we make the most of our Coffins and Furniture. Drawing Room Can fram CfaJcaxxi49t3 SO, Detroit and Toledo, and’it* con. .V \lB«*ra Falhaad Bafta io witn inn now Erie Balivra Salisbury & Brosseau. their j oat appreciation. me. Hartin-a. Dec.. 22. 75- I am bound to xxi56w4 I J- A4/// n .. rRANKB-SSOW, Gen'lPuas.a^THn*^ XXBHft 52yl ALLS Carriaie, Sin art Orwelal P A I N TE R ■ �It ta uow whtapored around thalTildt ^ejni-Wefikly hepliblicanfeapfier. tfFIIIAL PAFI8 IF IBBIT CQIfiTI. | opinion of Tilden than that. lh„ U. TIME-CARD ; He oould not S.UiuM A. llurfu.. Woodlato, Mich., Not. 14,1B78. Ed. Banan .-—The imok* of the groat polit­ ical battle ha* cleared away, and, though *on.o Pru&* '•»_ Oil»i and Local WlW Jlatice? Our Centennial, >i<3r.x. freight - 1:18 r. m. POST OFFICE TIME CARD .gi *ud LvweU—Arrive daily, except Sunday. ll-OQm.: leave al 1:0) p. m. P. O'e-N'orth jig. Filmvre. Bowne, Alto. " ■JO t>. m. I’. O'.-Baltimore. Bedford. John.- Hon. Richard Jonea rill not claim the aeat from the 16th or 10th Dietrie! if. £ bonnb in nty, outsid* of this city, can tdl u* why th vote on the Greenback ticket Drairivilla respond* with 1G6 majority, OrangevRle by 107 majsriiy, and Barry by 110 ma­ jority. Doc* the /ounurf want a written pledge «e note with unvlhyed nttaffictfoa the of Guanoe W. Triadic, eldest son ef OUNTY Ob'FlCEB«. xlr»?. .Sherman C. Prindle of tHIs city, to lhe Creasy • ought- to. be satiified net to listen to .-olefc-.—J.—.——JS Vl’rindlo h'miv ef.BeprreentstiTc* Ire lhe Republican* tJfGmr.d fari^s city by bGO msjerity. Mr. play an honeet gsme. Friadt* a-ratlve ■V.'m Tinklerof the county of Barry an- i m, wc iliink. lhe firrt native of the county candidate that ihe Republican Committee ad­ cm r filcrfcd to the Legislature—He I* a young vbed not to speak oa account of Id* ignorance? man of ability aud will, we predicl, C.H Bauer make hishArk atamember of the Houee. Th* kirbem untltority in New England, the i cf finR'e Vegetable Sicilian (lair Recrtifi^l that ill* the best preparation for nde I purpe tv tiwt ha* been exhibited .—.I’vrter Borton. Corti* Perrrr TO-DAY’S ADV ER TISEMEXTS. st!octal for c aceRent quality, end urp and Clrrady. - grow more l!sye*-y. • ;• hucil skyo. are bright, itrah for Haves and Wheelcx. ■aiiafhction in this, to those mud-thrower* 1 Don't they stand condemned by lhe voters of thi* district T Th* vote hero wa* a largo one —the fight bitter, and lhe result a glorious viclorjr. Il ta not a Goodytar for the Demo- It git*, u* the liveliest satisfaction to ask the attclvion of the Republican* of th* county chip. 7th but, and in the name of lhe Republican* of th* whole Stole to thank tho Republican Ctuuiy t>»mmlttoe fer lhe energv and ability with which they, have conducted,lhe canvsa*. ho all of them, generally, and especially to their chairman, Samuel J. Bideiman, ths peo­ ple are specially indebted fer lhe result which Varis. from our employ, ha* put u* In petition G re.nitack* were worth la coin oa Satnrdoy jobbing department, of Arthur B. Freeman, cento on th* dollar. Our friends will find him prompt and obliging, ahie.qnd ready *1 ail times to do their work on short notice and in a buainSM lik* manner, and we deubi not to their entire aattafkctlon. Of him ihe fret prtu »sy* ; When it become* right to do wrong, the A. B. I'reeman,who hujuat graduated from devil will beoume a saint. tha Fats Put*" office, alerted VTedneedey for Ho who stapd* by the right can afford to .'tav* the devil laugh al him.' ami faithful apprfntlo*, and we wish him i cres.a* a journalist. dtacnjngning to lhe Democrats. A Popular Book House. Judge Stoat'* official majority in the 5th, or An idiot can deny what might task the mind majority at831 for iUyn and Wheeler. ability, and. like the tree baring good fruit, ha* received many a club from political’ en­ emies, He passed through the canvase, never •topping to kick st the yelpers si his heel*. Th* fight against him ws* bitter and to th* ta*t, yet th* town gave him a majority of 11, and Mr. Goodyear's town, (including the city,) -r'jiktf.’’color. This world-renowned prep­ art.: .. ta’rtr talc by all druggist*.— Record, amount the Republican oonntiea t-> !• ’ family aud fneud*. business it ta gratifying to note that the book trade I* in a flourishing condition, more new giving up Colomdo, that i* their best hold. Mother Qooee- Mother Goose addressing audience, German Partlion on the Centennial »*ut of Messrs. J. 6. Goodyear A Co., K will J*y to heed what they spy. ' Vhe thieves who attempted to stcaJ^nbeue* p'rcAeu* edition* had been exhausted, and this of Abraham Lincolp have been arrestjA., hWe wu now b:»rt of having one of the largest Hsnring ta too good fbr them. . UU1* Bo Peep and her sheep. There wa* an old bachelor. Little Nanny ;Nettioot*. Mtulo by th* band. rouSTB seas*. Hey Diddle Diddle, > Old woman. Old woman, will you go aahearO whither 1 O wither I eo high. I'm going to A Fortune KENTUCKY Only for CASH $12.00. DISTRIBDTIGH CC THE WTBiCTl or JI! ffl»! SPLENDID DISPLAY OF . $600,000! Thom P. Porter, ox-Gor. Ky. Gen. Mnn’gr. LINT OF GIST*: One Grand Caeli Giri--------------Onr Brand euh (tn............. One Rrand rath Km................ One Brand caaU girt 80,000 One w*n,i ■**.!. :.i' An. 1 glOO.OOO ao.ooo j»,ouu ...... ... SO.OOO — i. « ... _ fioxiw »X»i *>jooo tr.wa iw.ono MM .600,000 PRICK OF TICKETS. Whole Tiek.tt. tli: Halva. *6; 0 ar.Ure Board of city eonndlium. the I>«v»!l late Chief J mt ice of Keutoc Fall and Winter Millinery I HATS, FLOWERS, &C. All kinds of Ladies’ Under wear afthe Lowest Prices. Fancy Goods of all kinds Cheaper than ever and in quality to suit the taste of every person, Remember the place, State Street, opposite Roberts’ Drug Store. GIVE US A. CALL. Alvin y daugnau, wiU .a pertnt*od the drawing. The Mjment ef rift* to owner* of prise tick . - 5, 187C. Hosting*, Mich., Oct, - - MRS. CLARA ALLEN. MISS VINE TREGO. - Rachines.&Marble Works. Ayer's Advs. & Groceries. Knittea Frankfort. Kr. ’ Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral STAVES. STAVES. The fiubscriber will par lhe Highest Market Price in THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Broach! Ida, Arthma. Family Knitting Machine Cash, and Consumption. The reputation U has attained. In conteqncnee of Spider and the fly, (an emphatic moral lewcn to the young imported. Mtn day tally ■**, 11 Ina air* at Central Howe. public that tt will continue to realize the happiest ku own,who hare been roatored frt>tn alamu ng and E. D. WHITE, xxlSTtf. < 2. ISTfi. Four and twenty Black Bird*, Ac., Old King Cola. UNDERTAKING Being a business that needs a great deal of •xperlenoo, A* a aafesward to children, amid the dbtrese- STKBDISH BKOTHKHS, After many years in the basin**, cau truly say that they can do better work, and give better sat­ MUSICAL AND LITDLAHT, g isfaction than any other firm in this fcaJtaTw>ta*hia*. J eriind.^ ■ection. W. Btebbin*, the senior A manto wxL'm will be rent to any port of th. . , . . BCCI1OU. W. H. XX. oecwoiua, wio ocu>v> In behalf of the Presbyterian Church, iJnembcrf ^tb the experience of a Hfe- UilftifitolM or CauAdo. uxtrtf vUnw. prv-pnui. bj’ MAUD ANNIE KELLSET of Y#'r^nc wlli -----------------------^ive his personal at­ tention to this part of thdr extensive lanti, assisted Entertainment, Sentimental and SrtacfwMU, Bnt tehny many MW.L* But iluzir catalogue to any address if written for Humerowt, and it, mu.tainp a H«t of the writings of such In th* Presbyterian ChoAh in this citpr, ■p->T,i;1»r authors a* Mr*, fiouthwortli, Mrs, on Friday evsning, Nor 24th. Admis­ Stopben*. Mrs. Heats, Mrr. Warfield, Mtas sion 25ctx Children lOcta. Doon open “Mlf. Being always full wmgliL w>d th* very Dupsy Mro. Wood, Ctarie* Dtekens, Charlss at 7 o’clock. Entertainment commences Lcvre, Alexander Dumas, Wilkie Collins, G. beit 'i'-iatity. at 7:30. The . .. .Vic^tofs* for December will net bo W, M-ll»y"Ws, Georgs Sands, and many Caution. Mother Goose. Allpenoniaw cautioned sgilastpurchasing aNote given by mo to Walter Cume ouc, come all, to Union Hall, next Blake, about tho 28th of September last, ’•••’cl in do saloons of our city, and you arc Wednesday, the 22d, «nd *oe Mothnr for Forty Dollars. As the Note wt« ob­ fanning Imit habit* which will stick to you Goose and her whole family who will be tained by fraud. through life. ■' 47tf Fudkbich Nachtbikb. there then io full force. A leading Democrat of thi* aty, it 1* said, For Toledo boIedX by th«Tdosen or Uh. wUl bring atoM that wonderful eew that rvceivtii a di»palch yesterday a* follows:— otherwise, and stock ale, and porter by the bulk, go to Johk SrANLBT'8. XXl44t3 ’*“1 ■ ■ eaa'i find'em." ■ business. * \ Heane and Team furnished when Dr. 1. C. AYEB i CO., Lowell, Mass., STEBBINS BROS. SOLD BT ALL DUUGGISTS EVEUYW1U31E. Hastings, July 38th, 1875. xxlStf STAMMEBIMG CURED. FOR SALE. Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 251-2 acres to Exchange for a farm near Has­ tings. Correspondence solicited. Children 15 eta. WANTED—Our pay prezeni® it, and Clergy men often n from tWr knowledge of It* effreu. requested. ’ Tho Electric Balm will be used only when desired. John Stanley sails battsr ud cheaper Tea, than any other Houm in tho city. Admiauon 25 ota. xxiJHyl ALLEN & TREGO’S holder, the iramenM (urn of Fer Pipe Stove*. deUrored in Hartiac*. Naihville. •e Middleville. •being *4n» by Republicans. puhh'shol until the 2Cth, aud it ta to be a other’jgrar.d Christmas number. Remember It. boy* BARNES & COMPANY. Hastings, Aug. 12th 1876. 30th. 1876, rickfohd Little Jack Horner, Daddy lending baby, Big boy who speak* for hltuself,. Ding Dong Boll. •A reading by the talented elocutionist, Mis* lelteey. man *nx*. political crow ere. reasonable prices a* now. The publishing house uf T. B. I'etenon A frother*, No 3d6 8hi*-.vM*ec river <m. the Chicago and Nerth- Chestnut Street, Phiiadelpia, Pa., ta on* efthe *a*itrB Railroad. • Bought very low dnd WE will sell them at prices that will please the closest buyer DBAWHG POSITIVELY THURSDAY, NOV. Little Mia* MuffiU, 4e. Jack and Jill, PhiUdelphta. BUY tour TICKETS IVOW • is now on roeord in the eonrt at Frankfort, rei'■ This i. a new feature. The Hsstlnp Journal hu aboet given up the election of Tilden, but etill ha* a itsjmny to the advent of the ’coo! evenings, which are Itoy*. don’t swear or us* obsceno language. There i* a chance for a great deal of true *nJoytae.M without engaging in either on* of ’..parefal habits. -; There b*a net been ao eceident on the Grand . --------------r“‘* is a high compliment to ihe e.'Rciest »u- Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, Black Oil, LAST CHANCE tiyned for Senator in th* llilh District.’ . All About the County. y°llr attentionWe to our stock of strietUi puTepRVGSa.n call dMEDICIJfES make asoLuttu dealing m onl}/ strictly prime DRUGS. Wc believe it for the interest of our Customers as well as ourselves sell only prime a nd pure MEDICINES . We have a large stock of L S-S-5' „ Hxrre***! - , UBr.w. ExpressUJfr-s.it. :.xut.a Express (.‘■aluniayaodSutideyalfcOO r. M. ■' o' Frcisht at - ■ uotxa WK*T. • Train has brought tne a well assorted do not bellevo there ta a man belter qualified stock of Boots. Shoes, snd Gaitars for tho for that position nmoung the member* *i*ct, summer and fill trade, which I will sell Denub in hi* ipecch here. -•Thai develiih way down low for Cash. I also sell tlici celebrated Singer Sewing Machine Tho four eouutie* of Barry, Breneh, Cal­ houn and Eaton give Hon. Jona* II. McGowan Now, any man of common intelligence ought different Kinds or Sewing Machines. Noo­ dles and Machine Oil. I also sell Well & a majority of 3M0. The official of Jackson to know he wan not the manager of that hunt, Cistern Pumps. county wc hare been unable to obtain but it the responsibility being with the Superintend­ J. Maus ‘ U not far from a thousand for Livermore. ent* of the Poor. Opposite tho Post Office Another party cried BUI Tinkler! BUI link«<ltf Hastings, Mich. Dranob, 971. Calhoun, 1004, Baton 758. Barry county givingdiitn the largest majority In pro­ In this town last spring. Did Mr. Cremy portion to thAlepublican vole of either ef lhe »«ud Mr. Tinkler up here ! They did tinkle their little belb furiously, but the flock had no great •• bell-wealher "to lead them. Hon. Dark R. Cook's ofidal majority In Another Greely Republican wa* tick clear <M, A wW Lost. W. A Woolworth, Atty. Bod EoUtoAgt. Douglu, OaASnTSM,ler.lMh. ‘SSS xxilGtf �Legate. trees, &oi Tn a Lght sandy loam soil fall setting will do very well; but in stiff clay soils, in c awe where the ground is sub Written for the tonurw and thawing often, if satin tho mu*'- ettperienoed lannerr, .tarienen and ject to fte. frail <ro*W» LntbaltaUee State* ■ tho fall, 11. a trj«v ' ;u!d be well mulched. RXPAIBISG BVILDING8 AC. - No tries and ritr. ’ hi.vever, should be Nothing »how» th. Udi of energy u>d set in the fall where water stands in a wet RURAL TOPICS. PROB UTE ORDER- good vnanngement ef a fiirmc’-' tntjrr than t;me in winter to find his buildings leaky, aud out of re I pair, especially those in which fit: winter' Neither cattle' nor horses should ba »call­ hia live stock. For instarcv, you rtri! ed in ii dark stable, as all animals require your cows, oxen, and horses in a barn, I light in the day time. A home kept for months in a dark stable would be liable the boards of which are place vertically, to heroine blind. In regard to light in wwine with no battens over lhe craeka, which arc pen’, a writer rays that two sows having about a half an inch wide. You might j litters on tips 18th and 22d of January, almost as well leave them out of doors, so j r.-s-ictiriny, were kept in tho two rather far cs warmth is concerned; and tho result • dark, but warm, temporary sties, and had i to occupy them till about the middle of the is that it requires one-third more filed to j ■ month of April, when, for each sow with winter four stock in good condition than '1 biter, one of the permanent sties was opeuit would if your Lam were built warm .1 id by selling the occupants. At that time it should be. Every animal will. Rquiro ' the J \ * which find been kept in tho dark ntjeasl five dollars worth more feed dur .’ sties, proved to be less lively than, ing the winter, in consequence of the open ! and much inferior in weight and site to condition of the bam, while the entire ex­ , those of any of the litters raised in the less pense of making the whole barn, warm an.. warm but wdl lighted permanent sties, not­ comfortrille would not equal the loss that withstanding that the difference in age was one sustains in a single winter with Lis very small, and that food and care had stock not properly sheltered. Suppose been the sama in every respect. Ono of the yon place a steam engine in a warm cellar littan born on tha 18lh of January which and another like it out of doors on a cold had accidentally the best lighted aty, winter day. Is it not evident that it would though situated in ths northwest, and conrequire much more fuel to get up steam in sequenlly coldest corner of tha frame build tha boiler of the out-door engine than in ing, axhibited tha most rapid growth, and that of the one in the cellar ? So it is ’ the litter born, on tha 18th ef January, with jour cattle, horses, swine, Ac. When which had the darkest sty, had made ihe kept warm they require much leas food, poorest. and as hay and grain are money, every farmer who neglects to provide wirmz A correspondent of the New York farm­ quarters for his stock throws money away. ers' Club,given hie treatment of a case of LXAKT ROOFS. bone ips riu. He had two horses that were When a men allows any building to lame with this ailment, and he used about have a leaky roof beyond the summer a half a pint of oil of rpiko for each horse, months, be.ht'eds to have a friend to give applying it once in two or three days with him a few words of good advice—to tell a swab, a large teaspoon wi|l contain about him how his hay in his barn is bring bad­ the quantity for each application. The ly injured; how his carriage sad harness horse was lame seven or eight months. For are damaged by a leak in his wagon , the past six weeks'^ ban not taken a lame house; bow his hogs lie in the mire, in step, being in use st all times when needed. consequence of a leaky roof; and how his ' sheep raff^trom the drippings of water NEW ADVERTISMENTS. upon them during cold storm.’, through the time to attend to these leaky roots, and also to other needed repairs, cs leaks in all buildings cause more er lew decay in their frames, dll in a fow years now plates, sills. 4c., are required, costing per haps ten times the expense of stopping the leaks. Bod Legs. Bad BrossU.Sorro and t’lcen. of Mr*, W .teBtediable by th. Am. SBB Bodera-Sh to breok out with tenfold fury rfava note rational andebow <aa»v. If any there ba. why the arayer, PROBATE ORDER. ejr.iilblor I i af lead be t .MH^orjQJUpnOKR. OB Furniture ■Oil* 111 .III*..'.. ,1* _ * Wall Strotl, New York, Tho only advantage that I can sec in Steck tonro. I planting tre®, Afi, in the fall, is that one Special,Chronic and Obscure Disease! _ ___ - — * •- -» _ ~ has more time to do it st that time, and if left till spring, if the trees ore not already on hand, people are ant to put the setting off for the wont of time. Ii is to tho in­ terest of nuFFcrymcn to recommend fall planring, ts they thus dispose of more Pensions Etc. t • t the I’r in show c*u>a. if »»r thara ba. why tha prayar oftba patitlonac aboold not ba sranted : An rt is Ftratkb Oatiriso. tbM said petitlonar nva notice to tha persons interaated io teid aatete. oftbt panrt..u -u-,E~graaii uiaar, a oawapapar i oomty of Barry, for rvlooi to said day < HASTINGS PROBATE ORDER. FMME DM **KmSl’s. C. Prindle Jade* of Probate. • In thematter of th* rotate of John Chamberlin STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. t^^^ro^^aS^ ^nu^Maadar tha o’alock ia lha fort* •WI"iS?33O®«RKF B was?f5®K“’}- p,-iar<fts.fc' PROBATEORDER. The following method of keeping cider is said will keep it perfectly sweet for five years! “Leach and filter the cider through pure sand, after it has worked and fermented and before it has soured. Pat no alcohol or other substance with it Be sure that the vowels you put it in are per­ fectly dean and sweet. After it is leached Indiana__ or filtered, put it in barrels or casks filled, leaving no room or space for air ; bung them tight and keep it where it won't freeae till February or March, then put it into champagne bottles filled, drive the corks ana wire them. The best cider is Th* iadieicM aeteotten sad manat»a»«»t ef late made, or made when it is os cold as STOCK PRIVILEGES can be and uot froese." araadTiad water pooltiea< ai^iiwi <?v, parts. afo.r the Otatta.at h.. b..n *. will aoathe and •often the run. a. it tho care. TharaU a duaerin-l. r, aMewatitos. which need aolLo nanu isatapoa thafoUteiof yoath, nd f Ointnunt bunrenUy ree*.ni mended al auvcrelrn rctoady. In eurint foeti lolfonoeaMrw foil* to roatorc therntcm to a hchltbr i ti Diptheria, n-ver Ulcerated Sore Throst, and LflhePLUi betaken act Wd incScar! to Uc ptlateT^! ■traction*. NOTICE OF ^jgg.IOI.EIU OK STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of B*rry.»»—^ i troaiou of the Probate Court for the Cooaty । Excellent Quality Sf ■jfS.'^fX‘T4Xh SK, idlna and flliac the petition, daly ' C. P. Rowell & Co’s. Col. Cuttings ofgrape vines, currauta, goose- । berries, quinces, &c., should be cut in the fall, and after frosts have caused the leaven to fall, in November or late in October. If left tilL’pring, they uro less liable to grow, because the butts of the cuttings require some months of time to callous over pre­ paratory to sending1 out roots. All cut­ tings should be fiom eight to twelve or more inches long, to be cut off ah inch or two above tho upper bud. and square off close to the lower one, two buds at least to a cutting. In taking grape cuttings, writ till November, when the vines should be ! pruned, and have two buds only to each, ' when the joints are long enough to ret them , as much as six inches deep in the ground, leaving the upper bud about even with i tho surface of the soil. But when the joints am very short cut them with three cya. They may be preserved in differ­ ent ways. You may pack them in boic.mixed with sand, and put in your cellar, to be kept moderately moist; or they may be kept in sand in boxes kept out of doors all winter. In a climate where snow usually covers the ground all winter, with but little rain rill spring, cuttings may be laid upon the ground in a dry place in layers, and covered with any soil about u foot thick overall, packing the earth firm­ ln| *11 Vartly between each layer; but in a climate cwealari and where but little or no snow fribi, this sys­ tem is liable to fail to preserve them, being \___Chicopee Falla. Maaa, or L'blewa.' IA kept too wet from frequent rains. InMfch localities the cuttings may be set in No­ vember where they are to grow, covering ICxtrn Pravrlns, Monday. Daeatabarl, 1ST'’. the upper buds (to bo as before stated, Louisiana State Lottery Co. lbi» ln«’.itu>.l«3 *■« rasalarlv lacorperated by near the surface of the ground) with hay or straw to protect them. The wetneu of the soil may kill the lower buds, but that will not prevent their taking root the fol­ lowing season. The rules for managing grape cuttings, as regards their preserva­ tion apply to ril others. I think, howevur, tho safest way would be to set the cuttings in November veiy thick, as close as they can be set, in trenches temporarily til! spring, and then set them where they ara to grow, or the frosts of winter might heave them tqr soino if set permanently. Tho upper buds in both cases arc to be above ground, and covered with bay or HARK THESE FACTS THE TESTIMONY Of THE WHOLE f.oau, Houmrs onfflffiii. a nay. mat n may ba tai it will remove any hide ■tally m thouih palpabh read and water poulte lhe Ointment, will do «r Where you wnl find all kinds ol FURNITURE! Of every Description which we can sell cheaper than any houaj in Bar­ ry County, for these reasons: 1st Because we have no rent IJ pay IL Because we make tho most -qf out goods ouraelvM. 3d. Because we keep the best <S work- MORTGAGE SALE. ■Svir's PROBATE ORDER. 8TATB OF MICHIGAN. deaaty ofBanr.u.I a union of the Probate Court fur lhe Coaaty ■ssas. w.jurft-ftfte the year one thousand altkt be nd red and D«foull havict been mad. la the aaad •ruin wortsap (whereby the nowar ta • Wo sell dodo of tills cheap-made Fur­ niture that Is made by machinery. The goods we make is made by hand, and warranted. We Invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for they al bear Inspection.. No trouble at all • show goods. Parties having Pictures to frame would do well to p ‘them framed of as ws can do it P ^rand Cheaper than any house in P sj County. We keep the Laiwrt-»i.d Best selected stock oi PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD­ INGS, Brackets, Papxb-Hold' appear al a raelon of old Coart. than to Wt at the Probata OBea in lha eUy ot Uuliasi ■ho* eante. If any thara ba. why tha pray*/ petitioner ■hosldnotbe rrantad: And it lhar ordered, that aald petitioner sire net tha pcraoaa interested in eadd rotate, of th( of raid proltkm. u^Tarto taro. HOLDEBS, and ovarything In the Furniture line. We Invite all persons to call and look at our Peerless Milk Safes now on exhibition at our Fun ituie Store. AU kinds of work made to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old furnlture neatlv doae. WE MEAN BUSINESS I Furniture Rooms south ride State St. opposite H. A. Gobdyearia Hardware Store. ______________ STEBBINS 810*8 KatatDllalsaa 18OS. American and Foreign Patents, • ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. In the matter of lhe rotate of Waterman Parkar “-•is: Wffl Ml STORE. W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRADE, and has in stock and daily ami’ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs ana Medi­ cines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggist’s Merchandise which he offers to the people al greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER, the Pe o’, pld s Drug Star cis di­ rectly opposite Empire Block. One door east ofSpauldingsH.iraoB, Joly IS, 1ST6I THE EHEMY OF 0I0EA3EI THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAH AMD BEAST la ItaOnMi Did MUSTANG tfrgo L I NI M E NT, __ WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF **TlULtlB'lS NO SORE IT WILL COMMISSIONER’® NOTICE. POSITIVELY CURED. NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS II WUXNOTCURE,NO ACHR NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE.Hl • MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMMTIC AN­ IMAL, THAT DOES NOT YIEXD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. 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Ent ‘tnggnr' .s gMUng u iiuvn • nn'renini'ni initrpitiui to l» in. din- iunds .2flliu. .-uui thn-diiuo Hwuhinn AtWitMtiun ta'. tiin -nnuHtmtilOD dem ‘if the1 pntipiu 1 nuhis whudi'md-uusad. mini im llunndi to •nt thu -hme iinye^ibiluwuu:. Uhn.- STugjM and: Z^rmtrr burn'xnmiiK tudi under thoi -none ''ri7 dfv ffiunetr adiiur mdi B’.. W~.. 3tamnr>.. iinnd'. thuir lumtui Ctmaday mf this inter. tg nl -Dry ■ lemumud .dl tiin utght. _ iteHndiw -JiTunt npuu.tlimogw md.ux- _ ______________ rh» u' iu •. .inrt ta* -xum- inmt '"“nwm | Inuiinsi dupnhiiran '.nmirniu-.-. rem » J12a,&?21£i!2^r2SS'S I'tta mu. x™»m. Uuwi. .™i ■» a. i Bin-totni'-msmnuiun-'.f 3«rtrii'wct 2D, JL’J snt tiieituitd wrtu ns® tbr Prmidhnt irnm m irm01,5 ’rtb 11’*° wm,T ._ ' . ■ ■_ ,1,.——' if thn intv was 3 iiiliu .irnr J.'.UIUL, Entm ■> au u« uf .mung if niinr-ntiu uu ws, tiriiium is nuthing mt thn nJecuon jnlu lumnun d .ndt hupunsad' tbr teucl" n o- wtte O. 3““" •;“■ J»te~n. 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USu finite siww lEbJtiipui » thu <2hil. , psv'tliginnd 'tuned it. vra-put ti !inra'«isl.| SnutnX lun-l jri'. 4* JM-^r nnanniu -md. io l» J» inn* ™ ««. -.tUTlB -U .ilO uucw-ijw-- ——. 4”~ - | tuuiuu « ------urmii— iinf to Mr. Jnouisun s iwr tmi. | .aadsHmtiuns of htuprisi Sm: -rite an t "►JS’S-!** ■ ai.teL^.tete^—. — ^tdtnvn terttem^.Umnitev teu ' — te-W- M I” JJ*” 1 &E8TISI -“»===■ ______ te .™ra ~5a .,,,, ,trifling,®", nfllm, „, ®!, tu iumdiinn ■„ din nuw . umn ay, ™ teteteltete in. in. XOniuato uunntg,. ounnt®. ^tin of »- woman. in Mumuaitn. whu is «. igiy mddhghifluiin Uur .uinmr- "nnraB-.:n - .o—Hiur tn .ixttnnw 1 wnm ' snl linffim ludT thu -n» mm nnra^si inUn-,' wtw .mdmit. tinm.tiin nenniur uiumMtun food of -iinmnlsusi. thnt-hi. him westafly THw mmuntt of aC asiL inaoeuwiL insmuuxE Ihr ibr thu din Qantinr wan IhLJl'J listmln,. ---------------ti-g« tuni thr tfiu «rn' UJUHidUr iWtmay'. iWaney ■ ■ 2\UUEf<W A>SD TBCMHiFtt.' ' jia -U-ilteBTW■•» -"rate Ite-te. . I-tj-e -Ote ?: --rw. <Tln—E3«— �T«u, Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc.. Etc MINOF.rTY PRESIDENTS tar. One of t he strongest arguisrutx against KI>JTOH Hastings, Mien., Nov. 23,1876. the cloatcrml system which has prevailed in this country Brnoe the adoption of the Con stitution |r that it frequently livings about state of affairs we have to thank the 8onth. It was the South which ruled out1 the plan of electing by' popular vote, and insisted upon oca which should secure tcc casting of the vofes,by states, in tlic ratio of their State representation. Thus early was the doctrine of Staten rights forced upon us. It may interest ns to look ever tho list of “minority Presidents” that this system has given us. „ In 1824 mero were four candidates, and none had a Majority of tho Electoral votes. And still our Platform. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interforance which will destroy the other." THE HOWL FOR WAR. Tho dectiof went to tho house of Repre­ sentatives at 1 AfiAMs, through the support of Clay, was chosen. Mr. Adams, popu­ lar vote was 105,321—less than 30 per heat of the jrholo vote; nmi he was elected in the Uofac by the vote of a State (Kentuckypn which he received not one tinyla rotijyu» the people. The nex* case was that of Mr. Folk, in 2844. He had 170 electoral votes—12 more than a majority. His popular vote was 1,337,243—lere than 45 per cent of tho whole vote.. ! 3A0HAKY Tatixk, ia 1848, was tho It is passing strange that there should next minority President. Ho had 1C3 exist a political party in this country that electoral votes—17 more thin a majority. should commence to howl “WAR I” for . His popular vote was l,360,0Q9—about the simple reason thu their candidate has 40 per cent, of the whole vote. James Bvch^nan, in 1856, was in not been elected President of the United States. Wo do dot see that it is necessary for acan^ujatc to have fifty ora hundred majority m the electoral college in order to avert war. Practically, a majority, of one, ia just as good as ono hundred. Should Mr. Tilden receive one majority, or six, or a dozen, dees anyone believe for an instant the Repulicans or a Republican press would commence to shout “ WAR! ” Is any party justifiable in threatening revolu­ tion because of the defeat of their candidate. This is n country where the majority must mlc, and the minority must lubmit or truly we shall not long boast of a gqvcrnment. at all. We make the above remarks because oi the Democratic press commenc­ ing to talk war if Hayes should prove to ba elected. If Hayes is honestly elected, gentlemen, he will be inaugurated and if' Bke condition. He carried tho Electoral College by 174 votes—29 more than a majority. His popular veto was 1,838,169 —lean than 40 per cent, of the whole. Thuaggrcgatc vote of tho other candidates was 2,215,798, a total of377,629 in cxct.«* of Mr. Bvchanan. who, nyrt-rthclcra, be­ came President. The last instance was that of Mr. Lincam’s first election, in 1860. He bad 180 cleetoral votesL-29 more than a ma­ jority. His popular vote tfas 1,866.352— the aggregate of the other candidates was 2,8u,ioi. y Wo are now, apparently, to have smother instanco of a minority candidate in the election of Governor Hateh. though in this case there is an important distinction from tie othcra. Governor Hates would have had a large majority, of tho popular 5 8 2 9 SisSsSsSSSSaaeEBsaEf I 3 I E fiEEMnSatsvafiusEEses ■MJ M n’HUAl EEHESUmSntftHH wm<m sEE5"b“E=5SSL"isE:sKs i KESm>EEE3Ss5s»“EB»!!'1 I £ 3 a i gmS%335Sev&EEgsH uKzsSRSXgegSXSfcSiijm 5 X gal?s8re£5as§8!sssEH5Ss B K Eszzssp-assmSsb i KesgxSCKBKfeBtfEtieaBBi: 2££tt2*8Sa£K8S»^S£ttS £2EaW£KIU«3£§UM | in this State to elect Tilden, the great "Re­ former," will have to go to “ that place। from which, none ever return " without, having been President. States. elected in that State. Louisiana. There is the most cheering nows from this Stata, and notwithstanding thousands of Republicans were kept from voting by the Bull-dosers, yet Hayes will certainly •have a majority over Tilden, and the State will be Republican generally. Editorial Notes. Ex Secretary Bristow respectfully de­ clines an invitation to visit New Orleans. It is alleged that seventy Republican negroes Were murdered in South Carafes It is held to bo an inalienable Democrat­ ic rigi.t to stuff ballot-boxes and intimi­ date Republicans, and then claim that the manufactured majorities shall be counted as legitimate. One member of the Cabinet expresws very grave concern at the situation. Ho fears that if the result should favor Hayes trouble in Washington, both In and out of Congress, during the winter. The legislature of Colorado has elected both Republicans, United States feeafora. •Aiaav mutom o’ 5 Z o WO -I tev-m M »BSE»EE~gIatsa?=saEs Governor. Wo do not believe however, but that the whole Republican tj^ct is ama S8BS5CJ!aS£»?.!!!ilS3S=ri.’KS-e! gMBfflEKfcwSISSiE Present indications are that South Car­ olina is certain for Hayes, though the Dem­ ents claim that Wade Hampton is elected m itgsBssSsassgssitE&sis I ? 5 3 pi <u»xhk 8 B. South Carolina. -xvfNrv ssmEsmssMtmim 8 ■ ® Il 8? Tho only way the Democrats figure out their popular majority ia by claiming ma­ jorities of.70,006 in Georgia, 75,000 in Texas, 50,(100 in Mississippi, Ac, They are shot-gun majorities only. * They arc tho rank of driving away and murdering Republican voter;, and, in addition to that of doctorisg the returns so as to show more votes than there arc people in those ‘ O f 3 ESJI»E583ita3ss2SBgBn HEKtSUWSuMUSil II The Democrats have finally narrowed down to little Florida and if they cannot, possibly count enough fraudulent votes, 5 3 g £ •ww nr *w g 3 I a I Spices. U8rtt?egaxasaWKn«=Bi2£U i Florida. n “»nnjk iE&8Ba»3?K2Ca2B§E5Sa vote, as well- as of the electoral, sarn for the violence 4nd murder in the South- the consequences ifiust rest where they From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods., I 9 S BSaEKSStawmnS r .SSS»=3a!=«s>t«rSSS I war is to follow, then follow it must, and Coffee SBSBtSasttgtSttSBSZBBfcSI sErnnm^ora S i belong, with'thaw who inaugurate »L Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. . f the election of a President who has received a minority of the popular vote. For this fcettuaEBgHszyaHsgsSa.’i BsaEssasassMBMSixagwa BaassgasaasasteeEirsttB f \ tM3SS2HSMeg£=«*gg 5 You oan have in any shape you want. Crackers. We brag on. Cheese. li e sell the best Tobacco We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or GOcts. to $1.00. Ohio Stone Ware Crockery. Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. Remember, We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, in the act of receiving the loaves and fishes. A Grand Picture. This makes the most prominent and touchHastings, Aug. 7th, 1876. The York Daily gives the following dc« scription of “The Illustrated Lord’s Prayer”, —---- --- — .kwu ui tuuj in VuC WD0 From year to year wo have been accus­ is able to bless our scanty means to the recently published by II. M. Crider, York tomed to pause in our daily pursuits, and full supply of all our returning wants. Detroit Advertisements. set apart a time to. offer our thanks -to Pennsylvania. The scene of the temptation of Christ Almighty God for special blessings Ho has “The text of the Lord’s Prayer, ns ar­ on the mountain, where ‘‘.Satan chowod N. 8A BIS. 0.T.8ABIJ*. vouchsafed to us, with our prayers for a ranged, would alone be an elegant picture, him all the kingdoms of the world and the continuance thereof. We have at this time but by Iraing embellished with a number of glory of them," and another in which God equal reason to bo thankful for His contin­ is represented to have, sent ued protection, and fur many material illustrations of a most chaste character messenger to succor ono who blesungs which his bounty has bestowed. which are purely scriptural in their design In addition to the £*vors accorded to us as and conception, it is made truly grand. So And MH! Toed ■individuals, wo have special occasion to ex­ Board of Trade Building, Detroit, Mich, ' suggestive and appropriate arc tbc.iUusira- bcautiftu engraving. press our hearty thanks to Almighty God Altogether, it is a work of art of much that by His providence and guidance our tions that they would almost sene to con­ ment, and any description that might be Government, established n century ago, has vey the language of the prayer without.tho BAXX2H de KOBTON. In short, they are tho natural ex-1 . . , . -.«««« been able to fulfill the purpose of ita-found- words. pxcasion of a truly artistic soul, thoroughly be seen to be appreciated, and the cra in offering an asylum to the people of embwed with . a love for his subject, and , *“* ’P00 ** »ith Mi itnMt every laec, securing cavil and religious lib­ .. .to symbolize, , ,in ,v —=?». 7. . |great admiration.’ Backing the language of art, ' erty to all within its borders, and meting Come Woodbridge & Shelby Sts, -• alike justice 1 **------to cvqy ™ individual and his great idea of the pattern prayer. ' , Detroit, IVticti. lity before the law. It is __ moreover ______ , . There are " our duty to offbr uur bumble will be granted.* ' the Ffither of All Merries for a as from Hun whois the aoi ________ of His divine favor to us as a Thia figure eppeere in an nation and .as individuals. By reason of A Popular Book Howe. all those considerations, I, Ulysses 8. Grant, President of the United States, do recom­ mend to the people of the United Stales to> forms rejoicing in His effulgent beams and PORK AND SHEDS. devote the 30th day of November next to hallowing his na«w. Immediately beneath 54 and 56 Woodbridge St. the expressions of their thanks and prayer the rays of light, which shinO upon a starDETROIT, . - MICHIGAN. to. Almighty God, and hying aside their• gemmed sky, appears the dim outline of avocations end all secular avocations, to> earth, spanned by thu rainbow of Heavenly assemble in their respective phoca of wor­ promise. Matket RcporU ship and observe such a day ns a day of* Just below this design, on either side of thanksgiving and rest In witness whereof I have hereunto set the attitude of supplication and th© other my hand and caused the seal of the United in that of raiiguatiou. Acrom .oteh of (hsac figures is thrown a ribbon; on that States to be affixed. Done at the City of Washington this 26th which appears on the right of the picture, day of October, in the year of our Lord is, “Thy Kingdom comn" and on the one one thousand eight hundred and seven- opposite, “Thy will bo done." The words, "Give us this day uur daily broad," form the basis of three other Ulusnations; the fist of which IL 8. GRANT. HAMILTON FISH. Secretary of The word, Thanksgiving Proclamation. XXi30w4. Br th»Pr«ideoi of ths Uuiud Statss of Aaerioa. GRAIN, FLOUR Cwekh FLOUR, Furniture, Coffins, Etc. READ THIS and be happy again. A Gr..t Mellen in Prices! SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Dialers tn all kinds FURNITURE, ujanuai trims RTdCua-* inums, u. GRAIN, Look here I Look here! Khat! don’t you think wo can sell Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds cheaper than any firm in the State? Wo J. M. HEWES, re guarantee Satisfaction. to any pen-on SK5. We alitbury &. Brosseau. ui. t±.n. TWih. n ari Orimlal PAINTER ’ Hutino., Mich �fn^gjiii-Weekly heplibliGighajijier. EntertainmMt, PAFIfi IF BAHT UIITf. ST11A NGER’B GUIDE MUSICAL AND LlTEftAny^ OFFICIAL (“iTV LOCAL R- R. TIM&-CARD flcan I JUpidl Ex - 'T:!8'>. Library police,. Artiare for Decombor, as it is very frequently Io kkdr rf lie Pirabjwmo Chord., tmtrue to say of a marine, that it is •'more than usasUy interestlur." The naUceabl. bj MAUD ANNIE KKUET „r V~i- article is Mr, Donald y. MHchtU'e account of Lcfoyrtto College, which is somewhat verbosetoll, iMiMrd by the Choir bulU ne»«tt»>tiess exrevillnrly NriKhMM, Trayicnl, Snui^ntal aiui well wntlon and fttli;of information which will IJumarout, ch«"h io thi. dry, - * . .ui inc great .tridcn “ No’- Ktb. Admi- that Lafoyetts Cullvgo has taken within ths ndayiJfcOOr.n. ftw rears.- Mr. Albsrt Rhodes, without “°S I-'hUfeo lOoU. Doonopeo test _ __ whoM aame tbe title page of any American Bl 2 ~° clock' Entertainment cummcncca teagszine rarely appears, it seems has someooixo wras M.ilTrriart • — - 3:40 V. M. al 7:30. taiagto communicate concerning "Our Diplo(7r.n l lUpidi Hxi-rrw. at AC r. n. rtatesanJConsi.il," which may be tizaaty if CLIPPINGS FftOM T(IX PRESS. nte entrancing. The •• Conductor"’of the Mias Kslscy fairly took the audience Jfsalfi/y Dr. J. G. Holland, twins a Holland ..iyirelxhl ----IiUp.m. All trains daily except Bundays—eleept as by storm, being heartily encored. She ia kiwi of .lory entitled "Nichole Minturn,” ono of ths best profasaiooal readers WO and Mr. Hale tarnishes bls "Philip Nolan', have listened to.—St. Ciuharina (Ont) Friends.'.'There is a summary of Mr. Bngene Schuyler a beok on Turktstan. abundantly IItartrated, and a queer sort of artlele by Mr. POST OFFICE TIME CARD Maud Annie Kaiser did herself great James T. Fields, appropriately called " A Pe­ eredil al Howitt’s Hall. She made few culiar Caae," which from internal evidence should have bora feminine handiwork. Mr. diaries Dudley Warner chats about Conitaatlncr voice, and varied expression nople, and is giving very pleasant pictures, or countenance spoke thrillingly u rather writing very pioamnt essays, about his heart. The audience was complete CMeutal Mhnteringe. The "'fopica * TtmV are written* with the usv-* tured. Mias K. has a splendid fut perspicuity which they display. Ddroit KxprcM ItlAatic Rxpres. (Sa W*y Freight al - - UJDa.m. CRAYON PORTRAITS Commercial There u nb Portrait no lasting as a Cray­ on Portrait. Somo of tho finest Land ■cape paintings and most costly Portraits are made from crayon. Water-colors and oil paintings often loose their brilliancy ; but Crayon never fades. Now is your timo to get a good Portrait for one half less money thin you can get from any other first class artist. Wc will furnish —for a abort time—from a good Photo­ graph or Tin-type, a bust picture, sixe of glare covering portrait 16x20 inches, with a fine walnut frame, everything ready fur Imaging, for tho small sum of 113.00. In Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit and Chicago, they to»-v 150 wr for T'-'will ----- *•charge —<is” Jyou ““ “from «« v|25 —« the n-ujie sonic class of wotk work,, and finer tnan than ciase oi anti no uner “ v~* ’ “ ------ and* what I furnish for 813. Please call examine work. Office and residence in first Ward, near Staid road, Hastings, Mieb. _________ JO^N W. CUSTER, Artist. H ASTINGS MARKE s o New Advertisement*. , BiriltOwci, Nov. 23.1876. Meat Market. U17KR.Mr lb., MS All a. indo of FRESH and SALT Mm(i ' on hand. Podbry, Game. etc. Fresh Fish, UTte~-r,r in their Season. local Slwep; Notices Special Notices A largo and highly appreciative audience listened last evening in Young Men * Hall r. —---- — ... vw.ni, wuu .uvrvraacu to the instructive and delicbtftil mdincs rwliag mailer, two beautiful itrel engravtnp, Notioo. a doublo-.ize colored fashion plale, about fifty rive We-ipesdar and Saturday at 12 leave at 1 of MW Kelsey.—Detroit Pott. Miss Kelsey s manner iq simple and NoticCbi hereby given to Earl 6. Brown J.M. NBVIN8. P.M. graceful, or full of fire and vigor; her voice and wife', Allen Bennet, H. J. Kenfield. is singularly sweet and flexible, deep and ••Pktcrson" has outdone himself, Laura McPherson, Adam Tinkler, Pat­ COUNTY OFFICERS. sonorous at wilt Mias K. has given pub­ noveleis, stories, sketches, poetry. rick McCnrty-and to all whom it may con;» ■ ■ I’rvbalr........ ....... ................... _S C Psindls lic readings in many of our most imporL, ftc„ crowd the number. •■ Pelw- oem. that the Recorder of the city of za to bathe cheapest and Uu lady', -tLeri*. . , ...... — taut‘ cities, and ' always holds holds her her audience at b^ok in the world. And so wonder, for th. Hostings in Barry County, Ml/-h., haa (by ....... ............. .I. W. Vroomaa ■pell bound.—.4km Arbor Courier. pries U ouV two anilart a yoor, portage free, tlic direction of the Common Council of IV IT while to cluboil la oh caper Mill, vis.: three said city) issued a rentre and placed in the , ■, rk........ ......... Fortune favor* the Breve. copies for f4.M, portage free,-with the m.g- hands of the Sheriff of Barry County, ........... -MiloT. Wharior njfloen* historical anmvlsg, (27x40) "The commanding him to summon a jury.of ............. John Hotehklss Artoryx.. .............................. C H Bauer In tian gonoby, when civilisation had just picture, to the person getting up the club. Or twelve dlsinterottcd Froeboldcra of said .............. B A Holbrook ..... Utter stilt, stx copies for JO.GO. with both an city to appear before him, the said Record­ ""*• J ..Wm LCobb reigned predominant in the affairs of men. extra copy of the magaxino aid a copy of the er, at his officc'in tlio Common Council ----------------.Frank 6 Bow.a The goddess of Fortune smiled on those aa ••Carnwanb,*' A tho person getting up the room of said city, on the twentieth day of chib. To larger clube the terms are even more Chance prescribed. Armies fell, ind were lB>eraI. Sahscribe to no magazine rill you November, A. D. 1876, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, to make a jury to inquire in­ have seen a Oopy of •• Petersos.” Specimens to tho necessity of taking and using the following described grounds and premises, TO-DAY’SADVERTISEMENTS. sow- ate Chertnut street, PhUadelphia, P*. on tho south side of State street, to wit: Sufficient to widen and straighten said' The publisher of "The Nursery" has issued State street, from Hanover street oast, to struggles in blood for wealth, when a more a list of premi urns for obtaining subscribers to Montgomery street, and to assess the dam­ his popular magazine. The list comprises pacific oport unity affords itself. For instance, article, useful and ornamental, including ages and compensation duo to tho owner books, games, knives, skntca, and toys of all or owners or other parties interested there­ pod round gifts of 8100,000, $50,000, $25,000 kinds. Hero is a chance for boy. and girls in. '. Custar. to obtain a nice holiday gift for themselves or Given under my hand at the city of a friend by making a little healthful exertion. ' Hastings, the 14th day of November, A. •'The Nursery,' enters upon its eleventh year the ■■Kentucky Cash Distribution Company," in January, 1877, and is as tall of life and an­ D., 1876. L. D. Quack XNBV8H, City Recorder. of Frankfort, Ky. See their Advertisement. imation a. ever. The secret of its succros is found between its cover, every month. Tbe 2 times. All About the County. price is 81.60 a year. It is published by J^hn List of Patents. L. Shorey, 86 Bromfield Hl.. Borton who will Our Centennial, rend a sample number • with ibe premium list Gold IWj. List of patents issued to Inventors of MichGreenbacks Vl{. ‘ Train has brought me a well assorted /fhe Editor of the Bxxxxn is confined to his each dated Nov. 7th. 1876. Furnished thia stock of Bools, Shoes, and Gaitcre for lie Tho Democrats are raking the whole paper by Cox * Cox, Solicitors of Patents, summer and fall trade, which I will sell house by a Milieus attack. United Stales with a fine-tooth comb to way down low for Caok. I ahro anil tho find the one elector that they want. Giv ­ celebrated Singer Sewing Machine J. Hinshaw, Stove Pipe Shelve, Brooklyn. ing up the South in despair, they arc try­ different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ T. Powers, Shaft Coupling. Holland. ing to oust a Republican elector in. Vcr> dles and Machine Oil. I also sell Well 4 E. Milla, Excursion Wagon, Lexington. mont, Oregon, or Wisconiin. It is a case Cistern Pumps. ' J. Maus , The " Beautiful Snow ” is for the'first lime of drowning men catching at straws— Opposite tho Post Office this tall making its appearance here. Saginaw.; xx41tf " Hastings, Mich. where there are no straws. Tie Kalama too Business College is haring E* Holton, Abdominal Supporter, Jackson. acre new students this year than ever. Cash Paid tor HOGS fcr PACKMQ. Uxitiapaad Woodland-?Arrive Tuwday. Thurt- Miss Maud Aiwia Kehey. .A few thousand dollars to loan in sums of 8500 for three years, secured on farm property. IL J. Gxant. xx151y4 One of the beet and moat artistic recitations that we here heard in a long time was given, Tie are informed that the •• Mother Goose by Miao Maud Annie Kelsey, on Wednesday Lnirrtaiamenl" at Union Hall last evening gave perfect satisfaction. She also read one J. P. Roberts, Esq., is oat to-day alter wild of Will Carleton’s famous farm ballads in a turkeys- Well. ail We have to say about that her by attending the entertainment. at Preabytrrian Church to-morrow evening. " Get- Preston about it. 'Messrs. Holden and Ingraham are buying •nd shipping hogs. They have shipped several ear loads recently. ( Take -Notice. eXMSlae and adjuit I Dated. Novambar lkin.-it ovtrcom V. LEINS. romplaiot. urinary affections, scraaia, and maladies of a yel Hastings, (kt. 21,1876. ehilli and fevar and other tn lac illdtrlr t-eraoni find in thia comfu only a remedy fr>r the numarom • h.A ... la k. I are and lapport. Female* in delicate health um t at a meani of oreraominx there diMbilitlo. and irrocnlaritiM which aflliet the rentier rex, and nereoui or biltou« rutted, derive the prompted •nd mart complete relief from it. There is. In •bort, no elu. of iavrtidi tost if not benefited by the Bitten. It rorrvatM wasted rumuth. fortifle. the rritem a.alnrt dlMaae. and is ono of tho moat' m ?;???? ; ? m ?? List of letters remaining In the Hastings P. O. Barry County. Mich. Nov. 22,1876. J Oimun will give a Thanksgiving Ball at hii Hotel, Woodland Center, on Thursday eve., ard. Fanny M. Hayes, Lise Munion, HHle H. the 30th inat. A good time is anticipated. Newton. J. R. Puttee, Charles Spellman, Goo. Fanners please take notice that I have bought out the interest of Calhoun 4 Beckwith, io the hotel barn and you will find it to your interest to call and soe me. xrtfiltT J- W. Brock. A CARD. On Sunday, Nov. 19th. a Ladies Gold Pen To learn Lace Making, by Mrs. OSTERHOUDT. at her Rooms over tho Postofficc. of all styles will be taught, for TIDIES, TRIMMINGS, &c., Remember the place. Mbs. P. D. Osterhoudt. Hastings, Oct. 24, 1876. (xxi52w4) . 8999 Centennial Milliner AND to wad i»»- Farmers and Bl­ ind danxhtars. and all elaaaes work it home, ahould write to ui TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. n fact. th» wort f»ilorv coaid ntver riihthra. Bat within tho last two y« ritt of ort tnodirine* havo »pran< ot> Madison Dispensary, Boots and Shoes, Hosiery, Notions Sta­ tionery and Groceries, at the store of 52tf Mra. E. M. Hand Lost The Grand Central Hotel, New York, "lends tie van” among the first-class hotels, by re­ ducing its rates from $4.00 to 82 50 and 88.00 P*r day. Scholars Wanted Lace Making bnrineM wo task, this unp>rrtl.i.d off.r: To .ucb m ar. not wrll mtufirt wo will lend oaodollar to par for the trouble of writinx. Full partleel.n. ample, worth oeveral dollar, to ooamoaeo work on. and a copy of Homo aad Ftrerido. one of the lirxvt and bwt llluilrated publteafloM. oU Mat free by mall. Header, if yov. want permanent pruStable work. addroM. Ueorpe &ia>oa ie Krtlatd. Moia*. «449W New Goods, and Cheap. repaid. xxi52tf. t >: I > Notice. PROBATE ORDER. Roberts Dru" Store. I can’t pay my debts unless my custom­ ssi-Byei1" altall rwlenUeealy i ers nay me. I am bound to pay mine at We tbi> with the ulrnort all "himarda. Do you sec the point ? xxi56w^ R- J- Grant. cnV^neaday.tbe: ixWri Advertised Letters. Market one door West of J. tin whether I 3 restore To Loan. NOTICE TO £.O^jypiONEKS ON reive broken limbo, as the sidewalks are lay. . ,‘ftom.eh Hltten Dress-Makiim Shoj! ■ Mrs. Osterhoudt & Wilkinb wish to inform the Ladies of Hastings and vicinity that they have opened a new Millinery and Dress-Making Shop, over the Postoffice,. We also do all kinds of Fajply Sewing. Ladies, give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Mrs. Ostnrhoudt & Wh^ins. Hastings, Oct. 24, 1876. (xxiwtf) REMOVAL! Caution. John Stanly has made different arrangeBlake, about the 28th of September last, for Forty Dollars. As the Roto wm ob’ tsined by fraud. 47tf Fbkderich Naohtbinb. r”5± HI stitched handkerchief, one some portions of the city, •til! there is.room for more. probably belonging to one of our city ■eiborasr. PROBATE ORDER. with D. O. Robinson. lion to the Card of Dn. J. B.LaBcxx which will be found in another column of this paper. The Doctor will be al the Hartings House on Mrs. C. D, Farris, of Rutland. who died one “thTforreooVba on Saturday, was not buried" till Sunday. The - M. D. Reed desires to call attention to his new Wagon Shop, where he may bo found at all hours of any day, ready to do any woA in his line, from putting a new spoke in an old wheel, to the building of the best buggy ever seen in the county of Barry. Don't forgot ths place; in the shop with Jason Rich 4. Bro., corner o Church ind Railroad Street xx6tf returned from San Francises, California. I given for payment a monthly visit to this town on Urn 2flth of each month giving tho ritiseas of Hartings xxi46tf *o«n he became convinced that she was really dead. r JvLroa Rumnll. . ilARHIAGE GUIDE, 0B SEXUAL PATHOLOGY STM BIT STORE STAVES. STAVES. GRAND RAPIDS, Cash, 22 MONROE ST. It fo font of 7-4x004of O^L UfoL/of ST4"r«/ W XflW 1004 yn '/ T1* Highest Market Price in ftrLffirTtovr sTw WhUrnu. . A-orwa Ou>4i»—lb« b«M gsU mutrt. A Ml Bopply.t J. P. Screw Homs Maxrracrru.—Tbm to a otherwise, and Stock ale, ' prejudice against aritolaaof American bulk, go to Jon* Starlky'h. John Stanley sells better and BolxW. XXl44t3 NOTICE. NEXT DOOR TO or Middleville. laeaire at Central House. �Tho “Iron Trait" ■ ‘ * A spio :>Ut«h descriptive of the AtehiMn,-Topeka untl Santa Fe Railroad, the boantice, scenery end pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nym Crinkle," the musical and dramatic critic of the 1850. Tiaty-H^ft Year 1877. ‘ „ . MICHIGAN RURAL1 NEW-YORKER. p?*ntertaUJ Ajniwllaml «u<! Family t ion, together with the .Smi Juan Guide, maps and time tables of this new and pop IEDUCEDJ’lUB8CRiPTiON PK1CE ular route from Kansas City and Atch‘- - ’ FOK 1811. ■ to Pueblo, Denver and all points io rado, New Mexico, Ariwna and . ,0* Juan Mines. The finest Hnu ,. !?®M ■ Sleepers on the continent b v w° Til" Girl, <3Un Bivor ■nd’.'lla " -»«.. iho M»mark at report*. lavaral pUH aredevotad to homewiiUtf oh.»~ H .■“el7 Jaor-tau !»• titot. If, ,-oJ tnp tour• «, . .» p J ‘hi Mittuttn Rtw to “°i' °I*‘ *“ TlitE TABLE obthebn MRAILWAY COMPANY OENTH.AL Taking Effect Apr. 16th. 1876 STMIOS*. GOIWG EA-T. The followinir indnoetaeau ore afforwi by this Hao oyer all other Hnn to travelers for Watkins ISA1 Philadelphia, NEW rout CENTRA I. RAIL>SAU at CAJfASDJLlGVA. K. PCtta Northara tami- th. celebrated i of Fansarlva- TRAINS ttHr aid aa apwial ooaiributen, 8.11. if rare »xot«n Iranian: and Fbhi Special Notice. '' Fred Sweet wished to call attention to his friends and customers that ho has taken tho window of Dr. Roberts (in Post Offic- V where he will be found ready, wilt­ ing and competent to do all work in his line intrusted to his care. Thanking you for past darora I hope by strict attention to businon* to merit a continuance of the same. Very respectfully xxi53t2 Fred Swett. .„ . .. . CENTRAL RAILROAD. T. J. Asdebson, 6’cm. Port. Jyt. Topeka, Kan: X’\52if Railroads. Railroads. Railroads. ortu east. Merhsn. Editor ErwsftteS-tj'SkSr.r.te Pennsylvania lailroad GOING SOUTH. .TIOSf? |nO.JXO.^Ki SATlNfrSTATIONS uisreir tjuksis-vi m- will b« u *U KU.M1 Lost. A promissory note given by William Knapp and bis brother, of Hastings, payable to J. Winters, due Oct 15 1876. On thia sold payment has been stopped, and the person who found it will confer a favor by returning it to the subscriber. Anr. Bvnnell. Barry Oct. 16th 1876. xxi49t3 CHEAP CENTENNIAL.TRIP—To Smith, Mance.A Preston’s and settle to save costs. utc must have our pay. xxi46tf NEW ADVERTISMENTS. h If!will known that Huie diBeuity M, in formias a dub in any locality, a ii invilad to form a club— tbn> moaper abaapar and benafltlnc tbdr ^7-T,e^.*3Sriu"yj!3 dab KtaU.RURAL br addroviinj i^USHLVO CO.. exiMvti Qi l7f| D. I BOID, Jr. KSKVP- CALIFORNIA if fSVuenc St., A’nr 1' PETERS’ HOUSEHOLD MELODIES. O. P. Rowoil & Co’s. Col. mLOPOB, 2fo. ti prior 25 enUa voarifa*.- The Inittle Rock Embraces under one maDegement the Great Trunk Railway:.IJnes of tho WEST and NORTH-WEST,and. with its numerous bronchi.a and connections, forms tho ahortest and quickest route ' CiMMroLW-Wlth Mlrhlcan Air Idas for J»ekbetween Chicago nnd all points In »n, Romtr. Union City, Throo River*. Nils*. New irn.xois, Wisconsin. Northern Michigan. Minnesota, Iowa,- Ne­ all voinia KasLewd Wett. braska. CAMFOBN1A, and the VVCSTeiin TEU&rroKxiB. Its r Omaha and California Line PETERS’ PARLOR MUSIC, NO 23. $1.8" «f Jeweb Mararia-.-J.y KlnkH «T" , ? LA CREME DE LA CREME, No. 35, 7»r»fr to " • r>. s l Little Rixk. Ar kenox. $1.35 J. & P. Coats !h tho shorU*st and best route forall Elnt» in Northern Illinois, Iowa, tKoT”. Nebraska, Wyoming. Col­ orado, Utah. Nevada, California, Oregon, (.*111x5, Japan and Austra­ lia. its Chicago, Madison and St. QBEXT WESTERN KAlLWAT. Paul Line Superior Strength L Voluntary by Mine Is the only route for Winona, Roches­ Manicato, Rt. and nil puinre lnBouthcru and Central Mlneeota. Its “==#$£ Green Bay and Marquette Line --------- by Beelhortfn ; •sat. ; ■------- --• A.T.GOSHORS. Dirtefor-G.aaraL . J R. HAWLEY. Pr*r Atax. R. Botcz.su. Secretary Sre teta_ a5CteRgy"Jg ? J.,JjSE PBTEBS' 25 SACKED SBLEOTIOSB. FnnAnlhetn for Harvest Faauvali, cm MARBLE WORKS AtKalamazoo. Alich Monuments of the best American and Imported Marble, Tablets and Head­ stones of all description made to ona*r on short notice, also Granite Monu­ ments of tho various patterns supplied to customers, ' G<m» W Window A SanJB Clark' General Agent, •J. R RobinsOa, agwnt in PENSIONS ,A AM PAID I K* aSKRnTocor duty, if ij |>mk accident or ctbarwne. A UJyZk WOVMO of any kUd. the TCMC.K bat .uyht, e<’»’a ..77 i S J»» Jadiolnn’ ae!e<-tli-n rind mannrananlwr STOCK PRIVILEGES S ASlWJLiS'fcS® S QRAND MPIDS DIVISION. io».5and Shivs thrMsh Slwpfo* and Chair The Reliable Short Line FreePort and Dubuque Line CHICAGO-4 Sfflffi Fort Warn Jataii & Saftnaw IAHMAD. HHOST MVS UTVESX KWHIGAN AKD THE SOUTH. V--Fb»rUrt Idas Ulw Trains ran by Chinaco Timo. Tki onlg Lini ruttntnj TRAINS GOING SOUTH. iHtheonly route for Elgin. Rockford, Freeport, ru.d all points via Freeport. KSS CWf« |i?n Kdr^lBS Chicago and Milwaukee Line Is the old Lake Shore Route, and to the, only one panxlng through Evanston, Lake Forest, Highland Park, Wavkbcan, Racink, Kenosha to Milwaukee. WINSLOW'S STEAM S500J raafijr; «U,~ a, CinwHitarI wad Ft. Looi, Holl^ad for IndiipoH*. Loaiirill*. SuLuuu MsUlIpatouSoaUt- BRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT ter, Owatokna, Peter, New Ulm, Is the only line for Janesvili.e, Watertown, Fok Du Lac. Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, Escanaba, Negaunee, Marquette. Houghton, Lcalia Hancock, and the Lake Superior Country. Its yor - FSiialiiB i ik s •onnoofo UD. AM. JcncUoa with D. A U. iflUad. Mjas Graad Raaid* with AL C. H. 1L Is tho short line for Northern Wisconbin and Minnesota, and for Mad­ ison, St.Paul. Minneapolis. Duluth and all pointe in tho Great Northwest. PETERS’ OCTAVO CHORUSES, SPOOL COTTON.” a, ^ousatade :8atsrd*y sad S« Winona and SL Peter Line PETERS' ORGAN SELECTIONS, Excellent Quality pouiU. lUsKtL! ■»—With Loa i>viDa,Kov Albaay A Chit-Mv R- R-. for Loturville. New Albany, and Booth- । ern s-olnts. alSTirJajttS*. P-.TSIL.* Swsrr's H°T' Pullman Palace Cars Are run on all through trains of this road. Ito Is tli0 ONLY LINE running theso cars between Chicago and St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago and W In ana. At Omaha our Sleepers connect with : tbe Overland Bleepers on tbe Union Pacific Railroad for ail points West of the -Viseyurt River. On the arrival of tbe trains from tbe East or South, the trains of the Chicago & North-Western Railway LEAVE CHICAGOaa feUews: For Council Blufik. Omaha and Cali­ fornia, Two Through Trains dally, with Pullman Palace .Drawing . Room and Sleeping Core through to Council Bluflk. For St. JEtoul and Minneapolis Two Phrough Trains Daily, with Pullman Tatoce Care s^jefcedma both train* a Two Trains dallyj with Bollman I’alaoo Can attached, and running through to MarquotteFor Milwaukee. Four Through Trains dally, Pullman Can on 'night trains, Parlor Chair Can* on day trains- . For Sport* and Winona and points in Minnesota, One Throuigh " Train dally,• with Pullman Sleepers to Wlooita. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Through Trains dally,. with Pullman Carson nigh» Ualns. For DutTuqueRud La Crusae, via Clin­ ton two Through Tralna dhliy, with Pullamn Care on night train to Mc­ Gregor. Iowa. For Hloux City and Yankton. Two Train? dally. Pullman Cars to Mlsaouri Valley Junction. For Lake Genera, Four Trains dally. For, Koekfonh Sterling, Kenosha, Janesville, and other points, you can have from two to ten trains dally. New York Office,No. 4l6, Broadway : Boston Office No. fl State .Street; Omaha Office, 353 Farnham Street; San Fran­ cisco Office, 121 Mtmtjromcrr Street; Cblmr> Ttelul Offic. ra CUrt SUM under Shertnau House, corner Canal and Madison Street; Klmde Btroat. Depot, corner W. Kcnxle and Canal and K Fur] WM AW» BOOM, HAO PER DAY. kr*dB*aMi An^X “ ooiiio soKTif. 10 00 " »M ' •SonKir eseept*!. fSshtrfay sad S»ni!*r ’fbranrt (S^thwsnd S1m>j raad EanW« iuwl patroit. So <am« dsnet al Darrolt t //KA’HF, EaCQ/T, FKORIA, G8NR3 AO. MOIAL’K. ROCK 1SLAKD. DAVENl’ORT, trU.'ICATLVR, WMunr&NHT. IOWA errr. orik. HULL. NKWTAS. DIS MOIXBS Council Binns ani Omaha, Without Change of Cars, Where ItJolna wHb the Unloa Paoise tfoiiwoy for braver. &u-tL*k. City, .ta^ramenu,. Sa. fruntu eo, and all pouita west on tbe Pnatta »ouL KANSAS LINE. SUTB|WOBTD, ATcnuon, aud CHICAGO. A’ANlUlt, niDUH tubritobies, OOMBjWO, JJfD NSW ' Mwaoo. jUtftSEiSfSt hSUifirerf � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-11-27.pdf 354cf4b54fc86fcce59e97c2793873f6 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 61. HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1876. Wagons, Groceries, Undertaking, Staves, Etc., Etc. GEO. M. DEWEY //(>/? AND WAGONS! PUBLISHER. l.iiMS OV SUBSCRIPTION: f/.N Ul ADVERTISING. fan jtjc /ixxj tixj-f oj\ft trx viLL sxU rasm AND. BUSINESS M STUDEBAKER ffl FISH BROS.. IM'S At prices lower than ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. . PLOWS AND CASTINGS ILjUnx-. Mick ( MILOT. TaEAdci In addition to the Oliver Chilled Plows and castings, we have a full stock of II. V. I’EOKUAM, PHYSICIAN k SURGEON, as-1 th ilres.-ua XXUtf M. W. RIKER, JUSTICE OP THE PEACB. G.neral Coltectloo u.l lanmneo AnnL < nion Block. Sum bwoot, MWkA Mich. SW WM. UPJOHN, SALISBURY k. BROSSEAU. DEALER*IN FURNITURB. fpholrtrry GooJ.. POINTS AND EXTRAS for the Gale, Curtis, Robinson, Dodge and Kalamazoo Plows. Points are all ground and sold at the same price as unground points.' 50yi GREBLEA RUSSELL. THE VICTORY IS DR. H. F. PECKHAM. WON ! *> tr-’tiiMLs. xxOtf V. ParstriAX A SURUBOM.-OKeo over D. Aeklor's U.-n Store. State .AL. Uaxtiao Mieh. WM. H. HAYFORD, ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME < The Triumph is Complete. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. A HORNET M-l Coanxellor at Uw. an< *• t-hancery. »“d Ininaetion Manor. B Aceut; lands bo«*ht andeotd. aad al DR. c- RUSSELL, For frill Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sri garfl, Canned Goods, and all oth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. "TflClAX* SUHOBON.-Oflte. ov< • «t«v. I'kcaaix Block. St* MMUnq,, Mick. LUCIUS RUSSELL, CHAS. II. BAITER. WM. COME BURGHER. -AJSD SEE MJS I JOHN STANLEY. ISAAC W. TROOMAX. ^n-StlBHOrN. D«p«ty U. 8. MISCELLANY. OLD ABEL’S MILLSTONE. U«x «t th# ■ nurt Boose. Hution. Mieh. JaayFU FTRWFRS OF BARRIIWI, JOHN Q. CRESSY. Look to your interest, and go to From Timlor’s Maoaitao. •'Don't say that Polly. If it were not fur yuur earnings how could I put wages into the savings bank, as I do near­ ly every month ? ’’ “Well, daddy, dear, y ra know it's only you I've got to live for, said the girl arch*!• „ “What's that you say ?" replied old Abel, highly pleased with hia daughter’s remark, bnt determined not to be hood­ winked. “I#Fw about Tom Smith ? D’ye mean to Bayrou don't care for him ?" ’ “Hush I Don't speak so loud." Polly blushed, and looked half fright­ ened toward the corner of the room where the big bureau cast its shadow. . “Why. there's nobody ran hear." “Yea, father, the children might; and children sometimes make a lot of mis­ chief," observed that little wiseacre Pol­ ly. Then, with a desperate intention of changing the subject, she said: “You must have a great coat this winter, or you are sure to have the rheumatics, at you had them last year. Ob, I saw a beauty in the Homeferry road to-night—so thick, with nice warm lining inside, and the price only eighteen shillings Second­ hand, of course, but almost as good as new." Oh I think I can do without it this year. Let's save the eighteen shillings and send it to Mr. Baker, Jr. “No, I shan’t allow anything of the sort. I’m just at anxious u you are to pay our debts but I’d rather work my fingers to the bones than that you should suffer another rear as you did last." “And I too, added a strong manly voice which seemed to issue from Mr. Webb's sleeping place’. Polly gave a shriek, theu burst into a ringing laugh, that seemed to fill the room witn joyous harmony, like the souad of bells upon a frosty night; and Abel turned suddenly in his chair, saw the burly form of Tom Smith emerge from the dusky corner. , “Hallow, Tomi" shotted Abel. "So you’ve been listening. Well, luckily, you ain't heard no accrete. I suppose you are one of tboM children that makes mischief, as Polly says." • This retaliation upon his daughter struck Webb as such an extraordinary master­ piece of witticism that ho fairly roared with laughter. By and by Tom Smith roared too; and when ho bad had his laughter out, finding that Abd's attention was still engrossed by the wonderous joke, seized the opportunity to throw his arms around Polly’s waiat, at which the damsel, who did not like being laughed at, told the devotod lover to "be done, and not be so silly." “Well, what bringiyou here?" inquir­ ed Abd, whoso laugh had now subsided into a giggle, and winking at hia young friend. / ; "Why, fathir ho saw me home, and brought iho cucumber for a present." "My stars, that's a beauty ! I'm much obliged to jou Tom, for there’s nothing I like better. Some say cowcumbcni ain’t good, that you ought to ped 'cm nicely, and then fling 'em out of tho window ; but i«li-n with a little of the rind on, a bit of ingun and lots of pepper, I don’t think there's much harm in 'cm—leastways they don’t harm ino." And apparently cucumbers were thoroughly innocuous to Mr. Webb, who speedily - drew his chair up to the table, aud began to ply his knife and fork with a will. Mr. Tom Smith considerately waited until his friend had completed his repast, and then explained tho object of his visit. Polly, who was busy dearing the suppor­ table, wanted to leave the room, but her betrothed wouldn’t hear of such a thing, and by-and-by that gallant swain exercised bis influence with such marked suocess that, all aglow with blushes, she was indue cd to take a seat upon the footstool be­ tween the two men, of whom it would bo hard to say which loved her best. "You know, Mr. Webb, Polly and I have been courting along time, nigh upon eighteen months, and we’er beginning to think—that ir, I am beginning to think," (this alternation in a response to a protest from Polly,) “it’s about time we got mar­ ried. I don't like to sec her wearing her young life out in our hot work-rooms. My *11.ry, as you know, is at present £80 a year, and I live on the premises. Now I think if I was to tdl Loostring tho facte of the case, and that I wanted to live away he would give me £130. Now ain't that S- C- PRINDLE” f IM and BDirardc. xxXyI had exauslcd hia For your Salt. ‘TTOWET j!‘niealae i and me for you arc to come and live with us, eh Tom ?' Mr. Smith thus appealed to, vowed that Ilia father in-law'a residence with them was considered quite a settled matter, as in truthjjt was. WHOfrE NO. 2004. • RURAL TOPICS. wnuen for tba RxreaLiCAN Baxvh ■ rni value or ttjhf. Very few farmera are aware of the quo. tity of actual decomposable vegetable mat. A tear stood in old Abel’s eye, and his voice quivered with emotion, as laying ter (Smtaincd in a square yard of torf ta­ aside hu pipe and taking his daughter's ken from the surface of well-set sward band lovingly with- his own, hr said : land. Accurate experiments have shown “Totu Smith I know you to be a true that not less than thirty tons exist in an and honest fellow. There is no man upon acre, mrat of which are room and fibres, the face of the earth I would more desire to call my sone in-law; but before 1 give a small portion only of the mass bring my consent to your marriage I must tell above the surface. It will hence be seen you of something that may. perhaps cause that by investing the sward of uplands and you to draw back. meadows, and allowing it to decompose Tom was about to speak when Abel, in undisturbed, a most important tunu of trembling accents resumed: the soil will- be secured, and at small ex­ “If you'dJboth been contented tolwait a pense. This, 'even were no other dress­ few years, what I am about to tell you qiight nevex have been known*to cither of ing used, would of itself be an invaluable you. I was still a young man^when I fintt entered Raker 4 Baker's warehouse; yon Polly, were three years old, but your brother Sam wan eleven or more. He U5ed sometimes to bring me my meals at the drug warehouse, and onoo or twice Mr. Baker—the old man I'm speaking of now—took notice of him. As I was a bit of a favorite, he used to say to me, ‘Now, Abel, whent hat boy's old enough I’ll take him into the counting-house if you like,' If I would like! I treasured those words, and your mother and myself aid all wc could in the way of sending him to school and such like, so as he should be fit when Mr. Baker wanted him. Oh, how we. loved that boy ! how proudly we watchedj< him grow up, and what hopes wc formed। accquisition to the fertility of any soil, and it is replete with juices and other princi­ ples that not only favor, bnt insure a Bpacdy decompewition, tho adx-anteges re­ sulting to the fanner from frequently in­ verting hia sward lands—where circum Btanoes require it—arc far greater than wo should be induced to suppose. Many are inclined to tho'bpimou that when lands in grass are broken hp, the mere addition of the vegetable matter—roots, grass, 4c.,. contained in it is of little or no importance ; but allowing the quantity of organic mate ter to be only fifteen tons to tho acre— .one half the quantity contained in of good award land—it will be bo seen seen at onoo -- o ---------------------of him ! Sam seemed a steady, industrious that a very great benefit must be derived from ita presence and action. lad enough, and for a time he certainly ITALIAN BEES. Eave great satisfaction in the counting ouSe. lie was then seventeen, and as Some months ago I called on Italian hnmLome a fellow as you might wish to bee keepers, through an agricultural paper, see, though I'm his father as says it. He to state what their general experience with was a general favorite in the office, and at fthem was, as my experience with them last got trusted to collect some of the debti, did not show them to tx> what some due to the firm. About thia time there apiarians had claimed forthunr; and one of came a sudden change in his habits and the most extensive Italian boc-keepcra re­ appearance which alarmed ms and his sponded as follows : "The Italians will mother very much. He got to keeping defend themselves front robbing bees late hours, made some bed acquaintances, much belter than the natives, and are and began to dress extravagantly. It was very much less liable to be injured by the no use our cautioning him, for he seemed greatest enemy to beat—the nfJth miller. determined to go on in his own course. Italians often fill thrir brood >combs with But all the sorrow and disappointment honey much earlier in the season than the we felt was nothing to the fearful blow natives, making the latter preferable in that almost stunned us when on a chance thia^ regard. This is often a cause for examination of the books, it was found more determined effort to cast early Sam bad cmbcxxeled his employer’s money swarms, a fact that I do not consider in to a hundred and fifty pounds. From the favor of Italians, where surplus honey is moment of that terrible discovery your desired instead of increase of swarms. mother drooped and drooped until she Those who donbt that Italians are long­ died. What he had done with the money er lived than natives, should take a comb lie would never tell; bnt the bead cashier containing the same amount of brood from (Mr. Robert Wilmot, he who went soon a hire of each variety, and place them in a after to Australia) declared that more than hire by themselves, at the begining of tho once he Lad. heard the boy talk about working season. Do not allow diem to horse racing; and it was in thia way ho rear a queen. If tho black bees should always considered the money had gone I disappear one-halt faster than tho Italians As for Sam himself he stuck to it hard (as by actual test I have found them todo), and fast that ho was not guilty of any dis­ it will be proof positive as to this point. MONET IN POULTBT. honesty. He swore that the money he'd collected had always been paid over to Any farmer or person owning from 10 the cashier; but the evidence the other to 20 acres of land can make considerable But it re>, way was too strong, and our boy was money in keeping poultry. branded as a thief. Mr. Wilmot, who was quires some knowledge of the manner in angry at Sam's insinuations, wanted him which fowls should be managed to succeed sent to prition ; but Mr. Baker was a mer­ well. Where there are no neighbon near ciful man, and did not bring upon, ug any to be molested, turkeys are profitable when further disgrace. After this I felt I could- :allowed to roam over extensive fields, as no longer remain imMr. Baker's employ; they require no feeding when grasshoppers and thus it was I went to Leostring 4 iare plenty. Geese are also very profitable Tool's. So that Sam might haven chance where they can have a stream of water and of getting back his character. Mr. Baker low gram lands to feed on. In some places thousand are owned by one person, gave him a letter of introduction to a met-, several i a living is made on the profits ofgeese chant at Bombay, somewhere in India, and i who might be able to find him employ- ialone. In regard to»he profits ofdunghill they produce from 125 to 175 eggs ment such as wouldn’t have temptations. fowls, ' Sam eagerly jumped at the offer, but up ।each per year, and a bn.hol of grain par supplies for each fowl, costing from to the moment of his departure declared year ; to 75 cents, according to locality, while himself innocent of stealing Mr. Baker’s 30 । money. Poor fellow ! it was ths last we the eggs are worth from $ 1.25 to 13.00 per annum. But certain rules must saw of him. Before the vessel reached each < observed, or a failure is certain as fol. India she met with a fearful hurricane, bo 1 and every soul on board her perished." 1 lows: 1. Never crowd to many into their Overcome by these painful recollection house. Abel buried his face in his hands and wept roosting : 2. Give them ample grounds to ran in. Complete silence reigned in the room for a 3. Sec that they do not become infest­ few momenta, and then Polly, controlling with an effort the strong emotions that 1ed with Hoc. 4. A largo shod to be provided to run swept through her heart, crept to her fa­ under in storms. ther's side and placed her hand in his. 5. Fresh water daily, and plenty of it. "Dear father," she said in broken tones. G. Roosting house to be well ventilated “The story of your sorrow makes yon summer ( and winter. * dearer to me than ever. ’ 7. Not to feed to much corn, as it The old man withdrew his hand from makes . them too fat. her embrace, and, when she kissed the tear* 8. Provide plenty of graved, lime, 4c., from bis checks, resumed : to produce eggs. “There could bo no doubt of your broth­ 9. Avoidlow, wet grounds where your er's guilt, and I was too sensible of the fowls ! congregate. ■ 10. Obtain a good brood—good layers kindness of his employe™ to allow them hardy. to suffer. I resolved oome what might, and i THE VALUE OF UEN MANURE. that I would do my best to repay them. But few men who keep fowls are aware For this I daily denied myself; for this I , not because ho ■narrowed your opportunities of education, of । the real value of hen manure, and I may ud this, next to your happineta, my chUd not be much ia error, if any, when I say is the object of my life." ‘ Dear fittbor, and ’until now you have year is worth what it costa to feed her. always led me to believe that the amount Fowl* average a bushel a year, whoa their paid half-yearly was to discharge a debt of droppings are carefully saved—say 2» yonr own." OONTTNUED ON 4tH PAGE. [CONCLUDED NEXT WBBB.J �v .n tuanngeis to prevent tho Stale board THE STORY OF A NEWSPAPER of State canvassers from going into any investigation of alleged frauds, aiid to con­ A Rare Case of Journalialio Success in». M. DKWKY, fine ite functions to simply ecrtifyibg tho in our Wolverine Metropolis. vote as n-tunwyl by county officers, are re­ HABWNoa, Mich., Nov. 27, ’,876. garded hero os evidences of their purpoee A LJTTLK INSIDE HISTORY IM REGARD TO to stifle all inquiry a» to the methods of THE DETROIT KVEKIKO MEW*. the rifle dubs of that Statu during the campaign. They celebrated the one huudreth anniversary of our independence Carrespon ilence ofthe Byan Julie Cntrier. by the deliberate murder of Several col­ Detroit, November 8th.—While *o ored men at Hamburg, under circumstan- many newspaper ventures turn out disas­ BtanccB ep infamous and revolting that trous failures, it seems wonderful tho buceven the better portion of the Democratic ccss that the little Evening News of this city has achieved, and all in the short press tluroughout the country, denounced period of but little over three rears. When it os the' oct of barbarians. Butler, the in the summer of 1873 the paper was first lo^Her atad defender of the mouaorc, at I announced, no one supposed it could pos­ once became the recognised head of tho sibly succeed, and some of the m-.st exper­ rifle clubs. Republican political meetings ienced jounolfeta of this city predicted that its founder Mr. James-E. Scripps, were everywhere over-awed and intimidat­ would in a few months sink on it all ho had ed by the presence of armed desperadoes. made in the Tribtme in fourteen long years. A reign of .’error wm established through­ It was started, too, just before the disas­ And still our Platform. out the State. Scores of political murders trous money panic of which tho country has not oven yet ceased to feel the effects. were committed and their authors have “Honest money for all, and thus far pseaped punishment; and tho sub­ But tho paper was from the first well re­ In six months it was paying ex­ free schools for all. There version |pf the State Government by a ceived. penses. In 1874 it returned a good rcshould be no inflation which- bloody devolution was only prevented, as muncrativcjprofit, and this I understand since increased year by year till it is will depreciate the one nor sec­ u beliewd, by .the presence of United lias doubtful if any Detroit paper is now doing tarian interference which will States t» 'ops. Under such circumstances better financially. the elec oral vote of the State is claimed What has been the cause of this remar destroy the other.” , for Tild. n, and it is proposed to prevent kable racocu, your renders will naturally any scrutiny of the means employed by tlic ask. Well, first I think it was tiecauae interposition of the Supreme court of tlic the enterprise wu managed by one who HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS thoroughly uudcratood.hu bmuncas. This State. In Louisiana where similar efforts is always'an important etarent of success DUE. at intimidation and fraud have been ma«’e, and no where more so than in the precari­ a like attempt to restrict-thu members of ous business of newspaper publishing. The Lt isfettled that a majority of th© elec­ the returning Board to ministerial acts low price of the paper also no doubt had1 a tom of South Carolina, have voted for simplyjs .being urged as tho only hope of great influence in securing for tt its large These are times when the Hayes and Wheeler. This was so persist­ giving the vote to Mr. Tilden ; and it now circulation. ently denied by the traitors South, and appears dial itwas a part of a shrewd plan difference between two oeuts and five cents is to the great moss of the population an the Democrats in the North, that many to perpetrate .iff the frauds in the strong­ important consideration. Another secret people began to believe, that even if this est Republican parishes, and then, with a lay in the News furnishing itsell from the was tr^p/the people of the State would be outect with machinery capable 0f printing great .show of fairness, to inaist that the cheated out of their choice', through force vote of llje precincts tainted with fraud l>e as many papers os would bo likely under any circumstances to be called fur. ’ Its fast and intimidation. But thanks to the stern thrown out, thus insuring the State to De­ rotary press turns out regularly from 9,integrity of the returning Board, tho will mocracy. A more infamous plan to rob <>00 to 10,000 papers per hour and has in . of the people is secured, fraud and illegal tho majority of a community of its consti­ emergencies been run even at the rate of Thus while the papers intcrferance with the powers of a co-ordi­ tutional rights, never was concocted, even 12,000 copicp. nate branch of the State Government by a by the Democratic managers.' Tammany using the old fashioned flit bed j-rrsacs have been able to supply only a limited Judge of the Supreme Court, who for per­ Hall is'in imminent dasger of losing its number of sheets, even when important ■ sonal reasons desired the success by mcani laurels at the hanxls of tho White Leagcra Dews has created a demand for papers, Tux I fair or foul, of the rebel State ticket, are I F.vksiku News has been able tn throw ' of Louisans. Advices ffom Florida hard­ sternly rebuked, and the threats of traitors ly indicate the Hue of action Io be observed upen the market in a short winter s after- j noon from 15,000 to 20,000 copier, and defied. The result is the declaration that there, since-'the prompt arrival of tha has issued in one afternoon as many as 27,­ all the Republican State ticket is elected, troops put a summary stop to the wreck­ 000 copies. But the most important agency in popu­ with a Republican majority in both branch­ ing of trains witch appears to have b<!cii es of the Legislature, all honor, wc aay, to inaugurated to delay the arrival of ek-ction larising and buildirg up this journal his beau the ability of tlie publishers to employ the returning Board of South Carolina. returns. a large editorial staff, and io pay such sal­ Tha matter of the election of Hou. J. aries as should command a superior gratia GROUNDLESS FEARS. G. Blaine to the Presidency of the Senate of literary skill, and they have been for­ tunate in thus securing a valuable corps of is quite frequently discussed iu political writers. The theory of its managers is to We see and wc hear that fears are en­ circles. In the opinion of very many, it print as little as possible that is not rtricttertained that Vice President Ferry, has will be months before a solution of the Jy first class Every paragraph must con­ not sufficient nerve or firmnou to carry Presidential probtan will hare been solved. tain merit, either in the solid information i out tho law in the count of tho votes of the In the mcantiulfi the President of die it conveys, or in the spice and humor which sparkle iu it. It is this careful, Electoral Colleges, and there is talk that Senate will act, and )Lr. Blaine iccms to conscientious journalism which makes the this man or that man may be chosen Pres­ be the preference or favorite with a largo News readable to all cluses and causes it ident-of tlic Senate, so as to be sure of au majority of Republicans here. But pop­ to bo so much sought after. impartial count and a declaration of the ularity among the masses, such as life re­ Mr. J. E.. Scripps, who is his own man­ votes actually cast, despite any rebel yell ception during the cauvaw showed, is not aging editor, has just commenced his that may be set up. Gentlemen in this equivalent to an election, u it is very likely twentieth year of continuous journalistic work. Ho is ably assisted by Mr. M. Almatter you arc fooling yourselves. If to beget jealousy, as appeared by the result my Aldrich, recently of the Boston OMc. there is on the flour of the American Sen­ at Cincinnati. Senator Anthony and also Mr. F. U. Burgess is the wide-awake ate, a man of iron nerve, of inflexible firm- Hamlin arc frequently mentioned as prob­ news editor of the concern, and Mr. Gil. new of character, and who knowing the able candidates. There is a feeling that R. Osmun, formerly of the Saginaw Keblicon, tho sprightly state editor.- Mr. ny/it, DABES at nil times to do it without the coming session of Congreav will prove , J. Doe, whose keen satire has made fear or favor, that man is Thomas Writs one of tho most exciting, ns it must one of th® local, columns so much read and feared, Ferry. the most evaqtful, of any ever assembled will it is understood thia winter act as Mr. R. B. in Washington. The Presidential compli­ Washington correspondent. Ross, one of tho most original, humarcus OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. cations would of themsclvca furnish and polished writers on the Detroit press, material for a lively winter; but, in addi­ will probably bo located in Lensing, and if Washlyotom, D. C., Nov. 17, '76. tion, many novel questions, and many he is, something beyond the ordinary dull Tho New Haven Union, an nbiy con­ others jxith novel features, will crowd die prosy reports of legislative proceedings ducted paper, which flew the Peter Cooper throe months full of work and unduly ex­ may be looked for from bis pen. Altogeth­ colors during the recent campaign, and cite tl f belligerent members of both er The News maintains a regular editor ial and reportorial staff of from ten to which is decidedly Democratic in its lean­ Houses' fl twelve persons, besides a host of outside ings, in its issuo of the 14th iust, oayi.General Bader comes back at a very correspondents. Besides al! this orrav of “Judging tho matter impartially we are journalistic talent. I may at the risk of good time. The committee appointed to revealing a secret, mention that a eirele of forced to confess that the evidence of fraud frame a permanent constitution for the lending men in politics, literature and in Louisiana is altogether against the District is at work upon the task assigned acienoe, appreciating the immense circula­ Democrats. In five parishes where tho it; and bear suggestions from al! citixrns tion of the paper and the opportunity it negroes outnumber the whites two to one, dwiring to 'be beard, ft is believed its affords them for gaining the public ear. hardly a Republican voto is returned members are favorable to n restoration of have eagagod to contribute arttaes Ifor the while in 1872 and in 1874, tho Repnbli tho right of suffrage to tho eitisens of the cans had very large majorities. The Re­ District, that they may be allowed a voice publicans claim frauds in thoeo cases and The publishers are just now jirocuring a as to their government and the rataa of and will have but little difficulty, we ap­ taxation imposed. It is also hoped dial new outfit of type and intend for the cvmprehend, to prove it It ia altogether this committee may definitely scitic the against nwaon to believe that the colored relatlona between the District and the with this renewed vigor of editorial manag­ people cither bodily abstained from voting General Govamment, which have heretoement, they will make an effort to bring in five populous parishes or vote the Dem­ the circulation, which during the political ocratic ticket In all other strongholds of be arbitearily fixed by each new Congrcsa. campaign bus ranged from 15,000 to 16,­ 000 oeptea daily, up to a round 30,000, Radicalism, tho negroes voted solidly for and this I have little doubt they will ac­ Hayes. We have no desire to sustain the complish with the paper they are pfenning Republican charges of fraud, except where ■ and decided to grant him five yean in to famish. the evidence is all in their favor. The The office of Tax News is stunted on which to extricate himself firm his finanDemocrats seem wholly unable to explain S is in dispute the White Liners are anti- He » mid <e have pnaxmted n very explicit AllbeCtraiutiottUurta Teat, Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc.. Etc. H- R. Stsyn’s Ooluma. TEA! TEA!! Judgment of the Public! 'V^r Xlkt Uk-te lt.U Mtg Uio folJowin< •rM«ueo wUl sbOTr: Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. .* rwUabl., M g Valuable Evidence. _ ... ... - Coffee. 44-14—• r From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods, It inrUaakto: PBoraTOR- L, IM Taaxarr truer. ’rtih ni LU>. vnlua 1 ptaro upon yearW®*** S! Spices. You can have in any shape you want A Walking Miracle. Crackers. We brag on. CHeese. We sell the best Tobacco. Mill I I—4I4.W We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.00. . ’ — ‘“■"■"’SffifiSS’fAW. Reliable Evidence. Ohio Stone W are Is the best. Crockery. ntputd t; 11 mens, >■«,' ■* aanstsMUWML—sni. Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. Remember. LAST We buy for cash and will not CHANCE be UNDERSOLD by an yHouse BUY YOUR TICKETS in the ity. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, JVOXXF • Has tings, Aug, 7 th, 1876. DRAWING POSITIVELY xxiSOwl. THURSDAY, NOV. 30th. 1876, Furniture^ Coffins, Etc. iments. A Fortune for Only $1X00. 0.9. SANK. KMJCK? CASH DISTRIBUTION CO. , . And Mill Feed jgLMH 1ILLU JE W Ll $600,000! Titos. P. Porter, ex-Gov. Ky. Gen. Man’gr. r.rwr n» nrrm. jjy _______ A GrJ Eediction in Prices' SALISBURY & BROSSEAU BjLLCH Je NOBTON. Dealers tn all kinds Detroit^ Mtlth. j FURNITURE 54 and. M DSTBOIT, ft’ Hd DiMsta?ta»Bractets!Brass,fc. Woodbridge . St. Look boro .1 Look hero! MICHIGAN. Wthoai ".-frircifiotar. ’ - ] What’.don’t you think we can cell cun do it, for. with tho help of UNI- SwtBT'8 J. M. HEWES, ws guarantee Ratiifaction. Heattas fumisliod free to any person purchMung « Cuffin worth Wc [can giro you better figures than ever of Itoras before, far wo make the moot of our CtffiM and Furniture. f• Ji FW, Ctw, Sn iti Omseclal PAI 1J-TER rfCm.14 J ftha a W MM PLO^S-’IWIttl]WTS bu , and be happy again FLOUR GRAM, �nr [liigeini-^ekhUepliblicaihppBr. will have a large circulation among our subscribers, *• All whp want it should call on ui The readings o.' Miso Keilsey at tho Proaby. TSE fflffl! AND^ / To Bo Given To CLUB AG ENTS Jb POSTMASTERS Thne Edition*: Weekly, Semi-Weekly ati Daily, 12*0 r. M. - UrOOr.w Norwtxa Li kb Iv.-U is * cause of regret that any perron will pcrti.1 in using adulterated Baking Powders aad cheap Baleratus, thus in­ juring tbelr health, when they etn save money and health by using D. B. DsUud ACo's Hut DeLand fc Co., are public benofocton, and POST OFFICE TIME CARD u ! Iz,well—Arrive daily, except Sunday, i. fleave *1 id» p. tn. P. 0'i -North Filtnore. Bowue. Alto. has never foiled to give sativfoclion. and bo happy. Try it, 8i-a:xo Dinturr. languor, latitude, and that tho rnrviAjt Svavr, which anpplieo the blood infusing strength, vigor, and new life into all parte of the system. Being free from abohd, j. M. NEVINS. P.M. COUNTY OFFICERS. by all druggists. Pampheu free. 8mi W. Fowm& Sons, Proprietors, Boston. A Card. ,_B A Holbrook nme) Church, would like the privilege of ex­ pressing through your paper, their sincere thanks for tho timely assistance, rendered by tho Orchestra, and Miss Keilsey in behalf of „J W Uoughtalia Attention Pioneer Engine Co. TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. Regular meeting, Friday evening. Doc. 1. ,<v.k it This!—R. J. Grant. >'clock eharp ; full attendance required. By JKe d-esire to call yo ur (Mention to our. stock of strictly pure DU UG8 and MEL UCINES- We make a speciality in dealing in only strictly y prime DR UGS. We believe it is for the interest of our C Customers as well as ourselves to sell only prime and pure MEDICINES. We ha ve a large stock of W m ms: Established law than four yean ago as * Rupreacntatire Republican Paper, pledg­ ed to maintain ami defend the principles •nd organisation of the National Republi­ Read the Most can Partv, the INTER-OCEAN was Popular Family Newspaper early poshed to the forefront ofjournalism Anywhere Published. aud aeheived a success unprecedented in The C1HCIMKATI WEEKLY TI3IES, tho history of such cntcrpnscs. By uni­ versal assent it haa been assigned position Is entering the Thirty-third year of its aa tho existence; with a Natiooil Character and LEABINI REPUBLICAN PAPER influence second to no other paper. 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M OF THE Ml ALLEN & TREGO’S SPLENDID DISPLAY OF Fall and Winter Millinery ! HATS, FLOWERS, &C. AU kinds of Ladies' Underwear at the LowestPrices. Fancy Goods of all kinds Cheaper than person. Remember the place, StateStreet, opposite Roberts’ Drug Store. Creal latemts of the Northwest, it is National in its views and comprehen­ sive in its newsgalhcrins. Finn in its’ 1 Mich- Bought very low and WE will sell them at prices that will please the closest buyer. GIVE US -A. CALL. MRS. CLARA ALLEN. MISS VINE TREGO. Newspaper, Ust of Patents. with all Its Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No.'l Lard Oil, Golden Oil, Black Oil, Ties Illislratei Hati-M, ever ami in quality to suit the taste of every JL First-Class Newspaper, -John Stanley. Ceiaing—Thanksgiving* day p’vaunt apociationr. HASTINGS CITY DRUG STORE. OTHER VALUABLE PREMIUMS. Ttste-CARD terian church on Friday evening are pronouno- jLyv I.-JCM. r1 Drugs, 0 ils, and Millenary Qoods. $20,000 00 IN GOLD’. The INTER-OCEAN has the largest1 sggregato circulation of any newspaperf published In the Northwest. It is sent to> more than 7 000 Portoffictf. distributed in every State and Territory in the United States, in all the British Provinces, and numerous foreign States and countries. ClaboTIenand«pwart. pvrjMraaah— Machines.&Marble Works. Ayer’s Advs. & Groceries. 1 Ayer’S Cathartic Pills, tSfAny wide awake, enterprieing man can do a good thing fur htmt'lf and for us, by unding for our Premium Lilt, of. fertng tpccial inducement*, a tample copy of the Timet, and other document*, to whom they will be tent Free. Address CINCINNATI TIMES COMPANY, 61 w2 Cimcinmati, Onio. STAVES. STAVES. The butner^cr will pay the ’ By mall (payable in advenes). per I to secure the leaves that are lying attending Medical Lectures in Cincinnati, b lying very ill in that, city of Typhoid fever, Mr. Vroontau's son picked up a partly made taeqne near the Court House Square on Satur- H. Eberts. Heating Chill Molds, Detroit. A. Fischer, Revolving Show Stand, Detroit, L. Mann, Transporting Bottles, Detroit. w J. and J. Benchard, Lubricator, Detroit. SKMI-WBEKLT. THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine Highest Market Price Cash, Ucil tow Rotice? A Moet TeeJMl and Wanderftel IwwweUon. Now nttrsetina univerwal attention by it« astonish" SwCs® «W«SR “ '‘“snJtK'WFbrflnftAiS. h will knit every jwedbie variety of plain and ■- "itna *1—. Mm.~i •*-">■, . . „_.u._i* —. t-.i.jno by hand, or on ? with heel and toe M«mou inrrw- ■>—___ - ••••**•' ,nd fro“ on T!i»tik»giving<lay. Sermon by tho Pastor. A0«i; the usual services there will bee ••Praise Mering" x-| .On Saturday, Judge Hoyt sentenced the eld mere, of Rutland, in the forenoon, threshed Postage-E'.'i'Lrtrl^*" R. J. Men* coal* Youth'* coat* Boy* coal* 13.26 •3.00 •SJO Nor. 27, *76 xxtG1r6 Money »i be seat by draft. rncoey-onJer. ex■yjz^.-stigrarvst-.M.nr ..*■ tiSEJfcr ClobW with their publication.. E. D. WRITE. II astixm. Micx.. Sept-2.M7S.________ xi STAMMERING CURED. SSS’S «&■'?? .w ssstesss M. D. Rood desires to call attention to h» MV W-0. Shop, -k«m Itaadal oDboon o« *ny d*y, nod, » do iug atation. Some of you lake that trick , without trumping. ountr. City and a I* will be made. Sickness prevented our attcuding tha M«<hDivas'**" XX40vl Sole Monufaeiurers. MratUebor*. * t. Aon «hh Joon Bleb t Bro., oomor o Church *nd Koilrnod Start. xxdtT ' After m*ny year* In tbo bo*lM*«, tool, •»? ‘b«‘ :h<? eon do hotter work, nod gioo tatter Mltabctlou Aon any other are* In thl. For lb* »o«l lot of Cwwd 1x4—ter. Metlon. W. H. Btebbte*, the voter SoIboo, red Sordino* i» th- °IJ, (0 to member, with Ao experience of a Uttvtrycreditable examination, admitted as an John Stanley's. ~ tta*. will alway. giro hl* pcnonal «■ attorney at bw and solicitor in chancery by tantlontoihl* part •' ‘h',r eCt to the church fund. On Friday Evening hat Thomas J. Wilder, Hit Honor, Judge Hoyt. Puro liqm botUod for P"' pones, fur Bale at moderate pncw by John ItUSSEJi "VWJ£<£S&«SSy= b°H«™ and Team furol*l.*d wh*n WANTBP—Oar pyot ",'|W l*°°kStaih, Mane* 4 Tretna. when desired. STEBBINS BROS. Hastings, Joly 28th.1875. for sale cUay, i'heraon on hia track and Jv*»a Stanley a XOTlCBTO V35fM3?IO!“;RS °* jr;johnsu.!*,. fvruth Carolina is for Hayes; Florid* is for Stanley *■M-uabln doubt remaining that Louisian* han for Hayes by a decided majority. That Boui kw bau—h mare, aoand, weight 11 *-*'«-’* JuuraBe-»4- FOR SALE. Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 251-2 acres to Exchange for a farm near Has­ tings. Correspondence solicited. ™Tbc Eheirtte Bota Will he need only And if the business will pay Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mas., PROBATE ORDER. ide Division of the Central which took place along tlic lino. icclivc and congonial purgative ever discovered. They are mild, but cffcetoal in their operation, moving ■■Bn the bowels surely and without pain. Hm Although gentle [S Jh» in their operation, they are still the MQRm mo»t thorough and r rearching cathar­ tic medicine that can be employed: cleans­ ing the stomach and bowels, and even tha blood. In small doses of one pill a day, they stimulate the digestive organs and promote vigorous health. Ayes's Pills have been known for more than a quarter of a century, nnd lis*’oblained a world-wide reputation for their virtues- Tlisy correct dbeased action in the several assimilative organs of ths body, and arc so composed that obitruc- ' tions within their range can rarely with­ stand or evade them. Not only iw they cure the cvcry-day complaints of every­ body, but also' formidable and dangerous diseases that have baffled the best of human skill While they produce power­ ful effects, they are, at tlic same time, the .afest and best physic for children. By their aperient action they gripe much less than the common purgatives, and never give pain when the bowels are not inflamed. The v reach the vital founthins of the blood, nnd strengtlicn the svrtetn by freeing it from the elements of weakness. Adapted to all ages tend conditions in ail riimatea, containin’ neither calnmcl nor anv ddeteriou’ drug, these Pills may be taken 'rith safety by anybody. Their rii’ar-coating preserves them ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take; while being purely vegetable, no harm con arise from their use in any quantity. ‘ HF** ’-.- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: W. Colotnab. Shoe Hanger for Fanning Mill, xxHGlf Hastings, Mich., Oct, 5, 1876. \^wTrJ NOTICE- �■■4s ■■ CONTlNtnOJ FBOM IfiT^AGE. pounds each, worth two and a half cents pen pound to fertilize any crop. This ma-, nure should bo composted with any good soil about four puts of wfl to one of manure, and allowed to remain in the heap a few months, to become disintegrated, and diffused through tho coil, theta a pint of the mixture in a hill of com or any other crop will produce as good results as a shovelful of stable manure. PAINT TOUB FARM IMPLXMENTS. Millions of dollars arc lost ■annually in the United States, by neglect to paint farm wagons, plows, barrows, ac These things, if well painted and kspt under cover when hot in use, will last three nines as long ns they will when not repainted after two or three fears use. Any fanner Can paint these things. All that is needed is Vene­ tian red and linseed oil, half raw and half boiled, then wash the implement to be painted thoroughly, and proceed to apply the paint. Even pleasure carriages can be nicely painted at about one-teuth the . cost when pointed by a carriage maker. 4 ' fanner says : ■ “After paying twenty dob Jars every other year to the carriage makers for painting and rarniahing my buggy, and being without the use of it for fifteen days while at tho shop’, I concluded to enquire in to the matter a little, believing all that a former can do towards keeping his tools and farm machinery in order should be done at home. Wc too often employ the mechanic to mend our harness, when wo can do it quite as well, though at all times not quite so smoothly. Tho next time my buggy needed painting, I called at the car riago shop and enquired what they would paint it for. They would clean and put on one coat of paint and Tarnish for fifteen dollars, and for all necessary repairs in •wood, iron or leather, they would charge at the rate of thirty cents an hour, and add the value of materials used; for two coats of paint and one of varnish, twenty dollars, and two weeks’ time to do the work in. 1 concluded to paint and varnish it myself, and the rcsgljlwus that it cost me in paint and varnish only 81.50, and tho work was done as well, so far as i could see, as they would have done it. I gave if, two coats of black carriage paint, apd one coat of var­ nish." TRICKS OF THE TRADE. The ''Iron Trail.” A spicy sketah descriptive or the At­ <chison, Topeka and Santa Fc Railroad, the Ibeautie', ifoencry and pleasure resrfrta of Ikite Rocky Mountains, by “Nym Crinkle,” ithe musical and dramatic critic of the A . ’w York Wortd, tept tree on applica­ tion, together with the Juiih Guide, i itnajw and time tables of thia now and pop­ ular route from Kansu City and Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all pointXin Colo­ rado, Nev Mexico, Arizona and tho Sau Juan Mines. The finest lino of Pullman Sleepers on lite continent between the Mis­ souri River and tho Rocky Mountains without change. Special round trip tour: isu’ tickets from the Mattntri Hirer to Denver at $50, good to atop off at all points. Address. T. J. Andkwson, Gen. Pau. Agt. XX52tf Topeka, Knn. Legal*. MORTGAGE SALE. ■ be Hotel in the ■feNov.10th.ir*. Furniture thrown hxth bran root H deeUrcd to b. davand parabte. and there iv now claimed to be doe on aaK. liour of one o’clock in the afternoon of said tho north frontdoor of tho Court Hmm. County of Barry, in tho City of Hasthira. county (that bains th a place of boidiac the : Court for mid County of BarryJ the aremtcribod In said m>>ncaju -r so much thereof 'bated'Saitisroro. «HlwU PROBATE ORDER. RAILWAY B, C.PRINDLB. J else o( Probate. PROB&TB OllDEIi. STATE OF MICHIGAN. Conate of Barry, su— 61 a rcraion of the Probate Court for the County o( arrr. heldsn at tho Probate Oflee. in the Cilv at iiartinpx.ou Saturday, the Eleventh day cf Novem­ ber. in the year ono lhot»and eirbl hundred and »ercnty-aix; present. S. C. Prindlo. Judte of Fro- Superior Strength Excellent Quality HOW TO TELL THE AGE OF SHEET. LAMBKNITIINGMACHIltE Krttte a MockiuR Iu 1& lUliiuteu Knlttinx in the heel and narrowinroff the toe complete: knits all mos; narrows and widens at witl; and knlu the web cither Tubulsr or FlaL StudeZupulde, or iUbbed. Psmductngnli Vartrateoor Knit .Apparel. Sand for clrtolart and &%tsi *" IWBVJ..K, PRORATE ORDER­ STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of Barry, as.— At a seaion of the Probate Court for the County of Barry holdea al the Frvbeto Office, in the City of Uuuncs, on Wednesday the 1st day of hovronber in the yearbte thciuand el*ht hundred and revsntr-six. Prerant. r. C. Vrinllo Jodye of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Ogilvie Xrosenyer pray ins for reamer therein set forth. that he may no licensed to rail certain real estate sf said doctor­ ed in said petition described : Thereupon it b ordered. That Maa day the 4th day of December nest at fl o elock in the forenoon. Brackets, Paflc— Hold­ Wall-Pockets, Sutper11OLDBRS, PROBATE ORDER. STATE OF MICHIGAN. CoanfrofBartT.a*.At a mdon of the Probate Coart far the County ■:! ft";• “S.IS EXCURSIONISTS 0 Capital pnrxE. fiao.oco. Only XUVOTIckaU at $20 each- FrscUoiu P’rU,,ULIST OPPOIZaM. 1 Gipite! Prixe--------------------- ------ - ■ant person. prariM that hbaacaunt ar meh Guar- Cataract. Hone-oboe Fall, tho Great R a pitta, and landing them direct­ ly at the Falls. The track of the Canada hontberu is an air line, laid with steel Coaches are furnished with the Winchell Patent Ventilator, ensuring perfect freedom fromdusL With Us complete system of magnificent Parlor. Mfreplng and W.CDO 4o.ra> [at2TOrim&~ I’riara of frsg)------2,086 PrtMt. emonatina to NOTICE OF ^J^lpiOSERS ON ■STArXOF MICjnOAIf. 1 COCSTT or J" Probate Coart for mH County. For Stomaehsout of Order. I ' No medicine will so effectually improve the teae I of the rtomaeb as ti>ca«<PHb: they remove .ail Dtbility, ,, btvji-x. fflSEt TnSvnatl ■ lansdiw, Ch5~. United,' States Geaeral Land Office. Arean of Pay and Bounty. tlieXthday of Noe., A ykwhij o’rw K5.WSS2W' a CAR DI AX'S BALE. PWLFS ORIS STORE. W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he lias again engaged in the DRUG TRADE, and has in stock and daily arriv­ ing, a frosh and genuine ieo. M. Savage & Go's Col. Stock of. Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dyt> Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and, in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggist’s TOOWSaiiCWliiffl^^" ^edteoPgWIOK. Apateu "”M’~ Merchandise which he offers to the people at greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER,the Pool wwjgfJssr ................. faffi.soo Write forCireutarror^eud orders to JOliSSTON tSzvjh' amfendar-7 AUChU&0U -Mn- THE ENEMY OF DISEASE I n” FOE OF PAIN MAX AND BEAST —*ft«ixa. MUSTANG WTS NOTICE TO £<2Jftfg*lOSRR« OX ’p"2r<S£ * STOCK PRIVILEGES LiPZlV ATE TBOB. * nuoci. Fnridiat. POSITIVELY CURED cb-rttf. Xs" 8»eclaj,dir»nk aUBWwrc Irtsctsc-i Of vilJter re_-.pr.aatf or .-’rf, ..Afcr.led er o-reired, redly opposite Empire Block. One door cast of SpauldingsHastings, July 18, 18764 AIIMINISTHATOH'S SALE. 8 T BIO T In all dlrcarr- aSerUr.c these orysnr whether they secrete too tn t>e h or too little water: or whether ths bo alfiicted with stomomavel, or with aches and pains settled in the loins over thnrorioa. of the kidnejs. these Pills should be taken areordins te ttie printed direction', atei tbc Olnunent should bo well robbed into the'small of the back at bed­ time. This treatment will sire aknoaiimu-.edille relief when all other rneosu hateUUod. ■eaeh far them. Send hr ractetarad letter. Where lAarintDantu are imperfect we rive initDictioin te Meat of tha Interior. Private Lind Ctaicir. tn>po aylyM-BMrvrox Cbdauaad aoMmrua Caras L*te of ■ ittTS 1700 Eric Rnilwtivs, the Canada Southern is fast becoming tbc favorite Hite to xxirtr. Br roaoviax araiJ. ferojtntod. or other itaaaro hasasS’teSiSC’&i.Rrt.ss plafnti te expelled . Tl» emit te. that the dtetarbeaee i» omited. and the ectinn of the buatir beeosM racuiar. Nnthfac will Moo the relaxation of the booeUrottnieklr iu thu fine corroetin* med ■Sold at the Mat Drawing Room Cart from Chica­ go, Detroit and Toledo, audita ooa- FRANK E. SNOW, Gcn’l Piux.Ksd TiekebAa’t. Dxracr will immediately •root the liver and atop every kind ol dnL la warns rlimaOrs thouands rn saved by the me of this mtdie of any party or । e^ot vending thi "K&SSitau. mana reeorta in New York oud i’ennsylrania. Tlic Canada Southern >• the only line from the Went running directly to Niagara Falls, giving passengers, from the. train, a wonderful panoramic view of the Mighty Uow to Le Strong. A handsome reward will be siren to anyoncread- caur !-at a copy of thia order I llMtln<s Mpubliean Baane and circulated in said Count Canadn Koiitiicrn R’y Company dcced rates, by which pass-tigers only vimt the Centennial Exhibition RImM it. ; action to br.tn h SiCTMKis. ESTLtSr DtK Blaise, surroands eaeh box of Fills and Ointmsat. bran EftSS. uBM_________________ •- ___ ' Will, of course, wish to ace All the aighla comfortably and cheaply. To thia end the Sick MeotUchea abd want of Appetite. Those faclinrs which ee sadden as. nroet freeneatlyanse from Maoyanees or troubled, from .d.-.rue- ’ American and Foraign Patents, AU Officer*. Soldier*. and* fiailoni wounded rup- PROBATE ORDER. Mother' and Daughters. i one thins more than another far which ICstAbllfahod 1Bs€>5. other persona interested in raid estate, are required to appear ataaeerion of said Court, then to he bohlrn at ths Frol atccCec. in tbcrilr of lluUnys, anu.how cause. If any there be. why the prayer of WfiriAtfisiS.’swUi petitioner Louisiana State Lottery Co. irJ: Et^ts* .‘sw? CTBBMI8 KKO*8 teetamsnt of Mid deeeaaed. A DM I MIST RATORS SALE. CENTENNIAL "fix,. Peerless Milk Safer, now on exhibition at our Fmk ituie Store. All kinds of work, made Ip or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture neatlv done. . WE MEAN BUSINESS! Furniture Rooms south «dde State St. opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hardware Store. m Acni_\ x co.. (aieopeeFaqs, Jiaxa,. t.rfhicatv. HL Kxtra Drawing, Monday. December I. M7G, Nerfotm Disorders. and everything in the Furniture line. We invite all jjersons to call and look al our that said peditoner sire notice to tho beriem in­ terested in said estate, of the pendonev of paid pe„u™. ut «.•<»..->> fftsrssr can sell cbeapor thaa any Louh > tn Bar­ ry County, for these xeahotw: 1st Bet-auwi wo have no rent i » pay 21. Became wo make the most of our goods ourtelvoa. 3d. Because we keep the best o work­ men. 4tli. Because wc warrant nil gyod^ we ings, ers, Con J. & P. Coats STEBBINS BRO’S.' Teep It. Wc sell none of tills chcajr-ninde Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods we make Is made by hand, and warranted. We invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for they al bear inspection. No trouble at all ■how goods. Parties having Pictures/to trama would do well to g 'them framed cf as we can do it P ..-rand Cheaper than any house in P ,j County. We keep the Largest si.u Beet selected stock o! PICTURE FRAhTES AND MOCT.D- .how came, if e«y there be. why the prayer cf tho petitioner should not bo created : Axn IT is FcaTxsa OsnsuD, that raid petitioner cave notice to tbc perron. interested in said estate, of the pen-deney of said petition, and the hearine thereof by eou.inr a eotly of this order to tei puHUhed in the Mutiny* BepnbliaaD Banner, a newspaper printed and clretttaxedin Mid mantyaf Barry.for xxL'Cwt . Of every Description which we u.«k dav of Dee. nevi al 0 o'eloek in the lurennon. ba of hearing. EtJ. w mNITVRE! iVtTnU eatll) li inc fuv raaxon* therein Mt forth, thxt (ho majrbo licenved to rail ecruin real eMite of Mid teteon in C. P. Rowell & Co's. Col Pensions ’ Where you wul find all kinds ol Clareno* L Lewi* tali The Little Rock and Fort Smith AMn<rTOWXK FMITM DEPUT. CHEAP OENTltNNtAL TllIP—To NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ., HASTINGS (J100.M) prnri fra ol any dollan <f»cI M tn xatii mortrase exprrax- ...... -- ------ ... « Smith, Mance Jc Preston's and settle to save costs; We must hare our pay. xxi4Gtf r-OXa. Diseases with Its Agonies. CKOOSKBETWEENTIIHM »• A promissory note given b, William Knapp and his brother, of Hastings, payable to J. Winters, duo Oct. 15 1876. On this note payment has been stopped, and the person who found it will confer a favor by returning it to the sutweriber. Abe Bvnnei.l. Barry Oct. 16th 1876. xxi49t3 SSiMmWBEs HOLLOWAY7S PILLS. Fred Sweet wiUiM to call atlcutiou to his friends and custcnicru that ho has situated In taken tho .window of Dr. Roberts (ita Post , Office) where lie will be found ready, will­ ; ing and competent to do all work-in his ‘uKOBOKW. CLARK. line intrusted to his care. Thanking you for past favors I hope by strict attention jto businosA to merit a continuance of tho ,same. Very respectfully PROBATE ORDER. xxi53t2 Fred Sweet. Probably I cannot better servo the inter­ cats of mV readers than to enlighten them .1 little on tho methods of obtaining money for chromos of little value. A party ad­ vertises that he will supply a “splendid kJ*. Frail LamuTvIno chromo to the subscriber of this paper Latidr, some PrAiriv only, worth 85, on the receipt of 25 cents to pay tbc postage with,’’ and he conveys deferred pwyrnoatv. Te ior full tutrro-oli < the idea that it is a gift from the publish- eaah. Bply to W. 6. HLA x 'ers ofthe paper in which the advertisement ttlo Kock. Arkafiu. appears, saying, “cut out this advertise­ ment and endotie it irith the money to show that you ore a subscriber." Now, all such advertisements are humbugs. The chrontoa are sen. as offered, but they arc very cheap onca, not costing, probably Hrdal and Diploma to make them over five cents each, on which the postage is two. I notice aa ad­ vertisement in a paper before me of a chro­ mo 30x40 inches.for 50 cents, “to pay for the case and postage, the object being to , —AND— bring the--- into notoriety.” Such a chromo at this late day in chromo-making, can . well- be afforded for fifty cents, the postage not being over six cents. It is well to let the rural public understand that in all such cases they pay all, and often dou­ SPOOL CO I TON.” ble what they a$e worth, while many per­ sons may suppose that they got them for nothing—only tho postage. A sheep’s frost teeth the first year arc eight in number, appearing all of a site ; second year, tbc two middle ones are shed out and arc replaced by two much larger than the others ; third year, two.very small oats appear—one on either side of the eight; at the end of the fourth year there, are six large teeth ; fifth year, all the frojft teeth are. large; sixth year, all begin to show wear—not till then. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. MORTGAGE SALE. Special Notice. Lest. Holloway’s Ad. Drugs. Etc. Legate. Ho Affidavit* of pnWlMtlon will bo ytv. until Mid for. All to b* furarted at lb* Statute yiUo. ‘ ’ ^““aJ^ NOTICE. ' LiNIMENT, WHICH HASSTOODTHETEST OF UTF.AM. , THERE IS NO SOKE IT WILL NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT wim.kotoubk.no ACHE, NO FAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OH THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN IMAM THAT IKIES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOI and bestok USEFULNESS HORSE. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-12-04.pdf a20d53e5106fb4c637009877e0326177 PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 62.HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN MONDAY, DECEMBER 4.1876. [hi ^e.fni-Wfiekly Repbblicaji tapper Wagons, Plows, Dry Goods, Groceries, Salt, Etc. WAGONS! GEO. M. DEWET EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. Apt>'~l~UJb| gjo j [CONCLUDED.] - the secret on* of me, for I could not alloV him to marry you without knowing tho troth.” injure. LB> I OLD ABEL'S MILLSTONE. From Tinalejt't Mqnslne. “My darling was it for your interest to know the truth ? Whan your brother left England you were but a child. Up to to­ night it has been my constant endeavor to hide the real facts of the case from you. 1 had hoped to have paid off the whole amount before you got married. Tom's proposal ttTnight, however, has frightened AU TES OF A D VER TISINO. •4 t'olntun | * VjCalnmnj U Column I i_' u!grua-1 MISCELLANY. “And now I know it Mr. Webb," ex­ claimed .Torn, 'who had been’ trying to speak for some lime, but had been unable to do so, owing to a strange sensation » of marbles rolling up his throat, and a de­ termination of water to'iris eyes—“owr 4SJ» AW I 9-00 I 16-001 !7.00| MO | 12.00 I 80001 SOXO| NUM iiu>olMji>lMW|mjwiMw' f on piE /fexy «J- 1'umbn* Directory Card*. not exceeding elx P.iiFMHLL JID BUSINESS CAM tiXfr rr viLL stLL SfflEMffl WO ffl B«., At prices lower than ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. , I do know it, I am more dm* ever desir­ ous of making Polly *ny wife. I thought of having the bans put up next week, and then wo can bo married before Another month is over our beads." “But, Polly," inquired Abel, “is not that rather soon." • His daughter was at that moment en­ gaged. in attending to tho fire, the bright­ ness of which had, during the recital of Abd's revelation, become somewhat dim­ med. J ust after he spoke, a cheery flame again shot forth aud disclosed a happy rmilo upon Polly’s face and a blush upon her, forming quite sufficient answer to the question. “Wdl, my children," continued tho old man, “do as you will." PLOWS AND CASTINGS / MlLO T. WHEELE R. TREASURER.—-OBee in th* Cour 11. C. PECKHAM. PHYSICIAN A BURGEON, FIIKKI’OH’/. BARKY COUNTY, MICII. r*'S|»«*l«l attention given to DImsm nf Woman ul IXtltf M. W. RIKER. Jl'STICB OF THE PEACE. General Collection .nd luaranee Agent, Union Block, State Street. WML UPJOHN, t'HrsiCIAN A fWHOBON.-OEe* SALISBURY k BROSSEAU. LERSIN nillNTTC'RE. tpbol.lery Good*, aiding, and Picture*. tndertaking nromotly endod to: Uoana and Burial ftob« feralahed i purvonal attendance gi Wary In addition to the Oliver Chilled Plows and caatinga, we have a full stock of POINTS ATSTD EXTRAS for the Gale, Cuhtis, Robinson, Dodoe and Kalamazoo Plows. Points arc all ground and sold at the same price as unground points. • 50yi GREBRE & RUSSELL. Jtoomi, DR. II. F. PECKHAM. B'LBCriC PHYSICIANAND DELIGHT J. WOLF.M.D. n iromivo ciosw *. ■- ■ • -«IsSereo. Street. Al! call* will r*e*iv* '..atloo. xx454f A. P DRAKE, PHYBICIAN 4 SURGEON.—O®e« avo* Acklejr’e Drag Store. Blau SU UaeUnga WM. II. HAYFORD, X HORNEY and Councilor at Law.M; DR. C. RUSSELL, LUCIUS RUSSELL, CHAS. H. BAUER, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND PROSECUTING rrruKNKYfcr «»rrv Cnnalr. Ag«nt for Hmm WM. BURGHER. ISAAC W. VROOMAX. F. S. BOWEN; JOHN Q. CRESSY. IIE1U PF. Doyntr County SnrrcywaadOouort Oonvvyaneor. OMeo at the Court How.. JanyTW C. G. HOLBROOK. THE VICTORY IS WON I ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. For full Particulars call aud see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sngars, Canned Goods,and all oth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME A.IVD SEE ME! JOHN STANLEY. Hastings, June 12* ”76 ffllffl Of ■ COM, Look to your interest, and go to Tom Smith sprang from his chair and wm ringing Abel's hands in token of gratituded, when the sound of footsteps ascend­ ing the stairs caught Abe's car. “Here, Polly I quick with the candle," be cried; “there is some one who wants us, or has mistaken the floor." The room had hhlierto been illuminated solely by the fitful gleam of fire, and just as Polly had got tho candle alight tho door was opened,-and in strode Mr. Baker— Baker, Jr.,—whom Abd had left but an hour and a hall before. “Oh Abd." arid Baker, with hu broad, ruddy face glowing with excitement, “I'm so glad I've found you at homo, I've good­ news for you—news that will make your heart leap from yous bosom." “Whai—what is it?” exclaimed Abd, while Polly rad her betrothed looked on i* silent amazement. Why, your boy Sam—he who eight years ago was thought to be guilty of rob­ bing us—4 now proved to have boon inno­ cent," Abd’s face grew pale, and bis hands clutched tho wrists of Tom Smith and his daughter, who had rushed to his side. ••How—how do you know this ?" he cent, my boy innocent! 0b, that he had cattle, not so long nor so cxtenrivdy tested lived to aeo this day I"are finding great favor where beef in addiTom drew his arm around the waist of‘ tion to milk or cheese is desired. Not all his betrothed, nnd drew ner to the window. the importations of thoroughbred stock, I They raised the blind, and looking out, have reason to believe, hare been made up witnessed the heavens resplendent with of the best animals. The great difference myriad stars, and a bright, crescnt shaped ifr the qualities of tho animals would nrake it hazardous to order cows without moon. “Polly, dear, said Tom, it’s the first some personal knowledge of them or their day of the new moon. You ought to breeder." Another dairymen writes: “Some wish, and what you wish is rare to come of the ncighborin farmers who are engaged true." ’ in butter dairying, and who formerly kept “Is it Tom ?" replied the girl, with a Aynhirea, are introducing Jerseys into wistful, trustful look in her eyes that made their heard*. I consider it a wise policy to him draw bur still closer. “Do you know have some Jeraeys in ail butler dories; how J have watched for the new moon and but for a milk and chccso dairy, give me wished regularly for the same thing for AynbirM in preference to Jrrsfys. Tn many months post" speaking of breeds of dairy cows, I will '• Aud what was your wish, Polly ?" in­ say that my czpericncc teaches me to hold quired Tom archly. (I think he knew,’ the Devon cow in high c&tcm, both as a although lie pretended to bo quite igno- milx and letter cow. Aud I mast say that after many years experience with sev­ ront) “Oh, if I were tn toll you now, ths eral ,(nol all) different breeds of cattle, I charm might fail. Ask me dear when the think if a young farmer docs nothing worse noxt now rooon cornea, rad perhaps I will -than stock a farm with good, young Devon tell you my wish." cows, at fair (not fnnev) prices, he will do “Th?n darling, we shall be man and well. wife." His Toioe sank to a whisper, but FEEDING STOCK IN WINTEB. it reached to her ears, and as the words There arc many men in tho United ceased-her head had rank upon his shoul­ States, who have purchased an extenrive der. The fire in the grate had died away, the candle upon the table flickered, and at steam apparatus to steam hay, stalks and length went out; but with its last ray it grain for cattle, and feed them on steamed showed tho old man rapt in the contem­ food ; but T'do not think that airy fanner, plation of his precious relic, andzthc two no matter how,extensile his steam arrange­ lovers—one in heart—still goring upon the ments may be, or how numerous hu cattle, peaceful splendor of the starry finnament. can save nny expense in wintering slock in th?t manner. But as a matter of interest to those who steam fodder, or contemplate RURAL TOPICS. so doing, I annex what the editor of the WrflUu for th* RirrsuCiX Rx'vxxa by oniof N. E. Fanner says in regard to this sub­ tb* aoit axMrlrarod f*rra«rt, **nlenir> and ject: “At Mr. Stone's born, we saw the fruit Crower* id th* unttod StatM.I thirty Ayrahiera of all ages, from ten years . FEBTILIZEBS. or more down to a* many weeks, take their A circular has been published by the evening meal of .-tenmc-1 feed, which had ‘Agricultural Experiment Station" of Con., been cooking for several hours in a large, in which is admitted the uncertainty of wooden hex, mounted on wheels for con­ results in applying commercial fertilizers venience in transporting the contents from to lands ; yet farmers arc interested in Irach the boiler to all Darts of the barn floor. Tho box is the largest one we havo ever-' fertiliser*, because they cannot make uj>wi seen used for this purpoBc. It is about their farms all the manure that they need, eight feet long by four foot wide and throe and many hare to buy phosphates, guano, feet high, ana holds sixty bushels. This &c., but often without much apparent ben­ is filled u full as it «an bo crowded, once a efit The entire gist of the circular shows day, with cut hay, corn-stalks, corn meal and shorts, intimately mingled and then that farmers are entirely in the dark, (but steamed thoroughly till the fibers of tho not plainly admitted) in using nny com' hay and stalks are soft, and until the grain mcrcial fertilizer—that A. may apply one ii converted into pudding rather than kind to land with good ratnits, while B., dough. A few grains of corn which wo found among the husks were nearly as h'u neighbor, may apply the same to a sim­ soft and easily crushed between the Cqgera ilar crop, and derive no benefit at all owing m hulled corn when it comes to our dining to the* fact, that the lacking conatitucnts room I able*.’’ The GO bushcis of steamed food were in soils vary so much, even in adjoining field, that it w impassible for any body to fed to 30 cows at two meals, night and morning, also five pounds of dry hay to tall what particular commercial fertilizer to each animal at noon, and the expense was apply, while stable manure is sure to be all estimated at at 19 cents per head daily. that is needed. The following extract Now,14 to 20 pounds of dry hay, with a from the ’circular contains the pith of all peck of beats or carrots, or a few pounds of bran daily to a cow would keep her in good that is in it of interest: condition at leu than 19 cants per day ; “Borno time ago an intelligent farmer consequently there is nothing gained by asked the writer which were the better steaming fodder ; beside, considerable la­ fertilize!*, phoophate or potash salts. The bor and fuel arc saved by feeding stock in reply was, and I knew no batter one, “pot­ the usual way. This steaming of food for ash ealta where potash is needed, phos­ cattle is generally adopted by men with phate where phosphoric acid is needed, plenty of money, being incited thereto by and nitrogenous manure where nitrogen is theoretical writers, tho most of whom im­ needed. But if you do not know what; aginc that the manner of farming in the your soil lacks, and want to make sure of United State* is radically wrong; and -that a crop, and enrich ygsE-Und^at the same they are sent into the world to correct this time, um your nitrogenous raper-phos- bacLstato of things. L. / phatesand German potash salts together. PLOWING IN BYE. \ The former will furnish nitrogen, phoe^ . In green manuring of land the plowing' pboric arid, sulphuric arid aud lime; tho gaspod. ■ ‘•An hout after you left my office a let­ ter was delivered from Australia—it wm written by a gentleman, a Magistrate in Melbourn, and was to the effect that our late cashier, Robert WUmot, having receiv­ ed a fatal injury through being run ova in the streets, made u deposition, before tho legal authorities, that your son was inno­ cent, and that ho himself had appt-opiated the moneys of the firm, and, in order to conceal his own delinquencies was eompdcd to fix the guilt on some one else. The latter, potash and maguuia. Thus you official papers will arrive by next mail. will have a fertilizer with all that tho plant Abd, believe me, no person is more rejoic­ needs—a complete manure. At the same ed at this intelligence than myself." time it is well to remember that yon may The old man was in tears ; he could not feed your crops, not only directly by giv' speak, but the pressure ho gave the ex­ ing them these ingredients in guanos, phos­ tended hrad_evinced his belief in Baker's phites, potash salts, and so on, but indi­ sincerity. rectly by rendering store* of plant food, “And, Abd,’ continued the new comer, present to tho soil or atmosphere, available: it gives me pleasure—more pleasure than torough tillage nnd tho use of cheaper fer­ I can tall you—to hand you back your tilisers. A little limo or plaster may some­ ninety pounds. Both my futhcr and my­ ■ times thus bo more valuable than an amount self resolved qever to touch a penny of it; of phosphatea or potash salts that wouldI if you had died before you were satisfied cost several times as much.” you had discharged the debt, we should WHICH BREED IS BEST ? have handed the money over to your daughter. I am delighted, however, to This question is often asked in regard to। give it back to you personally; and if yon ! oows; but the answer must depend on will come to my office to-morrow I will hand you the fire per cent interest which what use is mado of- the milk and butter.’ has accrued since the first payment. Good If a cow or two are wanted by a family by. Abd, I fed mysdf an intruder now. that can afford to pay SI00 or more for a1 Good-by, and God Hees you, my booert cow, rad prefer quality to quantity, the Al­• derney (now also called Jerwy) cows arc• , to become thicker and thicker in his utter- superior to all others. If tho object be to ,n«, U>'d pUcxriin AM'« l»p« ra«U sell the milk, or to make butter and cheese’ canvM bog, which gave forth a riming for market, tho Ayrshire* and Hofetrins,> sound, and once again heartily wringing or grades, are excellent. The 8hort-hcrrns• tha old man's hand, bounced from the fooiu are frequently are good milkers, but theyr before anyone could bid him farewell. “Polly," whispered Abd, “give me that require better pasture* than other breeds.’ They make thebe* Uefof all breeds. workbex." 1 Devons nnd their grades are tough and Al tv KN BY AT,LAV sad SoHetior Xrf. by,p».to,. d«r rtu* Ud MrerbdcMgrf lo te WrfbLE NO. 2005. in of rye is advantageous. The land should be fortilixed in some way when the rye is sown in tho fall; and the grain should be plowed in with a large plow about the time that the rye has got ita full growth, but before blouoming. It should firat bo roilcd down flat upon Che ground, bo as to bo eaily covered. A farmer who has thus plowed in rj c says : “Tho land will bo-cffedually supplied with a largo amount of organic and minora! elements of plant food. If allowed to mature, according to the cstimata, the crop plowed in would add to the soil of available plant food about 227 pounds of nitrogen, 200 pounds of potash and 121 pounds of phosphoric acid, which would nearly equal in value the two tons of guano." CHOOSING FOWLS FOB TABLE. It is n little singular that taste or fash­ ion as to the color of tho flesh of fowls varies at different largo markets. In the London market, ydlow-akined birds are not sought for, the pink or flesh-colored skin being the favorite there; while iu New York the yellow is preferred in 4 marked degree. The queostiou naturally arises, what is tho reason fi>r this difference, in taste, and which are the best fur tho table as to flavor, delicacy, Ac. ? There is no doubt that there fowls which uro celebrated for their peculiar richness of flavor and hardy, and arc not particular as to Lite skrnoeJ varUic*. Such I Games, Houdana, Dorkings, A ‘ New York is that shoo I quality of the grass in tbrir pwtoe. . old j Stock breeder sy; [continued oa �Tea*, Coffee*, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc., Etc. paying in 'advance after November 1,1876 will receive the paper weekly from receipt or remittance to January\tll8Sl, Without r Hastings, Mich., D*c. Address of tho 4, Charge. B 6 1870. Combined tear! THE COUNTRY GENTLKIAN. Republican The Country Gentleman to published Weekly ou the following terms, when paid strictly in advance; One Copy; .one year; 12.50; Four Copiee f 10, and an additional Committee. sass sasssszosss SSSsSHaa.BssaBftBSSsSs £33sSgsasSsasaila§sss S3SsaseaassaaaSz£ssg e£8a3ss: l38s5s5aE5saasB=8£5s To the Republicant of Barry The Battle to fought and the victory won, thanks to your untwerving devotion to duty, and your firm conviction that ths Republican Party to still true to the Prin­ ciples it avows, and the Policy which sav­ ed the- Republic in the dark days of the Rebellion. pJaMoy y aivyilM pjoq M £HM|[ r. The Country Gentleman noeeeaws an unequaled Corps of Correspondents, regular and occasional, among tho Beet Farmer! of AU Parte of the Country, and conataully reflects tho practical condition and progress of tlio husbandry of every section of the United States and civilized world. The Country Gentleman gives in ita Horticultural Department a continuous variety of information and suggestions, equal or superior in tho aggregate to what to obtained in tho monthly numbers of most magazinee devoted to Horticulture. h»’P»ik kddllirid «<>P(1 ddi^aapniO ties, and a division in our own ranks oc­ rjuaf qtjtu*i»r casioned by a diversity of opinion on tho the Party, and by the prompt acquiescence by the minority in the action of the major­ ity ; § 3 i i s i i i i i •s and while wo could not see that any­ thing was to be gained by this agitation of the Greenback issue in the election of county officers, we did not deem it any pact of cur official labor to call into ques­ tion the purposes or action of any doss of our fellow citizens who differed from us in their convictions of duty., or the best means to accomplish what seemed to them to be their interest and tho public good. • Now that tho election to over, and ths status of the money question definitely set­ tled, we^rnst there may be a ro-union on the old platform of equal and justice to all men, of all, who believe in the equality of men before the law, and the protection of the property, and of tho personal and pc­ . Htical rights of every American, regardless of color or nationality. To these principles the Republican Par­ ty stands unalterably committed In victo­ ry, or defeat, and to anraro their enact­ ment into laws, and tho enforcement of tho laws thus enacted, with such other legislation os shall secure tho grealut tion of al! men who believe in Free Men, Free Soil, a Free Press aud the Inaliena­ American citiacn, whether adopted,'or to the manor born. The past to nt least secure ; the present triumph you have won is a lasting honor to yon who have so unservingly battled for the Right The Republicans of the State applaud your devotion to principle, and your real for that which you believed to be the right sSSsaaSsSssssasSsSas &31J82SS2' a-'sasS&sas sisssSsesr fcStWi'ggS aattaBsssSsassusSsSaa sSBsasssHasasBsSssas tsBaasssSssassgssEas ssBs'UsssassasBsSsgas isaaSsBas gir.RgSSSa s258U38saaassB8SsSa» esStoaSeHsaasaSKSas eaBSHBSsnSaasBsSssas i § »*.SJSfia.3S88.8SKtttB8; £ 3 S-.3S: done aff much as all other Jowrals combioaJ, to in^oducc and disseminata Improved dOJlpO*] JJ A e3J<»0 Stock of cvciy kind through the country; and command! to a greater degree than 5S •Wd u|l«V jaAMWR 1 juajiv b N aaiiupii tiawcf ao;dfl g »^ravf fs g H IpMnH i u*h«x»k 3 ap.t>03K q*nn oSpatpis •({ eotuvf jRiin ’'-iir E. ueSaanij pop'K E r l‘l»!d M w*>K tpojiuiOQ 3 nprio :So*3SStt23S! S-.3S; ?L tnet|uun ui’smi.tt The Country. Gentleman embraces numerous minor departments of a practical character, such as the Dairy, the Poultry Yard the Apiary, the Vineyard, and so on, and weekly presents a column or two for the Housewife and an lutorroring varietv of Fireside Reading. It contain* K well edited Review of Current Events, and It* advertising pages furnish a directory of all tho principal agricultural and horticultural establishments of the country. Specimen Copiet Free. Audrttt 6tjf Luther Tucker^Son, ALBANY, N.Y. VEGETINE qlMUOfpn uqof S-aSStt«58; The Country Gentleman contains unuaally full and trustworthy Markete .Reports, and devotes special attention to them and to the Prospects of the Crops, as throwing light upon one of the. most H R. Steven’s Column/ j|91l|9a*JA pratpju 3 3 Bia8t.a=s.8=aBas8=: 3 S.SSt.a = S=8S=ISS38=! 3 tt.38S.S=S.BSSt!S58-E: 3 B.33S.8=S.BSStt*S83S: £ B.aaa.a-s.BsattBsssss 3 B* — S«*oS Sese — a .IS o 8 -i 1— licans rordtolly invite the active co-opera­ ble Rights of every liatpuajj uojuog uSgsSSir EBBaSSiiisSsaafiSssasiE ciled, though it seems to us this difference of opinion should have been settled within Xaaaaj uqof PUREETES THE BLOOD, •»“I3 II J*U'j r 1 X9X*»O V piMpoOM wpnw.Cq 5 Renovates and Invigorates the Whole System. 1T8 IKDICI1AL PfiOPfHTIES ARE ALTERATHE, T»IC, 60LVEMT AO MURETIO. VEGFTIXK KS?" ayJaimr* sunrion u tta>M pare Mood. Cbrewic I s. Your standard bearers appre­ ciate your action and the firmness you manifested in their behalf and stand ready ScATTMKua.—Tlirrr were 0 Prohibition ticket* atxl 8 American Patty tickela caal in the county, aa follow : Avyiia, 2 American, Party. Barty, 2 American Party. when any of you shall be honored by a selection as a candidate of the Party for any billon. Chose On'our own behalf we thank you for Woodland, 2 Prohibition. which so generously reposed in ns tho satisfied that the tales of horrible brutality management of this ever memorable polit­ and savage barbarity toward tho unhappy ical contest, for the increased majority you freedmen by the Democratic “bulbdoscra," have rolled up for tho Ticket from Presi­ which have reached us from that State are dent to Coroners, nnd especially for your far than from exaggerated, fur they have seen firmness in the lace of tho uncalled for the poor victims assaults mads on the character and man- 'escaping to that who have cl»y. lincaa of some of our chosen leaders, raen pitiful appeal u fur above their assailants as the Heav­ the North ens arc above th« Earth. feeling of sympathy of these succeeded in The atrong and humbla people to for protection, will You can have in any shape you want. Crackers We brag on. Cheese We sell the best Tobacco. We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 6Oots. to $1.00. Ohio Stone Ware Is the best. Crockery. Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. Remember. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. one pouscosing the true instincts of man­ hood, and the time may come chief honor this glorious victory belongs, the we should fail to do Justice if we did not be punished. Hastings, Aug. 7th, 1876. xxi30w4. Michigan Furniture, Coffins, Etc. Detroit Advertisements. 5,000 greenbockcre in Mich. igan. READ THIS N. SABIN. Hayes a majority of gives 25,439. ed to be 3,234. At Coldwater thia season 16,725.80 has been paid fur Centennial tickets. and he happy again. GRAIN, ELOUR The population of Charlotte to estimat­ the anr evidence. And liU Toed B«ud <*Tnd. MiA. GM IteMi in Prices! awaken a in the heart of every Rcpublicanrotcrs of die county of Barry the when even murderers of whitc'Bepublicans may Wto wUl say that Gen. the efficient services ‘ render- ,Sheridan used too strong s term in styling Out of fifteen lady applicants far admiss­ SALISBURY & BROSSEAU ion to the University not one has been rejected. Grsis There was polled in Kent county at the recent election, 15,150 votes. to growing finely. um Dwlm tn all kind, lotisui^ Comer Woodbridge i Shelby Ste, Old Kent , Detroit, JMlch. FURNITURE, John H. Wendell & Co, Pjatfetery Gates BncMS Rua, fc. The prohibition and greenback tickets ed by the RxrCBLICAN Bannxb, in the contest through which wc have just pass , were nearly a tie in lohia County.' Sraioo Dcmurr, languor, tassUude, and that ed, as well as the uuUring efforts of its ' Pro­ hibition 66, Greenback Ti: and Michigan Lake Shore Railroad be­ tween St Joscph and New Buffalo. ’ th* Past Vi/* Sravr, which (uppiiM thablocJ not , with its vital frlucipaJ of lift elonicnl—iron— surpassed by any man in Central Michi- jiafuaing rtrenglh. vigor, and naw Ufc into all gan, entered into the contest, and did ।parte of the system. Being free from alcohol, a work the Republicans of Barry County ita ' enrrgiiioc effect* are no*, followed by cor- will not fail to remember with gratitude. ' Thanking you fur the honor you have conferred on »s, nnd for the victories you iGlw2 PLOS’^A,!'’ fillFFKS&lMETS New iron to being laid on the Chicago with & teal that did not abate, an energy that, did not flag, an ability that to reoeiver for the Chicago and Lake Shore Railroad. Michigan Ho is at prvfeut the General Manager of that -road. ALL DISEASES 0E THE BLOOD. . M u>d SS ASbndun St ' »ETBOIS,t . MICIHT.AK. j Look here I Look here! I ' What! don’t you think wc can sell Coffins, Caskets A Shrouds ■ .I.... —aw C—— 7 \t. The Michigan State Grange will meet ____ • have won in tiie past, wc bid you stand The .New York JH&tutc advertises for 12. Half faro u;>on the railroad* and firm in tho future-. We ask that justice . as to the uLcreabowts of the about halfrates at the hotels after you get may be done,-that ths opinions of nil das. iufcraaik.il * President who was elected — that you join us in giving to all men a Spices. State ftema. Republicans who have recently ' visited New Orleans arc now more Editor, Geo. M. Dewey on the Rostrum, who From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods., SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, ctUre organ*. Hilar* ItiUatiun atlon and re<ulatee ibe bovela. this triumph you have won for the Party recognize Ooffee Hatlinz*, 1 ProhlbWon. Ila»llng» City, 2d Ward, 1 American Party. 84 Ward, 2 Prohlbliion. 4th Wan!, 3 Prohibition. JohnNnwn, 3 Ameriuan Party. Rutland, 1 Prohr official position, to reciprocate your action, to tho. extent of their several abili- While thus recognixing, that to you, the Our Teas are all ^NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County.’ a copy Jor the yearfree to the tender of the jdauj H Japjajl n»u qoawf currency question that could not be recon­ TEA! TEA !! tipod tOTITHM .The contest in this county was embarraised by special and unlocked for difficult \ Papkhb—Fobty-«ventii J. M. HEWES, . Wf guarantee Satisfaction. -Huarsc furnished free to any person Mnfctading a Coffin worth We The Albion Mirror stands up on its hind fared before, far we make the most of our Ceffins and Furniture. jasticc, and protect the political rights c citizen, and thus any on <• J- M4/A Sio aii OMifflial R • �!o Memorum. p*> m in hot blankets, and lent our faithful " «l Fl Bl AL HH1 ■> BAHT IWH, nd >m )at We alept aoundly through and did lb •job. pHIAVS ADVERflSEMEMTS. •Nov. 28, 1876. heal late to retommend a medicine.—TUmmm •, -traxtSale—Franca Roldan. - -Edwin A. Strona. names again, talking about his own besetting sin, having forgotten the peal. Well if he can All About the County; .. I.UOSJ. Heel of the Vniverw to remove from ua by death our Worthy Btoter, Cyntba Runyan, Therefore Jieoobed, That wa deeply regret bar early death, and wUl ever mon kindly eheriah the recoollaetloa. of her many virtue., which were alway. prominent in her inlercourae with u> aa a woman, and an Adoptive Mum. Btoolotd, That we exlead to her honored hueband anil family, our heartfelt condolence aad aympathy in thair great affliction. .John talks about our big boots—Well, our boots may be slightly to large for John's Chinese i until meeting Tueeday evening. both hia bead and ahouldm. ire Haix or Haxtixm Eastkkx Braa Lenox, No. 81, or Adoptivx Makx*. cast, aaya tho Baiun. rketed in this city. : «r ■ should be a meeting of the Board of t it ion on Tueaday evening. , ■ - circuit court stands adjourned tiwlil If that is so why did -O.i_ t>.____ . p« day. . - th ink* of the Editor of the Baxxk*. are ing dinner; ■ A daughter of Hon. Norman Bailey, waa ■p.:itc seriously.injured Thanksgiving evening, while uliding on Broadway near the residence A. CARD TO TUS AMKRICAJtPUBLIC. anow and Icc, has com­ m 1HDW For 1877, if he had not been a legal voter. in addition to .11 its former excellencies, heretofore surpassed by do other religious weekly newspaper in the world, will offer Council Proceedingfi. Common Council of the elty of Hastings was Nor. 21st, 1876, there not being a quorum present the Council adjourned. BARNES & COMPANY. Hastings, Aug. 12th 1876. ■voure the peopl nine box ofHolU-., . . a; ■ vim- xxi31yl BM2" tet’ ^-iESir.S Z' te XJX1 SrSS&'SS'i ’LT.'F-WS; ‘EL“t «be American refnve to purchase M edteine* parpr-rtinx to be our» ENTIIEIT NEW FEATURES, THE HUM UHNE Recorder. D. 187B. . Present the Mayor, Recorder, Aid. Evans, Lewis, McNaughton, Russell, Sheldon and ’ Petiika of relative to gradftg on one aide of Broadway from Bentley's planing Machine to bridge, waa laid on the table. Of Pioneer Co , to appoint George Davis, Wm. McShcrry, Dan.J’hax and Wm. Michael, 8223 ALLEN & TREGO’S SPLENDID DISPLAY OF Fall and Winter Millinery ! of great importance and value. HATS, FLOWERS, &C. Flrvt—We shall print through the Tomlinson. Phillip T. Colgrave of Charlotte an experi­ ence-1 and popular Teacher of Phonography, Bought very low and WE will sell them at ivill please the closest buyer. lered until election morning and waa told then eil of the city of Heatings waa held at the Michael Grace has moved hia Saloon from the north-east corner of State and Church Streets, to the building next east of Em. Busby's Bar' yr shop, where his friends and the publie rilk pictorial illurtratiaw. Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, « Black Oil, viUare. and are extensively used throuxhonl the entire civilbod world. concerned we did not advise Birney VanBrant luwuhcuse on each Friday in December to th.' season of froat. menced. . Ti e desir o to call your attention to our etook of strictly pari 'DRUG.S and MEDICINES Tie make a speciality in deal ing in only strictly prime DRUGS. We believe it is for t> ie inter est of our Customers as well as ourselves to sell oi ily prir. no and pure MEDICINES. We have ' .... a, large, stock of pt ices that uf the Editor of the Bum. W. S. Rogen, the Treasurer of Carlton, will ; < at his residence each Thursday, and al tho the or MASTIhGS CITY DRUG STORE married. The Grand Central Hotel, New York, leads in flic p.'pular demands for low prices. It has reduced its rates from >1.00 to >2.60 and >3.00 Jue and tendered to Sheriff Creasy and 8urveyor Bowen for a fine turkey for Thanksgiv­ valuable luneationa II eontalni. In addition to ^wolrvrf. That a copy of there reaolationa I* presented to the huiband of our deceased later, and a copy to tach, tha RarcsucAX Bax«xa and llastinyi Horse Journal for publica­ tion. T. Puiura. Mrs. W. K. Stun, Mire Julia WianvuAX, Committee. McGee the assistant Principal of our I -chool is very sick at the residence ef Mr. Hadley in this eily. *cpb Cole haa removed hia Meat Market Front JrforMU Street to the Goodyear building tjtxt WcsleT'the Bank on State Street. _Prt|y a. Pile, and Millinery Goods. rldiaoa and latitude. at era BMtinliable for a cor- iiy the 20th day of December, inatant. I be official canvass for Senator In the 16th OU Spedal Notices. Hostetter's Ublted States Altaasie for 1«TT. fe» distribution oralis. tbronshout tho United Statei, and all eivUlsod countries of the Western Hemis­ phere, will be publtehad about the flirt of January, tn the BoxlUh. Goman. Premb, Welsh. Norworiaa. Swedish. Holland. Bohemian and Spanish year SERMONS by the most eminent deigymen of the country, of all denomi­ nations, from Maine to California. Our readers will, therefore, hare the pleasure of hearing the most famous ministers of Ngw York, Brooklyn, Boston, PhiladcL phis, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis. San Francisco, etc. Second—Wc shall publish a series of artidre on CHRISTIAN WORK, by Rev. Stephen H. Tyng. D. D., whieh will be invaluable to elcrgyflien, Sunday-school teachers, and every Christian man aud m JI, ???????;??? < xr. Hilled w. will AU kinds of Ladies’ Underwearat the LowestPrices. Fancy ever and person; opposite Goods of all kinds Cheaper than in quality to suit the taste of every Remember the place, State Street, Roberts’ Drug Store. ‘ GIVE US A. CA.LE. gas MRS. CLARA AT.T.FW MISS VINE TREGO. woman. Third—A new Serial Story of Amer­ ican life will be begun about tho middle of December. Its title will bo fjJJJ three willina t V riaht In their own IveaHUre. explain hero. Btuloca. pleuant Women, and bon and airt. do u Heatings, Mich., Oct, 5, 1676. xli46tf Machines,AMarble Wo^ks. Ayer’s Advs. & Groceries. A PAPER CITY, Pioneer Hose Co. On. motion of Aid. Ruaeell, the above named VE prevent opportunity to become proficient in itWe learn that, a few days since, a man in Baltimore fell from the-roof of a barn, on which he was at work striking on the scaffold­ ing oq the small of tho back, which resulted a few hours afterward*, in hu.ilcath. We could peroonl were appointed members of Pioneer A motion of Aid. Ruaaell, that the street Com., be authorised to employ an Engineer to articles from the pen of Elder Brewster, employed. appropriate fhn<*a therefor. F. McNair, highway wo 2nd Ward not use fl» U F. McNair, highway work dlh Ward 19 87 Charles Horton highway work 4th Ward 25 88 Thoma. Bette, peeing n their good., but they look cheap to ua. whu the Editor . call a •‘gambling Hell." Wo do not know of any such institution in dur city, and if there io Ayes—Aid. Evan*. Lewis, McNaughton, nays as follows: Ayes—Aid. Evans. Lewi*, McNaughton, Ruaaell and Tomlinson, 6. Nays—Sheldon, 1. On motion the Council adjourned. L. D, QvACSCWBCTn, ’rices! EATT many dyspeptic, ailing persona. Get What Can bo Done m n Day. funded. Only one disagreeable It in country neighborhood*, where all should be iVe think t day as it usually is on the Sabbath. Turkeys one year, postage paid, together with any one volume from the following list: 1. Tho Pickwick Papera. 500 pages. 2. Our Mutual Friend. 516 pages. 3. David Coopcrfidd. 520 pages. 4. Nicholas Nickleby. 516 pages. 5. Martin Chwzlcmt. 530 pages. ’ 6. Dombey aud Son. 534 page*. 7. Old Curiosity Shop, and Reprinted Views. 530 pages. 8. Little DorriL 504 pages. 9. Bleak Horn*. 532 pages. 10. Barnaby Budge, and Hard Times. tuoky Cksb Distribution Company." Thtoia a larger dowry than anybody short of a Bothachild bestows upon his children. Gev. Porter la no Rothschild, but he intends to give away that amount among his ticket-holders on ihat Boa. 576 pages. 14. Uncomtr.oiciai Travslur, and addi­ tional Christmas Stories. 356 you would get your share of ihiagoHeomaana. 15. The Mystery of Edwin Drood, A ChiW’a. History of England, Master Humphrey’s Clock, etc. thing oocured al ftie not be kept away from social gatherings. Tbe W»rki «f Charles Dlckcas, in tho famous and unsurpaased House­ hold Edition of Messrs. Loe II Shepard, tho well-known pabiwben of Bcstoa. Look at our offer I To each and every person, whether already a subscriber or not, ■ who acoda us <3, we will forward 570 11. Oliver . _ ___ 12. A Tale of Two Cities,’ and Great Expectations. 514 pages. 13. Oirtstmas Stories, and Sketches uy Grange Feast in Rutland, on Thanksgiving is too bad that people thlevetohly inclined can­ Jr., of Brawstcrville, Mm*,, on men and things, religion and politics, and every “ top topic " a* it comes tip. Fifth—Our great premium for the year webdicre to bo the best ever offered —vix.: Tub1 Indxfbsduct Ruaaell, Sheldon and Tomlinson, 6- Etc D. 11. DeLand 4 Co.’a 2/ret OUmenl SaUraDie. be one of the most sparkling nod attract­ ive aerials ever published. Fourth—Wc shall publiah a senes of move dirt therefrom, waa carried. it would bo wise to hurry up and secure your chance for a heaping pot of it. Whole Tickets, >12; halves, >6; quart eve .Fk Ex-Gov, Tho.P. Porter, General Manseer. Frankfort, Ky, rickfohd Wktic Knitted by D. R. Locke (Bev. Pctrolcm V. Nas«' by). It vividly illustrates the present era of speculation, of linng without work, of 500pH?«r For Ayer’s Hair Vigor, PROBATE ORDER. For restoring Gray Hair to Its natural Vitality and Color. Idea at the probate offlee.io theeiC which is nt once line and Clinr the petition dalr veriled.of THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC day of December next, at 10 o'clock in the for*other persoui interested tn eaid estate, are r.qjirholden^aTtho probate otUeo. in the petitioner .hould not be ■ranted. Aud It la frrther ordered, that said MtiUoMS i pcraon* iatemted la raid estate of eald petition, aad the£earin« PROBATE ORDER. Family Knitting Machine Jiow anraeiiDS umtctmi saa; Ww?& ninafral aud from Pnaanr. B. C. Prladlc,Jnd*e of Probate. In the Matter of tho Bvtate of Marr C. Berate, that an Instrument Clnr led in this oourt. pursad tastameptofsala <tevupon It i«on!«red, that Tuesday the 2>Ub day raetion Book, eentainint complete and ireeUou to the operator, aceocipmdee riSLwilsSwriK ua OBicc. in the City of Ha.«tinp and & aant tr. tor narl of tho e health?, and ef­ fectual for pro­ Nervi ng the hair. Faded or gray hair is toon testored to U» • original eolor, with the gloss and freshness of youth. Thin hair is thickened, falling hair checked, and bnKlnest often, though not always, cured by ita use. Noth­ ing can restore the hair where the follicles are destroyed, or tho glands atrophied end decayed. But such as remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of foul­ ing tho hair with n pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Ita occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray cr ‘falling offj nnd consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances ■which make some preparations dan­ gerous, and injurious to tho hair, tho Vigor can only bonoSt but not harm it. If wanted merely fpr a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desir­ able. ‘ Containing neither oil j>or dye, it docs not wil white cambric, and yet lasts long on t^ic hair, giving it" a riclg glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. “fex.. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., ATTACHMEXT NOTICE DOWELL, MASS. i of Mlehlpan, the Circuit Conn for the conn- FIFTEEN SUBSCBIBKR8 we will lend More Blooded Stock. rouds s were more abundant, and quite as enjoyable closed with a pleasant party at Union Hall, ood reports financial ‘usd otherwise. Abraha<Rj«r«on of tho Township of Has­ ting.. imported into thto couniy oa Friday teat• Short Hora bull calf, four month. Jd on th. 28lh of November, bred by A. A Droak. of We«i Nori, Oakland Coaaiy, Michigan, that Th- Patrons of Grange 140 Rutland, had a Thanksgiving Feast on Thursday evening last, Pedro." waa tired by 11th Duke they carried out their programe. B8U. 5fyl The our county afiorda ; and although an hundred of Hila- Dickens Complete. Every number of tho Independent con­ tains largo octavo pages, forming a weekly tnagnsinc in itself; whereas all od>«- folhi nligiou, |»|xn ht»* only f™ 1« to JO of much mJkfliia. Tho, Tho off.n; for 13 twko n mock » «»y «»or rrlipoM Joor- etnioeaily The Paper for Hard Tim. guAMnUPTioN PUCE of the Independent, with premium, <3.00 per annum, in JisLS' N.U.. -1h-"" I = s XhLT. “tirF-SLK?.. 4. J.iitlS a swttZwG . Attorney for Plato' ADMIN JSTRATOK’S SALE* FOR SALE ‘Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 251-2 acres to-. Exchange for a farm near Hassolicited. �Legals. (COHTiMUKD PBOM 1st PAGE.) bhe-Ainncd fowls in choosing fowls for ll»c table, the latter of which arc generally poor in quality, such as Spanish, Ham­ burgs, &c. Another reason may be that all the pink skini are very tender to. drew, tearing easily, aud axtra care is required in drafting to make them look attractive, and if they come from a long distance and.are al nil damaged, they do not pre­ sent as clean and nice appearance ns those with yellow skins.—(Korol Etw-Yorker. WIMTEBING BEK4 Bees require some protection in winter, although tn the Middle States they often winter voy well on their summer stands when unprotected in mild winters. I have found boxes made to set over the hives a good protection. The space between the biro and box to be about three Inches, boxes open at both ends, and the open space packed full of straw up to and over xthc top.-' Then Uy some boards on tho hive ns a roof to keep the straw dry, if the hives arc not under corer, and the bees will winter as well as in a cellar, or in a bee house. The passage ways of the hires must be kept open by cutting openings in the boxes, and placing pieces of tin or tine, bent in circular form, over them and between the boxes end hives, to keep the straw from closing them up. The tin should be bent with a shoulder on each side and secured in position by tackv or. Star Clothing House Star Clothing Houae. Legals. MORTGAGE SALE. [Star Clothing House,| mortgage sale. ut’w.’u..—.“11 "J nv?. GRAND RAPIDS, * * Are Offering their Entire Stock of Mens’ and Boys’ At an Immense Reduction in’Prices MtatV of Harry. »ndHt irecrlbed a» folluw». tu iwrsisx??. - $4 50. CHILD11ENS' SUITS, $2 50 to »5 00. GOOD BUSINESS SUITS, W 00 to *7 50. BOYS’ SUITS, $4 00, J5 00 an.l Upwards. JliNff SUITS DOWN TO PROBATE ORDER. small nails. Lost.. A promissory note given by William Knapp nnd / his brother, of nutting, payable to J. Winters, due Oct. 15 1876. On tliis note payment has been stopped, and the person who found it will confer a favor by returning it to the subscriber. Abe Bvnnell. Barry Oct. ICth 1876. xxi49t3 Clarence-!.. Lewi* nlinor* — heir* and kcatecs ^On retuJingVnil filins th. petition, duly verified, PROBATE ORDER. Mens’ Fine All Wool Suits of Meria M. Lewis Guardian .f said Minop, pray­ ing for roMOMtherrln r.t forth, that •hr mayo, liccnard to soil certain rcr' —LJ SSb ifeOnly $1000 and $12 00. ^* sons inletMted in said • e&-« Smith, Mance St I'rcston's and settle to save costa. We must have our psy. i xxi46tf Those Suits wo Warrant worth Folly X3 00 to $5 00 Moro. perron* int.rerted in raid ret it thi*ProVrto Offiw’tn tho* «how oauro. if «ny th«re> bo. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. - ’ * $3 tfo; $4 00, $5 00, JG 50, and Up. MENS' OVERCOATS, MENS' FINE BEAVER and other OVERCOATS, $9 00, $1000, $12 00, and $15 00. OVERCOATS, $2 50, $3 50, $4 00 and $5 00 and Up. BOYS’ - $2 00 and Up. MENS' WORKING GOATS, _____ - . $1 00 and Up. MENS'WORKING PANTS,' W WE Guarautao to SAVE People a Great Deal of MONEY if they will BUY of IS. -®e G. P. Rowell & Go's. Col. The Little Rock PRORATE ORDER. OF MICHIGAN. Uoantx of Barry, re.— oa of th. Probate Court for th. County MHm at tho KbaMOOce. in th. rtty. r».on Monday, th* 2Qlh day of Novraber. rear one thousand aiebt buudrad and J. & P. Coats Moke no Miatjaka. as ours is the \pnly Double Store. Star Clothing House, 38, 40 and 42, Canal street, 62w4 GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Excursionists, Liniment Holloway's Ad. Drug., Etc. renoon, bn ,a»d that M.V UK‘I. M »W »■ WHWM. WWW >11 OtllW person* intareatrt) in sahl ovtale. are roqnlrfti to ai>p«ar at a tearion of said Court, then to be holdeu at the Prolnt. OOc. in the efly ot naatings, and show eauro. If any there be. why the prayc.- of th. I THE TESTIMONY OFTHE WHOLE WOULD __..j--------- jt liferotitioa.r sire untie, to aid Mtalc. of the pee* i’W.’slsL&u: Bad Up, Bad Breast*, Sore, aad Olean. mor. a n»w»paper printed CENTENNIAL HRK ME FACTS. Superior HOlimrS ODfflENT. Strength Excellent Quality Jodsw of Prouata. NOTICE OF ^JON^g^SIONERS ON SPOOL COTTON.” STATE OF MICHIGAN. l_ Probat. CoVl far Cocxtt or Baur. J ” raid Cuunlv. E»urt. of John BartlaU. dccwaecdTh a under- • to tho person* interested in «»ld e»talo. idrasy of said petition, and th. bearinr ■Bhnafrr, culan and ING MACHINE CO.. r printod-and elrealatcd In raid County ropy) Judxo of Probate PROBATE ORDER. ADMINISTRATORS SALE. OF MICHIGAN. County rf Barry.**.- ! Louisiana State Lottery Co. uJKJSSS’S .HMyfete'ESS'li.’ on Thureday the Ztd day of November. . GVARWAWS SALE. In tb.MBUOTortbottU:. ot AHm and Cha*. H Sflri Canada Soathcru n’y Company PWffl iim store W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, at namloTi of celd Court, then *tn l>e rh^sia.*xriu sr'Kas' Qeo. M. Savage & Co’s Col. W°!£r COMMISSIONER’S NOTICEtaaad* ajrtinrttha -UU <4MiJUamM. Hunt Ute of mid eounty dwcuad. baraby airs Nolle, that DEAF Boo"free.. O. J- wi>O». M* MXMWUSU. NOTICE TO COM^y^SIONERS STATE OF MICHIGAN,^ Protato^teCT NOTICK ha*. through ita connection:- i.nibe Wert nnd Northwest, placed oa sale n targe number of T<?va.im»’ Exctnuioa Ticket* nt greatly re­ duced rate, by which jMXMuncor* can not only vidt the Centennial Exhibition al Phil­ adelphia. but can, in addition, viait the prin­ cipal eastern citlea, with an opportunity of •topping al any of the great number af fit­ , mou.» rvrort* in New York and Pennsylvania, i Tiro Canada Son them is the only line from tho West running directly id Niagara I Falui, giving passengers, from the train, 1 wonderful panoramic view of the Highly Cataract, nor*e-ihoe Fall, the ■ <lrcut Rapid*. and landing them «*ircci ■ I ly at th. Falla. The track of the Canada I Nwntlicru in an air line, laid with rteel i rail* of the heaviest pattern; there .are no । curve, or grades; wood is wed for fuel: , Couches are furnished with the Winchell ' Valent Ventilator, ensuring perfect freedom dust With its complete system of 1 magnificent Parlor. Sieeplni; and . E>rnwl»ia Room Cnrn from Chlcn- Respectfully announces that he has again engaged ! trim LK, and in the DRUj&^TRjLDE, __ ’ y arri-Uhas in stock and daily arris- a©, I>clrcrit and Toledo, ana u«rouingt a fresh ana genuine ncciion* *t .wiaaam I'niuand BnitaStack ofn.,z, Drugs ana Medi*®*h® "*’w Tor!1 ^nd /raraaao K»z»w.v... Krle Railway*, tho Canada Southern esnes, Dye stuffs, rancy | uh* i>e-<>ming th« favorite Hue to Goodst and in fact a cam-1 w® ?’«*«»■ *•» »w* popular Hue plele Stock of Druggisfe | Merchandise which he offers Any Information c-tn be obtained by al­ M /.Art rwinbi n± Pm_______________ ducsd Prices. REMEMBER^ the Peo XXIMTtf pie’s Hruff Store is di­ rectly opposite Empire Block. I THE ENEMY OF DISEASE I One door east of Spauldings ;THE FOE OF PAIN I TO MAN AND BEAST W-l'artles answering any ef lb»« adr«rto< menu will ideate Hate wbiru they raw the Mm>k $500 EXCURSIONISTS Will, ofcourae,jrith to ace nil th* sight* comforuMr aad cheaply. To ibi* 'end th. MUSTANG LINIMENT, WHICH HAS STOOD THE TE-'T OF 40 YE4 US. , THERE IS SO SOKE IT WILL SOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT WILL SOT CCKK.NO ACHE. NO TAIN. THAT AFFLICTS THE Hl MAK BODY. OR THE BODY OI A HORSE OR OTH ER DOMESTIC AS 1MAL, THAT—DOEB NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING Sic., BOc.. or fl.00. HAH OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING. AND BESTOK ED TO LIFE'ASD USEFULNESS HANY A VALUABLE HOUSE. .MH ■________ ' .— --------- POSITIVELY CURED. koctu. F,lM4w.Mieh. _ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-12-07.pdf 8171255cdf78fdfb7123771c045589ab PDF Text Text “3P3BC3B SEHII-WEEKLY lepoklican NO. 64, VOL. XXI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1876.W^OLE NO 2007. jhe?Bjni-We«kly ftepliblicaji bapper Doctor Alkln’« Double Column. RUD, READ. READ THIS i GEO. M. DEWEY’ editor and publisher. «*• CHRONIC - "i."... AXDK TUilCAL, 'THE imw EVEHYBODV 1 1 HEAD A • — CT ■»■ * -*■ DISEASES. "S* The Doctor « Location ia mod eligible. eantral ■iul AnttVainiunt at otbsn, sro rcprwsatod In the ys»o> of. ippoell* Ubove) llatiiban I.irth side of Slate Street. Usallng*. ll»rry ty, M*htesn. TERMS Ok SUBSCRIPTION: ' PaUojtaarefrhjjfe*ih^^ib^u Id"c A'.I TES OF ADVERTISING. Dunmted by any ota Psriital PPSlT yliT&’^irSA. ';SF8Srta.W: “lW^ _ ___ — ----- ILU ... <v. i llmolr. uklllful tiwunwl io proloax lire "i ilucrcd brnoralnni (uflbeins-MMom frw froa on bo rrRiorrd U. h**>lh by Uic •klltrul cprclolHt ^tao olaco I MW. Al SI. Ixml. Io •« ; (tan Francka, Pi’tOFISSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. ■iSifflSrWffltW: faith IM. tain: "Iatu eo anus anS Maliy well hr your troaimmi tu CTiumMKtynW tokinny tjlrnda u* n»ml reliable i>br»icla>>. □eluded," wrilca a fnaa of a, In poor health fur rear*, who.aft Xffwtf- • icrofula. Rhram*u<m. 17y»p,p»U. PI Lc.. of wnolevcr luuno or aolare. c*i XX tilIf The INTER4)CRAN makes especial claim u a , I^.VMILY NEWSI»A1*®» , Prompt aiunilon paW HARVEY WRIGHT, Sweet's H°Tel> GRAND RAPIDS.......................................... MXCB DOARD A NX* ROOM. V-'■&> TER DAY. ■ Micbisas. Nashville, ufflSEMSK’ PAI N TER Al A. N. Rock’s Carriage Shop Jefferson St , - Ha,,’f£’J'S,ich READ / READ / READ / Special Medical Announcement Joij Comfort and Happiness TO THE , Sick and Afflicted 1 OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. DB. J; B. LaSUKE ‘Ivtinsi Hotus for eon«ullkUt>n during 1S7B »nd '^7.’ tha fullowiM r^MtabH*lie<l IM65, WINSLOW'S STEAM MARBLE WORKS Dr. J. B. LaSure's Ad. Pensions. Marble Works. 01 ptnau. HoaIn all coun- i Great Interests of the Northwest, The INTER-OCEAN ha* tho largest aggregate circulation of any newspaper pubftihcd in the Northwest. It is sent to more than 7 000 Postofficc*. distributed in eviry State and Territory in the United States, in all the British Province*, 'and numerous foreign States and countries. TERMS OF SUBSORUTION: BEMt-WEBKLT. One FREK <xvf with every atnb of twenty. Postage-teim^^S! riSfiiiV'T“” »VrfiX*FJHr?9I? pros, or rcci-i.m i«>w by GEORGE MACDONALD, now ap. pearing in The Living Age from ad­ our vance sheets. General Land Office. Club “n.srss'Js'a^ ' Artars of Pay wad Bounty. OMea-K Sold Icrx. and Sailon of lbe I*to war. or .ggg^^jags । ' PENSIONS Newspaper, ! it i* National in it* views and comprehcnsive in its ncwNgatberins. Firm in it* I political faith, it is not bigoted, and in all dixctiadons aims to bo candid, dignified, and above personal abac. WS- EXTRA OFFER FOB 18H. to customers, 11 Clark General Agent, National 1 one that will be found uaeful and inter ■ estihg to American* in every part of the ! globe. WhHe it especially represents the To all new subscribers for 1877, will be sent gratit the six numbers of 1876, con. taiuing, with other valuable matter, the first instalments of a new and powerful serial story. “The Marquis or Lomie," Monuments of the best American and Imported Marble, Tablets and Head­ stone* of all deacriptlon madetoor-er on abort notice, also Granite Monu­ ment! of the various pattern! supplied Ge. W WiaxIowAtsn. It is not excelled by any nublication in tho country The 1NTEILOCEAN u a 1 I oj pottage. A t. jETalamazoo* Mich Having steam power and improvad. machinery for aandlDg, high polishiDg and cutting mortice*, we can dowqrR cheaper and better than those wno work by-bnbd. , .1 First-Class Nacspaper, Chicago. . IV’i/h it alone a reader may fairly keep up with all that is important in the liter aturc. history, politics, and science of the day."—The Methoditt, New York. •'The ablest essays, the most entertain­ ing stories, the Smart poetry of the En­ glish language, arc hero gathered to>gether."’’—lllinoa Stale Journal. “ Inditpeneable to every one who detiret a thorough compendium of all that it ad­ mirable and noteworthy in tlw literary world."—Bfitlon Pott. “ Ought to find a place in every Amer­ ican Home.”—New York Timet. 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For 110 50 The Living Age and eithi er one of tho American $-1 00 Monthlies (or Harper't WecJdy or Ratal*) will be sent for a year, both potipaid; or, for |9 50, The Living AOK and Scribner s St. Nicholas or Appleton’s Journal. M D. Reed desires to call attention to 1 r ______ I For tho finaTlot of CanD«l Lobster, Cigars that cannot be equaled at John Salmon, and Sardince in this city, go to lanlcy'e. ‘ John Stanley's. FOR SALE .1THF BANNER O«7CF TIIEGHKAT AGONY. one prevailing topic in The the city now, is, “who is to, be President ?” Tho Republienm are smilingly confident and the Democracy are as ugly and waspish as they can be. They claim that if Hayes i! declared elected it will be by fraud, and in the gin mills and gambling hells they talk loudly of resistant, and offaiangurating Tilden by force.'"’it i» very hard for red nosed, inonstached gentlemen who I avc^protnises of places under Tilden in tho event of his election to resign their hones," and being eimpdlcd to go back to ordinary thieving for a living. Sinecures in custom-houses, with unlimited oppor­ tunitie* for stealing are much easier, and when they think how dose they came to it they gnash their teeth in rage. But the business men in the Democratic party take no such view of it. They say, with­ out exception, that if the returning Boards declare Hayes elected that ho must be inaugurated, and that there will be no fight over'y. The fact is tho business Democracy who voted for Tilden would a little rather bee him defeated than not, now that tney sec the reckless, revolution­ ary dement that stands liehind him. And they don't like the .attitude he occupies. In all this excitement, be has said not a word to allay the fever, or quiet apprehen­ sion. He has not said that if his oppon­ ent should bo declared elected he would acquiesce quietly, but he holds himself in position to take the office by force if need be. And it i£ a significant fact that all the threats tof trouble, in this dty, camo from those who stand tho closest to him. He conducted the campaign with bluff and money, and he will stop at nothing to secure tho scat he has so long coveted. Heaven help the country if this archdem­ agogue, by any means gcts.his grip on the Presidency. THE NEWSBOYS am reaping a rich harvest. Tho circula­ tion of the daily papers have doubled, and the little gamins know how to keep it up. In one up-town block, tho population is entirely Democratic, and the next block on the same street is entirely Republican. The smart newsboys enter* the first block, and yells, “ ’cre's yer extry World I Til­ den's elcctid^ sure." The Democrats all rush to buy his paper. In the next block —“ 'era’s yer extry 7Vm«—Hayfs ker­ nes Looisaner, Floridy and South Kerliny I" And a very lively sale among tho Republicans is tho result. One more honest than the rest, was asked what was the election news, and he cried “extry Tnboon 1 ” Peter Cooper's defeat con­ firmed. He sold a great many- paper*. THE POOL*. Among the betting men, and their num­ ber is legion, a great deal of interest cen­ tres in the pool roonis. Pool betting u a specie* of gambling without cards or dice and has become guito fashionable, even among so-called respectable men. Tho Pool Rooms have been the arena of much excitement during the past weeks. There are a number of these fiyihionable gambling houses on Broadway, the two most largely patronized -aic known as Johnson's, corner of twenty-eight street, and the palatial establishment of ex-prize fighter, ex-congressman John Morrissey. There arc several kinds of pools known as Auction, French and Combination. A portion of the room devoted to such pur­ poses is fitted up with an elevated plat­ form, upon which are seated the auctionecr» mid derka. The roomn orc provided with scata, and from a comfortable loung­ ing place for tho fashionably dressed loafers of the city.- Hundreds arc usually in attendance but not three per cent, arc bidders or buyers. The auctioneer an­ nounces that a hundred dollars is bid for the first choice on general ftonlt, Tho favorite, candidate is then naniud, generally thus I One hundred dollars for Tilden. How much do I hear for Hayes? The bidding is varied according to the working of the ]»litical thermometer, varying from thirty to eighty dollar* for Hayes. Til­ den one hundred. Tbe bidding having •. .t________ i—,k handed to each party. Tho succearfiil bidder receives the entire amount, ie*H three, per cent, which is the pool adter's found at all hours of any day, ready to do French Pools.—In another part of the ttnv work in his line, from putting* new room, needy nrrengedaidc by side,are a spoke in an old wheel, to tho building of number of frames constructed with spacen । the best buggy ever seen in the county of AGdreo |TTELL A GAY, Boston. ' Barry. Don't forget the place; in the Barry. Don’t forget the place; in the ___ —Z.l. Tiro & Bro., nnmer corner o ___ *•„’ * ■ ____ shop with PSM. JasonX-Rich o dusted io a sdip inserted on the board, toPure Liquors, bottled for medicinal pun Church and Railroad Street. aca, for sale at moderate prices by John j xx6tf tMky'_________ __ uaiu I these m in tb. .odd, nt th. ntna v.l«.bl<, liurnrr .nd ri.nul. tn.ttor of th. d.y, fratn th. pen. of th. Loading Eua,l>(>. Spl- : entiab, Critic., Dl.cover.rs, and Ed- i Hora, n printing ever. d.rart».nl "t. v—and --a Program. Knowledge 1 he Living .i^fin which its only com|>etitor, “ Every Saturday,” boa been merged), is a weekly magazine of sixtyfour pages, giving more than. i> roaroww b««i jodsmeaL call To folly in rwtlsata and Mtiafr: . ukM b«Ml«« from th. hand, of r»d pT>»Islam. and b "m-uv “ 1,00 LEADING Nov.li.t.,.ndtou=.ttot Ui- Bu.iurrt ixfr^^.ory Cardi, not cxeoodlnd six New York, Nov. 27th, 1876. ., d.”™ above named and many oth-; era ; embracing tho choicest Serial andrf , Short Stories by the Leading Foreign Irs , up ell hope of re! ■ ef. Hi. Alltab)*. with m»rr.lom■ ■ 1 i:m>i J 2 1 JB I Au» I 30X01 SOJB l~UM0 Three Editions: n • tty t i , M, SeaiWeetly Hi My. Litteii’s Living Age. toeee the Doctorbcforenttrndlnr too . !§joire l" *tJW I «£•»_ I KOO I «TJM> l_«SL« JSjsare I 2JW !_3JXT I .. I’llUO I _ _»J» ti m Jui. 1, 1877. Tb. Living Age enter, &uWbl»a ,1^. linn S»r ,«.n «n » noon iu 1174 Tolnnw, vrtth th. TOntinnal ’ • H«l>~~»t.ti’n Bonnbhmn F.per. |U|eo»u..n.l«tlon or Ik. b«t m.n nod Jonr .»dd«fajlb.pnwpl«. nd. of tboonottlr,. rad with otmtady =»<i ngoniniton of U» NUtood Bjptih. ItKtwini I “2 P*T7-. "* I,!,T?R *“ U 180, it will rantisb to iu tovl«n, ’ ■«* “ ,hc ,OT'fro"' t>fj«m.l«>» th. proSalo., rfth. toranM uttboto ««l-b"twl ■ nttoto. upn^dotod to Union Ticket Office. 3 OUR NEW YORK LETTER. The Great Agony.—The News-Boy*. —The Pools. on this favorite. As between Tilden or Ith YAOE/J �the company, or want of nlteotion to llrcir Teas; Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc.. Etc The Confederotee Fee! Outraged. and the public welfare by their offiews and employees. IIastingh, Mich., D’ 187G jO.7. Hence the parading of such mishaps as do occur in displayed headings ton city arc very anil exciting paragraphs, it does not seem they coll the invasion of the to us, can be of any real benefit to either Capital by Federal the owners or patrons of these roads. has bean a time since Buchanan left It is for tho Tkertl. best all elaiHCfl of our people to interest of aid by all lo- much outraged at what troops. House that the White Federal uniform in Harper s Bazar National There never appearance the streets ILLITSTKATED tho of a or of a geiimatc means in promoting the prorper- united States flag has not in like manner ity of our railroads. sent They are the great terror to their constitutional hearts. For alrielly hoiuobold inaUero aad droaa, civilizer* of the age—the pioneers iu open­ There are no State rights in the District ing np and developing the undeveloped of Columbia to bo violated, yet the apo*- E lady can aftord porta of our country—the menus of rapid Lies of State rights see in the appearance formation it rlva inter-communication, bringing all parts of of a few hundred noldiera the destruction of State sovereignty. effect that a Northern Hence, instead of impeding them the South in tho savagely which will affect a reduction of the patron- nal machine. io iai old slave days, it is iiterary and artistic featurw, the Bator ia unVOMt, Boston. *ge given them by the public, -we should And still our Platform. \ only print that which will OUR FAITH JUSTIFIED. Hint Hayes and Wheeler were legally and constitutionally elect­ ed President and Vice-President of the United States, yesterday, we have no reasonable doubt, though wc^p to press before be­ ing able to get the full vote of the several Electoral Colleges. But still we have no doubt Ruther­ ford B. Hayes is elected. ble state of perfection, as the more perfect CYnxen says: The State Board of Canvassers of South i! ■ । Carolina has done its duty faithfully and 51 O' fearlessly. The attempt of tho ignorant the publuhera. and arrogant Supreme Court to interfere rich it- had no lawful respondent reflects on tho Railroad Com- in matters over wlii mtsnontr, we' think ho is talking at ran­ control has been frustrated by prompt nnliance with the law by the board dom. If there is a public officer in the Tho triumph 'of law in South Carolina State whose acts are more worthy of spe­ is fraught with the most momentous _ cial commendation than any other, Gov. sequence as regards the personal rights of Bagley alone excepted. tbut man is the colored people of that State. Every colored Republican of any prominence Stephen S. Cobb, the present Railroad would bare been in danger of persecution, Commissioner, in and for the State of even unto death, had the machinery of be unleratood tljat Ihe aubaeribar wfrhea to Michigan. i. To this, at the time of his np government passed into Democratic hands. poiutment entirely qcw field of public With Governor Chamberlain still in now- eeipl of hia ordar. The Annual Velum the cowardly White-Liners will be duty, be brought deeded ability, inflexi­ held in check. Every philanthropic heart ble integrity of purpose and a fixed de­ must throb with delight at the assurance termination to d> all that could be done that; with all their intimidations, tho bullto brink our Railroads up to the highest doxers of South Carolina were frustrated passible state of excellence, that the poo> in their nefarious con-piracy to carry the binding, eent by mail, poapaid on receipt fit pic of the State might enjoy the benefits State by fraud and violence, and thus in­ Bl 00 each. augurate n reign of terror. they expected when they put forth such ty, whjlo passing over them. Fot^rth. So far as the note of our cor­ superhuman efforts to secure and re-crosaing our State in so many ways, and so thoroughly accommodating the lu a letter on political subjects address­ people of almost all sactious.zand at tho ed to the Editor of the Bannxx, received one day last week, there was this signifi­ • ' “Herewith I mail you a copy of to-day’s cant paragraph ; tho Jackson be of accidents either to persons or proper­ almost same time to secure tho whole people against any infriugiyjZ'nt of their risbts by these corporations. And most admirably has he succeeded in his efforts, as tho pub­ Horse fob balk—A good seven year old mare, Bound, weight 1200 pounds. Time given for payment. JuLIVB RUKSKLU xxi46tf • I fit be necessary universally attest. thia Statcvduriog the past three months, curtail and trust you will find room for them in burderr, let it be done iu some other wsy your besides doing away with an officer who is excellent journal, the Republican expenses iu order to to lighten the It is of moment to have tho annually saving sums untold to the people public informed concerning the accidents of tho State, for the mere pittance paid which occur on our Railroads and their our Railroad Commismonor. Banner. causes, especially when, as is the case in too Address HARPER k BROTHERS, New York. CHEAP CENTENNIAL TRIP—To Smith, Manee A Preston’s and settle to save costs. We must have our pay. xx’UCtf Lansing Republican containing a list of lic and the patrons of I he roads will almost Railroad accidents which have occurred in For Toledo bottled ale by tho doxen or otherwise, and stock ale, and porter by the bulk, go to John Stanlxt’b. xxt44i3 Harper's Magazine ILLUSTRATED. John Stanley eellx better and cheaper Tea, than any other House in the city, xxl—14 t 4 The Legislature. Remember. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, Hastinge, Aug. 7th, 1876. It has been our policy during the twenty years wc have conduct­ Harper e Weekly should be in every family throughout tl<e land, as a purer, more interest­ Hmm Maouis, one year *4 00 ing, higher-toned, betler-illiutrated psixrr is not published in this or any other couutry.— 54 00 includes payment of U. 8. poetace by Cbontereijl BuUrten, Boston. the publishm. ’ The Weekly is the only illustrated papar of tos day that In its essential ehnmeteristics i» recognised as a national paper,—Brooklyn ed a public newspaper to carefully exclude from its columns all articles purely senw tional in their character, all reports of accidents on our Railroads, Steamboats, or Stage Lines, and all extended notices of I.S—-- criminal events not local in their character, and all crtni. con. coses of every name and nature, and from this fixed rule wc do not *. A. lUaUBOE ». r. UruO. please ono to whom we arc under many personal obligations. For this detcraina- teSKas.1’- *tiuu to adhere to our long catabliuhed rule we think wc have good and sufficient rea­ The leading articles in Harper'a Weekly on political topics are modala of high-toned'discuuions, and iu pictorial illualraiioos are oftea corroborative areumenl of no imsli force.—Eruauner and Chronicle, N. Y. The Weekly baa Io a still larger degree disUneed all eumneiitors as an ilfaetralH new*, paper. Its editorials are among th* most able ot their kind, and ita other reading nuttier ia year, st once learned, brilliant, and ’ * illurlraiions are abundant and arc the the produettot^ of tho soil. bobacriptic READ THIS ■■HOT, and be happy again. STEBBINS BRO’S. A Grci Rett® ii Prises I FWITURE! SALISBURY A BROSSEAU Of every Description which we can sell cheaper than uny bous in Bar­ ry County', for thwe reasons:15 ’ 1st Because we have no rent 4 > pay 11 Because we make the mt»jt of oui goods ountl vcb. great TERMS. They ue Furniture, Coffins, Etc. HASTINGS Keep It. constantly being used by all cluses of oar people, anil must cou,ti:iue Furniture, Milk Safes. Where you wnl find all kinds ol sons. Our Railroads ’ xn30w4. • TERMS. ed correspondent we certainly cannot con­ Ftref. Ohio Stone Ware Is the best. < Crockery. Cliuaper Limn ever, fbr WE ILLUSTRATED With this request of our much esteem­ comply. We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.00. Harper’s Weekly. the horrors of Railroad butcheries." sent to Crackers We brag on. Cheese we sell the best Tobacco want to close out. can, the fault-all seems to lie either with er, to in any way guard the public against You can have m any shape you want. WANTED—Our pay at once, it will save you trouble. xxi46tf Smith, Mance & Preton. pawed, and ito future nem as bright if am brighter t baa any tlmi since the golden hne of Oysters, the celebrated “Shield Brand,"1 prosperity settled around iu later and best years.—Brooklyn Eagle. tho officers or employees of tho compa* The follower,; is the full list of the for sale cheap, at John Stanley’ Harper't Monthly is marked by the asms char­ nies on which the accidents occurred. Abo, members of the next Legislature corrected. acteristics which gave it circulation from the that your Senator and Representatives by tho official returns; first with the better claw of readers. It com­ bines reading matter with illustrations in a elect may know how perfectly useless is the way to make clear and vivid the theta prosentofficer df tho State employed ata large ed. Pictures merely designed Io catch the eye of the ignorant are never inserted.__ Chisalary, known u the Railroad Commission­ many accidents reported in the Republi­ Spices TEEMS. triumph of law and or­ in the old South State, der peopk, and the leu likelihood the construction of the roads now crossing OUR RAILROAD INTERESTS. Of the glorious they are the better they can serve the there will From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods SOUTH CAROLINA tend to build up and sustain them in the highest possi­ “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian mterforance which will destroy the other. Coffee ridta Kiting lh« houtohold in intemtlng Hter- newspaper had in squinted at as if It was an infer­ by the publication of notes intended to, or uiuneu. Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $100, we claim to beat the County ’ A bayonet has the the country near, comparatively speaking, to the markets and business cantcra of the nation.- TEA! TEA!! The old rebel Democracy of Washing­ DihJcpi tn all limit FURNITURE, upitasterr Goals to be, henoo Frants, k 4th. Because we warrant r.H p.»odn wr take. ' calculated to make their use a source of eonatant fear totheirpatrons. Tho peopleought to fed a reasonihlc degree of personal Clair County. safety on the cars on any of our Railroads. And it m true, notwithstanding the long- portion to tho number conveyed Look here I are in­ jured on our Railroads, than by any other Detroit Advartiaamanta. mode of publi GILLET & HALL DTT-RnTn- Look hero! What! don’t you think wo can - sell pi PA1'E«-Hoi.rSMHren. Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds camper than any firm in the State ? can do it, fur, with the help of J. M. HEWES we gwuuuteo Snlirfartion. Wo �rhegejni-WeaklyhBpliblicaiitapnBL r^Hisiu PMtt w urn iwrn > siilANGEH’S A vole of thanks for tho excclleicire of a set of By-Laws, printed al our Jobllooms, for West Bide Lodge No., 260 I. 0. 0. F., at THE PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRES­ IDENT ELEcf. Special Notices Grand Rapids, was tendered ua by that Lodge I Legals iriadison Dispensary, New Ativertisemanto. jffw-t tHfauU. Market GUIDE Almost all the election beta in thl* Mellon v -I.UUAL R- R- TIME-CARD Legislature wfll pan a law depriving of his vote, and forever disqualifying fnm hold. aouo bast. AH kinds of FRESH and SALT Meats 1180 r.M. - llXOr.M. (SaturdaysudSundayalftOO r. h. I r.lxht at I(M»a.m. on hand. .tn- Expo >vid*d-«nd ncr ■^SSEgsBss Hour Fact to That which is Hood.—Many having tried all kinds of Seleratu* and Baking Powders are now holdiugtasl to D. B. DeLan'd to sag uioriam eoMatooC, aM lo GUIDE, 01 SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. Land & Co., having had twenty-five ■years ex­ periencein its manufacture claim it is tho only POST OFFICE TIME CARD at.1 Brail* Creek—Arrive iu*, initski county ar. ing integrity tho Government of the Union ■aid eoanty of Harry. Maroa. A. b . l«n. al ti is committed for the next four yean. ilisflod to lot it itand on its i> auJ Lowell—Arriro dally. •xeeplSonday. . m. P. O’s—Baltluiors. Bedford. Johm- The men to whoso honesty and unswerv­ Thia standard periodical, now over thirty- Ed. Bans k:—Pursuant to a resolntiou of oompreheniive and, all things considered, the the District Temple, I. O. of G. T. fur the cheapest mean* of keeping well informed In county of Barry, I fUrniah you for publication the best literature of the day. To this tact, the following brief report of its proceedings al more generally recognised every year, may Us test regular session held at the' village of be attributed its continued and increasing sue. Woodland,, cn We^esday, Nov. 16th, 1876. it cincaliy and Saturday at 13 m.: lure at 1 J. M. NEVINS. P.M. were represented bytReir delegate.’. W. D. Thc ablest living writers in science, fiction, history. biography, philosophy, poetry, theol­ ogy, politics, criticism, and art. are represen- aided over by DistXet Counselor Philips of nestings. the disposal of root inc business. It being MiloT. Wheels C I! Bauer evening session, a*id resulted in the election 7 the following officers : bo found In the prospectus published in an­ other columr, affording a sufficient evidence of the dualilf of the magaxine, while in quan­ tity of reading it is uaapproaehod by any other periodical. It la. in abort, the only thorough compilation of an indispensable cuarent literature,—in- W. D. T.—T. Philips of Hastings. W. D. Conn.—8. Philips of Woodland. W. V. T.—Mias Hattie DeGolia of Middle­ W Houhulln venieuce to every American reader can hardly e ir chclf among the ecletlcs; it has absorbed its W. F. Rec.—Burt Holly of Woodland. W. D. F.—Frank Norwood of Hickory Cor­ liillri* Hall—A. Morrison. W. D. 8—Frank Sh.rman of Hasting. W. D. C.—Rev. G. Sherman of Hastings. The following are the names of the appoint- W. D. O.—Mias Cora Cooper of Woodland. ed officers. W. A. M.—Mies All About the County. Gold lUSf. Michigan Central stock 42j. Hayes has Florida by;920 majority. Hayes has Louisiana by 3,437 majority. Our new Detroit ade. will internal business men. • Chamberlain is declared Governor elect of South Carolina. The President’o Mcsoxge will appear in Rill :e titudo of quarterlies, monthlies and weeklies, it can "hardly be dispensed with by any person or family drairing a satisfhetory compendium of whalerdr is of immediate interest or perma­ nent value in the literary world. Hattie Payne of Middle­ ville. W. A. R. S-—Miss May Throop of Hastings. The following resolutions were adopted, and Snowing. cast the vole of this Stole for Hayes and Wbec- papers of the county ’or publication RttoIrtJ 1st, Yhalit.^t declared to bt the scare of this District Temple, that tho old prohibitory liquor law is a much more efficient ------- ■ - '---- I)———, t—wlbfl than ill* ___ —■ all new subscribers, and reduced clubbing by which a subscriber Is, at remarkably small home and foreign literature. Our readers who are selecting their periodicals for the year would do well to examine the prospectus. There can hardly be any other way of obtaining so cheaply or conveniently so much of the best work of the beet mimic of the times. Literary Notices. Rwolrod 2d, That wo deprecate the inter­ pretation which the Supreme Court hre placed upon the license law. and roc»rd it re one which pandera to the Uqu r inloroeU, and tends to defeat true Tmnpranoe Reform. Ruoltnl 3d, Thai re Tenipraoec laborer*, wc ought to extend our influence in the work by a free use of public journals, oapecially the local papers of our county, by contribut­ ing temprance articles to their columns, and that we ought further to promote the temprance interests by taking a temperance carnal. Rtu&td 4th. That wo hereby express our .. .. . . ■ 1-______ .,U'^,ll.».l fnr their hospitality in entertaining delegates and visit­ ing meml^rs to the District Temple. The prospectuses of the various periodicals published to-day will interest very many of our readers. this city next Sabbath. and Legislative Ticket and four of the six Rep- north of Iron Bridge, will be let by the Council on Tuesday evening Dee. 12th 1879. florid- electa the whole Republican Stole Ticket, two Republican Repreaentativee In Congress, and a Republican Legislature. Our Jobbing department is now turning out be obtained elsewhere in Central Michi- th* Maine Line of the Michigan Central, and The Grand Central Hotel, New York, has in their Season. uowrnmaal ■orrey, MSMy aarea >ns hnnenUu (KJe; acres, be tbs Can PaH tor HOGS for PAMG. rUle Nowmlwr IM. A. D. ini Fit A sent HOLDEN, Mortcasw. CRAYON PORTRAITS. MORTGAGE SALE. Then u no Portnit so lasting os a Cray­ on Portrait Some of the finest Landsoapo paintings and moat costly Portraits are luide friipT crayon. Water-colors and , itcu!F»n. of U><| oil painting/ often loose their brilliancy; f October. In the] but Crayon Dever fades. Now is your time to get a good Portrait for onu half less money thin you can get from any other first class artist. We wil|-furnish Hel'deu of rralrlevtlls, county t — for a abort trfiic—from a good Photo­ UlcbUsn. wtileti M4l«nm»ot w Hit office of the KeuUUr of graph or Tin-typo, a bust picture, rise of eouiiivurnarry.vn the Jlslday ul al t*u o'clock In the lortnoo glass covering portrait 10x20 inches, with a fine walnut? frame, everything ready C-r hanging, fur the small sum of 813.00. In' Clevdaud, Cincinnati, Detroit aud Chicago, they will charge you from |25 to *50 for the same class of work, and no finer than what I furaiah for •IS. Please call and examine work. Residence in Firat Ward, near State ruad. Ont good Agent Wanted. JOHN W. CUSTER, Artist xxiMtf Hastings, Michigan. Market one door West of J. P. V. LEINS. Hastings, Ort. 24.1876. Tut AeiAtTtc Pobtbait mb 1877. From tho premises of the subscriber in the Township of Rutland, between the first and twentieth of September last, fire yearlings, three heifers, one a cherry red, one a aesp red and white, the other a light red and white. One pair of steers— one a deep red with white spots, and the other a light red with white spots, horns a liule clumpy. One calf about six months old, a light red roan. Any person giving in­ formation where this propertv may be found will be liberally rewarded. L. D. Gardner. Rutland, Nov. 28th, 1876. 3 To learn Lace Making, by Mrs. OSTERHOUDT, at her Rooms over the Postoffice.* Lace Making MORTGAGE SALE. of all styles will be taught, for TIDIES, TRIMMINGS, &c., Remember the place. Mrs. P. D. Osterhoudt. Hastings, Oct. 24, 187G. (xxi52w4) The The “Iron Trail.” Special Notice. Loyal Odd. William Williams. , J.- M. Nsvixs. P. M. Miss Thackeray, in addition to tour gooa 4rt stories. The Easy Chair ditcurew a number ef fteri: A Good Paper. |3 00 per day- ihia county, la a candidate far Deputy Super­ intendent of Public Instruction. He would grtrybody kiUfcra the IxDxrxxbxxT, of New York, as lbs leviing, most enterprising, and. make an excellent officer. *11 agree, mort r sdsUo and iu.trootiv. of our numtrous religoHs paptrs. « » "otJUowJ° Chromos has died out, and It makes th* re markable offer of any ooe volnme of Dicken * Works a handsomely illustrated and bound ^Xo, to anybody who wiUraMbo end Commercial. _ HASTINGS MARKE. Dee. T. 1B76. Fred Sweet wishes to call attention to bis friends and customent that he b«« taken the window of Dr. Roberts (tn Poet Office) where he will be found ready, wdl- uwiumiaww —r— -----for past favora I hope by strict attention to buaincs* to merit a continuance of the same. Very respectfully xxi53t2 Faro Sweet. SC&tt volume of Dick* ‘.a. and everbody ought to want Dstod. December 4. A. D. ’.578, •3.25 •3.00 •2.50 Nov. 27, ‘70 . ___________. Ths Udxtxxdx>.t. CARBOLIC OIL Disinfects, PariUca, Sooths, •»* jjwby l. Dec. 5d>. 1B7«. Nxwton. > pay mine at . the point? “‘to! xxl5Gw4 R. J. Grant. wish to inform the Ladies of Hastings and vicinity that they have opened a new Millinery and Dress-Making Shop, over the Post office,. We also do all kinds of Famly Sewing. . Ladieflr^give us a call before, purchasing elsewhere. Mrs. Osterhoudt <fc Wu-kins. Hastings, Oct. 24, 1876. (xxiwtf) REMOVAL! GRAND RAPIDS, Ufofiont oil T1*00t pirns’ Take Notice. tn Rutlaud. Dwlaimi Shop! Mrs, Osterhoudt & Wilkins M HIT STORE • Look at this! Meno coati Yonth’t coato Centennial Milliner al Pabllc «rd»T ths 'elosk. la r.sUfe R. J. GRANT SELLS, in the three States of South Carolina. Florida and Louvinana. The result is a glorious Rs- xxi52tf. Scholars Wanted ioa:ti-wrra quarter(•«) • t »ect;uo Iwentb «tr Strayed. Robcsta Drug Store. A jpicy aketeh descriptive of the At­ chison, Topeka and Santa Fo Railroad, the ponion picture to that of Mr Longfellow which beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of was issued by the same publishers la»t year, tlnj picture „,w „ v-----------------------Tho is furnished _.. only lo subscribers to the Rocky Mountains, by “Nym Crinkle," .. _ ..._ A.'- T-l. a J.Mflflfltnflifl I. nlefnr.. nd male nf Mlehican. •cvnrdlnx lo aplai msrenr.by The dimereiou* nt of each picture the mnsical snd dramatic critic of the u artneUd W Harris* H. Laskis asd I -u by w jnehe*; and both are wotfhy, fur New York World, sent tree on applica­ L a Wilson, and duly r-nnJedroooIds eo.tp»rwith th* •ouib line of said totwv.oly no> feet : their artixtic exeoltanee and their repenortty tion, together with the San Juan Guide. 11*1 bsuce norlh i-atalM wub th* wist llna sf Mid lot M portrait*, to hang in every library and rictiCJi tiiencv w*»t panUUl with »al<l nta[« and time tables this new and pop­ oulU line of s»Mt*«: .____ I- .Lll— 1st oevenly (TO) lo*t; to thaws: ular route from Kansas City and Atchison l)>eof udd lol: Itieuc* soulb sloas th* w*M uaaof *M tot iwooty-oiaM <M) ortagialas. to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo ­ —The December number of Godtf't Ladg'i n»l«d. Nov. rih.A. D-lHt. MOKMO* took is out. This excellent magaxino for rado, New Mexico, Arixona and tho San be held on tbs 3d Wednesday of February ! hdks ia fast gaining popularity, and tho pub­ Juan Mines. The finest lino of Pullman PROBATE ORDER. lisher, not to be out done by any of his com­ Sleepers on the continent between the Mis­ [ STATE OF MICHIG AN. County of Barry. petitor!:. offers a beautiful chromo, entitled public lecttare will be delivered by some able ••The Mother’s Joy,” to every subscriber for souri River and the Rocky Mountains At asewiun nf the probate eonrt for the Couaty boldeo at ths Probate tn the . « . —- _ • — L. ——J. » *h fl V fl 1877. Wo have received a cop/ of the chromo without change. Special round trip tour­ *f Barry ----------,By jj,, Offlev. su, j,, ot Qty and ean sav that it is truly a handsome one. ists' tickets from the' Miioouri Hirer to thousand sbrhlhundrpd t.4 ierccty-«lx. |B per year. L. A. Godey, Philadelphia, Pa. Denver at $50, good to stop off at al! of more than usual interest, and It is confident­ PrerenLa. C. t . In tbemaitrr i points. Address. ly hoped that every lodge in the District will Harptr't Movin' begins its fifly-forth vol T. J. Anderson, ume with a very attractive number. There are be fully represented. On rcadlnr and fllint the pstitiou. duly verified i Gen. Pau. Aai. five 111astriled paper*: The Homs of Cotambuii, f Jobe lisle, ndmiuutraior oftb* esteto afraid MtunutviLU. Nov. 29th 1876. XX52tf ’ Topeka, Kan. by O. M. Speneer. giving many interesting Buts relating to Genoa and the Genoese; Boys and Girls, a clever paper by Porte Crayon, in Our Centennial, day of DKwmbcr in::.al 10o'clock lathefbtsaeou. his brightest and most characteristic style; Lostbo amicaed fur the hesrius of raid Sjjntlea. The Knickerbockers of New York Two Centu­ Train has brought me a well assorted ries Ago, by Gen. Egbert L. Vide, a paper in n. So. 1*‘. .Iflai-Odd n which history end gossip are plsasantly com­ stock of Boot*, Shoes, and Gait era fur the other penoav lntert..ted in is Id-Male, are required at aassaivn of laid then to he bined; The So-eallsd Pigmy Grevre ‘“Tenses- summer and fall trade, which I will sell inapoesr Uolden al th»bn>b«t-offloe.inlkceUyof Hnatlnas. see. by Prof, a T- Mason; and tho Philippine way down low for Cash. I also sell the Jnd ,h<.« enure. If any therSlie, why tbe-srayer of mountings. The finder ie petitioner ahouid nql be gnuilM: . island, a pleasant dwcripilre papCT by P-«• celebrated Singer Sewing Machine And it i, further ordered, that said administrator Bouse. Two of the pomns also are illustrated; The Book of Gold, a Christmas Story, by Mr. different Kinds of Sewing Machines. NeeTw.taUn bjMr. AW~b. dies and Machine Oil I also sell Well & Other poetical contributions are made by John Cistern Pumps. Advertised Letters. 0 Saxe?Edfar Fawcett, A. F. Josephine Pollard J. MaVs Bishop Com. G. P. Lathrop and Paul Hayna. iotE.Aifte^ JVebei*. Opposite tho Post Office Mr. Gladstone’s letter, to which we have already Hartings, Mich. roftrred editorially, will be read with much In- xx41tf 0. Barry County. Mich. Dee. 6,1876. GUARDIAN ’S SALE. Robert Beathum. Maria Bresee, John Grant, announce a reduction from >4 00 to|2 26 and Infant child of Sheriff CrsMy; which occurred (teiof »*e-.tonn north of ranse oObrad fersel* x-AT.SiJii’.’-.sa. the foremoet writers upon all topics of living ville. TO-DAY’S ADVF.R fISEMENTS. Hop*. cuonir bounded acd d lical Uiijipejj JlaticsF etc. Fresh Fish. I uiurtyac*. or «o ■ tn ■a.Wfy IboaaM other with raid A Littair* Living Age for 1877. Corflapondenoe Also Poultry^ Game. the c*:y ofMsa*: coort houst K Cures F.heuituUMm and Neuralgia. Instantly all vs the pain uf Burns. Heals tbc most OlMtinatofiorre and Uleera. XM V 4X®If“X sn"r«/«"r«x'wiW-r Loch“ if h* ito*rriTT"iir *rw> 22 MONROE ST S'KXT BOOK TO ****&£ retained by the �. (COKTINUKD FRO34 1st FAC^k.) Ike two hut when us-xl fur horsc-rtcing it1 n frequetolly a choice smeug Dumy. Tb whole of the money, realiaed by the rf tiek«u for both I«ti- JjfaO «, „„ rata among tha-.e holding ncke*' tho camo of the Fucccssful can/'.gw<<, instance a pool of time Ar d'0]|ant made up by the sale of tick eta at fivo doj. . lam each, would indicate Bix hundred sub­ scribed. If divided vs follows: Three hundred and fifty told for Hayes and Hayes was rjrccesfu) the three thousand - dollars would be equally divided among . the three hundred and fifty Haves tickets. If Tilden were successful, tho three thous­ and would bo divided among' the two hundred and fifty holdcra of his tickets. This class^of pools, was extensively sold in New York, open the local, State and general cloclicn. Combination Pools.—This is a favorite arrangement, from the fact that tho amount paid to the fucccbIuI subscribers is much larger than by any other. The process is thia: Tho pool seller puts np four doubtful States, say Louisiana, North Carolina, Wisconsin and California. The buyer arietta his State as he chooses, and pays fire dollars for a ticket indicating his ideas. Thus ho might bet that Tilden would carry California, and Haves Wis«UMUn and Louisians. To win the result must be precisely as his ticket reads. He may bo right on throe of tho States, but if the fourth goes against him, ho loses. This is a favorite method, for the profits of the few winners are enormous. To win on this combination, the better would have marked Louisiana, California and Wisconsin for Hayes and North Carolina fur Tilden. The money in the pool is divided among |he few who were lucky or wise enough to make that choice, Some­ times a five dollar ticket has won as high os n thousand dollars. Tho amount in­ vested was enormous. There is nothing to write about in New York but the election. For it is the only thing talked about. Everything has to make way for jt/ Things will change as soon as we know who is elected. f Pietro. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. The Little Rock ^and For^ Smith J. & P. Coats Superior Strength Excellent Quality Tit Grae! Mm TtaiwNare. ' For 1877, in addition to dl its funner excellencies, hcrotofure "arpaaiK'd by no other religions weekly n<rwi«pni>eT in the world, will offer ?EHTWELV HEW FEATURES, or great importance and value. , Fixwt—We shall print through the year SERMONS by the moat eminent clergymen of the country, of all denomi­ nations, from Maine to California. Our readers will, therefore, have the pleasure of hearing tho most famous ministers of New York, Brooklyn, Boston, PhiiadeL phis, Cincinnati, Chicago, St Louis. San Francisco, etc. orthern NRAILWAY COMPANY Fourth—Wc shall publish a series of articles from the pen of Elder Brewster, Jr., of Brcwsten'illc, Mass., cn men and things, religion and politico, and every top topic ” us it comes up. Fifth—Our great premium for the year we believe tp be the best ever offered —viz.: 15. Tho Mvotery of Edwin Drood, A Child’s History of England, Master Humphrey’s Clock, etc; 500 pages.For FIFTEEN SUBSCRIBERS wc wiH send Every number of tho Independent con tains 32 largo octavo pages, forming s weekly magaxino in itedf; whereas allot!:- Sid'U’S'iS-r.JlM- Philadelphia. IK 8 r Care on all treini. Grand RepUe TRAINS BAHT. w<S!lsifeB<4,'»1S4— to JoHC?$ $500] sato-: i. m.- 9 » >.____ |. 1 16 >10 10 110 S J Si­ ’s draw Lake. Chebra. itra.. GOING SOUTH. Railroad 8 10 ’ ...~ NO. 2 NO. ONO. a STATION? tbpd^rHElbEAJri,NGn' STATIONS s»fi SUE bi TiT On thia line we unturpaxMi!. M«al< will be fnrn Idled el suitable hoax, end ample time allowed GOING WEST ■arwbu5>Jio2Y rzcATifwet i s ll StatiOm. ■ For any'other information apply to Western Ptneeaxcr A/ecl. m L EEYWJUB, ..Ta'- Bgar.fr D. I. 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IDafks. ■t-MSFSU CHICAGO I SHORT LINE BETWEEN MICHIGAN AID THK SOUTH. OUIXO* KAMT. Gr’d Rnpidf.LT -Hammond 3 Middleville w a ffiJfflGM^LAKE SHORE TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Tkt only Lan fin Fall and Winter Time Table. Chicago and Milwaukee Line 16 to20 pages of much smaller size. la the old Lake Shore Route, and is the, Thus the Independent offers for 63 only one passing through Evanston, Stations. Lake Forest, Highland Park, twice as much os any other religious jour­ nal iu tho country or lha world and is pre­ Waukbgan, Racine; Kenosha to 'Milwaukee eminently The Paper/of Hard Times Are run on nil through trains of this Sub-Hlthition Price of The IndcpemL road. X rat, tyith wremium, $3, per annum. Lia is the ONLY LINE running these cars between Chicago and St. in advance. Six months, no premium, $1.50, in ad­ Paul, Chicago and. Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago ond Winona. vance. 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Fur Sparta aud Winona and points In Minnesota, Ono Through Train daily, with Pullman Siwpera to Winona. ‘ For Dubuauc, via Freeport, Two Through Train* daily, with Pullman Con on night train h. For Dubuque and La Crowe, via Clin­ ton two Through Trains dalle, with Puliamn Cars on night train to Mc­ Gregor. Iowa. ■ _ For Sioux City and Yankton, Two Traim dally, Pallman Cars to Miaoourl Valley Junction. ■ For laike Geneva, Four Trains dally. For^JRockford, Sterling, Kenosha, Janesville, ond other pointe, you can ' have from two to ten trulm* daily. 1 New York Office. No. 418, Broadway ; | Bouton Office No.*6 State Street; Omaha ; Office. B3". Farnham Street; San Fnm- . Mr? lld» WSJiortcet Line * Ts ’ft s tg 18 3.U IM ‘i _'S is G.T Junction ;in 3) Jnc-knon Ar 12 311 JmIukd Lv;J3» Hive, Junction i 1 15 Fa**- ■ le VermontvUIb Nathville ss». SiL 8: :«S 1 <» S 05 fi o to _____ VS" NORTH. 11 llsmoud ! 4 4. Ur'dlUnU: Ar. SS •Ssaday excepted. tSatanlay «uJ SanJw ex • s wsxrwoarn. <1. F 3s-its „ IS t TF"- IF"’ •EX: HON FRISK*. »a !•» SB fr Howard CUv 3 Pennsylvania IIS *33 |<eD-luUrill« NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD STAMMERING CURED. 1 C:.i >:.>! r.-isr Taking Effect Nov. 26th, 1876 NO.T GOING EAST. Capo May. and all pointe Booth. Vive tut dolly direct leunrttliiu. wl The Works of Charles Dkkeas, in the famous and ua*uq.xs.icd House­ hold Edition of Me&an. Lee & Shepard, the well-known pabtishcra of Boston. Look at our offer! To each and every person, whether already a subscriber or not, who pends us S3, wu will forward Tnx Indetkndknt one year, postage paid, together with- any one volume from the following list: 1. The Pickwick Papera. 500 pages. 2. Our Mutual Friend. 516 pages. 3. David Coopcrfirid. 520 pages, 4. Nidiolta Nickleby. 516 pages.5. Martin Cltaulcwit. 530 pages. 6. Dombey and Son.; 534 pages. 7. Old CuriuritY Shop, and Reprinted Piece*. 530 pagvs. 8. Little Dorrit. 504 pages. U. Bleak Hou*i._>*32 pages. 10. Barnaby Budge, nnd Hard Timte. 570 ]iagca. 11. Oliver Twist, Pictures from Italy, and American Notes. 506 pages. 12. A Tale of Two Cities, and Great Expectations. 514 pages. 13. Christmas Stories, and Sketches by Box. 576 pages. 14. Uncommercial Traveler, and addi­ tional Christmas Stories. 35G TIME TABLE. going north. STATIONS. TRAINS WEST. Pullman Palace Care will: anti knits tho wet> < TIME TABLE Mo. 8. aBNTRAl. Third-—A new Dickens Comnlete. SPOOL COTTON.” RAILROAD. woman. A PAPER CITY, by D» R. Locke (Rev. Petroleiu V. Nnaby); It vividly illustrates tho present ora of spoculatiop, of living without work, of making money Without capital; and will bo one of the most sparkling and attract­ ive serials ever nubltahcd. CENTEAL MICHIGAN LAKE HURONH CHICAGO Second—Wc shall publish a series of articles or CHRISTIAN WORK, by Rev. Stephen H. Tyng, D. D., which will bo invaluable to clergymen, Sunday-school teachers, and every Christian mau and Serial Story of Amer­ ican life will be begun about the middle of December. Its title will be Railroads. Railroads. Railroad*. Railroads._____ : ii i»m»i s EX CnicasTj. Rack Island & Pacific JOUST. itOlOtlS. LA SAI.LE, PERT UKSRY. LACHiK. PEORIA, GENES EO, MOLING ROCK ISLANP. DAYElFPORr. MUSCATINE, WASIHNGrON. IOWA CITY. GT.IN. NELL, NEWYGN'. DES MOINES ! Council Blufts and Omaha, Without Change of Cars, 7>erfnc leave Dai/j, aefuliows D*:TBOlMmiRAH? STAVES. STAVES. t Market Price Cash. KAMAS LINE. QHASD TMCSK RAILWAY. I.EAVBN WORTH. ATCnuin, and CHICAGO. KES&AS, INDIA# TERRITORIES, rVXUJtaLDO, AAV> A’ffll n<4»U«ta.M-.u, op- rxjrsu' � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-12-11.pdf d66c5603bd39d9154ee03d4f20f03840 PDF Text Text HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1876. VOL. XXI. NO. 65. Jhe^ejni-Weskly hepiiblicap feaiper Wagons, Plows, Dry Goods, Groceries, Salt, Etc. WAGONS! GEO. M. DEWEY editor and publisher. x<t t» BrStV WOXC4V AVO TeVMDAT BOOM, (>3 ■bXS-rth «id* of Sul* Street. Uaattaa*. Berry ('wooly, Michicu. terms or SGBscntmox: HA TES OF AD VER VISING. f04 j-i/t /rxy a/x/y oi[ft rr V Bu-ia*«» Directory Card*, not exeoodlM »lx av Il**>*<«* Soitaea tea <«eli pec line for th* In: intartioa. end Sv* neat* per Hee fbr each aablaeirni maertioa. NOOda*tie a freaa Uaee rate*. Jr. B.—Ibaae rates are for IS iaah Celawa. EfSeSFoiWS II. C. PECKHAM* A SURGEON, PHYSICIAN rn«ucroRT. bikrt county, hick. amiptciU attention riven to Diaeaae of Woman tad Ch Idren.-fc* XXUlf wtLL ttLL snffim mid m bros., » At prices lower than ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. . plow; and castings In addition to the Oliver Chilled Plows and castings, we have a full stock of M. W. RIKER. USTICB or Tlfs PEACE. Oeoeral Celleetk and Arant. Union Bleak. Stale Sire 11 luaranr. mi-l WM. UPJOHN, PHYSICIAN A SURGBON.-OMm veal end of State St. Haiti ora. Mieh. SALISBURY A BROMEAU. DEALUS IN FURXITURK. Upbolrtery deed*. M-atdi&r* and Picture*. Vi>J*riakinf aroaplG attended U; Bean* and Darial Kobe* ftmtiabod and paneael atiendaaeo tiraa. ware Aocm*. MILO T. WHKELE R. COUNTY TREASURER.—OOe* Ujoio. AND EXTRAS in the Coer dr. n. F- PECKHAM. MLBCne PHYSICSAn AND BURGEON. Cedar <>•.*. Berry Canary. MseA. WA1I call* attendee xxttf DELIGHT J. WOLF. M. D. xxCU i. POINTS for the Gale, Curtis, Robinson, Dodge and Kalamazoo Plows. Points are all ground and sold at the same price as unground points. 60yi GREBLE & RUSSELL. THE VICTORY IS WON ! ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME P DRAKE. The Triumph, is Complete. . WS. H. HATFORD, rroRNKT and Veuneetler at Law. and Selieitar IiAianesry. and inlunrtion Matt*r, RaalEsiat* rsnt . land* boucht and sold, and all basin*** DR. C. RUSSELL. LUCIUS RUSSELL, 4 X YER. Circuit Court Conmiwionar. Junie* of *>• Pane*. Rotary Pubtie. and GenoraJ CoU-etw. ■"■.r, or.r ih.X.Moo.l Baah. b;*t* St.. Hut- CHAS. H. BAUER. WK. BURGHER. ISAAC W. TROOMAM. CKDER-SHBRITF. Deyety U.S. Marsh JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME JOHN STANLEY, Hastings, June 13. T6 liHIWWi F. S. BOWEL JOHN Q. CRESSY. HKRIFF, Dayuty County Surveyor »adG*n*ral CauT*y*Be»r. UDe* al th* Court Uouw. S* C- A.TVJO SEE ME! Look to your interest, and go to PRIXDLE- WH»LE NO. 2008. PRESIDENT GRANTS IESSAGE. It is confidently believed that the balance I time now allowed law, the court will of trade in favor of tho United States will ’ ” * । .. s. . thc chinu presented increase, no^ diminish, and that the pledge for adjudication. Thia report also contains of Congress to resume specie payments in 7b tAe Senate and Route of Reprtten- 1879 will be accomplished even in the ab­ a statement of the general results of the labors of the court to the date thereof. It dativet. C sence of much desired further legislation on is a eausc of satisfaction that the method the subject. adogted for the disposition of the classes of In submitting my eighth and lartannwal claims submitted to ■ the court, which an THE INDIAN QUESTION. message to Congress, it seems proper that I should refer to and in some degree A policy has been adopted towards the of long standing and justly entitled to recapitulate the events and official acta of Indian tribes inhabiting a large portion of early consideration, should have proved dm territory of the United States, which successful asd acceptable. ’ bar been humane, and has substantially TBB BOUNDARY LINE BETWEEN THE Chief Executive without any previous ended the Indian hostilities in the whole, _ UNITED STATES AND QREAT BRITAIN. political traini ng. From the age of seveu ■ land, except in a portion oi Nebraska, It is with satisfaction that I am enabled teen I had pever eren witnessed the ex­ Dakota, Wyoming and Montana territo­ citement attending a Presidential campaign rial—tho Black Hills region, aad the ap­ testate that the work of the Joint Combut twice, antecedent to my own candidacy proaches thereto1. Hostilities there have miasion for determining the boundary line between the United States and the British and at but one of them was I eligible ah a grown out of the avarice of the white mac, Possessions from the north and west angle voter. Under such circumstances it u, who has violated our treaty itipulations in of the Lake of the Woods to the Rocky but reasonable to suppose that errors of his seariih for gold. The question might Mountains, commenced in 1872, has been judguseut must have occurod. Even had be asked why ’he Government has not en­ completed. The final agreptuent of the not that happened, differences ef opinion forced obedience to the terms of the treaty between the executive, bound by an oath prohibiting the occupation of the Black oommtsaionen, with the mans, have been duly signed and the work of the commiaThe answer is to the strict perfonnenco of bis duties, Hills region by whites. aion is complete. The fixing of the boun­ and writers ana debaters must bare arisen. simple.^Thc first emigrants to the Black dary upon the Pacific coast by the proto­ It is not nooesaarily evidence of a blunder Hills were removed by troops, but rumors col of March 10th, 1873, pursuant to the and fresh discoveries of gold took into that on the part of the executive because then­ award of the Emperor of Germany, by ars there differences of,views. Mistaken region increased numbers. Gold has aeArticle XXXIV, of the treaty of Wash­ have been made, as all can see, and I admit, tutlly been found in paying quantites, and ington, with the termination of the work but, it seems to me, oflcnest in selections an effort to remove the miners would only of this commuaion, adjusts and fixes the made of aasistanta appointed to aid io car­ result in the desertion of the bulk entire boundary between the United States rying out the various duties of administer­ df tho troops that might be sent there and the British PoaacMiona, except the ing the Government in nearly every case se­ to remove them. All difficulty in this portion of territory ceded, by Russia to the lected without a personal acquaintance with matter has, however been removed, subject united States under the treaty "of 1867. the appointee, but upon the recommen­ to the approval of Congress, by a 4reaty The work entrusted to the commissioners dation of the representatives chosen direct­ ceding the Black Hills and approaches to and the officers of the army attached to ly by the people. It is impossible, where settlement by citizens. The subject of the the commission has been well and satisfac­ so many trusts are to bo allotted, that tho Indian polity *nd treatment is bo fully set torily performed. The originals of the ‘ right parties sbonld bo chosen in every forth by the Secretary of the Interior an< thn r.immiaalnnar TnA.*... lirj_ ..A ■fen! T™ agreement cf Of the commissioners, instance. History shows that no adminis­ the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and signed on the 29th of May, 1876, with tration, from ths time of Washington to my views ao fully expressed therein, that the original list of astronomical stations the present, has boon free from these mis­ I refer to these reports and recommenda­ observed, the original official list of monu­ takes But I leave that comparison to tions aa my own. ments marking international boundary history, claiming only that I have acted in e FOREIGN RELATtONB. * lines, and maps, records and general re­ every instance from * conscientious desire to the commission, have / The relations of the United States with to do what was right, constitutional, within nrthe Department ofState. foreign powers continue on a friendly foot­ the law, and for the very best Interests of .,>ort of the commission on ing. Questions hare arisen from time to the whole people. The failures hare been time in the foreign relatione of the Gov-\ 1the part of the United States will be snberrors of judgment, Dot of intent. ernment, but the United States have been qnritujd to Congress within a short time. DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAT. happily free during ths past years from the EXTRADITION AMD OTHEB TREATIES. . My civil career commenced, too, at a complications and embarrassments which 1 reserve for a separate communication mott critical and difficult time. 1-ess than have surrounded some of the foreign pow­ jour years before, the country had emerged ers. Tho diplomatic correspondence sub- 1to Congress a statement of the questions from a conflict such as no other nation milled herewith contains information as to which lately arose with Great Britain ro* had ever survived. Nearly one-half of certain of the natters which have occupied ispooling the treaty of 1842. The Ottoman Government gave notice, the States revolted against the Govern­ the Government. The cordiality which ment, and of those remaining ‘faithful to attends our relations with the powers of 'under date of January 15th, 1874, of its the Union a large percentage of the popu­ the earth has been plainly ahown by the ।desire to terminate the treaty of 1862, con­ lation sympathized with the rebellion and igeneral participation of foreign nations in 'cerning commerce and navigation, ponumade an enemy in the rear, almost as dan- the exhibition which has just closed, and iant to the provisions of the twenty-second gcrous as the more honorable enemy in the by the exertions made by distant powers iarticle thereof. Under this surrender of front The latter committed errors of to show their interest in and friendly feel- !fugitive criminals under the notice the judgment, but they maintained them ings towards the United States in com- 'treaty terminated upon the Sth day of ot the centennial of the nation. .January, 1876. That government has in­ openly and courageously. The former re- mcmoratifn ( ceivcd the protection of the Geveroment The Govcroment and peopleoflheUB. have vited negotiations toward the conclusion they would see destroyed, and reaped the not only fully appreciated this exhibition of 'of a new treaty. By the act of Congresa pecuniary advantage to be gained out of kindly feeling, but It may be justlyand fairly ’of March 23d, 1874, the President was the then existing state of affaire, many of 'expected that.no small benefits will result, iauthoriied, when he should receive satis­ them by obtaining contracts and by awindl- both to ouraqjvcs and other nations, from Ifactory information that the Ottoman Gov­ ing the Government in the delivery of their a l>ctter acquantance and a better approci- 1ernment'or that of Egypt had organised goods. Immediately on the cessation of ation of dur mutual advantages and mutu- :new tribunals likely to secure to atisena of 'the United States the same impartial justice hostilities, the noble President, who had al wants. carried tho country so far through its per- •THE REDUCTION OF DIPLOMATIC APPRO­ mjoyed under the exercise of judicial functions by diplomatic and consular offi­ ils, fell a martyr to his patriotism at the PRIATIONS. ,cers of the United States, to suspend the bands of an arearain. Ttoc intervening of the act of June 22a, I860, Congress at its last session saw fit to operation 1 time to my first inauguration was filled up with wranglings between Congress and the reduce the amount usually appropriated 1and to accept for the citizens of the United, States the jurisdiction of the new tribu­ for foreign intercourse by withholding an' new executive aa to the best mode of re­ construction ; or, to speak plainly, aa to proprutioos for representatives of the 1nal. Satisfactory information having been whether the control of the Government United States in certain foreign countries 'received of the organization of such new should be thrown immediately into the and fur certain consular officera, and by 1tribunals in Egypt, I caused a proclama­ hands of those who had so recently and reducing the amounts usually appropriated 'tion to be issued on the 27th of March persistently tried to destroy it, or whether for certain otter diplomatic posts, and this ।last, suspending the operation of the act of the 27th of Jane, 1860, in Egypt, aothe victors should continue to have an necessitated a change in the grade of rep- ' equal voice with them in this control. resentation. For these reasons, immedi- 'cording to the provisions of the act. A copy of the proclamation accompanies this Reconstruction, at finally agreed upon, ately upon the passage of the bill making 1 message. Tho United States has united went this and only this, except that the appropriations for the diplomatic and con- 1 with other powers in the organization of late alaves were enfranchised, giving an in­ sular service for the present fiscal year, in- 1 siructions were issued to the representetivea 1these courts. It is hoped that the juris­ crease, aa was supposed, to the Union­ diction questions which have arisen may loving and Union-supporting voters. If of the United States at Bolivia, Ecuador ' be readily adjusted. free in the fall sense of the word they and Columbia, and to the consular officers, 1 Tho necessary legislation to carry into would not disappoint this expectation, for whom no appropriation, had been made, effect the conditions respecting commer­ 1 lleuce at the bepnning of my first admin- to close their respective legations and con cial reciprocity, concluded with the Ha­ istrauon the work of reconstruction, much sullies, and cease from the performance of ' waiian Islands in 1875, having been had, thdr d utics ; and in like manner atepa were 1 embamssod by the long delay, virtually proclamation to carry into effort the 1 commenced, ft was tho work of the leg. immediately taken to unbotilute ckatyet cf the convention u provided by tho art ap­ ialative branch of the Government. My n/uirw for Ministers Resident in Portugal, < proved August 15th, 1876, was duly is­ I>jnm*rk, Greece, Switzerland and Para1 province was wholly In approving the arts, sued upon the second Tuesday of Septem­ which I did most heartly, urging the Leg­ quay. While thoroughly impreawed with J ber last. A copy thereof aceompanieB islatures of the States that bad not yet the.wisdom of sound economy in the for- * ciqn service, as in other branches cf the 1 done so to ratity the Fifteenth Amendment MEXICAN ▲FFAIRS. to the Constitatioo. Tbo country war government, I cannot escape theoonduiion laboring undergo enormous debt, contract­ that in some instances the withholding of ed in the suppression of the rebellion, and appropriations will prove an expensive (alent io Mexico for some time past, and , taxation was so oppressive as to discourag-1 economy, and that the small reirenchmeH which unhappily seem to be not ye: whplly production. Another danger also threat­ secured by a change of grade in certain (quieted, have led to the complaints of ened us—a foreign war. Tho last diffi­ posts is not an adequate consideration for (citizens of the United States of injuries culty had to be adjusted, and was adjusted, the loss of influence and importance which by persons in authority. It u hoped, , without a war, and in a manner highly will, attend our foreign representatives un- however, that these will ultimately be ad­ dcr this reduction. I am of opinion that justed to the satisfaction of both govern­ honorable to all parties concerned. a re-examination of the subject will cause 'ments. The frontier of the United States RESULTS OF THE ADMINISTRATION. a change in some instances in the oondu- ,io that quarter baa not been exempt from Taxes have been reduced within the aiona reached on these subjects at the last acts of violence by citizens of one republic ’ past seven years nearly three hundred seraion of Congress. । millions of dollars, and the national debt THE COURT OF COMMISSIONERS ON TBN > has l>ccn reduced in the same time over four hundred and thirty-five millioaa of C. G. HOLBROOK, For your Salt. HOCK S4IT fon SB 41M4P •/ »r Tl'BWi'L dollars. By refunding the 6 per cent, bonded debt for bonds besring 5 and 4} per cent interest respectively, the annual interest has been reduced from over •130,­ 000,000 in 1866 to but little over 1100,­ 000,000 in 1875. The ba)s»» of trade, hav bean changed from over 1130,000,000 The Court of Commisaicnera on tho Alabama Claims, whose functions were continued by an act of the last session of Congrera until the first day ot January, 1877, has carried on ita labors with difi- Grande River, which �■ - ■ 1 ■'■--T Teai, Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, C rockery, Etc., Etc. for investigating tho loyalty of tho claim,, ing. or other wise obstructing them by threats of personal injury. anta. A very gratifying result is presented in Second—That Congress sanction the: suheme of an annuity ftiud for the benefit. the fact that the deficiency of this depart­ of tho families of deceased officers, and ment during tho last fiscal year was reduc­ that it also provide for the permament or­ ed to $1,081,796 18, as against $«,IW,ganization of the regular service, both of!" 938 88 of the preceding year. The diffwhich wore recommended in my lost an­ ercnce can bo traced to the largo increase in ite ordinary receipts, which greatly ex­ nual message. . cced the estimates therefor, and a slight Third—That the manufacturing opera­ . decrease in its expenditures. Tho ordina­ tion of tbc ordnance department be concen­ ry receipts of tho Poetoffice Department trated at three araonabi and an armory, j for the past seven fiscal year? have increasvention of 1868, the duration of which and that tho remaining arsenals bo sold .CLAIMS OF ALIENS. cd at an average of over 8 per cent per has been aeverai times extended, has In like manner I repeat my recommen­ and the proceeds applied to thia object by annum, while the increase of expenditures brought its labors to a cloae.. From the dation that some means may be provided tho ordnance deportment. for the same period has been about 5.50 report of tho agent of the United States, for tbc bearing asd determination of the per cent per annum, and the decrease of which pccomi>anie« the papers transmitted just and subsisting claims of aliens upon Tho appropriations for river and harbor deficiency in the revenues has been at tho herewithri: will be seen that within the the government of die United States, with­ time hiniu-d by 'the commission 1,017 in a reasonable limitation, and of such as improvements for the current year were। rate of nearly 2 per cent per annum. AGRICULTURE. claims on the part of the citizens of the may hereafter arise. While, by existing $5,015,000. "With my approval the Sec­ The report of the Commissioner of AgUnited States ngaioHt Mexico, were refer­ provisions of- law, the Court ‘of Claims retary ot War directed that of this amount'■ • ricultnrc, accompanying this maaaage will 82,080,000 should he expended and no red to tho commission. Of these claims may in certain cases be resorted to by an 831 were dismissed or disallowed, and in alien claimant, tho absence of any gener­ new works should be begun and nona) be found one of great intercat, njarktog, as 186 cases awards were made in favor of al provisions governing nil such cases, and prosecuted which were not of nationalI it does, tho great program of the last eeotSubsequently this amounti ury in the variety of products of die soil; v the*claimants against the Mexican Rcpub tho want of a tribunal skilled in the dispo­ importance. die amounting in the aggregate to $4,175,­ sition of such coses upon recognized, fixed was increased to $2,237,600, and worksi the increase cf knowledge and skill in the tabor of producing, saving and manipu622 20. Within the same period 998 and settled principles, either provides no are now progressing on this basis. Tho improvement of tho South Pass oti luting tho .same to propyo them for tho claims on the part of the citizens of the remedy in many deserving cases, or com­ Mexican Rcpublio against the United pels a coiuriderntioi: of such claims by Con- the Mississippi River under James P.• use of man; in Inc improvements in States, were referred to tho commission. gru>s or tho executive departments of the Endos and his associates is progressing; mschinery to aid tho agriculturist in hta Of these claims S3! were dismissed or dis government. It is believed that other favorably. At the present time there is ai labors; and in a knowledge of those acicnallowed, and in 167 cases, awards were governments orc in advance of the United channel of 20 3-10 foot in depth betweeni tific subjects necessary to a thorough sya made in favor of claimants against the States upon this question, and that the the jetties at the mouth of the pass andI urn of>bconomy in agricultural prodnetUnited States, amounting in the aggre­ practice now adopted is certainly unsatis- 18} feet at the head of the pass. Neither channel, however, has the width required gate to $150,498 41. By tho terms of the before payments can bo made by the Unit­ tcrasted in agriculture and deriving their convention the amount of these awards is THE STATE OF COIXHtADo. ed States. A commission of enginoar support from it will show it to be of value to be deducted from tbc amount awarded Congress, by an act approved on tho 3d ,officers is now examining these works and in pointing out those articlse which are in favor of our citizens against Mexico, of March', 1875, authorized the inhabitants ttheir reports will be presented as soon ai raised in greater quantiles than tho needs and tho balance only to be paid by Mexi­ of tho territory ot Colorado to form a . of the world require, and must sell, there­ co to the UnitodStates, leaving the United State government with the name of the fore, for leu than the cost of production, State? to make provisions for their proporTHE NAVT. • State of Colorado and therein provided and those which command a profit bvor .ticn of the awards in favor of its own cit­ for the admission of the said State, when The report of the Secretary of the Navy the । cost 'of production because there is not izens. I incite your attention to the leg­ . over production. I call special atten­ islation which will be necessary to provide formed, into the Union, upon an equal .shows that branch of the service to bo in a an footing with the original Stales. • A con­ condition as effective as it is possible to tion । to the need of the department for a for their payment. stitution having been adopted and ratified keep it with tho means the appropriations new । gallery for the reception of the exhib­ In this connection I am pleased to be by the people of Qjat State, and an acting give tho department. It is cf courae ini- ■its received from the Centennial Exhibi­ able to express tho acknowledgments due governor having certified to me the facta, possible to rival the costly and progressive ।tion, including exhibits donated by very to Sir Edward Thornton, the umpire of as provided by said act, together with a establishments of tho great European pow many ■ foreign nations and to tho recommen­ the commisriqn, who bos given to the con­ copy of such constitution and ordinance*. • era, with the old material of our navy, to dations , of tho Commissioners of Agricult­ sideration dr the large number of claims as provided for in said act. and the provis­ which no incretso has been authorized ■ure. generally: submitted to him, much time, unwearied ions of said act of Congress having been bincc the war, except the eight small THK DIHTH1CT or COLUMBIA. patience, and that fairness and intelligence duly complied with, I i-sued a proclama­ cruisers builtto supply thaptacc of other* which are well known to belong to the The reports of tho District Commission accomplished representative of Great Brit­ tion upon the 1st of August, 1876, a copy which had gono to decay. Yet the most era and the Board of Health are just re­ has been done that was possible with the ain, and which are likewise recognized by of which is hereto annexed. ceived, too late to read them and to make mvan.s at command, cud by substantially THE WAR DEPARTMENT. the . rcprwentntive m this country of the recommendations thereon, and arc herewith rebuilding some of our old a^ip»with dur­ The report of the Secretary.of War submitted. Republic of Alexicoable mate-rial, and completely .repairing shows lliat the army ba* been artivciy em­ THE CENTENNIAL. THE VENEZUELAX CLAIMS. and refitting our monitor fleet, the navy ployed during the year in subduing, at tbc The international exhibition ’ held in Monthly payments of a very small part request of the Indian Bureau, several wild has been gradually so brought up that Philadelphia this year, in commemoration of the. amount due by the Government of bands of the Sioux Indian 4iatiun, and of though it docs not maintain its relative of tho 100th anniversary of American In­ Venezuela to citizens of the United States, preserving peace at the South during the position among the progrcwivc navies of dependence, has proven a great success, tho world, it h now in a condition mure on account cf tho claims of the latter election. / and will no doubt be of enduring advan­ powerful and effective than it over iias against that government, continue to be tage to the country. It has shown great THE REOBGANIZATIOX OF THE ARMY. been in time of peace. The complete re/ made with reasonable punctuality. That progress in the arts, sciences and mechan­ The commission constituied under the £ira of our fivo heavy -iron clads are only X ' government has proposed to change the ical skill made in a single century, and laved on account of tho inadequacy of system which it has hitherto pursued in act of July ’ 24th, 1876. to consider and demonstrates that we are but little behind report pti the whole subject of the reform the appropriations made last year for tho this respect by issuing bonds for part of the older nations in any ons branch, while the amount of the several claims. The and reorganization of the whole army, wet working bureaus of the department, which in some we scarcely liari a rival. It has proposition, however, could not, it is sup< in August last, and has collected a large were actually leas in amount, than those served not only to bring the people and made before the war, notwithstanding tho mass of statistics and opinions bearing up ­ posed, properly be accceptcd. at least with­ products of skill and labor from all parts out die consent of the holders of certifi­ on the subject before it. These arc now irreatly encbaoccd price of labor and ma­ of the world together, but in bringing to­ cates of the indebtodnesa of Venezuela. under considers!ios and their report Is pro­ terials and the increase in thn cost of the gether people from aU sections of our own naval service growing out of the universal I am advised, however, by the These aro so much dispersed that it would gressing. country, which must prove a great benefit be difficult, if not impossible, to ascertain Eresident of the commission, that it will use and great expense of steam machinery. in the information imparted and pride of e impracticable to comply with the clause The money necessary for these repair? their disposition on the subject. country engendered. It has been sug­ of the act requiring tho report to be pre­ should be provided st once that they may THE QUESTION OF NATURALIZATION AND sented through mo to Congress on the be completed without further unnecessary gested by sewntista interested in and con­ nected with the Smithsonian Institute, in NATIONALITT. first day of this session, as Ibero bos not delay and expense. When this is done, a communication enclosed herewith, that In former messages I have called the yet been time far that mature deliberation all the strength that there ts in tho navy the Government exhibit be removed to the atteotioh of Congress to the necessity of’ which the Importance of the subject de­ will be developed and useful to its full cn■ Capital and a suitable building bo erected legislation with regard to fraudulent nat­ mands. Therefore I ask that the time of parity, and all will be powerful for tho t or purchased for its accomodation aa a uralization and of the subject of expatri­ making a report be extenaed to the 27:h purpose of defence, and also tor offensive permanent one. I earnestly reoommend ation and the e’ection of nationality. The day of Januaiy, 1877. In accordance action, s-hoaldf necessity for that arise . this, and believing that Coagreas would numbers of peraans of foreign birth seek’ with, aresohiiiou of August 15th, 1876, within a reasonable distance from our second this view, I directed that all Gov­ ' ing a home in tbc United States, the case the army regulations prepared under the shores. ernment exhibits at the Centennial Exhiand facility with which tho honeet emi­ act of MsnA 1st, 1875, have not been pro The fact that our navy is not more' bition should remain where they are, exgrant may, after the lapse of a reasonable। mulgatcd but aro held until after the ro- modern and powerful than it is, has been 1 cept such as might be injured by rcmaintime, become ptiasesacd of all the privil­ port of the above-mentioned commission made a cause of complaint against the Sec­ ’ ing in a building not intended aa a protect eges of -citixenship of the United States, shall have boea received autl acted upon. retary of the Navy by persons who at the ! ing against inclement weather, or such aa and tho frequent occasions which induce ramc lime criticize and complain of his en­’ may be Wanted by the department furnish' THE CAVALBY. such adopted citizens to return to the deavors to bring the navy that we have1 ing them, until the question of a perman­ By the act of August 15th, 1876/the to its best and most efficient condition. country of their birth, renders the subject- cut exhibition is acted on. Although the of naturalization, and the safe-guards which। cavalry force oPthe army was increased by But die good sense of the country will un moneys appropriated by Congress to suexperience has proved necesaao for thei 2,500 men with tho proviso that they dcratand that it is really to his practical1 able the participation of the several execu-1 protection of the hooeet naturalized i^itiii should be discharged on tbc expiration of action that we have at this time any ef­ ' live departments in the international zens, of paramount impoitanoc. The veryr the hostilities. Under tbu authority the fective navy force at Command. exhibition of 1876 were not sufficient to simplicity in the requirements of the tawr cavalry regiments have been strengthened, carry out the undertaking to the full extent TUB FOBJAL SXBYICE. ou this question afford opportunity fur* and a portion of them arc now in the field atfirsicontamplated.it given me pleasure fraud, and the want of uniformity in thei pursuing tho remnants of the Indians with The report-of the Postmsfter General to refer to the very efficient and creditable proceedings and records of tho variousi whom they have been engaged during tho shows an excess of expenditures, exclud­ ' manner m which the board appointed courts, ami in tbc forms of tho certificatesi summer. ing expenditures on account of previous• r— _ ____ ___t a—____ .* ‘I- < of naturalization issued, afford a constant years, over the receipts for the fiscal year THE EST1MAYXS. J source of difficulty. I suggest no addition­ ending June 30th. 1876, to bo $4,151,< meat have The estimates of the War Department with al requirements to the acquisition cf cili998 66. The estimated expenditures for are mode up on tho boss of the number ' zenship, beyond those now existing, but I tho fiscal year coding June 30lh, 1878, Withont a precedent to guide them fa the of men authorised bylaw and their re­ Where invite the earnest attention of Congrees to uro $36,723,432 43. The estimated rev­ preparation of such a display, th* mooes the neccsMty and wisdom of some provtaion quirements as shown by years of experience enue for the same period is 830,645,165 of their labors was amply attested by the 'regarding uniformity in tho records and and also with the purpoi.e on the part of leaving an estimated exeem of expenditure sustained attention which the mutants certificates, and providing against tho bureau officers to provide fir nil contin­ to be appropriated m a deficiency of $6,­ of the Government building attracted dur­ gencies that may arise during the limo for frauds which ftoqueatiy take ptaoc, and for 078,267 43. The Postmaster General, ing the period of the exhibition from both which the eatimatts ore made. Exclu­ Dealers tn ail kinds the vacating of a record of naturalisation like his predecessor, is convinced that a ctn sell cheaper thnn any houfu in Barqhtaioed by fraud. These proyiaonaare sive of the engineer’s estimates presented in accosdanco with the act of Congress needed in aid and for the protection of the calling for surreys and estimates for im­ honest citizen of foreign birth, for the provements al various localities, the esti­ want of which he ia made to Buffer not mates now presented m about ut six millions , ■» . I.UU AHQUUIW UA VUV UUVUtrT, MX) recommends that the unfrt-qucntly. statistical and practical evidences of oar in excess of the appropriations for Tho United States Las instated upon growth ns a nation, tho nee of mweantita yean 1874-75 and 1875-76. This creased is asked in order to provide for arts, and the applieatioa. cf applied scmm in the administration of the affaire of the the increased cavalry force, should their mined from the sworn returns to the au­ principle contended for, by acquiescence Government Many naU’c-M have volauservices be necessary; to prosecute econom­ ditor of stamps cnnoelled. therein on die pan of many foreign powtarily contributed their exhibits to the ical work upon important public buildings ; A few postmasters in the Southern States United States to iawease tho interaa* in to provido ,^>r the arnfauwat of fortifica­ tions and thi imanufiseturc of small arms, have axpreaaed gre<-t apprebenaion of their any permanent exhibition Congrrne nmy to the. and to replct ah the working stock in the pcnouxl safety on aeocount of their connec­ supply depot. The appropriations fur tion with the postal Bcrvica, and hare spec­ having Pictures to fnuno ’ tiMaai last Warned have for the past two ial! r requestoa that their repertr of appre­ hended danger should not be made public lest it should result in tho loss of their during the present year, and it will be lives ; bdt no positive testimony of inter- THE METHOD W ELECTING MUDHDBNT. necessary to.; at ouoe 'begtn lo replenish forenoc him been submitted cx«q* in the frame- and moui.dthem. I invite your special attention to Bhacxhtb, Papeii-I cheaper than any firm in the State I throw. ***« SUTVi:^। can do it, for, with the help of the following recommendations from the rag UBU BBdwraEytbluf to^E^Furnltuje line. Secretary (4. War. United Suw, enUr br First—Th it the claims under thn sot th. eSnt rf • or M ««d ofUanOn, ent system thof July 4th, 1864, for supplie- taken by the army during the war, bt> removed from -ho dBra. wMic wd C«»attention to tho tcoeosity oflcgtalation con­ i tho two republics. <cerning the mB'nta£c ofAmerican citizens fcljroju, and concerning the ‘ The government of tho United States contracted < of Atricrirsp women ulio may mar­ of Coluwbia has paid the award in the c/ataa i case of tho steamer Montijo, seized by the ry i forcigtie’.s, and of children of American in a foreign country. Tho deli­ authorities of that government semu yean parents ] since, and the amount has been transferred cate and complicated questions continually to tho chunianti-. : 1 occurring with referreneo to naturalization, ttut of such per­ , It is with salisfnctiou that 1 am able to 'expatriation, and of the wnnounce that the joint commission for sona as I have above referred to, induce me to earnestly direct your attention to these the .adjustment of claims between tho United States and Mcxiuo under the con­ fubjccte. difficulty is under coueidcratiou between Our Teas are all NE W and bought at the late decline from 4Oots. to $1OO, we ci^m to beat the County. , Coffee. From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. • . Spices. You can have in any shape you want. Crackers We brag on. Cheese. We sell the best Tobacco. We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 6Oots. to $1.00. _ Ohio Stone Ware Is the best. , , Crockery. • Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. » Remember. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, Hastings. Aug. 7th, 1876. xxiSOrcl. 1 Furniture, Nlilk Safes. Furniture, Coffins, EtcL READ THIS EASTINGS and be happy again. STEBBINS BRO’S. Gwl RelucffiB in Prices’ Keep it. you wul find ail kinds of FURNITURE! SALISBURY A BROS SEAU Of every Description which v.c FURNITURE, DifcKery M Bratitis Fnmes, fc • sOlfe Mffll Look here ! rirn-UHE n«<M, Look here! ' ^on t J°u ^l,nk wo ““ I Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds uw..«R.MTp«».tocaiM1J^l PaarieM Milk Safe* nc J. M. HEAVES, „ Salisbury & BrossesuHaaUoeo. B«.. 22. 7S. Mr1 �mi*. Ih^Bjai-W.BsklyhepliblicanbanpBr. )-C!U PAPH If BAHT TO-DAY’S ADVER riSEMENTl. AU About the County. (CONTIKUBD FROM SECOND PAOB.) and tho disfranebisemeut of all who can. not read and write the English language after a fixed probation, would meet my hearty approval, I would not tnako thu apply, however, to those already voters, but I would to all becoming so after tho expiration of the probation fixed upon. Foreigners coming to this country to be­ come citixeua, who aro educated in their own language, would acquire tho requisite knowledge of ours during the reu’dence . Kian. Swedish. Holland. Bahamian and Spunirii lanpiasca, and all who wish to nndcrtUnd tho tree philosophy of health aboald rval and por.d.r ths rainable «ur» an admirable rlJixni and laUlud guage to acquire sufficient knowledge of it to Enable them to study the institutions and laws of the country intelligently. I would not confer upon them the right to make such laws, nor to select those who sties li ierly has removed his Saloon from Impire Clock, to his ptd quar.era'on Jeff. •. Hostetter's United States Almanxe for BflT. for distribution fralit. thmnthoul the United -Suite. necessary to obtain naUiraliatiou. If they do not take enough interest in our lan­ - is elected .; negood sleighing. . iiCook's official majority was <161. ur is to be a special meeting of the Com< i>iincil on Tuesday evening. A KYNOrSIB OP HIM ADMINISTRATION. I append to this message, for conveni­ ent reference, a synopsis of administrative events, and sf all recommendations to Congress made by mo during ths last sev­ en years lime. An examination may show some of these recommendation* not to have been wisely conceived, but I believe the larger part will be no discredit to my ad­ ministration. - l-iitor/Of tho Bassem Las net written puffs for himself or fur the Baxx», the r of the Journal to tho contrary notwith.vrc has Ixen another change in the run- ! E^iuaw railroad, which we duly anr.\unrod in Tfiureday’s Bax*i>. 5 !>ig*u Central atock ii now 43j. There i> no reason why it i* not worth a premium, tl. hear that Edward Brown, son of Dr. ‘•.. I’. Brown, of this city, who has been eo. sick of typhoid fever at Cincinnati, :■ ■ • ly improving and will probably recovson of Mr. Andrew Rouah, of Baltimore riding down hill on a hand sled, broke the fracture. The lad i* doing well. We heir that S-nyuel 8. Bidelman. the pop­ .. .r an l efficient /Chairtaan of the Republican <. ;nty Committee, who was quite seriously Drugs, Oils, and Millinery Goods. HASTINGS Cin DRUG STORE. JT’e rft to call your attention, to our stock of strictly purcDR V. and, JdhDICINES P e make a sueciaHty in dealing in only strictly prime DRUGS. We believeu is for the inter est of our Customers as well as ourselves to sell only prime and pure MEDICINES. We have a Icrge slock of Machine Oil, * Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, • Blaok Oil, fasts of Hosteller's Btemaoh Bitters, the staple tonic and alterative of more than half tho Chris­ ties world, ar* fully sol forth in its pest*, which are also intetsponed with pictorial illustrations. Call and see the splendid assortment of JEWELRY, SILVER andar* ezt*a«iv*l* *>*d ib oufuojt t.o vlH**dw*rt£ And rn.-A.TE3D -W-A-ZRE, PUBLIC. TO Bought very low and WE will sell them at prices that will please ths closest buyer. BARNES & COMPANY. At the BANTO DOMINGO. • • :. allow any railroad to make any money, «a New Advertisements. One of these recommendations met with ti.c united opposition of one politi­ cal party in the Senate, and with a strong opposition from tho other, namely the treaty for the annexation of Santo Domin­ go to the United States, to which 1 shall specially refer, maintaining as I do that, if my views had been concurred in, the country would be in a more prosperoRa condition to-day, both politically and finan­ cially. Santo Domingo is fertile, and upon its soil may be grown just those trop­ ical products of which the United States use so much,and which are' produced or prepared for’market now by slave labor ThoBrand* efeor** ha»e b«en b in faeL th* word failure could with thtB. Bat within th* la*t H’A/rr you will find a Great Variety of frit* of o«T riedleina* hava *pn ancerom in their cioeriiuitation *t our Ladin’ and Genilement' I apon eidirir.Holloway’* OintciiAins, Poet Office Building, fit RI.1GS, LOCKETS. SETS, BRACELETS, CHARTS. Also a Large Stock of PICTURE FRAMES. Pictures, Books, and Toys. IiERK IS THE PLACE TO GET r*fo>* to pa ch*M Madki*** t urp-rtins I* b* uarv ub1«m Mr. lot. Haydock'* (icnatar* i* auaored to each Bpt of Pill* *r Pot *f Oiatmeat and the end will toon b* roaehad. . t., ?IP M ? M ? M ? ? t Hastings, Aug. 12th 1876. HOW Ml IOUDD GOODS!! ALLEN * TREGO’S SPLENDID DISPLAY OF Fall and Winter Millinery I YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. almost exclusively—namely : sugar, coffee, in; quite rapid!; end hopes to be oct dye-woods, mahogany, tropical fruits, to­ J. ROBERTS. bacco, etc. About 7Kper cent, of the ex­ xxi66t3-l 1.18.21. ports of Cuba aro consumed in the United daughter of Mr. Beckwith, of this city Stales. A largo per ccntagc of tbc ex­ ports of Brakil also find the same market. These are paid for almost exclusively in tho buggy. Dr. Isaac Brown was called to set coin. Legislation, particularly ia Cuba, the fracture. She is doing well, although in a Luing unfavorable to a mutual exchange Commission Merchants in of the products of each country, flour shipped from the MirauBippi river to Ha> ‘resident Grant, w* have been vans can pass tho very entrance to the city WHiglieil prices guaraaUtd; prompt pl*t^4W on its way to a port of Spain, than pay a er-;.cu io political events and tho usual cor- duty fixed upon articles to bo re-exported transferred to a Spanish ywvl and brought Wholesale Dealers in on ILu-nlay for all delayed article*, that are back almost to the point of starting, pay­ ing a second duty, and still leavftg a profit of iwpoi.ance. ' tootinued ill heffilh, the result of ovar over what would be received by direct Manufacturers of Hermetically Scaled vork during the political canvass, compels shipment. All that U produced in Cuba Goods. could be produced in Santo Domingo. Being a part of the United States, com­ merce between the Island and the main luce our patrons will find Mr. Barker at* land would be free, there would be no cxSort duties on bar shipments, nor import mies on those coming here. There would room*. Brief 08 y°ur orders aa utual. bo no import dutice upon the supplies, Th* official canvaas for State Senator in machinery, etc., going from tho otatew. 16th Dhlrict la as follows: PURIFIES THE BLOOD, The effect that would bare been produced David II. Cook received in Renovates and Invigorates the upon Cuban commerce with these advant­ I SCO Eaton County, ■ ages to a rival is observable at a glance. Whole System. 2970 Barry •• ‘ cvn The Cuban question would hare been set­ Total vote, in Staciul PROPERTIES ARE ALTER* tled long ago io faror of free Cuba. Hun­ Richard Junes received’ in THE.TW1C, SOLVEMT ARO OIUBEHO. dreds of American vessels would now be advantageously used in transporting the Total vote. 4161 valuable woods and other products of the Majority for David It. Cook, toil of the island to a market, and in carryine supplies and emigrants to it. Tho Ishnd is bnl wareely seeded, while ithas an area sufficient for the profitable liaacd about us in his week-befere-last peper. employment of several million, of people. The soil would here eoon fellcn Jntothc heads of United Stetm captalists. He probably The products are so valuable in commerce ' that emigration there Would have been encouraced, th* emancipated race of the South would have found there a coRgenuI One of the ablest article* we have road in homo where their civil rights would not many s day was the lerliug editorial, be disputed, and whore their labor would be much sought after. Tho woorrel among in Friday's Lansing RrjmUiean. describing the -them could have found the seoens to go. Thus in owes of great oppremioa and The -Vs.’ion, the Kcrnta; JWwes of Detroit, cruelty, such aa has been practiced noon Bowles' Syrir-yfitM (Mass.) X/^Arsa and the' them in many places within the lart ” eleven years, whole communities would have sought rcftigo in Santo Domingo. I The article deseed with a notice of the Chicago' do not suppose the whole race would have Tim-' ambits fire-in-thc-rear editor, that was gone, nor is i» desirable that thgy ahould truly refreshing. . . go. Their labor is derirabk, iodwpenimFacts—The candid, unprejudiced Judgment, He almost, where they now are. But the of the many convince the few. For twentr-fi’* pooscMiou of this territory would bare years D. B. DeLand k Co.'s Cktmietl left the negro master of the situation by ' enabling him to demand his rights at the eeiT svioenct. constantly been adding to Ua many friends the’ home on pain of securing them elsewhere. frw who watted to see how it stood tho test of[ I do not preM-nt thras views now as a lime, it still occupies the position it occupied recommendation forth, reoewd of Um 1 eubiect of annexation, but I do refer to it ■ . >^t>na in rocard Detroit Advertisements. HATS, FLOWERS, &C. nay ee.id their ad drew, i >ka this uaparall.l*.! GILLET & HALL. DETROIT. D. D. MALLORY & CO Oysters and Foreip Fruits. •III II'I 1 ' ' n:=1’ ’ । kill II I month in the bavin* 0 J J J those willtas to woi fa-ni«!i, but llav* on room to »vplain her* BuiinN* plcaMnt and boao.abl*. W omtn. and boys and rirh d« u ■ ell as mra. We will farniih you a complc.e oolBtfr**. Tb« buiincM pays better than aeylhles •tie. W. will bear axpeOM of Martins yo.-. Par­ ticulars fr*«. Writ* and •»». Farmer, and Beehanica. their aoas and dauhter*. and all clave* ia need of »aylnr w*rk at home, ibould writ" to ua and learn ill about th* work al o—e. N*w ia the yerty found nt Patrick McCarty’s house, near being brought before Justice Hayford plead guilty, sad was fined |50. or ninety days in the Bouse of Correction st Detroit. He paid the — 1'1 __ > W. Vl.l.k.* t. of the whole land. (Signed.) Exkcdtivb Mansion, Dec. 5, in tames of dyspepsia, chronic diarrhoea, nervous debility, neuralgia, erysipelas, boll* and diseases of the skin; also, chlorovis, Isucorrhca, protepus uteri, end In female complaints generally. Ao an altera­ tive tonic, the syrup ought to be used by clergymea, editors, cashiers elerks, lawyers, and ethers who use their brain* more than their ssaxv’p.w.*-’;..,... Excursionists, Limmen£_ To ihi* end Knitting Machines, Etc. -RlCKFORh s aettreiatic th* 'XWITTE* adelpliia. but can, in addition, visit the prin­ cipal eastern cities, with an opportunity of from the West running directly to Niagara Falls, riving passengers, from the train, a wondenul panoramic view of th* Mighty TIE IICKFQRD AUTOMATIC Jxail" Knitting IXichin* >n iOSTul three -ear* nSaatare of mortcae*. Uoar.hc* are furnished with tho Winchell 1‘ateni Vtytilatur,'ensuring perfect freedom front dust. With ft* magnificent Charier ‘SfiJtnWWAW41A,4. »»d eves more Any information can be obtained by s dressing FRANK E. SNOW. Oen'l I**m. and Ticket Afft. Drraerr. XXl27tf._____________ \_____________ THE EKEMT BF IIXEA8ET THE FOE OF PAIN Machine. 1 cylinder.TJ ne-dte TO MUSTANG LINIMENT ® SirSir5*^’1''“ Recommend It Heartily. Er! Jewelry! Jewelry!! Holiday Jewelry!!! SILVER PLATED WARE fre^the o Oysters, the celebrated “Shidd Brand,' /tf zxl46lT WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 TEARS. THERE 13 NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL. NO LAMENffig WILL NOT CURE. NO ACWI PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS Tffil MAN BODY. OR THE BODY HOUSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMAL, THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A DOT­ TLE COSTING Be.. fiOc., HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE 0> A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. zxUel - - - ,ti. diseases or the blood. Srv xxifl5:4—11.14.18JL MRS. CLARA. ALLZW, MISS VINE TREOO. • 76 From W. B. Chlshota, M- D., of New Bedford. “I have employed the Ararenn DIED. . ' " Hastings, Mich., Oct, 5, 1876. ha*, through it* connection* in the West and Northwcrt. placed on aal* * Urge number *f Tomurr*' Kxcvasiox Ticket* at grraily re- riSSSSl „D . GIVE US A CALL. Cnnndn ftonthern R’y Cumpamy to it. CONCI.UBJOX. With tho pra«nt Coogra* "J0®?*) life terminate*. It is not probable that public affairs will ever again reosm Mteotien from me, further than vs a ettben off tbc Republic, always taking a deep interest in the honor and integrity and prosperity ever and in quality to suit the taste of every person. Remember the place, State Street, opposite Roberts’ Drug Store, comlcrtidilr and cheaply. ' VEGETDSE Bev. Mr. Fletcher had his satchel stolen from All kinds of Ladies* Underwear at lhe Lowest Prices. Fancy GooeIs qf all kinds Cheaper than CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONIST^Will, of course, wish to see all th* righta ciMT H- R. Seven’s Column. -Saleral.ua offered fbr sale. On Friday night of week before last, the xxl31yl IMIYAU.MUM8T& POSITIVELY CURED, �Literary Notices. Legale. Tkp. ArtASTtc ‘PosTUAtT rose 1971.’ The proprietors of ttfa®4ttontle J/.inLi.’y have prepere 1 n aplendid life airo portrait of WUUUb Cullen Bryant, the Nwitor of American poetn, wliieh they will send with the ^ffonffo to a’ j ■utaeritars who send S-i. It ik a beuutifid r pani-m pic^tt c to Hutt of Mr Longfellow ryhich . »u issued by the name pul.-iishcra la a* ’ - MORTGAGE SAI.n SfSU’K&rt.-.'; their artistic excgllcnce and. thHr superiority aa portrait?, to hang in every library and . ..... 1.. ■ I.. Arc Offsring their Entire Pure Liquors, bottled for medicinal pur* poses, for sale nt pioderatc prices by John Warm, winter gloves, a large lot for sale cheap. Como ant^sbe them. John Stanley. Cigars that cannot be equaled at John Stanley’s. NEW ADVERTlSMENTt. C. P. Rowell & Go’s. Col. At an Immense Reduction in Prices ovided. there will be wild at public auction '■ ' !■' : hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of said the Meth Boat door ot tho Court Hoose. <S..« -ium. piece cr parcel or tana situate an, ronnly of Berry. and State of Miehig dracribed a. follow., tu-wit: Thru the wroth wret quarter of acctint en £11J in Township Number two (2) eight wt>t. ccnt.ininc eighty ■ Si I ar fording to tho United Mates ttorve PROLATE ORDER. State of Michigan. Bounty .f Harry, re.—At ■ MENS’ SUITS DOWN TO $-1 50. GOQJ^BUSINESS SUITS, $5 00 to $7 60. CHILD11ENS’ SUITS, S2 50 . to J5 00. BOYS’SUITS, $i 00, $5 00 ami Upwards. Dated Baltimore. SegLttth. MX DARWIN McOMBBB. Attorney sor awiuees oi mortgage. . xxUlw!3 PROBATE ORDER. •"d.‘S■ding and filing the petition duly verified, of ' DaresnJtogwu and others, praying that an initru- STAT! OB MICHIGAN, County ofRarry.sg-Ai maybe admitted lo probate and eircuters thereto Mens’ Fine All Wool Suits eight bundrod and dnynfDtoaaaber.yA^at lo o’clock in the fore- Whitman’s Assorted Candies—the best n the market. A full supply nt J. P. Roberts'.__________ ____________ Steck of Mcn^ end Bdys’ Now therefor. not ice?.°b^X M. D. Reed desires w call attention to his new Wagon Shop, where he may be , found nt nil hours of any day, ready to do anyswork in liui line, from putting a new spoke in an old wheel, tu the building of the best buggy ever seen in Oto county ot Barry. Don't forget the place; in the shop with Jason Rich i Bro., comer o Church and Railroad Street. xsGtf _ For the finest lot of Canned Lobster. Salmon, and Sardines in this city, go to John Stanley’s. GRAND RAPIDS .unary l.-lb. A. E r Barn County, it >tts 111. and npoi —Tho December untuber of ffodry's Latif t Ihuk la out. This excellent magaxino for Udiea is fast gaining popularity, and ttio pub­ Halier, not to M out done by any of hia oompetlturH. offers a beautiful chromo, entitled “The Mothcr’g'joj-,’’ to every subscriber for 1877. We have received a copy of the chromo and can sty that it is truly n 'handsome one. ?3 per year, L, A. GoJpJ. Philadelphia, Pa. Brisk for sale at my yard. Section 23d, in Rutland. Henry- L. Nswton. •Dee. 5th, 1876. xxiGJtf Star Clothing House Star Clothing House. Legale. MORTGAGE SALE. s5v.?1¥k other pereona interested in Mid e< ate. are roquir- •®Only $1000 and $12 00. ^' t4.? **”??;• *l« **100 of eaid ecrort, than to b. holden at the probate oSc«.<dn the eilv of Haitian VSMllC and show canoe, if any there be. whr the prayer of of Mid tateov ia said twtiUoo dtaeribod'(.I : th* potittonersUuld not be granted. ’ Tbersupou it is ordered, that Tureday lhaSStb And It la farther ordered, that raid petitioner d*> of preambar next. at » o’etoek in the foreaooa. ti’» **tleo to tho ber»on> interested In Mid estate bu aawMd for th. hroring ofeal.i rctitfow. and that tho- naxt uf kin of eald minor sod all other person, intereeted tn Mid rotate, are required to ublken Il*n> lately tn m>1 •how MBie. if any the.-e be. why the prayer of the IfUttoaerahoaldnot to granted : Audit i.Tfur- Thceo Suits wo Warrant worth Fully $3 00 to $5 00 More. MENS’ OVERCOATS,.......................... $3 50, $4 00, $5 00. $0 50, .nd Up MENS’ FINE BEAVER andother OVERCOATS, $0 00, SI0 00, $12 00. and $15 00. BOYS’ OVERCOATS,........................... $2 50, <>$3 50, $1 00and $5 00 and Up. .... $2 00 and Up. MENS' WORKING COATS, MENS' WORKING PANTS, .... $1 00 ru>dUp. #®* WE Guarantee to SAVE People a Great Deal of MONEY if they will BUY of US. "XtO PRORATE ORDER. STATE OF MICHIGAN. County ofD.rry.t Lt a waion of the Probate Conn f..r tho Count The Little Rock undFort Smith xanOwl, o. v.. rouAoo*. Judro of Probate ' PROBATE ORDER. RAILWAY STATE OP MICHIGAN, t.’ountrafltarry.eu.At a sossitra of the Probate Court for the Cuuuty Make ate Mistake, a* ours is the only Double Store. instrument Anted. eaday the Srih day ■ i*i the forenoon. Ipetiifon.nnd that cc-coMd. and all ■talr. are required lull the purTteaaerl Ml per e«m. interwrt on tn the year onethousand eight bandrod and fcycnty-iix. • Present. 8. C, Prindle. Judge of Probate. h°le* T>U*rUt,h’“1,t**'’a*rtdica E. Angcrlac. ^se EsfySa*! J. & P. Coats Star Clothing House, 38, 40 and 42, Canal street, On reading and filing the petition, aly veriflM, of Mger I. Augcvins. i>:s»ings:u.o’C’i .-Hir:I|, for the Probate of the inilrnmcnt he ctofore - Aled tretamont’T’ ’d*!^ 10 1)0 th* k*1 *IU suns “•±t perrons interested in said rotate, are reauirod to Holloway’a Ad. Drags, Kte. HEALTH'liD US FLUSURI3 ^"c.'T'BINDLH Superior Strength John IL McIntyre and iIn Attachment. JOctober. tM^h "n Wl,> of A. D. b.ia Writ of attachment war duly gr *a * guidanoof P^tiantr in NOTICE TO ^JJjyjSlOXKM OK H0LL0WATS PILLS. Nervous Diaordere. inty of SPOOL COTTON.” Ayer’s Ague Cure, CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM. t Da”!?1 ichl<>!1’the ctf«,lllC',’“rtforlhoeoun(Jwnenttimith, ) Excellent Quality tiawof any Party or parti.. eoanterfeitin. the mad i.inea or vending thaanma. knowing them to bo I ' VnEi nt tho Manufaetory of Ptofessor Hotxo Diseases with Ito Afratos. eaudnc a ropy of thil Hartinn Republican ATTACHMENT NOTICE- GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. 62w4 now ™*. *• v ««POn»d remedy, prepared with ->..1-.. --.I-.. . A. T. GOgHORN. Diroetor-Coaeral. _ ... . __ . '•rotnti-r. a. u. istb; C. •». HOLBROOK, Att-ruey for i'fointiff. 4 Mothers sad Dnnfhtnre. i>.. 1X77. liuiti a htovkiug In 1& Mia a tea. Knitting in the her! and narrowing off tho too complete; kaitaall sum: narrowg and wider* at ire.eepeci.llr th cu all iau>nriti«L a ADMINISTRATE ICS SALE. •he matter of the rotate «f Waterman Porker lice b hereby girep ital J shell acll at pnblto on. to the htohre: burner. on 1 uerday the antb ‘‘fiaRSSSlSjH’’’- of Harting*. in tbc County Stole of Mich Iran, l-una- SO9rl?.„^SJ 1K.JSE Itxtr* Urawlssg. Monday. December I, 1STC. Louisma State Lottery Co. place monthly. The season of 1.176 atom Cial%lWfki. r„,„. MO.OOO. I Q. ROBINSON. Administrator COMMISSIONER’* NOTICE^ JW The undersigned; appointed by the Probale Court of the County ofBarry. in th--Mate cl .Michigen, uni atUnat alt d/ltna and del els William .V, Hunt late H. GOODYEAR, IU great cupeviorlty The Druggist, Respectfully announces', that he has again engaged \ in t^e DRUG TRADE, and' has m stock and daily arrivcintit, Dy5 Stuff's, Fancy. Goods, and in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggist’s Merchandise which'he offers to the people at greatly De duced Prices RXMi.VBER.tha Peo ............... knewo and dee.ribeda. follow, t -wit: Lot No. erren 17| of Phillipe’ addition I lege of Naehrnie.accordiGg to the reco xxESwfi______________ W. all other rsreoM ta­ inted to appear at a from danger of quinism or any Injurioo. cffccta. Um! liblu. tt lias gained the reputation of being fcatslIt can. therefore, be safely rocommcndr ! once broken up by it, do not return until dlreaac to again contracted. rectlf opposite Empire Block. Ono door east of Spauldings VsmrM, Jdj IS, 1ST6 B. “P1&NDI.K. _________CuntmiMWuere, PROBATEORDER. Drawtai; will take Pte** an January Tieketi « each. Capitol Pnw.Ma.0W1. ----- ‘ 8TATI OF MICHIGAN. County of Barry, ea.At a rmelnn of the Probate Court for the County of sas.“s ?. wx; peo. M. Savage A Co'e Col. MORTGAGE SALE. Holden, bh tao Reahky actirtty, and’pn Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co., to tho year one thouaenl ctrht hundred and tATHr0 mUlCE uMa^.*@y^Teag>Prt luuna aero. .Mjn •13M .IO I PROFITS F fcTro I urrtarjODUn my remark- tfLtodtesPMNWOW. Awd.m0’'1'' ,CnL’Ot:LT5. f.’sisusai UNDERTAKING Being a bustnesn that needs a groat deal of experience, •TKHUiafS BHOTIIEaS, After many years In the bu’tinesR, can truly nay that they can do t-ettrr work, and give better satIfffacttoD than any other flrm in this section. W. H. Stebbins, the senior ■member, with the expPrieudk of a life­ time. xyili always give his personal atlention tothfo.part of their extensive will be used only BROS, xxwtf � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-12-14.pdf 0433e7801c83e93e1e95795299d95bdb PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14,1876. NO. 66. jhepejm-Weekly Repliblicaji Bapper READ, THIS I READ OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Double| Column. Aiklifs Doctor READ,' READ EVERYBODY I ! AND PUBLISHER. O’CHRONIC >pp<Mito tabore) lUlhban TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION » to*V-n. Bnndayi.lO to Z. Steam Power Preuee. New Material, and the very be*: Job Priatias at Lirins Buuee. iaee«f«fnl in esriax end b*« tathr linns RA TES OF A D VER T1SING. I . titoyiMerfaiU to Ibelr natural gm ins tarfcoritinc the whole mum, and 1 ts U faUa economy Bomr to nuffar duffer:trwa nay anneyiai limltroua. E.izss’urfeKSPJsz'szs -• e—'-efS.'T ‘STtfi’Ic “ tTt'Uo !> Column | “AW J_J-«_I 1800 h Column I •.«__! ja.ob I w w I Colw7| IttJO l KM»I 30X0 PROFESSIOHM. AND BUSINESS CARDS THIS TAPER IS OS FILE WITH CENTRAL HOUSE, ArtkaaBmckU to Health and U« and OoMUtullonal to ace all my will favor me PHIL- W. MIS KERN. BUSSES Caoram r.i.y. au —— . KOlHFlYl MhVJ” 5BJ HARTF.Y WRIGHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in qgijc In VnUn Block over Bartow A C ggg&u^.sguax& Sweet’s H°Tel! GRAND RAPID*.......................................... MICB nr lorrtbie <>»•«*»•*>. will Oa«la trui ujxm n>rtortr moral .ad pb£R£w»JM>< . eKbarla mlyupdn montjiiin BOARD A XV ROOM, $2.60 PER DAY. DENTIST Nashville, MicM&an. gIS-?5«itXgMIfJFi I J- PW, Carriaie, Sin aii Onaneiial pAl N TER At A. M. Rock’s Carriage Shop MhnonSl, - READ!READ! READ! Jot/ Comfort a,nd Happiness TO THE Slok ai<AffUete*! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. Pensions. Marble Works. WINSLOWS STEAM MARBLE Dr. J. B. LaSure’s Ad. T PAYS every Manufacturer, Merchant, i| Political—Menzies Library—Tweed— Fashions -Business and Money. Mechanic, Inventor, Fanner, or Profos- , •ional maq; to keep well informed on all the improvements and discoveries of tho age. New York, Nov. 27th, 187(J? IT PAYS tho head of every family to introduce into his household a newspaper . POLITICAL. . that is instructive, one that fosters a taste Probably the most desperate set of men for investigation, aid promotes thought that ever existed are the Democracy of and encourages discussion among the men* I GEO. M. DEWEY EPHOR ~ ' n,ta*»labea iew«. WORKS At.Kalamazoo, Mioh. Monuments of the I»ert American and Imported Marble, Tablets and Head­ stones of all description made toW-cr on short notice, also Granite Monu­ ments of the various patterns supplied to custotnere, y_Tie Scientific Aaerican A ,picj descriptive of tho AlebUoo, Topol. u>d Su>u Fo IUilro.d, tho States’Geaeral Land Office. DB- J. B. LaSUKE drears of Pay and Bounty. PENSIONS Lion, will St The champion thief of the nineteenth century, is once more in New York, and in durance vile. He landed last Thursday morning from the United States steamer Franklin, and was turned over to Sheriff Connor, from ■ whose custody he escaped two years ago. He got away in a Yacht, landed in Cuba, was protected by the Gov- • ernor General of that Island, at a cost of $300,000, and when to clearly pursued by the American officials .that hiding was New York. Tho certainty of Bayes* elec­ impossible, he fled to Spain where he was tion has maddened them, for they were apprehended and returned. His history near enough the plunder to smell it, and is suggestive. A few years ago, he was whjth has been published weekly for the to have it taken from their very daws is a worth his stolen millions, he was surround­ last thirty-one years, docs this, to any ex­ little to much for their patience. They ed by parasites who flattered him to the tent beyond that of any other publication; , top of his bent, Tilden was his obsequious <w>»Uvd j no1 prop010 10 8’V0 ®P» ^ave tool and partner, he made Governors, Leg­ in fact it is the only weekly paper published j lanufac- ! ready fixed up their programme. They islators, Senators, and Representatives, he in the United States, devoted to Manufoc’ ~ ’ ­ propoec to deny the legality of the doer disbursed millions unquestioned, and his turns, Mechanics, Inventions, and New Dis coveries in the Arts and Sciences. Every tion ; the Democratic House will assert ambition went beyond Lis Stalo and 'ho was reaching for the control of the coun­ number is profusely illustrated and its con­ that there has been no legal expression of try. Now lie is a rioor, old, broken-down tents embrace the latest and most interest tlic will of the people, and that consequent­ man. Gone are the friends - who shared ly the Houfc must, m in case of a* failure his proeperity—gone is his money, gone of tlia World; Descriptions, with Beautiful to dect, proceed to the deetion of a Presi­ is his power, the man whom he befriended, Engravings of New Inventions, Now Im« dent. It will refuse to join the Senate in and who shared in his plunder, is at tho plements, New Processes, and Improved counting the returns, and will go on and head of hia urganization and is trying to Industries of all kinds; Useful Mutes, Re­ dcct Tildcu and inaugnn.te him. Iley steal the Presidency, and of the throng of ' ceipts, Suggestions and Advico by Practical daim that he can be inaugurated anywhere, followers and flatterers who drank his wine Writers, for Workmen and Employers, io and the House will recognise him u the and took his money, three years ago, there all the various arts, funning a complete ro- President, r cfusc to recognise Hayra, and is not\ne so poor as to do him reverence. -pertory of New Inventions and Dwcovcrics; will call upon the Governor^ of the States It doesn’t pay to be a thief. Theold man-----That this is well aware of what is before him. There containing a weekly record, not only of the to rocogutac their Government. progrcsa-ol the Industrial Arts in our own programme has been determined upon by arc indictments enough on him to keep country, but also of al! New Discoveries Tilden, is shown , in the fact that every him in the penitentiary throe times as long owned Til­ as ho is likely to lire, and ho will get the and Inventions in every branch of Engin- -; Democratic paper >in u the cityw "ui^ uby l f" eering, Mechanic, end science abroad. ■ den had articles simultaneously, ‘insisting full benefit of them, for no one dare say THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has I Ural if the three doubtful States were a word for him. It is curious how that been the foremost of all industrial publi. I counted for Hayes it would be an usurpa- old party went. Fisk was shot, GJnct, cations for the past thirty-one years. It tioo which no Ikmocrat rould possibly ac- Sweeny and Connolly arc skulking about is lheoldral, largest, cheapest, .nd the i cepti wd resistanceiby'force was not at aH Europe, atod os a broken man, Tweed will brat weekly illustrated paper devoted to ! dimly hinted aL And Tilden a Editorial die in the penitentiary, and Tilden—well, Engineering, Mcchsnira, Chemistry, New Bureau, which he pcraonaly directs, is the less said about him the better. It Inventions, Science and Industrial Pro- | ending off articles to picked Democratic may be a little troublesome to bo honest, grras, published in the world. FP<™ >" l“rooK Democratic sections of the at times, but it is better,, in the long run, The practical Rccipra arc well worth most inflammatory character, ani calcnlat- to keep on that side. ten times the subscription price, and for cd to fire the Democratic hearty They ,, FASHIONS. The folt bonnets'arc almost Quakerish the shop and house will save many times reiterate the sutemnnt that Hayra wdi be tho cost of subscnplkm oonnUd hf freud-that Tilden wdl re- in their sung fit and close trimming. Bottle green, black and dark ash-gray are Merclotnt,, Farmer,, Mechanic, sist and they caU upon aU good Democrata m'H«m /kivifori Manufacturer, (,’hem- to be ready to assist him. Add to this stylishly worn, trimmed with Irca.ry-mlkra— '«« a“?* -■» Bomb, or silk and velvet. It takes a nice Kpd !*», LVlril or ocicnce, non i ... "’will -I, k > .1 c.onnllir-o —tnilllllt another mtim name fzir for ftF organized militia, AFB arc to adjust the trimming which .looks so Prtfeeiiuni, find the. BciENTIHC American useful to them. It should 350,000 slrout:, and that arrni were sent modest, and is so precise. A silk binding have a place in cvsrj Family, Library. to them from the Democratic National or piping finishes the brim even when there is a velvet facing; three-eighths of ' Study, vura Office nuu and vuuuuuf, Counting Room ; in Committe,■ and some notion of their designs oiuuy, " ' It has been established bias silk at least, is laid in four or five folds . « . . CoU^e o.l>_____ J a_ 1 1 era,J n Hading Room. and Schoo! >«>>' ’be Conuri. --------Aneweolnmc commence. January IK. 1 bejond » pciidrenlure, Oat th. N.lrnnd close around the crown, reversed on the I Democratic Committe did send New York right side, and the ends snugly tucked 1877. ! State cannon at a merely nominal price to ^nder on the left where they meet, two A year’s ntimbcr contains 832 pages . । ’South Carolina, and that very large ship­ standing loops in front and a fcathe* or and Several Hundred Engravings. ments of muskets have been sent to tho two lying demurely over on tho crown fin­ Thousands of volumes aro preserved for same parties from this city. They cither ish the most stylish bonnets. Tho face binding and rsferenoe. Terms, $3.20 a mean business or they are indulging in a trimming of some rich soft-hued velvet, year by mail, including postage. Discount remarkable game of bluff. The Republi­ between thceo'cloen bonnets that are en­ to dubs. Special circulars, giving Club cans take it very quietly. Grant, not Bu­ tirely in quiet French taste, and tho flow­ rates, sent free. Single copies mailed on chanan, is President, and hr knows how to ing plumes and grace of Gainsborough receipt of 10 cents. May be had of all statap out rebellions. He had one largo hat. there is complete contrast; and yet News Dealers. uuc on his hands once, and it will be a very when well worn, the latter is as modest as PATUVTQ In connection with the other. The Gainsborough needs only JL Al 10. the&tearfAe Amcn’- small matter for him tomash this littleonc. g ' Despite the brag afid bluster of the De- a scarf of -soft rich silk drawn dose about can, Messrs. Munn & Co., are £*»>•<».‘ ij| mocracy, Hayes ll.voa will will be inaugurated, inanmratiHl. if if ho bn tho crown set off by the very softest of of American and Foreign Patents, and is declared elected, and he will serve his curling feathers. For a last item, thenewhave the largest establishment in the world four years. It is a significant fact that est dress trimming is a button with three More than fifty thousand applications have while the Republicans here insist that they drops, to be liberally sprinkled over cos­ been made for patents through their agen­ , will not have the Presidency unless Hayes tumes and cloaks, making a combination cy. is fairly elected, the Democratic leaders effect of buttons and fringe together. Patents are obtained on the best terms, say nothing of thp kind. They have de BUSINESS AND MONEY. Models of New Inventions and Sketches clared in advance that tho count must Business is terribly dull. Jso one seems examined, and advice free. A special necessarily be a-fraud, <od that they will disposed to do anything-clIF the Prcsideanotice i* made in the Scientific American have the control of the Govcrnmentawheth- cy is settled. If Tild’n steals Louisiana, of all Inventions Patented ’ through this ■ cr they rie entitled to it or not And as it will continue so, for no one will know, Agency, with the name and residence of nothing is done is Democratic circles ex­ till after the meeting of his Congress what the Patentee. Patents arc often sold in cept by tho direction of Tilden himself, will b« his policy. If Bayes is elected part or whole, to pennas attracted to the' all this inflammatorv talk may be charged business men will breathe free, for they invention by sdeh notice. A Pamphlet’ directly to him. If wo have any trouble know what his policy is, and can calculate. containing full directions for obtaining Buyers arc cutting clo.<cly and Bellers are he will be responsible for it Patents, sent free. The Scientific Amenequally indifferent, for unless a man has THE MENZIES LIBRARY. can Reference Book, a volume bound in cash it may possibly bo unsafe to deal cloth and gilt, containing tho Patent Law, Which was sold at auction, taking fire with him. Theatres are full, for t)io stran­ Grams of the U. S^ and 142 Enyranny, days of last week was one of those collec­ gers keep them fed, but I notice fewer of mechanical movements. Price 251 tions which give the ordinary reader new rich dresses and lore display of wealth ambitions in the world of books. To give than usual. I observe furs two seasons Ccnte. Address for the Paper, or concerning some ordinarily appreciable idea of its old, dresses that have been made over, and Patents, Mwn A Cb.,37 Park Row,Lew value to bef^'n with, the library brought hats that new trimming has made presen­ York. Branch Office, Cor. FA 1th St,., nearly $75,UOO at auction, not one-fourth table. Women haven't the money to TTi, "Iron Trail." Having steam power and Improved for -rodlng. high polishing and ci tting mortices, we can do work rheens r and better than those who wTkiyhsnd. WHOLE NO’ 2009, beoutie,, teener, tnd pleaiure mans or tho Kock, NouaUiM, by “N,ln Crinkle the anwlatl »od drKnatio critic of tho Nite Fork WbrU, ■"» 0“ tlon, together with the San J«o» Guide, autpo Kid time Uhle, of chi, M. Kid fopultr rente from K»n>» City mid Alsbiw to Pueblo, Dourer «od ril poiou in Colondo, New Meiico, Ariton, .nd Die S.n Jun Mines. Tho fimst line-of Pullmu Sleeper, on the ooutineol between the Un­ man Biroe .nd the Kooky MouuUum without elunge. Specie! round trip ioari,U' ticket, from the Afrioiun filter M toft Lenoer at $50, good to stop off at al! its real worth. Some black letter books spend, and economy is tho rule. We want brought over a thousand dollars apiece, io know who is President. being a matter of 300 years old, and among Is the old one. Rich Cuban—young the earliest specimens of printing in exis­ tence, but ihac would not compare in the and beautiful lady slips and foils—Cuban right of enthusiastic Americans with the original manuscript order book of VbIIct Forge, faded and the pages tender with his house in Poughkeepsie, as housetime, and handling, but preserved in a cue of heavy Morocco. There were many specimens of the earliest printing in this quite so innocent as Cuban supposed—de­ country, but in any eyes uvo those of a mands of money scheming old father— book collector the prises of the library were Cuban bleeds awhile, but finally refuses. an Abbottaford edition of Walter Scott, Shyster lawyer—suit for breach of prom­ and one of.Ruskin’s works with proof en­ ise in which tho girl swears everything gravings. Such luxury of type and deli­ blue one way, and Cuban swnara every­ cacy of illustration as sent tho poor book thing black another. Crowds cvwy day lovers, who cannot afford editions of three in the court, and—but the trial u not and four hundred dollars, away saddened, over vet. This, in brief, is the history of but glad to have rejoiced their eyes with tbc 6el Valle Martinex ease, now in pro- such elegant volumes. Mr. Mcaxis hadwhat had cost him S200,000 in his library, and in ordinary times it would have rcalixcd twice that amount, far some of the books were tho only ones ex­ tant. and were CHEAP CENTENNIAL TRIP—To , un it Bou „v.» pridera. But hooka, like. Smith Maaec & Preston’s and settle to j^l estate, bare fdt tho rave ooste. We mmtt have our pay. I times, and so tlie whole lot sow >« Xxi4Gti r4W>Uj»wanU osi‘‘a’O’WWW pointe. * ’ u—*’ss' = SHEET LNTCTSIC i FOR SALE H THE BANNER OFFICE I Address. T. J. Anderson. Gen. Pam. Agt. XX52tf _ Tcyeka, Kan. fleeced. He auppowd her an inno girl and set about to rum her without �— Weight of. odium that threatens to crush the whole wgxuixatiui,'through tho revel, Toys, Toys, Chandeliers, Crockery, New Orleans.. The new oxdtemcnt awakened by the Uakimcs, Mrcu., Bic. 14, 1876. oocurrvtitoi in South Carolina was not near­ ly as general or locg-!ivc<l as that growing out of tho elcetfo'n. If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to Il was fait that tho rifle-club reformera, of that State had IImmim.) k fullcn into a pit of their own digging, and eaS»ss»«SHB4s»s8B«as after the lapse of a few hours, there was n return to the normal, mental condition and •«v«sau*a though the most of us make no pretensions w*nv IHSKSSlriWHnlHMri as constitutional lawyer*, wo pretty much all felt and acknowlodged the eSIKSBB^EaBsBgsSSS s8SSs3aEEsSatE8a$E For it cannot be doubted that, bad it not hare been for the Presi. dent's wise precaution, tho State Govern­ have been over thrown ment tbdre would by violence, for whiob the thousands of armed Democrats swarming the. streeta of And Bull our rlationn. Speaker of the House. terian interferance which will destroy the other.” bers Lad arrived chat it was unsafe to pre­ It is understood that he, Cox, Morrison and'Saykr are the er. Until yesterday, § ISSMU!M81Ksssm?l!9 dict who was apparently ahead. fore our readers, tho last annual message cles more immediately interested. There are rumors of course, buVtlic Speakership It is an able State In it the sE852x33aHs3?itngc§5 i BKIKttl»gEs»»r®m5 I I s s Vcsy little has yot been said about the our Monday’s paper, we placed be­ 6 of the House appears to absorb public in­ excite much discussion. The jobbers and lobbyists (among them revcral females, I present financial^condition of tbe govern­ am told) are hero it^ some-force, but I do ment is very satisfactory. not think they are very buoyaut>ver the AU in all, the message, is among the best in many years, and will be generally accepted as peculiar­ ly wise and appropriate, under existing growiing topic for weeks, perhaps-months to the almost complete exclusion of every­ Au absurd proposition has been entered by some one, that Governor We have received from C. G. Swens­ Haya and Tilden meet and compromise . burg, a copy of the Grand Rapids Cbm- the matter of the Presidency, as though great value to young persons of either sex. other two, of tho humblest citiscns of the It is edited with marked ability, and is United States. tho organ of the very best Commercial purpose of the Tilden managers to have it College, all things considered, there understood the nation. is in We fully believe Mr. Swens- berg has no superior as an educator in any earnestly It also that many advising Republicans are Governor Hayes to fairly elected j and that the declaration of any other result, can only bo arrived at by fraud. Nation has been engaged in this sma’l doing we should render business, and asserted that some one else, had been told by ex-Governor Dennison, them a service, for which they would Any person (a personal friend of Hayas, and at present, desiring a copy of the College Journal one of the District Commissioners,) that can have one sent to them, by addressing be had thus advised t|ie Republican can­ thank ns all through life. the publisher, and inclosing a stamp to A Star reporter interviewed Mr. didate. Dennison, and he denied the story ; and prepay tho postage on the same. all such intimations, may bo at onoc set Some friend in Washington has sent us dffwn as a device of the enemy. a copy of The National Republican of .eroor Dec. 4th, containing a vary complimentary notice of Viee President Ferry. Its length, forbids its publication in the Ban- If Gov- Hayes is declared by th6 President of tbs Senate, to have received 185 elec­ toral votes, be will be inaugurated, ifalive and of sound mind. At a moating of tl^c Democratic Jack- ' ■ weeks ago, tn substance what this article eon Association, on Tuesday nigbt, a local, affirms that Mr. Ferry was the right man, political society, made to ba in the Chair of the U. 8. Senate, and Democrats, one Colonel Fury, marked out count the doctoral votes. a most sanguinary line of conduct, for the We thought so national then ; and we think so now. Radicals. our Washington letter. Democracy to Washinoton, D. C., Dec. 1, *76. tion here. The effort, of the Democrats of the public from tho tens of thousands of outrages visited upon Southern Repuln mmiemsxsnnms 1 5SKSES33SSa»saESSS ■I 9 s55s«sss5S«asxS8S2as aaBSsxsxBCBsrasasM !i BaSSHStaidMSsBBsBKSSXa ! sBsagKiiasnsttsigiss ii 18 :S «8t.asVS»UaS8..aii«BB3 iS .£ ftiSyMMBkHszaisBSSaa iaaE3E2iJX2SB35»*3a^ttB F £ t Littell s Living Age. up of hard-shell pursue towards increasing success. In 1877. it will furuieh to its readers the productions of the foremost authors above named and many oth- er8 ' embraan" the choicest Serial and Short Stories by the Leading Foreign Novelists, and an amount DiuniriH^liy wttaFeriotal in the world, of tho moat valuable literary and scientific matter of tho day, from the pens of tbe Leading Eoaayista, Sci•ntists, Critics, Discoverers, and Ed­ itors, representing every department of Knowledge and Progreso. Ihe Living Age, (in which its only com' petitor, “ Every Saturday," has been merged), b • weekly magazine of sixtyfour pages, giving more than double column octavo pages of reading, matter yearly. It presents in an inexpert* sive form, conaidering ita amount of mat­ ter, with freshnaas, owing to ita weekly Thanksgiving passed by without any bone, and with a ftatlsfatlory CMipletenotable occurrence, to distinguish it from ita BCSS attempted by no other MlraaflM, predaceasors. It was cold and stormy, the beet Essays, Reviews, Criticisms, Talee, most of the day. Snow foil for some bketehes of Travel and Dbtovery, Poetry hours, and a large number of turkeys were Scientific, Biographical, HbtoncaI and sacrificed. Political Information, from tbe entire body Logan. of Foreign Periodical literature. It b therefore invaluab’c to every Amer, Agrieultural Society Meeting. iean reader as the only fresh and thorough compilation of an indispensable current fflllHfflS & um From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 40c. Of all kinds and as cheap as they can be bought in the State. Crockery All Kinds and All Prices. Produce BSEB53aKfiEa»X5saStEilH33 Jan. 1, 1877, The Living Age eaters upon its 132d volume, with the continued commendation of the best wen and jour nals of the country, nnd with constantly We were in there the other day Mid saw the largest stock of toys we ever saw in Hastings, and from the prices given should say, everybody ought to have a present. Groceries I sSfeMoSBaeaSISSaa If it is adopted, not one of us csftiie cheapest in thewokld Peterson's Magazine! Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at 8ftI rtf, WEE 4 p/fESTOft'S. Hastings, Dec. 14tli, 1879. HEAT REOOCTIOM TO CLUIS. IWb Pre-PsM to MsD Sataftn PETERSON’S MAGAZINE has the best Original Stories of any of the lady’s books, tbe best Colored Fashion Platea, Oio best Receipt*, the best Steel Engrav- any in the world. It will contain, next Furniture, Milk Safes. HASTINGS ■I DM. xxiSOwt Furniture, Coffins, Etc.. READ THIS and be happy again. STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. A GM Rednction ii Prices! OaeTheu&ad Pans. Where you wul find all kinds ol Fsarteei SMeadid Steel Plates. Twelve tele redBerlla Falteras. miHTURE! SALISBURY I BROSSEAU will be alive two mouths hence, unless wc quietly submit The erulraec of Mt». Elio Pwkitoa g I § As able a paper as the'New York men to prepare themselves for the active duties of a business life at this College, as wo believe by so F- '' 6 withdraw, as they (the Republicans, and wish wc could induce some of our young We sincerely Vs appears to be tho he (Hayes) are convinced tliat Tilden is th> highest moral worth. a aisiennaaassism prospect, for it b generally ;>urecd that thing ebc. ‘ 'nr*e *r aaMagsuziBjeasMMoar-dta impeachment of President Grant; butsuch His exhibit of the uEeKsa-jEHsBasESSn; csS«2ES8sS«ii!y;§HS5ai3 menaces do not appear to dbturb him or progressing toward specie’resumption, and general prosperity. ?F i terest. Democratic papers insist that one of the President fearlessly reviews tbe work of firs: moves of tho House after organisation, the past eight yean, and shows most con will be the preparation of articles of dnaivcly, that we, as a*nation, arc steadily "H mnn> WCTHWWT It b now sip for what it b worth. and we £pkst has been carefully l»O"H SSMSaSiSSHsutsaHgsSici so few of the mem­ organization of the Senate, outside of cir­ read by all our subscribers. isauSnaEXSUintuiisasM back in(tho rear arc Blackburn and Spring­ by the grace of Mr. Tilden. I give the gos­ THE MESSAGE. paper, 9 ■bwk -a -o most prominent contestants ; while away intimated that Randall b to be the man, of President Grant. SI59S«2?S»sa83SBK3 rSEn»s«s?582Bsg85ih«> is looming up as the next “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which .will depreciate the one nor sec- In § T tho capital, were ripe. Mr. Randall SMITH, MH & PHU’S need of a military force in Columbia to preserve the public peace. Produce, Etc. TOYS! TOYS?! ations now being tnado or imminent in The Colonel was loudly Of every Description which we It will also give Fits Oxigifal Coft might Novxwcrrxa, by Mrs. Ann 8. Stephens, Frank Lee Beoedht, Mrs. Fran­ ces Hodgson BnraeU, Marietta HoDcy, and Lucy H. Hooper. Abo nearly a hundred shorter ttoriel, ALL OXIGlWAL.bv the best authors of America. Its supero can sell cbeaj>er than any hotis.* in Bar- IL Because we make th® most of oui M. Because we keep the best c wnrtt- Dcalcni tn all kinds FURNITURE, ’Wolstsn flats BratteS Fraifis, fc IAHCTH COLORED FiffiEI HA1B licans aince the close of the war, and their braces the productions of sneering allusions to tho' “bloody shirt,*' Hastings, on Tuesday the effect upon many well-meaning but ud to regard tho talcs of horror coming H-uopD<«. i:u>, 1876. Jan, AL Nxviwb, Secretary. THE ABLEST LIVING WRITERS, TERIS [In Advance] A TEAR ttOO. in all branches -of Literature, Art, and Politics. Science, xxi6Gw2. Bzissu—naii&si. Look here ! Look here! What! don't you think we cun sell Coffins, Caskets A Shrouds Jewelry! Jewelry!! Holiday Jewelry!!! ,VER PLATED WARE from tbe P»«ien having Pfcturea to frnma would do well to ret them framed cf u Pmmmm of Tm« Lttimg Age and cheaper thou any firm in tto State ? ran do it, for, with the help of J. M. HEWES. We �fhs^jii-ileekljllepbblicijiiiwf. " >«mtu >ah> ifuity •mn. STRANGER’S employee of the Baxmx* office. Better work in that Um it would be hard to m anywhere. eil of tho city of Hastings was held at the GUIDE council room ca the evening of Dre. 6lh. A; D. 1876. CITY LOCAL R- R. TIME-CARD Present the Mayor. Reconier, Aid. Dawson, Wc arc pleased to know wo have so able a body of men for our Common Council. They Lewis, McNaughton. Sheldon and Tomlinare constitutional lawyers, and over ride the The minutes of the previous meeting were decision of the Supreme Court with perfect Impwwity. See the proceeding on the appli­ read and approved. cation of Beach to have hto liquor tax refundOn muHon of Aid. h.ii the petition of L. & Beach was taken from the Table and on motion of Aid. Dawson that *84 of tbe liquor The accomplished wife of Bev. Mr. Fletcher died at her residence on Center street, on tax paid by said Beech bo reftindod and an order drawn oa tbe contingent ftxnd in his Tuesday night of this week. Though long in poor health, she was not considered danger, fevor. which was passed by a vote by ayes and nays u follows: ously sick, but a very short time before her Ayes—AM. Deweon, Lewis, McNaughton, decease. Her bereaved husband and moth er­ icas child have the sympathy of our people. Sheldon and Tomlinson, 5. POST OFFICE TIME CARD xs>tern.nt7:17 *. a. A\.ten*.it4^3r. *. J ratines and Lovell-Arrive dally, except Sunday. \ a: lit*) a.: leave at LO) p. a*, p. O»-North ' Irvine. Film ore. Bovae. Allo. “•■tinge and Battle Creek—Arrive Tuesday Thursday and Satardav at 13 a*.: leave atl;»p.m. I’. O's- Btdtlmvre. Bedford. JohnsU»rtiag«and Woodland—Arrive Tuesday. Thureday. and Saturday at 1 p. m. leave al 3 p. *. Harttuxe.Cedar Creek and Hickory Cornen-Ar­ rive \V rdncwiay and Saturday at 12 nut leava at 1 describing the recent dost motive fire at Grand J. W. A C G. Beatty for lumber L-dge which destroyed his ofllce among other A. J. Angle for taking care of and valuably property including two Brick Blocks cleaning engine C months and four Frame Buildings. Ho says ho is James Slslteriy paving in 4th Ward going to refit and refurnish hu office al ones, Anson Maynard bawling engine to Are John M. Beaamer for repairs In Record M. KEVINS. P. M. COUNTY OFFICERS. Exrsaiun — Experience loaches ua all, none are so wise that they cannot bo taught by this great teacher. It has proved to us among other things, that D. B. Doland A fco.'s Bert C*ri»»oo/ Salrrutui b without an equal. We ask'those (who h^ve never tried It1 to do so. There who have ureU it wish no other. Take a paper of D. B. DeLaud A Co’» Best Chemi­ cal Balcratua to your wife and she will join . with ns in its praise. Last evening th© old Third Taya.—Smith Mar.ee A Bretten. Asrienltural Society Meetios.-Jno. M. Nevins. Attention Firemen.—City. . All About Gold 1071 the County. y. Good, dry wood wanted. The show is melting away. Note the change in the IL R. lime cards. Greenbacks art worth in coin 93| cents on Do not fail to read the Council proceedings herewith published. The Winter session of the Board of Super, visors will convene on Tuesday tho 26th tost. Michigan In­ ‘he Council. Mr. Cole seems to be making his market popular. Wo hope'his sales may be large and his profits good. Attention js ukod to the grocery advertise­ ment of C. M. Runyan. He alwayo does as ho Go apd see him. Tbe Cleveland Paper Company send out a very handeom^sheet of New Tear's cards which they are selling el a very low price. The 15th insx. is CoUege day at Albion. The Exerciaea will be of in terreting to tho public generally, and of special interest to the friends ..e ■ A letter bead printed for this office by our Job Printer, Mr. Freeman, commands many favorable comments, from nun vbo are good daughter of Mr. Seibert of Baltimore, has r© suited in a perfect success. Tbe upper lip being nearly wholly gone, it required a nice adjustment sad a careful coaptation of the parts to ensure a success. Tb© Doctor’s un­ derstood the case, however, and to the joy end gratitude of the parents and all concerned, the liUle lady to-dav presents a good appearance and b in poeseeuion of an good a lips* anyone. boon a very pleasant affair. Tbe Grand Central Hotel. New Tort. Is the only loading £ru-t!*s. hotel that has come 4ow» to •• bard pan " rates, vis: reduced from A tuition in Meeg eircnlated, taking the Coonril txv enforce £h* lew requiring all »Iwts tn elne* *t 11 o’etort In the evening, and keeping riwrf df ffirr gmrfw/a. B is reeriv- he Ortdtf fteptf t Mrivton ot fM M, C. R- R. Onr lorel-cmtf Hi eorreet ffiwl**hwpeto reertw-a- rtma'hiWd to i* » change tW stemfiag advcrHsctuciit bdf&re' n*nn h*en** Among tbe rmperiri-re awuMWes nt AeM*y to-‘fny fir • thhtrrend hwfiMU cioewd on fhe oof ner of Jefferwe add «reen ftreeM, 7U w»fer from rhe St R. tforrrt iraiM fceap M fcB, Nays—None. . John M. Bemmen* account for services as fire warden was laid on the table. J. B Goodyear & Co.’s account for lumber and orders to be drawn for tho name on tho appropriate fundr, was allowed at *72 5S, by a role of ayeo and nays aa foil: vs: • Ayes—Aid. Dawson, Lewie, McNaughton. Sheldon and Tomlinson, ft. Nays—None. Aid. Sheldon. 1st. Rt»oM, That a job bo lot for excavat­ ing the dirt from tho hill an Broadsray North of Ire* Bridge to the lowest bidder by sealed proposals, to be filled with tbe Recorder on or before the evening o.’ the 11th dvy ot Doc. 1876, tc be opened by tho Mayor in preeenee, of the Common Council on eaid evening, the Council reserving tbe right to reject any or all RUNYAN’S zens of Hastings anu vicinity, that I have new and *, 7 Tea, 4 lbs. for 31 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold at 33o*j?*«roDad jf’jrlicjes. Remember the place, &t J. S. R LW'YJiJY'S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Gite me a call. C. M. RUNYAN. xxi66tf From tho premises of the subscriber in the Township of Rutland, between the Special Notices. first and twentieth of September last, five yearlings, three heifers, one a cherry red, one a aoep red and white, tbe other a light red ind white. Oue pair of steers— one a deep red with white spots, and the other a light red vrith whitespots, horns a pberr. will be poblUhtd about the StsTefJaaaary. little clumpy. One calf about six months in tbe Et>rii*h. Gcrmsa. Freaeh. Welsh. Norwe­ old, a light red roan. Any ncnon giving in­ gian. ewedith. Ifollaad. Bohsmtes aad Sreairh formation where this property may be found will be liberally rewarded. L.D. GardnerRutland, Nov. 28th, 1876. 3 Market Meat Al! kinds of FRESH and SALT Meat* Also Poultry, Game. Our Centennial, Train baa brought me a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters for the summer and fall trade, which I will sell way down low for Cash. I also oell the ed^irated Singer Sewing _ Macluiic toaic and alterative of more than half the Chris­ tian ' worM. ate fatly rat forth in its pam. which different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ arc alto intervened with pictorial HlMtreUoM. dles and Machine Oil. I also sell Well A valuable ncipes for the hoatebcld and form, hum*roa« anecdotes, and other innrnctire and anus­ Cistern Pumps. ins readies matter, ottoinal and aelcoicd. Amowr J. Maub . the Annual- to appear with the ownfor of the Opposite the Post Office year, this will ba one of the mort useful, and muy xx41tf Hastings, Mich. be had for the aakin*. The proprietors. Meem. BostMtor A Smith. Pittsbnrrh. Pa., on roecipl of a Special Noticetwo eent itamp. win forward a copy by mall to any prntn wLq rauaot procure one in ht« neirtberb owL Tbe Bi tun are *uld in every city, town and Fred Sweet wished to call attention to village, and are cxteaaively used th roartout the his friends and customers that he has entire civilised world. I taken the window di Dr. Roberts (in Post TO THE PUSLhlOffice) where he will bo found ready, will­ ing and competent to do all work in hi.*line intrusted to hb care. Thanking you for past favors I hope by strict attention Cash Paii tor HOGS &r PACKING. Look at this I bids. 2nd. Rttolrtd furiktr. That sealed propoiib* invited for the performance of said wort in PaatUBTiLLS, Mich.. Doc. 4th, 1876. Ed. Bsmsk* Agreeable to promise, I send you items from this place. We dost know who will be Preeident or Post Master. _Both parties show' considerable cheek, but wo sup­ pose that the question mutt soon bo settled, as the day f<* the electors to meet is near ax hand,—suppose both parties cannot be suited with the result. Mrs. John J. Perkins recently fell from the top to tbe bottom of a high Bight of stairs,— striking a strong door at the fool, and buret-1 Log through it. The winder is that she did not break her neck and kill herself,—luckily, she came out,’only with a broken arm and some serious bruise*. She is doing well. Tbe Merchants here have purchased a large amount of poultry,—paying during the last judges of such wort. Tbe leap year party, under the auspices of tbe young ladies of tho city, al Union Hall, was largely etuadad, and to reported to have ■Aye»—Aid. Dawson, Lewis. McNaughton, Sheldon and Tomlinson. 5. ’ - fantry held a re-union al Sweet’s Hotel, Grand Rapids. It was a very pleasant affair, and of widening Slate Street from Hanover Street worth th© troublo and expense of a trip to east be poetponeduntlll tho aextregolar meet­ Grand Rapids, to have seen the artistic skill ing of the Council. , displayed in trimming the large dining hall The motion of Aid. Sheldon that Madison Si. for their reception, to say nothing of the ta­ be opened from the corner of Park St. east, to bles, which, wore loaded down with ©very del­ Church, providing it can be opened without icacy and loxury Io be had the martete of expense to the city, and that the clearing out the world. of said street be under the supervision of the The operation to/ hair-lip, mentioned in the Street Coeamitte, was adopted. Ba.xxk* some tinte ago, as having been per­ The following resolutions were offered by formed by Dr*. L F. 4 I. W. Brown, on the Itemember the Circuit Coart stands adjourned until Tuesday December 26lh, at9 o'clock A. promixea. -AT CRAYON PORTRAITS. There b no Portrat so lasting u a Cray­ on Portrait Homo of the finest Land-. scape paintings and most cosily Portraits are made from crayon. Water-colors and oil paintings often loose their brilliancy; but Crayon never fades. Now b your time to get a good Portrait for one half less money thin you can get from any other first class artist Wc will furabb —for a short time—from a good Photo­ graph or Tiu4ype, a bust picture, size of glass covering portrait 16x20 inches, with a fine walnut frame, everything ready fur hanging, for tho small sum of 313.-00. In Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit and Chicago, The Brooktyti horror, occasioned by the Revelation by AM. Sheldon. they will charge you from |25 to 350 for burning of /'theater, which resulted in tho RttolrtJ, That hereafter th* Common Coun­ the Kame class of work, and no finer than toes of 315 tiros, on account of insufficient cil wiU not rsfifnd any liquor tax, passed by what I furnish for 313. Please call and means of egress, calls forcibly to mind Ike examine work. Residence in First Ward, ayca and nays as follows; feet that, in care of fire in Union Block, with Ayea—Aid. Dawson, Lovis, McNaughton, near State road. One good Agent Wanted. the hall fill*! with people, probably not cneJOHN W. Cl’STER, Artist, half could « icape. We think wide, outside Sheldon and Tomlinson, 5. xxi&ltf Hastings, Michigan. stairs in the rear, should be provided at once. On motion the fallowing accounts w Strayed. Bro. W. C^Weatland sends ua a small sheet lowed, syes and nays as follows: CO1X0 Utt. 1UJ Kipre»»n .... ISJOr.x. Night Exproas . , . . U.-OOr. *. A tian tie Express SatardayandSuDdaysW^O r. M. ■7ay Fteirtt at .... IfcOOa.n. coins rar. Mail Train at - - - SJBp.n. [••rite Kxprrai at • • . fcKa.M. WoyFreirtt ..... 1:38 r. x. All train* daily except Suodayv—«xoept as ps .fled above. T. J. Bui*. Station Amu j. Local Blijipejj piticop cutod by John W. Caster, of thisedry, for an Rev. J. Boynton has held a series of meet­ ings here with a good degree of interrat. William Johncock, a resident ofthirWamond dletrict in Orangeville, feeling that hie child­ ren had bran ill treated by other children in the school, proceeded to the school house at accordance with the profi! and specification en file in th© Recorders office of the eity of Hea­ tings and that the etreet committee have pow­ er to make the neeesaary specification and that the successful bidder bo required to fill bond* in the ram of two hundred dollars forth© Wthful performance of said work on job awarded to him and that the eald job be completed on or before the first day of March 1877. 3d- Retolrtd furtkrr. That the street com­ mittee be autborired to procure an Engineer to set grade slakes on said bill North of Iron Bridge in accordance with tbe established grade and estimate the amount of excavation to be made, and place the same on file in the Recorder', office of th* city of HaeHogv. Tho foregoing resolution, were passed by a R. J. GRANT SELLS, Scholars Wanteu $3.25 13.00 82.50 Men't coalt Youth'* eoatii Boy t coalt Aor. 27, ‘76 xxdiltrC To learn Lace Making, by Mrs. OSTERHQUDT, at her Rooms over the Postoffice. Notice. bought out the interest of Calhoun A Beckwith, in tho hotel bare nod you will find it to your interest to call and see me. J- W. Bkock. of all styles will be taught, for TltHES, TRIMMINGS, 4a, vote by ayes and n«y» ai follow.: Ayes—Aid. Dawson, Iwwis, MeNaughtoa, Sheldon and Tomlinsoa, &. Noyes—None. O* motion tbe Mayor was added to the Street Committee fw tho purpose of procuring survey and preparing specification for letting job oa tho hili North of Iron Bridge. wa. instructed to procure the necessary notieee inviting bids for doing job on said hill North of Iron On motion the Recorder nova of Thanksgiving day. end. without cere­ mony. proceeded pound two boys, fourteen years old, with a heavy hickory etick, over BrideA motion was jut and carried A»t tho or­ their beeks. Next morelag. « complaint of ders to pav fur the job of excariting the Hill W. T. Haight, he waa arreeted en a charge ot Bridge be drawn assault end battery, and brought before Jen. <m th* Geaeral Highway Arad. Gee Repiogle, wbo fined kirn far tbe Monnlt. On Mtfonibc OwraeU Mjraraod. Ho is not done wkb the matter aa bo is snMMl to the same charge from other parties. Ho has probably learned that it to hardly safe to beat other men's chiktree.-tke araault betag a IJemember the place. shop with Jason Rich & Bro., Church and Railroad Street Hastings, Oct. 24, 1876. (xxi52w4) corner o xx6tf_________ _ _ _____________ Bruk for sale at my yard. Section 23d, in Rutland- Madison Dispensary, AND Bns-laW Step! brutal one, and fee the moot trival reaeen, The season for the tax eoBoeter to al band, •to people Ml about aa meek intereotod in that eo they do in tho FrooMenttol qneettoa. Bet taxes are the attendant of etvdtontto*. RMEtAGE GUIDE. 01 SERIAL PATHOLOGY. Ae w-retber vfffl ftfeAt. For <M HtfMey frade, Mower© Mrift, *•- Homi ro« 5. LI-A food Mtvrid Fre©to»ere nrrtregf flv* meet extenrtre er-p*-reriA*f, y*rltootove, farm*. *> «**♦•* <*• - hwy jwtrtEH*. We before brah the aefeefaw mH fte prtfov *efc yew. iiMM in th* city of Hastings, a* Tlwotei rt* *k day af Jaawary. A. D, lETLUMnWk *• the forworn of that day. M »W» officer* for the eusaiux “*«■ Centennial Milliner r" «“ r“” JrLre,B«^ _____ wish to inform the Ladies of Hastings and vicinity that they have opened a new MiQhrery and Dress-Making Shop, over the Postoffice,. We also do all kinds of Famly Sewing. Ladies, give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Mrs. Osterhoudt 4 Wilkins. Hastings, Oct. 24,1876. (xxiwtf) �Flower Be— it the MioHgM Agrieul- NEW ADVERT1SMENTS. Q. P. Robell A Oo’«. Col. short summers here no attempt is made to Reek The dShM?”i‘h N uaerrme of the 1h tiding plants which are considsre*! cf m<wt value farther south, or in tJacW ' with longer summers. Tie Greet Strata Ttawtfare. orthern Railroad*. Railroads.____ ___ , Railroads. tural College. ’ MICHIGAN Taking' Effect Nov. 26th, 1876 Ko. 7 STATION*. going east. these are Karlct sages, dahlias, vinca alba, »U Interact cu t. dlecuant for nd pempbleu. Cumiutartener. MOST PROMINENT PLANTS. Verbenas with us are very satisfactory for bedding. _________ TRAINS WKST. and vines rosea They are easily managed, •66 tsaXTOK® 1W RtfiJ and flower profusely for a long season. Wc the"stems throw out roots. I j<-e* 13csi . SraH®*". Philadelphia, C»p« May. and *11 POiuUSoBth. Ptr. Curt train, .tally nuklnf dime conuretton* with U.c KEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD tmd them down mid keep them next to ANAN^AMUA.N. In this way the ground by small stakes. CENTRAL RAILROAD. 7OLUMBU8 TIME.) GOING NORTH. TIME TABLE No. 8. CBNTIIA1. RAILWAY COMPANY Among Railroads. ____ ajiSf aif Ka H. R. &SSEFS,AW CHICAGO fc LAKE HURON H I. (AL Cronin* Those raised frtau home-grown seeds do best, as they OrpdRapUa arc more thrifty and free from mildew. Tho difficulty iu rasing them from seeds is this: Ve do n-jt 'know what colore wc ADV E KT I HERH. I tbe McIntyre oonl mino with inclined railway 3m. hr or MICinoASlurr. PMrftMnr application. Address OEO. I*. ROWEM. A CO i.uL. u>4 th. S.lloiJu ,®O TRAIKB EABT. shall get. ‘ Some of the beat varieties are velvet mantle, sambo (black), ■©-Ready for Agents-*The cccrulea (Hue), bride (brat white and sweet scent­ , which is in great demand. .W raita . Pennsylvania ed), dtpauc, a good old scarlet variety, wiU> ’ * * ■ Wauled, -»*— .• • -•’md (ur fou with variegated sage (tultia o^cinalu var.) I. Manhan, Albion. A; e; Railroad _ JKJ>o Mrs. Woodruff is crimson. For bedding and ribbon beds we arc especially well pleased Sf -”"sell. Howard Citr L^aaLs^ thodoonof tbe Exhibition. THE EATING STATIONS On thi» linenrv ur.iarpaxctl. Mca!« will I niaboi alraitebte hour*, Badaxnj^ Una •! GOING SOUTH. xo.i'so.sjxo.. STATION!? c£;k. Wirk„,u,.. % U‘. GOING NteST. ?/ O N TICEETS^R jriH U Mid at all prinoipal doantaurca gymnocaipu, cineraria acanthi- aur TirhrU rraJ M* .Vrw <rw Cralral rad J’tniurltaaia Seme of oar < folia. RIBBON BEDR Pelargoniums know ns General Grant for ’ a crater or the main part of the bed, with a border of Sruecio lanata ( Gnuphalum | rV''’vZ-:th B$g Special,t'hrnilc antDbscare Diseases ping occasionally. A nice bed can be made with dark verbenas (sambo) bor- I dered with golden feverfew. . to keep the Remember center buds of the feverfew : pictul off to prevent it running to flower. Another bod hnd a cord tree for a center State Lottery Co. well), then a ring of ccntaurea gym nocar- ps, then a ring of achyranthca Lindcrii. The latter is of a beautiful red col<4, but is inclined to grow too tall. quent pinching. Outeidc of the latter is a row of rarigated sage (wi/rfa officina- • IJflf I’rfus, Amminllnx tn •40,005. Ino.ovo TICK KIT. ,»T HOWA ND. N<v Orlra,,. La. JoHNSTONA CV„ WT and lc9 Waateavtoa itrttt, Ckiea^o. llliaoit. Ring «h»iy about eight feet in diameter, Another small bed had a tree for a center then artemida acaiithifuliu. i This is too Tjjy. came a ring of ccntaurea REMOVAL! Next came a ring uf cineraria acantbifolia: This was rather too small to match with the rest. Next came achyrantha vcrschafleltii, and the next was variegated sweet alyssum; then golden feverfew’; next alternantbeTa Versicolor. In the center, instea 1 of colocasia, plane coleus vcrecbsffeltii, and the bed would be made up of a good selec­ tion. • Our flat beds did betier than Iboss much elevated. Tho soil is rather light aud some days of our sutraier Very hot. Wc Sod it a great ad •'outage to mulch with manure about tvu inches thick. The plants do much boUer than with, frequent ntxiag witbuuc mulch. Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line Manhall. Haute Cree Galwbais. STAR HIT 77 GRAND RAPIDS, , i-.- V.-.T.— Aeju.lX W I 3ffl TitiecB^«:2c^teA3!: SffifflSS ETtfW&i®-. *Sa»dV wecpteJ. ISatsrday and Sunday exeeirtrd. f Daily. II. H. trnraan, llrxavr Wrrrsrnavw.G, l',AnT.*A.PCh^aj^’.‘t *-'a:,'rATL0B- G*”’1 ta>* BANCROFT. Receir.r GRAND BAPITO DIVISION. ‘ZL^’fL QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. \_The Reliable Short Lise I’ullmam Sletrcrr hi* without chance route, and landlnx >« loth* Exhibit* apidx .HJBP.M. MS2JTE EAST AND WEST. ' GRAND RAPIDS AND'DETROIT ralx at reasonable TIMETABLE. Winona and St. Peter Line FreePort and Dubuque Line 5S j 3 00 naeuennn. and all jx-lntn in the Great Northxvcsf. Its Is the only line for J anesvillr, Watertown. Fon Du Lac. Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, Escanaba, Negaunee, Marquette. Houghton. Hancock, and the Lake SUpebior COUNTRY. Its 1“’ l«h= U No«. 1. X S and • make DIRECT eona g&'CuESiSsJ the’ short Uno for Northern Wis­ Green Bay and Marquette Line (ealadiutn). This burned in hot bra. ■ It is a good sort, and did well. Then Is the shortest and best route for all points lu Northern Iluxois. Iowa, DAKoro, Nebraska, Wyomxmg, Coi^orado, Utah, Nevada, California, Oregon, China, Jafas and Austra­ lia. its £s the only route for Winona, Roches­ ter, Owatonna, Mankato, Ft. Peter, New Ulm, m.d all points in Southern and Central Mlnesoin. Its 20 small plants, of Colocasir came a ring of coIcum called sambo or ru­ iffir consin and Minnesota, and for MadI8on, St. Paul. Minneapolis, Dveuth circular bed, 14 feet across, had .c and did not do very well. tS । KO. 4 IS ’a m iMCai for all poiata V icxaarap—With THE CHICAGO A XORTH-WESTEIir BAH.WAY t-ciiooi.raxrr—V Embraces under one management the hbcrc 3 Miebicta GYeat Trunk Railway Lines of tho WEST and NORTH-WEST, and, with its numerous branches and connections, forms the shortest and quickest route between Chicago and all points in KTO ILDXOLS, WlBCONSJ.t, NORTUKRN a8«m nr Michig.vn. Minkisota,’Iowa. Ne­ braska, Caufobnia. r.nd the Wehtekn Territories. Its Is • yet it was much admired. *. CALIFORNIA Omaha and California Line It needs fre­ lu tar.}, then a row of olternanthcra magnifica. The above bed Was too small, H I BOID, Jr, Mtao Rap ■j.sfRari.'t- "FflBasirff- Jackeon. "KftStiSSeS W aitkfr m.^aara^ or old. iakrritrd ar aegairrd, (any email dense shrub would answer u , SAIL L SOTDR. The border needs a little dip. lanatum). , B* ’ n»w City. Kaat fiacta £ ; this summer hare been made up as follow* : ♦SnEOxn exeepled. Jitelte. ■ ftrt Warn Jaclara & sWa« SAJLSSAS. Rochester. _ wx. Gen'l Pbm’cct Ax’L HanUtax axi-lOlf. l,|K53^£L^Sg; SHORT LIKB BCTWKEX MICHIGAK. AND THE SOUTH. MiLilrrill. CHICAGO & KCHIGAS LAKE SHORE HAILROAD. TRAINS OOIXQ’SOPTH. SB-Shartc^ Llo» aa4 Oraad Im theonly route for Elgin. Rockford, Freeport, audall points vln Freeport. /a/o/ro^r o/i yyr corjChicago and Milwaukee /ItH Of C^L tfoLfoil Line As the old Lake Shore Route, and Is tbe, one passing through E . Sr^tfs, ouf Wm- only L F , H P , , R K to iWTLr Loc^reD //? py« W M ' . Palace Care llt"LrrtTT^upSTOnt, ArePullman run on dll through trains of this Ikoo i*& Fall and Winter Time Table. T.kie. **-«•- vanston ake orest ighland ark aukbgan acing enosha jlwa ukee innsUon, Dv preffl Kvrataa Expraa. Middterillo SfTESi. !!8 ’IS 11 T1LUMB OOISO SORTH. ”fi ~ 7® - is1 FiHi? K *8 n DiTisi’n IS ‘.2 Highest Market Price in Cash*. sssuw. :a | 4 JI CHcaio, Rock IsM & Pacific JOLIET. MORRIS, LASALLE, PERL' HENRY, LACON, PEORIA. GENES ■EO, MOLINE. ROCK ISLAND, DAVENPORT, MUSCATINE, WASH!NOTOK. IONA CITY. GRIN. NELL, NEWTON, DKS MOINES Council Bluffs and *X D^’KcAAWHftrfW? u« NIMENT l*?8* KIvm Janetioa I 1 U '* Eaton R*rid» i 18 “ STAVES. STAVES. D1"’’ CARBOLIC OIL - fete: Grand Rapids. road. his bi the ONLY LINE running these cars between Chicago and St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago and Winona. FLOWERING annuals. At Omaha our Sleepers connect with For flowering annuals, nothing gives us the Overland Sleepers on tbe Union next noon TO greater satisfaction than good strains of Pacific Railroad for all points West of the Missouri River. petunia. The best way is to save seeds, On Kie arrival of tho trains fh»m tho and keep every year after getting started East or South, the trains ofthe Chicago with good colors. They riftive in our hot & North-Western Railway LEAVE weather, and give plenty of flowers con­ CHICAGO as follows: Satitrdaye. For Council BlaflK Omaha and Call-’ stantly after they begin until frost comes. fornis, Two Through Trains dally, with Of great value also arc the several sorts cf Pullman Palace Drawing Room and phlox Drummondii. No garden can af­ Sleeping Cara through to Council Blufte. ford to be without them. Pansies do well For St. Paul ana Minneapotbi.Two fbr fall and Fpring in cool wasthcr. Do Phrough Trains Daily, with Pullmnn not allow them to flower ih hot weather, Talacc Cars attached on both trains For Green Bay and- Irtiko Superior, whoa tbu flowers will be small and worth­ TwoTrainaslaily, with Pullman Palace less. but pinch out tho head and then the Cars attached, and running through to plarta become strong lor fall use. Puoaies Marquettethrive in cool.damp weather. Io our short For Milwaukee. Four Through Trains daily, Pullman Cars on night trains, Parlor (Thair Cora on day trains. For Sparta and Winona and points in larkspurs. Balsams do poorly ou light Minnesota, One Through Train dally, soil* in our summers. Asters of many sorts For Pipe Steve., delivered i. Bantinw. Noh villa, with Pullman Mleepers to Winona. do wdl, but are an uncertain flower on ac­ or Middleville. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Inqaire at Central Eou-o. Through Trains dally, with Pullmau count of blister beetles which eometimes Care on night trains. ■For Dubuque and La Crease, via Clin­ E. I>. WRITE, destroying a bed in a few hours, often be­ ton two Through Trains daily, with fore the insects are noticed. Marigolds HaSTlxca. Mica.. 8ej^.X 1C4. xxiSTtf. Pullamn Cara on night train to Me- ' are showy rad easy to mana«e. Place Gregor, Iowa. < them towards the back of a garden. Mig­ For Sioux City and Yankton, Two Trains daily, Pullman Cars to Missouri nonette is good for bouquets and easily Valley Junction. , raised. For Lake Geneva, Four Trains daily. Kenosha, For, Rockford, Bteritag, WALL. FLOWERS Janesville, and other points, you can are not very satisfactory with us. This have from two to ten trains dally. « Ncw Office, No. 415, Broadway; Bcnaon our stocks have done remarkably Boston Office No. 6 State titreet; Omaha well* Sow once for an early crop and then Purifies Siootba, end Office. 253 Farnham Street; Fan Fran­ cisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street • Chicago Ticket Office. H2 Clark Street , under Sherman House, corner Canal i and Madison Street; KinMe Street Depot, corner W. Keu«ie and Canal Street; WcHaStreet Depot, corner Wells IT.-.)- 22 MONROE ST. isr orT?J»nstioa T‘N S#5’m Without Change of Can, Uk. Shore k Mleh-Soaihem j«y*-Wlth P^roit.UilWxte k Saatkaatem r^rMLoo-Wkh Ukafiber, k Mteh. JWU™ Traina Uavc Dailp atfollow r Oataha. Leuveawaxth A Atekwn Ex. pre-lender; .x.oatod.) - ■ 10 CO a. ra OmJha Bxprw. 4SaL kxeejtedj 10 00 pi m KANSAS LINE. Q.RAND TRUNK RAILWAY. te - • : at; ist: ATCHISON, ■ud CHICAGO. JTAA’XAS’, INDIAN TERRITORIES. COLORADO, AND -VK» MEXICO. iSKX � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-12-18.pdf 6187229c5fcb779067d4fa00c07ef627 PDF Text Text jhe ^emi-Weekly Uepliblicaji feajiper Wagons, Plows, Dry Obods, Groceries, Salt, Etc. • . AND PUBLISHER. nut wo»t>4T a*» rsyasoAT Soos. •>. tit Baaarr BlaA. npaaiir tit Otari Unit > . V-rft lid*<>r £t»to S<rc«L<lMlinri. Barry Ikv», Miehican. ■ . . V. . t »n« jr««r in Advaaee——- ------------ 11 SO ; u i in adraaea—...... .........-...........-— - I 00 s- .lob Dopnrtmonti "j»er !><*'••«. Saw Malarial, and th* vary ■ Jo.' IMallng al Llviac Raiaa. TKEltS Of SUBSCRIPTION: whole procession so masked or whitened RURAL TOPICS. and painted that their own mothers could Written for the Birt'Bi.;eA> linn by enter not know them. It was a bit of fun that Political — Thanksgiving —What We suited well the temper of tho day, and was have to be thankful for—Business. ' certainly better for the boys than screech­ SURFACE MAXVUINl). ing ou horns, pelting cate or touching off I ni$iee that' occasionally a farmer en­ toy cannons and air-guns of a holiday. New York, Dec. 1st, 1876. An hour after, they emerged in ordinary deavors to show, that there ia no loss in POLITICAL. dress,with faces scrubbed wonderfully clean spreading manure on the burfaec of tho If anybody supposes that Cue desperate yet not so as to hide suspicious traces of ground, and allowing it to remain there gang of Democratic politicians who, with red and blnek about the roota of the hair. daring weeks, and even months, before it Sammy Tilden at their bead, have any WILAT WE HAVE TO DE TUANKFUL FOR. shall be plowed under. seems that Idas of giving Up the contest for the poacMNobody uicafu to suspend feeling or many important questions in farming are ion of the fodend spoils, they ate mistaken. ,giving thanks till next year, and it isn’t destined to remain undecided forever, so Tliis veteran ifhetner began tho campaign <out of place to remind oursplves of some in iniquity, W’ conducted it with fraud, 1apecisl occasions of feeling good the pres­ that all men shall be of the same opinion WAGONS! GEO. M. DEWEY i:Ml OR OUR NEW YORK LETTER. • ent year. There has been talk of war, the which boa been well checked by the strong lie intends to contest it b:,nd । ou the reins of power, ten years ago peaevtbly, provided he can win in that way, <or more, thu talk would have been follow­ but rather than lose it, will resort to force. <ed liy •’nnetrous action, and every woman Rati or than not have the control of the 'who reads thia may feel glad that her eons Government, these desperadoes would in. or ' brothers are spared to pursue peaceful courses, and the sword which has pierced augurate a new rebellion. Tho lie factory, jmany women's hearts within the last doknown as Tilden's editorial bureau, is as <cadp is turned, away from hen also ; and, hard al work now u before the election. 'wa^ or no war, wo are not, it is likdy, to Ite business now is to fill the Press with 1foci the oppression and degradation which mutf hare followed the election of Tilden, stories of Republican frauds, the object ,thojtod of nil the igno'rencc and crime of being to so impress the public mind with ।thol country. New York knows to well and he intends to reap its fruits by same means. i;.{ TES OF AD VERT1SING. Fon fl1 FtxT *ixTT DJtf* n *'lU exLL ffllffl AND FISH BROS., IMS rEOFESSIDMM. ABD BUSINESS GARIK At prices lower than ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. • PLOWS AND CASTINGS In addition to the Oliver Chilled Plows and castings, we have a full stock of ■ H. C. PECKfUM, PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, POINTS AISIIJ EXTRAS the idea that Hays is not fairly elected, 'whit Democratic rule means, and the as to justify the Democratic House in re- 1hearty thank God, and the thrill of relief all iver tho city when the newa of Rafes* fusing to recognise him, and to give color *wujLrity was received, alter the gloom of to the Rebellion they intend to inaugu the!Tilden t accounts, effaced even the de- in regard to them, and this manure ques­ tion is one of these disputed questions. A writer on this subject says : “Any man who is possresed of sufficient to undentin'! intelligence, the language of his scuses, knows, when offensive odor from a’barn- yard, or odorous heap, strikes his olfacto­ ries, that ammonia ir wasting.” Thia I con­ sider to bo true—so undeniable that I am surprised to find another farmer arguing that it ia not so ; and he quotes what a German agricultural chemist said* in an English journal in 1857 to prove it, as fol­ lows : “It is a prevailing opinion among farmers that the peculiar smell which em­ anates from dang 'heaps is caused by ths escape of ammonia, and that the deteriora* tion of farmyard manure is due in a great measure to the Joes of this most fertilising substance, which is incurred by careless inonagement of dung heaps. • • • The The headquarters of the concern iprcfeion caused by the heavy state of busin»A for the lime. It is true business ha- lx.*ca bad in the city, and thousands of ammonia is so inconsiderable in fresh an but they have braachca in Charleston, arc in distress, but business men I Columbia, Tallahassee and Now Orleans. pcosle | well as in fermented dung, in all stages of bavt worried through some how, and there decomposition, that it i» not worthy to ba The seal and ingenuity manifested would has | been no morn suffering than usual. At noticed in a practical point of view.” least we hnvhad no epidemics, ths health be admirable -were they employed in a bet- I When farmers base their opinion on what of tb«"city has been good, and, altogether, ter cause. For instance one day they id- ' professors of agricultural chemistry say, if we can't be thankful that we have had a they will often find themselves laboring egraphed North from New Orleans, that proi^erous year wc can be that it has been under a mistake, as in the above case. Senator Sherman has telegraphed to Hayes ,no vorsc Ii was good to sec the crowds Sac that a quantity of stable dung bo that the frauds are so apparent that bo had ।at tie depots of roads leading into New thinly upon a board platform in better at once withdraw, and before this ■Eii^and. Every train was packed with ring, summer, or fall of the year, infamous lie is contradicted they will tde- )people going home for their annual dinner, and left there one month, we all know and many a large merchant left his gor­ that a very largo portion of its value would graph that sx-Governor Dennison of Ohio geous | home on the Avenue to sit down to bo gone; and so it would be when manure has telegraphed the same thing to Hayes, ।the fat turkey and luscious pumpkin pie is spread upon the surface of land, and and all tho Republicans present, have ac- in i the humble fnrm-bousc, from whence, allowed to remain a considerable time be­ knowledgcd that Louisiana voted for Til- ;years ago, he came to tho great city, a fore it is plowed under; and any jxraon poor boy. Every New-Engbmder goes who denies this, I think must be lacking den and that they are abontto return. : home for his thanksgiving, if he never From Florida they telegraphed similar ,doe# at any other time. Business on that somewhat in common sense. NAT1VK FOWLS. statements, and the way.they praise Wade .day is sazpeaded, except tho rum-mills, and they are in full bliflMhc day being Forty years ago, wo had no foreign , e ton, and the South Carolina rebels । breeds of fowb in thia country—at least, * favorable to them, as the people, released .„. moderation and bigh-ioned patriotism | 1 from labor; have nothing to do but to none were fur sale, or known to exist here Is Mtonishing. Now bo it known that • ,spend the money they have earned. Every by the public. Now, the point that I shall then telegrams and statements are con- ,doggery ’..as its raffle for turkeys the night discuss, ia merely the merits of the foreign cocted here in New York, that there isn’t before, nt which thiyty men pay ten cents breeds now among us over our native a word of truth in them ; that S. J. Til­ each for the chance of winning a dollar fowls, which are still bred by a great many turkey, the winner being required to spend people, who Lave never bred any of the den revues every one of them, and that foreign breeds, believing them to be no bet­ they all pass under his hand before they at least the value of the turkey iu treating the d*.«appointcd ones, and the loscn spend' ter than natives. The foreign breeds are: are re-telegraphed South to bo scattered ing quite as much to drown their dis- Brahmas, Coehina, Dorkings. Leghorns, broadcast over the country. Of course he appoinment. The Devil is ingenious, but Black Spanish, Hamburg*. Houdans, But* knows that they will be contradicted, but it docs seem as though his tricks were too sbn, La Flcche, Crwecoure, and a few he Knows, also, that many will n’evur The , thiq to deceive anybody, who did not other breeds of no particular merit. the contradiction, and that a nasty im, waul to bo deceived. It is a very grave Brahmas consist of light and dark varie­ preamon will bo fcft on the minds of those . question whether holidays are beneficial. ties ; and tho Cochins, Leghorns, Ham­ who do. It will have the effect to juatily Day of rest: Tltf merchant, man of burgs and Dorkings, also consist of dif­ him in what ka intends to do, to some ex­ , affairs, chafes under his enforced quietude, ferent colored varieties ; but there is not , tent ; at least, it furniahee catch words to and tho laborer unfits himadf by disripa- much difference in the laying, and other put into the mouths of his followers. ' tion for n week’s work. Frequent holidays qualities of each breed, whether they are A very smart man is Samuel J. Tilden— [ may all bo well enough for the French white, brown, black or grey. The ques­ were ho as honest as ho is smart be would , and Spanish, but it don't do^forAhei^meri- tion is. are these fewls any bettor, or more be a very useful man instead of tho curse profitable to farmers, or village residents, , to the world he is. The Bcnublicuns ofr can. than oui common fowls? Some of our New York, notwithstanding they are in a beat native fowls, as they existed 30 years hopeless minority, arc not at all frightened Of course there ia no busioeas now, but ago, were m profitable as any of our for. at the struggle thus forced upon them. it is reasonable to expect a revival between cien breeds. Wo-uscd to have the Domi* They know that Hayes was Jinny elected, this and the holidays. And then, for a niquee, which were excellent layers. ‘Then and they pay no attention whatever to the month or two, wc expect lively timaa. we had in Pennsylvania a fowl called the bluster that b showered upon them. And Just as »>ou as it is settled that Hayca is "Bucks Connty Fowl,1* that we bred in the monied portion of the Democracy arc elected there will be a revival in earnest, other States; and if they had been kept not as anxious for trouble as the place and tbu good times wc have been looking pure. I think they would to-day rarpass in hunters are. In the event of trouble their for so long will bo npou us. Louisiana good qualities, and rise, some of the above buitncsa would suffer, fast of all and the will fix the matter, before thia reaches you. list of foreign bre&ia. But to cotne direct­ Democratic Merchant has just as sensitive ly to the point—one-half or three-fourths FRICKS OF LIVIXO. a pocket-nervc as the Republican. When In the present state of business it is for­ of the foreign breeds among us are no bet­ the cirab comes ydu will sec these gentle­ tunate that living is very cheap. Cori ia ter than the common fowls, to found on men weaken, and pomibly they may wish only half of tel year's prices, and meats most farms; and in no case would I advise that ril along they had been with the par­ are way down. Thanksgiving turkeys any one to pay fhney prices for the foreign ty of law and order. • sold for 12 cents per pound, chickens for breeds. nunaomxa 8 and 9, and fruits and vegetables are as CTMS-IIKT.kfil5a FOWLS. ia hardly the festival in New York that it cheap as could be wished. Good beef can I think for ordinary fowl breeding mon­ b in New England. Of course tba relig­ be had for 12 and 15 cents a pound, and grel, or cross-breed fowl^ are as good, and ious people observed it in the regular way everything else in proportion. Still, beef sometime.*! better, than the pure breeds. —Church in the morning and a feast tn at a cent a pound is dear to the man who Taka, for instance, the Brahmas and crow the afternoon, but for many years it has has not got tho cent The man who has them on native or ether breeds, and they bcen’tho favorite day for target excursions work nt no matter what wages is comfor­ make a fowl in most cases that are large for the military companies, and there are table, but there are so many out of work. enough for the table and excellent byers. hundreds of them. The boss of the U esl An advertisement for ^book-keeper, in Buck Brahams as we see at fairs, pullets side wardsin the city can hardly be supposed a morning pnper, recently,' brought over a weighing 9 or 10 pounds, are net of much to kco w that in their masked and grotesque thousand applicants before ten o dock. I value except to be eaten. They are raised procession which it b their fun to got up have within u week seen men of thirty, expressly to bo exhibited and looked at, at thb time of tho year, they follow an old competent book-keepers, applying lor and if bought to breed frrui their progeny and excellent custom. Christmas and an ,' positions aas , errand errand boys boys at at $1.00 aa wees week ।1 holidays in morrio England I Heaven send tho revival of business that ushered in with prooemionit of masks and I mtn may find something to motley ecstums, such tor their day as the ' about five pounds, is largo enough, and the wd school boys treated us tost Thanks | PlKTBO. Brahuxxi and Cochitm crciMed on nny of the raring. The quiet cross-town umfibbor- j rate. ’ are here, under Tilden's personal control, for the Gale, Curtis, Robinson, Dodge and Kalamazoo ‘Plows. Points are all ground Butcmc ground and sold at the siyjie price as un{, points. 1 ' 50yi GREBLE <fc ITTj SSELL. THE VICTORY IS WON I DR- H. F* PECKHAJX. ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME DELIGHT J. WOLF. M. D. /The Triumph is Complete. A. P DRAKE, RflT.MCIAX * RL’R<1BOW.-Oaee near F. B. A'-.'.ta's brat Piera. Stale SU, Haallns* Mid. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR, WM. II. HAYFORD, 4TVORSBY »□« Vaamailer al Law. an. ta Otar.eary. and InianeUaa Maaur. ■ - luw' ooaiBi «oa«oi«. —■“ - ---------WMUMtiont on roaaoaablo Mrau. Office ojor 8art«X A (Iwliur'i tU.-o. i»r-ri ■* DR. C. RUSSELL, nT5ICTAHA SURGB.JH -O®e. orat Ja\la» LUCIUS RUSSELL, CHAS. H. BAUER, ISO For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock-of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and allother Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. QOME laayl-iilf W.u. AND HE1S JOHTT STAHLEY. BURGHER. ISAAC W. TltOOMAX. at ta. Court fioBM. Haauues. Mich. JasyFYi F. S. ROWENr 'S’-SEIES: r.«.tines, mm. • ___________________ JOHN Q- CRESSY. H ERIFF, Deyaty County Surveyor aafl G.aeral C«>rayaae«r. Office at :h» C»«rt Uon,^-ry1?s MBS OF on ■!, Look to your interest, and go to J. 1 KM1YEAH & GO'S HOOK SALT f't F4OKIF9, T Hx BWL on ButqtL, 4hrnr» •fW9'x*'sw IS ! Busneus. hoods were roused by the music of a limited band to see compsniM of Harlequins and । Dominoes go by followed up with troops of Continental soldiers in calico uniforms, Hantatiun Negroes, and bodies of noble , - Look at this ’. H. J. GRANT SELLS, ’>««/. $3.25 $3.00 UH> Nor. 27, ‘78rx«l»rf light Brehm* cock and put him with pul­ lets of any’native fowls, and\he crow .will result in a splendid variety—cot hbretd— because the progeny of such fowls will no* : (OONTim-m ON 4th page) �Hero we have tho Let that the ftunera Michigan Christian Association. of the Constitution, on tho very day in 1877? 1877? which they signed thst instrument, passed a resolution explanatory of Its provisions column* of the Bamkx* that die State Christian concerning the counting of the electoral £ Hastings, Mich., Dxc. 18, J'876. CHICAGO POST! vote, distinctly stating “that tho Senate for the sole purpose of receiving, opening counting the. rotes ft* This resolution was sent to Congress at and the same time with the Constitution, was designed to give the THE PEOPLE’S NEWSPAPER. President. purport of its provisions on this point more in detail. If resented, yet so united were they, that one would have supposed that all belonged to the Report* from variou* parts of the State were is difficult io sec how, in the face of such inspired to greater diligeure in th* fututa; than in the port. The State Lcetnrer, Rev. J. L. Barlow, in any show of reason that the framers of the. Constitution intended tho responsibility of giving bls report stated that he hod visited nineteen Counties, fifty-nine towns, and had counting tho electoral votes to be in any organise 1 seven township organisations. Ho other hands than those of the President of also stated that he had lectured ono handrod the Senate. The Democratic claim that and eleven time* and proached forty-two »ernot merely are tlus two Houses enpowered, a record by And still our Platform. as this, it can the House of Representatives, acting alone, may take this course, or if dissatisfied may “Hcncst money for all, and free schools for all. There should b6 no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interfcrance which will destroy the other.” withdraw and elect a President, is utterly WHO SHALL COUNT THE ELEC­ TORAL VOTES? ate organized under tho present Constitu­ preposterous, when judged by this record ; and tho men who hold ii’are pjnetlcally revolutionists. How He was ro-electeJ Lecturer for the coming ycarandC. B. Remington wss re-elected Agent. Prof. C. A. Blanchard of Wheaton College 111. followed Bro. Barlow in remarks, and prevented the sutyect of finance m necessary to success. He called for voluntary contrlbu- clearly this course of procedure was understood in tho early days of the Republic may b* learned by recurring to spouded to the amount of four'hundred and sixty dollars in cash and pledgee. All present were in good spirits and resolved tion. As soon Ss tbo Senate had elected ing tho House “that a President is elected sion as to the counting of the electoral tors of tbo several States in tho choice of a We haro ed some degree of^.iroughncas the precedents States; and that tho Senate had received Maaonary: and while they bad is now ready, in the Senate Chamber, to proceed Law there is none—and the Bev. J. L. Barlow lectured Wednesday even- in tho prucnco of tho House to discharge Twenty-second that duty, and that tho Senate have ap­ Masonry. Be used nothing but the beet Ma. Joint Rule went out of axirtcnce. As to pointed one of their members to sit at the sonic authority, such as Mackey, Sickles. Mc­ tho Constitution, its phraseology is singu­ Clerk's tabic to make a list of the votes as Coy, Morri* and Chare, and proved that Ma­ larly vague ; the passage referring to this they shall be declared, submitting it to the sonry is a Religion, and that it is decidedly He also matter, now so much cited and so careful­ wisdom of the House to appoint one or and designedly Anti-Christian. proved that Masonry bind* its initiated to only ly studied, declaring, simply that “tho more of their members for a like purpose." a partial purity, inasmuch a* he I* sworn -to President of tho Senate shall, in the pres- The House assented, and returned reply respect the chastity only of a Muter Mason* a of the Senate and House of Representa­ that the notification of the election should Wife, Daughter or Sister. Tho chastity of say tives, open all the rx^tifieatys, and the bo made “by such parsons and ia such other Wife, Mother. Daughter or Sister, might votes shall then Counted, manner as the Senate/shall be pleased to bo violated,without effecting in the least degree but how,- and by By the Presi- direct." Here, then, wc have both prin­ his standing u a Master Mason so far as his oath is concerned. kdcut of tho Senate, w- by representatives ciple and precedent to establish the fact Prof. Blanchard lectured on Thursday and of the two Hosses ? And are tho two that the President of the Senate was Friday evenings and notwithstanding the sever Houses of Congress present as witnesses elected “for the sole purpose of opening or aa judges? Chancelor Kent, than the certificates and counting the Totes," whom there is no greater authority on Constitutional points, notices the vaguo and that the process was gone, through with under the. direction of the Senate, nu3S of the language, shows tho posoibility and “in the preset. :e" of the House. that the question might become all-impor­ tant, and gives his opinion thus: *'I 1877 provision on tho subject, that tho Presi­ counts tho vote and determines flic result, and that the two Houses arc present only as witnesses to tho acuuracy and fairness of the transac­ tion. and to act only if no choice be made by the electors." [Kent’s Commentaries, lecture 13.] Fortunately, however, wo oro not left entirely .to Kent's "excellent judgement, nor to the rule of precedents. tive of these, and possessing Corrobora­ even more weight in determining the count□ which ought to be followed, we have thoprocced- ings of the convention by which tho C°n' stitution was framed in elucidation of tbi* very point. WBEPUBLICAX PARTT.-O But at tho same time it has in no man- they arc secret, and ^once object* of suspicion. Should a man engage a room in the third story of a building for the accomodation of hi* bu*i- trnqigrcssion. It has never turned aside from what it believed to be the path of duty, nor misled its readers or the public. Asin the past, so in the future, The Poet will be found in politics to A correspondent of the Bos­ ton AJrerftier tianscribcs from the records of ths convention tho radution epassed with regard to thia tastier, which is of so much importanoo that w« giro it ia full: "Monday, September 17,1787. Present, The States of New Hampshire, Massachu­ setts, Connecticut, Mr. Hamilton from New’ Jersey, . Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, ’ Virginia, -North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia. Restated, That tho preceding Constitu­ tion be laid, before the United States in Congress assembled ; . Resolved, That it is the opinion of this convention that ns soon u tho convention of nine States shall have ratified this OoaFtiluLioD, the United State* in Congress assembled should fix a day on which the doctors should be appointed by the States which ^ih.« 0., o. ,hwh&«d<^oiw»h°»M lo rau for ll» Fn**>y’ *** ander Ibis Constitution ; mat, aura sucn publication, tbo electon sLodd be appoint­ ed, and ths Senator* and Rcprwcntetives elected; that the electors should meet nn the d«y fixed for the election of the Presi­ dent, and should transmit their Tote*, cere tifiod, signed, sealed and directed as the Constitution requires, to ibo Secretary of the United States in Coegress amambfed;; mmuiffi & It believe* the Republican Party is »pdde of doing that, and will continue to support it while it hontrtly endeavors to fulfill its pledges. THE SIJ2ST. NEW YOltK - 1877 Tbo different editions of Tub Sun during the next yjpr will be the same as during tho year Xb kt has jurt passed. Tho daily edition will ou week days be a sheet of four pages, and. on Sundays a sheet of eight pages, or 56 broad cob-mi; while the weekly edition will bo a sheet of eight pages of the same dimensions and character thrt are already familiar to our friends. Thb Sun will continue to be the strenu­ ous advocate of reform and retrenchment, and of the sqb«titution of statemansbip, wisdom, and integrity for hollow pretence, imbecility, and fraud iu tbeadminirtratiou of public affair*. It will contend for the govennent of the people by the people and for the people, as opposed to govermeut by frauds in the ballot-box and in the counting of votes, enforcod by military violence. It will endeavor to tupply Jis readers—a body now not far from a million of souk— with the most careful, complete, and trust­ worthy accounts of current event*, and will employ for this purpose n numerous and carefuly selected staff of reporters and cor, respondents. Its reports from Washing-' ton, especially, will be full, accurate, and fearless; and it will doubtless continue to dawrve and enjoy the hatred of those who thrive by plundering the Treasury or by usurping what the lav does not give them, while it will endeavor to merit tho confi­ dence of tho public by defending the rights of the people against tho cucroaehnicnts of unjustified power. . The price of ths daily Sun .will bo 55 •anta a month or 86.50 a year, post paid, or with iba Bandar edition 87.70 a year. Ths Sunday edition.alone, eight pages, SI-20 ajear, post paid. Tho WBXKLY DUN, eight pages of 56 ‘ I funxiabed during 1877 of „ Tbo bao.ru ot :fi« l.rga redott a loaded revolver, eo that none might enter except thoa* who had paid twenty-five dollars Groceries Of all kinds and as cheap as they can be bought in the State. In Hatten Affecting the Local Welfare, Crockery RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE MD All Kinds and All I*rices Its coarse in tho pa* ia fall guarantee to tho public that it will maintain the same ccurao in the ftuarn. ' Produce In All Ift Department* THE .POST Will be Emphatically would immediately become the object of sus­ picion. He might say that his profession _was -founded on Liberty, Brotherly luvo and Charity” yet sensible people would laugh, him to scorn and suspicion would ret1 Ore same as before. He objected to Masonry because it falsely existed since June 24th 1717. An Imitation that claims great antiquity without being able to show a page of history, or bring forth an item of proof, for more than becomes an object of ridicule rathor than re sped. Mr. Blanchard is an excellent speaker and Several memlrera of the craft were present during the lectures, and when they were In­ vited to speak in'defrnse of their cause, they remained silent: (hns'eansenting to the truth­ fulness of what had been said, since "silence give* consctil.’* Another meeting will probably bo held In the Eastern port of the State in February. How the Electoral College Vote will be Counted. Perley, tbs well known A. NEWSPAPER And while being a daily reflex at events, it will ucrerthdass maintain a character for decency and good taste that will make it on acceptable visitor in every well-ordered home Its colamns will be purged of every indecency, and no money can or will buy any of its space for the praise of any il­ legitimate or immoral calling. ’ In order to, meet the ncoenritics of the The Chicago 4 P^STO/I'S. xxi30w4. FurnitHr*, Milk Safes. Furniture, Coffins, Etc. HASTINGS READ THIS Poet 438 and be happy again. DAILY EDITION, By Mail, Postaqb Paid. One Year, 87 00; Six Months, S3 50 ; Three Mouths, 81 75. . WEEKLY EDITION, Br Mail, Postacb Paid. One copy, one year, 75c; In clubs of At*, ono year, 70o; In clubs of ten, one year, 65o: In clubs of twenty, on* year, 60e:: Where tou wm In duh* of fifty, oM yw, 50c. Thau are the lowest ratal nar offered in the U. 8. for a fim-daaa weekly paper, and Icavo no excuse for being without ' Of ev»ry Dkwnption which we reading nutter. Get your noghbora to dnb with, you st, can sell oheapor than any boon ? in Bar- STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. A Gret Rsdoction ii Pries! . I.find all kinds of . -----— 1 FtnUnTURE ! SALISBURY 4 BBOSSEAU Dealers tn all kinds E II D Bl I T II D C UililllUllEa let BomobsVs have no rent I > pay of the Boston Journal, says that U is now understood that Senator Ferry, the Proi- ILL lLBN.ww.Mk. Ike Soda ounelvM.J B~*“’**ru“'*".’*i >Wen 6«* Brm Fraas, k notice to the House nt the proper time that he is about to open and count the dentood that ha propose* to count tho iadc Fur­ Whitman** Aucried Candiee—the b«t n tho marktL A full supply at J. P. Roberts'. ‘ ' er’.’! and appointed, their carriee* not being requin od either by the Constitution or the laws. •viD< nctaMs to. framoi 8 to rrt ttwm frrari of 1 Stanley’s. boons In Barry County. lloasi saw—A good wroen year, eld mare, sound, weight 12&0 pauuds. Timo given fur payment. newspaper, fillad with just tire new* that every , Bum the dj®pert newspaper published ia jectionaWe matter bf as? kiatl, will hardly do ths world, and we trust aho one of the very , bast. Addrem, THE SUN. New York Qty, N. Y. xxi67t6. poat-pald. xxi44t3 John Stanley eclhj better sod Tea, than auy other Houm in tl Look here! What! don't you think we mn eoU Caffin*, Caskets &. Shroud* ■Hom> furniture line. j call and look FurT bulk, go to John Stanluy’s. Look here ! ■than keep , Julius Busskll. tho «ze of the shed and the Smith, Manes k PMoo. W, Hastings, Dec. 14th, 1876. North.at: oorreepondant place will ba entitled to one copy of the paper for hiffisalf without charge. At one Byiha^x Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at ■wins rMw, which s»l<» votes himself, and that do tellers will be enjoyed by individual subscribers without the necesoity of making up dubi. Al tho same time, if auy of our friends choose to aid in extending o*r circulation, we shall be grataful to them., and every such person limps From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 40c. Favor the carrying out to the letter the Constitutional Amendments that were the outgrowth of the war; and of such Legislation as will restore this country to prosperity and financial soundness, without too suddenly or arbitrarily shocking its industrail pursuits. ' xxiiGtf signed; that the Ssoatarai We were in there the other day and saw the largest stock of toys we ever saw in Hastings, and from the prices given should say, everybody ought to have a present. . the top of the stain, with a drawn rword, or presume in the absence of all legislative dent of the Senate Tho managers of Tho Peat take pleas­ ure in announcing the cotroe of this paper upon entering its thirtoeuth year of ex­ istence. , Tho Post is known to the people of tho west as thu uncompromiaing opponent of wrong and- the fearless defender of tho right. If han daring the presidential ext dtemeut, and'in tho stirring events of this Fall in Chicago and over the whole eenntry, taken a position which within that party guilty of overaight or President and Vice President of tho Unit­ lately examined at some length and with has not been sinoo a Welcome FiWf, within the It Has Advocated tho fiueotes of Hie the Lodge, and remarked that they knew from experience that the revelation* of Masonry, cates and counting the votes of the Elec­ ered, by the Constitution, by law, or by in this matter. A Popular for the sole purpose (if opening the certifi­ votes turns, Is tho question, who is enpow­ precedent, to make tho count ? Repablican u Polltlci. Masons, and one had also been an Odd Fellow its President, an order was passed inform­ The point ou which the whole discus­ m, im'& w MSS III THE 2 Has gained for-it Thousands of Friends m the Loyal People of the Northscsst. tho records of tho first United States Sen­ TOYS! TOYS!! The Cheapest and Best. be claimed with joint action, to/reject rotes, but that Prodifce, Etc. Ifyou want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to should appoint a President of the Senate and Tay«, Toy*, Chandelier*, Crockery, cheaper than anv firm in tho State t can do it, for, with the help of \>o J. M. HEWES. wo guarantee Satisfaction. Hearne furtiuhoii free to noy purchasing a (‘ufen worth can give you better figures than o’ tire most of our BrOMMUi �jhiSejai-W63klfRepUblicaj»!Jajiji8L '' u’HClAl PArtR OF Hill MINTT. "to-DAVS ADVER’fUpEMBW'Hk true Sale—D»nt*l Shall*. Al! About the County. tho House of Reprerentaiires, all very able men, and either would doubloes make — ex~l'“' 8P~k". •*•. ■■ U.». K. A. a.»nu,» •' Cau.1, ; H„. Joka B. Wth Up., Caa.i,; „d H„ n. n. B.jl rf naw County. The ladies of Binmanual Church will enter «*ln their friends at Union Hall on Tnosdav Th. ftoUviUos will evening. with ai oyster supper at 6 o'clock, to be followed by Bmaoy BobUtt'o quilting party at 8 o'clock. Tickote to the entertainments 76 cents a couple or 40 rente for a alnglo ticketAdmission to tho Hall only, 10 oenta A targe variety of wishing. AannsrroConstable A. W. Aldrich of Barry, arrested on the 14th Inst., Thomas good, dry, beach and maple wood, till lie a council meeting on Tuesday VanDueer, near Whitehall. Muskegon County, on charge of stealing the team from George Monroe, also of Barry. He waa brought to this xek notes w» worth in coin 08 cents the festival at Union Hall on credit cannot be given Mr. Aldrich (or bl* pro petty. onslderable of that kind of rush- _ tiafied-wlth its superiority over sods or any other brand of Sricratui, to return the balance and get the money for the whole rofitndod. This Sriera- on Wednesday evening, by Mra. . .'■•wing Machine. Inquire at the Ban- We print herewith a letter from * prominent Minister ef tho Gospel, who resides in this Meeting of the "Michigan Chriatian Aaoorio- »e do without Uy indorsement of the eeuti. grading the hill north of the is reminded that of supreme cunlempt. CRAYON PORTRAITS. There id no Portrait so lusting ts a Cray­ on Portrait. Soiuo of tbo finest Land­ scape pointing!) and moot costly Portraits are made from crayon. Wntcr-colora and oil paintings often loose their brilliancy; but Crayon never fades. Now is your | time to get n good Portrait for one half Holiday Coods, *n d SR, to the Prospectus of -Tho Post," published at Chicago. The publishers dokji they promise, and their paper is a power in the land. Fatrill furnish it to any one of our subscriber* Mmw Basra**, and the Chicago Weekly to any person for 1877 on receipt of Bring no your orders the earlier the *%S? JAnt" *• m •“’"J1 fWIWTlES ME UTEU the. tobio . soiffn ud oimmo. “...uuy re.ocieu oarss, roots anU Icaa money thin you can get from any other first claw artist. Wc will furnish —for a short time—from a good Photo­ graph or Tin-type, a bust picture, sixo.of glow covering portrait 16x20 inches, with a line walnut frame, everything ready-for hanging, fur the small sum of 813.00. In Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit and Chicago, they will charge you from 825 to 850 for the Kame class of work, and do finur than what I furuioh for 813. Please call and examine work. Besidence iu First Ward, near State read. Ono good Agent Wanted. JOHN W. CIISTEB. Artisi xxi64tf Hasting*, Michigan. • flciaitca, ■■■■MBBatary i Naamtaia, «. Call o.n us. Wc have one of tlh't largest and best stocks in the city. Including Books, Diaries, Albums, Pictur es, Toilet Sets, v aces, Perfumes, Brushes, Toys, Etc. 'Tf'e are ffoiriu CHEAPER THAN EVh1! BEFORE. Aifain WE ask 1OU to CATjL and axa»^in^ OUR Soofa which, is now on Eximiination. BAHNES & COMPANY, City Drug store. Agricultural Society Meeting. llMtiu.-o. Dec. 18th 1876. The auuuol meeting of tho Barry onuu*y Agricultural Society will be held nt tbo Court House in Hustings, on Tuesday Dec.. 2Gtb nt I o'clock, p. m., for the election of officers, and for other business. Hastings Dec. 12th, 1876. Jno. M. Nkvinh, Secretary. xxi66«2. SILVER PLATED WARE from the Celebrated Manufactory of Simpson, Hall, Miller k Ce., Wrilingfoid, Ct., fur sale cheap at die Post Office Building. xxiGfiU—11.14.18,21. ___too above dlseoMO. and >■ tbo only a^tbSKST rviu”k* Legal s. ALLEN & TREGO’S SPLENDID DISPLAY OP Fall and Winter Millinery ! curaUr* power* of VEGETINE: HATS, FLOWERS, &C. All kinds of Ladies' Underwearal the Lowest Prices. Ftincy ever and person. opposite Goods of alt kinds Cheaper than in quality Ao suit the taste of every Remember the place, State Street, Roberts’ Drug Store. ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. GIVE US A. CALL. MORTGAGE SALE c Presbyterian Clmrch of this eity rtaitinj friends in the south, part of tho County. Xoxt Monday will MRS. CLARA ALLEN, MISS VINE TREGO. Dafentt bi Syruy oucceesfullg in cnee* <>f dyvpepeia, chronic diarrbora, neraouo debility, neuralgia, erysipelas, bolls and diseases of tbo oHK; also, chlorvois. loucorrhoa. protapus uteri, and In tamale complaints generaBj/ A* an all era- live tonic, the ayrupought to be uood by clergy­ men, editors, cashier* clerk,, lawyers, and •</><ant yotir Horses shod just call on i; Bro’a «f this city. They can and wit] Hastings, Mich., Oct. 5, 1876. tue eounty renter or attention. Recommend It Heartily. comfortaUr and cJtHply. 41 VECTME 18 80LD BY All DRJG6BT1 Our personal appearance Is a matter in right to a choice whether we shall inflict up- Basra griuled beard, or a crown guilty of covering, half covered, or thatched with white hairs, or whether we ahall in deference to our fellows, etrteio pivo* or panel of loud vituat*. lying and Miss ia tho county of Barn, and state of M lehine. known and dneribed as foUowi. to-wl:: The north New Advertiserridritft. JO I For The ^962 , publish an authenticated report, let the acceptable than Kali's Hair Roue Buckingham's , Dye for the whiskers. Bath :• a sileul partner of the Ihjm conrera,” PROBATE ORDER Advertised' Letters. 1 will lea glorious inauguration. Tilden '•undoubtedly appreciate the Honor T Lbtof letters remaining in thohasui O. Barry County, Mich. Dec. 13, 1176. Mary J. Allen, Mary Brown, Jennie Brown, Frank Hubbard. I. F. Maoomber, Mary B. Nichols, Wilmina Osborn, Frank Smith. John C. Taylor. • H st pro* Pottos. Jehiel F. Mead. Maple Grove. Miob. Jay Bronson. Detroit, Mloh. C. M. Livingston, Chicago. 11 line the petition, duly reriflvd niubtrator of tbo oslal* of said euardian of sakl minors. .prayinc orach ndmlni.'tratoraud suardtat Baturdar the 30th an tho forenoon. ' said petition. JEWELRY, SILVER And The Stale Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, Bnpgs and wife of Yanko* Apringa, and Aaron Durfee of Baltimore. f » semi-weoxly paper is "boy’s play.” Well, John, if tbo publication of a semi.weekly pa­ per Is boy's play, the publication ef a dally must be childish sports. Suppose yo* try it, John.. , Isdera that , Uat of Patents. At the Post Office Building, H. Goodwin. Gale, Ionia. Books, and Toys. icTaaty(TO)acre«of teenlh anniversary ud no doubt look LINIMENT, f2r $100.00 in Greenbacks ’ n-n r»xATV W rhioh adds to the credit and reputation of the a ttLary* Chd> of Hubtcrihen^gs MICHIGAN FARMER. There is no ia old. experienced and oneoonafol firm. Tbrir rarftSA ’••eau I PORWBLE £? Detroit Advertisements, Commission Merchants in nmj’nr.xrTir.n « ecttlet, waitEurarca. b. i iLvvntmy AMoeislton. th* only reliable F«t«mt in this oity. A ewvreta maele'av will li-jjmnI to any part of the UnUedKtatee or Canada, eiareet nrr-pniO. DETROIT. pAWWJX-Hav* you « vilie Village, and they ere good school*. An I mt rec tion Book, eontsinins cotnplvto and minute dlroeuoM to the cserator, accompanies YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. GILLET & HALL J. HOBEETS xxiC5ia-Il.18.21. Dated. Pecomberl. re»|uit>r.L- n • MUM rater will knit a m X115.V1 HERE IS THE PLACE TO GET prise, integrity and honorable dealings always r.H f—- —- .nd mow thoM who croc- MUSTANG H'Acrc you wiff find a Great Variety of Ladiei and Gentlement' Hillsdale- ue his interesting letters to the Basan dur- THE ENEMI OF DISEASE! THE FOE OF PAIN ™ ’■fc!u*MEAST WHICH HAS STOOD THETE9T OF 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE. NO ACHE, BO CHAIN*, PAJN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ BINGS, MAN BODY. OH THE BODY OF A SET*, HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMAL. THAT DOES NOT YIELD LOCKETS. TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ BRACELET*. . CHABUS., TLE COSTING 25c.. 50c., <« «< HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF • Also n Large Stock of A HUMAN BEING, AND RB8TOBED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS PICTURE FRAIWhS, Pictures, MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. List of patents tatnod to inventor* eif Mich­ igan for the wook ending Dec. l»th. 1876, and each dated Doo. 5th. 1875. Furnrehod thta paper by Cox A Cox. Solicitor* of Potonis, Washington, D. C. R. Branch, burning F!rid F.ol. dr M Rte*, by wbfCh passenger* only visit the CentennisT Exhibition at Phil­ adelphia, but can. 1* addition, visit the princ".p»! cauern elite*, with an opportunity of slopping at any of the great number of fa­ mous roeort* in New York and Pennsylvania. TheCnimdn Southern is the only line from the West running directly to Niagara Fall*, rising passengers, from the train, a wonderful panoramic view of th* flighty Eric Knllwnys, tho Canada Southern it fast btcoaiin- the favorite line to Hie east. Tickete ria this popular lino ban be procured el ell offices of connecting lines, or at the Company’s own offices. Any information can be obtained by edFRANK E. SNOW, Call and see tho splendid assortment of drrasing Gcn'l Pats.and Ticket Ag't. Drraur. XXl27tf. ______________ '_____________ ‘•thuSwi 3: .11.—The Board of Supervisors will be ia rewicn.—And the annual meeting ef the Bar­ ry county Agricultural Society will be heli. the Southern iv an air line, laid with steel raitaof the heaviest pattern,- there are no curve* or grade*; wood is used for fuel; Ctacbo* are furntabed with the Winchell Patent Ventilator, ensuring perfect freedom from dti’t. With It*, complete system of tusguifleent **arfor,. alcvping nnd TlrnnLoo^K.Doom Cam frota China50, Detroit anti Toledo, and iu oou- burial District, of which we shril onTlinM- John Dennis promises to inaugurate Tilden. To this end witter This is a society that is ef the Board of Education will give echolan Knitting Machines, Etc. CENTENNIAL' EXCURSIONISTS Prepwtd by D. B. STETEIS, Borion, lau. Thr call for the annual meeting of thb Pioneer Society of our county, should race!re xxi46tf Excursionists, Linimenjt- .on r>uo&C*.»Owhacha>ort>d to bo du* at th* date of thi» o thtuvand four treadled Sfir dollar*, lo*«lb«rwlU> an auora.T'a Sr* dollar*. BTOVMO We arc under special obligations to Hon. I. till set of the Congreaaionol Record for >xl31yl IKILIUM MS! mon MDS!! TMt BKBT-EVIDKNCK.. Michael Grace is happy, and why should he not be. His new place of bus iness is a favorite report for the public, and as a matter of course ho is reaping a rich harvest. Remember the place, fine door east ' of Em. Busby’s Barber shop, mirth Hide ■>!' State street. XXlGGtl. iero song. .□ Church at Eaton Itapidi. will fill the Millinery Coods. PURTFIES ______ ____ Renovate, and Invigorate, the ' ■ Whole System. l Jewelry! Jewelry!! Holiday Jewelry!!! cnc of their pleasant partice Net best thinjk to make a city lively R. Steven's Column. 9 irjro get up clubs. D. D. MALLORY &C0 Wholesale Dealers in Oysters aid Foreiiu Mis. Manufaeturcra of Hermetically Scaled A POBTl NE FOB ONLY ONE DOIX1*. AfiR-T DOi.LAB QUARTEKLT DRAWING. ■«U New Ovtoana, Taowtay. January X U77. Louisiana State Lottery Co. �■— ■I (COKTISVTO FROM 1ST PAGE.} b produce their Hke but they may be bred iaand-io fer fiva justs to advantage, when a Legals. Star Clothing House. Star Clothing House. __________ Legals.__ •vito .ifnnUlaatiou will i>e sire uni AH to bc-in»erte<l nt il>o .-ututo price. ouse MORTGAGE SALE. or tiamourgu puucte wuum mso irrtKitie-j • fine fewbt. Indued on small brood of low1 d can be bdected for such a crow, wnhr ,al producing good futrb. •ffinafcra HVNOAHUX OBASS Ott MILLS’.. GRAND RAPIDS, When thia grow was iutruduay j jn thc United Stites, about 20 yean, v,o. a good deal waft Raid in the papcro, after it had been grow:’ >’» difltrent parts c f the coun­ try. about it being injurious to atoek, parricularfy io hui’Ris; but of If to years larm era lave learned to cur it ef.rly, before the seed has bcc<5uie hard and oily, and now wc hear of no injury rcaulting from its use. I have hvl much -experienoe in feed­ ing the millet, but perhapa the opinion of ethers, with which I concur, would be bettor than mice alone. A Vermont farmer Buys: “I am now more fully than ever bob.re convinced that wo grow uo grass iu New England that u non valuable when cured, ton for ten, than thia millet. My cows prefer it to any hay 1 cut, and do well ou it. My aheep are craxy for it, ’ and my horsos like it much. I have somewhere read that it is not good 'for horses, but rnir impression ia that, ’./hen well cured and free from dust, it w’jl not injure them.” Thia grass yisldr 00 vory fertile land three or four tons of ’hay to the aero, and two tons of hay on. ordinary soil. It should be sown from Mr.y 25lh to June 5 th—a half bushel (q *.ae acre, or three peeks on light laixfa, and it is cut ia Anmst. It grows tbo thick to seed down hui^to other grasses with it, and when nt that is the cud of it, no pasture and no growing next spring. Are Ofl’ering their Entire At an Immense Reduction in Prices. I> north. rocrv hundred aAdLr u»ra or lias. UDOBOB W.C1 MENS’ SUITS DOWN TO ti 50., 000^1 BUSINESS SUITS, f5 00 to $7 50. Ifcft pnJfata uffii r.tn it. <•»:»<■: Ha tin. nd roeordad ia IM o<»e of tha kagtaler at !k«to. >r »a»d ooualy of JUrry.on the ITtb day of Ortnbrr . D. HC.atlwoo-cdnefc la tiro M- of Mortcacea, on iro<a TT«: which laid inortsMO aedaly aarisaad an Uierth day of iweetaher A. 1 1. ■ ... l.:U! rl,r, rf. Mama .to rraneb loldan ef Prairieville, enoniy ef Barry and Stale of ticldaan, AM eectenmeat wae duly recorded la >e uMce of the Bacialer of iroedt ibr the aald CHILDRENS’ SUITS, $2 50 to $5 00. BOYS’ SUITS,. $1 Ou, $5 00 ind Upwards. Mens’ Fine All Wool Suits $1O OO and $12 OO. -331 Farmers should breed sheep that pro­ duce heavy fleeces, and which are lares, fa?l«n easily, and sell readily to the butch­ And it 1* farther ordered, that raid prtillaaar Sire actice, to th* acrxrnr interested ia laid eetoto er. There are .thousands of aheep kept of the pend t ary of raid petition, and the hearing . In every State 4e, the Union that do not ’ shear over four or five pounds, and coarse at that, while well bred Merinos will range from 10 to 20 pounds, and Cotswolds often exceed these figures. There is but one way to make money in" breeding sheep in these times, and that is tn sell all of your ‘•scrulrt’" to the butcher at any price he will give, and buy Merinos, Couwalds, or Southdownr, the latter being the finest mutten in tbo world. A Kentusky stock breeder says: “What is true in regard to the improved breeds of sheep is also true of flue breeds of cnttlc, horses, hogs and poultry, la /the face jf these itiiiwputable facts the of tho people should not handle scrub stock, and entertmn an ignorant opposi­ tion to line breeds. There is one supreme reason for this. The mass of people do no.t rend p^jfcra devoted to live-stock inter­ ests, and arc wholly ignorant of the vast prnaress that is being mads by the more intelligent ranks of lartuers. There are sections of Kentucky where tho Improved breeds of stock are almost unknown. It is only a small number of moo who pre alive to it, and keep themselves thorough­ ly posted in regard to the progress of agricultural science and the breeding saf the best animals, while the masses rcmaia in the old ruts, following after tho cus­ toms of a hundred ysore ago. If farmers would elevate their calling and render it more remunerative, they must pnt then* selves in living connect iou with the intellectcal upiritof the age." - - ^Si T.^B.PE3,’ ;l’.V JniMte mart fur tho oonntr oi Harr • THE BEST SUKEF FOB rAMMEMS. , Stock of Mens’ and Boys "rlgr.Uk ttJSHST.SrS: provMrtl. laball ». Hat pnbllr vrUtfBO, at the i •font door of tiro Uoart Uooar. In the city of io*a, la “d •'onnty of Barry,-aald l.-Jurt Hone ln< ilia alaee if MMlac Uro Clrailt Court ft raid oonnir of llarry.-on Friday. Uro W d March. A. “ — —.--u »7a“. These Suits wc Warrant worth Fully $3 00 to $5 00 Mbre. iroper printed and circulated in *eid county of Barry, forthreemtreeraivo week*. rr«vi<>u« toaaiil day of hearing. d.C, PHINUI.E. _ (A true copy. 1 rei tt-rt ^e.for qf f'ratatr. STAT^ K?5??c1ii<Fa';: . Co-.inty o: Dsrry.e. — At a eeemon uf the 1‘robate Court tor the County uf Barry bolden at the Probate Oflice. in the City of Huang* on Wadneeday tiro jrl day of Noyccibcr io tha year one lliteiMud eight bunlrc-i and rerenty ilz. PaiKSKT, 8. C. Prindlc, Jcdge rf Probate. , In the Matter of the Ertale of ilary C. Haman. dretueJ. . Ou reading and Cllns the pel'il-’ti. duly verifed, of Janice tt,K-ataaa. praymr Hut an Anriratntnl in writing, end thle day Clrd iu •4ii* ffiurt, pur- luted. ITalrlrrtle, Nov tM. MCA Dec<wll________ yHAW Cl1 IlULPgK. A«l<cr tr. ^S.?J£A^.TAl;E^-. mrtaln tTort<x<t. bearing <la; • the twenty aUih day ortMotor. A.I». tin, eierui*-4 hr Mrt. ItaiUrM. Kaplan of lhecHr of Oread kanlda, tn t> State of Xk-IMan. Iu Kd win A. airo.ig of Uro name plare. and mvrded la Mro offlea of Uu> RecMtrr of Hrrda la ffiSS.SKZaSSSWi.SJ.’TSK.-S ia(.t 011*1-1care the wmn nf.H r._. rx;C»»{ ■ Make m Mistake aa ours is the only Double Store. Star Clothing House, 88, 40 and 42, ^anal street, • Screa,.Kh’ cmati: ;u. Neuralgia, the Banas, Side, and Head, 62w4 (■• u; i ear*';. • • ■ at the Probata Offi show CMM.ifavyprtltlonar aboald n raws Oanniii.ili , lOorr.) . _ . . $3 50. $4 00, $5 00. $0 50, and Up. MENS’ OVERCOATS, MENS' FINE BEAVER and other OVERCOATS. $9 Oil. $10 00, $12 00. and $15 00. . . . . $2 50,isS3 50, $4 00 andfS5 00 and Up. BOYS’ OVERCOATS, . _‘ . - $2 00 and Up. MENS’ WORKING COATS, air,.,D . $1 00 and Up. MENS’ WORKING PANTS, ... ae- WE Guarantee to SAVE People a Great Deal of MONEY if they will BUY of US. -®a Pain in Female Slcrjliiy, Ix-ucorrhoea, arising GRANDWcakueir, RAPIDS, MICH. from interna! iiiceration. and Uterine disease. Srjdiilitic and Merctrial dis­ eases, Emaciation. Ayor ’s Drrrov, Advs.Dyspepsia, fc Undertaking si ^^trxpjjE Jadf of Probate., Sarsaparilla THE TESTIMONY OF THE >«bL> TQBU Honours OOfflEfT. Bad Irop. Bad Breast*. Soreo aad Oiaorw AU-deaeritHioa efaarw are aarooAiaMa hr toe proper and dilisent aee efiAM faeettaabia reaoaratx n. TeaUeaaatu oort bad Im*hr staatortof rth parallel ■warsi’ St •lTK OF VrdHIu AW.-Countf«•£ Barren—At » trroioa Ct tb* Probst® Court for U>e Contity of Un. ry balden at the probate (tiUro In the City of Haatuinon W^laaadar the Sdar of KoveoKF.in Ao year ono fooaaandeidithuadrodasdaerenty Pmtrt, 8. C. I'rindlo, Jndeeof Probate. Bruk For sale at my yard. Section 23d. in Rutland. Hexbt L. Newtow. Dec. SA, IfffC xxifrkf . ijid minor, rroyla* ter toMMM tharoin aot forth. Tbereopcn it U ordered, thatToerdar thaMth HEW ADVtRTiSMENTS. rorroae tntorertrd In roiJ niata. arc required to tppear ataMaaionef eahl Oort; thru to be bolden it the Probate OBee. ia the City of Hutinc*. G. P. Rowell A Co*.. Ool. Haattaq t-.emjbUoaa Banner, a neatpatror printlAyacacorYj 8.JLIMi.IN^LK,( G6RMa In the rear onethowand eight headrud awj leveutr-cix. i^^^toU*rofthemiinri’unUat’^jAnc»iiBA , AGKiTiS'WAXlKD for if lBTOBlf. ■ On readinc .nd Alias the Mtltten. ale reriSed. General Debility, and for Purifying the Blood. This Snraaparilkis a combinafkjp of vegetable alteratives — Stillingia. Man­ drake, Yellow Dock — with the Iodides - of Potassium nnd Iron, and is the moat efficacious medicine yet known for the djeesses it is intended to cure. tFor Scrofula, and all Its ingredients arc so skilfullyErysi com­­ rriofulous diseases, bined. that tho full Kos.alterative of pelas. or St.effect Antboeach iA aspired, while It is so mild iiy’and s Fin^, Eruptions and - as to bo harmless even to children, is Ernpiiva diseases of itthe still so officinal an toUlcerations purge out from tho skin. of the system those impurities and corruptions ijrCTr. Stomach, Kidneys. which developLuugf, into loath some disease. Pimples, Pustules, The reputation enjoys is Tumors. derived Boils.it Blotches, from Its cures, Tetter, and UseSaU'Hheum. confidence which Scald prominent physicians all over theUlcers, coun­ Head. Ringworm, try reposa in it, prove their experience ot Ks r-J ifuluets. ' Ctrtificalrs attesting its virtues have .ccumulttcd, and are constantly being .received,afcd'au many of. these cases are laibpqly known, they furakh convincing evidence of the superiority of this Sarsaparilla over ererv other alterative nmdieine. So generally is its superi- rlty-.fci nny other medicine known, that H*«ynrad .do nq aior? than to assure the •xiy Jp that, tlic bestiqualiiiea it ha* ever are ssrietly.maintained. Ayer’s UBITKKHCB. hop® OBI li STORE. ' W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, . Respectfully announces that he has again engaged '. in the DRUG TRADE, and , ' has in stock and daily arriv­ > ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drug^^asid^JUedi- . tines, Dye Stuff's, Fancy Goods, and in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggisd/f Merchandise which he offers to the people at greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER,tho Peo pie* s D ru g S tor e isdirectly opposite Empire Block.) One door east of Spauldings- j ‘ rs»*an> nr pr. J. C. AYER & CO.. Lowell, Mm.. Hirrmoi’, July 18, WT6 M. Savage A Go’s Col. j >oot intareUMiu Mid ratal a. arc rroatrod to ear at a aroainn of laid Court. then to be boiden he Probate Ofleeut tba city ot Karlins*, and JW-aia-taSi; vtiMfoa PB1JBIOM, Aaelrto au.l riroalntail inaaid County’, wrfomitaweek* i<r«ri«y- too _______ . itATH <WlCJ UNDERTAKING SMONERS ON srsrfiE’; e: isssisi sm NOTICE TO Y7>|X1& ■ If* IB* hitarvatad U mhi«»*»*.,*rvrmtrod to OF Ji IcniriAA,» Probate Quart for »5SWA57S^B1?’S ‘VsfertS STATE Coes rr ar JUMT.. f ” Biting & business thai needs a groat d*d « nr Awl that roti noUifoncr at.-* noli jo to I tiro pawoer later: 't rd la «*M ilriato o? (hoi M*(ieeerafnM»«-iiHonAt.Jmahoarwirthr.W by ' «Wtorta®**oFym ihlAvrdpriu br aUrirtUri ia tk» ; . After nftuty yearn Jc tbe businem, can truly any th*t they AfWt^hi POSITIVELY CURED HlSLtrft.2SiSft.IHSS! 13 £ can do butter vurk, and give better aat, Whetk/U thr.a any <«!har firm in thia WCtioM. ,W* H. BtebHna, the aculor iB.xn’.n.-r, wltlitbc experieuc® of n life­ time, will always give his personal atteiHlou fo t^U part of their ex tern Ivo and Train furnish od when ieuic Bate will be used only raiNS BROS. u XXJStf � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-12-21.pdf 5124ecb6b9e3771b0c93bcd18420f57c PDF Text Text *3?HB fi»38BJaQCI~XXr3SJES38L3L,Y NO. 68. VOL. XXI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1876. 0617 GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND . MISCELLANY, Hardware, Stoves, Harness Shop, Tin Shop. flie^cmi-Weekly hepbblicap Sapper Ono evening in the early port of the winter, the door-Ccll rang with energy, and the servant announced a man who wished to see me. A “man" is one thing with a servant; a “gentleman” quite an­ other, and a “person’’ something different a~. Oa th^Nerth aide of Stale Street. Haitian. Barry j Canaty. Mieliton. from cither. The man stood in the hall, but I wondered- why he had not been call­ ed a gentleman. I was puzzled whore to place him myself. His dress was plain, but rather w/arae. .His linen, that badge of refincniciitT was white, in perfect order, and almoM^dcgant. Everything about GIIEBLE &- KI NNELL TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Have now in stock the largest and best assorted stock in the county. HA TES OF A D VER VISING. him seemed substantia), bat uothi'jg give a clue to his position in life. In nil out­ ward seeming be was a simple man. When he spoke to me, his address was -simple, clear, direct and with a certain air of self­ reliance, the farthest pomtblc from a vul­ gar bluster. “Doctor," ho said, “ I wish you would ( go and aco my child. Wo fear bo is threat*' Cook Stoves. 1.00 I na» < wjoo i faoof fa UX) 3 Square l_faO_I /SM i~M0 | UJO l »M» ^CJl»mn|_4iq_lZ«j» J UADI 80.05 T'M-OO ! j Column I _R»_1_ 9M Kg ijn.oo । tfab Ji (Mum 1 »Jo moo I •«L®® l~®°° 1 ■•otama-i KM*1 I fatO1 50? 01 *100 1 180.0 «jr Ou>iaaaa Directory Cards, not exeeedins «ix AND BOSINESS CiBDS carpet t.hnt matched everything with its small, neat figures, and a light chamber color. It was a jewel of a roam, in as per­ fect keeping in all parte as .if an artist had dreigned it. Leaving the little boy to his untroubled sloop, and giving directions for a bajh onhis waking, wo went into another room which was differently, but just as neatly arranged It might have answered for a a parlor (only it had a cookiog stove), for The Mechanic's Home. FOR 1877! PUBLISHER. The Iron Age, Lake State and Equivacroup." ■ ® 7 • * i :; cncd'with the croup. caae, which which'he described as we went lent; all with portable copper reservoies and i This Th.ca^, L described: t>d I hurried Nickle Plated knobs. Don’t fail to see tliem;^&iTStt,^JKlK ___ _ „__ __________ tew momenta ■ we wore nt the door.- Wo went up, up, i if you want\ first class stove. up to the fourth story. The last flight of stain was carpeted, and a small lamp at, the top lighted us un. An excellent and very durable kind of mat liy. at j the door. You will see in time why I give | these little particulars. I I entered the open door, and was wcl-1 Heating Stoves ’ । corned by a rather pretty and remarkably • on artist's studio, or a dining room. It was hung with pictures—heads, historical pieces and landscapes; nil such os a man of taste could select aud buy cheap; but which, like good books, are invaluable. And speaking of books, there was a hangs ing library on one aide of the chimney which I assured myself conttinad the very choicest treasures of the English tongue. The 'inan went to a bureau, opened a drawer, and took out some money. “What is your foe, doctor?" he asked, folding the bills so as to select one to pay me. ' Noir I f;a<l made up my mind before I had got half way up the stairs, that I might have to wait for my pay—perhaps never get it; but all this had changed. I could not, as 1 often do, inquire into the circumstancta of the man, and graduate my price accordingly. Them he stood, ready to pay me, with money enough ; yet it was evident that ho was a working man. and for from wealthy. I had noth­ ing left but to name the lowest fee. / “Ono dollar docs not s*em enough," be said- “You have saved my child's life, aud havo been at more trouble than merely to write a prescription." ’ “Do you work for a living ?" I asked,-' hoping to solve the mystery. He smiled and held out his hand, which iliowed the unquestionable marks of honest The Acorn, Forest Acorn and Monunientnl and many new patterns in boiler plates. h“ 77 ”°glad “,^d you “u have come so soon,’’ ' I am ” ’ *\ pure accent. “Little Sleigh bells, band sleds,,1 skates, foot William seems * You are a mechanic ? ’ I said, willing “ . z 1,11 so ~ <distressed that he can 1 hardly breath,” and the next moment, as to know more of him. warmers, pocket and table cutlery. “Taka that," he said placing a two- Weather Strips. * we passed through a narrow passago i where he lay, I heard the unmistakable ! croupy sound that justly carries such ter. ror to the parent's heart “Is it lire croup, doctor?" asked the fa* ther, with a voice full of emotion, as I ' bent over the child, a fine boy, three years Now is the time to protect your doors and *J^i, certainly the croup," I said, “and | windows, and save 50 per cent, in fuel. I lo”3“ “ Harness shop Sweet's .-HAND BAPID3. Heavy and light work on hand, and made to order on short notice. - - BOARD AF» ROOM, fik-W PER DAY. . Nashville, Tin shop • DENTIST HicMiai J- F10, Tin and copper-ware on hand, and repair­ ing done promptly. Rags, old copper, and iron taken for goods. ?oyi GREBLE & RUSSELL. Carriage, Sin and Omneolal Marble Works. PAI N TER WINSLOW’S STEAM At A. M. Rock’s Carriage Shop J.lfereon St, - Mich .iIbZmIO Dr. J. B. LaSure's Ad. READ ! READ! READ ! Special Medical Announcement Joy Coinfort and Happiness Sick aid Afflieted! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. MARBLE WORKS t Kalamazoo. Micli A. Imported Marble, Tabteta and atones of all description raadetoor-tr : <>n short notice, also Granite Monu■ ments of the various patterns supplied to customers, Having steam power and improved machinery for sanding, high polishing and cutting mortices, we can do workcheaper and better than thoee who work by hand. xi aaarry CO. Pensions. tub, and made his father pour full upon his neck and cheat three pails of cold wa­ ter, while I rubbed them briskly with my band. He was then wiped dry, and rub­ bed until his whole body was glowing like a flame. Then I wrung a large tow­ el out of cold water and put it around bis throat, and then wrapped* him up in ■ dollar note in my band with a not-to-be ; refused air, "and I will gratifiy your curi­ osity ; for there is no use in pretending' | tliat you arc not a little curious I ’’ * ‘d freedom j about I put the , «-rr—.----------- r ‘going to j a door, ojiened it into a closet of modern size, and displayed tho bench and tools of a shoemaker, • •‘You must be an extraordinary work­ । man," said I, looking around the room, I which seemed almost luxurious) but when , I looked at each item T found that it cost very little. . “No, nothing extra. I barely manage to earn a little-over a dollar a day. Mary helps me some. With the housework to do and our boy to look after, she earns enough to make dur wages average eight i dollars a week. Wc began with nothing —wo live as you see." AU diia comfort,-th in respectability, this almost luxury, for eight dollars a week I I expressed my surprise. “I should lie very sorry if we spent so much," ho said. “We have not only managed to live on that sum, but we have something laid up in a aavings' bonk" "Will you have tho goodness." said I, “just to explain to me how you do it?” “With pleasure," he replied ; ’-for you may persuade others no lictter off than I am to make the beat of their situation. My name is William Carter. My father died when I was young,"and I Wsr bound out an apprentice to 4 shoemaker, with the usual provisions of schooling. I did as very fond of reading; I made the most of my spare time and the advantages of an Apprentice’s Library. l*robab!y die hooka that helped me the most were the sensible writings of William Corbett. Following the example, I determined to give myself a useful education, and I have to some ex­ tent succeeded. But a man's education fa a life-long process; and ths more I leam' the more 1 see before me. 1 was hardly out of my time when I fell in love with my Mary there, whom some people think very pretty, but whom I know very good." Mary looked up with such a bright, lov­ ing smile as to fully justify some people in their notion. “When I had been one year a journey­ man, and laid up a few dollars (for 1 had plain the economies of this modest and beautiful home. ‘‘Well. H ia hmsU MoagK Wl.ee Mary and I moved ounelva here and took poMinu, with a tabla, two chain, a cooking stove, a aancepan or two and a cot bod with a straw mattrem. the first thii%we did was to hold a .council of war. ‘Now Mary, my love,’ said I ‘here wo are. We Eave next to nothing, and we have everything to get, and nobody but ourselves to help ourselves.' “We found that wo could earn on an average eight dollan a week. Wc deter­ mined to live as cheaply as* possible, save all we could, and make us a home. Our rent was a dollar a week , our fuel, lights, water rent, and some little mattera a dol­ lar more. Wc have allowed the same amount for clothing, and by buying the best things 'and keeping them carefully, wo drefai weO>oough for that Even my wife is satisfied with her wardrobe, and finds that raw silk, at six shillings a yard, is cheaper in the long run, than calico at oue abuling. That makes three dollars a week, and wo still have our living to pay for. That coots us, with three in our fomily, just oue dollar more." “Ono dollar apiece ?" “No—one dollar for all. You seem supprised ; but we have reckoned it over and over again. It cost more at first, but naw we have^lcarned to lire better and of four dollars a week, after paying all expenses of rent, fire, light, water, dothing and food. I do not count our luxureis, such as an evening at the theatre, at a con.ccrt, or a littl treat to oUr friends when we give a party." I know a smile came over my face, for he continued: . “Yes, give a some you. Sometimes ___ o__ its, which is quite enough for comfort, and our treat of choc­ olate, cakes, blatac-mange,, etc., costa two dollars; but this is not very often. Out of our surplus, which comes you see to two husdredayear—we hate bought all you see hero, and have money in the bank." “I aee it all," said I, “all but the fir- ' ing. Many a mechanic spends more than that for cigars, to say nothing of liquor. Pray tell me precisely how you live." “With pleasure. First of all, then, I smoke no cigars and chew no tobacco, and Mary takes no snuff." Here the pleasant smile camo in, but there was no interruption; for Mary seemed to think her husband knew wliat he was shout, and could talk without her aid. “I have not drank a glass of liquor since the day I was married. I had read enough physiology to make up my mind that tea and coffee contained no nutriment, and were poisons besides j and I tried a vegetable diet long enough to like it better than a mixed oue, and I find that it agrees with me better : and as we have read and experimented together, of course Mary think, as I do." “But what do you eat and drink ?" I asked, curious to see how far this self­ taught philosopher bad progressed in the laws of health. “Come this way and I will show you,'" he said, taking the light and leading the first of all* is a mill, which cost inc twelve shillings. It grinds all my grain; gives me the freshest and most beautiful meal, saves toll and the profits. This is a barrel of wheat- I buy the best, and am. sure of wheat a day, you I for any man. We mush Dies and cakes. beans, a box of tapicna, macaroni. Here fa a barrely of apples, the best I can find in Fulton Market. Here is a box of sugar, and this fa our butter jar. We take a quart of country milk a day. I tray Uta rest down town, by the box or barrel, where I can got the best and cheapest. made coarse, without bohing—end a hominy or rioe, the staple, you » S C iS U iS healthy and even luxurious variety. For a strong motive to be saving), we were married. I boarded at her father’s, and she bound shoes for the shop where I worked. We lived a few weeks at home, but it was not our home. It was rather a small seUup, but we made it answer. I cost of a shilling better than the whole bill spent a week in house-hunting. At list I found this place. It w» new and dean, high and airy, and I thought it would do. I gut it for fifty dollars a year—and al­ enjoyed by an hamblo mechanic, who though the rents all around advanced, our landlord is satisfied with that, or takes it in preference to nuking a worse tenant. The place was naked enough, and wo had uulcuj.tih-r.o^;J-"~‘ like atlthawerkii oil r.nunp Iharo M io Ito boo«e of chcorfclly w work, all wo W illiam and milbooaim; rot lE.J «• te booglh al tarod all we couM—and ,o« mo 11m u I sU ;. SEZEJET MTJBIO . “Not above an hour," was the calm re- ply. It was made calm by a firm self con­ trol. I then looked at the mother. She was very pale, but did not trust herself to 8Pcak4 “Then there is probably but little dangar,” I said, “but wo have something to do. Have vou'water here The husband went to what seemed a doset, opened two doors, and disdoaed a neat pine l»thing-tub, supplied with Croton. Thu was beyond my hopes ; but I had no time to wouder. The little fellow was in a high fever, and laboring for breath. Taking him from his little crib, where he lay upon a nice hair mattress fit for*a prince to bIccd on, I took off his clean night-d^ithes, stood him in the bath­ blankets. The brave little fellow had borne it all . without a complaint, as if he understood that under his father's eye no harm could JDatabliMhod i»or5, oome to him. In fifteen'minutes after he American and Foreign Patents, was wrapped in blankets he was in a pro­ fuse nrespiration, in a sound slumber, and breathing freely. The danger was oyer ■ I .-.rv-unimtbr । BJr ini nrsllraiaary ex- —so rapid is this disease, and so cosily cured, usually, i f taken in time. Happi­ ness bad shed a serene ray of light upon the countenance of the father, and thrown over the mother's face a glow of beauty. I looked upon them, and was more than Land WirruU, ever puzzled where to place them. There were no marks of high birth or superior breeding—not a shadow of decayed gen­ tility about them It was wither the re­ raetwa sirs tastroctia verse, as if they were working up from a ’ States General Land Office. low rank of life to a higher. I looked around tho room. It was the bed-room. Everything in it was perfeedy neat and orderly. The bed, like the crib, was excellent, but not costly. Tho white counterpane did not coat more than ten shillings—yet bow beautiful it looked I The white window curtains were shilling muslin ; but their folds hung as richly as if they jrerc damask—and bow very appropnata they seemed. The bath, with its snug folding doors, I knew had not m obtain a r cost, plumber’s bill and all, more than ten dollars. The toilet table, of an elcgxot from, and completely covered. I bad no doubt was of pine, and coat half a dollar. The pictures on tho wall were beatifully- FOR SALE «t THF BANNER H^lCF ■ • ' ' : ; ■ ' WHOLE NO 2011. Gupdl'e, or Willi,™', a SunaJ for lull.." ____ from ihroo to 8ro ahiUiu,, aod a dollar a-1 “I Mo ; hot I ooa&m I do ooi udow piece bad 6amed them. Hu floor had a I eland It," Mid I willing w hoar him el. Oysters, the erdebrated “Shield �Toys, Toys, Chandeliers, Crockery, Produce, Etc eve that kui-h moo as Senator Edmunds Slate of Michigan, 1 County of Barry ) We, the undersigned. Chairman and Secre­ tary of tho Hoard of District CnuvaMers fcr no: been elected in a constitutional man­ the First Representative DUtrirt of she coun­ ty of Barry, and State of Michigan. Do here­ ner. Mr. Tlkfor. managers in their rage by certify that Joseph W. Hiincheomb having Hastinob, Mich., Dec. 21,1876. are capable df creating a feeling of anxiety received the highest number of vote* given in the public Eiljad, Tb?y will succwsd in fur the tsffico of Rnproncuiative in tho Stale DESPERATE AND RECKLESS. Legulotute tar tho First Roprerantalive Dirextending a state of uncertainty which will triol of said oottnty of Barry, at the General continue buriaras prostration. They have Election held in aahl county ou Tuesday, the As one after another of tbti devices of seventh day of November, A. D., 1876. Do Mr. Tilden's managers to secure the one already, by their threatening.., dwaipatedUl hereby make known and declare the said Joseph W; Blincheomb duly elecletl to the electoral vote needed have fkiled, they hope of that immediate revival wf tn ide and •aid oEce above stated. ’ In testimony whereof, wc have hereunto have bocotne'inore arid more reckless and and industry wHdi the activity <<f Sep. ad our hands at Hasting i city this 14th day t-w-U-r ■ -1 desperate in their attempts either to alarm of November, A, D„ 1876. No sensible man, however, should be D W. Smith, Chairman of the Board of the country or ,cast reproach upon tbo Re­ grcatfc alartned. The I’oraralo Woods, District Canvassers. publican leaders. • Attest, Wm. 11. Powzau, Secretary of the the Sam Randalls, tho Hewitts, the Proc­ Board of District Canvassers. The number of three plots to secure an tor Knotts, the Tarboxes are uot tho men elector cither by trickery w theft will nev­ to undertake the Mexioanixing of tho Tabular Statement of Vote* given er be known ; but the mention of a few of United States. They have no real adap­ in tbc Second Representative Dirtriot them will serve to expose the real charac­ of tbo County of Barry, State of Mich­ tation to the task beyond issuing appeals ter of Mr. TUden’s managers and illustrate igan, for Repreientativc in the State and pronuneiamentos. To use tlie word* tlitir'sincerity ns reformers. Legiilatnro for the Second Represent-, or Mr. Hill of Georgia, they are of that ativo District nt the General Election In Wisconsin they claimed to have Falstaffian race of warriors who arc *•’ inheld in said County, Nov. 7lh, 1870. found the soughLjbr elector through a vinoiblo in peace Ind invisible in war.” mistake in printing a part of the Republi­ Vermont am’ General Shcrm.m are con> spiring to make In Vermont and Oregon, in can ballots. r man Premdent who has 4 OFFICIAL CANVASS. the election of two Postmasters as electors, needed, by disregarding majorities in ridiculous tho will of largo and the those two States; performances of Aldrich aud Cronin arc the resnlta of plans matured in In Nebraska they undertook New York. [continued.] tire ono wm they claimed to hare found -- — --------- U-.wu .w. .'taxui JU LUC fifteenth benatcnal District for the LesMalurc of the.State of Michigan, al llie general elec­ tion held on the-Mtenth day of November, A. D. 1876, m canvaaaed by the Board of District D#ni8-t'*n'’ U” &<b d*y Uwe“l*r- A- to defraud tho Republicans, with a major­ ity larger <han.tho Democratic vote, out ol their roioelu the Electoral College by a The Tilden House has legal quibble. refused to seat the Representative of the new State of Colorado in tho hope of find­ ing a technicality by which it may be de­ clared not to ite a State, and thus prepare the way for throwing out its electoral vote. For ten days before the meeting electors of the to vote for President the Tilden organs informed Republican they were at liberty to ever they chose, might render electors that vote for whomso­ and intimated that they the country most valuable service by betraying their constituents and voting for Mr. Tilden, or insult them by throwing their away votes upon Mr. Cooper, or some other wan than Gov. Hayes. • Several days before the voting, circulated over the country affecting plans of Gov. Haye* in the event of his election, for.tho a state of purposej of producing feeling which might lend n few electors to vote for some other man than the regular Republican candidate, which would result in throwing the election into tho House. It has also been asserted on good author­ ity that certain Republican electors were approached with ©flora money to vote for of large sums of Mr. Tilden. They have assumed that Congress is a National Returning Board, and tbit the of one objection branch to the vote of any State is and have asserted sufficient to reject Eaton County, Barry County, 43)1 5449 2976 2173 Total, 1; 9700 C936 The whole number ol in tbo Fiflcetuh Sena State of Michigan vraa hundred and sixty, au_ „... following named.persons, vi»: David R. Cook receivc-l tlx tlwiumd nine hundred and Udrty.aix vutee. ‘ Richard Jones received two thnnsand seven hundred and acventy-five voles, Osman Chapel! received forty.niae votes. TKero was eaet for Senator in the Sixteenth Senatorial Dintrict two thoaund neren hun­ dred and ddrty-four votes, and were piven for the following named pcreonn viz: Richard Jon* received two thousand six hundred and sixty-four votes. Osman Chapel! received eixty-nine votes. George M. Anderson reeeived one vole. State of MicMgan, 1 County of Baton j Wc do hereby certify; that the above ami foregoing is a cerrccLMatcuient of the votes given for Senator tn the State Legislature of the State of Michigan, in the Counties of Ea­ ton and Barry, composing the fifteenth Sena­ torial District kt the generalclection. h eld on the seventh <!ay of November , A. D. 1876. Dated at Charlotte, this 5th day of Decem­ ber. A. D. 17TA Ckaxu* H. Bnowjt, Rcfri/tcr of Deeds, Chairman of Board of District Canvassers. 1‘nito D. PaTnasox. Secretary of Hoard of District Canvassers, 13th Senatorinf*vtstric:. • State of Michigan, ) . Cotiuty of Kaion j I, Philo D, Patterson, County Clerk for the County of Eaton and State of Michigan, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct copy of the votes cast for Senator in the State Legislature in the 15th Senatorial District, on the 7th day of November, A. D. 1876, aa can­ vassed by the District Board of Canvasscre.for said Senatorial Diilriet. Witness my hand, and the eval of the circuit court for the county of Eeolon, this 19th day of December, A. DT 1876. Pittto D. PATransowt County Clerk. that the Tilden branch would object to the votes of a sufficient number of Repub­ lican States, so that Mr. Tilden would cither have a minority of the. votes, or result in ho election, when the Tilden House would elect him. These are a few of the Novices of Mr. Tilden and his Tabular Statcmcut of Votes given in the' First Represenlatit e District of tho Connly of Barry, State of Miobicsn, for Representative for tlio First Representative District at the General Election bold in said County, Nov, Tth, 1875. . One by on« managers. the most of them have perished. Litter' by liltio their hold upon the Presidency has been slipping away, until nothing ro- 1 Towvsbim asn mainsVut Gov. Grover’s Oregon rascality ? F V. r _j Barry.. Carlton. Orangeville .... Prairieville Rutland Thornapple...., Yankee Sprinxr. 186 116 147 ns 142 127 I"-, 117 W 108- 146 33 128 17 “ Oo 59 118 880 820 2C0 278 235 will dixg with the drowning man to tenacity of a They will a straw. .prove as effectual to save them as would a Assyria........ .. Baltimore CastletonHaitinus............ •' City 1 Ward THE PRAIRIE PARKER For Town and County, For Old and Young. The Prairie Faraier Capajj, our hands at the city of Hastings, this Hlb at Chicago Illinois, in handsome quarto of Eight large pages of six columns each. day of November, A. D. 1876. Jobs J. PirttttS, Chairman of the Board Terms 82 00 per year in adranoc. Speci­ of District amvsasere. men copy free to any address. Liberal Attest, Wx. H. Powku. Secretary of the Cash Commission allowed to agents, who Board of District cativas-cr». are wanted everywhere to organize clubs, and to whom canvassing outfits will be A Great National Work. famished free upon application to s 32 20 2! But in proportion as their chances have vanished their desperation has increased. The Washington organ declares that Mr. M7 2W 00 01 176 Johnstown .. Maple Grove •Woodland .. Tilden will be inaugurated, aud when in­ augurated, woe to those who do not recog­ nise bb authority. The Tilden and throat-cutting ahead, in the event that they are not allowed to white Mr. Tilden in the White House. Democratic blatherthousand men aid Hampton a Mil 1037 2WJ 2796 Statement of vote* given in ilia Firzt RepMtertstfve DbtHct of the County of Harry and State of Michigan, for Raprett-ntaUve in tha Btirta’LecIzhrtnre, for tho First Itcnreten. tative District, at the general elootion, bold in ■aid County, on Tuesday, the seventh day of November, in tho year one tbonund eight bnndrea and seventy-six : in tbo North to rifie clubs (who have al- ready.been invited to attend tho inaugura­ tion) to enthrone Mr. Tilden. PRAIRIE FARMER CO., Chicago, Illinois. John Stanley sells better and cheaper Tea, than any other -House in tho aty. xxl—14 t 4 J The National Publishing Co. of Philadelphia and Chicago, hnvelwued n handsome volatfte bearing the above title. The intense interest everywhere manifested in the great Exhibition, and tho desire to obtain a complete and con­ nected account of it, wiU unquestionably cause this book to have a very extensive tale. Thia History of the Ontennlal Exhibition i» SALE ON 1 i or Mrarraas, TOYS! TOYS!! If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to mi. Ml & HM We were in there the other day and saw the largest stock of toys we ever saw in Hastings, and’ from the prices given should say, everybody ought to have a present. - CSANBELIEK & LAMPS From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 40c. Groceries Of all kinds and as cheap as they can be bought in the State. Crockery Ail Kinds and All Prices. Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at S/tlTtf, ftt^/IEE Malicious they were giroa for the fulluwing per#. Joseph W. Rtjnchonib received nnv tl tour hundred and cloven vplrefUn). Furniture, Milk Safes. | HASTINGS HMim on. and be happy again STEBBINS BRO’S, Keep It. A GM Rcdaciion io Prices! Where you wul find all kinds oi ION. FURNITURE! SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Of every Description which iVe Total, two thousand' seven elected estate, vltnaU tlnrt. COSSta known aud d Dratler* tn all kinds FURNITURE, ft. Because we make tbo mot nf oni 3d. Because we keep the best c work- IW*ry 8t* BracisU Fiuo,lc. <U>. Becnuso wc wnrmnt. all g.xjdd Wi make. We wdl none of thin cbca>mcde lurnlture that La made by machinery. The Roods we make is made by hand, and wamatad. We- Invite all person* to Dated. Hastine. Dera rare and beautiful ohl«t» oantataad in them T*.a i. --In— ^4,1. . J humfrcJ and Furniture, Coffins, Etc. RE AD THIS wwiws the Main Building. Machinery Hall, tbc Ag­ ricultural and Horticultural Halls, the nrt Walter W.Kety reoolvod i«ro hundred an<1 aiaety-rix vote* . PHESTO/I'S. xxi30w4. can sell cheaper than any hou- > in BarMr. McCabe received the conalani and sympa­ thetic SMUtanee of lhe Centennial sulboritlen, aud enjoyed feculw advantages in the prepa­ ration of this work. He went, note-book in hand through every department of ths Exhibition, and the result of his labors is a work abound­ ing In brilliant toecriptioni of the great world’s Pair. He traees lhehistory ofthe great enterprae from fat inceptinn to its trnuuphnnt closing day He then takes us through every part of tho Exhiblion grounds, giving briiiianl 4 Hastings, Dec. 14th, 1876. journals erotic Congressmen arc predicting trouble hundred Totals... usurping what the law docs not giro them, while it will endeavor to merit the confi­ dence of the public by defending the rights of the people against the encroachments of nbjustifieu power. The price of the daily Sun will be 55 cents a month or 86.50 a year, post paid; or with the Sunday edition 87.70 a ye*r. .The Sunday edition alone, eight pages, $1.20 a year, post paid. The Weekly Sun) eight pages of 56 broad eolums, will bo furnished during 1877 1409 860 at the rate of 81 a year, port paid. ---------------— ,u LUU OCCUUU The benefit of this large reduction from Bo preventative Mrtrigt of the cuunty of Bar. ry and Stalo of Michigan, for Representative the previous rale for the Weekly ean be tn the State Legislature, for the second Itepre- enjoyed by individual subscribers without ser.tative district st the general rleetion held the necessity of making up clubs At the same time, if any of our friends choose to ------------- -----------uuv iU'.UMOU CIRUl aid in extending our circulation, wc Ahall hundred and seventy-tux : The Whole number of Volos given for said be grateful to them, and uverj- auch person office of IlcpreMntatire wu two thousand six who sends ten or more subscribers from one hundred aud rixty-two (26C3). and were giv­ plaeq will be entitled to one copy of the en for tha following persons, vli: paper for himself without charge. At one Asa D, Rork received fourteen hundred and dollar a year, postage paid, the expense of nine voles (1409}. Hi Nicholas received eight hundred aud paper and printing arc barely repaid; and. sixty vo«e* (860). considering the size of the sheet and tho Cortes P. Pendill received three hundred Suality of its contents, we ore confident •nd ninety three votes (3(M). io people will consider The Weekly Total two thousand six hundred end rixlySts the cheapest newspaper published in two (2663). 7 the world, and we trust also one of the very State of Michigan, i best. Address, THE SUN, New York ,v , , . County of Barry Wc da hereby certify that the foregoing is a City, N. Y. xxiG7t6. correct -statement «.f tho votes given in the second Representative district of the eountv of Harry and State of Michigan, t-r Repre­ sentative in the State Lertalattire of the sec­ ond Roprerenlative district, al the general ( Eetoblieked 1841.) THE LEAVING AMERICAN AGRIthousand eight >.u»dv«a bLa ° evuronaii aiw uovomoun Dated at Hastings, this 14th day of NovemWEEKLY, her. A. D. 1876. Jonx J. PnklM, Chairman of Board of District canva«scnt. Attest. Wx. JT7 Powkm, aecretary of Board of District canvasser*. Recognized authority thoroughout the State of Michigan. ) United States aa4 Canada* upon mat­ ters of General Agriculture, the second Representative district of the Horticulture, county ef Barry and State of Michigan, do Floriculture,. Slock-Railing, the office of Representative in the Ante Legis­ Poultry, Beer, Etc., lature, far tho second Representative district To which are added departments of Gem of Mid county of Barry, at the general elec­ oral News, Record of the Season, Youth's tion held in raid county, on Tuesdar, the Miscellany, Household Literature. Mark­ seventh day of Novetnbgz, A.. D. 1870; do hereby make known and declare the said Ara ets, Etc. Published by D. Rork duly elected io the said office above stated. . olutionary scheme of Mr. Potter. To these they deserve and enjoy tho hatred of those who thrive by plundering the Treasury or by 446 20:: I'it iUiutraleJ Uulory of the C- niautial Ktln- and the blaster they ean make over the rev­ Tte dilinu <dSna of Tu« Sm during the year that has just passed. The daily edition will on week days be a sheet of four page*, and on Sundays a sheet of eight toces, or 56 broad col urns; white the weekly edition will be a sheet of right pages of the Mine dimensions and character thrt arc already familiar to our friends. The Sun will continue to be the strenu­ ous advocate of reform and retrenchment, and of the substitution of statemanship, wisdom, and integrity for hollow pratonoc, imbecility, and fraud in the administration of public affaire.' It will contend for the govenneut of the people by the people and for the people, as opposed to goverment by frauds in the ballot-box and in the counting of rotes, enforced by military violence. It will endeavor to supply its readers—a body now not far from a million of souls— with tho most careful, complete, and trust­ worthy accounts of current events, aud will employ for this purpose a numerous and carefdy selected staff of reporters and cor­ respondents. Its reports from Washing­ ton, especially, * ill be full, accurate, and fearless; and It will doubtless continue to pins1 , ‘ CARBOLIC OIL LINI ME 1ST’ Parttea having Pictures to iramj would do well to ret them framed of as we can do It BeUerand Cheaper than Look here I Look hero! What! don't yea think wo can soli lour.n-1 dnuur Coffins, Caskets A Shrouds tl>«« My lira h> lb. S.I. t " '■ -------SMPFEJt- ’ cut do it, for, with'dm help of line, j term ter have these fo&ars » recall tho look । J. M. HEWES, ;wa guarantee Satirfwcwn. Hcarae fumuAod free io *»'£ P'-^n wrohwrCofin Wtrth Wf ora give you better feuroc than ever ofj fisrod Ultra, for we. make the most of our | • Salisbury & Brosseau. HMrthitf* G-. 22. 75- 5-11 �ihe^ejni-WcBkly hepbblirapbamr IWIAl PAFU IF IAB1T miTT. POST OFFICE TIME CARD x. a.tcrn, at7:17 a. ter, No. 68. R. A. M., held at their Hall in this eity on Friday evening, the following officers is usual with A. Thilo Drake, H, p.; M. W. Riker, K.; Wm. H. Powers, 8.; T. Phillips, C. of fl.; W. 8. Goodyear, p. 8.; C. fl. Bauer, R. A. C.; F 8. Bowen, G. M. 3V.; C. L- Young. 0. M. 2V..' I ..stlncs and Lowell—Arrive dally, exeeplBenday. at 1X00 m.: tears al 1:09 p. m. P. O's—North Inins. FUmore. Downs. Allo. the Holiday trade that renders a journey to >U:» p. m. P. OV-Baltimore. Bedford. Johns- J.M.NIVIR0.P.M. COUNTY OFFICERS. ■Win Tinkler -MiloT. Wheeler .....Johu Hotchkiss r...........------- J W Houshtelin .Porter Durton. Curtis Permr GUIDE CITY LOCAL R- R. TIME-CARD Stahl Express were elected, to serve daring tho year 1677 via: were elected, to servo during the ensuing Malion to tho Card of D*. J. B.La8r*e which will be found in another column of this paper. T. Phillips, W, M.; James Crawley, g, W.; The Doctor wjll bo at the Hartings House on C. H, Bauer, /.■ W.; Charles Weioart, Kecrethe 26th inst. and invites the afflieted to give rotary,; D. Striker, Treasurer; Charite W. . — II L. ....... . . ■ RunTan, 8. D.;J, M, Howes, J. !>.; John Mate. tion and ndfer undertakes a case that he ix ' Tyler. not certsic of curing. The Doctor has recently returned from San Francisco, California, and intend, remaining in this State, and will make Lodge Ko. 321, F. &. A. M. held in their Hal’ a monthly visit to this town <?n the 26th of in this city on Thursday evening Nov. 80th each month giving tho rithens of Hastings the following officers were elected, for the fnand vicinity the benefit of his extensive expertrace and wonderful skill. W. C. Kelley. J. W.; H. E. Johnson, Secretary; the Prospectus of the Detroit Fort the organ of Thomas Altoft, Treasurer, Baker Shriner, 8. tho Republicans of Michigan. It is a paper that Justly commends iteelf to the confidence Lodge No. 181 F. 4 A. M., held at their Hall On Saturday evening Nov. 25lh, the following tentsand purposes a metropolitan journal, second in ability and influence to no paper TO-DAY’S A^VER HSEMENTS. Nalls—Still keep on ths 13 basis. ’ Tinsn stock is x^erxlly 6*10 pereent lower. ^Hntsai—Has weakoned materially • standard A hopa that many, of our subscribers, for ws caaaot give them what tb« metropolitan journal Eli Nichols, W. M.; E. D. Youngs, 8. W.; Geo. II. Ford, J. W.; A. Mordock, Secretary; W. W. Bugbee, Treasurer; Wm. H. Ellsworth, 8. D-; Thomas Ellsworth, J. D.; Geo. P. Coon, Tyler. These officers will probably be instailed aud the Semi Weakly Bxxxxn for*2.90 a year C, M. RUNYAN’S. Ol&sss-Ar. firmer: IUol»M3; 2ya. Kerosene—For fire KetoMno held at advance 34 for Mieh. teat . any other place for Santa Onus present* a Alsohol-Advaneed to*no useles waste of time. And for low price., the Live itosk—Was slow to-day. Hastings Merchant. genensEy, and all dealers Sect; Thomas Altoft, Treasurer, T. J. Brau- u - CatUe-«.75«»t SO ar extremes, with Mr to evod in Holiday Goods in particular, defy successbutcherinr at HUr seau. Sentinel. Bhesp—78 te »lb. ; 138 te 158 lb |4A» At tho regular communication of Hostings betler goods or at hirer prices, than Barnes 4 Lodge No. 62, F. A A. M., held at their Hall in this city, Nov. 28lh the following officers lUhLtSftiS. 1X44 r. x. - llKWr.x. I’v-ifl-Expres«.at .... 4;Ms. a. Frrijbt .... liflr. a. All trains daily «ict»l Samian—axeept as I'crifistl above. HlflMS! 8MBUS! At the regular convocation of Hastings Chap­ *pwured at only a slight advance over inSd^Tn* 7 ^*l 8*’er»«u. peri«>« 1 *WU,e U:W* kD0W from ex* I would respectfully announce to the citi­ zens of Hastings and vicinity, that I have a new and I'ffiH STOCK ' OF «■ I K..W4.CJ dlridinc on W ffi. local Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; (Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold at police,' Remember the place, at J. S. R ITJYYJUY'S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Give me a call. CRAYON PORTRAITS. Thorp L< no Portrait so lasting as a Cray­ on Portrait. Some of the finest Land­ scape paintings and tuoat cosily Portraits are luadiflYom crayon. Watcr-colora and oil painting* often loose their brilliancy ; xxiGGtf but Crayon never fades. Now .is your time to get a good Portrait for one half less money thin you can get from any other first class artist. We .will furnish —for a short time—from a good Photo­ graph or Tin-type, a bust picture, size of glass covering portrait 16x20 inches, with a fine walnut frame,’everything ready fur hanging, for the small sum of *13.00. In Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit and Chicago, they will charge you from *25 to *50 for the same class of work, and no finer than C. M. RUNYAN. ve Got DRUGS what I furnish for *13. Please call and examine work. Residence in First Ward, near State road. One good Agent Wanted. JOHN W’. CUSTER, Artist. xxiG4lf Hastings, Michigan. Ono Help for Hard Timo. Attention Firemen. All About the County. There will be n special meeting of the fire department op Friday eve, Dee. 22. Busiueea of importaned to be considered. A foil attend­ ance la requested. By order of W. F. HJCK8. Chief Engineer. Advertised tetter*. Gue-1 sleighing. List at letters remaining in the Hastin 0. Barry County. MicjZ Dec. 2OJ187G. Business in slowly Improving. rates. • Greenback notes arc worth In coin 93 cents on the dollar. Weekly, only $1 00 a year. Next Monday being Christmas day, no paper Pioneer Meeting. Pioneer Association will meet at Union Hall, in the eity of Hastings, on Thursday the 4th XX52tf_______ Tt»e A visit to the Menagerie of Smith, Maoee A Preston will pay these Holiday times. Bedford will speak at the Presbyterian Church Emmanuel Church on Monday, but wc are not The “Iron Trail. To lacreaM the product cfone's labor, or i>uA spicy sketch descriptive of the At­ *daei>*, and then to make the best use of what is obtained, will certainly be helpful in these chison, Topeka and Shuts Fo Railroad, the hsrd times, or in any other. The bints and beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of suggestions of half a doien intcUigvnt, prac­ tho Rocky Mountains, by “Nym Crinkle," tical men and women, who devoie themselves tho musical and dramatic critic of the to studying and observing, on just this topic, must certainly bo of great utility to every one. New 1 ’wk H'wld, sent tree on applica­ We shall, therefore, do our readers a favor by tion, together with the Sun Juan Guide, directing their attention tx> that mo«t valuable maps and time tables of this new and pop­ pracitblo Journal, the Atnrriem Arnculturirt, ular route, from Kansas City and Atchison which is just Aw entering upon Its 86th year. to Pueblo, Denver and all points iu Colo­ Il is packed fall of useful information, that cannot fall to le very helpful to every fatnilr, rado, New Mexico, Arixona and the San and to evdry man whatever his calling, and Juan Mine*. The Boost lino of Pullman whether residing in City, Village, nr Country. . Slccpeni on tho continent lietween the Mis­ Each Volume gives from 600 to 700 fine en­ souri River and the Rocky .Mountains graving, that are both pleasing and instructive without change. Special round trip tour­ —to Housekeepers aud Children, to Farmers, Mechanics, Merchants, Professional Men, In- ists’ tickets from the Miuouri River to flenrer nt *50, good to stop off at all -n v«. u.wm Flans and im­ provements, with foil particulars of host, etc., points. Address. with engravings, its fearless exposure of T. J. Andebsox. Humbugs and quackery, indeed its whole oome before tho meeting. A cordial invitation in extended to all •‘Pioneers" of Barry Coun- Dated Hostings, Dec. 9th 1876. An immense circulation enables the Publish­ er to supply it al the low coat of *1.60 a year, post-paid, or four copies for *6.40. Take our advice and send now for volume 86, to the Publiahen, Orange Judd Company, 245 Broad- Fcx, Fix, axd Fa*tub*.—This is a puhli- A Vote of Thank*. meme. Though freight rates have been advanced towards living prices, on our Railroads. But they are not yet high enough to earn any div­ idends. Vur foreman goes (o St. Johns to eat Christmax dinner. All connected with the office ' The Grand Central Hotel, New York, was 944 1. O. of G.T., held st their Hall in this city Monday evening Dee. Illh 1876, the folRttoltti, That the thanks of Hastings Lodge No. 'J44 I. O. of G. T., be tendered to the own­ ers of Union Hall for their very libera! charg­ es for use of the Hall last Friday evening. Dated, Cartings December 12th 1876. the first leading hotel to reduce and schedule rooms. Itnowcharges|2.50andS3.00per day. The preparation for the approaching Holi­ days are nearly perfected. The shope hare toys San La-Claus should go well loaded down on bunday night. at our office, on Wednesday morning, will call and get a receipt for it, it will probably be Our friends of Emmanuel Church had a very tival at Union Hall on Tuesday evening. The Supper is reported to have been excellent, the play a social-treat, and the proceeds after pay­ ing all expenses were *106.88. Attest, I an xu L. CauMr, Recording See. conlains the game and game-fish-laws of every State in the Union and the Dominion Provinces and also gives descriptions of all thebeet'placeo for shooting and fiahingln the United States and Canada, tells how to reach them, and what kind of aocommodalions you will find when you get there. It tells 'jou what kind ofteckleto use for tho various kinds of fish, lion -fit shooting apparatus. It contains a ntuafcr of interesting sketches of hunting and fishing adventures, and a vast fund of useful informJUian on field sports and angling that renders the work indispensable to all who use either gun or rod. It Is, in tact, a complete hunting and. fishing directory, and no matter bow much or bow little recreation rou take in the woods and along the streams, you will find Fur, Fix, and Feather worth many times its pries to yon. It is a W-mouthly (every two 1___ .—1 "X -Xlrt larm. friends to the following maga lines: . Prrsas’ Hovsbhold Milodiu, containing five or six beantiftl Songs and Choruses. Paras' Pablo* Mvsic, containing several easy Piano Pieces. • . z-_______ _ . «____ - ___ 11.-.:-- Wk.MV — V—----- — Subscriptions received al ibis office, with tbp BaxK* for *3.60 a year to residents of Barry County. Chas. Buydnm, -publisher. 149 Chambers street. New York city. thors. Pxrus' Oboax Ssutcnon, for Reed or Pipe Organ. Pxrxaa' Sacuxp Bxlxctioxb, containing Hymns, Anthems, etc., and I'rrxns' Octavo Caoame, containing four choice Choruses for Singing 8oei|rtioe. NEW YORK MONEY MARKETS. Naw Yosa. Dee. 14 M7&. GoldJOTH: NEW YORK MARKET Also CONFECTIONS IN WHERE ? iab. Our Centennial, Train has brought me a well assorted' stock of Boots, Shoqs. and Gaiters for the summer and fall trade,. which I will sell way down low for Caah. I also sell the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil. I also sell Weil A Cistern Pumps. J. Maus Opposite the Poet Office xxdltf Hastings, Mich. xxi68tf Speoial Notices. New Advertisements. distribution prwfw. throachoul ths United States, and all eirilisrd countries of ths Wsstern Hsmls- nnhMOIM! tn tho Enfiish. (ietean. Freneh, Welsh. Korwsrian. Swedish, Holland. Bohemian and Spanish Agricultural Society Meeting. Tbo annthd meeting of the Barry coun­ ty Agricultural Society will be held at the Court House in Haitinp, on Tuesday Dec. 26lh at 1 o’clock, p. m.. for the election of officers, and for other business. Hastings Doc. 12th, 1876. J.«to. M. Nxviiri, Secretary. ridians and ialltuds frets of Hostetler’i xxiG6w2. Jewelry! Jewelry!! Holiday Jewelry!!! 41JMMIA1. Oats—Finn: Association, consisting of Wm. B. Goodyear, Peter Cramer, David R. Cook. Mrs. W. Hayes, Bscar—Kavr; soft white refined, 1B4R11KCofcee-Flm at sd ranee; Rio cold. Jobbiae« Java. SlSWU^d. see dull. year, on Wednesday the 27th Inat, at 2 o’clock LIVERPOOL MARKETS. JEWELRY, SILVER person who canuoi pnxrur. «u. —m---. Notice. hood. The Bitten are sold in every alty. town and villace, sad are extensively used throoahoeit the '.'■■■:•' ■' • _ ________________ Farmers pleane take notice that I.have - ■ : To all who ore sA<4« from the errors a*d |nbought out the intercet of Calhoun k To all who srs AS Beckwith, in the hotel barn and you will discretions of yowth. norvi ‘“r.: °.f “‘±K’div*e find it to your intonat to call and sec mo. asriBltf J. W. Brock. And A< lb. Post Office Building, WAcrr ycru will find a Great Variety of Ladict and Geiilletanu' SALE ON EXECUTION. R J. GRANT SELLS, Men't coati . *3.00 Youth'I eoatt *2.50 Unu't * coati Nor. 27, ‘76x-m-61»r6 1 Merton, surety on appeal .bead Bnd tn_fovoe of Kebool I>u:ricl .ember nine (V) of te. Tewatelp WANTED—Our pay at once, it will < save you trouble. xxi46tf Smith, Manec A PretoP. ] Whitmau’s Aaeorted Candies—the best < n the market A full supply at J. P. 1 w - T * and. alto, the north sot eeartsr IWl ottho earth Warm, winter gloves, n large lot for sale ' cheap. Come and see them. John Stanley. Roberts’. ids Goods in thia issue of the Bixin, Call and aoe tho splendid aaoortmvnt of LookatViia! clock A. M. The attention of every teacher is desired. Holiday I. are fullr ^.t forth in 1U pagw. which, iterspcned with pictorial illustrations. SILVER PLATED WARE from the Celebrated Manufactory of Simpaon, Hall, Miller & Ca., WalTingfotd, Cl, for sale cheap at the Post Office Building. xxi65U—11.14.18.21. Flour—Quirt any dell. Johnstown, Baltimore and Hope Teachers Asaociation, will meet at (he Dunnell School We JAS. P. ROBERTS A. Card. Cigar* that cannot be equaled at John We take this opportunity of informing the public, that-we will safely and radical-, ly euro all catte of pileu, without tho use of knife or l«atare. No cure, no pay. E. F. k I. W. Browx. HjuffiWQfl, Dee. 21, 1876. xx>68d Stanley’s. DETROIT MARKET* _ Brbk for sale at my yard- Section 23d, in Rutland. Hkxkt L. Nxvttox. ISe. Sih, 1876. xxi6l:C CHEAP CENTENNIAL TRIP—To xxi46tf LOCKETS. SETS, BRACELETS, CHARMS. A Iso a IzArgc Slock of PICTURE FRAMES. Pictnrsg, HERB IS THE PLACE TO GET YOUR HOLIDAY PORTS. xxi65t3-H.18’l. J. ROBERTS. a roBTwxa fo* oxlt on* ooxxa*. &FTR<r D0L.LAB QUABTXKLT DRAWING. �OUR NEW YORK LETTER. cd f« New York ihjB winter. The church « of the city are just as badly provided Railroads. velvet taking its place. The trimmiog now, as ever, makes the bonnet. Broad "X U doesn't matter Yet a fire in a crowded church ^onld lie a very serious bonnets are tho poorttt-lookine things immaginahle. The new bonnets for child­ ren are dark-brown or pruue colorod vel­ rOLlTJCAL. vet, in tho high ahapc, without any brim Rayos is certainly elected, and the peo­ except a pleating of silk rar Jed on the . Lost Tuesday night, tho Brooklyn ple I breathe freer. Tho relief from the tdge, aud lace frill bcuratb, which gives that the general government would tho breadth of an ordinary brim. The Theatre was burned, during the progress chance ' be delivered over to the unrepentant rebels moat elegant - hats arc deep marcon velvet, of a play, and over three hundred people ( of the South and tho Plug Uglies of the trimmed with roses, shading from pink to lost their livre. It seems incredible that JNorth, is immiaws, nud will be followed by crimson, and loop* ot dark crimson ribbon. so many could die in so short a time 'an immediate revival of business. The The light scarift, often called cardinal, but the ghastly fact cannot bo denied. ;Democratic place hunters here in New looks vulgar in the extreme. York are terribly demoralized end dis­ THE COMPTBOIXERSIilf. The. Theatre is a building one hundred gruntled, and arc as venomous as rattle­ John Kelley, (Boss Kelley), bos been and fifty feet deep, by 70 wide, in thecCn- .snakes. They want to bite something, and appointed Comptroller in place of Andrew tre of a block, with a passage loading from lthey don't care much what. They talk of H. Green, and was promptly confirmed by ami bloodshed, and rivers of blood, Washington street, perhaps 20 foot wide. war ' tho Dcmocraiio Aldcrmcu. Kelley is tho The stage is 50 feet deep, thfc lobby in ]and are generally-gory. I was amused at head of that association of thioves, Tam­ the New York Hotel last night A prom­ front is twenty, leaving on tho ground ।inent Southern Colonel (the New York is many, and is also of the gin-ifiill faction. He b a more dsngcrousJuan than Tweed, floor 80 feet, which is seated. Above ithe Southern headquarters here) was con­ because, while jut as unscrupulous, ho in this ground floor, the Parquotte, is a gal- ’vening with a prominent New York Dem a more able man, and has the gin-mills in ocrat. “ I Bupp<w-j wc arc going to be lery, the Dress Circle, which extends over 1 better Irainint'. This action of tho May­ the Parquctte perhaps thirty feet, and 'counted out," sighed the New Yorker, “I or is a complete surrender of the city to suppose so,” was the reply of tho Southits worst elements. The strikers .arc in above that the Gallery proper. The en­ ‘,'Bnt, Colonel, are wt going to trance to the Dress Circle and the Gallery Icrner. ] ccrtacy, and good men mourn. iuhmlt?” “I gucsa we arc,” Was tbc is from the lobby out-side, being simply a THE BETS. quiet reply. “ Nover 1 The ' South will Btair>case. The Dress Uirde and Gallery ' John Morrisey has declared .all bets on never submit ; nor had she ought to. The people go up one flight together and di- , South will raise the standard of revolt tho Presidency off, and is returning the ver.?' at a lauding one flight up. ’ agttust this nsurmtion, and tho Dcmocra- money he holds—u million and u half—to - Th* Etsgo Is filled with tho-most inflame c^F? of the '^orth will rally to their aid, the rightful owner?. What the ethers mblfe material ima-iwable. The “flies*’ are will do no ouo knows. There is a fear on and---------- ” ' “Nb it won't do anything short curtains of canvas painted in oil, to of the kind” was the Colonel’s reply. the part of betters that instead of declar­ represent skies or clouds or what may be "Judge, once before the Democracy of tho ing tbc bets “off," they will take them­ required, mounted on tbe lightest pine South revolted on just vuch promises. In selves off. They arc ail shaky. wood, nnd the "winga” and tho “flate” are 1 YSG1 I revolted and I did it because you Pietro. also painted canvas, on the lightest possi­ wrote me, end 1 have your letter yet. that ble frames, nnd it must be taken into ac­ , tbc Dwocroey of tbc North would stand NEW ADVERTISMENTS. count that almost tho entire space back of by us, and you—Tvcmcmher it well—as-’ the curtain, except that shown to the pco cured me in a letter that if Massachusotte pic when it is rawed, is filled witK scenery troops undertook io go thrqngh New York of different plays,stacked up, which makes1 they would have to march oxer your body the ’’behind the scenes” of a theatre a to cross to Jersey City. They did pass magazine oi com bus In bl es, almost as dan­ ’ through tho city, and if they all tramped gerous as n powder house. The play was1 over your bodv you are a tough one. At the “Two Orphans,’’ and the scene was a‘ times I thought there was over a million boat-house. In this scene there arc not of 'em. I think I saw your name as a only the wings representing the sides of a1 ' ice President of a war meeting—I know house, but the ceiling is represented, which' you ocnl substitutes to fight against us is also painted canvas. The theatre wasJ every time you were drafted. No, Judge, ’‘Lr*r u:,r.,ant lor full with a delighted audience. By some’ if you want any war—you didn’t kc any accident one of the flics was blown against1 of it and don’t understand it—you xaisb a gasjee, and one ofthe employees attempt­ ’ the standard of revolt, mid wo will help ed to cut it loose. It fell, all in a blaze 5 von. Ait for me I have had •enough of it; upon tho ceiling of the scene below, and in1 I can live under Hayes—he is '^pretty AGEhrS WANTED FOR HISTORY an instant that was in a blaze. The act­ ’ good man—I know he is a mighty good ors on the stage saw it, but hoped it would* soldier, ’cause I tried hun a good many bo extinguishod and went on with their r times. If you want wa/you are entirely It eells talar than any oU<«r .book. One Aaenl parts, but it had too much head-way. In a1 welcome to sUrt it—I hsve had enough of •old 54 copies in one day. Thu i> the only Bathen­ tin and complete history pnbluhed. Send forW ruupaent the painted canvas was on fire, • it, I thank you.” the affrighted audience rose, and a wild Tbo Southern men arc more reasonable rush at the doors commenced. All order’ than the 'New York Democrat*, :md are was st an end, the only thing for every much less inflammatory in their talk. one was to gut on: ot the hell that was1 What the hotspurs Bay do in tho South, m-IforSor MlCTHtt.aw LIST. StaifrvvM i’’rSll<>M.w,lrjr Sf°’ ’*n<nv,sta* 4 COraging. The people in the crowded gal­ ' of course no one can tell, but the dara lery precipitated themselves down the tor­' that come here arc anything but firc-catera. tuous pai&age, and at the landing met the’ Hayas » dectad—ha will be inaugurated, equally wild crowd from the dress circle,• -gEb.yiU.Bive the country so good a and the two masses became wedged in, so‘ government that a year from now p^plc that passage was impossible, and there was1 will wonder that any cnc wonted any on? a dead-lock which human strength was im­; else. And tfad Democracy, after they have possible to break. All this wail the work: had their bluster, will acquiasce, like little ourhly of a minute. In the meantime, the stage' men. . was a lurid furnace, the oil and the light . HREELEr. wood of the wings and stage sots belching Monday last- a monument to the mem­ out great volumes of smoke and flatne, fillory of Horace Grcclcy wascrcctcd over his minty of doom, the ceiling of the building grave in Greenwood Cemetery. A very Targe number of distinguished men were was made of a sort of pasteboard, which was ns combustible as the cauvas, and the present to do honor to the great journalist, $55 g it is singular, though, bow little of a jnau's flames ran along that like powder, making 3$ s $2or;s."*!K, rff-s a furnace right above the heads of those work survives him. Harare Greeley con­ . trolled a paper which, at one lime, was the tend. M». in the gallery. And nil this time the only most influential in the conntry. lie was Sseclal,Chronic and Obscure Diseases exit from the dress circle and the gallery one of the principal founders of the Re­ was blocked by the two masses that had publican party, oue pf tho chief promoters met at tho landing common to both, and of the temperance cause, and the head and and (ciantlAc maimor. Iraciediato raliaf: speedy, escape was impossible. The fire leaped perfect and pennan.nl cun*. A •uceew.fu! tjepenfront of all schemes of philanthropy and from one part of the building to another, the wooden scats caught and blazed ; the progress. Age brought disappointment; disappointment roared him ; aa ambition, unfortunates, wedged in and helpless, fell, Which a bnsy life had kept in subjection, suffocated by tho smoke and roasted by asserted iteelf when hu bnd not the the fire. The supports ware burned off, strength to keep it under, bad men played and finally the -mass full, with probably three hundred and fifty burned men and With him ; and l.e fell. His paper got in to other keeping, and deepito tho efforts women in its terrible embrace. of those still connected with it—who The sight the next .morning was horri­ loved tbc old man aud would have l>een ble and sickening. Where the gallants loyal to bis memory—it was turned into fell hundreds of bodies burned and athrdevious paths. I: was almost everything red beyond identification were found, ud for several years that Horace Greeley ell’ through the debris, covered wrA would not have had it, and only within a burned timbers, maases of brick, and the year has got back into its old moorings. fearful Kmoanta of a conflagration, were And Gnclcy hinuclf died poor. His pa­ bodies in every poMible form of disfigure per was supposed to have been making New York, Dec. Sth, 1876. THE TRAGEDY AT THE BROOKT.yn tHEA; G. P. Rowell &, Co's. Col. The Irf Rock t ort Smith vENTEN’L EXHIBITION a£^u“.,TT4*^Rl”L"“'‘c'•12^ari».M?&tT5SEs! •orReady for Agents—The REMOVAL! M HAT STOW GRAND RAPIDS. tify children, friends Marching for the of friends, friooi. bnHbm fcXlw tins of brother* for brothers. ^,bi:tt)IXr'iini"'riJrndTllSl' Tb. .W. geo. era! Eloom ovenmnwds it. • • I saw the bodies at* tho Morgue, and wlssso there was cuouch left of one to | uut- , . , show anj eourac, as the representative of the advanc­ ss if in effort to ward off the fate that was ed thought of the eity and country, it will overtaking them. A more ghastly sight— courn oat all right. But who can tell ? a more absolute nightmare than the smok­ Who knows whore money is behind iz,and ing ruins of the theatre and tho Morgue everybody knows what ’ power money has. And speaking of newspaj/m it is r mistake to nupposc that a newspaper in New York is a gold mivc. The Herald, the Poet, Commercial Adcrrtiaer, and the -Saw arc making money. The- World has always sunk money, tho Ttmct makes something of ire. The others are, like the one debut. more by iu rral estate than tho paper; tbe is holding about even, and with the rest it is a struggle with mortga- It fo fioife of Tt/taon- M or 4l>oLro/l inw o"t "wc WM locwd if Ti/t ftrlTfiTTiouf Sjont, 22 MONROE ST. NEXT DOOR TO Railroads. CMcap, M liM & Pacific Michigan The Brooklyn Horror—P o 1111 o a |_ with fcxita, but ai they ore never crowded, scarfs of silk or velvet must be hid m Greeley- Fnshlom—Tie Comr,trol- and aa there t» an attire alxwnco of any­ many folds about the crown, fall plumes thing inflammable (except in the discourc- and bows soften tho outline, or the higli lership—Bets. The direct route ta „ When ErenMy will le«4 > FlrHClass Newspaper. THE DETROIT POST A Tkeraaghly Baufl. Reliable, aad Eaterpriaiif Bepablicaa Newspaper, And the Beet Family Journal PMitked in thu State. Everything indicates that the American people arc entering upon one of the most ex> ' citing periods of our history. The struggle over the result of tho Presidential election now appears likely to be transferred from the disputed States to the arena of Con* grew. 1 f this occurs, the struggle will undoubtely be a most exciting one, and it will not terminate until next March. Mean* while the peace efthe Republic will be in constant peril, and tho public will con­ stantly demandJwith the greatest eager­ ness, tho latest ind fullest newa of the va­ rious phases oftbc content, In any event, tho. coming session of Congress will be centkal railroad. TIZwIE TABLE. JOLIET. MORRIS, LASALLE, iuum. la cox. peokja. genes Taldxxg Effect Deo. 10th, BO, MOLINE, ROCK ISLAND, DA VENPORT. MUSCA TINE, ._____ ______ GOrSifi FAST.' WASHINGTON. IOWA CITI. GRIN, NELL, NEWTON, pES MOINES 1876. Cnrmr.il Blufis and Omaha, Without Change of Cars, Where ItJoins wHb th* Union 1'ssiBdi Bail war for TVates leave Dallj/ at foliowe ns KANSAS LINE. 110 KiImmiw. LEAVE5WOHTH, ATCHISON, a Nd CHICAGO, SSSlfck. M Manhall. il< «- a. ‘ 2 « Im uw - KANSAS, INDIAN TERRITO Bib'S, COLORADO, AND NBW MEXICO. GOING WEST. MOST IXCIT1SO EVER KNOWN, The heated debates of the last session will be renewed, with the added bitterness ONE or THE be more arrogant, and tho loyal North more finn, than ever before. During the session no intelligent citizen can afford to be without a reliable newspaper, which will give him all the newa. It w also probable that Europe is about to enter upon A. TREMENDOUS WAR, whose continuance antf result no man can now foretell, but whoee program will have a prodigious effect upon American pros­ perity. Every business man, especially every farmer, and every mechanic, will bo directly and deeply interested in tbe progress and influence of the grand events which arc believed to be already impending. ALL THE GREAT ISSUES of the time will bo discussed by the Pott with candor, boldness, ability, and in the highest spirit of patriotism. It will fur­ nish its readers with ALL THE NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE . WORLD. In all that goes to make np a firsticlaas newspaper, the Poet has no equal among Michigan journals. In each of its edi­ tions, and in all of its departments, it is edited with groat core, preserves a healthy and elevated tone, and has a well-earned reputation for ability,, scholarship, good taste ana vigorous originality. . CALIFORNIA SSSS^3*- 57k Chicago d-Nmthircttrrn RaiLcayK Embraces under one management the Great Trunk Railway Lincs of the West and Northwest, and, with its numerous branches and connections, forms the short­ est aud quickest route between. Chicago and all points in Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan, Minnesota. Iowa, Ne­ braska, California, and the Western Tcr< ritories. Its Albion.' Omaha and California Line Is the shortest apd boa route for all points in Northern Illinois, Iowa, Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Colarado, Utah. Ne-t vada, California. Oregon, Chinn, Japan and Australia. Its ctilcau Cite, nrinston. Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line lathe short line for Northern iscbnsin and Minnesota, end fur Madison, St. Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth and el! points in the Qreat Northwest. Its Winona and St. Peter Lint Is tho only route for Winona, Rochcatep. Owatonna, Mankato, St. Peter, New Vim. and all points in Southern nud Central Minnesota. Its. • Gca/ISop-i.Petr Ji GRAND RAPJB8 DIVISION. The Reliable short Line! . EAST AND WEST. to 5«r> raoM IRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT! TIME TABLE. Green Bay^nd Marquette Is tbe only liuo fur Janmilk, Water­ ' AB A FAMILY PAPER, town, Fon du Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton. Tbc Wecxly Poet, while culling from Green Bay, Esnanaba, Negaunee, Mar­ all sources of information, is Careful to re­ quette, Houghton, Hancock, And the Lake member that its columns are fur the young Superior Country Its Miiawmis as well as for the old, and that the morals as well as die mind are part of a news­ Vc-siantrille paper education. Wki’a hoping to pro­ mote the general good through thia medi­ um it will scrupulously guard against do­ ing individual harm. Is the old Lake Shore Route aud is the The Literary Character of the Paet is only one passing through- Evanston, Lake higher iu tone and broader in scope than Forest, Highland Park. Waukegan,’ Ra« that of any other Detroit paper. Its News cine, Keoueha to Milwaukee. Department is edited with reference to furnishing the most accurate information Arc run on all through trains of this on the mast subjects. Tbo twenty five to road. avATiaira. I 1 forty columns of telegraphic dispatches re­ This is the ONLY LINE running these ceived each week by the daily Poet arc cars between Chicago and St. Paul, Caicarefully coudefifed and summarised es­ cago and Milwaukee, dr Chicago and Wi­ pecially for thu 'Weekly, and thus the news nona. from all parts of the world is given with At Omaha our Sleepers connect with cash isgne. In addition, it eirifitoys a the Overland Sleepers on the Union large corps of local correspondents in the Pacific Railroad for all points Weal of the State, whose especial duty it is to give Missouri River. ' more in detail an acoount of domestic On tho arrival of tho trains from the HiildkHllo 3 4S “ | East or South, the trains of the Chicago . area, i$; I ganitationa, the Legislative, Religious, Ed­ A North-Western Railwlfy \ LEAVE ucational, and other local bodies, are all GHIAGO ns follows; carefully reported. For Council Blufis, Omaha and Cali­ Tho Market Reports given in the vari­ fornia, Two Through Trains daily, with. ous editions of the Putt are much more Pullman Palace Drawing Room and full and reliable than those of any of its Sleeping Cara through to Council Blufis. Detroit cotcmporaritM, each separate issue For St. Paul and Minneapolis Two being carefully revised and corrected. Through Trains Daily, with Pullmau A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT, Palace Cara attached on both trains. devoted to Agriculture, Horticulture, and For Green Bay and Lake Superior. Household'affairs, hu been added to the Two Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cara attached, and running through to ougbly competent special editor. This Marquette. feature has attracted much attention For Milwaukee, Four Through Trains throughout the State already, and has daily, Pullmrn Cars on night trains Parlor ercrywhero received high encomiums. In Chair Cars on day trains. every way, the Poet for the yeisr 1877 will For Sparta and Winona and points in be the Beet Paper for Mideigt^ Readen .'•linncsota. Ono Phrough Train dally, with published in this State; and this rcputa- Pullman Sleepers to Wiuoua. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two CIRCULATE TOUR COCKTY I'ATEHB. Through Trains doily, with Putlnmu Cars VOBK I'.WItU. The more the local papers of the State on night trams. arc circulated and read, in their several For Dubique and La Crosse, via Clin­ localities, the greater will be the demand ton twoTorou^h Trains daily, with Pullfor a large city and State journal, Eke the mas Cara on night train to McGregor Iowa. Poet, because the local journals create a For Sioux City and Yankton, Two Trains daily, Pullman Cora to Musovra. Volley Junction. . For Lake Geneva, Four Trains daily. For, Roekford, Sterling. Keuosha, Janesville, and other pointe, you can have and our prosperity will not fail to be pro­ from two to ten trains duly. moted by thoua. We prero the cbims of New York Office, No. 415, Broadway; tlie Pbet upon public attention, not u a Boston Office No. 5 Statu Street; Omahs rival to detract fre-m the circulation of the Office, 253 Fathom Street; San Francirco ine sssie. Chicago and Milwaukee Line Pullman Palace Cars I fiswaa. Northern BAILWAY COMPANY CENTRAL Philadelphia, Pennsylvania UllI.ROAIl Railroad STATIONS flrete ow’y pcmble when eeubfah new poj.cns here is fearfbl. e taking place, and whiA ' VARHIOXS. ,. Tlx) wt-d-oeatthc Odd, omfortahiodookinsr kmgsaoqtrai, ohsped lom-tly.to tbe body a«d oorariaff readers XI ON TICKETS’^ 85.30 iffiiran Uluru-, - . Jsr-BBr«.r ‘wassrtf- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-12-28.pdf 5dd4348c2442ee3219d84777787a9212 PDF Text Text ‘D3LE VOL. XXI. NO. 70. fhe Seihi-Weekly h enlih 1 icaji bamr GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28,1876. TM3 THE NEW YORK topic, Awuisng, instructive and suggestive. Thus wo shall aim tj make THE DE­ TROIT TRIBUNE FOR 1877 more j complete in all it< departments, and more ' valuable in its contents. th-n ever before, and thus continue t«» win to it an ever-grow­ ing constituency of i»ioady and attached' n. t. supporters and frieudsto whoso wants and I SINGLE <WV. <wy«ar wishes if shall bo oat pleasure to minister. ! CtabaufTTVi: -- rnnro. an* year TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE. I • • Tr;................................ OniT TIIIDIM’ 1$HE REPRESENTATIVE u~~ '■ ■■ ;h *Hec»l Stat* Stmt. llMtlnae. Barry Republican betters.'John Morrisey and set’ era! other Democratic gamblent—the pro- Semi-Weekly Post. FOR 1877. MICJI1GAN_NEWSPaPEB. Dauvv iw* vair. Matas* MtU by ne...... .. — 114 •' ’ this city to manipulate the pool rooms in- the interest of the great reformer. SINGLE COPT> one year Club* of TEN or mure, < • -IWlJjnT •• . recent American history finds the Rspublican party victorious, but under such «»■ cumatanDes, and with such a dose result as to call upon it imperatively for the ex- , , 1 i erase of the greatest circumspection, the j necessary. all events, no he gets a amount on Tilden; iiiaen; at au tirkM rorrtifronfF In th.* f.M M eertifpng to that fact. Now, Mr. 1 10 - SKTL1’ Tildens gams with the gamblers—it is a furnish the needed public woriu of the city, charactorutic of Mr. Tilden that he is not | *?d keep poor eut of want for a generation.’ D qj Th* Waekly and th* Semi WmUj pv* oarorema- I ful selection* from the eolumns of the Daizv d let- | Eraxixo I'uev, combined with original matter Tilden as against Hayes, some nights the ! fa the city for the winter. prepared exprroaly for them. TIIK TBIB15E, The appeals that are made differ­ L TI...V M.nl.l. . F..11------- 1 *---- . _ .------- ■ betting being two to one. Every night tbe ’I - to the Associated Prase sent over all the country ent uhantable associations are pitiful. A The dissatisfaction of the people with woman and her daughter for instanoo, in a | much that'has occurred in ite ■.dminitlrathe betting market, and the managers here Agrieu’tural Department of th«M two journ till hall bedroom, without fire, light or doth। lion is umistakablc. Their demand is for | telegraphed leading Democrats tho transac­ ing, sleeping on the cold floor, with nothing 1 i Colams 1 t.«O I SJD j IMO I 43.'” > a genuine Rclornixand it will brook no 'SColams! iM I J*»_l_W.tfT tions the pool-rooms as regular as the over or under them, and only irach food i further evasion or delay. The anarchic bank sends tbe business of the day to their as they, can pick up in the streets; condition of the Southern States, the joint ; may xeeure a really valuable article, fron a as well as country corespondents. And it had the familue destitute of fuel result of iguorat suffrage on the one hand ■' Aj- fl Jiinro/fHr* food and' clothing; families on the street and bitter and growing hatred of . the i liaro. W.OJr«u. effect intended. To see such odds offered, without even tire shelter of a roof But equality of all men before the law on tho ' _______ I or earn a liberal ca»Ii premium, with little at what was supposed to be tho very centre lot InecitUn. and five rtu'J per line fur e why enumerate ? There arc 50,000 men I I, r>i ir.—rtiop. Nodadnetioa from the other, demands some adequate remedy T , f.. , . . S. B.—Throe ratee are for SJ inch I'alun of information, disheartened Republicans, out of employment. There aro thousands which cannot long be withheld with safety. I .LAT£6SL v/irClllclL10Il who felt it was no use to fight if th$_bat- of women in the same fix, and the cold is The prostrate business energies of the I AMONS THE BEST PEOPLE.' may obtain on* of throe premiums at Issseoxt tlc was against them from ths Eegining intense. It is pilifnl And the trouble country must be revived by some stimulus than it can tw obtaiurl WITH oct ths paper, by and it swept into thejanks of the -Democ> is, the chairtably indined are puzzled to ’ that shall give employment to idle labor, prnTYRRpq ait THF know what to do. The honest poor suffer, and no Idas idle capital. The problem of vJ~clT 2, ,IE? ALL ?H.E bveominjt a lub’cribtr to the E«m:so Potr. racy all that class of political driftwood die, and make no sign, while the sturdy rauIjMiM our .0 ike 1 of »o >» »od tl. professional mendicant fills the streets with that wants to keep on the big side. Now his howl. The benevolent dare not give «E»B »>« LIST OF PREMIUMS'. had Mr. Tilden actually put up this mon­ on the street for distress is so artfully sim­ for d,r IL-ITISIMVAMULANDINDE-I ■' ________________ ey it would havo- cost him immeniely. ulated that it takes a very acute man to •heif nr ev. n inoident'-d t romot:on PENDENT. Belicvin;’ in intelligent suff_ vi-zi nvno aot>o vo eheir, nrcvi-n largp^-inddental. promotion ■ b SPECIMEN M MBERSSENT FREE, Tickets were out in John Morrisey’s rooms know what to du . it is not pleasant to ot partMn ends has met with popular , ’7’“ .5, 7*; imtw representing a million and a half doNars, of give charity and feel that the chanoea are eoudTrnwion .nd »o>. cr^-, "J ywlrfy U»i» -----------------------which the Democracy at the odds that were even that it will bt squandered in a gin­ k i. ubder .uch rireunuure, » ifow f" *“B1 ,1,,<:tar»' °f *h‘'“ A44~. mill in a half hour. A few organizations CKNTRAL HOUSE. given should have had a million. B«t have reduced down to a system, and' are always was HASTINGS. MICIU L. B. FTAUTF1 behold you, the moment it became certain good. If any of your readers want coupled with conditions that muat be ful- ESSE.Vnri.Ll UKl-UBUCAN. ’ il o k that Kayos was elected, and that he would doing to do good let diem send clothing, old or SI J „ .M or.fiiWfou July qMrrol IB th. future, Mil ku dom> be inaugurated. Mr. Morrisey fame* a new, provisions, money or anything that bee. pdoed b only . tperfon of brief • ■" F*“- *"l‘ . 'm.™ °f pronuneiam into, declaring tbe election so can l-e used to St John's guild, New York, ‘ leaders cr corruptions iu tbe Kqiubhcoa and they may be sure that some deserving THE PETBOIT TRIBONE 1. on. of “ <?«.»«»««« “ be.»jw •» ■ much iu doubt that he feds it his duty t o poor woman has received a benefit lbw ilul belrirro tbotthao drm.od, Bq>tibl*an prioopl., .nd -preully to I PHIL W. MISKERX. declare all bets off, and that he would re­ “r "P1”™" ATTORNEY AT L1VT. Prompt yttvnliua paW mode upon tbo IU-puWie.t. tarty-tie fund money on tickets, lea* his commi s_ to all Collrotioat. U®rc with wm. L. Cobh. pun oZu fin. tlan-tn bo utd mu« , mrortn h.nln.onry, the oneutyofll.. N.. UFB INarKANCB. ■ion three per cent ! Tbe Republicans wb0 L to«. Ittrjoioe. Mill further in the ttotal &..b .nd ^unl juMfo, to.ll el««. > The failure of the Continental gave the bet go up and get their money, leu the fnithllnM our juat^leeted Pr.ddeut, Huth- *‘ fS™’J ! HARVEY WRIGHT. life insurance wreckers of tho city their ATTORNEY AT LAW udSolicitoriniC erfon! B. H.Je., i. corerned by parley °f fl"T- H«y™ • •dnnmb.e l«ter per cent, the Democracy having had the opportunity, which, like ofher pirates, they MSv* io Cuw« Block over Bartow 1 O< tb. priMjda, .nd BoTtJI by o.«ly th. » >~F“£s M0RU T0X{. pl.RE ; =3r use of it for mouths. Had Tilden be cu were quick to improve. The last attempt was ag»fast the Now Jersey Mutual. determination, that will enable him to tim .... .royij Th* “Tvanox nurx*,” elected there, would have been no dedat­ to the Light o£ (bo pneeot UoubM AND ELfcl ATb». Tte tad, ttrdt ....... ing off, but tbe conspirators would have This company offered tbe policy-holders of eooplioied Mtu.lio», .nd to derta tueb . “ ■«’« F»l»td by .nytb.ug »h.eb .p. o-jj.^-i, held every dollar. I have no sympathy tbe Continental to substitute their own poll trta BM-nneof ntlier., .bttli r»»n pub. P«“ “ “« ? “oK with the men who bet, and I only narrate icios for those in the defunct company, and ’.RAND RAPIDS.......................................... MICH . B|____ b^j-1, V.—THE UUULl.bhl BTANDAHD 1 MrtriMartroarvaaaroacad: he onler and confidence, abolish , AND CURRENT LITERATURE of the -»~s thia incident to show with what dirty tools immediately there was a howl raisod agaiwt abuses, and convince the people that the I prwcDt^ in its columns, including * * ’^*3 the great reformer undertook to carve bi* it, and charges were made of collarion with the officers of the Continental. The fact is, oartv which carried our Ciril country •. , D . ® <*«• th* kifL««t Muoinctiaa •• tk« iw* way to the Presidency. SXSXrf. ?.r,through .h£b _ 1 By the way, let no Republican feel the offer was legitmate and proper as pc«> ; ta.nragRlcdraroe.L'yBtthtbeeuyeliBsl, f V1^_IT I? ^HE Ilf'ST \X1I 1 JSSSSZMSX alarmed about the warlike demonstrations siblc, and was beneficial to both the Mutual BOARD AF»‘ ROOM. |XW PER DAT. I difficult pn.bl.rn. of rreoo-lnteiion wb.ob chpXeST FAMER'S 1'APEB PUB &'^Jfc5r5'ntiS..-X on tbe part of tbe Democracy in Indiana. and the policy-holders of the Continental. A.nnn.7 j At c.n i til* drill mi Um All that stuff gets its inspiration from the The Mutual gets a largo number of policy­ has labored.cenous.y. though wuh little LJgHEl) ... 7A, Wri.^ Tribune >>«-ni. 7 A* Weekly Tribune has ' • JStbcr. Democratic General Committee here, and holders without commissions to agents, or ' .rail a. Jel.. to rertore our n> * ,00e more to make eood ffirwer. thou .a, .oiHau.«, <x -rtiu is done at their order. The game now is to any cost to the company; and the .Conti­ I ntiHual .nd bcultly conditloa—that tbu Mumc., wb|j, ^j^.. gohjU-u--»™‘iu “iSt”, hold meetings, and pass war naolutionn, nental policy-holder gets good insurance in party u cob^ctcal to eor.dnct the offiun yij—THE MARKET REPORTS St75-— “-y, | .foot pv.tB.tion in ti»« of ™»ee tad | to eTOJ and indulge in all sort* of bombast, with place of a dead policy, arfthout additonal the hope that timid Republicans will be payments. The man who took a policy inthc i..m«.tKlt.y.,..n ofhunrt..y »dj». frightened to the extent of being willing to Continental at 30 yuan of age, would have I t.ro that .«k. the ■ ,ioL p„„ daily tad tadtly'of alnto.1 ” "” “ surrender their rights for the sake of lance to pay a heavier premium at 40. Thia dif I JT.Zn.', ■ ri« 1 .r.ry.rta.lxntsbt ----------------------------------All soil. promFtlr attended to. every article bought tadtaUiBltatuptaU and sold in the markets ai >. ptmUc-----------i ntrr*u«i mw aod The Democratic editorial mill berc is filling fcrence the New Jersey Mutual expects । THE TRIBLM. will tberofut,- Xb pre oflh« woria .Itn-nt. world, ,„a Bod with .nearingta.1 «Bvu;oBtad.lm-»t the country Democratic press with ready­ to make up out of tbe assete of tbe dead ta «rrp., tad tnStatta tn ll.» erta. » u made editorials all shrieking for blood, company, which must besomething. Pres­ .to .till .droe.t.ng Kopub .eta j g.b'’Mtakrt. mb lb. retmp ' and their agents are traversing the ident 8ted well, like President Buell of the । and upholding the Republican urgsMtaa* | country in every direction fanning the flame. United States, took tbe blackmailcn who l lion in a just, law-abiding and selfrespccVIIi.-MOKB COPIES of Th. 7-A.~ They don't mean to fight, for the South will were attempting to make a panic by the I ting of ite fa ire _idfi,r.M|mjbr,taABtairtaP«B. img maintenance BU1B1.B.BM OF u rights, ntaU, seeing ««n IB not support them, and the moment Hayes is throat, and smashed them at the beginning. lhBldlre«ioB ll.epalbpl«tab .l»«rk«10Bl! 1J h bbw<|»1wof cju.l . 1»~. T-inaugurated they will settle down as calmly Whoever assaults the sound institutions of by pBlnolfo -July. II will wnre I. p« fort' Ihieh U Ita as sleeping babies, and give attention to the country, on which so heavy a per cent B bm4 tadlBfolhgtai v>.« rf demon.wi,ny..r th. or Ita their neglected bar-rooms and faro banks. of the people depend for sccurrity, does At A. M. Rock’s Carriage Shop affairs, and Will place before its readers . TttalbtrfrtiBru*** I must confeaa, however, that it is a little I the most criminal act that man can be d>o BtaBlrttapUle tad tta HEADERS or Th. Inithe most complete and the Oritat earliest iBfcrt pg(:.'_THB THE KEADEKS of Th. Irilhard for than fellows who have been cat- ■' guilty of. Jefferson St., • Hastings, Mich motion >-btalnahlo from dl authoritative unc represent largely the beet enterprising xzlnSaaW ing husks far sixteen yearn, to come so near BENTS sources- W« intend that ite riyular dailj andprogesrivo minds of the country. Persona tbe crib without being aide to got their and weekly i’>nipcndium of political intelli­ who are interested in pure politics, the ad­ aro going down every day. The number nosea into it, gence shall bo of the fullest in point of of people who could not afford whole vance rf aicoce, and the progess of opinion , scope and fieahc.it iu point of time. In Louses, who have gone into flats, is eoors VAIHION ITEMS. will find their demanda met by The Irishort, Tur. Thibuxe's reader* will be kept moos, and the result ia a numbar ofempty bwtte. Cloaks are now the larger part of the tenements. The old rente will never be re­ fully abrest with the ever-moving current X.-PCgLIC APPROVAL AND dress. Dolmans nod aaoques reach below established, for tbe hard times have taught of events. __ PROSPERITY have rewarded tho fade As to GENERAL NEWS in si! its va­ the knee. Circular! and ulsters nearly people how to live cheaply. A good flat, pendentjandadfirospect course of The Trib­ cover the dress. This is most comfortable which is one floor of a building subdivided rious department, wo propose to furnish a une. It has a larger and stronger corps for winter and looks so, besides being into nine rooms, which is enough tor an variety that ifaall meet all needs and tastes, of earnest workers among ite friends than healthy, because thev protect tbe lower ordinary family, tan lx> had now for from Md make I HE TRIBUNE a welcome ever before, and constantly receives from part of tbe figure without the heavy skirta, 825 to 850 a month, heated. The same visitor in every office, countfag room work­ old and new resdera words of encourage­ which must be worn with street cloaks. amount of room in a house would sort not («boraq«MM*ll1, *> shop and manufactory, abd a double-wel­ lb.Prwnl »uluia«,i The Bebe bonnet add another item of com­ lea than 82,000 a year. come friend Lt every tirewde. Our collec- ment. OF HASTINGS AND VICINITT. fort. as it ia an exact copy of a child's bon tiun of MICHIGAN NEWS by a large BL SIK KHS. TERMH OFTHETIIIBCNE, net, covering the cars and back of tbe head, corps of paid correspondents, by means of DR J. B. LaSURE (POBTAOB YREE TO TUB BEBSCIBBR.; Ia exceedingly dull in overtiring but a point greatly desired by elderly ladies. tdegarph and mail we; intend •ball remain And these small bonnets are as handsome holiday goods. Everybody, rich and poor altogether unrivalled. Our AGRICUL­ OUR NEW YORK LETTER. as they are snug, in scaLfur cr dark velvet who can raise anything is buying some* TURAL DEPARMEN’T will continue 1- -1 or __ rich _i_V _____ 1. face trimming* tUBtataUtart. thing to gladden the hearts of loved ones, with cardinal purple to completely outstrip all others, and form a feature of the paper that will be worth I Pclitia»l—Fashion ltem»-Tho Poor under the bunches of yellow Valenciennes, •nd tbe retail dealers are doing a lively burinmb. But burineo* tn general ia doll, which softens the face. manv time* ita coat to tho great Arriculalways with us—Life Insurance— and will be till the presidential scare ia off. tural interest of the State. Our MARTHE POO* ALWAYS WITH VS Rents—Business. There is one encouraging feature in it, । —“•»= Careful statistics show 50,000 working however. The excess of exports over im­ ba^hlwwt «•*<y'tsisKsr ’1 ports and tbe tolerable cer­ Nbw York, Dec. 15th, 1876. mechanics fa this city out of work, repre­ tainty of the inauguration of President ■mo- »f WOMBf. yeaas or oU trroiwt senting about 100,000 people without the POLITICAL. •rith the harper*' r««lu. After the tragedy the farce. It is well means of living. Laborers on tbe new (U l.U-4 UmMbI•£‘b« fortjrtL,... «- comuLTATioxn**. -v» streets are etspfa>d for 81.25 a day, and movements ind prices of all ths great , ^fLA*C^aUtXralan»a«*mmt«wiU bamas*. v for every serious matter to go out of the citizens grumble bfieausc they are not cut cf tn de in which tbe public mind with a laugh. The laugh after down lo W emu. Men kitooul on l«™ the fierce excitement nt the election and .boolSnr Imk f« U00 . noolh THE TBIBUME, the dispute thatToBows it, is the mat trick f that can t>a guinea tn NEW-TORK of ■election, whifa cur 7CH3 CLUB AGENTS ANY PERSON ' 1 n’-IT w.AS tT . H Misters, HL C. BRYAN? I4 0», CH, Misters. Y. , Scribner’s Monthly. • « ■™ place to ale/p. Thirty respectable mecbanics appbed to be sent to the workhouse on Blackwell's Island for the winter, rather than starve, as they could get no work. There is less work and less hope for thepoor this winter than last, and in the end, work muatbe provided by thecitv. or there will be bread riots. N obody can blame workingmen if they take matters into their own hands. They arc eagre to work, and earn enough to keep their families from starving, but it is denied them. Would jrou who read this see your children starve in such a ease without making some vigor­ ous protest that would strike right from —a,.— , * aB»C “dllOM WBated in the lMt ten years ^corrupt officals would above anything—was to have tho pool-eel- 1 ‘\?Y’ imorc. Wite a week from the 1..M .nnoortAn .v.ro I “V and uiore in the city who kn announce ev^ night large odds on can |®»d it woiM rdfavc mH the distraa PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS ........ »• ?ri When be sumes some one else has put up tho proper The Leading Amsriaa newspaper. GRAX'> haxo to a penknife, j w In these places no man sees puts up a hundred dollars on Hayes he pre­ The New-York it w » n a They didn’t put up a cent of money, nor was i» --------__________ /Weekly Post. TRIBUNE ** i afe all Democrats, and very prominent on* anybody's money but his own. w sssirJewnUunina all the •••>• rt dailim sad • uriealid pawr w tpenethhut m*te than a Weekly and than a Daily ii derinal) psr year The Hoee of one of the moat exciting and ‘ Iftrdly-J. ught political coutcate known to ! 114TES OF AD VER TIRING. prieton of gambling hells, be it known, —conspired with the Tilden manager*' in Established: THE W EEKLY IX 1828, THE DAILY IX 18J5. WHOLE NO 2013, Sweet’s Hotel, DENTIST Michipn. Nasliville, J- CarHa^, Sim and Ornamental P A I N TE R Dr. J. B. LaSure'e Ad. READ ! READ ! READ ! Special Medical Announcement -Joy Comfort and Happiness Sick aadAttUethdt �Hawirm, Mick., D«a 28,18T6. The Grand Rapids College fcf having more new students this year'than ever.— Cedar Spring* Clipper. The Republicans of Western Michigan have an unbroken representation in both the Senate and Houae-frotn tho southwest county to the Upper Peninsula not a Dem­ ent will g6 to Lansing as a legislator. Postmaster James of New York city gives Hewitt the lie in relation to the lat­ ten's charges that Lis letters were opened in that office, and calls npen Hewitt to supplement his charges by an immediate • invstjgation. United States Senator Key ofTcnneosee is opposed to his Democratic brethren on the Oregon question, and says that Goy- enor Grover had no right to defeat the will of tho people by the exercbe of his own discretion. Senator Key. belives that the PraudenUal problem will be peacefully solved. Ths investigation of the Louisiana elec­ tion by the Congressional Committee has brought to light outrages by the Democrats on defence!*** blacks which equal in atrocity those perpetrated by the savage Sioux Indi­ ans on their captives. Murders and outrages of the moat fiendish character were every­ day transactions during the recent cam­ paign. The Chicago Tribune has in its posses sion nineteen editorial*, cut from as many Southern papers by a gentleman in Tennasee, which indicate that Mr. Tilden is still writing editorials through his bureau for the Democratic papers. All of these editorials are exactly alike aud arraign tho Adminstration fur attempting to defeat the people in their choice of Pre-idert. hasty attendance which is all that harried retailer dots not buy, and, of cenrsc, the salesmen aud women have to give each of iobber doo* not sell. All this is nonsense, their hundred outomcre. One would say out so it ia; and it is felt from Maine to thera was as lack of money, judging from Text*. Millsons of people went to the the good* and thu money that is passing. Centennial, and the million* of money But it is mob that people are buying the that were «pent would otherwise hare trinketB that coh! least, aud m?rc match gone into tho regular channel* of trade. cafe*, and uh tray*, and such wiserabie In one respect the Centennial was a curse, Iran but, in others, it was a good thing. It wil' little traps will be sent this season loan ever. To see Christmas in something of pinch trade for a while, but the people arc its old heartiness, one should Tivit the cast infinitely richer in knowledge and expertside of the etas, in tho crowded quarters that do shopping on Grand street. The MOVEMENTS IN MORALS. sidewalks ar^s perfect booth of holiday ven­ We are not to have any Moody and ders, and chudren do a thriving trade in Sankey excitement, this year but Mr Wm. wax tapers and Iriakcte for die Christmns E. Dodge and the other wealthy religionist tree. Figures of Saute Claus with his cloak and snow frosted beard are common I aro making a movc-on Satan iu conjunction with tho enurehen, Tho objective point as dolls, and tho best choice of toys to this year will bo ram. A temperance really please children is found out of doors movement on a very largo scale is being in tiro hands of the cheap venders, and pot inaugrated. tho effort being directed es­ in the high»pricod stores. There it is a pecially to saving young men. Mr. Dodge hardsliip to find anything for children to and his friends bare issued ao address to amuse them after the first blush of norcity hides, urging them not to provide wines, is worn off. What uno is a fifty dollar deor liquors of anyAind for their New Year's Shant that will wag his trunk to. a child the callers, and immediately after the holidays ay after Christmas ? The delight of see­ an effort will bo made to hold a scriea ing tbe animal wag its proboscis is the na­ of enormous meetings, that an excitement ture of things ennnot bo elevating. Chil« something like the old Washingtonian may dren^want something they can use aud take be gotten up. The hard times will be a some part in with tnclr own ingenuity, a help to the temperance agitators, for there trait which the toymakcra steadily ignore. is not half the liquor used that there was I noticed in one store an assortment of toys, three years One bar near the Post­ the lowest of which were 830, and they ran office, the daily recipt* of which used to be up, in price to 8250; And, singular os it 8200 per day, does not average 840, and may seem, there aro people who buy and they are growling. Then the consumption pay for such things. The wealthy specu­ of lager beer has increased cnormusly, aud lator who made his money by a lucky stroke largely for the same reason. Whisky is .in stocks, has it to spend, but unfortunately ten and fifteen cents a drink—beer five he has not the judgment to get the most cents a driak-and three cents. The stim­ out of it. His childten won't get half the ulator takes tho five cent drink, which, as delight out of the dnboraie toys that tho there is notes much alcohol io it, is an laborer's baby will out of the ten cent, improvement. But there is plenty of room monstrosity, which its mother buys. The for reform. In many quarters of the city street presents a splendid appearance, there are a dozen rum mills to every block, however, and the UX)r people have just as and the poor people rapport them. much enjoyment od\of the shop windows THX WEATHER as the wealthy who buy. is delightful for the season. Sleighing io PICTURES. good, it is not severely cold, and altogether John Taylor Johnson wa* a wealthy wo are promised pleasant holidays. man, who lately camo to grief in the de­ Pietro. preciation of stocks, He was the possessor of the finest private collection of pictures OFFICIAL CAXVAnS. in the country, and ho was compelled to bring them to tbo hammer. Tho collection Tabular Statement of Votes given brought nearly 8400,000, tome of the picin tho County of Barry, Stale of Mich­ tores bringing cnonnus prices, Turner’s igan, for Senator in tho State Legisla­ “ Slave Ship” sold for, 810,000. Church's ture for tbe 15th Senatorial Diatrict, “Niagara,” $12,000, ‘and several Meweonto which this County is attached, nt iers, very sm^l ones, not ovi^ six by eight the Gcnetal Election held in said inches, sold a> ‘high aa 86,000. These pic­ County, Nov. 78.li, 1876. tures were bo ghtpr such people os Gar­ rett, theRresilenlor the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad'Companv, and the great ban­ ker, Corcoran fof ashington. It is a cu­ may be found in the fact that in twenty- rious tact th.-i> Mr. Johnson who bought one Northern States there were 2,825,6001 these picture! years ago, got more for them ■ ------in these hard ----------------------times than he,— jiaid, and aevotes cast for Gov. Hayes, which number --- — ,-----------i> 769,682 ia cx«« of the ToU <W ia toJIX»° It is a fact that a well-bought picture is as the same States for Gen. Grant in 1872,' good an invi-sSment as can be made, for and 1,035,523 more than were east for' there are alwahi wealthy men who put a Gen. Grant in the same States in 1868. fancy price oi such works of art, to say nothing of th j great crowds of rich noodles who know do more of pictures than a pig OUR NEW YORK LETTER. does of the Greek testament, but are will­ ing to pay tea thousand dollars that they Political — Christmas Shopping—Pic­ may say they have a “Turner" or a “Mcistures—Rare Things—The Trouble। sonicr.” The’same is true of diamonds , and jewelry, ^20,000 is paid for a gem, in Business—Movements in Morals not that tfccp .is any pleasure to be gotten —The Weather. out of it, but that tbe possessor may have . —p the rebutation of having the biggest and finest. Pocr’ihuman nature! New York, Dee. 22,1876. ■^iare” this us. POLITICAL The feeling has almost entirely subsidedL An cnortni p trade, end a very profitable An evidence oftthe fullmas of the vote polled itx tho recent Presidentialc election In the city. Either people are too busy' buying Christmas present*, and in arrang­. one too, is dri 'cn here in “rare' articles. Pictures on metal, takan from Pompeii; ing for the holiday festivities, or they have grown tired of the agitation. It has set­ tled down to this, Hayes is elected, and is going to be inaugurated, and almost ove*y> body is glad of it. The row was raised principally by respectable democrats expected foreign missions under and by tbe professional rats sinecures in the custom-house office. who Tilden, who wanted and post They found it to their interest to raise a rumpus and demand blood"—the blood being “ Tilden always or under­ stood cs somebody ebe’s—but ths steady­ going citizen who voted for Tilden don't clatter for the benfit of these insects. pricer, aud it seems that the uglierthey arc, the higher the price to be gotten for them. I know a man up-town, who took great pride in exhibiting to his friends a collec­ tion of ancient pottery, taken from the ex­ cavation in Pompeii, for which he paid 87. 000 of a “collector." He was a little dis> gusted at stumbling upon an establishment in Grand street, where such. Pompeian pot> tery is made in just such quantities as to supply enthusiastic buyers, and more',disgturted when he found that tbo collector of whom he bought bis lot was the proprietor thereof. His workmen could turn out more “rare” pottery in a year than was ever used in Pompeii. Antique coins are made in the same way, and when postage­ stamp collecting was the rage, there was n They have their own busineaa to attend to, all the howling now being dona don't appeals of Hewitt, and his paid gang, fall Whttt difceoce did it make, so that amateur collector supposed he had a i THE TROUBLE IM BU6IMEM. r Baltimore Barry Carlton.............. .............. Castleton Hutlnga............................. Hastings City, 1*1 Ward “ “ 4ll> Hope Irving Johnstown Maple Grove...'.. Orangeville ...... Prairieville Rntiand.... Tbornapple Woodland Yankee Springs.. 191 167 186 115 m no 81 10Q 145 205 250 187 108 144 108 1UG Ml 119 187 70 167 172 200 129 110 128 159 164 272 257 330 320 569 256 90 95 178 IM 262 282 271 447 Totals ... Tabular Statement of Votes given in tho County of Barry, State of Mich­ igan, for Representative in Congress for the Third Congressional District, to which this County ia attached, Nov. 7th, 1876. Baltimore Barry.... Carlton... Castleion Haatinr*.-. ••City 1 W. 117 126 146 243 1OT nnd fifty-ntae (6469), and they were given for tbe following person*, vis: John Q. Cre**y received two Ihowand nine hundred and fifty-eight v*le* (2968). I-conard E. Stauffer received one thouread •even hundred and thirty-five vole* (1783). Peter Cramer received aevea hundred and hundred and sixty-three (6488), and they were riven for the following pereons, vis: William H. Power* received thre* thousand one hundred and forty vote* (8140). Almlron A. Aldrich received one thousand six hundred and forty-right vote* (1M8). Henry H. Crtnpbell received six hundfed and *eventy-flve vote* (676). The whole number of vote* given for th* of­ fice of Register of Deed* wa* five thousand four hundred and fifty one (6461), an d lhey were givtn for the following persons, vlt t William M. Scudder received three thousand and one voles (8001). J. Melvin Willhon received two tbopsand four hundred anfl foriy-*even votes (2447). John M. Willison received three vote* (8). The whole number of vote* givan-for the of­ fice of County Treasurer was five thousand four hundred and eighty (6480), and they were given for the following persons, vh : George W. Wilcox received two thousand nino hundred and forty-five vole* (2945). Ira HtoweM received one thousand seven hundred and eighty vote* (1780). John Dawson received seven hundred and fifty-five vote* (756). The wlhUe number of votes given for the of. fire of Presccuting Attorney wa* five thotwand four hutfUrel and fifty-sevtn (6457), and they were given for the following persons, vlt: CUariM H. Bauer received two thousand eight hundred and sixty-five vote* (2885). Joseph W. T, Orr received one thousand file bundrel and ninety-two volte (1692). Abijsh W. Flint received one thousand vole* (1000). tbmuand (11000), and they were given forth* following peraona, vh; Alonro D. Cadwallader rvceired two thou•and nin* hundred and twenty^lx rots* (2926). Philip W. Ntekera received two thousand right hundred and dghty-rix votas (2888). John L. Fieh rocrir*d two thouaand fir* hundred and thirtj-on* rote* (2581). William Rowley reerived one thousand nine hundred and sixteen voice (1918). Walter Power* raceired seven hundred and thlrty.eiglil role* (788). John Fish received two rotas (2). William L. Cobb received one rota (1). The whole number of roleagiv^n for tbe of­ fice of County Surveyor wa* Ove thousand fonr hundred and eighty (6480), and they weregivcn for the following-persons, vis: Frank 8. Bowen received three thousand and nineteen Yota* (8019). George H. Spaulding received two thousand four hundre<n»d sixty vote* (2460). John y. Crcaay received one/vote (1). The whole nutabar of vote* given fur tha of­ fice of Coroners wa* tch ihndvand nine hun­ dred and-forty-five (10,945)/ and they were given fur the following persons, vix : Joseph Cole receirad two thousand nine hundred and thirty-three vote* (2933). Cnrti* Perry received two thousand nine hundred and twenty-two vote* (2922) JatnesC. Henna received one thousand eight hundred and eleven vote* (1811). David W. Smith received one thousand right hundred and thirtean vote* (1813). 'Ezra Pieroe received aeven hundred and thlrty.three vote* (788). Cortes P. Pendill received seven hundred and thirty-three vote* (788). State of Michigan, 1 County of Barry j **’ We do hereby certify, that the foregoing 1* following county officers, vli: Judge of Pro­ bate, Sheriff, County Clerk, Register of Deeds, County Treasurer, Projecting Attorney, two Circuit Court Commhaionera, County Surveyor and two Coroner*, at th* general election held In raid eounty on the levenlh day of Novem- Dated at th* city of nestings this fourteenth Contrary to all expectation business has roocracy of the city, and the half that is not, as yet, picked up very much, and for Oraaatvill* a time there was a trouble to know why. Prai.tevilLe that Haya ia elected, and if they fought at “ Why don’t you buy more ? ” wrote the Butiand .. New York jobber to the retail customer. Tfcornapple all, would fight to place him at the bead of “Our people are not buying anything, nor Voodlaod. — tbs gorenueut. It is a fact that the expres TankeoBp'* 128 are they paving for the goods they bought last spring, comes back as an answer. „ Total*...2877 1071! York, and that the expenses of the meet- Why? " » Because they spent ail the loose money they had last summer at the blasted Centennial, and they are scrimping to stake up tho expenditure." There in, doubtless, a great deal of troth in thisThe fanner who took hh wife :nd two County Clerk. Register of Deed*, And they know that it is daughters to Philadelphia, did not get Treasurer, Proaacutiug Attorney, two ' uditurc offrora f250 ml election,* held ia for kns, but that may the mrcnih dav of tally when it is loaded with the corruption besot down iota of New York TOYS! TOYS!! If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to m, county, os the seventh day of NurataWr, A. D. 1876, do heteby make known and declare them and each of them duly elected to tbe fol­ lowing office,, respaotively, to wit: Cl*m*nt Smith duly elected u Judge of Probate, John Q. Ctwy duly elected as Sher, iff, William H. Powers duly elected a* County Clerk, William M. Scudder duly elected a* Register of Deeds, George W. • Wileox duly elected as County Treasurer, Charles H.Bauer duly elected u I*ro»ecutlng Attorney, Al an to D. Cad wallader and Philip W. Niakera duly elected a* Circuit Court Commiarioner*, Frank B. B*wrn duly elected, aa County Surveyor an8 Joseph Cole and Curtis Parry duly elected aa Coroner* for the raid eounty of Bury and State of Michigan. *-- » agricultural ty Agricultural Society the Court House in Hast election of office™, and for other business. Hartings Dec. 12th, 1876. Jno. M. Nevins, Secretary. xxi66w2. D1'"' ' CARBOLIC OIL & nn nw W e were in there the other day and saw the largest stock of toys we ever saw in Hastings, and from the prices given should say, everybody ought to have a present. , CHANDELIERS & LAMPS From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 40c. Groceries Of all kinds and as cheap as they can in the State. Orockery All Kinds and All Prices. Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at S/EITff, Atte»t, /Wji. H. Powna, Secretary Board of County Canvasser*. t State of Michigan, County of Barry We, the undersigned. Chairman and tary of tho Board of County C*av***i tbe eounty of Barry, Stat* . Jllehli hereby eertily that the foliowhig nitnci nona, having each rceelvhl-flK; higlicitl H. C. Tram, Chairman of the Board of 147 110 171 155 154 15R Toys, Toys, Chandeliers,, Crockory, Produce, Etc. M/fEE lihatinpi. Dee. 14th, 1876. furniture, Milk Safes. 4 pHESTO/t’S. • xxi30w4. Furniture, Coffins,. Etc. HASTINGS and Im» happy again. STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. A GM Redaction in Prices! Where you wul find all kinds oi« FURNITURE I Of every Description which we can rail cheaper than tiny hous.• in Bar­ ry County, for these reason*: lat. Beeauae we have no rent t» jay 24. Because we make tbo moat of out 3d. Because we keep the bed c work­ men. 4th. Because we warrant all good* we make. We sell none of tills cheap-made Fur­ niture that is made by mnchlnerv. The goods vre make is made by hnod, and warranted. We Invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for they al boar Inspection. No trouble at .all show pooda. Parties having Picture* ■ to iramo would do well to.RCt them framed c.f SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Dealcra tn all kinds FURNITURE, UjHarMBntt MQk Look here I Look here! any house io Bany County. We keep What! don’t you think we ean sell! the Larrwt ai.a seiectt-J stock ol PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD* cheaper than any. iinn in the State? * ix-08. BKAcxrrs, Pafe*-*Hou>can do it, for, with the help of Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds id OTosylblDK in th® Fnrulture line. W e invito nli pwraana to e^it and look Milk Safer. J. M. HEWES, �$80 Reward. VOICIAL AAH1W BAW mil!. Stolen from We.)yan Church on* mile North Of Hickory Corners Barry Co. on tha night TUESDAY Jan, 2nd. AFTERNOON al 3 EVENING nt I «’«|Mk 5>i.y«.7SS”amikt!f’i±±>uw, ness, round lines, leather hand pieces, one Buffalo Robe marked on one corner W. R.T. IL; also twd gray horse blankets nnd one whalst»«»® "hip. (I 1 will pay *li) for the return of the prep i ' * GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE Te«*th« with the InfinUerimal. •MISS MINNIE WARREN And the bkvtorial Phenomenon and Cetnie Genius 1 will pay *40 for the thief lodged tn jell. MAJOR NEWELL, Jonx Q. ('mxsv, Sheriff Barry Co. Haled H*-*ng., Dec. 26,1876, LAVGHAfcLE "•■■•^waiTssfi.7. LADIES 4 GEXTLEJfENi.MlNIATURE. 1 itaUsea and enriches the blood, tones up the syrtem. builds up die broken-down, eurea Dys­ uouie* win noerrev- pepsia, Uvor Complaint*, l>rop*y. Chronic Diarrluea, Boil*, Nervous Affection. Chill*, and Fever*. Humors, Loss of OotuiUntlonal Vigor. Di*cnse* of the Kidneys and Bladder, talon, 0MI3* H- R‘ StBV»"> Column, The “Iron Treil.”' PUMIFIES THE BLOOD, VEGETfflE yeare old, in good condition, black uano and ‘ A Spicy sketeh descriptive vf the Attail. Also a otjusre box and cutter.red running ehison, Topeka and Santa Fc Railroad, tho ’ gear, box bl£>k, hole In the bottom behind the beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of seat about 2 Sy 8 Inches. Also one single har­ the Rocky Mountains, by “Spin Crinkle," Two Performances Daily DfAL'iGUtf. Ictal llllfipc^ Jloticc? of Dec. 24t£ 1876, one bay Horse, weight about HOO ^tounds, small star In forehead, left hind fooi white above the ankle, about 15 POSITIVELY OXE DAY ONLY. VJ5o. 1 ?'■ [hs^ui-Wly heplihlicajihaiw. Renovate* and Invigorates th* Whole Syrtem. C. M. RUNYAN’S. ITS IWIMUl HOfOTCS ME SLTBUTHE, TOMIC, SOllEMT AM DIUBETIO. I would respectfully announce to the citi­ zens of Hastings and vicinity, that I have a new and < the musical and dramatic critio of tho New York World, scut irec on applieslion, together with the S'tn .han Gnidr, mayo and time tables of----------------------this new and pop-------------------------------- mewrao* Meo«r, ular route from Kansa.* City nnd.Atcbtootj ibewsa, RypMltOe Pueblo, Denver and all pointa in Colo------------------ ndo, Now Mexico. Arisonn and tho Fan Juan Minct. The finest line of Pullman ■ sinal^SpiMl "camplaliat»* can cuty bo c * inex. The fintwl line of Pullmut and Bplaal Cosmpiali SlK^r, oo U.0 eooiiooot botwwo U>0 ta7 on the continent between the Mie- j noun River ond the Ruuky Mountains I Jf^tta without tjnsnge. Special round trip tour- w»ri’. vi.Gi;rixr. T"3 nevertoJt’d to es*"’n Utts’tickets flout- the Mi .uuri hirer tn I tbe Beck KMwer «•— Vcnvrr nninta potnts. XX52lf tit £50, guod to Htop \<ldre«. 7 off id all ' plalula, Dropor. Fraia’le Wcakne*a* ' J-e«»»Tl*«mv artrtug from imoruat uleet*Um> andI uterine tUweees and Oeaerel Do. . bUItr, V1.GKHNE net* directly upon the i eanoc* r.f there c»nu'lajnl*. ft tavtooratM and stronirthetn tfn who'.* »yatem.act» u|k ii tbe »ecretlre vrgaa*. allay* iruiamaaaUcin, cures uJcetatioa nnd rotulate* the bowel*. For Cntarrii, Dr>pcp«fa. Unbllaal T. J. AxnruwiN, (7eH. 1 ‘au. Aft. Toj-cka, Kan. Lost. Female Complaints, and all diseases origiuai- Ing in a l«d stale of the Blood, vraeeompanied by Debility or a Low Slkte of the Kyslem. CatTiox!—Be sure you gel the Purvuur Sravr. ONE dollar aad twu a l^nltle, Bold by'dealers generally. Both W. Fowls & Boss, Proprietors, Ttl-DAY’S ADVF.R TISEMEhTS. M Harrison Avenue, Boston. Exhibition—Tom' Pioneer Meeting. Between Irving scatiuu and Freeport, on the road that pas**# Jawph Froeinan, J. C. Hanna, Wm. Cobb, the Wood School House and the Dutch Church, one roll of pictures, being Birds-Eye view's of the Uenk-nninl Grounds and Buildings. A reasonable reward will bo paid for the re­ turn of the property to the snbscriber, or for it if left at tho Bak nek office. J. R. Dpdlev. Rutland, Dec. 21 187G. ' 70tl* M 'OF GRORIK! Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00 ; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, sal'eratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold at Remember the place, at J. S. R IWWIJV’S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Gite me a call. •mnrkablo cure* effected by VEGETINE IcewU many pbysldaa* and apolboearies rvllablo BLOOD rDBIBlfc* y*i before the public. / We’ve Got TH1 BKSfTviDKNOC. DRUGS All About the County. I C. M. RUNYAN. xxiGGtf coiiUolUng power ov*r lue usrrou* *y>- Perauant to adjuiirumeat the Barry County | Pioneer Asxi^clation will meet at Union Holl, in the ciiy'uf llattings, on Thursday the 4th day of JanuaMr, A. D^. 1877, at 10 o'clock ia it.!* WJJ. the forenoon nr that day, ’for the election of iictttrelcighit officers fur thi ensuing year and for the Iranauction of such other butiness a* may properly [ cume before the meeting. A cordial invitation is extended ii< all ’‘Pioneer*” or Barry Coun­ ty. Come one. come all and let us have a good time. Jonx Q. CaxssY, To all our readers we veal greetings, a hap Dated Hastings, Dec. Oth lb»G. Becretarr. py new year, and our wi»hc» that to each o you It may be a year of unexampled prosperity. gxti Ceatra! Stock 40j. li-re^nm*. fiAptVmy. List of Patents. ALL DI2EABL3 OF THE BLOOD. Hence n«ye»v great 1 Li/t al* issue d to Li/t of ofpale pati-ata tosued to luventar* luv«ntor* of of MichMich- , j ignn for the week ending Dec. rfth. 1878. and Emmutaucl Church ntaa Irauttfuily riinned j eaclidal.-l Dec. 2dth.. 1UT8. Furnished this do- P*Pcr t-'ox । A t’ux/ Solicitors of Patents, •jUeut and haprreaiv<b ^ y**y youMaxei now while it only co»t> one pre cent, for cvllcction fees. Tv du that you Also CONFECTIONS clrcu'milui fluid. Il can truly ba railed tbo CJKIIAT Pl'BlFiEl. (treat _ > .Li. _ .._ u I.. .,.M I Ia.iTha , • *.,,l .maourco A Miller Mail Bag Fastening Sturgis F Rheubottom Dvor Spring Union City C BunkeriwITPerforating Stamp Ml Clemen* J Mackey Sheet Metal Ware Grand Rapid* F Tavtor Saws *• IN ENDLESS VARIETIES. ■■ - teat ion. Recommend It Heartily. tbe scneratSe Charles F. Dwight of Milwaukee and tho gallaalGea'l. Wm. H. Dickey of Jack­ We are under special obligations Io D. J- po-«* Agent of the Stale of Michigan Air ike The Grand Central Hotel, the largest in New York, ba.* made aaather invocation, and j bare in detail, and proves that he is au effi•• tumbled" it* rales from $4.00 to $2.60 and | ' cient officer. lie has succe*«fu1ly closed and settled mentu-ff>ur euitt during the year, out htpand by 1 1 STKTEXS, Boden, NEW ADVfrRTISMENTS.____ of which he realixed >27.370.76, the total ex­ penses being only P2.SO9.57, and in three Veteran* will be held at Grand lUpida on the year* the collections have been *31,812.50, and tho expeneee *4,477.87. Besides this, he hy Gen. Turn Thumb and Wife, Mies Minnie under examination about sixty more cesee, Waircu aud Mujcr Newell, will gixe jwo cu- j out of which ho expects during’the coming t'Haitilacnls in the afternoon aud evening of ' to realise very satisfactory results. Tuesday, Jan 2nd nt Union Hall. u.mr imnartant lerislation to wl C. P. Rowell &, Co's'. Col. Th® Little Rock . and Fort Smith Land*. Co.-.! Land-, Wood land*. same lhairio Laud*. Bottom fjcdi, tn.l Upland*. on Ona, to ■alt Use parthueer. eta per rent. fatereit no deferred paymenu. Tr“ per rent, divrenat for eash. FvrtaJI imrtfcalan. mM ami r»mr*l«U. apply to "/ D. SLACK, land CvmtalMionrt, ial attention of tbe members elect, from this et CaMletoti, on Friday evening, t> which ler®ralofiirr chismatce frsm thia city were in- county^ We would call the attention of onr musical friend* to the following magaiinca: 1’rrx**' IIncsB»dti» Matonies, containing five arsfat beautifiil Song* and Choruses. the East Dormitory by fire, the receiving ofthp-' Pmats' pAkio* Mvatc. containing several Frtshtncn elan for 1S77 will be deferred unnl ea.«r Piano Piece*. . L* Carux ua la CaxME, a collection of diff­ Sept. 4th. Qualified applicant! for the higher icult Piano Mute by-tho bort European au President Abbott of tbe Agricultural College give* notice that owing to tbe destruction of B. E. Wc*i of Hasting* Jia* the thanks of the BdHerof the IIaxskii for a tor of ••Willow Twig" and “Yellow BellSower” apple*, left al this - office on Saturday last.' Such fruit i« a lux abundance in thhaeciion witIrproper culture. Prrxx*’ Osuan Skusctioxs. for Reed or Pipe Organ. . PjrrKM* SAcarn bixxerios*, coatolmng Hymns, Antheutr, ete., and , , d . I’ktct*' Octavo Csodom, containing ^ur choice Ckoroscs for Singing Societies. These ntagarin* or- published at tho uniform price of *3 per annum, post-paid, and we have no hrsitation ia oaying that they sre unequaled tmen ming Baking 1’owdar fur yean, have become mtixAed that D. B. DeLand* & Co’a. Baking Powder or any other brand of Saleratru. indeed, it haa gained the name of •• House- la another place in thie issue will bo found the prospectus of tbe Detroit TViAtmr to which the attention of the reader is directed. Tbe Tribunt is emphatically a nnr«-/><p>rr, and has hosts of friends all over the State It will do WHERE ? Iuk KSETng IS SOLB BT ALL MU68BT& xxi68tf JAS. P. ROBERTS New Advertisements. Special Notices. Hostetter's United Elate* Almanac for 1877. for dlrtribution prati*. throuihoat th* United Slates, ■nd all elvilixed countries of tha Western Uemisphera. will ba publuhed about tha And of J anuary. in th* Bullish. German. Freach, Webb. Norwe­ gian. Swedish, Holland. Bohemian and Spanish language*. and all who wish to underrtand tho true philosophy of health should, read and ponder the valuable siuwcsllens it contain*. In addition to irn frotn*5 rention and cure of a treat variety of disease*, it embrace* a lino amount of information intifeet2Bin» to the merchant, the mechanic, the miner, the Klffl Ki;.*-firmer, tho planter, azd the pref«**ional man and the ealeulationa bare been made for such sttidians and latitude* ta are"moat suitable fur a cor­ S' G2 W. MaCton St., Cblcajo. rect and comptthenaivo National Calendar. _ AMV ------------ '----fects of Hortotter’s jHtomaoh DiUSrs. the ®«>!e tonic and aUeraliro if more than half the CJnbti»n work, aro fully set forth In 1U paste, which arc also interspersed with pictorial llltutralloM. valuable rwlp- for th. hoo.«huIJ and form. hu­ ntorcue aneodolrs. and other instructive and ant ai­ Hadison Dispensary, Priodia Jndre of Probate. In th* matter of th* *»taw vf Albert E. Bui! Yto^rrartia* »nd wln5 W F~ °° ** ictTReady for Agents—The 'HermwM iu* ordcred.’Thai Tt;mday the 3d M-rfJauuary next at tco’einek lathe forcO'.um. IARR1AGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. great <lnya etc, The Executive committee of tbe Pioneer Amoctotto11, consisting of Wip. 8. Goodyear, Peter Cramer, David R. Cook, Mr*. W. Hayes- BUBBAlllJ BK0TUKB.S. I*b. 38 Aa Arifc CAlff lON-B* &'•» Deceived by >r US mature book* cmumiuf to s in» what will happen In toRiutt*d»»P?»* nE Extra Fine Mixed Card*, wtin name, 20ct». Post paid. L. Jo>M A Co.. Xamau. N. $55 £ By order of CommlUec, Weekly THAmc and the Semi-Weekly B-txxxa (BATE OR1 Ssrrl»l,< Mroiir >n* otacire nisriwj married. : PRIVATE STRICTLY P We are iu receipt of the Annual Calendar of the Stole Agricultural College of Michigan, gBAWIKO. •OBUC. Louisiana State Lottery Co. This Institution »u mr-i'-wiy incor»r»tod by place monthly. Th* Reason of UTT opens with tha ^'-.TVSls r«ix«. ..wv * ^AmwwaUiyJoDtW.bA?*0* rollefi rpeady. and scientific mannir. InnaedfaU lapsed Pioneer, Agricultural College of the Nation, i neUI Look at this! e:.Ti- faction, and we tru»t the Legialatnre of 187", will see to it that it does not want for anything K J. GRANT SELLS. lo«<F,«»<. dance, we notice the name* ■nd Charles E Ingtrtcn, also of Woodland among the Freshmen. We trust others of the young men cfoarcuunly who desire to make farming a profusion tuny be enrolled among Bn. not. • «■»« A,*--50 Nov. ST, -TH j^iCllril WANTED—Our pay at ontt, U will *te. Smith. Manoc I PreUm. ________ _ _ Warm, winter gloves, alar^e lot for j»le re iMjuirren to be Hartiux* wuy in* said KC- frrSS^^.- ■-».S-tfSKI Detroit Advertisemerrts._ GILLET & HALL, DETROIT. Commission Marchants in Grain, Pork and Seeds. B^“iii«h«’tprtets sniraoterd: protnyiMitei D. 1). MALL0R1 &C0 Whotemte Dealers tn Ojs’ers adof Faraip Mi. Hermetically State Mmufatturcn* John Roberta'. Goods. $100.00 in Greenback! T... *-«* rTTT’V* V IX*' t V �L.galt Star Clothing House Star Olftthing House. Legale. MORTGAGE ,'<3SSB, ________an Attorney £& fe&Sisssn hawing boon inattintad to rocovoo void mortgage or any part tlicrnf morrorge* rouatnetL and * P°w' I Salute*! u uM^caro arzs sy?,gxr,.'stBX.“isst nt on weoltail sell at public auction to bidder (Mlle to take place at the north f (or bo much thcreo f M abal I be normal tbe acaocM dae eq uartnanawo. w>tb I Intereel end legal croft l.igeibar wlib i fee of ally <|ii) dnllart. ttinrroaalcd I that tatosay, the following place or pa and ninety nine one hundrettis (U.wfscresl bo ll ■imr more or lass, „ Untad. Fralrirville November tM.'A. D. l«a. ttSSfill_______ CTsa aern »rOLPtar,MoncBg»«, Free ride to GrandRapids AND RETURN We will pay the Railroad Fare to Grand Rapids and back again, of any one buying $25.00 worth of goods from our store, or, if only $15.00 worth is bought, we will pay the fare One Way. We do this because we want to sell off our winter stock. HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE Defhnlt iJS2.,HP4SF..sAJ'&,„^.M certain Xndanture-of Mortgage mads and exscut, by William □. Holden and Thlsam-th Holden. 1 Bte;d88Ste:3R.tf!t:sWJKZ: wire. Cttrtts Holneo and Kasab Holden bis wife, tbe town of Johnstown, narrr County. HMtlgnm on Wednesday, the JMh {lay of November, in the tbe nrst part, to liuniington st. Marvin of Itedfur «.».rWBKTESWEk. 1 ML U GOODS LOR TH W Ml STOOL IK MICIIOM, tiMjmdl WK proving • In thta roar Wo Arc Soiling . # Mens’ Heavy Overcoats at $3 50 ; £4 00 ; 5 00 and Upwards. We ’Are Selling , 1 mow cause, ir ear th-rc ba. i i petitioner should not be grant Ind It is farther ordered, tha1 • notice to tbo perrons interests tbopendency of said petition. Erw.*?BmAro»®“i Mens’ Fine Overcoats at $9.10; $12.00; and $15.00. We Are Selling ^VkTmSu fUt/ls' TJOgDgK. l-.i’-r’.f,.: three iuoee®ireweeli ioua to san! day of Inuring. 8. C. PKINDLE. Jodjt of Prol <A true copy)________________________ ui , . GUAR DIA N’S SALE*. . Buti/istt Suij-s fnofi 50; $6 00; 50. V“> Mens’ Fine All VVool Suits I’nicct. B.C. Prlndlc, Judee ef Probat Tn tb. Matter of tho Estate of Mary C. In the matter of tbe rotate otiflla Lewi irlgue. bearin' .laic tbe u;ri: . A. I>. ICT. rircuud be Mr ^ Only $1000 and $12 00. -5* EXTRA. LOW PRICES ON ETNE OVERGOAT SUITS. BOYS’ OVERCOATS AND SUITS. $2^5, $3 50, $4 00 $5 00 and Upwards. IJCwr*. Take advantage of this chance to save money by buyin^nf us, besides costing ■you nothing to see’Grand Rapids.*=5g^f ,z' to anpear at a sessi•• i at thcl’nilute CS sho w eauee. if any pet, tinner should U>.I m- grauiau : .UH> ITU- fl mK.'LSSY.&US Star Clothing House, 38, 40 and 42, Canal st, Grand Bapids. Make ii» Mistake in our Locatson—The Great Double Store. ,?2,f of said petition, and the hearing thereof by enaiing b copy ofthis order to be published in tbe Masting* Kmbliean Banner, a newspaper printed and cir­ culated in said County of Barry, for threo successive (A Tgi-C CWT.) nricwt Holloway's Ad. Drugs, Etc. Judge of ProUte. SSA“«lMX..*^5?En. £4K9f31- Ayer's Advs.A Undertaking HEALTH AND ITS PLEASURES Ayer’s • Cherry Pectoral Diseases with Its AgoniesCHOOSE BETWEEN THEM. : of tho said mia«.. leof HOLLOWAY ’S PILLS. Ncryr-ua Disorders. w lotice b hereby given that T shall sail at public ilon, to tho hlgnaet bidder, on Tuesday the 30th ’ of December. a. D.. 1HT6. at one o’clock, in the irnoon. at tha 'north door of th-. Court naa. in the city of Ibutinn. ia tbe County Barry, in the Stale ef Michigan. jrarra- that she may be licensed to sell certain real er to License and authority granted to me on tho of miU minor in said petition described: : Ssj'JiSs'iiA Thereupon it Is ordered. thatTuwday the! ,Ml’ » 'i«’*.i» «L<- forent do. right, title and interest of the cold deceased be u»in>od for A hearing of ssid pctiilnu. i» and to the real estate riteated and bring in that the next Ofthe kin of said minor nnd allot County of Darnr in the Blate of Michigan. 1-tiioM intorrotedinreid estate, are retired fna- •>»«».u b* k»« st tho Probate OAoe. in the City of llastin-s. thereof-’ Dated, DAVID <1. ROBINSON. 1 gxiadw* , j___________________ Administteior ^cggaawiasHgLagnBBi, of De«l» in and for the county of Barry andBut Tbereuponnolirn is hereby given that by virti ofaatd csaoution. I shall exporo tor sile andscll i tho North frontdoor of the Court Honea in ti „ of the Connty,of Barry, in the Htete of Michigan. Io receive, exdmino and ifflrt&Mff adjust all claimsuxTdesrcsiss! »ss: ss PEOPLE'S ■ STORE. W. H. GOODYEAR, The l>ruggist, •aryanTKrsasjjjn. UTSF,^.’^ a'Ttt Si-H-SaBS: How to bo Strong. r let the bowels bo either confined or un< they will meet for that pureoee al the Hotel in the .Tfc: ‘Asa srafiSK.J <tey. the Oith day of April. 1977, at ton o'clock in he bowels, many panone sapporins that I Inereaec relaxation. This Us groat : ITS afternoon, that being between tha hour of nin o'clock and tha SttUnt ofthe ear.of that day. alintK'I>arom£T»ULirB.' decfttT LEON EXECUTION. MicaiOAX. County of Barry.at .—B; execution iesnrd out of and under th Rcspectfulli/ announces that he hfis a^ain cn^a^ed in the DRUG T1MDE, and has m stock and daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Dru^s and -Medi­ cines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goodsi and in fact a com­ plete Stode of Druggist's Merchandise which he offers People at greatly R^ du ced Prices. REMEMBER,the Peo pies Drug S tore is di­ rectly opnosite Empire Block. One door east of SpauldingsHastings, July 18,1870_________ such as Coughs. Colds, and Consumption. Tbe re|-<itaUou It bo» attained, in eon wqnraec of »<«• iimrvelioai euros It hat produced titirie; tho InU haU century, b a auflkient auttranee-to tbo jMiblie that It wDl continue to realitu the bappiert A* n safcgK.-.ni to children, amid die <U.tre»«.l.M-aero which beret the Throat and Chest nt * luLUiaod. it i» Invaluable; the, by its timely use. tuuliltisdro'are rescued and restored to health. Hila modkine galas friends at every trial, as u.o curen it is eoustamly producing are loo r». Qeo. M. Savage & Go’s Col. MtMOWMr jhMldBKhe granted: Ai lhar ordered, that said petitioner <i tilled te . PBNRION. Auplv "u «• _ *Wg^b)uim, Attora w^’butroiL D-.J.C.AYERiCO.,Uwell,Mits„ "V«l Neil c r ’**■ UNDERTAKING Being a business that Deeds a great deal of experience, After many yeans In the bueinewt, can truly aay that they can do better work, and give better satbdkctioii than any other firm tn this SBXT' POSITIVELY CURED. l»GECTS. Alt C HI'KISTS for Printers. •WKieSKsiss"- section. W. H. Stebbins, the aenior member, with the experience of a IlftFtime. will always give hie petsonai at­ tention to thin port of their extenalve Team furnlabed when Balm will be med only INS BROS. ■ Btb.1975. xxlttf � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 Published 1876 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 1876. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note the name change to the Hastings Republican Banner. Also note the change to more frequent printing every 3-4 days. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download.